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HEIiolFAL:'
ankep Bitter Wine
Of Iron. !.
E. If.

=. r, Kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine @
Iron will effectusily cure liver complaint
jaundice, dyspepsia, chronic or nervous
xIdneys aud all di, eases arising nom y
lisordered liver, stomach or intestines
,uch as constipation. fl .tulence, Inward
81 es, full ness o. bleod to the head, acidity
of tue A,omach, nausea. heartburn, disgust
or f,od fallness or weight in the stomach
sore eructations, sinking or fiuttering at
the pit of the stomach. swimming 0f the
mead. hurried Or difficul. oIe ''hlng: nu,ter'
ings at the heart, choking or sufiocatinE
sensation when In alyis posture dimness
OF v,ss ,on. dots or webs before he sight,
dull pin in the head. deficiency of ores-
piration, yellOwn.ss of the skin and eyes,
pain in the side. back, head, chest. mns,
etc sudden flUshs OF heat, bu' ming In the
flesh, constant imaginiLgs o. eviin"d srt at
DEPRESSION of spiri 8. Price 81 Jer bottle.
Beware of cou nterfeits. Do not let your
druggist palm Off some other preparation
of iron he may say is a good but sk for
Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron. Take no
other. Kunkeps Bitter Wine OF Iron is not
spld in .bul lk-only in s. bottles: f.. T, Kun
kel, Proprietor, 40. 2,9 North Ninth Street
Pa. gold by all druggists,
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f.. F. Kunkel's ustral & Il. F.
kunkers Shampoo for
the Hair.

The best and cheapest Hair Dressing and
Hair Cleaner In the world. they remove
dandruff. alley irritation. soothe and COZ l
the heated scalp. prevent the hair from
falling off, and promote the growth in O
very short time, They pre- serve and beau
l!fy the hair. and render 1T soft and glossy.
The impart q hri liancy and q sill y ap-
pearence 10 braid and wiry hair. asd as a
hair dressing. they are unriva led; erad.-
cate dandi uff and prevent badness. The
Shampoo cleans the hair, removes greece,
scroff, itching, eruption, Cures headache
CAUSED by HEAT and fatigue. kunkel's
Shampoo and Lu,tral restore hair to q nat
ural and glossy color, restore faded, dry,
harsh and wiry hair. Price per bottle s..
Ask your druggist for them or send to +. F.
Kunkel. Proprietor, NO. 2;9 North Ninth
street, Phiadel phia, Pa,
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ICE CREAM AND FRUIT,

Kyle the we'll known and popular dealer
IN Ice cream, confectionery, cakes and
new second Street Market House. whe re
he will dispense these luxuries during the
hot season. With his Usual urbani,y and
we'll known politeness and CHEEKY good hu
NOR, he will serve all his customers prom pt-
ly and do his utmost to lessen the buraens
of life by doing the square thing TO all his
fellow men. He will also supply parties
and pic mics with ICE cream, and orders can
be left eit' er at his stall or at h.s house.
north' asst corner OF Sixth and Orange streets
Il ayl5 6m
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Tape Worm Removed. Alive.

Bead and all complete, in two houls -
No lee till mead passes, seat. pin and
80 North Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
send fer circular. For removing seat, in
or stomach worms call on your. druggist
and ask Tor q bot of kunksps v Orm
Syrup, price 81, 1t never 1ai s. COmmap
sense teachesi II tape worm be removed all
other W, rms can be readily removed.
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II.
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NIENICO.

