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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
inns CLAlM HOUSE ESTABLISHED IN ls05.

THIS CLAIM HOUSE ESTABLISHED IN 1865.
-PENSIUNS soldiers, and Scamcn
OF Var of 1861 and ), and for their
heirs. The law includes drscrtcrs and
those dishonorBly discharged. Ii woun-
ded, injured, or have contracted any dis
case, apply at once. Thousands entitled
Great numbers entitled to M increased
rate, and should apply Immediately. All
soldiers and seaMon Of the Wdr Of 1872
who served for any period, however short,
whether disabled or not,-and all widows
OF such not now on the pension rolls, are
requested to send me their address at once.
D0lLNTV. Many who enlisted in
DUUNI ], lSGl-2 and are entitled
Send your discharges and have them ex.
aminsd. Bpsinesss before the PATENT
OFFICE Solicited, Officers returns and
accounts settled, and all just claims prose-
cutcd,
Az / make no charge unless successful, |
request all to inclose two stamps for reply
and returp Of papers. GEORGE i. LEM
ON, Lock Box n, Washington, ID. 9.
recommend Captain Lemon as honora~
Bile and successful Practitioners. A.Hurl-
but, NJ. c., 4th Congressional District OF IL
linois, late Major. -Gen'l U. $. Vols
In writing mention name OF this paper
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The Weekly Register.
LOC4L M1TTERS.

Our Adsxr,-D. w. Maupin, ESD,
is an authorized agent for this paper,
with full power to make collections,
receive subscriptions, and to CON
tract for advertising. His contracts
and receipts will be recognized and
binding, in all cases connected with
the business Of this office.
Gro. w, TPpETr, Proprietor,
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Although AtRes0n rs the published
editor of the Monitor, yet the brains
of the concern is conferred in his
partner, Mr.. Harpold. If the thing
was reversed, the paper would be
better.
The proprietors Of the Machine
Shop, tell us themachinery they re-
ccived from New Haven, ConBecti-
cut last week, is the finest they have
ever seen in any shep, and that it is
much better than they expected. In
point Of finish it cannot be cxcelled
-----------------.
DIED.-CoE. XIV, Whalcy died at
his residence in this place last Satur-
day evening, aftcra lingering illness,
and was buried on Sunday afternoon
Col. Whaley was a man Of prominence
and represented this District in the
Congress of the United States for
three terms, and had also been.a Col
oncl in the Union army during the
late war.
A meeting of the Point Pleasant
Reading Room Association is hereby
called, to meet at the Greenbrier
Presbyterian Church, on the evening
Of May Goth, for the purpose of adop-
ting Constitution, It's hoped that
there will be large attendance.
c. p. r. MOORE, PRIEST.
J. E. Tnnis, Sec'y.
1t is probable that Rev, W. W.
Evans of Cattlesburg, Kentucky, will
preach in thc Upper Presbyterian
Church, on next Sabbath evening at
s o'clock.
MARErEp-At the Virginia House,
Point Pleasant, May 22d, 1876, by
Rev. S. L, Lane, John L. Markham
to Emily Bird; all of this county.
Jas. w. Kelly, Esq, of Graham
District, this county, has sold his
large body of coal land to some enter
prising men in Cincinnati.
pERsoNALs,-Col. c, B. Waggcner,
his wife, and daughter, Miss Ella,
C. c. Miller, and c, sehon, left on
the Hudson, Sunday for Cincinnati.
The Monitor says want To devour
editor Atkcson, Now, this is mis-.
take, wehayc nodcsirc to feast on the
flesh Of Il jack-ass.
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R.lNK REpORT.
EsEpORT or THE CONDITION

Of The Merchants National Bank OF West
Virginia ut Point Pleasant, nthe State OF
West Virginia, ut the close OF business,
May l2th, 1915.
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State Of IIcst Virginia, County Of Mason, IS:
|, 7. SrRnLrNG, Cashier of the above-na-
med bank, do solemnly swear that the a.
bove statement is true to the best OF my
knowledge and belief.
7. STRTBLING, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
ODD day Of May, 1876.
JOHN i. TIAiNlS, Notary Public.
Correct-Attcst:
&C. MILLER,
J. d. MCCULLOCH, Directors.
j. CAPEllARr,
may 25-lw.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-25

