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of a Diseased Liver.

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right side, under the edge
of the ribs, increases on pressure;
sometimes the pain is in the left side; the
patient is rarely able to lie on the left
side; sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder blade, and it frequently ex-
tends to the top of the shoulder, and is
sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected with
loss ofappetite and sickness; the bowels
iageneral are costve, sometimes altcrna-
tive with lax; the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is
generally aconsiderablc loss ofmcmory,
accompanied with painful sensation of
having left nndonc something which
ought to have been done. A slight, dry
cough is sometimes an attendant. The
patient complains of WEAKNESS and de-
bility; he is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complains of A
prickly sensation of the skin; his spirits
are low; and although he j, satisiicd that
exercise would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon ur for,itude
enough to try it. IN fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few ofthem existed,
yet examination ofihe body, after death,
has shown the LIVER TO have been ex-
tcnsivcly dcrangcd.
AGUE AND FEVER.
/ DIR. c. McLANE'3 LIVER Pills, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when taken
with Quinine, are productive Of he
most happy results. No better cathartic
can be used, preparatory to, or after
taking Quininc. We would advise all
who are afflicted with this disease to
give them A FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and as
a simple purgatiyc, they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine DR.. c. MCLANE's LIVER
Pills are never sugar coated.
1 Every box has a rcd wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DIR. M:LANE's
LIVER Pills.
The genuine M'I.ANE's LIVER FILLs
bear the signatures of {. M.LANr and
FLEMING Bros. on the wrappers.
/ hay- Insist on your druggist or
storekeeper giving you the genuine
DR. &. McLANE's LIVER Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh. Pa:
Sold by al respectable druggists and
country storekeelers generally.
To those wishing to x- Ia c MoL.ss's IIvra
rnsa tss s,aa. a,s' '" "ns III Ms iS1 ,wsnssre een.
FLH& INC EROS, Pittsburgh, Pa
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Editorial Notes,

W HEAT - Sci'iHy u. Ja'hSonp'ii
at 10 cents per bushcl.
VANDERBIiT's Rail Road income
is 81 100000 per annum.
LITTLE Rock is To have n cotton
compress Fayetteville, cotton
factory.
RECENT rains in Phillips County
arc sad to have damaged the cotton
crop fully one eighth.
Hos. j.. G.. GAUsr, member Of
Congress from the first district, ia
reported quite sick, ut Washington.
Tue Mississippi Radicals have
decided not 10 nominate Il state
ticket, in the coming canvass. An
other clean = let GO"
Tns Columbus, (Ga) cotton and
wo,l factories consume, annually.
$4,000 baIcs OF cotton, aud 800, 900
pounds OF wool.
Tue Illinois law now makes il an
,ndictnblc oilonsc tor any "nc to e"
into the di, orce advertising busi
ness.
ST. Louis BANks are showing
signs of rottcnness. Several have
already zone where the woodbIne
twinoth."
Tue fight for the spcakcrsh'p OF
the next House OF Representatives.
seems 10 have narrowed down 10
Randall and Cox.
In his valedictory, on retiring
from the Star, Poker Jack pays d
high compliment TO our worthy
Governor, lon. VIM. II. Miller.
WILLIAM L. Hunt, a prominent
lawyer OF New Orleans, is said TO
be President Hayes choice. TO fill
the vacancy on Tie United States
Supreme Court Bench.
The failure of our Finance Board
to negotiate the louo, requisite TO
run the State, for the present fiscal
year, may necessitatc the calling OF
an extra session oi the Legislature.
liz Dakotah, they hang horse
thieves TO n tree, and honor them
with an epItaph, rs II warning to oil
horse, Heshly-incl,ncd.
TnE Georgia Constitutional con
vcnion voted down, by II large ma
jority, Gen. Tombs' resolution to
repeal the "DuellIng Act"
10000 South Carolina negroes
have enrolled themselves with the
managers of the Liberia emigration
scheme, as applicants TO cmigraic
+ TIE llssians have crossed the
Balkan mountains in force, aud now
threaten the speedy capture OF Con
s;an,'noplc.
The evidence gathered in th,
Mountain Meadows" massacre
now under investigation, Is serious
~ endangcring the neck of the head
mormon saint, Brigham Young.
I jAxY ONE dcsirous of taking trip
north, should avail himself of tho
feud nog cN,sting between the Mem
pais & Little Ro.k, anl st. l.ouis
Iron Moabiain & Snnihrrn Railroad.
Faro IL dowa Ia - bo,t0m rock :"
i.r,cee.
TnE policy adopted by the leds-
raj navy, 1" shipping colo,ed sea
men, is reaping ITS frniis. YLlc
men OF wars men, when ,hsii( -
'oiservice xlircs, refuse 10 u Hlis
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There isa precious six-ycar old
boy in Aubnrn, Mo, who Is won-
dcrfGl on spelling and definition.
The other day his teacher asked
hun to spell matrlmony:" M-atr-i
m on-y,' smd the youngstcr
promptly. "Now define it," said
the teacher. Well" replied the
boy, al don't know exactly what il
mcans, but | know mothers ) got
enough OF it"
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A striking illustration of the hard
tunes among poiilict,ns M well as
among other folks is afforded in the
fact that among the special police
sworn IN at the Capitol the other
day were two ex Governors, one
OK Jadsc and one cx-Congressman,
and several prominent State politi-
clans who have been hanging about
Washington for months waiting for
something to turn up.
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A SURE CURE.

