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Has consented to be,sud is hereby announced,
an Independent candidate for Reelection to
the Office of Judge of the Court o: Common
Pleas, in the I'll subdivision Of the 9th
Judicial District Of Ohio, Belmont and Mon
roe Countiss. - . :
sept5, ,'76w5.
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EgTbe character which the Enter
a,svse hasqost in the service of CHAMBERS
was bat 4 poor counterfeit at best
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TURKISH DEFEAT.

BELGRADE. October Am official
dispatch SAYS that twenty thousand
Turks, with forty cannon attacked tn,
Servian army, on Saturday, near Gre
de,in They were completely repulsed
with heavy loss, after twelve hours
fighting. oss1a"f 4a
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Mr.. Pulitzer Analyzes the Preten.
sl0ns Of Mr., Schurz.

At o speech delivered in GAINESVILLE
Ohio, last Friday evening, the night Of
ter speech by Mr. Schurz, Mr. JOSEPH
Pulitzer sad, after alluding to the FAC
that Mr.. Schurz had declined join
discussion:
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For Common Pleas Judge.

In response to the urgent request Of mani
voters, Of all political .rties, .sa
RORERT u 0uAMRERS
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> Presidential Elect ars.

STATE AT LARGE
WfLhIAM LANG. OF Seneca County
GRANVILLE W. STOKES,ot Warren
The daily gazette., 1876-08-05
Facts For Farmers.

For farmers the country wants
the most energetic, through going
and wide-awale boys and young
men that can be found. Hence, if
a boy is blessed with crownin q
concomitant which moves the
world-brains-let him become a
farmer Brains constintue the de-
sidcratum in agricultural science
at the present day. Fifty years
ago muscle was the essential re-
quisite, Fifty year ago Il farmer
was expected to perform every
manual labor Of the farm by exer-
else of muscular force, while at the
present day he needs brains more
than muscle to enable him to man
age labor-saving tools and imple.
ments with skill and efficiency.
When the labors of tie farm were
nearly all performed by the labor.
ious and fatiguing application OF
human force farming was irksome
drudgery. But now, when teams
and steam power respond to the
bidding of the tiller of the soil, ag.
gridculture is the most agreeable
livelihood that one can desire.
True, at some seasons of tho yeal
farmers are required to labor
early and late for several DAYS,
Then, again, perhaps for IL week
they will have easy times.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-05
Non-Heading Cabbages.

A writer in u recent number OF
the american Agr,culturist says:
Last autumn | was mourning
over an unsual number of half-de.
veloped cabbages, which were on
ly fit to be fed to the cows, and
mentioned the fact to Duchess
county farmer, who is in business
in New York, and has lately
bought farm near us, asking if
his crop had turned out badly. His
answer was, that he had no more
soft heads than he wanted, CT to
the effect that he would feel dis
appointed ifhe had not a consider
able number. Now we, neither
of us, raise cabbages for market,
but for our own consumption
mainly, and was utterly alta loss
to k .ow what he could do with a
quarter of his crop that failed to
make heads.
He told me that often he dug Il
wide trench, so deep that after
some top soil was throwA in he
could set cabbagcs out in the
trench as close as they could stand,
and their heads would not come
up level with the top Of the
ground. When he planted covers
the trench with boards and some
brush, cornstalks, salt hay and
earth on the top, keeping it open
at the ends, or elsewhere, until
cold weather. and then covering it
in close. He said they would al
have firm solid heads in the
spring.
l ,fled it, and at the time | white
(ApriD we are enjoying the best
cabbages we ever ate. They are
rather small to be marketable.say
4 ] to & inches in diameter, solid
and sound, crisp and tender, as
delicate as caulihowers, and
what is most remarkable, l never
know when we are going TO have
cabbage for dinner until / see it on
the table. The objection l have
TO this wholesome and delicious
vegetable is, that it usually fills the
house with its perfectly detestable
ordor, so to have cabbage withou;
this drawback is worth all the
trouble it costs. If these winter
headed cabbages could once be-
come known in the market,I am
confident their merits would COM
mand them ready sale all though
the spring. The cabbages in mar
ket at this season are pretty poor.
They are very apt to be slightly
decayed, and will keep but a little
while, as they wilt at once soon af-
ter rot, l wish now that | had
enough to test the market with,
but have not and write this part
ly in the hope that somebody will
do it next year.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-05