Budget VIA Havana Iurrah tor DIaz
Hnd Death Ca Foreigners, the Cry at
the CRpitai-rhe Provisional Govern.
ment AN EIght-by Seven CabRI- Dia n
Recognized by Minister Foster.
HAVANA, March 1.-THE steamer
City ofHavana arrived from Vera Cruz,
and brings the following intelligence
from the City of Mexico, bearing date
March 3. Complaints OF frauds and
coercion in the elections are received
from the interior. The Conservatives
were beaten in nearly every district.
Mr. Foster, the United States minis
ter,gave ball on Washington's birth
day, which was very largely attended,
Ceremonious visits have been OK
changed by President Dlaz and Mr..
Foster. Dlaz has been recognized 10y
Minister Foster, rs president de tucto
and de jarG.
After the meeting of congress the
inauguration of Dia2 will take place.
Congress meets on the twenty-tirst
instant.
The Senate has been ignored by the
provisional government, who have de-
clared that the law creating the Senate
was forced by Lerdo's appointing his
friends. This violation of the consli-
tuition is considered an outrage. Dias,
however, promises TO observe the con.
stitution when not too inconvenient.
The enlistment OF convicts in the
army has been prohibited.
The minister of the treasury disap.
proves OF the six forced loans which
have been made in Tampico.
A religious procession in Merida was
dispersed by the military two officers
of Scota's State troops were engaged In
the persecution of the Protestants.
Criesofdeath to Protestants, mingled
with hurrahs for Porliria Diaa, were
heard in the streets of the capitol on
Sunday, and some abuses were COM
mitted.
A man was tortured at Cuem avaca
for the purpose of obtaining informa-
ton about secreted arms.
Crowds In the capitol, on Monday,
secuted: "Hurrah for Dlaz, and death
to foreiguers.n
An agent from the United States Is
endeavoTing to obtain concessions for
a steamship line between Vera Cruz
and Galveston, Business is exceed.
inplv Uull
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The Spieden case still in progress.
The county attorney, Geo. hldredge,
assisted by Mr.. Cowart, are putting
forth every effort. The defense is con-
Quoted by Messrs. Willard and Thur
mond in an able manner. Mr.. Cowart
opened for the prosecution yesterday
morning. The testimony being all in,
Mr.. Willard followed, and quoted GER
tain authorities to show that break
age must occur to constitute the act Of
burglary. That is, II the house Is fas-
tened in the ordinary manner, and
that manner is simply latched door,
to raise that latch Is a breakage, but
the entrance through partially raised
SASH or an unfastened door is not.
Also stated the proposition, that If the
owners consented to robbery and
taking off their goods or to the entrance
of the person charged with the crime,
for the purpose of prosecution, they
lost their legal right to a prosecution.
Mr.. Willard will be followed by Judge
Thurmond, and Colonel Aldredge will
close.
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NO. % l--ESTABLISHED lS49.

gates were expected, that America
would probably send the number
allotted her including some Of the
most eminent men connected with the
chmch. Representatives are expected
from the Canadas, Austria, South
Africa, Porto Rico colonies aud large
and influential body from the conti-
nent Of Europe. The meeting resolved
to raise seventy.hve thousand dollars
for the expenses, and promised to do
all In It's power to promote the comfort
ofmembers and the success OF the
council A committee was appointed
to carry out these determinations.
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SOUTHERN SITUATION.
The Pressure for u New Election : e.
coming Enrnest-The Presidents
NOnlntcrferrnoo policy IIHeiy 90
Prevail.

The Pressure for u New Election e.
coming Enrnest-Ihe PrcsldeuGs
NOnlntcrferrnoo policy EIHeiy 10
Prevail.
Night Associated Press Report.
by common consent the senatorial
question from Louisiana goes over to
the next session.
The cabinet did not convene until
halfpast nine. The postponement is
said to be attributed to the absence of
Mr.. Evarts, who had heavy retainer
in the Vanderbilt will case. The pre-.
sidenrs Southern policy,so far, has not
yet ripened into any plan. Intense
interest attaches to the cabinet meet.
ing tonight, but it is mostly artificial.
Some twenty legitimate newspapers
are on the quc pice, but none of them
have rs yet their specials. 1t is i'm.
probable that any definite Southern
policy can be adopted tonight, or
authentic details can transplre.
Governor Pinchback, of louisiana,
had a long interview with the presi-
dent. Mr.. Pinchback is quoted GUS
tice to tho whites and mercy to the
blacks, forbade any support of the
Packards government" President
Hayes replied; 81 think see my way
clear to secure harmony and peace
among the'people of your State,n
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The crisis I'm the Eas.ern question.

LONDON. March IA Berlin dis
patch to the Times announces that
Germany, Italy, Austria and France
support Russia's proposal. The lead
Ing editorial of the Times contains the
following; at may be truly said that
the crisis of the Eastern question has
arrived. Never during any phase of
the question has n more important
communication been addressed by one
State to another, than that Of which
General Ignatief and Count. Schouval.
off have and the Intermediates. The
substance of it Is, that if.Great Britain
and other powers agree to maintain
the settlement insisted upon at the
conference, and to urge 1t upon the
porte, Russia will be content to act in
accord with them, and will demobilize
her armies. This communication is
now under the serious consideration OF
the English government. The terms
are considered exceedingly moderate
by other powers, and 1t Russia is con-
tented with this settlement, we can see
no sufficient reason for declining 1t.
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HERE AND THERE.
Fire Record-seven Biocks Crematcd
In New Orieans-rbe Peyton House,
sulphur Springs. hurned.
Night Associated Press Report

