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Do men who are now going with IA hur-
rah for electing Presidents by the direct
vote of the people, think Of the possibility
of ii close vote even in such a case Sup
pose, instead of question between 1sJ
aud ISL votes. it should lie between 4 So.
3i2 votes and 4,S19,3l1 votes? 1t will
bear thinking Of
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WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
The great remedy for Consumption. This
well known remedy is offered to the public.
sanctioned by the experience of over forty
years: and when reSorted to in season, sci
dom fails To effect speedy cure of Coughs,
Colds, Groups, Whooping Cough, lntlu
euZa. Bronchitis Hoarseness. Pains or Sore
ness IN the Chest OF Side. Bleeding at the
Lungs. Liver Complaint, etc. Beware of
cnun'rrt,its. Remember that the genuine
WISTERS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY has
on the outside wrapper the signature of - l.
BUTTs,' and the printed name of the pro
prietnrs, "SETH W. FowLE q Sons, Bos-
TON All others are base limitations.
Examine the wrapper carefully before pur-
chasing.
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Fremont bte.ssS.

BAD ROADS
In consequence of 50 much rain, the roads
are almost impossible.
IRON ORE.
Isaac Nichas contemplates searching on
his farm for iron, of which he thinks he
has quite body.
NEW QUARRY.
We noticed quite valuable quarry of
feldspar being opened on Cooper's lands,
by the Lee Feldspar Works.
Winter has come at last The snow Wis
tied lis on Sabbath morning to quite Il con
siderable extent, catching some of our farm
ers in the husking of their corn, and many
of them in providing their Winters wood
to keep warm and CHEEKY their happy fire
sides during the long nights coming.
IMPROVEMENTS.
Oar most worthy Commissioners are do
ing Il good work at Black Friars Iording in
the way of building the new iron bridge
at tuit pace. w Z UNDERSTAND lntN nave
awarded the filling of the abutments to
John ;. Wells, who lives near 10y, for about
sixty dollars: ais" the Supervisors of West
Nottingham awarded. on Saturday last,
25th ultimo, the iiiling of the wing walls
to the same person, for the same amolnt.
PORK MARKET.
Under the title of Fremont pork market,
We would quote the following prices paid
by Isaac Nichals: Hogs from Sc to $, per
hundred; hams, green, ftom 10 tc II cents
per lii hams. saited. - to 16 cents per H.:
shoulders, green. to 10 cents per !h.:
shoul lers, saited. 10 to - cents per Id:
lard, II TO II cents per Id side, green, 10
to - cents per h.. side, sailed, II to II
cents per il : sausage, - to - cents per
III: Scrappe, to cents per Id.
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ASK thr rec ,vcrrl dy.

ASK the rec ,vcrrl dy.
p"p'ics. bilious .uif re- :
Victims Of Fever and Ngue
th" mercurial diseased , 4
tirnr how they rccovrrc'
health. cheerful spirits ~,
good appetite they wi.
tell H"u hy taking SIN
MONS LIVER REGULATOR.
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Hollow, lately occupied by McCrsry Buulden Ex "
Possession given Immediately. Apply to
July Is, lN6-u CHAS. W. MAXWELL.
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FOR RENT.

Autumn leaves and Democratic maiori
ties have tht il time IA fan
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Is Mallalieu's and Clark's Cassimeres
and kerseys for sale by
MCCRERY & BoULDEN's.

- The "church- bell nuisance - is ex-
citing good deal of interest in Philadel-
phia at present, because of the persistence
nf the authorities OF certain church on
LocIst street in having the bells rung
several times a day during the week and
still oftener on Sundays. These bells were
procured from abroad some time ago. and
are SO harsh and discordant as to be ex
tremely annoying to residents of the neigh
horhood, great many of whom have
united in an appeal to the vesty to have
their clangor stopped. In the oldeu times.
when people were not generally provided
with clocks OF watches, the church bells
may have served IA very useful purpose:
but now, when nearly every one is able to
consult time-piece at any moment, such
Is not the case. in nine cases ont of ten
The church bell is more an expression of
vanity than the instrument of any useful
PURPOSE,
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THANKSGIVING SERVICES
We're held in the Episcopal and Methods
Churches. In the former in the morning
and III the latter at night.