before the panic the tariff
brought more than S2l6, 600, 600
OF revenue. This year it is csti-
mated that it will not bring Sl4O.
Oo0,O0o. If the present decline
continues it will not in a few
years yield enough to pay the in
terest on the public debt. This
only shows that the policy of the
House Of Representatives in cut
ting down expenses is the only
true solution of our difficulties
The continuation of the repub-
lican policy means increased tax.
alton.
When it comes to a..choice be-
tween an y and a @, a San Fran
cisco Chinaman does not hesitate
Two Celestial prisoners were tied
together by their pig-tails the
other day, to prevent escape, and
one of them realizing that a
fine Of not less than $40
WAS staring him in the face. cut
Oft his queue and went his way.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-05
Thursday. Aug. 81. 1876.

on which occasion they will distribute to tn,
ticket-holders the immense sum Ct
The daily gazette., 1876-08-05
Well.eouipped life-boats

Well.equipped life-boats are
stationed outside the surf at Cape
May. Sometimes lady ventur-
ing into deep water opens her
mouth when a breaker comes
along, and after shipping q heavy
sea, strangles and calls for help.
Then again a foolhardy swimmer,
overrating' his powers OF endu-
rance, goes out too far and cannot
return unassisted. The services OF
the boatmen are seldom required
for the majority of bathers cannot
swimandare too cautious to expose
themselves to danger. AS a rule
the man who is drowned off the
coast is a good swimmer who at
tempts too do too much.
"Donald," i'd Scotch dame,
looking up from the catechism, to
her son, "what's slander!" "a
SANDER, guide mither,' quoth "a
weel, hardly ken, unless it may
hap an over true tn which one
guide woman tells of anithter."
"Ma, DEAR" said an intellig, Mt
pet. "whnt do they play the or
gan so loud for when church is
over? Is it to wake us up"
The daily gazette., 1876-08-05
fashionable Furniture.
j. & j. ". HARM A.N j.,
no. 40 Kin Srreos
WILMINGTON. DEL.

AONs OEuss
20, 70 We respectfully inforc4 The clu-
1s1'sfn' zens Of Wilmington and the sur
,..Og%ssv, rounding country that we continue
rzAessfG&to manufacture and keep m bard az
our large and long established warerooms
Furniture Of every variety and style onn'
sisting of Mahogany, Rosew cd and WaInn,
and chamber uses. o'A
Our assortment of Furniture larger and
more varied than can be found in Deiay@sre @
and all articles SOLD aroc- establishment = ~
warranted as repTeseDte1.
Venitiar Blinds Of the mos fashionab,e
designs made TO order ard kept constantly
OF rand. We also manufacture and constant
y k"ep 8 largenqor.msnt of Spring uni-
-. scl Hagi Mattresses
J. i J. n. HARTMAN,
I'.King street. Wilmingto-
The daily gazette., 1876-08-05

OTo SUFFERING LADIEs.-"Dr. Rogerson's
Female Hvirastin Pouders. tor all female
complaints. By mail, II. Address. Or
Rogerson, P.O. BOX. 256s y. Y. CITY.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-05
Dunbar System
SUCCESSFULLY

SUCCESSFULLY
Interfering iavariablyIcured in! one shoe
ing.
knuckling and knee sprung hoseses are
mediately benefited and lett Al condition to
the aid of which nature soon effects perma-
nent cure,
Lameness from corns instantly rem owed.
Immediate relief given in cases of acute
founder.
Diseases Of the above nature and various
others pet ininv to the foot and leg. hereto
fore considered lncurable by "0ld Scho oil"
Veterinarians. are by a judicious application
of the Dunbar System relieved and cured.
An" tom'cal specimens exhibited at the
office, shoI. ng cause and effect.
Having bt en- at greas expense to acquire a
thorough knowledge of the subject, and be-
ing the only smiths in the State to whom M r..
Dunbar has impaired mis- valuable method of
trealneht. am prepared to treat the worst
case the public can bring forward.
l employ only competent men and per-
sonally supervise all operations.
Office. Ill! and lib Orange ST.
DAVID WOOLMAN
The daily gazette., 1876-08-05