might Associated Press Report.l
New ORLEANS, March l4--A fire,
corner Howard and Perdids streets,
destroyed seven two-story frame build
ings. Loss about fifteen thousand dol
lars, mostly insured.
RICHMOND, Va. March liza new
hotel at White sulphur Springs, known
as Peyton House, burned last night.
Accidental, originating in flue in the
kitchen OF the hotel finished last June.
Loss on building thirty thousand dol
lars; insured for twenty-five thousand
dollars in Baltimore companies. Part
of the furniture was saved.
The Indianapolis club Score Ihirteen
TO Nothing Against the lees.
New ORLEANS, March 1.-THE In
dianapolis professional base ballisls
beat the Lees to-day by score of thir-
teen to nothing. Not u man OF the
Lees reached the first base. Several Of
the positions in the Lee nine We're
filled by substitutes. There was good
attendance.
Death of Madame I.evert--Fast Rail
road Schedule 10 the Crescent city.
The death of Madame LeVert, the
poetess, is reported.
A Baltimore dispatch says on March
the llth the Atlantic coast railways
and connections, between Richmond,
Virginia, and Montgomery, Alabama,
put in effect a mail schedule by which
the time between New York and New
Orleans Is sixty.four Lours and thirty
five minutes.
Five Negroes TO Haug Railroad Acct
dent la Georgia.
AUGUSTA, Ca, March li.--An acc.-
dent on the Charleston and Savannah
railroad, this morning, resulted in
throwing from the track aud damag.
ing four cars. No passengers We're
hurt, but the mail agent was slightly
injured The accident was caused by
the breaking OF an axle under the ten
der
Five negroes We're to have been
hung at Aiken to-day.
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weather RepOrt-A storm Brewing I'm
Eastern States.

WASHINGTON, March IA. Indica-
lions for the gulf States colder, north
erly winds; partly cloudy or clear
weather, and rising barometer, posi-
bly, falling at the extreme western
stations. Cautionary signals are Or
dered for Cape Hatteras, Kitty hawk,
Cape Henry, Caps May, Atlantic City,
Barnesat, Sandy Hook, New York,
New Haven, New London, Newport,
Woodspoie, Boston, Thatcher's Island,
Portland, Maine, aud Passport. The
low barometer that was Oft the middle
Atlantic coast is now apparently cas-,
of Nova Scotia and the pressure has
risen but fallen again over the middle
and eastern States, preceding storm
centre which Is now over Lake Huron
The barometer has fallen somewhat IL
the Southern and gulf States, but hal
risen west of the Mississippi river.
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News Note. OF All Dates.

Topper is going to write an ode to
Boston now, despite the protest Of the
citizens.
The emperor of Russia is said to have.
disordered liver, and that looks bad
for Turkey
He has found the Key wherewith to-
unlock the iloodgates OF the wrath OF
Blaine and Morton.
Mr.. Bennett is in Algiers, considering
himself maybe, soldier of the legion,
since Slaughter station.
Moody is calling in Boston for ''hearts
red,hot with love- Anvil you resist
such an appeal as that fair belle, with
clinging eye glass
Judge Hilton, trustee Of the Stewart
estate, gets only about fifty letters q
day, now. and feels as though people
were neglecting him.
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tonight Messrs. Schurz and Evarts
had not prepared their lists for civil
service and the question of extra SEES
sion was postponed for future consider
alton. The purpose of the president
appears to be to postpone any definite
action AS to louisiana or South Caro-
lima until after the adjournment OF the
Senate, which will take place Monday,
at the latest. The president does not
now favor the Wheeler commission
programme, nor is he committed to
the election plan.
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Noon Assoclatea Press Rcport.

