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FoHTY YEARS BEFORE TMR PrRLIr.
DIR. c. McLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
FcR me ccRT OF
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

symptoms Of q Diseased Liver.
DAlN in the right side, under the
l edge ofthc ribs, increases onprcs-
sGrcj sometimes the pain isinthe left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on tic left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under The shoulder blade, and
it frequently c%tcndS to the top Of
the shoulder, AID is sometimes mis-
taken fer rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss Of
"YTc;itc and sickness; the bowels in
general &c co-;iyc, sometimes alter
i..,iYc |i.hlaX; Tie head is troubled
w.lhra.a, GcccmT aHicd with 4 dull,
l-2yy sensation in the back part.
IhcIcis gcncraily considerable loss
o!memory,acCompanicd withapain-
!@l sensation Of having left uNdone
aomcthingwhich oughtto have been
done. A slight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofwcarincss and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet arc cold
or burning, and he complains OF a
prickly sensation Of the skin; lis
spirits arc low; ard although lie is
satisfied that exercise would be bone
fetal TO him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitudc enough 10 try
it. In fact, lie distrusts every rem
cdy. Several Of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few ofthcm cx-
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER 10
have been extensively dcraugcd.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. c. MeLAHE'S LIVER Pills,
IN CASES or ACUE AID FEVER, when
taken with Quininc, arc productive
ofthe most happy results. No better
cathartic can be uscd, preparatory
10, or after taking Quininc. We
would advise all who arc afflicted
with this disease 10 give them a
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and
rs a simple ruT.1tiyc, they arc IN
equalcd.
BEWARE OF T;1ITa-IoEs.
The genuine D2. c. M!LANs's
LIVER FnLsa!c ncytr sugar coated.
Livery box hss = red wax seal On
the lid, with tic impression Ea.
M!LASE's LIVER PMS.
The genuine MH.h%r's LINER
Pills beaT the siGEa;u-g, O.. {.
M"LANE ard TLr%l%G Elor. on tie
wrappers.
BY Insist or your d.lrris, or
storekecpci giving you the genuine
Dir. C.. Mc.ATC'a LWrR PnIs, prc.
pared BY Fleming G5os., Pittsburgh,
Pa. b"
Sold by all respectable dr,,sgisls
and country stoEckccper3 generally.
To those Wishing to give IN. {. MeL.-.,,
livER PILLS trial, W. vii, mail Uqsi paid IN ,ty
pan Of the United SiGis-. QUE box q TN. iur
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh. "a.
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CHICAGO, September l..-Flour--GooC
demand. Wheat Stronp, higher and OK
cited; No. Chicago spling 81 II cash
81 02iGal % September, 81 Coal OO4 Octo
her, 00c year, No 3 at 81 YAK. COrn-Ac
tive, firm and higher at 43c cash and Sep
tcmberj A3Ga43&c October, rejected Al ~
Axe. Oats-Active. firm and higher a
2ic cash, 24ISc October, rejected 100. Ry,
Fairly active and q shade higher at So 70
Barley-Dull, weak and lower at 6Oc. PORK
Closing easier at Si2 57I5 cash, Sl2 AZ!
October l.ard-strong and higher closing
easy at S. s. cash s. 4!JIas 40 October.
Bulk Msats-Fairly active and shade
higher; shoulders SIC, short rib 10 spot
clear 7ltc. Whisky-$l %.
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forced 10 acquire. These would not CT
him 10 teach German. It's made a part
Of the duty Of the teacher Of German in
our schools 10 assist the Principal In the
teaching Of some higher branches, a. re-
ierred 10 above. About these he knows,
II possible, still less. Notwithstanding
these facts, be applied for the position,
and, necessarily failing Al the eIamIna.
ton, he childishly attacks the Board Of
Examiners, selecting Gen. Hoge in par.
ticulSr as a mark for his venom. This
plain statement Of facts may be injurious
TO the gentleman. But they are facts
whose publication lie has brought about
by denying them in advance. And call
upon all lovers Of justice TO deal out 10
him the contemplate deserves.
VISDLX.
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PHILADELPHIA, September l.-Flour-
Steady; superfne s. co. extras s. 90, Penn.
sylvania family So 25a7 90, Minnesota
So 25l7 IS, high grade. 81 5Oa9 %. Wheal
Steady; amber 81 4Oal A. Corn-Steady
yellow GOa6lc, mixed Oc.=PetrOleum--
Very little doing; crude 9ISc, refined 1879
l4c. Oats-Firmer Pennsylvania white
S9G}Gc, white western 32aj5C. Ryc-Dul
at G0a62c. Pork-$lI 80. Beef Hams
lSc. Butter-Quieti creamery extras 22G
9jc, Western Reserve lSa2Or. Eggs West
ern l7alSc. Cheese-Quiet; fancy western
lOI5allc. Whisky-Demand moderate
western ut 81 Il,
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Rough on Our BcIIairc Cores.
pOnuCut.