\ TINE lioNoRED SPECIFIC The long
and successful career of DIR. NISHAET' 5
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL, AS contrasted
with the speedy collapse of roStruns devoid
of efficacy winch have from time 10 time
been pulled into brief notorlety during
the twenty odd years that this celebrated
medicine has been sold, affords proof
that the American public c0ntiHues to re-
pose its confidence in deserving articles
only. The PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL has
long been recognized as the leading specific
for Consumption. Bronchitis, Diptheria.
Coughs. Colds, Asthma, and all other dis
eases of the breathing organs. 1t is, more
over, certain, speedy, and safe botanic
remedy for Dyspepsia, Liver Disorders,
Scroulous Affections, Constipation, Urn
nary Troubles, Gravel. Dropsy, Debility,
and Female Complaints. Constantly acc l.
mulatIug evidence of an unimpeachable
character establishes the fact that it not
only entirely eradicates the diseases To
which it is adapted, but also that its action
is remarkably prompt aud thorough. The
crucial test of experience has demonstrated
It's reliability III every particular. Sold by
all druggists. Principal Depot No. 9lG
fItbert street. Philadelphia. so
4 Son, Is FAneui Hall Square. Boston, a
good English Breech-oading Gun, for the
small sum of S3S 90; they keep also the
finest guns. and there is nothing in the
spo: ting line that they cannot furnish you
at ess price than any other house. Write
them Tor 4 catalogue.
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BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
Port Deposit Branch Railroad

Leave Port Dep sit, - S,3>, ,39 and II 90 NJ, and
2nt. and : ?. ".
Leave prrryviIle - sao6 and ll.25 NJ, and 4.26
aud 90 p. NJ.
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FOR s ALE

The DWELLING HOUSE ou High street now 90,
pied 10y S. c. Lowman Appjy IL. ig-u,'s-r
February L. 1616-u
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\ large and appreciative eating audience
greeted the supper of the Presby terian
Manse Society, "Wednesday night. Every
thing was in abundance, and all who wanted
could get good supply of the substantials
AS well as the more fancy articles. Some
articles, not sold at the tables, were sold
at auction, MIR. l.. 4. G. Gerry acting as
aucvloneer. Receipts about $50, over and
above expenses. Rev. +. J. Aiken was not
present. being detained at home by sick
nesS of himself.
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IS Superior articles in universal request
are always counterieired, and the pirates o.
trade, who pick up living by depredating
upon the rights of others, are constantly
trying to cheat the public by Substituting,
initiating and classifying simmons Liver
Regulator. But beware! Take none ex
cept under our copyrighted. engraved la
bel. with seal, signature and stamp of j.
II. Zeihn & Go. u
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IS Subscriptions received for Demorest's
Monthly Magazine. by
MCCRERY & BoULDEN.

Put OUT.-For several years few chill
dren, vino live just over the line i'll Della
ware have been attending the public school
at Westamwell, without any fault being
found, as that was the most convenient,
and the parents of some of them paid tax
on land in this county. But lately dis
turbance has been made about the matter,
10y the teacher of neghboring school in
Delaware having informed the School Com
miSsionerS Of the fact. On Friday of last
week, the subject came up at a special
meeting, and the Board instructed Mr..
Biddle to have them removed, who, in the
afternoon of that day, went to the school
and performed the unpleasant order. There
is considerable feeling in the neighborhood
about the proceeding, which is considered
very unjust, and some of the Trustees of
the school threaten to resign.
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GAINED Two-ONE DoUBTFUL-Three
charges Of petty sort were heard by Squire
Brady, this morning, against Joseph and
George Pritchett, of White Clay Creek.
One charge, by Joseph l.. Dugan, of OsIe-
town, WAS that they had stolen Il horse
collar. This the Squire dismissed. An
other, by Dugan, charged Joseph Prtch-
EFT with taking half hushel OF corn.
This looked doubtful, but Joseph was held
in $500 for court. Leonard X. Yates. of
Maryland then accused both the IritcHl-
etts of stealing a saddle, but it appeared
tins case had been in court III Cecil county,
and it was dismissed. -Voaday's HImiag-
ten Comnerciai.
Afterwards the Pritchetts had Messrs.
Dugan and Yates arrested for stealing
that saddle, and bound over for New
Castle court.
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county is AS foil
S261 3J4 %
"A, 1916 %
Difference in favor OF 1876,