MUM hnNbNlbA'h lAnH iNtpplNsl
Attorney General Devins accorded
Louisiana Republicans prolonged in
terview this morning. They seem
we'll satisfied with the result.
The pressure from the new election
plan Is becoming earnest from most
Radical Republicans. 1t may be said
that Hayes Is not committhd TO it; he
and his advisers are reported AS not
seeing how il can he done, without
Federal interference, and that il is
more in discorI with the spirit of the
inaugural than the use of bay0nets
Senator Patterson has submitted TO
the president an elaborate plan for Il
new election which he favors.
Ex-senator Robertson, OF South
Carolina, accompanied 10y EX-Congress-
man Wallace, called on the president
to-day, protesting against Senator Pat
terson's proposition for new ell elton,
on the ground that the substantial or
| industrial interests OF South Carolina
would naturally be damaged by such
an election. 1t was further stated to
the president that none of the Repub.
| lican members of that State had been
consulted on the subject, and therefore
1t was in the nature of an independent
proposal on the part OF Senator Patter-
son, stimulated, perhaps, by Governor
Chamberlain. Mr., Robertson states
that the solution Of the South Carolina
complications could be accomplished
by more simple overwhelmingly. the
withdrawal of troops from the State
capital, when the people themselves
would adjust the difficulty. The presi-
dent received Mr.. Robertson and Mr..
Wallace courteously, as they are
natives of the State. He said
they would at all times be welcome.
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DEBT ADJUSTMENT.
The New York Committee OF Confer
cnCe Propose an Adjustment TO Ten
neSsee Rtsixty Cents, Based On Thir-
~ Years Six Fer Gent. bonds.


neSaee at sixty Cents, Based Oa Thir-
~ Years Six Per Gent. bonds.
Night Associated Press Report.l
NEW YoRK, March 1.-THE COM
mittee consisting of George $. Coe,
d. Vermilye, Il. b. Sherman, b. b
Comegys and Everett Pratt, who, at II
recent meeting in this city to consider
the adjustment of the Southern State
debts, were appointed n committee to
confer on The subject with committees
from the several Southern States.
After conference with the committee
recently appointed by the Tennessee
legislature, 1t has been decided that the
following would be an equitable one
for adjusting the debt of that State.
After adding their arrears of contest
and interest to accrue up to July LIST,
1877, let it be readDusted by the issue
Of new bonds, at the rate of sixty per
cent, Of the total amount, and for every
sum OF one thousand dollars then
due, new bonds should be given
in exchange, and full settlement for
six hundred dollars, or for a proper
tionate amount of the new bond, to
bear interest at the rate OF six per cent
per aDnum from the first of July, 1877,
payable semi-annually in the city of
New York. The first is TO be in pay
ment Of the interest to be made on the
first of January, 1877, and the prin0i.
pal to be made payable also in New
York in thirty years from date, the in
terest coupons to be received by the
State for all taxes due. The commit
tee think that the bonds issued under
the proposed adjustment should be
uniform in their terms and conditions
OF payment, and in their general ap.
pearance. They also express the con.
viction that the State will be able, al
an early day, to provide fund, how.
ever small, in excess of the interest tC
be reserved, for the gradual extin.
guishment of the debt.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Members of the senate Hanging ON
Their ONra--PPepared 10 Adjourn
Sine Die without Delay.

Their Onrn-Prepnreu 10 ADJOURN
Sine Die without Delay.
In the Senate MIR, Anthony and
White were appointed to wait on the
president and inform him that unless
he might have some further commu.
nicaton to make, the Senate was
ready to adjourn without delay.
Confirmations-A few northern post
masters.
The Senate committee appointed to
wait on the president reported to the
Senate, in extra session, that 1t would
not be req uired longer than Saturday,
or possibly Tuenday. The Senate then
adjourned until twelve tomorrow.
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SIXTH.

This store Ia free to all, where every one
can come and look around, and price things
without being pushed into buying. Parties
are not always fash, and hence shrink rom
asking tavors from clerks who are displeased
when left with their unbouEht war u the
New York Clothing House has no need to re-
sort to articles, for they are confident that
their prices are low. Goods are goods, and a
customer only Injuries his purse who falls TO
purchase at
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-15
A Tobacco Haul by Revenue Officers
KiugOn Suicides I'm CANADA

New YORK, March l4.-A dispatch
received from Canada, dated at police
headquarters, says man supposed to
be Kingon, the fugitive member of the
Produce Exchan ge, committed suicide.
Special treasury agents seized, this
morning, in house on Rector street,
$500 fine cigars, $4,000 cigarettes and a
large quantity Of dne leaf tobacco that
had been struggled.
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The PrssDy terrain Council 10 BIO Held
Ira London.

LONDON, March IA meeting WAS
held at Edinburg, yesterday, to COM
plete arrangements for the Presbyteri-
an council, to be held from the second
to the ninth Of July next.The chairman
stated that about two hundred dele
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FIFTH.

