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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-03
A A r d

A G A r D..
The undersigned SUCCESSORS 10 England, Tai
Ion H CO. thankful for past patronage ex-
tended to the old firm. will continGe to furnish
FISH
to their customers and the public at the follow
ing rates:
snappers and Bed Fish 10 cents per pound.
Bass or Breakfast Eisn 40 cents per bun0n.
Hardeb hall Grabs 40 cents per dozen.
II Il your interest to deal With u.s.
Send ordsrs %. FRENCH MARKET, or 10
j. TALON. on boa&a.
BARTHOLOMEW. TALON 4 CO.. :
jy1s i'm stalls II. 70. 70 and % French Market
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-03

The Louisianians with whom we have
conversed since the nomination. OF
Nichols for Governor OF the Pelican
State are the most delighted people in
the world. They all say that no man
before the convention could have gone
into the canvass with so much strength
and that the namesof no other man
would have excited so much enthusi-
am As that of the old veteran, Gen.
Nioholls.--[ vicksburg Herald.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-03

Mr.. Wiltz is the victim Of Northern
malignity. The Chicago Times makes
him Republican and the st. Louis
Globe Democrat (lep.) calls him Aritz.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-03

Wisconsin is for Hayes. but not en-.
Enthusiastically. Al the rati6satton meet
ina q Mineral Point the crowd wa con. !.
po16d exclusively Of the man VINO rang
th0 bell ll.-(Journal Of Commerce.
, 1876-10-12

Circuit Court, lolds Ills present tcat By the
mistake Of laundering cauyasrers. DR.. McDitl
Mns elected twn Ycnrs ago hyR fnir COUNT.
When cx-l.tcut-uoy. Proud Is elected this fall
Cats VIII he allowed To tcotnc l,omc,"
AMONG OTHERS WHO ARR DOING NOZZLE sERV-
ICE
for the Republican cause nrc Or. J. ". Hoyt,
former sccresaryof the State Agricultural S.
William Il. TAYLOR, but who INV secs that ltc
questions OF thc Presidential campaign involve
nlI the lesucs ot tho War, md hence he Is tor
his country and the Republican, :n'.e. Gen; EA
George ". Tnrcl,artl, Col. Warl,am PARKS, and
4. host Of others arr nt work. 1n Milwaukee,
the Hon.. Gerry ". llazc!ton, Col. George
3; , ueo!1rE1, M Gol. 4; Dotkt% * H.. Of dt. the
psaf 'a o cnTg rn te Hm usoEo t"s s
publican hpsts on TO certain Victory In N0ycnl-
bcr. Senator r. y. Howe, now In Indiana, lbs
already taken tho field in several LOCALITIES.
Ex-senator Carpenter, WHO Inns f,.cn confined 70
his physIrian will al'ow. Ex-nov q. G. Wash:
burn las been dealing llcary blows fur tic good
cause. Thu lion. j. u. Ca.taday, u ,Ianesytllc,
Is nfho doing elective ne7vicc, rs arc liny Nur'
cross, tic. lion. John i. hchnclt, and dthers.
Emery. A.; storrs, Of y'nr city, made, a
most thrilling ami rousing nppeal III Jancsylllo
@ fey evenings ago, and iatt, bnt not least, y.
W. Reyes the 1nurti-ahuscd, las taken the Held
campaign ut Sparta, stougttni,, nnl tt,,rr
points. The wIole Badger State Is being rouscd
to the oil fires nf 1850. The tors'n las eound-
cd. Tie Liberals all over tc country who voted
for Greeley, re.lz!ng the danger Of turning the
country over to the Confederate Democracy,
arc returning to the Republican fold. The Ger
inais, too, ever true to liberty, nre rnleytng 70
the standarl OF flaycs md Wheeler, nnd With
s,leh help and such encouraging news as eotnes
booming from Malne, Vermont, aud Colorntlo.
We may look for a majority Of ut least ID, ,0o0 to
1f,000 iii Wisconsin tur Hayes aud Wheeler III
November. illus.
, 1876-10-12
TO mike except such ~ will natrsal1y as'so on q
reading Of tI.o schedule,

