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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-02

Another Opportunity for the Re
lief Of tho Amicted.

The Surgeons Of the Nst,onAl Sur
gical Institute. located in Indianapolis !:
Pacific Division. Alhsn,bss Building,
Bush Street. San Francisco, have yielded
Ia the many urgent appssls from their
patrons and friends IN Oregon and
Washington Territory and adjoining
regions. TO visit Portland. The former
visit was highly satisfactory and en-
ooursgipg, many Of tho patients then
accepted for treatment beipg now en-
tirely cured, while nearly sll are grsstly
benefited and ia fair wsy Of recovery.
Three or more of the S,rr0cous- viii be
a. tho CosmopolitAH RetsL In Portland.
Oregon. from Meh8Ay. she sssh day of
August. uatil Saturday, the "a Saptem-
Der. 1916, six dAyss inclusive. -
They viii hare With them 9 rreAt
variety Of surs'Osa srpsra4asesppiisoc.
e-. etc. and couspser~s e wcsAHAsn 20
change, At, and make such AppAra&us
a. may bs required. Thepe'wilf uone
espccially prcpsrnd TO treat sil mrRical
cases; PaRslysi& eli kinds cf SeScsmstseA
OF the Face. Spine snd Limbs. SDiseAsed
joints Diseased Eys& CslAErh, Private
Diseases. Piles. Fissuls, <~e . Abls~bo
wish TO avail themselves Of the AdvAn-
tages OF the Institute. without the long
journey 10 San FYsnc,Aco or Indiana po-
lis. should de so at Mis- time. No cases
viii be undertaken without fair hope
Of relief. II is needless to Ay that the
Institution Is ensirely responsible. and
the largest snd most pop~iss Of the
kind il Amessess caring thousands an
nually. Remember the time and plsce.
and come early. q Send TO the In.
s,i;u,e for circular.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-02

The Paris correspondent, Of the Lon
don Telegraph says: Il, appears that
Mile Mercus. the young lady who Is
playing the part Of Joan Of Arc IN Her
aesovins, is Of Dutch nationality. She
is about thirty years Of age. OF dinin-
uiive stature, dark aud not handsome.
She has squAndered away the greater
par, of a large fortune ia the reaiiza-
tion OF her romantic dreams neverthe-
less she is still in possession OF more
than s.o. 600 sterling. Her first fancy
was 10 erect Protestant temple At Je-
rusalem. In front of the instrument
supposed 10 be our Sasior's tomb. The
temple. which cost sli,too, still exists-
Mile Mercus present ambition 10 cous-
mand . battery Of artillery. and she
recen,ly gave 81 200 for the purchase
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-02

Of guns. bat the gentleman in,rustG
with the money suddenly disappeared,
and nothing further has been heard Of
him. This extraordinary lady 10 not
admired here. having supported the
Paris Commane., and approved Of the
Archb,shops ssssssinstion. She spCnds
her time running after battlefield 3D.
ventures wherever they are - b so-
countered, and, IL public rumors be cor
Monies than to the Maid Of Orlenas"
SOMEBODY'S MorHxR." wild
eyes Such matted hair Such strange
thoughts - came TO her half-crazed
brain As she staggered along the street !
A drunken man u IN object Of pity
drunken woman is . terrible sight.
She loscs every good emotion, every
~omasiy feeling. and her eyes looks 50
much like the eyes OF mad wolf that
Kassers by give her the wsfk and shad.
der Is they meet her. This woman
mus,sred her wild Thoughts ~ shs stag
gered along. and she clusched the air -
if she saw enemies on every side. By
snd-by she fell down beside the fence.
groaned and mumbied and mutsered.
and then ceased further elIcst TO regsin
her feet Children gathered around
her-not to torment her--not TO make
sport Of her condition. but 70 feel awed
and mystified At the shocking sight.
They were ike shadows dancing before
her blurred vision. and she held out
her arms and mutterei:
You wouldn't hunt aue old woman,
would goa r.
Il wouldn't dare TO hurt you" re-
piled lad Of eishs OF -hissss : 4" You
are somebody's mother--you may have
boy just - tag-ss meis
Mother--boy Z" she niutteretl. try
ing to steady her gaze 40 havs get
boy so ifsvei"
And won't he be afraid when the
dark comes r inneeentiy asked the lad.
His words seemed 70 touch o. chord in
her heart. She drew herself up, reached
out trembling hand to tho children,
and then there wss tears in her eyes -
she whispered:
I'D forgotten that 1 had = hoy. He
will be waiting at the gate. I'm going
right home y
Her steps were unsteady, but she did
not fall again and IS her form was
lost in tho twilight. the childBa, sst on
the grass and whispered TO each other ::
What will her boy @yr
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-02

