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boom arrested limo Without number, hut hnvo
escaped htllorko on dotra legal tccAnlcality.
3AMEH FAEXlN.


case Of J.mos ranniu. ot Kibbo-lliiI notoIlosy,
wto Is charged With forging power Of attorney.
nnacr which person naa,cd Frank Mctlarcrn
transferred 4 p!ece Of Missouri land to i.
Thomas, 4 roa1-eatase aEont Of thia city, Fnnnn
VAS represented In court by James Ennis. uhiIo
Col. Dorhn hrpeared for tho pEosecutor
Thomas. Atr. Hilf, the defendant ii, tho late
kihbo-lftll snit. liovored III tho background IL
al e1.offlcio counsel for Fnnniu.
As soon "a the case WAS called, Cot. DoEAn
ntepped forward and prcaontcd louBthY Attf-
daylt. statlpg that fnqu!reB had boon sunL to
was any such Notary as John i. Smith In Now
York. Tho nan,o of John u. smith, It should l'o
explained, appears OH tho power Of attorney
alleged 70 bo forged By Fanntn. lsoplies 10
WALSH, County Clerk, in the City Of Now York,
and from John DgoloH. Secretary OF tue stato
Of New York. saying that no auoh psrhon IA
John B. Smith waa on tho roll Of attorneys OF
authorized to oct IS Notary publ'c. Tho nearest
approach to tho namo was III that OF JaMos u.
Smith, Of No. 81 East Forticth stroot. lilo ALI
.lasit further stnted that Detective Flynn hail
succeeded Ia uncarthing. moro forged papers,
which tho proAocnst0u Ind not yct hau tno to
oxanino. T4eroforo CONTINUANCE was asked,
accompanied by II roIuust that Fannin's bail bo
raised TO so, 0J0.
In reply, STR. Ennis sad TINT tho prosecution
had already procured QUO continuance. Md lad
and It was unlair to fusthor prolong tho caso
and keep tho defendant ia prison. ilo alluded
to tho affidavit "a making ru specific charges,
and cls!med that the defendant should thoEo-
f0ro bo discharged.
Justice Heully Bat that It Was t1ue tho afiitia-
yit nas dofoctivc tn not giving tho nasnes of the
Witnesses whose preaence Was required still,
the general tonor Of tho ertdenco 10 far showed
that somebody Was seriously implicated, ospo-
cialy III the ]otters adduced IN tho ntlldnvit de-
clared that there was no nuch Notary in Now
York a. tho ono whose naHe pufrOrtcd to bo
, 1876-04-18

Tho contoat butweon artillsrHts and ship
builders Ahowa no symptoms Of abhting. B1
William Armstr opg has juat completed 1U0.tou
Hun, tho first OF four for tho Italian Govern.
ment, and its powor OF penetration Is shout to
be tes,o1 On 22inch p1ate. Tha' hlal says a
correspondent. wi! DO watched with groas iasor-
ost both by artillorsss aud naval architec.s, for
on its result depends tho noxt .poyo III tho game
OF construction. II tue gun provo the yics5s wa
shall probably be furnished with designs Of
ahips capablo Of carrying 80 Or 4U inchos
rlhta prove inyuluerable, Woolw,cn may BE-
oxtoctcl to doylse Bono mouator pieca Of
ordnance which would throw shot OF 4 couple
or mora tons from ona side Of Loulon to tho
other. The duel is vsty lntofcstlug; = pity that
1t sAouli ba 10 cuatly.
, 1876-04-18
HUNTED DOWN.

Special Dispateh 10 Tao Chicago TRIBUNE.
NEW Yong, April 17.-Louia ]. JonuingH, for
morly odlsor OF tho Times, was atroatca to-day
In tho apt OF tho Graphic Company and hold
for bail in $4,000 each tn ak auta for libol,
which have boon pending against him iu tho
Civil Courts. Detectives hayo boen huatsng for
Jennings nearly q month, aud to-day found
him for tho first time. lie has boon keeping
extremely quiet with the iotontion OF sailing for
Europe with his family 10 ~ to avoid arrest.
Tho doodaolls. proprietorA Of tho Graphic, pto-
olnlln thotr purpose to bring Mr.. Jenninga to
book, aud require him 10 ostublisll tile libels
which the 7 tines pubilahed agains& tl,osn homo
tn,o ago, or tako tho conHequoucos OF failure.
Hs was to hayo sailed on Saturday for Europe. 4,
, 1876-04-18
M0nnY AMI SANkEY

