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WASHINGTON.
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, Oct. IA, 1874
HARRISoroN's TRIAL TO BE BROUGHT on
sPExDnY-HE Is KxPEcTED TO MAKE
FULL STATEMENT AS TO THE SAFE BURGLARY
District Attorney Wells announces his purpose 10
call the safe burglary OF Richard Harrington as
soon as he can make arrangements for that purpose
The verdict of the jury has acquitted Messrs Babcock
and somervie, and whitley and Ne,seship have been
released from prosecution oy noe proseques, SO that
Harrington and tho actual burglars Miles alias Bliss
and Bown alias Benton, who employed to blow
the safe, alone remain under Indictment There is,
however, another indictment against Harrington,
found the 10th OF June last, and charging
him with receiving in October ls73 bribe Of $4,000
from Hope H. Slater, who had been convicted Of mur
der at tho Schue,zcnfes not to oppose effectively the
motion OF Satter's counsel for a trial IL is said
that Harrington will make full statement In relation
his connection with the safe burglary and let the
Court and jury pass upon It, that all the facts being
admitted witnesses will be needed, and the case
will be q short one
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
The President returned to ashinsion this morning
Judge Taft has also returned TO Washington
Secretary Cameron has gone 10 Philadelphia He will
return tomorrow.
Postmaster General ryner returned from Indiana to-
u.
arrived this morning from Ohio and Hon. R. H. Duel,
Commissioner of Pstents also returned to-day from
fortnight's vacation In New York and resumed his
oflcial duties.
TROOPS FOR SOUTH CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA.
Tho recent application from the authorities OF South
Carolina for additional troops has not been definitely
acted upon will be until the return to this city
OF Secretary Cameron 1t Is probable that on Monday
. conference will be held at tho Executive Mansion
between the President tho Secretary Of War and the
Attorney General Tho present application is different
from those heretofore inasmuch II directly
to tho President from the Governor OF South
Carolina, who makes his request under the
constitution Of the United States, and
ssr.s his inability to prevent domestic violence.
II is very probable that the administration will take
measures In accordance with tho views Of Governor
Chamberlain and station additional troops In the State
such to assist the authorities, II called
upon do so. There also intimaons made 10 the
government OF probable trouble in tho secoqd and
Fourth districts OF Virginia, and is suggested that
the marines should be held In readiness at Norfolk
aud company OF soldiers sent from Fortress Monroe
to prevent violations OF the peace the city
thorities cannot do so.
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YUETHRR INDIAN ATRoCITIEs-A FIGHT ON
RICHARDS cREEK-PRIvATE TAsKER, SEC
oND CAVALRY, KILLED.
IMPORTANT CAPTURE.
ONE OF THE NOTORIOUS JANIS BROTHERS
SUPPOSED TO BE NOW IN JAZZ.

ONE OF THE NOTORIOUS JANIS BROTHERS
SUPPOSED TO BE NOW IN JAIL
ST. LorIs, Oct IA, 1870
On tho Sd inst Deputy Sheriff Lawrence, OF Jasper
county, camo to St. Louis and reported that Jesse
James had passed through that county tho Monday
previous horseback and that he had left hts brother
Frank who was badly wounded, with friends IN tho
northern part Of the State to recuperate.
These James brothers are the notorious Missouri
despcradoes who charged with being leaders IN tho
numerous railroad train and bank robberes OF tho
past years. and particularly In the robbing the
bank at Mortified, Mnn.. in which the CASHIER was
brulay murdered for refusing TO open the safe TO tho
thieves.
Acting, doubtless, on this suggestion. Sergeants Bo
land and Joyce and Officers ost, Stewart, Willow,
Palmer Purcell and Gardner of the ST Louis police
force, were sent out TO capture the wounded man.
A PRUDENT SURRENDER
On Friday afternoon, between four and nvo O'Clock.
thcy surrounded the residence OF Dr. Noland nine
miles from independence IN Jackson county. Five OF
them, armed with ubIe-barrciled shotguDs burst
open tho door and entered They found 4 man who
was under surgical treatment for in the
thigh, which had been received some time previoua
They presentc their guns at him and he quietly sur
rendered. stating that he was not Frank James. but
was from Mississippi and named Goodwin.
The detectives naa a % spec'm sngne and caooose
the LenvenworIh, Lawrence and Galveston and tho
Missouri Pacific roads Deputy Marshall John Hope
was not allowed ana HIS cnptors placed him the
train taking him 70 Oathc Kansas and thence Kan
City. The party left for 81 Louis this morning and
arrived here tonight
THH QUESTION OF IDENTITY
There is good deal OF dispute as 10 tho prisoners
Identity, but than likely that no really one
OF tho Mortified robbers. The HERALD correspondent
tonight received information from Kansas City stating
that Mrs Samuels the mother Of the James
boys Is Of opinion that the Gus
tody Is her son Frank and this. taken in connection
with Jesse James s,atcment-that he had lett Frank
4rA tn fho
ter OF identity beyond doubt Parties who know the
James boys will be here the morning to identify the
v,risa NJ
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FATAL FERRY ACCIDENT.

