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CHESTERFIELD, n IL, March 90, 'G7.
NcSsrs. SErU W. FOwLE n Son: Cen
llrnenl feel in duty called upon vol ~
Nrily to give my testimony IN ta"n. o.
DIR WlSTARS BALSAM OF "IL1
CHERRY. | was taken sick last Cetohcr
with lung complaint, accompanied with
Il very serious cough; and after having
been treated Il number of weeks by the
best physicians, they gave me over as an
ncurahlc case OF consumption, and for
about 5 weeks my friends expected that
might tic any day. having cntil"ie de-
palrrd OF my rcCc cry. At this time I
read the advertiser nts and certificates Of
the WILD CHERRY RALSAM, aud was
induced to try jita"selr have taken five
bottles, and from tue commencement I
hav" been gradually recovering. Ny
c""-h has now entirely ceased. I have
reg. med my flesh and strength, and am
'rclng quite we'll | attribute the cure to
Dir, Nl3TA{'S HALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY, a. nave tailcn No o,hcr ,ncdl-
enc s'nc" | commenced tax ny trai.
Very respectfully yo.rs,
Mas. Mia S. SMITH.
Mcssrs. FoWLE Il Son
conference.-the. Sn.ith gives he TIE
foregoing certificate oCthe efficacy of yrlr
mrs.icinc IN her case. She is an acu,E.ju;-
Hncr oi mine, md to k +hc R"lgan On ,hc
>trengtl oi my certificate, which she ;eN
ii he papers Hey story is littraiiv true.
yours truly W VI. JONES.
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IF ven want l'str" fSy~ and Boar
=. o ~ 40 'i',.. ..a.!24..aVs, Anlll,
haS'"- s&.l.4;, 'Itp - ~ y. og"it., ;
Liquor store,
VIE call especial attention to the sdvcr-
ti-rlt,it in "a 'tnsr Co.u!nu al ,>i';.i.,i' :
P"ft GRAPE INH, pare HI ula.iurrr-
a!vd prapr Wine, tnva.dt1!c n 81 knees.
"Esis@- side gt!u ,sai2,. are now
sold al S,:s.Ao per kcs BY Il. * f. q.
ELALL.
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THE bells of St. Michael's cl'nrc!
will ring at four o'clock on he morn,
ing of Christmas day. The church
VIII also be illuminated.
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The Centennial pole on Broadway
in front of Mr.. Stnuel Jett.res' store
was cut down yesterday. No fences
busted" this time.
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WISTAP'S BALSAM
. WISTAE'S BALSAM
WISTAR'S DALSAM