New YoRx, April 17.-Yeaterday was tho Last
Sunday Of the rcviva'ist labors in New York,
mud tho audiences which attended ths various
services wore tho largest that nnvo yot gath
orod in tho building. 1t being oat!matod that
nsnrly 10000 Wete prosont ut tho Hppodromo
during tho day and eyonlug. At tie evening
uorytcos, wloreat tho Emperor Of Brazil was
present. Nr. Moody announced lis in.onton OF
taking up \ collection on Tuesday next. He
wanted a250, QUO for tho Young Nous Christian
Association, aud felt auro Of raiaing it.
, 1876-04-18

thus showing that tho congregation IL healthy
and promises veil for tho future.
wa,aeu.-sen,or, G. il. Roberts; Junros, E. Sim.
mnna.
.o ye''ssno y Tsra Il es:fs :1 snys1 a
B. fovn'snd. and ". q. iIpwell
Y.r1ens-ssnier, t. s.. FAso; Junior, George
vestT,incn-c.J T. hssgll,. r. " 1so.ntsn. H. .. Oak
,ty, &. t. t:,, j. u. Keiluss. ". ii. lou,s, Thomas
Burroughs. II. D. rA|s"tl:
' Yetirymsn-1. u. osi+ 4. J.. Van seh.!ek, Alfrod
~ tni ar Esa w.x:r k%ssnnS II. T. SsSa IT,
Decg4tcs-1.. II. tNis, Dr.. Mo'en uAnn, Henry
Koep' Tr"ees Lay, md l., sn.9a .,.,,l!s hseow
Waraens-senior, Alert L, Ssely; Junior, @. II.
Potts.
Lane, Thon,as ". 5'otta, william Il. Heats.
MEauntAL clEncH.
Tarlens-Ben!or. Wlsnan oxcu; Junior, +. O..
Ves,rymcn-1.1 l.. Curtis, ,acu, 1ann!ua, ]. 4. Nil.
1cr. !. T. Cutting. T. Baker. r., as'sl J. r. sharp.
wardsns-senios, i. Ii. sheldon; Junior. 9. II.
yes.rymen-1slian =. 1.nm,ey. II; 4: Tosnt., +. y.
tor. ]. I. Ryerson. sud john l,s Kovcn.
w.raens-s.n.or, joi Carpenter; Junior, c. II.
vestrymcm-J.s s. Sleeper. George ". ye~eomu. IL
d. ~
j. II. WllIIams I. N. lluiien.
wardcns-senor, Al. ". Fuller; Junior, F. Dick
vsssrymsn-E. 9. Deaolyer. ". r. Summers. y. Y:
y. Watkins + smit!,. W. H. lo~, q. O. Fri d. ".
Rr. arIpTyn'a ....
There 1aa no eloetfon; consequently tho Old oaccrs
hold over for a1oltor year.
Wsldsns-sentor, ". II. Adams; Junior J. y.
Doane.
ves.rymen-Anson ssagcr. y. G. D. araunis, 9. q.
Cooley. A. F. Hecfprgrr, " H. i!afeinybr u. H. Lay"
mo1l, J. C. HArsb. aus' II. 9. h,n!ty.
Dclcrates-J. II. Hoorrts. 4. q. Cakina, II. G. Ran
ney, ". ii. Tillen. aud c. +. Coule}.
nnfo,MEp rrtsrorAL.
Tho following Reformed Episcopal churohes
also held their nunu8i meetings:
cHnsr,
Watdcus-8cuior, william Aldrlch; Junior, E. O..
yestry1nen-L. c. Mcrr1ek Abort Crane, and @. j..
elegitss-Ei!ltan, Alirieh, E. @. Keith, C. 8.
1Iutchins, II. u. Kich L. T. Morehouso. William l..
Eale,. 9: 3. Hubbard, William Z. Wheeler. md F.
Van Hchahck. ..
Alssruates-Atrcd F. Barlow James Darrell, Charles
Il. Lint, Alfred 8. Porter, Samuel II. Moore. Thomas
". Iioln,ea, Thomas Crouch. c. r. buckingham, sud
Aaron 0iblH.
WAsdens-ssnior, 4. Ii. Wright; Junior, Col. ]. ".
Bennett.
vtstFy.nen-wctmore O. Thompson, James II.
Ball, and u. A. EcthkEds.
Dtiegates-A. n. Wr!pht, j. ~, Bennett, T. L.
Drynu, g. ". Case, and u. st. John
Altornatcs-Messrs. FatElauks Calhoun, nroots.
Fulton, au4 Harcoust
Necent subscriptions md thu Easter offerings
! hRvo released the church from ito indebtedness,
| a1ld 1t starts upon now JoAr tree from lncum-
byancoH,
, 1876-04-18