PRICES OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets. sl2: Halves, So; Quarters,
~; tickets, SOD; 2715 tickets. $500; 463l
at Sl2 each:
Hon: L. II. Taylor, Mayor of Frankfort,
the entire board of City Councilman, Hon.
Alvin DuNall, late Chief Justice Of Ken
tucky, and other distinguished citizens, to-
gether with such disinterested persons as the
ticket holders present may designate will
superintend the drawing,
Remittances can be made by Express, Draft,
Post Office Money Order or Registered Let.
ter made nayable to KENTUCKY CASH
DISTRIBUTION COMPANY:
All communications, orders for Tickets,
and application for Agencies should be ad ,
HON. THOS. p. PORTER.
General Mana ger. Frankfort. Ky.
iulyl5- -2tawlm
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FiNANcIAL AND ooMMknciAL.

u, ,o ~ a. mn,
FRIDAY, June ". M.-lhe speculation
at the stock Exchange DEVELOPED a strong tome
,,,,.., ,,,,rttl ~ ,.l, - - -,
""'N" e"""o"e' '"e ""'Ne' un'" Lear the
close 81 business, VIXEN sudden pressure Of
Ohios carried down the active list 10 the latest
ot,. -, a.. H., mi. -, -. o.. - -
p"'"'' VI NV uaS' LUIS oTeaA III ohiOs from IL
10 10. on sales OF about 500 shares was the
only feature which rouid he dtvnigad into
-. -, -
prominence anu was uhuerstoou 10 nave been
long stock thrown overheard for the account Of
Montra,I custooers Tho he,rs ,ooL .d,.n,s,a
OF tue Hlghl Oh tue cirque combinations ana
severely hammered Like Shore and Western
rntnn Witch ,i.i1ed = and /. 4, can, r.s,..-
"''' ~ Y N'"' '''r'N
tVelY' ana the a. fduis were also = ana y
lower. Pacific Mail was tn. most active stock
of tho morning and after dronnin, fro,n ga -,
-, tool, sn,ro ,,nu,r, ,,,,,, 10 On ~
,vmno,hy w,,b tho ranatndsr of ,hs a., ho
cllned to 234 az the close. A meeting OF the
the pressing Indebtedness of IN. comn,nv a,,l
"
the stockholders VIII be invited 10 aid IN fur
nishiny tho reouisite finds Michtgan Cen.rh
"'S"'"S wv '"p"'7'O ''""'' "'''"'-"" No"''i
was moved up from a.. to 49,. on adyines Of
,., .,,,, ,,,, i,,a.h r.i ~ 49,, -, 40,
lhcIeaHeu earhue-' nut lu,er ulohe away l" 60,
ana the ntner laVoiltrs' thou9h not recording
any specially Import ant transactions, closed
feyPrisn aud heavy. Pacific Of Missouri ranged
a. III. aud Ere at a.. -LIa'., sc,ler 30
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FALL.-At the residences OF her parents b5 9th ~
Hoboken, on Wednesday. June T. 1870 MARI A. the be-
loved daughter Of Geo. A. a1d Mary e. Fali aged 70
years. months. and 20 dnya
Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend thefuncrn Sunday. the 18th Inst.
Of o'clock =. NJ from the First Presbyterian church,
corner OF HUDSON and Stu SIS.
HAAs.-On June 0. stella l.. aged years and
months.
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral
from the residence OF her parents, 9D3 Broadway,
bIoOkyD, D. on sunday, June II, at o'clock r. N.
RElLLl.-On 9Th lust. Ellen Eliza beth, AGED rear
10 montns daughter OF James aud Jane he liv.
Relatives and frtcnds Of the family arc requested 10
attend the funeral from cir late resid~ncc. OF
gsd st ana Az A, on Saturday June 10, Att r. NJ,
,,wiNTERs.-on FRIDAY. June 9, att A. ", Humphrey