+ nr consumption. bronchitis, asthma, cainrrh,
throat ami lung iseasrs Also n sure relief and
urrmanrn, cure for general debility, dyspepsia,
and an nervous ancctons, by simple v'Tf"ini i"
mcdiri 9. which cured venerable missionary
phS sieiau who Was Ion" Il resident oi syria ana
ih,. tas aud " hn has irr,ly given THE valuahlc
sp,ciiic tn thoiuands of kindred sufferers win
the greatest possible hrncfis, and he nov f""l-
his seorr,i christian dnty 10 impari to "thcrs
this wonderful inNigoIFiing remedy. ahd wlll
send FilkE The original recipe complete, win
full directions, to ANY pcfsnn enclosing stamp
for r,ply pE. CLARk 4 koEBINs,
Grccly Block, SyrarHse, y \.
a.. q Box 10
The Osceola times., 1877-07-28

The Black Hills excitement has
been 80 great that Dcadwood City,
the chici town, already has $1,000
people, but 1900 Of those would be
GU, any day they could get money
enough to leave. Many are in II
starving condition. There IL no
worse place for nan to go who
has no capital.
The Osceola times., 1877-07-28
Railroad Strike.

The Rail Road s,rike in Virginia,
Maryland. Ohio and Pennsylvania,
~ assuming mammoth proportions,
l'rodafiag the wildcat alarm, gene
rai depression St hus.ncss aud i'm
mcnse destruction ofproper,y. The
Sontayion is spreading with light
fYiiny from Road 10 Read.
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Most persons are particularly
spit iul against those folblcs IN 9th
crs which they themselves have.
They remind us of monkey
scratching and grinning at tho mi
nae monkey in the glass.
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The United States produced last
year n cotton crop worth about
S250, 900 0o0, aud II corn crop worth
about S583, 900, 900. OF n total az
ricullural product OF $1,000, ,o00,00O,
the corn crop forms tho largest item.
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a Strike in Gar Midst.

TnE Strike reached here late
last night Two men who had eyi.
IDENTIFY struck "bou, quart of anti.
BRAIN juice, got into nm alteration,
resulting IN n strike from the
shoulders, and on the approach OF
the Marshal, striking out for home.
LATER.
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When two widowcrs get really
warmed up pursuit ofonc widow.
We see two souls with but single
thought, two hearts which want TO
hca, each other.
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All quiet ~ we go to press.