6rte3af Wspalth 70 Ths Ehic1u" Tribune,
MONTREAL, April .17.-Ths Victoria Bridge Ia
Threatened to-day by = huayy shove OF leo, the
accumulation of which NOW reacLos tho lrou
tubing through which tho tralna run. Tho water
il rising iu tho city aud low-lytug places arc
flooded.
4 larger number ot sralns ladop with cattle
for tho American markets hare passed ovar Cau-
ad,sn suada this Season than at any previous
time.
5pse1al D'sr4tcA to The ChieaoA 1r5puns.
Toaonro, April 17.-Tho suggestion Is mads
to nyite Dom Pedro, Emperor ot Brazil, now on
= visit to tho H.2ses, 10 o0mo to Canada viii 4
, 1876-04-18
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, ETC.
Ae8IaNBE'a PnnHMrTORX SALE.

o. Thu2sa.y 81 aras hS o. ssoet H.
u Fultou.at., will be 1od Il luba auulto for caatI.
by ordar Of j. H. tuasel Atsgnes. all Tho property oi
tie above ostate, including an assortment OF Bash
Doors blinds, BAnylus. Tntsr, lap.SAxs, W, 1ls5
III tho book accounts OF said eatata.
IH~ Al ths Aa1uo Hms and plsos Will b sold 1ron
Turn!nK-1Aths, ! Earl Pump, HoidinR Mschius i
Turning -!athes, Uniyssael wood d-WosEar, Chsia.
pdon Aolding. .Aashins Pond ll.nsE, Prsss Funch.
kssh a,ie1&t. eaad. .1apsx Ns4hiaaS
, 1876-04-18
The TANNERS.

Louisville. Wl!o represent captal Of nearly
a2.o00,0oo, aud doal in all classes Of loasAsz,
hold conference tonight at which 1t WAS ro-
solved to exhibit their indnatrios at the Con-
tennlAl Exhibition. Stops for the immediate
pref Araton and Bll,pment OF goods uero taken
at this evenings conference.
, 1876-04-18
Ornamental Goods,

s!gpot rsnoldut lAz s1hi,l!on At tho aAlesrooms
Of WiIlla,n A. Auttess b Co.. llB and III Wabsal.
s.onue hns collection Of ornamental goods such ~
astla sstu4ry and vsses, tronxcs clocks AID othes
wosts Of art which will bs ao!d 1t auction to-uorro
iWs4nesday) morning, without reserss. I.adita arc
particularly invited.
, 1876-04-18
Isy Wh1. II. HODGES 8 co,

At The priygts Residence No. s3a WMt Washington
IT., near O4k!ry, this {TuEApAY> morning, April u,
at lu o'clock aba aeil lbs entiro contes. consist
ting, CLatnher oous A1ld Kitchen Furuttlrs, Croek-
cry, Glassware latad waru Cutlery, ete.t etc, Alao,
tuss, aue IIeAt!ux stoyo, and LAuaarY Uteasls.
WM.F, uoD0Ea i CO., Auctioassrs,
tG1 Welk Lake-st
, 1876-04-18

TheY say that 1t Centennial ball In Frisco
gentleman presented An Eppls to lady who WA
10 very undress uniform, with tho remArk "As
1sse. uldsm you come u Eye, petm1k No to
opEpplets J0ur costume"
, 1876-04-18

It'll With Pleasure We Remind
whots4!s buyers seeking desirable pocka Of wall
pspet curtains, bedding aud kindred goods Of Ilger
Jenkins FAsun. Present location 2:9 aud al Stats
sttsat,
, 1876-04-18