4 YBoNrNKNr STEAMBOAT BUILDER DROWNED
IN THE OHIO RIVER.
JEYyRRsoSyILLE, Ind, Oct II, 1870
6istresslng accident occurred about four o'clock to-
day, resulting in the death OF Captain James Howard
. wcLknown steamboat builder Of this city. Mr..
Howard. with horse and buggy, was returning from
Louisville on ierryboat and when about half way
across the horse backing against The apron
which not fastened, and as a result, tho horse
buggy and Mr Howard, who was seated the vehicle
were prccipitatcd into the river.
The boat stopped and efforts made launch the
yawi boat. but the rigging being swollen by rain
came unmanageablc aud The attempt abandoned.
Mr.. Howard swan 100 yards, although encambered BY
. heavy overcoat, but finally drowned The body was
recovered. Captain Howard was sixty-two years Of
age universally respected here HIS death causes
q deep regret and sorrow. He tho most noted
steamboat builder 10 the West. having built a large
number Of tho finest steamers now aioat In Western
YaiArR
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SNOW STORMS IN CANADA.

QUEBEC, Oct. IL, 1870
severe snow storm occurred here to-day, blocking
she streets and causing . suspension OF street
travel
OTTAWA, Ont. Oct IA, 1876.
heavy snow storm is prevailing In tnis section
Al some points up tho Ottawa River the snow is six
nchcs deep and still falling.
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RAILWAY POSTAL COMMISSION.

FAST NAIL TRAINS AND BUsIxEss-GREATEn
FACILITIES DEMANDED.
ST. LorIs, No, Oct H. 1875.
The Railway Postal Commissioners continued their
session to-day and examined several railway men and
bankers and merchants. The tenor OF the evidence
given by business that the fast mail,
while running, n great benefit
branches OF business, and all that
required to make the fast service
almost ncstma5c value to all branches OF trade and
commerce. q daily double service both and
run so as 10 reach hero and New York early IN tho
morning as we'll as in the afternoon II was also
claimed that ST. Louis should navc postal advantages
equal TO her railroad facilities and that the former
should be increased and extended TO all tho prncipa
points IN The territory tributary 70 this city
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CITY STATISTICS.

Tho police made 1857 arrests during the week.
Tho vital statistics for the past week Deaths,
435; births, 43S; marriages, $780, and stbirths, rs
fhe Brooklyn police arrested $50 persons during ths
past week.
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FATAL RAILWAY COLLISION.

OMAHA Neb., Oct IA. 1870.
This afternoon man named Russell, from Cedar
Rapids Iowa. attempted to the railroad track at
Lincoln, Ncb., when switch engine, making flying
switch or nat cars dashed into his wagon completely
demolishing IT, and instantly killing Mrs. Russell, bis
daughter and Russell was terribly mangled, and
vi
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YELLOW FEVER.