TIE following statement, as hand
cd us by Mr.. John l.. Driver, the
County Treasurer, exhibits the
present financial condition of the
School District fu Ids OF Mississip.
pi County
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To TIM WonKiyG CIAss--Wc are now Prrpar-
ed to furnish all rlasscs with constant eini'lo p
meut nj home The hulc nf The time or ior ihcii
snare moments I.usins ~ new light ant profit
nlle Persons az either sex EASILY "rlh i'om ~
Gems to e. per evening and lr"lnfllnnal sum
hy ieyni,ng their whsdc lime To The business.
rnys ana firls earn nearly ~ much ~ men That
aIt who SEE, This u tics msy srGd 10. q a,iiF--,
onl test the nus mess We make THIS unphrlli,a oi
ic,. Tnsuch as are not we'll satisfied We VIII send
one dollsr To pay ir the ircuhle"i writing. fnli
particulars, sampi = worth several dollars 10
commence work on aud y copy oi Homo and
ireFdc one ol the lsrlasi and best illustrated
puhitcu,,ops all -.nt f.re h, inaii. EssliT Il
,ou want p.rinar 4, profitable work, additast
GuouoI Sri>aC. 4 o., Poitland Mainc.
--lU-Uw
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LEGAL NOTICES.
WARNING ORDER.
In the Mississippi Circuit Court il


AN s IiIdslcy, ~ Trustee forl
ssaliic Mr,iaN"ck Lindsiey and flalnN-
allie Mc,;ayock Lmdsley,
AGAINST
Name 4 Darlington, NJ fNccu
lrix ofIhe last " ~ aud t-sianrnt
III Jlm'- ~ Eiringinn, N1ncy
A. Edrin ION, n widow. and
anry Burlington ~ ''unrdi Dfendanis,
an of william " Burlington, las
II Burlington, Sarah Edrington,
Jos'ph u. Darlington, John
Burlington, Eugsnia b tdrington,
and Emily II. Darlington. lninnls
aud heirs NJ Law 81 The raid
Iainra II. El:ingion decreased. J
The Defend m's NancyA EiriBgton. as Exc.
cutriX, Nancy A. Ebingtnn. m widow. and
Nancy 4. Darlington. a. Gunrhian rs aforesaid .
nnd u seth y. E'irngton. Lugcnia Edrington.
and Emily II Edrrnsion, Infants and heirs ai
law, ~ niolc. aid, NJ, warned "a appear In tbs
coiiri w,thin thirty Ch ddsrand answer ilse soa-
plnint ~ the plaintiffs. a Lindslry. as
trustee, for ~ailir Mc,,syOck Lindsiy, and Salie
Mct1vock llml.cy)
jun ~. la11 n. l. HALE, CLERK
\ a.. Hlark wood, Ada.ss, BiXoaN Adams,
Atty for Hon-r,sidcnis. Attys. for l'iiis.
('fint9'- Zee III ~, paid G-:D-il.
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National prosperity cannot be
restored by enforcing 'dlcncss on Il
largo portion of the people.
The Osceola times., 1877-07-28
New Cotton.

MEMPHIS July 2i.-Thc frat bale
of new cotton, received from Texas
last evening, sold 10 day Tor thirty
cents, and was shipped TO Boston.
The Osceola times., 1877-07-28

Aggregate total, $40 2,Sl5,7C
District No. |. has ovcrdrawn to
the amount Of S6,0S.
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influence and can compensate himself for
lack of money and leisure by delighted
sense of power. Another mistake On
almost every paper one man gets all the
credit, reputation influence 10 be made out
of the sheet How much power has any
body on the Cincinnati Commercial beside
Murat Hastead? Who knows or cares for
the men who make the New York Herald
what it is ! Can anybody in Cleveland tell
the name Of the editor of the New York
Times? 1t is nonsense to talk about the
power of subeditor. He is but single
wheel in great machine, and if II breaks
down his place can be supplied before the
next issue goes to press.
"No money, no influence only poor pay
and hard work." the would be journalist
will excaim. "why, then do men go into
the business or stay in l." Rather hard
question to throw at one suddenly. But stay
that must he the answcr-bCcausC of what
Philip Gilbert llammcrton calls the pleas
urcs Of the intellectual life. journalism is
a creative art, like sculpture, painting,
engineering and the writing of books; but,
unlikely any Otthcsc, its vOtarieS have every
day the satisfaction Of Witnessing the trui-
ton of their endCayors. Each daily issue
of newspaper is II new birth Thus the
completed result follows so closely upon
the effort that there is for the journalist a
constant succession Of the pleasurablc sen
satiOns that the artist feels when he secs
his finished picture stretched upon the
frame. poor compensation for poverty
and toll, did you say, young man? Well, if
you think so, you had best betakc yourself
10 another trade. You were not born for
q iOurnaIisl.
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JERRED BY JUSTICE
Execution of Van Dyke, the wife Murderer
at Canton, N. Y.