Professor Newell. after reading his report.
stated that tht Stat. Board of Educ alton
had applied to the Centennial Commission
for permission To be represented in the
MARYLAND exhibit. aud were refused on
account ot an alleged deficiency III space.
That this deficiency did not exist, WAS
proven by the Iact THAT the Commissioners
afterwards sent around clrcuiats to various
parties IN Baltimore city, requesting eX
hIbits.
The question was discussed as to the
present method Of appointing Commits
s"uerS. aud resolution offered To the tot
lowing effect, winch was unanimously
adopted:
ResoiceI, That it is the sense of this
Association that no change III the present
method Of appointing County school Com
mi>sionerS is advisable.
This resolution was offered and acted
upon because one or two Of the Judges IN
some of the counties had refused to appoint
Comm ;SSionerS, claiming that it was un-
constitutional.
MIR. wooLFoRD FAILS TO GIVE Salts
FACTORY ANSWER.
\ resolution was offered by Mr.. Reanne
requesting the state Board OF Education
To concur with the County Boards III re
gard to a correspondence between certain
Board, and Comptroller Wooltord relating
TO money i'll the treasury belonging to the
school fund which was uneXpended.
long discussion eusurd on the subject,
ia which Prot Newell said that when Mr..
Wuoiiord had been applied to about the
matter he had given hIm no satisfaction.
DR.. Stone, Prince Georges. said that he
had also seen Comptroller Wooford, and
the later had replied that it was the pol c.
of the. State Government to hold money
uncxpended in the Treasury over from one
wear 10 another. and then to distribute it
equally between the counties.
Mr.. Horace Soper read statement show
inI that on the Comptroler's books i'll the
year 1865, when the present school system
was iuaugurated, there was balance of
5000, eco not distributed. In 1870, when
Mr.. Woolford went into office, there were
$l14 TOO uneXpeuded in the Treasury,
aud on 30th of september, 1873, there was
$104 600. Last years distribution of the
tax levy was 100000, leaving the S504,
GOO still uuaccuunted for.
Last June an extra distribution was
sent to the different counties, which cut
down this amount to about $500, 000o, and
that still stands unaccouuted for.
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PHILADELPHIA. Wilmington and

5.sa.~'sa;' 'r72rar
ss:sa Ez "a E - -
G.x-As--GG-S -= - ~ s.-:--J--l..lsII--
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j. IL. ZEII.IN & CO.,

MACON. GA. aud PHILADELPHIA.
Price, SLIGO. Sold by all Druggists.
Oct Il. lS1G-ly
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- Black Cashmeres 90 cts. to 81; Black
Aipacas - cts. to 81; Colored CashmereS
30 cts. per yard, at MCCRERY & BOULDER
next door to the Court House.
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T:rrsSas Cecil AThin
ELRTON. DECEMBER =. 1876.
Local Affairs.

REPORTED FOR THE CECIL WING,
, 1876-12-02

The growth Of the tradc III scwinE-silk and
mactllre.twist IL one Of the gran.lcst examples
III the progress Of American Industry. In no
feet article more cssential to hucecss, md tllo
eteady, unparalleled strides innle by the re.
nowncd house OF Bedding Brothers &, Co. Is
complete evidence Of the uniform superiority Of
the FIRMS gouds. acwing-siEk and maclinc-twIst
is something which tonnes right into severe prac.
tfcat usuGc til every city, town, and hamlet Uf
the land. it, quality Is d matter Of quick and
final proof. Tic fact that the Eon.ls Of be1ding
Brothers & Cn. are now standard alike with tra1e
and public al! over this continent shows how
thoroughly they have met the required proof Of
e1cctlcncc-llow perfectly they lave stood the
supply the dgm1nt for ttl!s FIRMS incompatible
silk. One factory Ia In Connecticut, anothcr in
Massachusetts, a1ll tho third In Muntreaf. All
three are run continually, for the ct for these
guDls, alike fn the United States and Canada, Is
never ending and always Increasing. Bcl1ing
Brothers d Co. make md sill onc-thiEti Of all
tue stWing-sllk nnd machine twtat uscd oil this
side Of the Atlantis. The house Inns received
the rnost eminent Of Centennial i,t,nora. tho
hariug been bestowed upon It's superb exhibit by
the group of judges. The Judges particularly
commend the silk shown by this Grrn for those
two granlcst essentials, "c01orn and equality
At the Centennial, Ms elsewhere, the goods nf
1}elling Brothers :: Co. prove to be above and
beyond rivalry. The house has It's headquarters
at M. 5i0 broadway, New York, nnd has atlxft'
fary establishments III Chicago, Philadelphia,
Boston, Cincinnati, San Francisco, and else
where, while fits admirable goods nre o,tanable
Of gil responsible dealers III every part Of the
, 1876-12-02