PUTNAM, Conn March 2G co.
Gentlemen! avail myself 81 this or
noul.lriT 20 81" q word ,p lshuif pf m.
WlSTAB'S BALSA%t Of #I..D CHtK-
HT, which | nave nlr4p r,st ni m L,v
family for severe ears and always s.ii.
the most henclirj', results Ny wife be.
ing of dclicate lal'ita has .lrars bran
troubled with LH,'l, s.,y. ing ,,.,gn,
"h.'nrYer taking ! i't;o ca.t "a h.. ~
ployed various specifics without 0h:"; lil.y
ANY relief, until pr"vai',i upor t -; ,ua
rirtucs of WloTAK'S HaLnAnI. &c {.
feet OF which has been tray astoi.;.nIL.
More than a year SIN. Il v0ung man he
longing II this place was taken with ble.d.
ln% ut the lungs, in connection with :.
nost severe cough, and was finally givcl
over 20 die by our best physicians and it
VA. evident To all that com umption was
"''imng KIM rs Il victim. Learning these
facts my wife sent him Il bottle of the
N''.sAM, which he took, and in due time,
ID" n'r" &.cat aatrnjthm"nt Of his irnrds,
Vas at l'is accustomed occupation, sn,t H.
90, IS II were, from The very jaws OF de-. u.
IN nanny other cases we have administered
the 3ALsAM 80 the consumptiye, and 81
ways with the bcs+ Of succes hes,
ta!cNelts are simple facts, which c,u 'n
V0uv!icd for at any tiu' b. cal.lGg 4u ,at
at my store. remain truly YOURS.
Holm II IHg.
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THE Baltimore Anacrican is too
we'll known in this section for us to
give any information as to its merits
It's tie commercial paper, however,
OF Baltimore, and otherwise great
journal. See what its propriptors say
in an advertisement on first page.
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New SHoP-Mr. George E. Ways.
formerly Of Cumberland, ha. hang
out the sign of d new tin shop on
Main street.
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WEuc," seN nr:.l v,o would refuse
to ,aI>c Prof !1r,c'~ Pleasant Wo.n >yr.
up, and we r"vcr Il ard al a c.,~l where It
toira 10 core, when gwen 81, directed.
oddly Mcneil. ~ McCuIoh, uuu G. y.
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s'Fc:rnr4i..n" GA Nai2- are now
sold + ;-:s.:5o per kc& ny Il. & i. c
BHALL.
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Nov .r-'.l
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D&NIsSIONERS' MEETING.
The New York herald., 1877-09-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Colonel Thomas A. Scott, President, and A. J. Cas-
satt, Vice President Of tho Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, and Hon. John Frazer, OF Australia, are as
the Windsor Colonel Fenton. Lieutenant Fcnton,
William Rgby and H. S. Greonhill. OF the British rife
team: General $. ID. hungertord, OF Adams. N Y.
and Colonel Alexander Piper, United States Army are
at tho Fifth Avenue. Senator Theodore +. Randolph,
OF New Jersey, and Rev Joseph d. Stratton, OF Nat
chez, Miss, arc at the Now YORK. Captain James e.
Jouett, United States Navy. is at the Union Square.
General Martinez, Of Cuba, and General +. W. Parcy.
OF Boston, ut tho A!bemarlc. General George B.
Wright OF Indianapolis, Is at the ST Nicholas Naval
Constructor Edward Hartt and Dr. Richard C Dean,
United States Navy, are at the Astor. r. Montgomery
Ficli OF Boston, is at the Westminster b. Wright,
President Of tho Northern Pacific Railroad Company,
is at the Brcvoort Colonel Stephen Lyiord, United
States Army and Judge ID. N Cooley. OF Iowa. arc At
the ST James. Ex-Governor L. N. Peasc. OF Texas.
is ut tho ST. Denis.
The New York herald., 1877-09-18

contained in the T1nes' Bucharest special that the
Turks had made seven inenectual assaults In an
ATTEMPTING recaptfre rhe Crivica redoubt, and lost
10000 men, is one Of the many groundless rumors
OF which Bucharest is full, and that there has been
no serious engagement since the defeat OF General
SKobelon ON Wednesday, In which, according to
correspondents with the Russians, he lost half Of
his command.
AUSTRIA AND GERMANY.
The meeting between Prince Bismarck and
Count Andrlssy will take place early, and 1t even
seems If in preparation for this event. that the
German Cabinet issued categorical denlals OF the
reports that Germany was about to quit, and had
to a certain extent already abandoned, that re-
served attitude all along observed by her in the
Eastern question, and that the representations
made by her in Constantinope about the Geneva
Convention were Cnly prelude to an active policy
In favor OF Russia.
CONVENIENT DENIAL.
In official circles In Berlin Vienna these rumors
never found the least belief but the public they
did not fail to make an impression. Consequently
contradiction just OH the eve Of meeting OF
Prince Bismarck and Count Andrassy comes con-
venenty to stop all further conjectures and infer
ences which may have been drawn from them as to
the relations between Austria and Germany, and
take away the ground from those who neglect no
opportunity TO arouse and foster suspicious against
the policy OF Germany In the Eastern question.
ANOTHER MONTENEGRIN VICTORY.
The town and fortress OF Bilek have uncondition-
ally surrendered to the Montenegrns. The town
and fortress of Bek have Internationally surren.
dered to the Mon tcnegrlns. Cettinje concspon-
dent says in consequence OF the surrender OF Biek
the Turks must bring all their supplies by way OF
Kick, as Biek entirely commands the road IRON
Ragusa to all the interior OF Southern Herzegovina.
sERvIA AFRAID or CHAFvEr PACHA.
The Servan government publishes Official lntelli-
gence that the regular army has not gone to the
frontier, but returned to It's qnarcrs after complet-
Ing the usual annual manGuvres
GERMANY WILL WATCH POLAND.
telegram from Bucharest says the Russian
troops from Poland began.their passage through
Roumania yesterday.
PROMOTIONS IN THE FIELD
Major Generals Skobeor, DragomirOT and
Imeretinsky have been promoted to lieutenant
generals.
A WINTER CAMPAIGN.
correspondent at Vienna reports that General
Todeben, the defender Of Sevastopol, has received
orders to prepare plans for ortiying winter camps
ut Matchin, HirsOva, Sistova and Nikopolis. II it
comes to the worst Nikopois where strong
tete du p0nt Is to be established, will be held at all
hazards All fresh troops, meanwhile, are di-
rected to the Jantra line.
The New York herald., 1877-09-18
JOHN W. YOUNG'S MARRIAGE.