10 nlfkt excEnt such ~ Flll na&nf1IIT arise on
rcsdinG Of tic sc1,edu1e.
From tllla account tho Auditor esr1ick charges
Tor pcr-dftm for sixteen 1nys VIII lei! WIS charged
tWice, mid charges for nsengc for stxtett, trinA
between Dul1A1u and Rochester which were nnt
male. On Mr. Dorsle!mcr's account for the
quarter ended June %, 1HtD Judge Hall nude
this Endorsement.
hare examined tho preceding accounts, and
FnprnaG the services charged, with tho exception
Of mileage, have been rendered, and. uphn Tho
question of mileage, Il is sufficient 10 refer to tho
accounts themselves.
Tho fact TINT Judge Hall undcrscorcd tho
wnrl "saprosc.n indicates that he Ind littlo
confidence ii The honesty Of Mt. Dorsi,eimcr'a
ncGoubts. IN this account several charges for
mileage were dfsall0wcd. On the Oclubcr IT.
count Judge Hall wroto:
have examined tho preceding acconnts and
achtdulcs annexed, AMI no objections thereto occur
10 INC except such IN srpcar on the face Of tho &C.
counts Themselves.
These transcripts from The oiflcin1 records cs.
tahlisl TINT constructive mileage was not allow
cd by the Treasury Department, ant! tho persist
cut efforts OF Mr. Dursheitntr to obtain from the
National Treasury money for services never
performed slUW the dfslonesty vi tho fnati.
Four points arc established by these rccort1s:
First. TINT Mr., Dorshcimer illegally charged for
travelling which WAS not performed; sccnd, that
liz nttcmptctito to deiraud tin tiovernmcnt BY du.
]cntti1g charges for pcr4lietn; third, that 1tc
wickcdIy charged pcr-ltctn for Sundnys; fourth,
that tic RwoTc tint tho services stated by him
were actually and necessarily performed, when
tho contrary VIVA tue fact.
, 1876-10-12
Victor EtnInnuuelta Grandson.


II, as Dr. Johuson sud aboht loyc affairs, "ln
cAse Of d Countess the Imagination Is more cx-
cited" SO with REGARD to the education Of the
young the sentiment OF wonder ulAy bc more
strongly aroused at finding a spirit OF ndvaMce-
ment Iii the education Of royal children. The
grandson Of the King Of Italy. Prince lfumbrrt's
son, HOW about ycars ol nge, Is brought up. in
n most remarkable manner. Tic only foreign
ts arJy ~ toleraGy wel, asasintc cd. and % Whv ri
he Is to master before proceeding to any other,
the growing importance OF English speech having
beeil duly appreciated by Its relatives.
Another Interesting feature uf hs education
Il the indifference paid to his rnnk by NIL who
surround him, and tho ignorance in wllleh lie
las SO far been kept of hls possible future King.
ship. Tho result Ioma1ns to be seen when the
kfngshlp comes. Tie little Prince Is said tu
havc great tnste for mechanical Studies, which
inuy prove useful to lin II my ,intowatei event
should disturb tho SUGGESTION III or after the
government Of 1tn'y.
, 1876-10-12
= u,,u,day 1ast at D riet In Al!tson'1 my
tttn on ri,a nnl atat,e.lions badly uAcd M ~