We have opened a very extensive Cents
Furnishing Department, where all the nov.
elites of the season can be found at trining
profit over manufacturers cost Everything
from paper collar to wedding outnt can
now be found at tho Sew York Clothing
House.
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FOURTH.

A person OF limited knowledge IN regard
to quality OF goods can purchase to the same
advantage as the most expert No double
dealing is allowed In this House. Our desire
is to please, and give full value for tho
money.
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THIRD.

You are In the habit OF paying 81 OO to
S. 90 for u hat. You can purchase a beauti-
ml silk Plug Hat, late style, for So O. and
So 20, and fashionable soft hats and stiff hats
from t0c to So W.
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Moon Associated Press ReportJ

Moon Associated Press Report.l
WASHINGTON, March IA. Simon
Cameron, of Pennsylvania, has form
ally vacated his seat in the Senate. 1t
il supposed that Hamlin, of Maine,
will succeed him as chairman of the
committee on foreign affairs.
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SECON ID.

You have the choice OF over $4,000 worth
Of reliable Clothing, well made In every re-
Spect, for men, boys and children. You Can
find everything from com mon 10 the finest,
and always leading IL style.
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Justice Mcclure.

j. w. FL. Smith was convicted OF
carrying pistol and fined Twenty-Five
dollars and costs, amounting to forty
six dollars and fifty cents. Rather
costly.
The Atkinson case was continued
till to-day.
The case of the colored boy, Aleck,
for shooting Davis with candle grease,
was called.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-15

FIRST.

The largest and best variety OF Clothing
to satisfy all.
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JUDICIAL.
COnnty Court.

The next term of the civil county
court will commence on Monday.
Justice Peak,
State VS.. George Henshaw, charged
with passing counterfeit money, dis
missed for want of prosecution.
o. A. Gillian vs.. w. +. Easterling.
Trial of rights of property. Continued
by plaintiff. Several other cases con-
tinued.
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WASHINGTON.
The Policy Of NOn.interrerence
ito be Adhered TO by the
President
In the Affairs of the Dual Gov
ernments In Louisiana and
South Carolina.
Henderson, Who Was Dismissed as
Counsel In the BabCOCk Ease, offered
the Assistant SccretaryShlp of
the Interior by SChurz
The Louisiana Senatorial Cues
ton Goes Over to the Next
Session of Congress by
Mutual Consent.
Justice TO the Whites and Mercy to the
Justice TO the Whites and Mercy to the
Blacks Forbade Any Support Of Pack.
ards Government Are the Words
of Ex.Gov Pinchback.
NOTES AND GOSSIP.

The Action Of the President Appears
10 be 20 Postpone any Genniic Ac
itom ia Southern ATairs-CiyiI Sory-
Zee Reform,
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budget VIA Hayama--Wurrah tor DIaz
Hnd Death to Foreigners, the Cry at
the Capitai-The Provisional Govern.
ment AN EIght-by Seven CabaI- Dia n
Recognized by MinIster Foster.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-26

A DEsERTER Silver State of Friday
states as follows:
Three soldiers from Camp McDermit arrived
here yesterday with deserter who had been
sentenced to Fort Alcatraz. He probably
prefers confinement at the Fort to risking his
Scalp among the redskins of Idaho.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-26
To Let.

HOUSE WITH FIVE (s) Rooms. -
Il Inquire Of c. F. LAuGHTOS, al
su2a Rslrosd once.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-26

The sweet and gentle amenities of journal
ism in Iowa are Illustrated by the tone of the
Bedford Argus toward its contemporary, The
Southeast Says the Argus:
Did any human being ever see the editor
of the Sonthcest's eyesi Did you ever notice
their sneaking hangdog look, if he ever
looked at you, which we doubt! And what a
beautiful walk he has 1t is wonder they
don't como down from Genwood and take
him up to that asylum for feeble minded
children. If he Doesn't get over that walk,
he is a ''goner" one of these days sure. A
bedribbled and drizzling idiot he cannot long
escape his proper home.
Elsewhere in the Argus is long list Of
small communications referring to "Surena
Lucas" seems to be the editor of the
Southwest. Here is a specimen.
EDITOR ARGUs-I want to say that have
seen Surena Lucas dead drunk from Hostel
ter bitters which he stole from G. n Udell
FRIEND OF HIS.
Must be ga friend" by a remark he makes.
The atmosphere of the great and prosperous
Northwest seems to breed this tone among
the newspaper people there