EFFoRT TO PREVENT PoLYGAMoUs UNION
WITH THE CoBB GIIL-DEsPATcHEs FoR-
wARDED TO THE UNITED STATES MARSHAL.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l
SALT LAKE, Utah, Sept. II, 1877.
The following dispatches were today forwarded to
Marshal Nelson. who Is ut Beaver Attending the Sec
ond District Court. John W. Young and tho girl
Cobb have not yet reached that place.
SALT LAKE Cry. Sept. IT, 1877
WILLIAM NELSON, United States Marshal, Beaver,
Utah
John W. Young and Zua Cobb en- route for ST.
George for an illegal marriage. Judge Schacncr has
issued writ OF habcas corpus al tho instance OF hor
counsel, Assistant District Attorney Denny. Inter-
ccpt them, II possible, TIL writ arrives by mail.
JAMES COBB, tho Grps Father.
t. I. SPRAGUE.
NJ. II. KAIGHN, Attorney.
SALT LAKE CRY, Sept IL, 1871
To W. NELSON, United states Marshal beaver. Utah.:
Sprague's case IL important Please act promptly
In the matter IT, W. Ehohf, 1ovcrnor.
The New York herald., 1877-09-18
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE ESSEX AT NADIERA-oRDERs.
WASHINGTON, Sept II, 1871
Tho Navy Department has advices OF the arrival Of
the Essex at MADEIRA
ORDERS.
Lieutenant Commander II. G. Neilds has been Or
dered to the temporary command of tho Fortune, at
Washington, ID. c. Master Charles D. Galloway and
Ensigns J. NJ Roper and Frank Gucrtn ordered to
temporary duty on board the Fortune Surgeon S.
Matthews is ordered to the Plymouth, at Now York.
Lieutenant Commander Edwin White has reported his
return home, having bceu detached IRON the Tennes-
see tho Asatic station, and has been granted three
months leave OF absence from the 18Th inst Surgeon
Somerset Robinson has been detached from the Plym-
outh ordered to the training ship Minnesota at
New York surgeon s. +. Shaw has been detached
from the Minnesota and granted one years leave OF
absence from the 18th OF October with PERMISSION TO
leave the Uultcd States.
The New York herald., 1877-09-18
DILATORY OFFICERS.

WHY The FIRST DIVISION, NATIONAL GUARD,
ARE NOT PAID oFP-THE ROLLS NOT MADE
UP BY THE REGIMENTS.
ALBANY, ~ Y, Sept. IL, 1877.
Complaints have been very general thut tho First
New YORK DIVISION General shaler has not yet been
paid for services during The railroad riots but II is
to tho Paymaster Generals Office state that pay
roll whatever has boon roceivcd from that DIVISION
until oday when thoso OF the NINTH evcnth and
Scvcnty-nrst regiments reached the Office. low days
ago the Paymastcr Genera called upon General Shaler
and urged more aiacrity IN the matter IL ~ pre-
sumed all tho pay rolls OF the New York division will
arrive III q lew days They mnst first be audited IN
tho Paymaster Generals ollce In Albany, OF which
duty General I. B. Slonehousc has charge. They Will
thcL be forwarded 10 assistant paymaser who Will
at once proceed to pay on tho men. The Paymastor
General and his have been busy for several
weeks auditing anu certifying bills anu have already
paid tho second division Brooklyn; tho Third Al
bany; the seventh, Rochester, ana part Of tho Fifth,
Duchess and Wcschcster. Tho delay In the pay
inent Of the FIRST division has been duo entirely 10
the dilatorincss OF It's officers.
The New York herald., 1877-09-18
THE IOWA RAILROAD DISASTER.