Van Dyke was hanged at Canton, n.
Y, on the 21st. for the murder OF his wife,
at Ogdensburg. last July. He Witnessed
through the window the trial OF the gallows
with his coffin four feet away. At midnight
he seemed cheerful and unconcerned, but
at noon he was much depressed and fire.
quently shed tears. He asserted his inno-
cece. At 1890 he was brought to the scat
fold with his arms pinioned, and when ask
ed II he had any remarks to make. he spoke
as follows: Il will speak II few words to
these gentlemen. one and all. old and young,
Beware Of bad company, for it leads to
something worse. May God have mercy
on my dear soul. | am not guilty, but am
not afraid to meet God this afternoon.
After short prayer, the moose was adjust
the drop fell. Van Dyke breathed heavily
for over one minute, and at 1865 was pro-
nounccd dead.
Van Dyke was but 10 years old and only
one week married when he killed his wife.
He claimed last night that John ClafIey, who
was farmer, had seduced the girl, and
gave him S25 to marry her. He was born
at Medina, where his mOheris living. Night
before last he passed in singing comic
songs, clog dancing and smoking. Van
Dyke told the sheriff he wanted to be hang
ed at II, so as TO be In hell for dinner Recent
Iy when clcrgymen left him, he turned Il
couple OF hondsprlngs and bringing up with
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HOW TO FLY.
A Decidedly Good Article ON Air Navi-
cation, by the Champion.


The field of navigation is broad as the
universe. Ships that float upon the water
may discover an America, birds have found
out the rocks and cliffs that have never
been seen by man, and 50 may yet prove
in the Acrion that there is no such word
as fail
A combination Of the theories in acros-
tatiCS, OrnlthOlOgy, mechanics and result
ants were presented in the production Of
the Aerion. Theories were illustrated in a
comparatively new connection or field,
which has created quite torrent of criti.
cism. Yet the press and the savants in
analyzing them disccrncd the fact that
these were more than mere theories; they
discovered that the AeriOn in its cOnstitu-
tion was in harmony with mechanical
laws, and consequently would produce the
cited result; that therein was embodied Il
correct analysis of the sciences of aCrostat-
les (Or WrOdynamiCs) or natural history of
birds and vOitatiOn, or the phenomenon of
flight mechanics (Or geometry and mechan-
icaI arD and resultants. The scientific
truths were apparent The press and the
public did not at first observe the follow
ing facts: That the Aerion operated in
the element it rested in; that il used the
element it was propelled and elevated in
by utilizing the same; that the mechanical
action of the four wheels, each OF which
produces the same result as that of the
stroke of the wing of the bird of rapid fight 4;
that each wheel had seven fans, two of
which in bearing at time, five fans
therein following in rotation; that these
possessed density; that the rapidity OF the
stroke Of the birds wing in his flight gen
Grated power of locomotive energy Soaring
and propulsion). That the density of thcair
was illustrated by the lightning's glance :;
that the use Of an elongated balloon pro-
duCcd n iulCrum Of the strength and extent
Of buOyancy of the balloon, which was sus.
ccptiblc Of augmentation by momentum ;
that IN the elongated balloon was created
two or more points of tension, which ad-
mils of Il base TO adjust horizontal level
to, and work from, and have the use of any
elected motion 10 drive the machinery :
that the revolution Of each wheel produced
the like result, as the stroke Of the birds
wing in its flight that the two pair of
wheels operated rs two pair of wings; that
in the revolution of each wheel then was
presented Of the 800 degrees, l3j degrees Of
stroke and 225 degrees of nOn.aCtiOn by
reason of the leathcring of fans to their
edge, and of the 1876 degrees clevatng pow.
er; and that by regulating levers the char.
aCtCr of the stroke could be controlled at
will, and consequently an intelligent con
troll thereof. Many other facts could be
CITED ruunllv nnnnrpnt Tho invnniOr ron
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1t frequently happens that fine en-
cravings, despite the care taken of them,
will in some unaccountable manner be-
come stained and dirty to such an ex-
tent as to seriously impair their beauty.
To those of our readers who own engrav-
ings that have been injured in this way a
simple recipe for cleaning them will
prove of value. Put the engraving on
smooth board and cover with a thin
layer of common salt finely pulverized;
then squeez lemon juice upon the salt
until a considerable portion of it is dis
solved. After the picture has been sub
jected to this treatment, elevate one end
of the board so it will form an angle of
about forty-fve degrees with the hori-
zon. From tea kettle or other suit
able vessel pour on the engraving
boiling water until the salt and lemon
juice be all washed off. The engraving
will then be perfectly clean and free
from stain. 1t must be dried on board,
or on smooth surface gradually, If dried
by the fire or sun it will be tinged with
dingy yellowish color.
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The Presidents silver Wedding.