SISTER or MERCY DIES FRoM4 THE con-
TA9IoS.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct IA, 1915
Tho total number OF interments to-day sixteen,
Of which ninc from yellow fever.
sistcr Mary Berchman, formerly Mss Mary whslan,
a nativo OF New York Stale, died to-day.
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AuarsrA's QUARANTINE

AUGUSTA, Ga. Oct IA, 1870.
Quarantine regulations have been removed by the
Augusta health authorities far Charleston is con-
cprped
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ANNA ELIAS ALIMONY.

SALT LAKE Utah. Oct. IL, 1876.
The Anna Eliza Young vs. Brigham Young case came
up before Judge shaccr to-day, vino aecidcd that,
unless tho money previously aJjudgcd the plaintiff
vas paid 10 ten days, m attachment would
bring the defendant into court TOR contempt
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TRIPLE MURDER.

WHOLE FAMILY SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN
KILLED FOR PLUNDKR AND THEIR BODIES
BURNED.
Boston, Mass. Oct II, 1874
News Of probable triple murder has just oeen re-
ccived from Buckspors Me- The victims aged
Trim, bis daughter Mrs Thaycr, and her little
girl Trims house and outbudings burned last
night His charred remains wero found IN the debris
OF tho carriage house bloody trail found, lead
suppored MRS. Thayer and her daughter were mur.
dered and their bodies dragged to the barn. though
they have not been found. Mrs. Tnayer known TO
lave had $500 In 10 house, and plundcr s supposed
TO have been the incentive An investigation is peing
mado.
ARRESTED ON STRONG INDICATIONS OF
QUILT.
Bosroy, Mass, Oct IA, 1874
Further particulars OF the tragedy which took place
At Bucksport, Me-. last night confirm the worst
misses and stamp OF the most terrible affairs
occurred In the state The community. which
Is intensely excited, turned out masse this morn
ing investigate the affair and secure tho murderer
Blood stains werc found In the road broken comb,
some hair and other signs indicated that .
strugRle bad taken place ~ that point and the
bloody trail was followed TO the barn. During
the forenoon tho charred remains OF Mrs
Thayer wore taken from tho ashcs OF the barn but
tho body OF tho child not discovered, although it
Is believed that she Was also murdered. She had been
Visiting . nciRhbor and started 10 return homo NJ
cght O'Clock. since which time she bas not been
The body OF Captain Trim, in the ruins OF toe carrsge
house. was the trst found The murder was undoubt-
edy deliberately planned and the buildings burned 10
effect conccamenk
Tho citizens who were securing the country at late
hour this afternoon arrested Frank Landers against
whom tho evidence Ia said TO be very strong The
feeling against him is Intense and II 10 possible that
he may DO ynched before morning, capital punish
ment having been abolished 10 tho state.
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BAYARD TAYLOh'S LECTURE.

Literature an Art" is title OF lecture which
will be delivered BY Bayard Taylor al Chickcring Hall
tomorrow taonday) evening. Mr.. TayIor's reputa-
ton lecturer viii doubtless draw large audience,
and the subject 10 be treated Is one that the lecturer 10
sure TO mako both interesting and attractvo
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STEAMER LOST.

HALIFAX N. s., Oct. IA, 1876.
The German steamer Sylvia, Captain branc, from
Philadelphia septombcr ior Havrc was abandoned
on the 22d Of September in a sinking condition Tho
captain and rescued and arrived al Liver
rool, N. <, last night
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DIED.

OAKEa-On October IL, ANN OAKxs widow OF Thomas
g. Oakee, in the SD year OF her age
Tho relatives and friends OF the family arc respect
fully invited to attend the funeral on Monday, the
10Th, at one O'Clock from ~ Bond ST., New York
San Francisco and Canada papers please copy.
For other Deaths See Eierensa Page
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record viii show the changes In the
temperature for tho past twenty -iour hours,
parson with the corresponding last year. as in
dicated by the thermometer at hudnurs pharmacy,
HERALD BuIldng:-
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

NEw ORLEANS, Oct IA, 1875.
The United States steamer Ossipee sailed from this
sose his morning
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1873. 1s76.