VERDICT OF THE CoRoNLE's JURY-oNLY THE
ELEMENTS TO BLAME
Dgs MONIES, Iowa, sept. II, 1871
Tho Coroner's jury this morning rendered verdict
on the Luo Four Mile Creek disaster alter hearing
nearly fifty witnesses, including skilled engineer; that
tho culvert was sufficient capacity to pass tho water
of what have heretofore been greatest rainails;
that the material used IN its construction was OF good
quality and the workmanship fair job OF second Glars
masonry that OWING TO tho sudden and unprecedented
Hood rse ebc morning OF August ~ tho
existence OF wing walls would not have prevented
tho destruction OF the culvert; and from the tost-
mony oil the witnesses who reside near the Of
the late wreck aud the testimony OF engineers and
conductors who passed over the culvert during tho
night and only short time previous to the disaster,
together with the testimony OF tho conductor and
fireman OF the lated train thcy could not havs real
ized the character aud terrible severity Of the storm
which was tho primal and responsible cause OF tho
accident; therefore the victims OF tho disaster
to their deaths by means OF the cars being precipi-
tated into chasm caused by tho washing out Of tho
cuvert, and blame cannot bo attached to tie com.
pany.
The New York herald., 1877-09-18
THE INDIAN VISITORS.

DELEGATION OF THE SIOUX AND ARRAPAHoEs
EN- ROUTE FOR WASHINGTON.
CAMP ROBINSON, Neb., Sept. IL, 1877.
Lieutenant Clark, ommandng the Indian scouts at
this agency, lett here this morning with delegation
OF Indian chiefs to visi. Washington. The following
tho sioux:-Spotted Tail Hollow Horn, Bear,
Little Hawk, King, Thunder, Spotted Tail Jr whito
TAIL swift Bear, Good Horse. Red Bear, Tho
Cloud, Red Cloud. Young Man Afraid Of His Horses
Little Wound, Yellow Boar, American Horse, Big
Roads, Jumping Shield, He Dog, Little Big Man aud
Three Bears.
The Arrapahoes arc represented by Black Cole,
Sharp Noso and Friday
The delegation expect TO reach Sidney tho 10Th
inst, whero they will take the cars for tho East
The New York herald., 1877-09-18
ANGLICAN SYNOD.
MONTREAL, Sept. IL. 1877

MONTREAL, Sept. IL, 1877
The Anglican Synod rcassembcd to-day. The con.
sideraton OF the canon Tor tho consccra,ion Of a
bishop was resumed. Clause IL and the subsequent
clauses wero all less amended. A message
IRON the House OF Bishops conveying u report OF tho
Jont committee on intercommunion with tho Church
in the Unitcd States discuss cd and adopted 1t was
recommended that great caution be exercised with
respect to the testimonials produced by clergy men
coming from the United States, that letters OF CON-
Inenda.n and Information be gwen to families or in
divIduals emigratng to the United States; that a
bishop suspendpg or depOsing clcrgymen from the
minsry shall give notice oil the same to all bishops Of
the Church in tho United States and British North
America.
Bishop Williams, OF Connecticut, lott for homo to-
day,
The New York herald., 1877-09-18
FRAUDULENT COTTON CLAIMS.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. IL, 1877.
The OF f. A. sawyer, ox-Assistant Secretary OF
the Treasury; W. 4. Haines, ex.Commissoncr Of
Customs; W. II. Barstow, L. Rody and y. W.
Brooks indicted for conspiracy, and Sawyer, Haines
and Barstow, as officers of the government passing
fraudulent claims and Brooks and Kody IN present
ing false claims called In the Criminal Court to-
day Two claims Tor abandoned cotton, amounting In
the aggregate 10 s576l3. the subjects Of tIoso
cases. The deendents with tho exception OF ROXY,
who 10 absent IRON tue country; wcro called and
pleaded not guilty jury selected and the trial
proceeded.
The New York herald., 1877-09-18
ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE FIGHT.