TOUCHING ISCIDENr.-Ato touching IN
cident is reported from Chattanooga.
An utter stranger called upou = stspec-
table farmer last week, aud asked him
If his house had not been robbed during
the war. The farmer replied that i
had. IL" said the stranger. .'wss one
of . msrauding party that did it.
took little silver locket.' That
looket." said the farmer, "hsd been
worn 10y my dear child" "Hers Il 10. =
replied the stranger, visibly affected.
attn rich. Let tne make restit tution.
Here are $40 for your little son." BE
gave the farmer &60 bill snd received
$50 in change. He then wrung the far
mer's hand warmly. aud left. The far
m.r has since dried his tears and loaded
his shotgun The $50 bill was bad
one.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-02

SHE BAoxxBsOrsfs-%ltsswas q dark
night. There es~seslAug aAidcr. The
boat Was nsocsetf 1enses<hU Nl56rf The
s'alwart young aAasosoSeedlso lsoelutifully.
But shs.chsngcA Aef~niasls In the mid
die Of thc~sives snA insiseels upon re-
turning to her-aAtAS.seH Heituplored her
to keep hef.epsssGoDs~she wept; he
vowed. SeRtimAss - 0t-to wsste; be
had TO back water. They returned to
Wilmington. Del. at dsybseak. and
there stood an old man with 4 shot. gun
on his shoulder. Papa" shc said,
"we've had such . nice ride on tho
river"
, 1876-01-08

Tnn1rous1y proud anA beautiful.
truWRad Qnben OF urace, sle idoked inst nlsAt
pr!esens her gcraa, that dashed att! burnrI
Like stars. with thetF trcmulous light.
Dut shadow al!ll seemed lurking
III tho depths Ut Avs scxtless tsrA,
Mke dark cloud hand OF warming
.lloS'y1u9 over bright sulamer-akica.
Her voice was low and sweet; hut yet.
Through It's ov'ry rtPp!e aud lsijIs
Came ao,@hd to NO l4k1 sosr0w,
That npthuy could eIenc, or stil.
Gould my lady, 10 proud and fair,
ltay9 seCrct gsicf sho must Al1e7
Ar thinking, ! sat asd listened
To the niufln'HAE ehD Of the tide,
Far Of IN the distance. ~hila s.[Il
3;rr 4u!xe saHX cut careless a1!A free,
Yet tho Aanlc ,lser!o1a Ut grief.
That tue sgLiiig waves brought to me,
eseemed hngiog In every cadcnct.
Al her laughter, 80 sats aud 70 low,
Through tts UlsLIn9 neat ot Fpssl94yss,
Cs1nu ehtla1nH III s.!SesS VOW.
In tho S!sa,a pt Gashing iswtls;
Ii eacII sort. Glmy fold Of lacu;
III tie world Of hoI tteax ARgltAh
TAsubt.ug out ot thy toy.nArkea fscA
Yea, tp Ill, kaw, my lady,
A 1OeB ulldt tcurffnt p1 Foo
T1,ese. on thy Wpl1Iugs!lBht, somo gFie1
Wgs breaklpg yaur proud lsart, kAoS' INV,
, 1876-01-08
THE PROSECUTION.

