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The Ottawa free trader., 1877-02-03
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Nov.T-iy .
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
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Disorder of the KidneyS.

In all diseases affecting these organs whether they secretp
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taken according TO the printed directions and Ointment
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time. This treatment will give almost immediate relief
when all other means haqe Jailed.
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-02-03
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

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70 Al who NEED IT, the recipe and direction Tor making the
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dressing In perfect confidence. Nv - - -
ysne-sp-iy JOHN u. OGDEN, q Cedar 81 New YORK
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-02-03
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For Cutaneous Disorder

And all erupons OF the SKIN this Ointment Is most
able II does not heal externally alone but Wi
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-02-15


Tag beautiful zDsmocrAts Of Con-
gresa. were ine ,se7sion Saturday night
,trying 10 fpra conspiracy to defeat
the Board of Arbitrators. ID. d. Field,
the Attorney for Fisk, and Gould, and
Tweed; end the intimate associate of
the infamous New York Judges, who
fastened bad name on the whole Ma:
tion, advocated the plan Of having the
DeInocrats on'the Board break it up by
resiening, when the House, would re-
fuse to fill the vacancies. Another
proposed scheme was to filibuster 50
as to delay conclusion till after the
1th Of March: Bat the iconspirators
were doubtful " neither they, could car
.ry the members of the Gulf States with
them, and so they concluded to wait
for the result as to the vote Of Louisi-
ana. Theseibe your Denoeralic. com
promises, ,,and this is Democratic faith.
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70
Perhaps the most patheticalIy sub
lime picture on record was the Demo
cratic eherubsip, Iaittlefield, walking
ar 70 in arm With fhs Ttlden. heavy
weights, Trunbufl and Palmer, s(who
h ad gone to New. Oslean' in, Tildep's
interest--and virtaes), toa ball given
bya c,,lorei Cyprian in that city. Not
only did these, virtuoSo attend The -eal-
ored ball, hit it is said the distinguished
oil CD lgers 'tripped The light fantastic
with fhe sisters in a most enjoyable
m amer, while their arms ever 50 kind
ly eueircled the waists of their charm
ers as they 'balaneed all, and saluted
their partners Never, since the his
toric. night. when that other Democratic
aoostle, DdiIey Field, .peered, through
out the vigiis of the nirht, with paipi-
tatinp heart too, at. the reelection Of
CrJnin's nose in the dome OF the Capt
fol, and thought it5Was flfe Star Span
gied, Banner, while the Senatesdiscuss-
I'd the joint Coinnission-neyer but
then was the thrilling scene in New
Orleans ever approached in interest.
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GOOD ANDsUFFICIENT REA.
1plE II. SONS. rf
The Grounds Of the Decision of
the Commission i'm the Flo.
-.s 80 risla Case.


The Electoral Commission state that
the grounds OF their decision in the
case OF Florida are as follows: 81
That it Is 'n0t competent, under the
Cohstituticn and. law as lit existed at
the date Of Che passage Of the act con
stituiing the CDmmissio to 20 into
evidence otimsde on the papers opened
by the President OF the Senate, in the
presence of the two Houses, to prove
that other persons than those regularly
certified 10 by the Governor of Florida,
according to the determination and de-
claration of their appointment by the
Board OF State Canyassers prior to the
time required for the Performance Of
their duties, had been appointed cleo
tors, or by counter proof to show that
they had not; an.tth alt the proceed
lngs of The Courts, or acts of the Legis-
lature, or OF the Executive Of Florida
substqnent to the casting of the votes
ot,the Electors on any prescribed day,
are ,inAduiisable FIR any such purpose.
Z To the ohyecti 10, male to theeligibil.l
Ity OF HumphfeJs, the Commission Is
oi the opinion that, without reference
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-02-15
TO ALL!
ID H. y W A u " e,
The discoverer and compounder of the far
famei
DIR. SWAYNE'S
Compound yrup ofWild Cherry,