FORT WAYNE,

FORT WAYNE.
Sps-4as Dispateh to Thu Chicago 1t1buns.
FoRT WAYNE, Ind, April 17.--Nuttman j.
Taylor, extensive lumber deaors Of this city,
have suspended payment Their largest c1odl-
tors ato in chieago and Michigan. Ihoy have
largo a.aets, including about 560,0o0 worth Of
lumber on hand, aud claim that, II reasonable
oxtonhton Is givon thena they will DO able to pay
alI lubts in full.
, 1876-04-18

opnu at 10 O'Clock To-day.
In order to give my employees IN opportunity to at
sud to tsir eBcon luties, shall not open unuilQ
O'Clock to-day. A. !. NuT1lNd, Q. 0. u. Coslios.
ls4 and lEa BtAts s,reet
, 1876-04-18

Tho Years COLLECTIONS in Illinois,
Michigan, and wisconsin
Special D4spateh to The Chicago TtrbHnt.
srn1SaF1z1p, ILL.,, April 17.-The following
otntoment Ia furnished, showing tho collections
Of Internal Rovonue for tho yosr Guiding Doc. 1t
In tho soyesni collection districts embraced In
tho Grand District OF Supervisor Matthowss
Fi,st lliinoi.. eo,4 aa,c1
n. n. Allen Second Illinois. ............ aGG. IT
Adam Nase, Third Illinois. ............. i+5Jl.67
John Tilson, Fourth Illinois. ......,. 1861
Firth illinois, .:............. o,eo osos1
months. $1,000 Is
J, INchmond Borenth 1utnols. ........... 1o,3,9. ~
J. Mrrriam. Eighth tnots. .......... 2344, ,40ae5
Asa Q. Matthews, J. ~. Trampton, aud T.
J. Kinney, Ninth Illinois. $50 400 %
Jnmfa Flshback. Tenth Illinois. ......... G8,lb7.01
!. A. Powell. Eleventh llinbA. 2G, ,3Js.u0
Charles Bt.phsnt, Twelfth Illinois. 68a II
). O. Willis, Thlreenth 1lli.os. ..,..... Sab4o0A
bridge FRI Michigan. ............... 1a6i,osl.o .o5
Lpyt T. Hnl1, Second Mchigan......... G3,lyi &c
II. u. RowIaou, Third Michigan. 22a,5iD,9O
s. =. HALEY, Fourth Michigan..... 80. 10l,t50.61
g. i. Dkke t1Nn Michigan. ........... X, .6B
William y. McCEecsy and Charles v. Do
land, B1th M!ch'Bnn. :..:....:-...... 13a,35s.a3
First WISCONSIN. aaas, $50 .os
Henry Harden, Second Wisconsin. ...... t61s3a,80
A. K. Osborn, Third Wisconsin,. 1HG,699 So
Hiram f. Kelly, Sixth Wisconsin. ~, lSd.49
,oaa. .7e4 10
, 1876-04-18
BY G. +, GORE II CO.,
GH aud TO Wabash-ay.

AUCTION 5ALE5l
Tbs most attractive Dry 0ools Auctnn Halo Of ID.
seasoa on Tnessny Ars H. 1870, nt y3o o'cotk a. 70.
Hpeclal attention ID directed to la following ues tbs
ssuss being now feesl, an regular goods h,apo and
fancy Dry Goods IN Ill the!r varsity Limos Of Ca,at
tncrss, Cborioa, Gottonadea. Jcans Gnghaps, Stripes
aud chrcts. White Oooa4-Dr.as Inens, Lawns,
Malls Nanaooaa, 1alies' and Childron4 hue undsc
lius Table Auons, Towels, Crashes, &c. Alpacas-Wt
hare she nncst lilo to 10 found In tho city from ei'
nm 70 tho cat grades. and particular Attontion Il In
n,atso Clothing n Mems. Hoya'. and Youtha' weas.
dools Ill now and regular stEea regular, and qust5
MjsceIaneaue-popular brands Brown Rheesngs,
standard rfsnta. lla,nbulss ua's and Gaps. Ela
Gloves Notions. sutosor Pocket Cutlery and l1szos
doaps. satcsrIa and r. H. bags. Bhawls, ausrondas.
corscs, Overuhirts. Dress Shirts. keektss fostt1J
ous GOODS nice asaortrent Dry 0ooi4 Notions, ke.
CAspcta-An ontiraly nav anl very cholcs lina.
0EO. T. dOHE Il CO.,
II III Nnhahb-&T,
, 1876-04-18