1--WE should say anything more in
compliment to Bro. Atkeson, of the
Monitor, his sclfcsteenI, would lead
him to de, as we used to hear the story
ON General Scott, that is: "If they
would stick a red feather in a certain
part of his person he would strut
himself to death"
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letter from Putnam.
Dear Rcgistcr:

ScARY SrArloS, c. & 0, R. r.,
May 18th, 1876.
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Our Philadelphia lcttor arrjycd too
late igr this issue,
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1t is probable that Rev. w. w.
Evans of Cattlesburg, Kentucky, will
preach in tbc Upper Presbyterian
Church, on next Sabbath evening at
S o'clock.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-25

John S. Miller remembered this
Office with basket of fine strawber-
rics. lie has our thanks, and has
the privilege of doing so again at
anytime. He has these berries in
abundance, and parties and festivals
can be supplied on very short notice.
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DIsLocNrIoN-Wc regret to learn
that William Mcdaniel, aged thir-
teen years, and son of VIM. McDon-
icl, Esq, of Lewis District, this
county, fell and dislocatcd his Shout
der joint. The dislocation was redu-
ccd us soon as Surgeons could be
summoned, and Master William is
doing well.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-25

The Monitor last week devoted over
a column of its writings to US. We
would like to publish it if wc had
room, because itisso complimentary,
We would like our readers to see
the high oStocm in which the .lioot
ior holds us,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-25

Although Atkeson is Unpublished
editor of the Jloaitor, yet the brains
of the concern is conferred in his
partner, Mr.. Harpold. If the thing
was reversed, the paper would be
better,
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lie asks inir share Of The pnblcpatron.
agc, az llp feels that no can render entire
satisfaction, !, Il, BlCkLL. =,
icb, IS, 5j.ly.
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SALE OF VACANT LANDS!G

u, " % NNNIIoI TVVTaNNTl
may l1-lw, Special Commissioner.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-12-23
Moi par exemple !!

~Oui. vous...vous avez dit qn'en
trois joars..
-C'est bien assez, Kate. Je me
leve----de mon fautenil qni ma bri.
Sc les reins. .Allume III peu de feu.
saia-tu, on gele lei.
All monsieur. j'en avais fait un
bien beau HER..
-C'etait bien tot
Sans doute....
Hi hi oh . oh Eft le vieuS
peintre. joyeux ct bizarre. sen ala
accrocher au muir son squeletts de-
mantibule ct inerte desormais, ef
murmu:ant : .'J'etais ceiibataire.
ment girls, &c me semble, hi hi !"
Fin.
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Monsieur, il est sept heurcs. di,
la vieille Kate Ell entrant, sa tlleie-
re d la main.-Ah f! mon Dieu , az
ctla-t-elle. monsieur he s'est pas cot
che Monsieur, monsieur Gudd
ev-illez vous!
Na-t'cn. sQnelette horrible
Moi saualette /! moi ! Mais il es,
done girls CONNIE le sonmelier din
diable! II parait qu'hier tout al lai,
par e<cnelles" chez maitre Bloct
Helm 'qnoi Kate 7 c'est tot
Pas possible. lie squeletta
LIE sqnel------Ah !! bien!il est
dams un JOLT etat lie v6tre ; il a les
bras arraches. la machoire deyissee
les c0tes..- 10 bassiu.. lie meta
carpe -
-Prodlgienx
Mails depechez-vous, monsieur
vons etes de nece aaiourdhui /; on est
venu vons ~inviter hier.
Moi I
Jul sous' monsieur Gudd, lie
peintre.
EFT qni Sc plonge dams Get abb
oui done sp maria
eo''e' s"'fe Voislne, que.
sauf lie respect que je vous dois. Won.
ave. compromise chez maitre Bloot.
a ce qae ma rtpets la yieil!e Pad
dy.-.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-12-23
FAMILY
FRUIT AND JELLY PRESS
rs AN ARTICLE OF THE GREATEST
ECONOMY 4 VD MUCH NEEDED
~ EEERR FL MIIK