SALT LAKE Cry, Sopt II, 1877.
Helena Independent special despatch, dated Boze-
man, Montana, to-day, says:-'Goneral Sturgis,
assisted by Howard's cavalry, under Sanford, had
Tight Canyon Greek the morning Of the 14th inst
Numbers OF Indians killed and many horses were
taken. The Crows got away with all the Nez Perccs
pack animals. They report that the river Crows from
Musceshell have headed or the Nez Pcrccs and arc
driving them toward General Sturgis
HORSES CAPTURED.
In two fights the Crows and soldiers have captured
nearly one thousand horses. The Crows have about
four hundred Nez Perc6s horses at the agency Over
three hundred Crows JOIN General Sturgis on
the evening Of the 14th, when no would again pursue
tho Indians. General Howard was twenty-five miles
behind him.
The New York herald., 1877-09-18
TURKEYS COUNTER CHARGES.

MORE TURKISH STORIES OF RUSSIAN AND
ROUMANIAN INHUMANITY.
Tho following Is furnished by the Turkish Minister
to the United States:-
telegram from the Governor General Of Adrian
opc under date Of tho 2lst OF August reports that
fourteen lsractes OF Kezunlk massacred by the Rus
SLAMS and Bulgarians have been buried IN the syna-
gogue, With the exception OF one, who was dovourcd
by dogs. Among these victims were woman and u
GIRL tho latter aged htoen named Thodi Braha anu of
great beauty she was slaughtered after having been
violated by from eight 10 ton Russians and Dulsarans
Forty three Israelites OF KezanliK men and women,
the creator part wounded and sick, have boen saved,
with tho Mussulmans, by the imperial troops. The
Others to the number OF 30O have been carried oil by
tho enemy into the Shipka Pass.
The New York herald., 1877-09-18
HIGHWAYMEN IN HAVANA.

CHlvALRoUs CONDUCT OF TWO SPANISH CAVALRY
OFFICERS IN CUBA.
letter from Havana, under date OF September L.
contains the iollowing:-
On saturday evening tho CHEF Clerk OF the Amori-
can Consulate IN this city robbed by two highway
men, who worc the Uniform OF cavalry soldiers They
Kept large dagger pointed him while they robbed
him OF all the valuabcs he had his person He will
be able to identity OF them, as they committed tho
robbery very lesurcly There doubt that the rob
bers were real cavalry soldiers, for hipn-
waymen would takc tho trouble to disguise themselves
in soldiers uniform.
The New York herald., 1877-09-18
STORM IN TEXAS.

HOUSTON, Sept. II, 1917.
storm, similar to that Of September 1875. struck
Galveston at an early hour this morning, prostratIng
the telegraph wires and covering the bridges with
water, thus cutting on all communication. An engine
which left here at ton A. N. 10 learn tho extent
of the damage, found the track under water
for 4 mile OF the bridge The velocity OF The
wind was from thirty -1vc TO forty miles per hour all
day. No trains from Galveston have arrived since
yesterday The wires being down It is impossible 10
lind out anything about tho damage IN Galveston.
There has been no damage and but little wind here.
Al lndanola the wind reached velocity oil nfty-two
miles All hour.
The New York herald., 1877-09-18
DAMAGE BY THE PITTSBURG RIOTS.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. II, 1871.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IL, 1917.
The merchants who were interested IN property de-
sroyed during the progress OF tho labor Pitts
burg July last, met this aitcrnoon. motion accept
ing tho proposition OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company OF September IL was offered, but Mr.. Bate.
man proposed tho following as a substitute, winch was
adoptcd-
Resolved Thawc still adhere to the resolutions passed
a the meeting OF August 10 not to put claims IN tho
hands ot the railroad pany unless they will guarantee
the OF the for within from The
date OF the loss