BELLAIEE, o., Sept. l.
tditoIs lnicl.lscEtcr
The continued attacks upon the Board
OF Examiners Of this city, and especially
upon Gen. &. W. Hcgc, "a a member
thereof, by your Eellalrc correspondent,
are not only uuwarrauted and uuils,,
hulat'o inIurlou. to your correspondence
reputation Tor sense, aud to the popular
ity Ui the lSTDLLGENCER with lie Bell.
alre readers. know that the matter il
oi too liiIIe importaGCe to justly you in
allowing me space Tor a complete answer
to"J. +. D.s' third trade, a. i, appeared
in this mOrning's l--Ue, but having pub
li.hcd what he was unjust enough to
write | must beg your Indulgence ior a,
Ieas, partial exposition Of the malici.
ou-re.s OF his motives and the ialsity Of
hi' statements.
In the first place the branches referred
to As usually taught in colleges only
are u part Of the COurse Of instruction in
all high schools and in good schools OF
even lower grades. They include odly
the elements Of Latin, Physiology, Phil.
o'ophy, Rhetoric, and equally common
sciences. They are fixed ~ u part Of the
course in the school by the Board Of Edu.
cation, and an attack upon a member oil
the Board OF EIdminTi for this, does no,
need 10 be characterized IA unreasonable
in the extreme.
J. l.. d. leaves the inference to be drawn
that he was examined at u general exam.
nation, which was not the ca.e. know
Of one examination which occupied just
one hour and fifty minutes, and yet the
applicant obtained an average grading oil
90 on scale Of 10, while this gentle.
man, occupying two hours and and forty
minutes. obtains an average Of not over
three or four, and so complains Of the
.horInes' Of the time.
AZ TO comparing his attachments in m
educational way with those OF Gen. liOge
have only to say that those who enjoy
seeing "a man Wise in his own cOncciL
taken down, would have much entertain.
megi att. i. D.s expense when the com
paIisln took place.
do not think Il necessary for me 10
'unna'k myself" IA suggested by the
gentleman. It Is my iacts and no, my
name which expect 10 relute his mis-
statements. 1t is only necessary, how.
ever to make known that am no, II
child ~ order 10 make ridiculous the gen,
ucman'a nssumptIon Of equality in edu
cation.
IoFnm up the whole matter and rlni,f
The -ublecl, the BeIlaire correspondent o
the lhfELLIGRSCER lad no reason t
'uppo'e that he could satisfy any Of thr
requirements necessary to obtain Ger
tltcaie. lie has no education In thu
English branches, aud only no much il
the German ~ native OF Germany I'll
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What Can BE Made OF Eumor.

From Mayfair.
A correspondent ut Rome sends clev.
er little sQuib which is in circulation in
orthodox society there. The squib takes
the form OF Dialogue, the parties to which
are Pasqnino and Marjorie, who thus dis.
Courae:
what do you hear Of tho Popc!"
" Rumors" (rumOr).
What says the rumor"
"That the Pope Is kept a prisoner
"By whom y
take away the FIRST letter Of rumOr.
and you know it."
I" Umore' (by his humOr or caprice)
And is the imprisonment heavy one ~
" Take away one letter"
More the will die in IT,. And when
will this occur?'
Omit another letter"
"Orc' (soon). And who will be hiasuc
cessor?7
Sacrifice another letter"
"'Rs' the king. Which king
"SupprGss but ono letter."
"E,' EmmGnucIw
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New YORK money nm d stocks.