1.-THE oQtsct- complained Of tho assault made
upop the pflsoaak,s Witnesses b. tho counsel Tor
The proaecution. The gentleman Of tho Jury
we<e not to tsy tha ,oaao according to the sta4s-
tnanta Of tho .aounscl, .lut according 10 tbs Inv
and the eytdaace. During tho trial not single
fhl0K Appeaxed sgaiast oliher "lapanese Tom
N.Y. William Emmett 81. tho women In the case,
who hsd beep. 60 xAntoply mud 10 gsosaly A.
rallied The prosecution had stunaant tipe to
Assait tha reputation OF Tho xitnessea bY proaf,
Y they had any ground 10 work upon, which
ihsY badpot. Mr. Barge then won't iuto do
foaxe pf shs hitnpsae4r aud
-, &, ,1kxlKN1p TUE xyAnKhcE
u &QnaA length, showing tha copsiAtancy OF ths
ps111tlYsa related BY Emmett aud "5spaness
, 1876-01-08

FEkA4NFU tIi1fs3 NsIEMs
4 onlosel Homan on LaYus street yastesaay
tho diuuer-pot, aud held it by itH fcet wiastn n
vas struggling III tho ikst expiring throeH o.
4 negro man standing aoaz caught her by tbs
arm eacliediy A,1a cried: "IuEA 4at fowl lanae.
II yon let 'sin die III your baud you gwino hayo
tho uuat kind nervousness alt yonr I,lc, atd II.
yjtuses Dart 70 you can't slulla hsill."
snuo war rtseor," replied the woins'l, "sf Dc
fowl do iforv - i,e0k quit bteeding, tats Sopa
luel lkaosI what I'm doi1'."
, 1876-01-08

custom. 10 fight The dog, ns tho aamo limo
coming un about this &lno, gra4ped the eae'o by
tEIs arln Of tic wings and Btartet, fot tho hoc.
meeting ttr. Rsna, "l.d. tool: tho bird by the
neck with nuo ll1nd aud with Tho othcr. graarcll
tts o~ncr; vhe1ounon t. struck two Of lta Mou-
htrons taiond tnto tho arm Of Sir. Rand. Tho
cords IN tho caR!e'a leg hal to b cut bofore tho
tAlona could bo e1triea,od. aftor which tlo
eagles ihroat uAs cut. This ended tho capture
feet; tho taIo,,s stretd 7 inches. aud were az
tneaes Iii length; lilo log was N iucles III cs-
et1,n fc1 ehrn
, 1876-01-08

Alr. Z. D. Kand. Of Ilgdo Park. Vt. on tase 22d
ult, heard ruulpus alnous his Eceso. ou go
inE out he found large eagle among then,
which lad sepsratsa ons goose ffom tue hocl
azv.stspce Of !.,A dog La put tho eagle to digit
but II rose about 10 fess, aud. aytu1 soma rods
tligltel. immediately tho dog wp upon tt
when tho eagle turned upon lts back. ~ ss thei'
, 1876-01-08
GRASsHopPERS IN KANSAS.

70 The Editor Of Tie Chicago if'b'Hs:
LawpEsuE, kau., Jau. 2.--1n your issue OF
Dec. 20 you say that, "so far as observations
laye bean madc,' the graHshoppcra deposited
their eggs III untold quantities IN tue region OF
ransas. Nohgaska, md Missouri. List summer
devastated by them; mud that, therefore, there
Ia ca,.so to apprehoud worBo visitation al tuose
!pcHta tho co,nluE year tliau ever before.
$50 far Al observations lsavo Iccn a'aao' bv
all tho Inhabitants OF this region, there is no
such cns,re for alarm, as tho locnsta ,go,t
up and flow away RI soon az tlley nhu
Wings enough, anti fully two 1nbhtisa 10.
fore their ea8-dopositIuR poriod mud without th
doing nnythinE wAatovor in TINT ll'o. 4hey
seso all gone by juno Is, elso tlo farmers coula
not have raAoa tho in,nenso crora tplantod from
Juun ID 10 3D) which tbey arc now BolItnR Tor
good pricep, ana snendlng tho money "a nsu-
d." The Lab!t Of tho 'hoppor Is 70 de,oee h!s
eutiro attout,on to Vegetable dieting ,lntli about
Sept. !, by which time Lis system IL ln Tho cor
| ruct state to prepare for no1t yea1'a hopper.
crop. Tlioro arc no eggs hero 10 hatch next
sp1lng, aud ws hRya nothing to foar from tAen'
| hut at occneianal dascent from tiolr native
breeding -gronndn in Idaho. Montana. wyoming,
aud Utah. This occurred TO thln region bts'
unco boloro I'm 1866, aud NO now hopo D long
freedom, from the QUO thing il tho Way Ok OH
prosperity.
NovcrtLo>esa, your suggestion to lay mp sn1at
| Of tho corn IL good oha for III TO follow' II.
, 1876-01-08
Tomm7.n To defended The characters Of tho
rtt1laaaeA aud mid slaA Hllan npfneal had chlcH