- u,,r,day 1ust at o rict In Al!tson's my
te'n Oh ria apl 4tanehinns badly uaod M W
Win aot ..nI. .ct with tho ricr...Thc swrapftakeo
sanstau. .rnlc yongi,t, which .lio Picked an IN
toned ton. n' into I!utlalo Monday. notwithstanding
tho su srat,1sr prevailing on 1ako EFle Anu 1ao
III nss nso',,ne,, OF tho sehoonss: oc,ert seF
sottnsmpton arrived G III ho ] yeynao frnn, Annetal
fs"dsy nshft; hf;,cboop'. "o s"' toTs:s and fo;sss1
,sS s.4s 'ts.:d sSa, rs ssn nos1a s, ra
saJs: ~, Iav vScstcFiny, had ronR}' cxrer!oncs On
.ieseE e. Iii saturday g " f rsa va sr % %ss4 ot
taosk AMY se9t tS astaso thraaa iake atou
water pthsf pniss I sallof named heatsnn., hsilng
Iha,'Pst Pstnesyillc o. was wAAe1 s.Thr IT.
drowned" t,aa linz Hs acst cmbraccs ctwcon 400 and
Ancf'fnshb hb.sIng % from, ten TO fifteen men eael1
sv vI,c respectable mnflne eo9ps aIson IN 4 tlct
catches Q, tn snno a5d 00O br1s Tho aucccss ?f
smoa9tinnss ans on the American ahoro ns hcsn c1cel'
sat sas , f Etvsf
rsnee bsy an9 rt;hust: Jiu HTho wntcr in the river
ths ht,e hat teen inches yesterday during the Day,
ess H. eSssy y,sse s!s Swn ssA"seh II ehs
IL H,s9y 'ss9 assa - weaii have hess
ssa ssslets d to fsnsie put I'LL 'nnaown' owing to
a. itne.x'a a.1E n t;Hssp HAVEN. The strongest
rs,,t rt ot nip that has been experienced at MFanl
aa ssz hfr' f. %oo!s s%ifsssRs Il a2iHa
=. .aetGM no, MtnpIe cor!ste Or MuskeKon and bnrge
ts1,aa .}en EoSa ny sa%i1srs
aasinE tne rno SaIFb. Cbas.es light owned BY Klsas
Rssuxea, hns ssa, ii Grind li.sen, wss ossshsd q
s .s..e .ss ssssps Sses a 70 9s
sss q .,oats s from tho lfa saving station. Tho
y ~ y; te corasto .ll on eoar y 1aa. A.
e sssa sssaasS sS,' md r. !sss si
W 0,s, VI cMneI, Il Of ihs llyosaving station, With
esp, Irsx. dld good sersico this being thoir arat
f1t. fnso fo,,ovng crafts sought sl,clter at Grand
,", luu Swrinr the STORM: ScuwR South Haven, a.
rrr.Jeres rrsS sEinner sud sshrs Ayrtie, u. E.f J.
Tibbct, Elm City, U. =. Grant, ana 0sangeFs
, 1876-10-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

DunL1Sa1os, To-, Oct. 1l.-Senator Morton
and party passcl through this city Tonight, c7s
route to California. In au interview with Il
Nuukeps reporter, he statrI that private dis
patches received by him during thu day report
the Republicans confident that tleY hav0 carried
the statc. lie says il the result should shuw n
reduced Democratic majority, thut Hayes Is
sure to curry the State in November.
ANN ARDo1t, MICH.
Special DsspatcA 10 1ns Tribune.
ANN AHno't, Msen., Urt, 1.-The colored
publican ,nuss.naeting here Tonight. The
speakers are Thutnus Cussup, a co!ored law STU
dcnt If Tho University, W. A. Sweeney, OF De-
tr0t, unu others.
, 1876-10-12

very low prices to tic tsltaAen. Thus they hare
been dlstribut"d Throughout tbs country, and
In the ncIEhborhotd III Ca!ru alone. several
hundred horses arc ntrcady reported dead. A
,vcl,.!nformed correspondent titus dcscrcs In
the Ltltn the effect ii this epidemic In one ot
the busiest districts: ut IL rayaving now
atnong the hurrct, mules, and dunkcys Of cur
named wilrre not o,o 'Iorac has esenped The
,lIacasc. It IL to lie fcarcd that this calamity
wifi interfere very tltsagrccat1y with our work,
na tho cartlncn wifi bo strt of horses, anil the
tlnnkcya to carty scel and sotton to The stations
to blame tint tho liscasc has spread 80 quickly
oycr tho country, ceiling everywhere for n
napoleon or a pound the sick cavalry horsea re-
turned from Abyssn!a, instead of iaolatEng
f1,prn y
, 1876-10-12
T2rantu}h G:fr31tA,