Which connects the Chcrsoncsc with f&oumella.
uild which Il only between three nna four miles
In Width and with anchorage rlnec inslorc for
ships Of var on both tanks, offers eucf facili-
ties for the defrnse. OF t,r approaches to the
DardcneIlcs from tho north tint tlIfa position
mar Ike considered as una*sa!la''lc. But ean
Co1stnntfnDpln bs reached by a Russian army
acting from the Cancass AMI, marching through
Aria Mnor1 From he Caucasus 10 Cnnstantfno-
plc by roa Il upW ards Of tN0 miles. ThcrcaFc no
roads for artillery, anu the country Offers every
,l!1lc'l'ty relative t9 :hc maintenance Of SUP
Inc would no exposed to attnyk by any Power
IN command o! the Black Sea rina1ly, tie ap.
punch to Cou.tnntlnop!e Is also by q narrow
neck uf fan1 0n1y about twenty-sfx miles In
width, and there wnuld he ample time 10 erect
a line Of work. extending fr0nl tie tifllf of H.
mid to- the nack Hca, anl 40 blocking mn n!l-
vance fFt,n Asia Mlnor. Thus the line Of works
proposed, by making the position of CONSTANT.
hopfc practically in1rrcvnablc to q Russian ut
tack, woald settle III n great degree tlat East.
crn question which NOW offers such serious dll5l-
cultfes and dangera."
, 1876-12-02

Excel. Valentine Baker, Who has accepted
commission III tllu Turkish ariHy, has drawn up
tho subj.!ned sel.ene foF fortlfy!ng Constant.
being the great prize which ts 10 much r1ycird,
1t naturally follows that II this important losf-
tion could l,e made 81 secure TINT Russian oc-
cpaton wero nf,ss. SFsat potirs s, ss
cd. Tic superiority OF the Turkish lcct and the
works. Ut tho defense erected tn tho basr1urlls
anil Dartlancltcs havo prevented the, possibility
Of siuayoVite capture VI constautlnop'e bya
sea attack. It therefore only becomes necessary
81 to strengthen the land approaches Us to make
Cnustan1llnpie practically lmprcgnahle. And
lh!s co,l4 eusl'y bo 4lconp!lisl'ctl. Tho Dos-
phoFus eau only be approached from the northl'Y
narrow strip nf lAnd, IN some places only
tweuty-tlItee Ines miMe. u lle af works
werc erected arross tAla strip, with It's right
rcsttng OIL the nIack Sen, and IT. loft nn tho SEA
An admirable position exists, which Is SO aiIcd
by natusa! obstacles as toEcducc the front tu bo
defended to letwceh seventeen and eighteen
miles, THIS ltnH cxtc.Nas lran Lake Derkos
OIL the right to the baekwa.eF ii buyuk cllca-
TAT Buyuk Cickmeye there IL harbor, and
tho hackWatrr-A nils an1n quarter wldu-
guarls for fiYe miles tho left OF the position.
nlanding broad aal opcn valley, and offering
every military advantage Ior purposeho vi !ctc!sc.
anl eventually rests Un Lake Derkos. Between
lake Derk0s und this Black Sen thu only up
Ptoae3 Nes " naffoW saAu04hk, castaY conl.
illalltlctl by s!1l.le work ucar tic Village Ut
Drrkos. Tho railway frosn Co.stantinoplo runs
through tbs lott centre of tllu poaitu an, Tiers
Is sea Communication on both bauks, Tteru Is
abundant supply Of watcr everywhere. aud the
country Is peculiarly adapted for tie enca.nt,-
u,ent of troops. Tue proposed ltne af defense
could easily bo constructed by cneamping troops
along the position VINO would throw up ihu
necessary works. Since tho Introduction Ut
brcecltloallnK arms 1t has been proved TINT
trout Attaek upon strong line snl Wrlltltfen!-
I'd works IL practically impossible. ln thu pro-
posed line both uanks would 10 SECURE, aud
eo,umunsat!ons would be open, aad With m uI,-
preach to tbs Bosphorus from the nurth Gy
tand would bo rendered impossible.
ut u eyideut that tho ulrruW neck Ut 1anl
, 1876-12-02