rs AN ARTICLE OF THE GREATEST
ECONOMY AVID MUCH NEEDED
IN ETERY FAMILY.
The only known means of extracting Juice
from fruits. etc, before the introduction
of this valuable invention was that of strai-
ming the same through a cloth. An examin-
alton of the Press will soon convince the
most skeptical of its superiority over the
old method for PRESSING and sTRAINING
Grapes, Cu'T0nts, Go0sebelTics, Strawberries,
Blackbe,7ies, Apples, Ounces, Peaches, Sq'.-
ASA. Pumpkin, Lemons, Lard, Meats, Honey
Cottage, Cheese, Vegetables, Tomato Catsup,
Herbs, Jellies, Soups, Etc, Etc.
The Press is strong and durable. and
easily cleaned. it is made of GALVANIZED
IRON and will not RUST or discolOr the jul
ces of the fruit. For making the various
kinds of DOMESTIC and MEDICINAL
WINES from Grapes, Currants, Elderber-
ries, Blachberries, etc, and for JELLlES
and JAMS it works to perfection, and will
save many times its cost IN one year $ use,
as ONE-THIRD MORE JUICE can be
extracted from the same quantity of fruits,
and does rot sou THE HANDS OR
CLOTHING. 1t is an INDISPENSABLE
article in household its capacity is one
quart. Furnished at the low price of
ONE Dollar and TEN Cents.
This PRESS can be seen and procured
at Jos. r. IHIBODE1 UX'S,
Drugstore.
v. SAMOAN, Agent.
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FEUlLLETON:
JEAN TRACY GuDD.
A FELICIEN ROPs.
Suite
A FELICIEN ROPS.

nWttC
All ! ali Gudd c%urieux, Gudd
am%oureux, Gudd a WI Bridgette d "a
'fenetre ; il a remarque les petits
doigts, lie petit neg. les yenx noirs,
ct Gudd est passe solvent sous la
'croisee. Gudd a Inc chemise blanche
tous les jours ; Gudd a pense a Sc
'faire copper la barbe ; Gudl vsut
plaire ; Gudd veut 50 marier.
Celia est faux, par Vulcain
-Gudd ment, pOursuivit lie sque
lette ; Gudd veut avoir In feur a IL
boutonniere ct Ia fiancee au bras.
'Gudd Ia dit CO soir i maitre Boot !:
maitre BIooG la dit d la vieille Pad
dy f; la vieille Paddy lie dlra demaiu
dams toute Ia vile, ct tnute la Vile
Sc moquera de Gudd. "Voyez, dira
l'un, voyez le vieux peintre qni vent
Sc marier /; voyez le vieux ioup gu;
veut jeune braAis. Gudd par ci,
Gudd'par Ia. NAh. ah!
Celia est aussi archifaux, mile
RubeDs Je veux roster garcon ct
nor me marier. Cercueil pour Ger
cueil, ie prefere attendre le dernier.
Oui. oui, grand feu d. pallle que
tous les serments T.. Fable lnmiere
que la resolution de Gudl.. .Vienne
une petite bouche, une petite Bridget
te, et... phu, phu, phu, la lumiere
est eteinte...
Eth bien. -Oui s'Gcria Gudd.
e~clatant au milieu du silence onl
await suivi la derniere raillerie du
'sqnelette, comm un proiectile bien
oonfectionne dans les a~rseneaux de
TEtat ; oui lie lie confe.se, lie venx
me marier ; je ne penx plus vivre soil
talrement ; la vie emeritique me tue.
Je songe i l'avenir, a la maladie, a
la vieillesse, a..
-Ah ali +! ah I! trop vieux 4. trop
tard trop vieux EFT pnis mas tn
pas la vieille Kate
; Kate fait bien lie the. .quand lie
suls malade.- -parce que b men bois
pas -mais VOLTA tout
-Gudd SO marier. lui lui
Et le squelette he pouvant admet
tire un seul instant cette perspective
dr6latique. vint s'asseoir sur un4
ohaise I: 9 genoux tonchaient son
mention. ct de chaque cote de son
corps les bras 6~voluaient CONNIE les
roues dun bateau d vapenr.
-Explique tot clairement. insolent
d6oharne, lui demanda avec une nou-
yelle explosion de vicacit6 le vieux
peintse pouss6 hors DIES gonds.
Tout doux. mon maitre, tont
doux 'reprit l'aimable echantillon
de l'armature humane, en- chan.
geant settlement de position ct en-
Sc PEASANT. a plusieurs reprises. un
long appuie-main au trayers DIES
c6tes. Tout doux!
-Voyons, wagons. parle, 10 ten
prize humblement.
-Oui, maitre, tn es trop vieux
Tu as fsit de la vie.un meuble a mile
tiroirs dams chacnn desauels tn as
soigneusement couche sur la olate
dss annees tes cheres habitudes. bon
mes "u mauvaises ; encore les mau
VASES sont eiles plus dorlotees Que
les bounes.
"Si Bridgatte venait. tout celia Sc.
raft mis- sens dessus dessous ellie
fouillerait dams les casters les plus
sacres Il ''deur mains-nois cear."
comm on dit, ct ia mourrais de de.
ssspoir, ct ton anne serait CONNIE IN
petit etang convert de fieurs sauva
ges qu'on Went de troubler profon
dement,; Ia boue resi. ndrait Il In sur
lace ct les Hours en- s~eraieat couver-
'ss.
'Ai!egorie a part IA rage. i~'ennai
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HDUSEKEEPERS.