M1eI7oh CT7,1 7a'7fp!N afn! :,
In the vicinity OF Modesto It Is known TINT
tile tnrantuIa abnut.la. The sand is Ills native
element, and OH the sand plains le thrivcs and
tncrc4scs with prolific energy. 1'he tarantua
lns flercr md ylolent disposition and ungoY-
crnablc tcnprr TINT mako Hin Qunrrclson,e and
given to fighting. Knowing tl!ls, tho sports
Of Modesto, Wien all oti,cr amuscnltnts fall,
capture these insect gladlnturs and place ttcm
IN an asena, where, BY frrltatton, they arc driven
to attack each other The eoinbat is usually
long, fierce, and exciting, a,id is witnessed BY
the result. These fights take place nearly every
Sunday, md VIC layo heard Of ono man who re-
Gently won $50 oil hla favoritc tarautula.
, 1876-10-12

~ 7kuI1 IhFTet0ondtncs yvo n.,.,.. 1r.
ssuan a. ot February last Leon, frnco q Lu-
aisrvatta i1n ana hi1g Of Armcdia, died In Milan of
LII L.on, Luxs'n it'll Ihs Cd q August is widow, Anto.
Sieui sa aEa ;s, s9u1l,y ~ Poos, leaving IS orphans
TED ln,n ssa, Three Of the cliltlrpn Werc admit
wcrs ~. t.ta. .as Qfphan Asylum. The three others
whu, taxha, !axsn by poor ueighbor, mechanic.
them a homa y T. thsl, uttsr RESTITUTION, gaya
lurtica Of ,ti t. S ne1teyea the municipal au.
kns.a of twelve EnnsroTs an, " tr,S tcsS
sar. rIsEGMs,l, @EG7G, st,91a year until the crineSr @
openly t,is tastcr forfeited Kustlau favor by
'S"'' espouslng the French cxuse. N' ~
, 1876-10-12

Ntto Orleans NcaEHse.
Al the time Of tic inception of the Grant Adj
min!strrtton at Washington, tic Mexican Min
ister to the United States wus scnor Mathis
Rol1lcro. liz Is described "a nun Of line APP
pearancc md ellgaglng manners. During Ills
sotourn ut Washington lie tua17'ieal an American
lady Of great personal bcanty, whom he aftcr-
ward took tu his home In Mexico. For sonle
time past he llnR been one Of the home aGlnIstcrs
OF the Mexican Government, 0nd WINS estee.ned
quite successful tllplomattst. Recently, society
III the City Of Mexico WIS shocked by tue elopc
incnt of Rolncro's fair wife with one Cclcstt,1o
Ncgretc, d writer for tic press In that vitr.
Negretc himself was well married, and took w'!h
him considerable of hts wealth, and the wifo OF
Romero dcsroilcd llcr husband of S40, goo worth
OF money md iewelry. Whittier they fed Is
entirely unknown, but tho matter created NO
little scandal and surprise, as Scgrcte WAS not
ut all prcpossesslng IN appearance. Shortly
after the discovery Of the elopctncnt, Romero
appeared in Congress- without nny, apparent
eloquent speech In defense OF the Government
oil SONG subject then under consideration.
, 1876-10-12