winters native OF the parish OF Churchtown county
Cork ireland, ased 20 years the same Gag 10 A.
= me psri-h. aged 10 years.
The relatives and friends the family are respect-
invited To their iuneras IRON tner late residence ais
East etd st.. on sunday June IL, at 4 O'Clock.
. YOUNG AMERICA COUNCIL No. so, O. u. A. NJ
Brothers YOU are hereby summoned to attend special
meeting OF the Council on SUNDAY the 1lth at n A. NJ
sharp, at the Council Chamber. IN full rexa white
gloves to pav the last tribute Of respect to de
ceased brother. George +. wlnrOw. Members Of sster
CHAe. PEAsE X 4. THEO. N. FORBES, @.
PLYMOUTH ROCK Lopez, No. S7l. /. o. q. F.-Brothers
you are hereby notified t. attend special meeting
Sunday, June IL. az 1l30 A. for the purpose OF
tending the funeral Of late BROTHER Geo. winrow.
Brotners OF ssier lodges are invit-a to attend.
Z. j. CAhfBELL X. ). GhO. w. FRIEND, N. q.
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FnIDAy. June s.-Fiour ste,dv for shipping
,Se., Ii ann isir lnguy but .,her grades
$50 ssseraos s,s,s aud Ws.ieSn q iS.so .sspP pune
49, $3.50 Mss'ern a naa ss..e' sssss Pas sna TX
s,sss: So%sa X sss,Ssos % ssa e e
srsass .sss g. Rs noar - 20 ,s rs
raSy,.lSs s"rP %sa -. :. Srmc, ANAL.
spot 2, SAG e2 and for future delivery 5000 ob mess
Tor ha s.eSa ds 4 I6 c s"s sy so ae
ss % h r' spo %ss. 80 s do Eli s. M
CITY, 1850 Tor NJ do and ti s1@si % Tor prime
ot 5f o %eST' 1881 &C. t Ss
sn J, Ansr change rs .pssSl'n erose down
p'es>eS hogs nrmer at 7'.sse for eiy Ratter hrm
westsrn Cheese. sdsiic. for staIe factories. Eggs
GnArs-Wueat nrmer le.. eos 600 ou.n e. including
30 Sh,,1go sprnga 81 o7@!i os No Miisaakes.
NO sPrn 81 ss s. siSSe G ' wses acist. 6sss
sf.ded nTsa sase Tor No ca lsss;S s SO Sr
for w..tsrH mued, 4et6e. Tor Western Vote snd ~
13sc tor white state. Rye quiet. Corn easier sales,
~ 800 bash. ineludEg mHei Tor June at eOc no grade
Al doe steamer yeiioS at 6iss ssclST sb ,s az
Doc, and prim, southern yellow At &C.
llee. hdqlng upAnds l2e. sae. 246s bales Fuiure.
ii Sc tor June il % asc for . lee for Sro august a.
aud II ~ sc for seot.moer.
me- 'f1 s.s ss.e ''s 81 ~!
aSS sc Tor 70 S s shd1 Rice 10 s s e S
steady Raw sugars were fairy active and sielay at
=.
Ahd 10 bAs a. '9t6s 1tsc. Tor tuta uuscovGdo.
Tor chnriug. aau lIc fpr molasses grades. Refined
strong and active "a lO4eslA,. FOR hards
suNnEtKs Nsvais stores quiet and barely steady
o. SsesSOc tursttiis tufpcntuc, nnd 81 6asl for
G. mnon 10 good strained TOsiDs Petroleum wa quiet
but arm al ss.kslc. for crude IN TUX I4sc for
ana ~tnanl Der drd change in rates. Grain TO Liver,
po' oy steam; s's4Sed cotton lod sr.in by SAT-,
ga coitCh bas grain TO London. by rtram. IOL6d
nonr ny sal 2. 81 e2' 4si grain 10 Cork Tor orders
nsoabr oil 90 - dircct port IA the Cnitcl kinsd m,
os va res uufn. same voi aEe. a.. ga hbli crude
petroleum 10 haNrc. g. VI tenned do. to the BStc,
IL. a tlip nj af "a ofNl
Lake At so1c cash l.nseed 49, nrm at tls5ls, wilh
200 bags ,cutfa SOLD on private terms. Nuiskev
dull and nominal Al sl wv.
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who the CoIumbla Crew. Captain Is.