Kstahaef: ana ehn snat W,len oonnsei nsa e",.' ~,
Nililam u. Iiloke phsu-tnlof"a, 10 to1R9t ,n"t.
.o Iae, |,,n o. is In laenny n ,sn nst Of h.s
own ~l'aetsea eo.,a " l1nphcnou IN 'nn '"t'o
clnrgc. Soaoy hau s"ort, .tat mo women @ a.' WHO
testified tov DAYS @ete , nI psn na "o
4 sy cSnae III M voon xero not
pure, tho,r knos!euse afEaeu tnas 'n1y khe" ,n
moro than was Eood for elenl.-~mofo shan lhes
rohld claim TO kao" a. s'f'ao3s me"' thapCn@
toE; .., H., . H..
ar. largo noSt tu1liro ms a'te.'s'eu W IMn
hs,an''eo u 1He pfosce"''oo' s'u "h7 eEFoc""y
sovcro III
~ NJ 1.aae ~. r ,~,,s,
cVluelleEs H8 calu- olhni'ht EultaH4tt nPuA .uu
ProseAsiott IN h'atterh o1 tne klnu. "utHn
lad Monaht toWn ,atdn h'iGh e1'ie1!n 1!s;., tno
G9naeahthnt"" u. lug Sni'sa's >u rao ~ ~. wn.
lia ssaosnea was passan ~ SeSoo hn snAe e,sr hsr
sfn ry u'a'nstlhE asia nhfel!anloi az" a.nos
doctor wea more Inparstl a'1ii nessof eoutu @ sn5
shnt !hc acct!aGd "ns ',nt lanlo 10 oG !taa.s i;s
wien llo eot mhysMi aoS eoalo st ~ 1arn irnasn.w ~,
aot on no nne1 RtoNla taal Wy IT. -, H. m =, ~
Altnf aos9,lR atne naaIes H. - ."sh nnu ~. -. T."
cshc Ar. barge t''';nalca to 70 Iouet 10y mu
"onla tostPoae 1a1snef te'l'a'"n '''' wv "'''s-
noon; .,n,,a ro,oss ,p,,,
Juleo Ioge1a thoh announcer s'c''S ""'''
hall ,past oclpck. Al. n. .,,r, "A
Wien tho Court opened, Mr.. hargo fesan ca
hia nrRumont, hsyihg t1iat ,.....,,.,
1nE rieTuhE OF The IL. Aceuahp .o,o o,a
painted bY e. w, A.n,uu mas ,.'r,ad NJ
unjust. on tt'o Tonis' LUG fas.u.e pu!nte. .ui
tho deceased Whylana. "a. esa9Go1tatoa, 11 tas aaa
painted h'B virtues ~ nosL ,oust haoir anu.
What Wcro tl,u iacts nsb 'nht ~ uns ~ ~
gambler, wias was g. Mnyano H. ., @as "'nn ~
engaged ~ Maulo tat s"nSa ,ea !" H. ..''., i,,D
sotl ~heliy. TUG causo OF nufdeE ~ many ~.
stanceH. ana no psla hsenao ~ uua' ,x.a ~
that comnodEy Iestaa'l!y Mf' Mnf'an1 xar.' Ms'
not ho rha.antuIops. at'a .ns H.. .1".s ,,r, ,i;orn
Which tho COUNSEL Mou!a 1a'o tlo lui{ oeIvtu tt'
i UHt, ApQFE IFDll Ntl LuAt4 NuGIO HhQ kAo AAuNto
, 1876-01-08