NEW YORK, September 1.-SIoSBY-2ai
Per cent, closing at 2a3 per cent on call.
rFime mercantile paper 5Ha7 per cent.
custom receipts $4,000. The Assistant
treasurer disbursed 81 $4,000. Clearings
not quoted. Sterling steady; actual bust.
ness, long i.sS, short4S8.
GoLD--vpened At lOi and closed At
1857. with ali salesto day At these figures,
borrowing rates TX, l., ; and 4 nef cent.
LoAnS made flAt for uIe. A million dol.
lars government gold UaI sold to-day from
$l,U3, SO 10 "a.
SnyRR-At London 5iHd. Here, Vil.
yer, bars are 81 % grccnbacks, 81 IsL
gold. Coin Hal per cent discount.
GOVERNMENTS -Ouiet
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THE miners in the employ Of the JET.
ferson Coal 4 Iron Company at Bustsrd's
shaft, quit work this morning owing TO n
disagreement IN regard to dockage upon
slack and slate. No increase in wages is
asked, but the strikers demand that no
dOckage be made for mining the refuse
matter. Forty six men have gone out
SteubenriVc Ga:ete 3la.
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TOLEDO, September FlOur-Firm
wheat--Dcmand active: no. ; Wabash
81 S?]5, No. l white Michigan 81 3gI.
amber Michigan spot 81 Sn4, seller Sep
tember 81 2l9I, No. > red SPOT s. 20. Corr
Steady; high mixed spot I7I!c, No. .
at 471lc, seller September 47c, seller Oc
tOber 4Sc, rejected 4GHr. Oats-Qaitt No
2 spot 2Gl1c, rejected pc.
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RAILROAD BoSDs-steAdy.
STATE BCSDs-Quiet.
SToCES-Th. market WsI very quiet TO.
day and the fluctuations were generally
slight. The principal movement and tho
widest changes were in Lake Shore, n. Y.
Central, Northwestern, Wabash and Michi.
gan Central. AZ the close the market was
steady,
Transactions aggregated $1,000 shares, Of
which $500 were n. !. Central, 10. 600 Erie,
2O.7OO Lake shorc, 1900 Northwestern,
600 ST, Pnuls, 5000 Ohio 4 Mississippi,
1900 WABASH, 5000 C. {. c. 4 l., S,!yO
Michigan Central, and $500 Western
Union.
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ERw YORK, September l. Business is
comparatively light with package houses,
but the jobbinE trade was fairly active.
COttors quiet in first hands, but generally
steady. Prints are moving slo~ly, hut
Einghams aud dress goods are in good de.
mand. Mems wear Uoolcns less active.
Foreign goods 10 improved request.
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BY mai, IA ndtons,, Joitags trcPatd.
3nc ytIr...:.;. ....Si % Elk month"; ...., q o.
~ lnba o. tiTe".....,.... ........"..Sl Is each,
~ Liuus Ol lph"'.'' .,,,......'.,....,, 20 each,
IN Llubs Of TNtnty.,...,,.,.. 20 zach,
And an tGtA copy TO ptIt1r g0ttlDg Up Cllb'
~ The AlaTs Ihus RTn ihVnTSblC Remit al
our rik, In DTaiis or fUslOfite Money OrdcrI, and
where neither Of thee can he pToCuftd, ICnd the
money In Registered Latter.
iHE lNTELLIGINCER will present daily the
news H. all departments, IRON oil quaTttn Of
the world, a. well ~ 4 complete record Of local
eVrntL
he WEEKLY is printed on Thursday, and can
10 had ~ the counter, In paid envelopes rad y
Tor mailing. 90 Send copy 10 dbIeHI friends
and T'iniit'J Vtih Hriri tfVtn h0BlI
lBsCRlBERS.-PCnons desiring to have the
DAILY lSTELLIUENtRR left regularly al their
residences 10 the city and EuhufbS, can he
scTvcl by leaving iEtlT addTtl at Counting
Room, ~ by drop letter through the pOstoiice.
10 tUETElHO1Oks.-NO attention will Be PAID
to Anonymous communications; rVery article
must be accompanied by the writer's real name
aud address
HIETu L,li,rI yor ~ iionhi b. G,lfst',i FIRE.
& tGupt'R" and should IN no rae y ad,ir,u'i 10
'tE'' ihdtidudi msaibsr Of hd GIm BY ElBs
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