,,a aasofse Sand had strong affection for children,
IL. "a.a frequently lcasa her work Tor houss 10
IN ~, ,,4n oodwln declared when hp WA working
sb,.. .s'sa William" that he would write book
"ou.d constitute an epoch In tbs miaa Of tho
''saef; sad he did.
qf.n,a.'a a'enwoFth 11Hess sums up the late breach.
iu,e rv'ae ~ sat In two head. lines thuA: *An In.
sbs s,. "onaN Sues lIer nceslyer fos $50, o00-Aud
suns sap, $50 Bohinl tho Ticket"
nd a'oa is.. Dasla escaped attention In Now York,
fto,n ~, 4of ths Bouth few hour after landing
eov.y..s. ae s'eames. lie said ha had ~ Important
suens a. ~ VIckshurx for tho Iii Inst.
bh .,saa'd Alsy, secsatly steyatnd To the brit.
du,ina ss' =, ~as the best abused man la England
sith tt 'he crialsAa War, when hs was charged
bsino =, ams of tas sucFlngs Of tho troops, he
n me ane Chief Quastermastcr.
vIa ottan, thu Milwaukee, gentlemen charged
''sa'efslt!ag. haa lei. ths ci,y, and 1t u
, 1876-12-02
1ElEGRAPHIc NOTES.

PHILADELPH1A, Dec. t.-Twcnty-four build
ines belonging to the Board Of Finance anu a
dozen belonging to Individuals were sold at auc-
ton today on the Exposition Grounds, and
realized e21G, ,1t0. The cost Ut construction was
sa,5Vo.00O. Machinery Hull, Memorial Hall,
and horticultural Hail were not included III the
sa1c. The International Exhibition Company,
OF Philadelphia, bought what buildings they
will need in future years.
Special 1spdtch 10 ne 7rfaunt
epR1NGFlELD, 1il.t Dec. 1.-Ccrtttcotcs of
organization were today issued by the Secretary
Of State to the Chicago Silver Plating Compnt,y,
capital 25000; corporators, Frank l.. Dodge,
C. E. Smith, and e. A. Sessions; anu to the
PeorIa City Horse Railway Company, capital
el2, 700.
, 1876-12-02
CRIME.


Special Dispatch 10 The Tribune.
EAST HAaINAw, Mict.. Dee. LAS Henry
Davis, barber, was crossing tho street In
Saginaw City yesterday, one Matthias Tenck ap'
proachcd him from the rear, and, drawing re-
vulger, ttrcd the charge entering Darts' heal
and inaleting . dangerous mil probably fatal
lad IN alteration In saloon earlier IN tl,e Hay
Last Saturday Henry Gatnllc, q .wrll-known
iumbcr.nnn In this city, had a, alteration At
West Branch witt, Mr. Damon. another lutnt]er-
tnafi. Damon drew D revolver upon Gamble,
knocking him scnseicss. 0atnhc was nsrcstcd
today l,y tilg Sheriff Of Ocemaw County attl
taken to Wcst Branch on charge Of assault
with intent to kill. 1t IL repurtcd that uanon
"a dead.
, 1876-12-02
THF SCARED VlcTORtANS.

6AN FRANCISCO, Dec. la Vactorts press
dispatch says Aity rounds OF ammunition havu
been tssued to the militia in anticipation Of
Fenlaa rald. Torpcdoes arc being prepared at
tho dock.yarl to repel the Invaders FROM ean
FrancIscu. Thu utter absuEdtty OF this Feuian
scare Is auttlrte9t!y eynetd by the fa:t that IT,
announcement here Aas not caused llue OF
comment 1zoM tAs city preas.
, 1876-12-02

lsVEC5N US71gth u 7HE 7f16HHf.
LAroNTE, Ind, Dec. 1.-E'lwarl Hawkins,
Sheriff Of this county, arrested james st!l'mau
at Columbus, this State, for forging tho name
Of Harvey Norris to a noto Of $500, and selling
It to tho Savings Bank Of this place. Two hun
drel dollars Of the money Was found on his
perso., when arrested. lie will 10 tried thts
term OF tho Circuit Court.
, 1876-12-02
THE LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB.