love 4, love III and who sl'nli e'cr dare
70 chide mo for loving that dear OLD hack;a!a'rf
Two treasured It "lung"-'tta near thirty steps
nehews' i. With ,ud"' while I've climbed with
r!gh.
Tiat mnkeih Aa heart nf tho TRIM -wearcr quail
Wouldn't knnw what II !. that fotrcr centres there
AMI hai!ows the boards Of Tint precious back
rtaift
t,nc morning In summer. all brnuseous and clear,
i venaer o. warea wnuld keep lingering near.
And, '.secns twas me, lsa tin pans hc would
For hit hai the price, eos 10 help him lo live"
H. told unto nc h. wn. '.poo5 hnd m need: r,,>.
And thus tc kept chatting abont bis great care,
While calmly ascending that precious back k.ssais.
sat and watched him, that bright snn,mct.day:
With many smile he continued biz way;.:.
Se.r, nearer he comes, and my he.ri fills with
i'at 1,elcy' what's thnt' Ii tho Judsment.Day
Where, where arc tho pans TINT INIT burst on my
Oh! where t. that peddlcs, 30 tm'ltne1y briehts
All: never before did tic Price Of his waecs
Know FAY ti1at was quicker than down those back
ill., panr were oil .l,ntcrcd, md 20 was ills head;
I'm certain lie never Astronomy knew.
And set be- ruw Neptune, md A*tcroid. soo;
Far broiten up goods ind ior broken-ln cheek.
OBJ: then. then did lcarn what my pocket conld
bear
Whcn ny ped1'cs skipped down that a<arold buck.
hta!t.
'Tir past, OIL 'tls pastl but gaze on It now
With cmrtsttl.0ut puste, and lot, throbbinS
brow;
For never again will that poor rcadler cali
TO look but nncc ulDrr OF. the sceuc nf l,is fall.
I'm glad. oh! I'm glad but wish he'd come oack
.iust for one ,tlc minute, to mcntl M tho crack
Tint be left un In mcinury of how he did tear
In bis grand exit march down our precious hack-
statf. c. or II.
, 1876-10-12
Tia ninilluutl.Iltlil.

That ingenious little lnssrument-the lta-
monl-drlll-not only cuts Into the bed Of tho
m!nc, but bore9 = holc through the spcealatos's
pocket. Tho lhfnlng papers Ut thu laride coast
DIrectors and Superintendent Of mine play
with marked carls. BY learning promptly What
are the results Of test drill. an.! by withhold
Ing Information from thu public for few hours,
while thu stxNowilers pocket the losses. ONO
journal urges thu enactment of law cotnpel!-
lug supeflntcl,lcnts To make public tho results
Of dlamoud-drtlliuR without moment's delay.
, 1876-10-12

That Il is not constitutional Ia California to
whip man for whipping his wife, appears from.
telegram from snn Jose to tho Sun Francisco
aaie D,tst ou1t sted % to o
Whipping Post act unconstitutional to-day, IN
thu c.iso Of tho People VS.. Williams, y colorcd
man, sentenced BY Judge Dilly, Vi 6anta Clara,
to receive twenty-five lashee On thu bare back
f.. wlppg To 1srst 1uags holus
unusual, and ca.o strictly under the rulu as In
dtcatcl In tho Constitution. Thu defendant
Was discharged"
, 1876-10-12

AT MOUNT WASHINGTON, Ky.
LorIsvsI.u, ky., OCT. 1t.-A 1lru ut Mount
Washington, Ky., yesterday, destroyed Beut's,
thug sture, the Grange agency, Littlc's Hotel,
Barnes cabinet shop, attl other property. Tho
Grange $3.50.
, 1876-10-12
A Queer Jump.

PottsiorA (fa.l Ledgfr. ,...
While Mr. Ludwig was driving bis trotttug
stallion Black Shark huinu frotn the races, i
barking dog made tho beast run away. Mr..
Ludwig was thrown out. The horss jumpetl
over 6tone will futo field, whure there was
aA apple trae, with twn limbs in tho stapo Of
icttet Y. lnio this crotch tho houres lcaped,
and was held as though screwed ln vIcG. To yc-
lease him, Ar. Ludwig sawed o6 limb OF the
tFrA
, 1876-10-12

The alarth from: Box g75 at noon yesterday
v,h eush 81 tho burning OF burn in the rear
Of No. 1e9 String street, owned and occupied b.
Henry ,tuchlhausen. Damage to structure, $500;
fully coYcrcd BY insurance III tho Citlzens' Fire
Of Missouri. The proprietor also lost horse
valucd at sao0, two COWS Mt SIG, and two bales
of bar and harness worth $50.
, 1876-10-12
n 1't1tlo Not in IJor Tren,.