by mai, IN adtdnf,, ToIiGOs prtp0id.
one yCIT.,.....,. ...Se % Three month"; ....S2 %
? II mGnths--... e. 4 % One monlh.,,,.,...,,, IS
Delivered By urritrI IN City l6c per Weef.
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FINANCIAL.
JQuS (. BoTsroRD, Pron. GKo. ADAgs, C.sh'r.
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY
Successor to the
First SATIOEAL BANK OF WHEELING,
$3.50 OoC

$3.50 900
This banE is 0TgAniIed and prepared to transact
the business Of banking In MI lie details
IL succeeds the First National RanE Of Wheeling,
is oWned by tue s,Ine shareholders and Il under nc
same management.
BY carefully regarding the interests Of lis Cor
respondents and DcPsi'ors and by prompt and
lai'hiul execution Of thar wishes II hops TO merit
their esteem and Confidence
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all POINTS throughout the
United states
/ lrpo,lt Accounts subject to check At sICht ~
cciTed from Ranks, Bankers, Films, Corporations
and Individuals
Certificates Of Deposit Issued payable on dpmsud
or ut hIrd dates.
Interest allowed on Special Deposits
DIRECTORS:
John K. B0,siori, VIM, B, SImrson
Jacob 4. Rhodes, VIM. A, Turner
Vim. A. sstt, John 1. HgLhs
A. ". Adams, U. C. Dewey.
Henry N. Harper, invol-dIv
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CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH RAILROAD
" CUHDRShhD TINE CARD.
A@ Si ;sG
On and after MNy 9oIh 1877, TisinI viii run
jGly lOGcept sunday n follows. via
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
Public Debt State ment,

WAsuISGToS, September 1.-The fol,
lowing is the public debt statement for
the month OF August:
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MERCHANT TAILOR.
lake pleasure in informing my cuIto,
me", and the public in general, that my
FALL & WINTER STOCK

Is now In store, with the addition every
week Of such novelties as may be brought
out
Gentlemen will find in my establishment
everything that is new, stylish or desirable
in material, both of Home and Foreign
make, and at prices to suit the times.
/ will make up to measure heavy weight
all wool Suits from $50 90 upwsrds, which
in cut, workmanship and trimmings shall
not be oIcelled.
From my long experience in the business,
doing my own cutting, selling my own
goods and buying exclusively for cash, my
eIpen es are at the lowest point, and can
and do sell at the lowest figure.
! am closing out my entire stock Of FUR.
NIsHING GOODS at and below cost, to
diEcontlnue that branch Of business.
Fl. IINGEN.
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NG;' aud 10 make clos DlntGCIion Of Culunhul
i3i All polni' south ami south sUst; al Ch,a.o iuF
All lpthls Wet sud North c.i.
si ~, tfEns iaLLr NhBrCtiuns al RalumuFp
lngt1n CITY iur all points South
nesI-oolhd uhins make dinct cunn-rtIon, iuy
al pTiucpl points West and Sorthsrsi
PULLMAN Palace cars On all night trains
WHEELING. FITS. AND BALTIMORE my
'LaVeS daily 'Arri,,s t.IIVu
sr,.., ....' ~ = III 7.iOPm
Tickets to Ill principal POINTS on ,ale Al prpot.
Oihcc opcn al all hJutS during the day.
1HOs SHARP,
r,-,,n,,. Master Of THnspgItstirn.
y i, pEN hIb henl Ageul mJiA
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HeiihSnrilS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Bslllirr 81
t'O nj Bh 'geTUrt AI I %; aud arrives At sleu.
ben'nle At G:l5 m.
Leaves 'ieubeuy,lle at us 4 nj; arrive At
bridgeport Al s5j y m
5 eIial accommodation Trains lcare Bellaire a
$50 IN. and l2:ij p. w.; Bird. tp0ri al IS a. m.
and LOO p IN arrive Al Martins ferry PISS a. IN.
and l:lOp IN Returning leave Martins Ferry u
u ~ IN, and $50 D. m; tTidgepnt has a. IN.
and $40 p. mi Afriyo Al Belairt At 1850 a IN. aud
3a5 p III.
tickets to all principal points IN the Est and
West Can be procured ut the Utlon II ket Ufhcr.
dcLufc,lIcu'c and al the station At bridgeport.
r. r.. MlER-,
ny?9 General Pa,vonEer and TlrE,i Agent.
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TRANSPORTATION,