and other valuable preparations, entered upon
his professional career with the important adj
vantage of a regular Medical Education in
one of the oldest and best schools in Phiiadei-
phia, and, perhaps, in the world. He subse-
auently served a faithful term of practice in
the Philadelphia Dispensary, and for many
years attended also in the Hospital. In these
institutions he.enjOyed the most ample Oppor-
tunities of obtaining an insight into diseases
in al their various FORMS as we'll as ascertain
ing the best methods of their treatment. In
offering, therefore, to the people Of the United
States the fruits. of his extensive PROFESSIONAL
experience in.the medical compounds as
best results of his skill and observations, - -
feels that ne is profering boon to every fam
lily throughout the land resting, as he does,
confidentlyin the merits and etfieacious viz
tues of the remedies he herewith commends.
The vast amount of testimony from all parts
of the world has proven "DR. SwAYNE's Com
POUND SYRUP.oF WILD CHERRY, the best
efficacious remedy known, and it is admitted
by our most eminent physicians, and all who
have witnessed its wonderful healing proper
ties. The WILD CHERRY, in all ages the
world. and in all countries where it Is known,
has been justly celebrated for its wonderful
medical qualities. but It's great power To cure
some of tue Won ST and most distressing disea-
es among us was never fully ascertained until
the experiments Of that skilled ply sieiau, DIR.
Swayne, had demonstrated its high adc pts-
tion. in combination WIN Pine Tree Tar and
other equally. valuable vegetable Ingredients,
which. chemically combined, renders its ac>
ton tenfold more certain and beneficial in Gu
ring all diseases OF the throat, breast. and
lungs. DIR. SWAYNE'S WILD CHERRY
COMPOUND, strikes at the root OF diseases by
purifying the blood, restoring the liver and
kidneysto'heslihy action. lnvigorating tine
/ nervous and shattered constitution II does
Esoswithout prostrating or Weakening the boz
ss II SaE e%k The npon Ionss
! wasted or impoverished slate Cf the blood.
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of Ohio, Monroe County, S.: Person
ally appeared before me, Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas. within and
for said County of Monroe the within
named Vim. Okey, who WAS by me
this day duly sworn TO support the
Consultation of the U. s. and Of the
State OF Ohio, TO administer Justice
without respect To persons, and TO faith
iully and unpartially discharge and
perform all the duties incubent on him
as Judge of the Court of CommOH Pleas
within and for the Sth Judicial District
of the State of Ohio, to The best of his
ability and understanding. =
"In testimony whereof -hereunto
subscribe nay name and atfix the seal
of said Court, at the Court House in
Woodsfeld, this 7thday of November,
1876. H DAVID OKEY, Clerk"
John s. Gregg vs.. Alex. C. DanfoFd;
defendant gave notice that he woIld
appeal this cause to the District Court;
appeal bond fixed at 500.
Isaac A. Everly VS.. Shepherd Davis;
Injunction against defendant made per-
petudl.
Anthony Moran VS.. j., II. Sullivan &
Sons; judgment by default against de-
PENDANTS for $76S.59.
Gertie Gabe vs.. Frank Wilson; has
tardy; jury found defendant guilty as
charged and Court decreed that he stand
charged with the maintenance Uf the
child iE the sum of $500 and pay. cGsis
and iu default be Committed to Jail un;
til he comply with the order of the
Court; defendant went to jail
Alfred H. Powell vs. Mary Jane
Beam ct AL; ordered that writ OF, par
titiOn issue to the Sheriff cOmms nding
him by the oaths of Wm. B. Waters,
Joel Elliott and w. X. Hambieton tt
make partition of the premises.
Henry Neff-vs. Jennings Perkins q
al; Judgment by default against de
PENDANTS for $4l7.S2.
JR Hunt & Bro. vs. Daniel Merrill
/ ct al. Decree for sale. of mBrtgagee
premises. =, .s..,a l.. :.
:. Ferguson, Mead & Co, VS. ] H Sulli
van & Sons. Judgment againstsdefen;
dents by-defsult for $56S, %. U.s. > =
Isaac Colts, jr, vs.. Isaac Cots, Judy
nent against defendant by default ,f0l
S5SIO,5l. Ordered that Henry C3tts
the; gardishee, pay intoa1this -OUar
S423, l3, amount now due, and on:F Feb
18th he pay s400, amount to become
due ON. shat day. - IN :: ~
Jos Mead VS.. Thos, Minney., HearC
on motion to set aside verdict of, jurs
heretofore rendered, and grant. a .nev
trial. Motion Overrnled.
Thos Z Clark VS.. Elvifa' Cam pbe1
ct al. Settled and dismissed ut costs o
defendants. =;
T. Francis Weyer vs.. DID: Shupe ct al
Judgment against defendant by agree
ment OF parties for. $523. .92. -, - :,
w Clark VS.: J, II Sullivan d Sons
Judgment by default against .defen
dants for S724, Is. o.. ), =,
Sreer, Clark d Co., VS.. J. H. SnlIiyal
& sons. Judgment as above for $2iS..5 81
Mary Jenny vs.. Ann Bode ct IA
Settled and dismissed AZ costs Of plain
tiff.
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ough examination of the recent politi-
cal history of Louisiana, he may be ex-
pected to make u brilliant effort. Ex-
Senator Trumbull will also speak for
the Democrats. On tine Republican
side Stanley Matthews and E. W.
Stoughton viii make the principal ar
guments. As i'll the Florida case, the
decision in the Louisiana controversy
will no doubt turn upon the question
of admitting evidence, and thus the
preliminary struggle will, in reality,
be the main one. The Republicans art
confident that the Commission will not
depart from the plain letter Of its OWL
rulings, and they therefore regard the
case rs virtually settled ia advance. SIS
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rr. Tilden's Remarkable Modes