Save your Hands, Clothes. and Health by
using
MERRILL'S DESICATED WASHING
COMPOUND.
For the laundry. the toilet, and for wash.
ing dishes, cleaning windows. scrubbiH.
floors, woodwork, or any kind Of washin.
it saves labor and halt time, and
NO WASH BOARD NEEDED!
Price OF Package, FIFTY CENTS. A
sample package FREE by applying TO
G. W. nQUIRES. Agent
~sept23-iaT1- ThibodauN, La.
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PENSION FRANCAISE,
I2s-...RUE ~DOUANE.--.I2s
NINE WE E.. TASSET, PREVENT SEES
ainsi que lie. public en- general qu'elle a
transferi son Establishment du No I7 de n
rue Duuane al No III de la meme rue. entire
Royal ct Bourbon. Ellie profile de cette oc-
Gasion pour renlercier lie bubble ct ~sollcite
en- meme temps la continuation de son bien-
v~eillant patronage. Ellie inforine Ell outre lie
public, WI la situation DIES mauvaises atfai-
res. une reduction de prix dams sa pension,
ct d Get etfet, ellie IL ouvert un salon 4 81 par
semaine. Les personnes de la vile ct de la
campagne Y trouveront CONNIE d'hahitude
tout lie comfort desirable.
Chambres ct pension par jour s so.
ID fey. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-09
TIE RESULT IN KINGS COUNTY,