NEw Yonk, April 17.-l!lce 4 Bro.. fancy good
doalos1, have failol. Liabilities, 9100, 1000.
, 1876-04-18
MARBLE VIAN'l'ELS,

The ShQrclnal & BanQ hantel Gu
VIII mako tl1oir First salo OF the
year at thoir Waroroomo,
Corner Mtchtgal-aY. and Van Burel-st,,
THURSDAY MORNING. April 20, at 10 o'clock,
When will be offered tho finest dis.
play Of all the New and Elegant
Designs
Marble, Slate, and Mal0elgPd Iron Ma1tels.
Marble Mante1s in Italian, Tonnes.
500, Champ1ain, and other Marbles.
Tho whole Collection on oxhfbi-
tion at tho Warerooms on and before
tho day Of Sale.
Builders and Parties requiring
Mantols invited to examine and
seloot.
Tho sa1o will bo unrosorved.
ELLISON. POMEROY 81 CO.,
AucticucerB.
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SCIENTIFIC FaRHER,

Seiepce is knopledge; science is kao,oiDg
Just his and nothing less Or more.
> houtd he token IS me iatelIigc,H farmer.
Q an be n use to e0erg gooa farmer.
4 n Proctioe, sioS' pidcficak
T. nters eUeyy STATE md Terriiory.
" oih'Ry IKE "a published az ice woyH.
e all se'o vish % farm PrcfmJly, Il mp.
prafs.
In oil AiagS Truthful and accurate.
= or one gcdr, Jm one dolior.
In cVerg case, gires sofsfactioa.
z heap, .Srieatyic, and reIiaJie.
= or one d2ilar sent 10 ne publishers
4 "d g'ur name and post-c6ice plainly
u Turn mail tcH Jriog The first number.
" any dollars rolue is ojfen Wds,ed
II re he best practice IS discorered. and
II emeDlJer The Scientific Farmer s0res
e eOyas m0ncgto ice careful reader.
Address, SCIENTIFIC FARMER Co.
Boston, lHass.
Nov. 10, 1876.
Fire Topics, IS cents each.
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Poultry.

! am mr. WeDured Ia bllD
rs much as ten MOtSd71d lbs.
Of poUltrY, for tchich ! JCiIl
Pdy the highest Ht0Yhet price
in AerchoHcliSc.
y. Il. &c particular to apply before
killing and make engagement, as pre-
fer buying in this way; it will be to
orr mutual advantage to observe this
caution, as it is worth more, some days
than Others.
! u. c. PANCAKE.
Romncy, Nov. ~, 1876.
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GOOD
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newspapers dtsn jdmcd through Mirty
Stafes, 'ciH be soil far 800 cash Ac-
cnrote Insertions guaranteed. 4 lit of
NE papers, 9ioiRg doilg anil ,reeklg circm.
tal'oa and printed schedule IF raIcs, sent
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-NoremJer 10, 1876.
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A GARD

To all Who are suffering from the errors and
iodiscrsdons Of youth, ncrv Gus weakness. early
decay, loss Of msnhood, &c, will send a re-
ciPe that wilt cure you, FREE OF. CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered BY a mission.
airy in South America. Send a self-addressed
envelope to the Rev. JosEPH 7. LYMAN, Station
d, Bible House. New York.
Nov. %. 1870. GIN.
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Notice to TrcSpasserS,