a Washington special to tbs Cincin-
natl Commercial Of Monday, says:
On Friday evening d dispatch was
received by some of the Dem era tic
nanaeers. from Mr.. Tiltlen, urging the
party msjOrity in the House To filibus-
ter and resort 10 dislat0ry measures TO
impede the count of the votes, so that
the 4th of March might be reached be-
fore the decision of the count, whereby
4 new election would become necessa-
~. rms was after it wa3 ascertaibed
that the Commission would report that
the vote OF Florida should he counted
Tor Hayes. That night number of
the Democratic leaders met at Mr..
Hewitt's residence and discussed the
proposition at great length. The Nor
thern Democrats were in favor filibus-
lerlng, hut the conservative influence
Of the Southeruers asserted itself, and
it was decided that MIR. Tilden's wish
could not properly be complied with.
Ben. Hill and Others of the Southern
Democrats were quite emphatic in their
dissemination to hold the party to the
Ftertns OF the compromise. Senator
Bayard 1salso quoted as having oppo.
sed with great iorce everything hook
ing like an effort to defeat the ends of
the law. r-f
II may be remarked that but for the
Southern Democrats the bill would not
nave passed the House,. This deci-
sion, Was, il seems, communicated to
Fifden, and on yesterday a dispatch
Ewas rety.iyed from him Offering certain
e "A biapg f,aSitiopa 70 certain Soufharp
States, particularly Georgia and Mis-.
|sissippi, IL the House would bolt the
BILL This was communicated to the
ieaders ff6m 'fhe S,ntti, and has been
copsidered by them to-day; but up te
this time their conclusion with refer.
Ience TO u has not been made public. :
TheJoregoing Is based upon infor.
nation believed to be in every essen.
tisf pHticular accurate and frnstwor-
thy. There are many circumstances,
aside from the character of the sources
of the fsformaticn, That tend te give q
strong color Of probability to it. ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-02-15