AVtTHIe tcmpcI"Nutc y'stciuay OLA
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
year ................. 40
1878 1875.
Weekly average.................... 48h 40
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FRESHNESS AND PURITY ARE COMMUNICATED,
70 she complexion by tho Of GLESS's suLrauR
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DYsPEPsIA-NO BLESSING SO GREAT Al
health is b. taking SHAKPs CONCENTRATED CHAu
Pills HARrSErTS Bible house) Pharmscy.
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DYEING AND cLEANING.-NEW YORK DYEIN0
AND PRINTING ksTABLisHENr staten Island
Ofices-9s Duane st.. 752 broadway. $40 9th av. Nsu
York; 1863 and los Pienepons brooklyn. Established
81 vea
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Y. KRCTINA
Mandatory and wsrerooms Nos 90 and % Esss Hou1
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Anew TURKISH BATH, OPEN SUNDAY CNTI
6 +. NJ; also Russian vapor Bath until noon; best
CITY No z West .4th st.
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A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS TRAVELLED, UNDER
stands German French wishes become
gentleman going abroad. Address EUROPE. Herald Up
to Office.
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A-BENNETr BUILDING.
FIREPROOP.
LOCATED on NASSAU ANN AND FULTON Sta
HANDSOMELY AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
TO LKr on VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS, BANKERS, AND INSURANCE oFrICEA
APPLY on TIiE PREMISES
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FuRNITURE-F. KRUTINA CALLS ATTENTION
hts and elegant Of Parlor Library Dining
Room and Chamber
FURNITURE
OF the latest style best finish. which he o6sD
mannfaetnrers' prices.
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! VENIAINLl WUNIH I'M ES TIUATINU :
The immense practical advantages Of tn, invention
OF the Wilcox Gibbs Sewing Machine Compsny-shclr
new suomssic sewing machines different IN principle from
Centennial Machinery Hail. Sea 7, Col so; and ass
Broadway New York; rs Court -, troskyn; S7D Grove
- @suaay cAAxx CA1ag ~. Mevaxhs
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DYEING AND CLEANING. THE EMPIRE DYE
ING AND CLEANING COMPANY call g.. & and dslive
goods. Work surpassed by none Onces 9J6 Broadway
22d 81 ie5 9TH sv. near i4th 276 sth nea
24,h 81. Rossmore HOTEL Broadway and l2d 81.
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BROOKS"
aBRooKs' PATENT CORK SoLg Doors SHoys keep IN
feet and conductor Of heat and cod
mended by all physicians colds and consumption
the highest premium awarded ~ the Centennial Exhibition
l,l06 Broadway, conner 10Th.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF CARPET
orLcLorns. Ac.. at HIRAM ANDERsoNs SONS. 334 6tl
ne 91th
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A CLOTHES BARGAIN
always be secured q. A. RAYMOND CO.'S Cesnino
House. corner Nassau and Fulton sts.,
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METAL BAND TRUssEs APPLIED SUCCESS.
fully the difficult WATER PADS and FtSGEB
PAps pOAkROY TRUSS COMPANY. 746 broadway
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BETS ON THE RECENT STATE ELECTION .
must have been brisk Judging the number oi Ars 80
since thar eyent AZ lOhN DOUGAN's. lO2 Nassoa 81
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CARD TO THE RUPTUKED-DR. MARSH ThR
inventor Of the celebrated RADICAL Cuag aUss
has established m years No. yesey st. Asor
House, has opened office up nothing 20
vesey st. S N. MARSH
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A-THE HIGHEST AWARD GRANTED ANY
exhibitor by Centennial Exposition Il given ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANY for silk ELAsrrc TRussxs sold only -
at 6S3 Broadway
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III YOU ARE SLEEPLESS AND DEBILITATED,
agonized with pain crippled and dcsponden speedy ress
can be had through DIR. CHANHgRLIS's ELscrRicAL
POLARIZATION 7weH i4th Circulars forwarded Con.
lsaftn .r.s
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Court Outings.