To THE Editor OF THE suN-SI: The hold
hist Jasper r Goodwin, Captain of the Columbia crow
has W N the affections ana esteem 4 New York docs
not surprise me, who knew him we'll and was one Of
the corps of teachers ia the Nes Hampshire Seminary
wherc he prepared for college. WIS southern man
snd stranger and shall forgot the gentle End.
netses ana good ofees vita which Goodwin trge boy
thar be IL, made ny path smooth there very mi.
mate irenhsar grew up between us and hsd uuGsuil
opOpftuhlt es 70 see what niaunrr OF nIRn he
ANdys Mad, laJOnOus, true, unsrlhril, he won all
n arts When leader Vas waited Tor come hard task
that required plenty OF wOrk scant thanAs GoOI-
WI "as called wien mnuadrrstanuinEs or 10 fcciIss
CAME between inAl'leutls or fictoI.. GIodw
who poured OIL u the troubled SaiuTs. believe the
hfh systcailc gym Us T. traiuls he received he
Luh 10 MY rooms uler" In boxing contests Win the
k4"ycs between Us aaI II u, p,raaps. great ais.
credit 10 my nusCularty MAT a. IN sud Hgtln was
cent 'pr,wllny to the hpor By is stout ci hanies.
A e heii my hahd Ia Ms before iehVIhg New Rug and
Tor So lorH, my iAt words 10 hiui were BE sure,
oid boy thit YOU get INTO the ricrs knnNug ful well
That 49, sas Just the Hn 10 himself eli IA at
lhe result h,s yerincd my expectation. 1 nope lIK
StA, tie mater OF hhains, nud space for these or
Of affection Tor one OF tie most .n,-snnn men you
ever knen - JOHE L. BlckEr.
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NEW YoRK. Friday. June 9.-Receipts OF
heeyes were rs car loags or $50 he'd, making 547l
since Monday against 52l1 Tor the time
lsgt week. None Of toIays ipts actually needed
ana the mIrk,t SHADE tor the selling inter,
est then II was YESTERDAY. save few select a tons
which were sold NJ lusl0iec. n to dres- h6 rs. aud
car osd 81 rain, common stlcrs, sold a. fraction
more han &c. TO dr'ss 80 the transactions Nrre AT
81, sp41c n all 10 dress 90 rs u the grus. cwt.
celpts ot sheen and lAnls were a ca loads or
SHE head, making 1870 since honda, assns ll4l9
~ The corr spondLg time last week. There v,s no
nportaht change IN slFru, and coniuu very choice
clipped were u az tsGd,4c. y n w.tn few up 10
t'sc Lambs ~ere hrnirf al Bte,i &c n. fuf com
u,H to extra, win rest le r"V tmh. sol ut Iec
k,ceip 81 ho-s were p ear loads. or 29il neAd,
making l2ulh si!te MondsI, against i324l Tor cor.
spoLun ilnr lts wees N'ns Tor sale alive Dressed
hogs were hrlner al I}ssS,ar. n.
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A ChiId Carried oil by . Lion.

LARAMIE, Wy, June IA party OF emiarants
esmped on "Wednesday night at Point OF Rocks Station
About O'Clock piercing scream heard TO come
from where three or four ealdren at play short
distance from the wagons aud going the spot IL
WIS nscerailcd that chd ABOUT three years old
missing. dnigrnf search Was az began anu con.
uhued until anout II O'Clock but proved successful
Al uayiig lrEi.fftY morning teateh rpeumea q.
A. the placr ~ re- TIE childrVn II play lsrg'
traces, supposca L. %, "a OF mountain lion. were
discovered ihetc followed miles into large
canon wn-r. toe eAili Vas found on PROJECTING
some 700 fcc nigh After much difficulty itte one
Was rctcued from lie pe liOus position. Its Othcs
were BADLY torn bu' ide from scratches on is
lace the rni.d unnJLrcd There l. no DOUBT mat
the non carried the child to where IL was found and
tel L.
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fnrtcn received 100000 IN National bank notes for 70
dempton. The imports Of dry goods gold valuation,
,o5 ,ne week ending to-day amounted TO teiosp< and
Ia FOREIGN exchange the negotiations were limited
out the quotations remined sfR8 aud o. 90 tor time
and demand drafts. less NC. IN actual tradf
Money was drug In lOanine circles. with free offer
mas on call ats cent. Fratclase acceptances
IN demand at tse0. but The supply was small.
Ihe market fOr Government securities ruled steady
IN me early ransactons but better inquiry was noted
n Ine afternoon business and prices clnscd firm The
VINO are seeding the ~ issues more especially, be
and also because this ass 81 securities has recently
been aeoressed by the calls OF the Treasury Coupon
l5oIs sold az 1S2i coupon 1855, ut 1203s cou-
Pr soss 25Js; coupon 0s. 1881, 1884. and coupon
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MARRfED.