baltimore d ONO RAILROAD co
MRE 5E:.sliE;s
On and after May u, 1871, Passenger Trains VII
leave a. iollOWs-Wh,clihg lime.
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SUPPLEMENT

to . An Ordinance provide for the adjustment
of the grade OF certain streets and their improve
ment" passed September 1875. 49, { 3 =
WHEREAS, The Common Council by ordinance
passed Septenber 9Th, 1875, appointed Commission
TO consider the condition Of certain streets Of tho city
and,
WHEREAS said Commission after due consideration
Of the subject reported the said Council Oct 1875
their conclusions the subject, which report after
reference to special committee approved by said
Council Nov. s. 1875, aud the Street Committee In
srueted TO employ competent civil engineer to make
the necessary surveys profile b9nch marks and grades,
in accordance with such recommendation and,
WHEREAS these surveys DC, have been accomplished
in accordance with the recommendations Of said Com
mission, and the work endorsed by them In report
made to the Common Council, April 18th, 1876 and also
approved by said Council at that time therefore.
The inhabtants of the city Of Lambertvilie do
ordain
SEC. !. That the profile bench marks and grades
ferred to In the foregoing preamble made by John ].
Bishop and mended by the said Commission and
accepted by the said Council he and the here
by declared to be the established grade grades Of the
streets to which said profile and surveys refer.
SEC O. That all ordinances parts Of 0rdinances In
consistent with this are hereby repealed.
SEC g. That this ordinance shall take effect imme-
diately after Its publication according to law.
Passed April 10, 1877.
President Of Council.
Attest.
W. W. ROBINSON, Clerk.
Approved April 10, 1877.
April rs, pr fec, $500.
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DRlGGS' Catarrh Eradicator will cure Catarrh., 1t
Id arises from disorganized condition of the stomach
Initiated secretion of the gandear system, and impure
ty of the blood 1t is constitutional well as local
diseased. The symptoms are partial complete OBJ
struction Of the nasal cavity heavy, loaded dagreea
bic feeling in the head cogging up the throat 10 the
night with q thick obnoxious matter having when ex-
PEELED scabby appearance occasionally streaed with
blood. Briggs Cafarrh Eradcaor ID sent by mail
press on receipt of price makeswo Quarts
for use. Warranted cheapest aud effectua ADJ
dress DR.. J. Briggs and Co, Newark Sold BY G. N.
Shamslia, Moores Drug Store, Lannhestville, n. ].
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Mount Hope Cemetery Association

rTsHE Annual Meeting and Election OF Managers %
i the Mount Hope Cemetery Association will be held
at Lyceum Hall, on MONDAY EyEG, MAY 7th, at NJ
o'clock full attendance Of lot owners is requested
cHAs. sCHULHAUs, SEc'Y.
April 10, 1877.
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IBy Authority.1