Jacob Storey against George Bogen
anu others. The plaintiff brought this
action against Bogen and his assignees
under the State insolvent laws and in
bankruptcy to have a vender's lien to
the extent of 5000 asserted in a piece OF
land that has been assigned by Bogen to
these various assignees, tho land being
now in the hands OF the assignee in bank.
ruptcy. Judgment tor defendants.
Barbara Gephsrt against Simon Hill.
gartner and others. This case came up
on motion to confirm the assignment
OF dover. There was also motion filed
In the case to have tho assignment set
aside and new assignment made on the
ground that the present assignment is
too lows The Court confirmed the report
OF the Commissioners
Adam Storey, administrator, against
=: =. Dueber. An action to orecover $1O,-
900 damages Tor the death of Geo. Kline,
VINO Was killed by a piece OF coal falling
fendant Washable tor the accident. The
case is with the jury. sos
: L. t. Crawford against R. A. Johns
ton, administrator OF Agnes Williamson.
An action to recover $3.50 for professional
services. Verdict for plaintiff tor 1857.
Louis Albert and James Williams
were found guilty OF burglary. Richard
Jackson Of receiving stolen goods. 14'.
James Wylie, petty larceny. Sentence
Of thirty days in the Wofk-house.
]. James Nuttle, Martin Schneider and
John Weber. pleaded guilty OF burglary
and were remanded.i ~ ..
James Welch, indicted for burglary,
was let out on his own recognlzance.
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A TTACHMENT.-Befor NJ. L. Right, J. p.
"A for Anderson Township, Hamilton County,
Ohio.--Ecliza Knapp. plaintiff. vs.. George W.
Stuart, defendant.--On the 10th day Of May,
A. y. 1s1s, said Justice issued an order Of as.
seven ($7) dollars and sixty Ave (6bl cents, aud
the cause is continued and set tor trial on the
18th day Of July, A. d. 1915, a. 4 o'sleck 2: n.
OF said day. ELIZA HFAPP.
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LEGAL.

NJOTICE.-The undersigned has been ap-
IN pointed Administrative OF the estate Of
Henry Schuehler, late of Hamilton County, o.,
deceased. C3iAGDALENA CHUEHLER, 4
HILDEBRAET q BRUNER. Attorneys
CINCINNATI, June 22, i6i6 'Fp jueS-9tF
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A wag, in" "what he knows about farm.
ing" gives very good plan 10 remove
widows weeds. He says good look
ing man has only to say "Wilt thou?"
and they wilt. 4ft.a a.a..5
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STRAW HATS. ,t.
Boys and Children's
ynf7ai2 -sue3 80 % IS s ~
STRAW HATS!
STRAW HATS.

A 60 ri.N
We have placed on Tables in
our RETAIL DEPARTMENT,
NEW GOODS, in Desirable
Styles, at UNPARALLELED
BARGAINS, selected from our
WHOLESALE STOCK to close
out lots. Prices 25c, SOC, 75c
and 81, reduced from soc, 75c,
81 25 and 81 80. Also, a large
line of MEMS STRAW HATS,
for 81 and 81 so. Less than half
their value.
II. q. ..
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The new, Atlas Hotel, Philadelphia,
Pa. has without doubt the choicest 10.
cilities for good and cheap accommoda-
tione. $50
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Passed to the High schools.

Pupils holding the following numbers
have successfully passed the examina.
tion for admission to Woodward High
school; .H....
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TEE Alaska Cleaner contains nothing
polsonoue or anything that can not be
>saten WIZ perfect sRtety.
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Liver Complaint.