A DRFws-FOyEs.-On wednesday, June =, By the
Rev l.. q. Ware OF Burlington, w. j. Frederick An
arsws 70 Harriet daughter of Julius NJ Moves, all Of
BERNARD-EMMET.-I Brooklyn, on Tuesday.
June BY the Rev. r. Bell. EDWARD Bernard TO VIVA
BANFIELD -MIR1cK.-1n Brooklyn, "wednesday.
Mirlck BY Inc Rev. c H. Han, b. b., WIN r. Banded
D. Mirick
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thursday, June 4 By
tne kfv. Talbot W. Chaino re, ID. D.. win am n.
christie TO Anna sutpheu, daughter Of james c. For.
roster, NJ d.. ~ this CITY.
Holr-CABi.-On THURSDAY, june Q, 1870 at the
.hurch OF the Good Shepherd, brooxiyn by the Rev.
mvnrs b. cornvsll, frsncis 8. hgyt TO Miss Anna K,
daughter OF the Hoo. j. 4. Cary OF Brooklyn, N. Y.
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The Rev. q. p. Mccarthy add the DIeecker
street UniversaIist Chnrch.

To THE EDITOR or The sUS-Sr: In presence
OF various fis, reports nlmcsl myself ana
Ieculisry Indigenous TO the soil Of all church
conflicts one his been sedulously cirouiated which
am anxious 20 contradict. IL IL generally stated
Throughout the parish hat have refused 10 sIbmi the
Justice OF my position 10 the people ani HDde " their
decision The tact H-ag "a Z. is hS HoArI ~ Trus.
tees VITO have refused ms proposui NJ and up 60 tins
date tue opc have had no opportunity Of expressing
tuy opinion on the subject. nave offered to abide oy
the judgment OF tive society ana cnurcn, including all
ncnrra good standing 10 TO tn date OF your pub
location OF protest against tGe Liberation Of
inndehtV within the church. CnARLEs L. MCLAkTHY. .
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speciaIties Ia Medicine.

We publish on our eighth Pare a lengthy arii-
Gle dcecrihug the system uf the nutcu specialist, Dr.
X. V. Fierce OF Buffalo, y. ~ Ia Nhcn he rrts form
with considerable tUrrt and CcHrnes4 ms for
deNotnE HE Who'll" line AMI attention to a stnFc
department OF lncdi iue the trrttucu. OF ~ gcring
chrome deeases. Tac ssulc Article Hl 0 taGcs W the
su0ecs OF dilgnosi, IA ulh Of cosi ION and ire IT.
meut, &c, ANA VII be ioull to coidn many valuauc
hints 60 te Invalid DE- perce IL the aufnor of wark
which har already att"inrd laIgH CTCuAtiun " Inc
Peoples Common stnsr Medical hdyisei' -cJAtaIning
boWr nlIr hnhdtcd numvrou lyiNustrstci page, and
devoted to meu'clut IN anu branches WORK well cal
cuAtod tor ihe gdaice anu lnsirucuol OF The people
a. large nhu ~hich MAJ pc mad firtl 90 uostrhld ~
tegcnera public long enough to "a bic the formation
OF carrtdl estimate OF the citleuCy Of his treatment
ana is medicines, AID the Nrdl T. gAu 10 kAow,
has Deen universally favorable TO bOth-dar
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The Escape OF Eenian Prisoners.

The escape OF gang of Fenian convicts
from Western Australia was the result OF a care
.iy planned expedition that vas fitted out ia
New BEDFORD about eighteen months since. A
vessel was purch ised in Gu arlestowD for the es-
pecial purp ise Of enccting rescue. She was pro-
vide WITH picked crew and all the appliances
needed To secure success, from funds sub
scrtued by the fenian Brotherhood In all parts
OF the United states. Our fellow citizen. Boyle
OReiiv, editor Of tina Plot VINO was himself a
prisoner there at one time and made his escape.
was tue master spirit of the enterprise, in
winch he had the assistance and cooperation OF
some OF the leading citizens OF New Bedford,
from which port tho vessel sailed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10
HARINE INrrLLiaESCE.

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