Recognized by Eat. tiaaacr.
posrny, Jan. IA Milford, y. H., dispatch
6tatoa that tho notoricun blanchard boy arrived
homo to-day, and wss recognized by bis mother
h,Ii nfl hig town ESa0ciBtes.
, 1876-01-08

e--.-.c.r---,
/ utTtua Sails uE HOUSES, CARHIA1ES.
ren1nsa ae tse nt ~ NJ aa WESTON cos hnstian
Hoons, kus. Id and 10 East WathiaRnnst. Stock
hand II ptyao sAls Apo tlmo given to s*ss al hoses
1cld under 4 EA-yAntt~ .. .... -. -,.-
EicSaus cAsEi1u.tea1a lay hstars, la hsnls hch.,
ysars old; hsvn not rec or tkrk arr Erc Iytfah:
Lsatn And Satrautfd innnd. . :,
risruaes ha ian1tAa, knch c1Io1 built b. hsawa
lar i 10. j; aul ans s-ao1t n1sk rGueta!l.
Choat1nt rstlu. uld snnHd and kind An tru" !.
ali harness atJah anl Enoa ttafnier; any taiy eat
can her, and faHiJ business lossc, sud
kpI only fur want u
!! tyntuRtdra BY Tran i Trattunke.
ItaIluXs5. hF IIA!t / Ha-il:tt.
5tofhluKg1e-. hy r. MurrJ, SitSg. M!ch. ,
1t,al aud &t AAlD h4f tEAIKakun4 but lttGo tEa.
viii y other Ettiic1ta NJ Al NtyfCx Alt III lRrs.
II osf horses, &s {niI uo ri huE.e. .fusnl.nc x7i.
rensIsng VI bsrt3s srxlo su duuats. nnw nh acInnf
hsl, plltr. Lap t.,et, hacrs etc. do.ctl"u OF oil
VIII be GIstn al t!rln ~ Falc.
+. .S.-htso si@eiAi shr ~ tHttto. eS sbG eI&.rs.
''''' ~'N'''e'~A~ "> ~ WESTON 4 90.
TTOKijeS WINTr.iEKIl Ar KI;AsUSAnL KAftt.
III Is 14ljca tro1u Csa7n bc!t nt na5 Aad zraln g.4
tabnH. nx stalls II rzstcffch ho:se* whtrAHea 10 10
re,urAIt In ona tuntn viii ca!t fur A'Fsss VI eny
ting aesEsd tiaE*;or A,en FREQ 'rtcs to l!es!h .
im;toa-.t 4idTes <. VEUDER. Drernrll. i.aao Co..
III.
N71NTEb-A Coop M0iiHE. And WAiOS, SUIT.
" Abts for -four anil feed busuas; nuAt atl chcsp
tx e..h. hadzr.. q g Irt!,nnc n:,a
, 1876-01-08

Eonch1nen. 1enmsrorF+ 6so.
lslTUATiDi WASTEp-HY \ STEADY, C0MPF.
> tent snug Tngsn1n oaachrlan IL prt4nA family
Anl work nbous is hs,ur understands ths caro- Ut
s1d tArthXca thoroughly ages ned3fata. Flca1e
address J ID. Tsnute Bifr41.
, 1876-01-08