By r. V. PIERCE M. D., OF the World's Dispen-
pes saa Sense MScS hdcSF a. ne esS
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LETTING No. 99.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS

CEALED PROPOSALS. will be receivel
furnishing all the material and labor neceS4
sary for the construction Of Brick FreigM
HOu g in Ludlow, KY, on the line Of the Ctha'
natl Southern Railway.
Plans and specifications can be seen nj No. q
West Third street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The price bid must be SO much for the e1S
tire WORK, and directed to the Board OF TrptA
tees OF the Cincinnati Southern Railway Me-
" West Third street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Board reserves the right to reject any ce
all bids. ltt EsfAE
BY order Of the Board, ...t,4....s-5li.I
MILES GREENWOOD, President
THOMAS d. LovETT, Consulting EnginesE
ju28-4t
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DABIES OF CINCINNATI-Awful funny
ID Comic Monthly, ~ Cts, at any news stand.
fe1l-f
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PATRICK FoaARTY, by the verdict rem
dered yesterday in the John Palmer in
quest, is murderer. He has not been
seen since April II, when, In Glendale,
be shot his victim down. A reward has
haan nffprad for his cantura.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Nos: go - Cures. Cents.
]. Fsvers, Congestion, Inaammations. IS
S:W0fms, Worm Fever Worm Collie. IS
8. Crying-Colio,o or Teething Of Infants. 25
8. Diarrhea, Of Children or Adults, s5
{. Ckoiera-Morbns. Vomiting. sn % Is
Z. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, =" =: as
3. Neuralgia, Ioothaehe, Faceache, q. 95
.. Headaches, Sick Headache. Vertigo, IS
10. Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach, ~. Is
IL. Suppressed, or Painful Periods, !. Is
u. Evhites, too Profuee Periods,, -. IS
ta Group, Cough, Difficult BreRthtnN - IS
y. Salt Rhenn, Eysipelas, Rruptions, Is
Rhsumatisn, hhermStie ,'S Psn, y
ls. Opht hthaimy, and Sore or Weak Eyes, = 20
10. Catarrh, acute or chronic, Influenza, 10
20. Whoopin & Cough violent coughs. 20
$s BcrofnlA, enlarged glands, 6wellirTs, 80
H. General Debility, Physical Weakness.
25. DrOpsy and scanty secsstions, -. 20
20. Sen-Sfclkness, sickness from riding, 70
20. Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness
or involuntary discharges, i 90
50. Urinary Weskness, Mettins the bed, 50
81 81. Dissass OF Heart. psipitstiops etc.. %
"a. Dfphfheria, liberated sore throat. %
IS. Chronic C0ngestions and Eruptons, 10
Z =" FAMILY CASES.
Cess tHoroceol with above % large vis{s snd
Manual of directions, ti0 90
Case (Moroeco) Of 20 large walls and Book. 600
70 s9-These remedies are sent by tho
case OF single box to any part or the
country, fres Of charge, on roccipt Of
price. Address ~ .i4.Sa
HuTpphreye' .1 satao.i
homeopathic Medicine Co.,
Oz3os and Depot, No. 66a BRoADwAs, NEW XesH.
x'sx Bale by all Drassists.
de5-1y Ed -de9-1yw
, 1876-10-21

WASTE OF LAND.-If farm Of 160
acres is divided by fences into fields ui
ten acres each, there are five miles Oi
fences. Ii each fence, now, is one rod
wide, no less than ten acres Of the
land are occupied by them. This is
equal to 65- per cent. Of the farm, and
loss of the land Is exactly equal 10 q
charge Of g. per cent. on the whole
value of the farm. But nearly every
fence row III the country is made a
nursery for weeds, which stock the
whole farm, aud make an immense
amount Of labor necessary TO keep
them from smothering the crops.
Much damage always results to the
crop from these weeds, and if these
expenses are added to the first one,
the whole will easily sum up to 20 Per
cent. or tax OF one fifth Of tie value
Of the farm. To remedy this, we
would have fewer fences, or we would
clean and SOW down the fer cp-rows to
grass or clover, AMI NOW hen twice
a year Ten acres Of clover or timothy
would a; least supply farm with seed
and few tons of hay every year. We
would, in short consider The fence rows
as valuable part Of The farm, and
use them as such.-Americoa -4gri-
cNItsNist.