CLOSE CONTEST IN BROOKLYN
THE RING CANDIDATES SUCCESSFUL ONLY BY SMALL
MAJoRITIEs-TIIE DEMOCRATIC RING COUNTY
TICKET ENTIRELY sUCCEssrUL-EGHf OUT OF
THE THIRTEEN ALDERMEN REPUBLICANS, But
TIE NEW BOARD DEMOCRATIC by ONE VOTE
TWO DEMOCRATS AND ONE REPUBLICAN ELECTED
To CONGRESS.
The full returns from the wards ard towns
OF Kings County show that all Of the Democratic county
ticket has elected and by quite large maorlteS'
The friends Of Tanner, the Republican candidate Tor
Register did not despair Of his election l the returns
from the towns with large Democratic m1orltes put II
beyond ouestion The contest for the office OF Surrogate
was very close Mr.. Livingston, the defeated nolhee'
having good majority aside from the county to"hS'
and in the final result Mr.. Daley RECEIVING
a majority OF only 900. The office OF Commlssloner
of Charities was decided in the same way ana by sun
smaller majority OF pa II is clear that If the county
towns had felt the interest AS the citizens OF
Rrooklyn in Kidding local politics OF the Ring nearly II
not ali the Republican coalition ticket would have been
elected.
In the lid and WITH Congressional Districts VIM ID.
Vecder and A. NJ. Bliss, the Democratic nominees, had
minority in "a single ward OF hex respective districts.
In the iii District however IL was close race As y,
the returns first came in they gave Ddkll majority vi
II. mistake afterward discovered winch maue
The Repubcan dstrust of Jacob Worth Republican
candidate for Assembly, caused not only ms neleaL
but mis- repeatedly scratched from inc iNePup
lican Electoral Ticket
Candidates Elected.
Controller-Wiliam II. Burrill (Dcln.l
Authoritarian q. Soaring QDcm)
Regiser-Wiam Barre iDcm)
County Cprk-JOhn Dclmar lDeml
Surrocate-A. H. DALEY (Deml 1900
Commissioner Of Charities-Bernard MIDAS tDeh)
Jn.tice of Sessions-Andrew McKbben (Dem.l
Police Justice-Ist Dstrlct-Daniel Ferry lDem'l
Id Disnct-E. W. Bloom (Deml
With Disrict-L. Senior (Dem)
Congress-ITd Dstrict-William ID. Veeder (Dem)
lid ID .strict-S. b. Chittenden (kep)
WITH District-A. NJ. Bliss lDem.)
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HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HuDNUTs' ~
BROADWAY.
CAMS Noon. So. D. m; 52 hidn,gn" 20
Highest during tho day. 81 Lowest 40
Average, 49,. same day, 1875, 4lHH
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Rv,Eirgbam Hoiel-Assocate Justice stephen -.
t,eIJ ~ tRe United supreme Court run AL9Hn s
III Seuators Ceorgr f. Elnunds and Justin = NORTH Oh
VeTmont OConor NJ p Of ireland Judge IhioIy
,er ot ihc Court Appeals Congressman j. IL VI
Milne ami Nathaniel Wheeler of CONNECTICUT n 1
NM p. proprietor 81 The LCphoh Ites
& IoiD 3 Rsgev Of Michigan, william u. Bishop prcsl
dent of the New York NewIIavon and Hartford iIua
".rpsnv and Dion Boucicault ErerOoH HOuSe-N scohn
parker of England clarendon Hotel-Attornsy 80 T
~ rios / NJ Gwnn Maryland m Wesfniner hgt.t ~
30 Toin Rigeow secretary Of state and Alfred Wilkinson
- Svfacuse s. Ncholrs HOtel-AdJu tant Gen James ~
,an OF Massachusetts and eXGOy. J. Il. rage anu
JHdrcJ PrOut Vermont .Giisey Hose-Co ". rs rI'If
.>ftuerdnt UOnse-Gcn fdWaIu II
pi,ey Of Vermont . Albsaare Hotet-COngressInan John
o. WLitehouse 0 POughkecpse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-09
WESTCHE.TER COUNTY

The result of the election in Westminster
County has not yet been ascerained it is however now
conceded by prominent and well-nformed RepuDncahs
that Democratic electoral state ana county .chc's
will have a majority 0f nearly $500 votes In the ISL
Assembly Datrct of Wcstchester County comprising the
CITY OF Yonkers, the town Of Westminster, ana Tue
Twentythird and Twenty fourth Wards OF New-fork'
Ambrose H. Purdy CDem) ia elected Member OF Assem-
bly,; william n. MOer OF Greenburgh Dem) Is eiec'eu
member of Assembly in the lid District, ana zen
lanes n Hustled Rep) is reelected member OF Assembly
i'm the III I'D Assembly District by about 800 majority III
tIe towns from which complete returns have DeeI re,
ciyed the result in regard to vote cast for Presidential
Electors Governor, and Representative IN congress-
PRES ELECTORS GOVERNOR. CoNGGFss.
Pot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-09
THIRD DISTRICT.
EOrKTH DIsTEICr.
FOREIGN Ne VS..
HE AFFAIRS OF TURKEY.

A CONFERENCE REQUIEED IMMEDIATELY bf RUSSIA
HOME GOVERNMENT 10 BE DEMANDED FOR
THE DISTURBED PROVINCES
BRUSSELS. Wednesday, Nov <, 1876.
lie NOrd, IA Russian organ, to-day says:
R.sia insists on an early conference of tie Powers
the basis Of the English proposals. Gen. igatcn the
Russian Embassad0r at COnstantinOple has been in-
sruced TO support eucrgcucaly large measure Of ad-
mipstratlyc autonomy Tor Bosnia Herzegovina. and
Bulgaria with efcacious guarantees under the control
of the Powers"
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~ marched through the

stroots although the crowd followed, and demonstra-
ton expected In the United states Sou,, to,i s,
Indicted for frauluently abstraeng money from the
First National Bank Of Elizabeth, N ~ ana me sec0na
for beir an accessory the felony Withdrew their pea
of not guilty and pleaded guilty. Judged Nixon nxed
unor TUESDAY the DIST inst, to hear arguments from
rounsel In mitigation OF sentence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-09