New OnLEAHs, Dec. 1.-The fall meeting OF
tho Louisiana Jockey Club commences to-naor-,
row. The following poo.s, sold tonight, show
tho entries for tho races: First race, hurdle,
Ncltgan, $50; Reddlng, so; Port Leonard, SIS;
He'd Cloud, Sa seconsl race, Slocum stakes,
Eva, s35; hlall.o Duke, $50; Cora Lin, $5: Hat
tic T., 8. Third laec, 1nls heats: Bob Woolcy,
$i0o; nonough, PSI; Fair Play, ~; Woodland,
cold. 4 Temporary grand stand has been Greet
Cd In place OF the old one recently destroyed by
Utt,
, 1876-12-02

PEORIA, ILL.,, Dee. l.-Late last hight fight
occurred tn q saloon on South Washington
street, kept by man named James Sargent.
Two roughs, named John Tauxy and Edward
Sherman, were fighting. Tanzy had troad-ax
in his hands, and was hacking away ut Sherman,
hut not hitting him. Sargent came out from
behind tho bar to stop tic tnuss, and, as TIC
stepped between tic mcn, received tho troad-
ax "a lila head with terrific force. Ills skull WIS
cut open. ard his hcnd nearly cut in two picccs
lie Ia still living, but no hopes ure entcrtafned
Of lis recovery. Tanzy was arrested.
, 1876-12-02
SUICIDE.


1P*EsV1
ST. Louis, No., Dee. l.-IczckIah Cole,
farmer living near Lebanon, Cooper County,
Mo-, hanged himself on Tuesday llight. That
morning he started to find his stock, aud, not
returning, Ills eldest soil went Ia search Of blur.
Colo was found hanging to tres, with broken
neck. Though life was extinct, the body was
warm when found. Tue deceased lcayea largo
family.
, 1876-12-02

LosnoN, Dcr. 1.-The Captain Ut = whalcr
recently encountered all Esqutnaux, who iu-
formed him that u tribe Of Esquinaux living far
nortl,ward Of Cumberland Gulf many years ago
murdered Capt, CrosEcr, so"ond In command Ut
thu Franklin expedition, and asu other whites,
who refu6cd to surrender their guns aud am
Ml1,ttfUr. ...
tiold In bars to the amount OF SILL, 0oo vas
withdrawn from hank yesterday for shipment
to the United States.
, 1876-12-02
lRlIllARY.

Epteta1 N&patcA to ne 1ftagHA
LACROSSE, WIS.,, Dec. l.-Aaron Davis, an
old settler Ut ualeua, died In this city yester-
day, ut the home Of l!s son, A. II. Davis, aged
70 years.
WAauIAGToR, De+. l.-Ihss morning, about
Q o'clock, Gau. lafayette McCullls 1ell from
, 1876-12-02

Tsurnctt's Cologne -four sfze~), Prepared
from the pusest and best n,atcrials-unrlvatcd In
richness and dctcacy OF frerfunc.
CONTINENTAL JiUTEt. Pl1LspE.rI1tA, Pa. dune
20. 11tl8 --Mcssrs. 1oscph burnett & Co.-ticntle-
mcn-Wtl1e travelling nbroad Inst ytas VIC I .ok
the best s.Tesman," found none Of them cqualcd
yours. l know Of many friends u emphatic In Its
j. E. KINGSLEY
, 1876-12-02


New YoRK, Dec. Mrs. Mary Donneliy,
willie Interfering In quarrel between two 1nen
yesterday, was fatally shot.
Six convicts escaped from B!ackwell's island
yesterday. Two Of them were captured.
The Herald announces that Tweed bas deter
mined to dismiss all Ills counsel aud LIT the
Inv take It's course.
, 1876-12-02

For Bronchial, Itsthnaetfc, nntl Pulmonary
Complaints, 'tDrown'h bronchial TFuches ~ nlan.
fest remarkable curative properties. Like all
other mctItosions articles, thcy are frequently In.
itateh and those purchasing nhonid BE- sure TO OBJ
tuiu the Ee1I4iue 'suronch1ul TrOches." ="
, 1876-12-02

TRIPLE MURDER AND SUICIDE.
OMAHA, Ecb., Nor. 39.-On the 2itl,, Z. F.
Carr, d farmer, living two miles south Of Gala
mus, Nel,., murdered his wife aud two male
children. md t|lcn hanged himself. No rcason
Is assigned for tho deed.