Mrs. Hayes has bought new dress from
Worth TO wear on a very interesting occa-
sion-thc twenty-fiilh anniversary of her
wedding day. The dress is presumably a
rich black silk, princessc style, cut high in
the neck and having long sleeves. The
silver wedding of a president has never
been celebrated in the White House, and
the 30th of this December will bea men,
orablc day in the history of the executive
mansion. The party to be given on the
evening of the Both will be as private as
the position of Mr.. and Mrs. Hays will
permit. The chief guests will be those
who witnessed the marriage twenty-five
years ago and there are goodly number of
Them left, principally from Cincinnati.
Whatever action the president may take on
any silver bill brought before him will not
be influenced by any consideration of
presents made Of the metal which ii is
proposed to remonetize.
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THE NEWS.
Washington Notes.
PROPOSED INCOME TAX.

A Washington special says it is more
than probable that the sub-commttee of
the ways and means committee will report
Il proposition for an income tax. The argu
mcnt in favor Of an income tax is that the
Eastern and the seaboard Middle States
now pay far less internal revenue tax than
the Northern, Southern and Middle States;
that property and production are Overtaxcd
in these latter, compared with tho former
and that an income tax would equalize the
load. The Western and Southern members
of tho House very generally favor an in
come tax, and the measure is especially
strong among Northern members, who say
that the government bonds are almost all
owned in the seaboard States; that these are
exempt from taxation. and that an income
tax is the only way to reach the bond
holders.
PATENT FLOUR PROCESS CASE.
In the case Of Cochrane & Co. against
Deevcr and others, from the supreme court
OF the District, the United States supreme
court rendered decision denying the mo-
ton to set aside the decree and dismiss the
bill, This is known as the patent flour case"
and it was charged that there had been II
collusion between the partners prior to the
hearing, and to such an extent as would be
taken notice Of as rejecting on the decree.
WANT TO GO TO PARIS,
Governor Mccormick, commissioner
general to the Paris exposition is over
whelmed with applications for positions
from associate commissioners and clerks TO
laborcrs of every description. The Gov
ernor explains that very few clerks will be
needed on this side OF the Atlantic. The
office OF the ommssioncr-general will be
opened in New York the latter part Of this
or early next week.
TAKES NO STOCK.
General Sherman places no reliance
in the sensational reports from Texas; he
says the trouble in III Paso county grows
out Of demand of spectators for pay for
the produce of salt mines, which have been
free for years.
PATTERSoN's CONDITION.
The condition of Senator Patterson,
of South Carolina, this evening is consider
sd very critical, He suffered severe at
tack of congestion Of the brain. His rcla-
tivcs have been tclcgraphcd TO.
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titled spirits, The pardon is full and un-
conditional. Joyce, II will be remembered,
was sentenced to $4,000 fine in addition to
his Imprisonment.
Abortion mt Lawrence,
DR.. Carl Neumaun, who was arrested
for procuring abortion, has had his pre-
liminary examination, and given bail for
his appearance in January. He protests
his innocence.
A Forger Arrested.
John A. Miller, alias Chapman, has
been arrested on a charge OF uttering berg
ed papers upon his fathers bank, in Angus
Ia, Georgia. One hundred thousand dol
lars is said to e,thc amount.
Infamous and Scandal0us,
The management of the closed Nation
al Trust company is pronounced infamous
and scandalOus. The bank examiner has
been twice before the grand jury.