ME hereby foreraFn all persons from HINT.
ing gr .Respaysiqg 10 sny way upon our
farm on Middle Ridge, In Hampshire county, as
we intend prosecuting any one so olf.nSiog
ABRAHAM HERSMAN.
ELIZA A. HERSMAN.
Middle Ridge, NOT. 10, 1916. 4 tpd.
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Persons cutting timber or bark from thes.
lsnds are hereby notified 70 desist. These de-
string 70 lsase Or 10 bay the lands or the tim.
Der right. win apply 70
pANDRfDGE & PENDLEToN.
attorneys d Agerts,
Nov. 10, 1876.
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H. ~ - <
10 The Cumberland News states that
the dockets for the January term of the
Alle9any County Circuit Court will be
of almost unprecedented length. The
trial docket already numbers three hun
Dire | and twenty-six cases. Monday IN st
So mars" declarations in cases already
docketed) were fled by one attorney
and As by another.
t=0 The suit Of Sarah Clowser against
DR.. j. w. c. Hall. in the Court at Win.
chester. on Saturday last, for e breach
OF promise of marriage, the jury render.
ell verdict for the plaintiff, awarding
her $1,000, instead of 5000 damages.
t>V'T effects of tobacco smoking, as
described by the Scientific American.
are discolorng of tae teeth by carbon.
excitement of the saliraey glands bv
the ammonia, headache and lassitude
from the carbonic acid, disease Oft
heart from the carbonic oxile, nausea
from the bitter extract, and a taintiny
OF the breath by the volatile cmpyreu.
matte substance.
EF The Wheeling Sundy1 states
that West Virginia has the youngest
Bishop in the world -Rt. Rev. J. j.
Kahn; the youngest Governor elect in
the United States-lIon. Henry NJ. Ma
thcws; the youngest Congressman elect
Hon. j. +. Kenna. of Kanawha; and
the youngest Grand Master Mason in
America-Mr. George w. Atkinson, of
Charleston.
tV 1t is related that during recent
public welcome given TO General Butler.
at Bangor, Me-, there was stretched n.
cross n street flag bearing the motto
welcome to Gen. Batter, the Hero of
Five Forks, and God knows how many
spoons"
f1 People should be very careful
how they use chloral. In Gainesville.
Texas, the other day, June Weaver, an
eminent lawyer and well-known poet.
fell dead on the streets from an over.
dose Of this dangerous hypnotic.
w An eastern company, ii is said, is
manufacturing rubber bands 70 he clasp.
cd around fruit trees. In the centre of
the band is row of sharp brass pins,
set rs close together as the teeth Of
tne-toothed comb. Over this bristing
array of sharp points worms cannot
crawl. SO it is said.
From the Cumberland Ners we
learn that on Sunday morning last a Mr..
=. Moran, al employee Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. attempted to jump
ON freight train ut Keyser 10 ride TO
his home in Piedmont, and missing his
footing fell under the wheels and was
instantly killed lie leaves n wife and
three children.
" The Sh'"'"ioGh Hyoid, Of Wood.
~"cN' y r ana The Democrat, Of the
same place. have been consolidated
with j. II. Grab;lI, Of the former Jour.
nal as editor. The pepper L. soon TO be-
enlarged.
10 Our representative ia Congress.
Hon. {. J. FArLKNgR, is spoken Of "a n
euitolto poreo,, - IL ....----.
he elected Speaker of tho lloase Of Re.
prescntatiyes. Mr.. +. Las experience
and. no doubt, would make a good
Speaker.
~ Read the prospectus Of The Sci,
e''.fc American in another column. The
subscription price OF the paper is 1920
ayear. including postage We will club
tho NrtgDfjGr fgg,Vt,,,, Iii a. -.
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tried t,kuow that IL cured them; IN SO who hsvs
not Know that IL cures their neighbors and friends
= inst " csysr falls through any fault OF nsgisctof
~ composition We have thousands upon tbou-
sands OF ceTncates or their remarkable OF tss
following complaints, but such cures are known in
sVsry netshborhood, and we need not pnbIish them
contsRny neither oalorneI or any dsIeterio,,s drny
mcy may DO taksn with safety By anybody. Tbsk
sassr goatiag preserves them ever fresh aud makes
men pleasant 70 take, while being purely vegetables
no narin can arise from their use Ia any quantity
,.n nez ogersss w thsir P9vsrfll jphlence on ne
INTO healthy scton remove the obstructions on te
ssonsch, bowels, Ilysr, ard other organs of ihs
by correcting wherever tsy exist. sreIs dsr.nEs
msnts a. are the nTst origin Of disease
lhs box Tor thc following complaints. w6eR ssss 90
$tNs rapidly cure
20. SSr psysess.ss. ?. Ess,ss,s.e., Ls.,ls...
should be tskcu moderately 20 stimulate ire Son.
Sd AMI resto,s its healthy tone and action.
,om., siiloss N .sazese, sick ss. ."ss sySp
ssunaies or Greea sfek.sss, BiIIou.
'oiousy taken for each ease 70 correct s a,.e ~
senoh or remove The obstructions which cause N
IS.s i Syss"siIs or s~rrssse' but one mid
yor fshsusassl.ss, aess, eruv.,. r.,,,.
Beck and Eei.s, they shosI ~ .. go siar,
.aksns ~ regnlre % change The diseased a.t;as ~
-; system With such change nose compisis,ss
Tor Dropsy anil Drspsss.i s,~.t,,..,s g..
ssould bo saken IN large and frsqusat lose. II ~
sgcc the eject Of n drastic purge 49, - P''
Eor Suppresstsn . large does IN - J.. 49,.
" :. y ,. Iccs ne desired eject By sympathy
As Dhtner PiH. take one ~ two nm. =, -.
nctc digestion and relieve the storpsos - ~ I'V
An OCCASIONAL dose stimulates tbs stor,..h -.
bowels INTO hfatty alton, fssferea 49,. .,...s..-
and inVigoratcs the eysfon Henos h 4. ~, -
~, 'aEeo1s whsrs no serious deranesuosrt .xis,.
-, ,ssis t0tsrsgiy vel, Omen 6nds that doss
80, ~ .aesnstng and zen 1vatinz eject on ne aiEes
Or }. Q. AHEA a CO., Pysess~~r cAs,,te.a
S0vzLL. EAss.. y, =, q
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South Branch Intelligence
wDlinssa Harper. Edit.
O6ic-, Corner Main and G. ra eel Ian,
RossxY, wEsr vIaeiuiA..
T = n NJ 8 /:

i. TRIMS:
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY crN
--- --rsvahntIA irn.;a 4. =,
tVDr. Williams and brother, who
were recently arrested at Barton, Gar
rett county. for procuring abortion. have
been released, their innocence having
been conclusivcly proven.
S We are indebted to Hon. FRED
ERIcK WARTS for pamphlet copy Of
Monthly Report OF the Department OF
Agriculture for October 1876.
@Wheat was selling in Winchester
on Monday last at 81 20 to 81 &c; the
latter figure only, the Times states, for
strictly choice article.
VIt is said that last week forty.one
shares of the stock of the Farmers and
Mechanics bank of Frederick, Md, par
value $25, were sold for sos each.
ROMNEY, WEST w
DROMPT attention given TO the collec,
Il CLAIMS. May IL, Is
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WEST VIRGINIA, TO Wit AT rules held
w in the Clerks Office OF The Circuit Court
Of Hampshire County, on the first Monday in
November. 1876
Philip Pendleiou, Edmund Pendleton, Of Win
chester, Va Il. Is. Pendleton, r. &. Pendle-
ton, Jr., Edward Pendleton, Jr., G. GRAY
Pendleton and G. Mason Pendlston, Plaiutiffs,
as.
A.. Stephen cambridge and Serena p. DAN
bridge, Anthony Kennedy John w. Ken
nedy, a. +. Kennedy, Edmund Kennedy, Ma
~ Cooke, Eliz. Garry, and Edm. Selden, Mrs.
EliZ Kennedy DR.. Spofiswood Daodridec.
i. u cambridge, u. A. T. Hunters and Mrs.
Lena iinnter,s IloII uarrisons and Mrs. Az
nes Hafrisoo,s DR.. Daniel Kennedy, Mary
Kennedy, infant 7. y. Buchanan and Mrs.
Nancy Buchausn,s Henry Cooke, philip
Cooke, John Eslen Cooke, Annie Cooke
Sallie Duval, John O. Sterers and Mrs. Ms-
~ Stegcf,9 Marion, Henry h Mamie Cooke.
Elizabeth Cooks Maria p. Kennedy, -
Meade and Mrs. Letbs Meade, Mary A Ed
mund Cooks Andrew Hunter, Mrs. Nancy
hoge, Rev. Moses Hunter. eRey. N. Matthew's
and Nrs. Mary Matthews, Nrs. - Brooke .
David Huntcr,s r. H. Hunter, X. W. HIM
ter, . Sarah Harrison, n. o. Riddle and Mis-.
Marcy Riddle, Elz. Hunter, Mary Lonisn
Hunter, Abel llanter, w. 81. Trayers A Mr..
- Trayers General D. w. STROLLER A Mrs
Msry STROLLER, James T.. Randolph and Mrs
Emily Randolph, and all other INK uowr heirs
PIP. Pendleion, dec d., Defendants.
IN CBANCERY.