Gov. II Af fss WAS in Cincinnati and
attended gthe annual banquet of the
Bar Association, on saturday night. .'2
i;Q fiBo. SEIFFERT, aged nineteen. shot
aud killed his elder brother, Charles,
3 ia an, affray, un = turjay. near Pitts
b.rgf.a -
!, :. THE Lake Shore q Michigan South
err .iIrpai Company has settled with
= the widow. of Lie. Grain, Of New
.Hayes, ST., killed at .Ashtabnla, for
' S5.l13 cft gi f.ssai -l8aal.. - a.if '<'
-Ue5 FAREWELL. Florida Can itbe pos
5l isftie tfiatiyou are to drop out of the
COUNT and beceme a mere winter hos
!. pitsa without any further influence in
President making? .l1i4.t .;ri;a i..s-s
Is Ex-DErscTI. " JIM WHITE, another
Of the "TsIden Reformers,n has been
sentenced tothe Prnitentiary for doing
/. the bidding Of his Eiastsrs, voting H.
illegally aud too often. sIsT ~ -
!. 80 tss---Tr-s Titlrfrl -aN- slTl
"a This isa very -fatsl year for Ameri-
-,au, AdniraIs.s Rear Admiral smith
and VEGA iinirAis Wilkes and Alden
died 4 few days ago, and now Rear
Admiral Bailey is added to the list OF
the departed,
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inasmuch as he had it in his power to
strike man whom he knew could not
resist or return blow for blow. Sammy
is essentially coward and can be
1ikened to some old hen which, will
make most vigorous fight against a
bug or Il mouse; but whose warlike
of bristling feathers and
threatening strut subsidies into meek
est snitotE EnesS when larger foe ap-
PEARS. He eatisfume and threaten over
imprisoned men, but when Ben. But
Ter with his Shoe Fly enters. the lists
poor Sammy willis, aud his vigorous
cackling degenerates into mildest roar
ing. KAw.
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HERE Is THE PROOF
OF IT'S
Superior Excellence.

- Rad this Home OsT9yscdfe ccrS1ed % by 3D.
scapd q. GdrriVaes, Que II the Ba0xf coHlpsfeaf
SDrs<og'sts sdsd CstsmiskS of !Riagdetphia. a
Ichose reTdcfy Polse cJln dJsot.
I am happy to add my testimony to the
great value If the London uatI Color Resto-
rer.l which restosed my hair 10 Its original
color, abd the hne appears to be permanent.
am So atisfed than this is nothing ike dye,
but operates upon these creiionS u l. also
beautiful hair dressing. and promotes the
growth, purchased the fiTst bottle IruGn Ed
ward b. Garrigues. druggist, Tenth ~ q coates
SITS, who can also te>tity my hair quite
gray when 1 lcommeneej its use.
MB~ MILLER
No.-S0 North Ninth ~. Philadelpnia.
- DR.. SG AYNE 4 SON-Respeeted friends:
havs the pleasure To inf brbt You thai "a lady OF
my scQuaiutsnee. Agrs AiSls=,s Is delighted
with the >ucSess az yDar .fsos,ion Hair Color
Restorer.' Her haiT Mas falling rapidly. and
quite gray. The color hn> been restored. and
the falling on entirely -tnppci. and the new
T.. b. GARRiGUES.
Druggist. cor. Tenth ami Coates, Phila.
Or Dalton. nf Philadelphia says Of 1.-THE
boadoa tair Cesior ku>tosrr ~ used very ex-
tensiveiy aIpnrg Eiy patisris am trleEds,
well AS myself I therefore SpsoS nom expe-
Hence.
scents per Bottle.
bot Ties ~. Sent b. exp press TO any address,
on recefpI oi prize.
!. Alidssss orders 10 DR.. sYAYNE a SON. $50
North Sixth u. Philadelphia. Pa, sole propri'
etors- Jann, 7s-ly.
Sold by Druggists.
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N Remarkable Cure.