=
wHEEEAs- Certain bonds, issued By the town Of LAM
bertrilIe In pursuance Of authority granted By acts
OF the Legislature approved March 9Th, 1868, Mar CHI
4th 1864 and February 24th 1885, which said acts an
thorized the town Of Lambertve TO raise money ior
the payment of bounty to volunteers, and to repay
certain loans previously made for that purpose, are
still outstanding and past due 10 the xnount OF
eighteen Thousand We hundred dollars and whereas
1877 power ID given to financial authorities of the
Cities towns and townships Of this state, to renew
ninetysix and twothirds per cent Of said indebted
ness any less part thereof BY the issuing Of the
bonds Of said CITY, town. or township Tor that purpose
ahs Isha5iionts Of he Cy Of Labeytuils do ordais
81 That the Mayor and Treasurer OF the city be
authorized to issue city bonds to be called bounty
Of one, two three and five hundred dollars each
a. may be most abe and bearing date Is issued and
with interest at sir per cent per annum payable on the
Tha hs q four thousand dollars Of
said bonds shall mature and be paid on the first day OF
October A. d. 1873 and the same amount OF four thou
sand dollars the hrst day of October In each and
every year thereafter, until all are paid.
Sees That the money necessary to pay the interest
said bends and the principal 1t natures shall be-
raised by tax assessed each year for that purpose
provided for in the acts reced in the preamble to this
SEC 4 That the proceeds Of The sale VI the honda
be issued under this ordinance shall be placed to the
credit OF the bounty fund account and that the time
for which this ordinance provides may be prescribed by
resolution Of Council provided Shes no bond shall be
sold less than its par value.
SEC S. Thai this ordinance shall take effect inimedi-
ately after Its publication according 10 law.
HOLMES D.ELY,
Fresdeft Of Council.
Attest; W " RoBB sIsr
Approved May sth, 1871, -,
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"A larger stock than ever will be found al
the store of l.. Tobias, One Price Clothier.
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THE MARK Els.


BERGER-sHIvE-a his feslaence Ia f,oyIcs-
town, May 10th. 1917 by Hsy 81 IS Andr ews,. No,
1090) Elwood r. Berger and Miss Bella Shive, both
of Lumberville, Bucks County, "a
KILLGORE-D AM May l6 hy Rev, Vas
sar Anthony Kiliqore. OF esfeat .5sui p9 ~ fseusf
e. daughter Of c. Q. Dunhaip, Esq Of ftnlnss9p,
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THE BLACK HILLS.

By Ii \ MAGuIRK who has spent p years in this re-
don --latest ACCOUNTS of Gold and silver PROSPECTS, Ag-
rcuitural and Grazing resources Climate, Hunting,
Fishng Indians and settlers Adventures with thea
Mining and Wild Western Life, the Waterfalls i9iltnE
Geysers, noble Scenery Immense Gorges etc WIN e
Nv ail NFwsprALRRs or sent st-pad for t2e, By
DoNNELl.Y LLOYD NC0., Publishers. Chicago, Ill.
May s-4w
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ID RIGGS Hair stinulatok dressing preservativeis
ID charmingly perfuned hair DRESSING possessing M
ness and premature gray hair, being cooling TO the
scalp instantly aays all itching banshes dsHdrun and
all erptiYe humors causing the young hair 20 grow by
stimulating and strengthening the hair focies and pa
pe which affords the Of the HAIR nutrinfent and
bertvie, Nj.
Fob. 7, 1876.
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Annual Meeting.
.svfiF Annual Meeting 81 she Stockholders q Ans
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-05-23
DEATHS.

FISHER--In New Hope. play goth, 1871, Stephen r.,
infant Of Michael and Jane Fisher, siss
TAYLoR.--In Solebury. May 9Th, 1877 May Taylor,
relic of Charles Talyor aged 81 years. formerly Of
Taylorsvie.
MoORE--Near Remington, May II, 1871 Mrs Eliza
beth Moore, wife Of Jonas Moore, 10 the 10th yfar OF
her age.