unJo,on noa!a M feosa csi.) E4moctat
lsst S,Tn,ae" "ea1'ng took place Ut Cloycrtalc,
.ilk.us. '1TTy, W.. IT the residence u one ut our
CVsk s,o'nt n.y. sia happy rair were from tie Dry
70 u 20 ys.I. mf mn Ihe bridegroom waa about
If tx.int T. t'nfnn,e had lIehtIy daaced Ths 9aa ha
tali ia s 'G.I h 1or Texas the next day. Wa zee
laaie. ~ tb,t pfaae quietly Informed coun,e ~
Gna what Ss ga s.e "guesscsl sle wasn't the frst
, 1876-10-12
AT OMAHA, NEl}.

OMAHA, Ncb., Oct. 11.-A fife this morning In
the Uriun pacific depot damaged tho roof Of
tho la4Ies' waItIug-room and the restaurant to
tue extent Of about 81 800. The restaurant was
damaged by breakags anl water to tho cxtcnt
81 Sa.55vO to s., 0O0; fully covered by insurance
n tLS E.na Of Hurtforl, st. Paul, Manhattan,
shd Hartford,
, 1876-10-12
~, = f,or,i,r,Auo SPRINGS.


DENVER, Col, oet. lion lust Saturday
evening, at Colorado Springs, n i1rc broke out in
Bacon's livery stable, on Cascade avenue, aud
burned on that elic down to Hucrtano atrcet,
md, csussing Cascade avenue, burned MI the
buildings OH thu other side up to Savage d Finr-
encc's buot and shoc storc. Twenty-unc buill-
lars wcrn consumed III all,
, 1876-10-12

LITTLE Rock, Ar1z, Gel. 11.~-It hus been ns-
ccftailled that The rluc Bluff fire wns the wttk
81 O. 'utchdlasits. TAu loss sioa1 foots up $780,
w. The Insurance Is very light.
, 1876-10-12
uadred Pounds Of Honsy in On, w..

Tue nu,.Gis, fri T. hsy slFt.., 4aeaeats. @ 1'''
nlosc, iaforsn osothers, m ~ The Town os 0leu.
t, Gls H. sttGured conaldcrabls smoU, a " various
aso ,Imy cut tho "Lee-trcea.H A lew !,sy .lavys
t6sy Ss,3,,as, a9and trrs in Glennoye from wIt2s
cse yssfs ~, .Ipoat afty pounla of honey and
s pounds. sIuey ISsy 1hoana hn! ons containing about
0''ey 10s dist anca oi about sixtaen 1..ea iest
, 1876-10-12
A Judge WHO Won't Sentence nIon to Ito
Hanged on Friday,

~
The fact tia. tile negro Williams, whose sen-
tcnco WIS committed BY Gov. Brogdcn, was 10
ullnd tho fact TINT Judgo Moore, who prrsidcs
on that circuit, never sentences man to 10
hanged Oh Friday. lie 10 tlsgustcd with the
old superstition which, calls Friday nn unlucky
circuit on tat tlay Is doing what he can to break
up the superstition. which Ii rs senseless as 1t
IA oli1
, 1876-10-12

n, ~ o.tNOI 1IIILY M Il
WHITEHALL, N. T., Oct. 11.-Thc cntiro br1sl-
aess portion Of Sandy Hill, N. Y, was burned
last night. The losses arc over sn0D,OO0.
, 1876-10-12
DoRsnE1MER,s DISHONESTY