pcnshovre. ss Grand Admiral, rooeiysd An an
ehotaso Quo On al ysHsss opsSIIss ses pIn' o
gesa ggtsa and sy IfHs ls4 Gi t"s "sn atno.
I-atahalle. huperlutenaant Of tho QaG9end 9en
houdcnod, Inscribed for COCO tfapcs. getH l09,-
GB0. Thu inc tlo uoyEoB Eosa h],tI00 csnwhs ~
ona piece OF irsworks out Ut the Fragments sna
4caReldiug, which LeIaug to him ~ yit!No Ut
hln oillce. GRIND officers OF tho paI1es. Cover.
uo.s Of royal establishments, CAPTAINS OF
captnlaElcs. chambss!ainv, e4uorries. gentlemen
III waiting. ganttenlon iu Ordinary. nages. uussf.-
ors a',nsavss, chavla!ns. !adiea Of hanot. ladies'
Of tho tcdclsambor, ladies' in waiting OIL the
ktnE. tho Quen.l, an Mouaiout, OH Ala9amu, on
tho Eouut d'Artuis. on tho C:onnteaH Artois. on
MtsIssnes, OIL Madame Royalo, an Madame
Elisabeth, III each prnccly oatab!is!lnont An.i
elsawlore -luudretls Of p!aoeA provided with
| sanrien and &cceEHulieB are without any HeTsice
| 10 perform, or simply answer decorative l,ur-
poso. "Ame. de Laborlo has just been al,.
po,utol keeper Of the Qucen'H bed. with l9,ooo
nothing Ii known Of the duties of this position.
~ there llas bean lo place Of this Kind since
AunH Ut Austria" Tho a!aeAk hon Of u. do Ma
chaut Ia appointed lNle,"!ant Of tho Classes.
"Ihis Ia one Of the oMploynlcnts called Grhclous
1t tn worth l1,010 llvloH inooina to eisn ones
4,a,uo t~ieo yoar." And lisowise With tl.s post
Of Secretary General ot tho 6'sins Guards, worth
i AeDs ''' p...bsny, sss; s' md 's"'s sam; !;
t@he @ ps.gooi.r. '' woitl, so.sj6 liyres a
year. hold i'll turn BY Gentil l}erRard and by Lam
]ou. two small poetot posss.. 1t would ba slu,'
plst to give uaauey without tho place, There IL
indeed no end to tlo,u. In Fealiiiy various ne
uao!7b dry after day II Ason,s Is it the IyeAsur1
was open to pluudar. Tie courtienB. ,Iu1a,nit
pyinpAtliza NTH their asopbies. Ihoy ale BIZ
iniinasas; tho gneats OF hls draging room, mat
Of tue sa'no stsmp - himself, hsa uatrza
csutA tho caiy on'1 s' yho@ hs ssn cor
tented 10 cannot avoid helping thenL Ito s,a
10 coptsiuuto u, tl1o 4owr,ea VI a1elr 4hildraa
since DO haa signed shels marriage contracts, b,
, 1876-01-08
CITY REAL ESTATE.

11'oH HiLE-A RAluAlH-TfIk HOUSE AND LO1
~ West ,t,n,.o II tf,t - al.y; doors car
ias ia f.!lEZt III TN i No, III I}i nrt pra-.t.
, 1876-01-08

HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
}(AnnSoME PARIAlA HFlfA ~ sa& NA ~
EIrssnt chamber 4et1. $;5. ~ Sta, 1l:5.
L. +. MARTIN, LA S4ts'at.
, 1876-01-08

FoH SALE M.,NHAS rhRK-e: =. i.4p; 4 II. -
as; u tnhusD; II rnaa ftt9; GUS scfnnhtn
Jar; .ctsn ttats .trtnslan .?H xscr auppnt f.ea:
bshoat nnsurp1s lihu.ss hut 10 urJnr. anl
~ on tiE!e, fiEHuE H. Cl.Al:isE. AGans. Nv. II;
t'h&n1ber Of tntnmer.c.
I1oR hKLE--Ar 4 TRR4T .BAKIaIN-n sNREs
eaA4 hY tho city "a ths t.. u. u. It. IT, $!41 tct
ecte snuA eal4 IfnmedIst-1. HAIR. t t.tslic
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-11
TCASTORIA.

Dr.. Samuel Pitcher, Of Hyannis, Mass, sx
perimented in his private practice for twenty
years 10 produce q combination that would
have the properties of Castor Oil without
its unpleasant taste and gripping effect.
His preparation was sent for,near and far. till
finally he gave it the name Of Castoria,and put
it up for sale. It isvery wonderful in its Of
fects, particularly with the diaordered s.om
achs and bowels of children. 1t assimilates
the food, cures sour stomach and wind colo
regulates the bowels. expels worms, and
may be relied upon in GROUP.
As a pleasant, effective and perfectly safe
cathartic remedy, it is superior to Castor
Oil, Cordials and Syrups. It does not contain
alcohol, and is adapted to any age.
By regulating the stomach and bowels Of
cross and siCkly children they become
good-natured and healthy. They can enjoy
sleep and mothers have rest. The Caste.
ria is put up at the Laboratory of ]. >B. Rost
&c.. 46 Dey Street New York --deol4, '75wlSl
= = Uas
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-11