-, DR.. SWAYNE@Dear Sir. / feel IL to be due
to YOU and To- suffering humanity to give the
following testimony respecting the wonderful
curativeS pow ers OF your COMPOUND SYRUP
OF WILD CHERRY and .SA RSAPARILLA
and TAX PILLS 1 WAS sftiicted with vIo>
lent cough. pains iE tine side and breast, night
sweats, sore throat. my bowels were e"stive,
appetite nearly gone, and my stomach so very
weak that my physician was at loss To know
what TO do Tor me, AZ every tning l used in the
shape OF medicine was rejected; spit different
times pint OF blood. remained for months
In this awful condition, and gave up all hopes
'ol recovering. AT Lhis time ynu recommended
the use ofyopr syrup and Pills. which i'm -
'mediafely began % sOothe. confOlt. and allay
the violence of the cough. strengthened and
healed mysIungs; in short, 10 has made per-
feet cure of me. and am now able IN pursue
my daily labor. ANY person dOuDtng The truth
OF the sboye tatemeEt will pI. ase eaf1. or adj
dress ME q tne factory st my residence.
EAWARD n. HANSON.
Engineer al. George Sweeney's Pottery. Ridge
Road, below Wallace. Philadelphia
Over 0-yeafS htsye ELAPSED. and Mr. Hanson
still remains q hfaIty man - tIis time, Sep
tember. 1876.
PkICE sl.0o. BOTTLES FOR IS 90.
If not sold by your druggist or storekeeper,
we will fogr arsl hall dozen % any address,
freigbr paid, on receipt of tne prize. Prepared
only by =.
DR. ..SWAYNE Il sON.
80 soNORTHSIXrH ST, HILa DELPHIA, PA
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LIFE, GROWTH, BEAUTY.
London Hair Color Restore.

Not a dye; makes hair soil and silky; clean
ses the scalp from al ImpuOities. causing the
hair 10 grew where it has IsSiien on snr become
thin.
: Can Deapplied by the hand. IS II does not
stain the SIX in or soil the naeSt linen. As =
Hair Dressing IL Is the most perfect the world
has ever produced. The hslF IL renovated and
strengthened ana ma srsi color TeStoI ell witn-
out the appl ication OF mineral substances.
since the introduction ~ This truly valuable
preparat Ion into THE country il has been the
wonder md admiration 81 al classes. .ts il has
proved to DE the OILY article HAT viii aOso-
intely without deception restore gray hair 10
its orig nal celor. health. sUltne>s. luStre, and
beauty, and prOduCp ON bald heads of It's or
iginal growth and color.
Keep Your Head and Hair Healthy.
lit Will restore gray hair to its original color.
p II will thleken thin hair.rliu>r a new growth.
Sit will resi- ore the natural secfeiIons
At viii remove all dandTgti ana itchingS.
sit will make The nalr soit glossy and flexible.
st viii preserve the orignHl color to old age.
lit viii prevent the hair nom all OF.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-02-15


@ A LErrEH from Washington 70 the ONO
State Joui7,ai, presents the name OF hon
Lorenzo anlord, of this place, for Governor.
the cor respondent say ...sIr. Danford is mol
,he man to either seeksor refuse the nomsna-
zion He is DO ofie-seeker, and to my per-
sonal knowledge it was his wish to retire fiom
congress at the end of his present term; but
the people unanimously insisted on his serv-
ing them again, and he accepted. The people
of the Eastern part Of the State will insist Oh
him as their candidate this year. and their
request is likely TO be complied with. Mr..
Dsnfofrd viii doubtless be the next Governor
of Ohio. aud predict that his plain and urr
assuming manners, ,Shis strong common sens,
bis well-known ability and integrity, and his
experience in public affairs viii make hin the
most popular Governor since Tim corwin 4 :. !.
-
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to the question of the effect of the vote
Of an Ineligible Elector, the evidence
does not SHOW that he held the office OF
Shipping Commissioner on the day
when the electors were appointed.
The Commission also decided that, as
s consequences of the furegoing, and
upon grounds before stated, neither OF
the papers purPorting TO be certificates
of the Electoral votes of Florida art
certificates as votes provided by the
Constitution of the United States, and
they ought not to be counted as such.
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8elu,unt Ghralisle
S" - -
sr. CLAiRsgIcLE. OHIO
srHUespAY, FEB. 10, 1877.

Tas Democratic press IS amazed a:
the depravity Of. the judges who are
suspected OF Republieanism because
thew voted sia accord ,nce with their
party connections" The fact suggests
itself to plain people that the vote OF
the Democratic members OF the Com
mission was even more compact tnan
ft,af Of the msjerity, for Mr. Justice
-Bradley. who isqu0ted as "a Republican, ,
is onos on record against MS party as
sociates, .a ~e.- -