DO1sSAEIolEis'S D1SttON ESI1
TILE Ez-DIsTn1cT ATTORNEYS L1rrLR STEAL
An Analysis ~or soME OF lis ACCOUNTS
,',.,..:ne.s nEnna GH1MoIn ron .uunnnse sn asvEn
rsNFotMEb-NlLLs FoR ekArlcE5 NEVER
IESnEAEp-clIAAofs DUPLICATED AND TIL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ACCOUNT, DisALLo"Eb SS TILE
TREASURY oSftc1Ats.
Disnaseh 10 NtIo l1rk Tf'nts.
WABHIKGToSt D. G., Oct. ga further eI-
animation of tho acco,fnts rendered. i,y Mfr.
n,rshot,,,or far s,,.vf.os ami r,,lon,o ,b,,o 10
1sa'..e, e. u..a Ts.. aa. ''eo "a'lu ~
Was oA!teu otatcs Oibt'let Altorhcy lot LUG
Northern District Of New York shows that he
not only charged for mileage for Journeys never
nor.,rnc;7 hi that In rSorg,f inv ,,,,r.i',nr,
,".. 49, ~. s''as ~ n ~. pssu'
SERVICES a."s "eFo lfot 1chae1eu,-lh sGscra! IT.
stances charging for services alleged to hnvo
been performed on Sundaya VI course,
Mr.. Darsbefmcr cnnnnt iustIfv h,a p.rullou
s,,a..s -. a,,a,,,s ~ 1,'ttaJ 4, ~.
cna'ses IT, ,os oanuas' ~ ~. o''ca o'ates Sour.s ao
not holu scssloh6 on tsat day; yet Mr. Dor
shcfncr III every case made tno usual oath that
tho services charged for were actually and ncc-
os.,-tlv rcrr,r,nr1 I1ta oc,o,,r,s for afaru,,
April, May, and june 1857, contained charges
for mileage for journeys alleged to llayc bccl,
made hv Grtrra w. Miller. n,,a of his ossi,t.
' ~ ~ - - ~ '. 1,eU
ants, bctWcch DulIslo ana Aoclestef,-lt being
known to Dorshcimer that Miller lived at
Rochester, where tho scrylecs charged for were
,rrforo,rd. MIR. Dorshe1mer cIaina ,hat ror.
s..,,Sttr. ,.o. nutl,ort-,1 ,,,, 1.,r y,I
e,'uetNe >, ~ 'naosso "ne 1u'A.u ~ " ta"' ouaso
ts,, eotole wG M e, wofsnG,st a .a awGf9 ts 10 tho
eu!!EetAee3 " w AEtn4nls wv Hok tnlhts aQt Us
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-07

at 81. Louis, Tuesday. June q. Each state has 1
delegates at large and from each congressional
district
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-07
MEDICAL.
XEARs BEFORE THE PUBLIC
R. c. MCLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
FoR CURE OF
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.
Symptoms of a Diseased LIVER.

Symptoms of a Diseased LIVER.
DAIN in the right side, under tneedge
1 of tie ribs, increases on pressure;
sometimes the pain is in The left side; the
patient is rarely able to lie on the left
side; sometimes the pain is felt under
the blade, and it frequently ex-
tends to the top OF the shoulder, and is
sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected with
loss ofappetite and sickness; the bowels
in general are costixe, sometimes alterna-
tive with lax; the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is
generally aconsiderable loss ofmemory,
accompanied with 4 painful sensation of
having left undone something which
ought 70 have been done. A Slight, dry
cough is sometimes an attendant. The
patient complains Of weariness and de-
biIity; he IS easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complains of a
prickly sensation OF the skin; his spirits
are low; and although he is satisfied that
exercise would be beneficial to him, vet
he can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few ofthem existed,
determination ofthe body, after death,
has shown the LIVER to have been ex-
tensivcly deranged.
AG E AND FEVER.
DR. G.. McLANE,s LIVER Pills, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when taken
with Quinine, are productive of the
most happy results. No better cathartic
can be used, preparatory to, or after
taking Quinine. We would advise all
who are afflicted with this disease 10
give them A FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and as
a simple purgative, they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine DR.. c. McLANE' S Liver
PILLS are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the
lid1with the impression DIR. MeLANE' s
LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER Pills
bear the signatures of c. M"LANE and
FLEMING Bros. on the wrappers.
ray Insist on your druggist OF
storekeeper giving you the genuine
DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists and
country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing to give DR.. c. McLANE's LIvEr
Pills trial. viii mail post paid to any part OF the
United States, box Of Pills for twenty-five cents
FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh, Pa
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