Monday, the 18th day of April i.
fixed by the, Senate. for the commence
ment Of the Impeachment trial Of ex
Secretary Belknap. kxf
: DR.. Mudd the man who set Wilke,
Booths leg and was sent to the Dry
Tortugas for it, was recentlv elected tc
the Senate OF Maryland as Republican
When General. Stark heard Of the
battle Of Lexington, he was at work il
his saw-mill, but he left log half sawed
|uud it was never finished afterward. i
isto be taken to the Centennial. g.sf9
Poker Bob, our late Minister to En-
gland, has submitted his defense Hi
makes himself ont 80 childlike and art.
less that nobody,c can deny that he and
Mary's little lamb ought to have heer
born twins.-Brooklyn Argus, lind.
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The Yellow Centaur Liniment
$ for the tough skin, flesh and muscles Of /

-- HORSES, MULES AND ANIMALS.
We have never syet seen q case OF SPAWN
Sweny, Ring-bone. Wind-gall, Scratches or
Poll-svil, which this Liniment would not speed.
lily benefit, and we never saw but few cases
which it would not cure. 1T will
cure when anything can. It is folly to spend
$50, for Farrier, when ons dollat's worth Of
Centaur Liniment win do better. The follow
ing is a sample Of the testimony produced:
aYELvRRroS, o.. March 2, 1874.
ssThe Centaur Iiniments are the best selling
medicines we have ever had. The demand Is
very great sit, and we cannot afford to be
without it. A., i p. II. HrsEy 8 SoN,"5
"JErFERsoN, Mo-, Nov. 10, 1873,
"Some time ago was shipping horses to st.
Louis. ] got one badly crippled in the car
With great difficulty I get him to the stable.
The stable-keeper gave me bottle OF your
Centaur Liniment, which used with such sue
cess that in two days the horse was active and
nearly well. I have been q veterinary surgeon
for thirty years, but your Liniment beats any :
thing ever used. A s. McCARTY,
rT s. rs ~ Veterinary Surgeon
s For postage stamp We viii mail Centaur
Almanac containing hundreds of certificates,
from every State in the Union. These Lini-
ments are now sold by all dealers in the country
Laboratory Of J.. B. ROSE s Co.
80 DEY ST |, New YORK.
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'sHERIFFS SALE. svi,
s $50 - tss.- 3. 80 2astsfs gG.s
I Kcttcrer a Morris a'is
r. vs. 9siIse ~ SO
Philip Wagonheim,

ny virtue az an order 81 sale ID xttachmeut
II to me 3freci ea from ths c0uft Of cStlt1fSn
pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, isviils s6ssHfrr
sale at the ffontdoor III the court homes iu
the town of Ws0is6eld. bstussn the Apnrs
OF 10 o'clock a, m and 4 o'oloct r. n. on
Saturday. the 29fk dry OF a pvif. 1 $40,
the following described rsal estate situate in
the county and State Aforesaid. TO ult:
The northwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter Of section thirty -cae, township fepr
and range Eve containing twenty ssysrs sores.
app, ,aissd at S567. 81 ss;s,1a naii
Also, the southwest quartsr Of the sopth
west quarter, OF section thirty-pne. township
four aud range Eve, containing twenty seven
acres. Appraised At $567. '.'est
Also. tie east part Of the east'half Of SEQ.
t,ou one, township i've snd range six. con-
tanning City four acres. Appraised ~ $L377.
Also, the southeast qaartsr of the south
east quarter of Asecaou two, township Eve
aud ,suge six. containing forty acres, Ap.
praised at S. G20, ~. ~,
Also the undivided interest OF Philip
wagonheim in lot number hfty eight, sec
tfon twenty nine, township four aud range
i've, con, aiming one acre Appraised II $500.
aAlso. pa,t lot fifty seven in same section.
township aud range containing sixteen assss.
Appraised at $l50, rsxs
Alsa, the northeast part of the southwest
quarter, same section. township aud range,
containing Atty niue and half aviss. Ap.
praised at Si50.
TO LITTLE.
mch28'76w5 Sheriff n. c. o.
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