The oldest of the local politicians OF Queens
County do not remember in which the election re-
turns have come in slowly as in this one IL was I'M
possible up l or o'clock yesterday morning 10 'e
the result AS 10 any Of the local candidates. ana even
nm 10 last evening the aggregate Democratic majority in
the county was only approximately known. The best
information places 1t at $500 j. W Covert the Demo
cratic candidate for Congress In the Ist District Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-09

elected over John A. King, Republican, ~ m,lorS
estimated by his friends at abOnt LOO, Ip p1, a.
INV. i'm the ist District Samuel Wiets RepuDneal Is
probably elected In the lid District, George r. btU
Democrat Il elected, with opposition. For ShefI
BENJAMIN f. RushmOre, Democrat, Is elected. .,
The returns from SniOk County are yer 70 mtasc'
thai IL is impossible determine which OF me lncu can
diates is elected The vote Is undoubtedly Close anu
In some ii may require the 0Hrai canNss W "0
mime the result.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-09
1ouy KELLY GONE TO PHILADELPHIA.

John Kelly was sought for yesterday by
TRIBUNE reporter in order TO obtain an expression OF MS
opinion in regard the result Of the elections by IN
qury at his residence it learned that ne ai taken
an early morning train for the Centennial Exhibition
Ii was stated that he would remain ar ilitIttit 10
witness the closing of the Exhibition ana return 10 'e
fv m SIturilIX.
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corlan1 &C.,,
SiIycrsIEiths, UniOn-square.

Solid silver Dinner, Desert, and Tea Services BerrS
Bowls Cake and Flower Baskets Tetet'c sots, style;
Combinations, 10 fine cases. OF make Of Spoons
Knives, Forx, and L. Dies manufactured by hand labor
Chests OF Forks and spOousl hner line Of GoRHAM
PLATED WARE than ever before, including duplicate
pieces Of the Dowager Set on exhibition at Philadelphia
Centennial Exhibition, center Of Main Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-09
RESULTS IN SUBURBAN COUNTIES.
THE HUDSON COUNTY VOTE.

THE HUDSON COUNTY VOTE.
TuDEN's MAJORITY 6,474-DEMoCRATIC MAJORITY
FOR CONGRESSMAN 5,5G4
The official vote of Hudson County, as fur-
nished by the United states Supervisor Is gwen ne
low It shows majority OF 6474 for Tilden, gam Oh
A o27 over 1870 and 9lO over the vote Of 1874:
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ELECTION DISTURBANCE.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. S.-John Runyan
Democrat at Newcastle Ind, shot and killed Charles
PressaII Republican. white. while engaged IN point
zeal discussion yesterday.
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TIE INsuRRECTION IN JAPAN.

PAHIr. WtdIltriIhy, NOV. ., INIO.
telegram from Japan, dated Nov. g, says
a Japanese naval and military force attacked the IN
snrgens that dav ut Hagr In the Province Of Nagato.
The insurgents were beaten ana He'd.
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Announcements.

Use BRUMMELL's celebrated COUCH DBOPS
Genuine have A. H. b. each drop Branch, 81 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-09

VERY EFFECrIyE-WIsFAR'S BALSAM OF Will
CuEnEY. in cases Of sudden coughs or cONs.
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LCNDBORG'S CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
and hath delightful substitute for Cologne o. Bay Rum
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TINY MARTYRS To SOUR STOMACH
Aud Collie be cured with MILK OF hAGNLslA OF "hIo
they Ike the taste.
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CoLwELL LEAD COMPANY, successors TO the
New.YOr Lead Company manufacturers OF LEAD fltE'
SHEET LEAD, and SHOT, 63 Ceutre-st
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POND's EXTRACTING matter what form
bleeding assumes whether from the lungs nose, gums sO
ach, or elseN here, its action is equally potent
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Vote. Mai.
STATE PRISON INSPECTOR
CIV. TrOwb'ge. E3,OS1 ...-
II. IL. Anderson. D4, 10 l,O4l
CONGHE-s.
John A. King, r.. 3,2Ol ....
Jas. W. Covert, 1893 So
ASSEMBLY.
X. :. Townsend. Il $3.50 .-..
>. Il. Brick, ID. 3,GbS 2OS
COUNIYTHEAsU RER.
II. IL. Seguinc, k~3,O26 $50
J.R. Robinson, D-i,liS Leg