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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
DOOMSDAY In NEWARK.

JERSEY JUSTICE AS DISPENSED IN THE NEWARK
CRIMINAL COURT.
Yesterday was 'doomsda day" In the Newark Crmina
Court, aud aoout two dozen persons convicted OF
LOVING were The most important cases.
Patrick McGrath, gray haired man, for forging .
neighbours name to cucck for s45 was sentenced TO
ono YEARS. Imprisonment hard labor. John X.
worth spoke ccngIy to the prisoner, saying that II
was manifest from Tue large number Of potitions tho
Court had received til 1 he respectfully connected
aud had had tue bost Of opportunities Tor leading an
upright ana honorable lie.
Phillip Bowman Michael Bradigan and Bernard Nc
Cormick, hopeful trio OF young burglars, were called
up Tor sentence. Bowman was convicted four
charges o receiving stolen goods 1T Is believed he IN
bis associates 10 commit crime. They did so in
Orange ana West Orange he was sent 10 State Prison
Tor nvc years. Bradeau was sent TO the same place
for Two years ana Mccormick, IN consideration oil nav
ing gwen the state valuable information Leading
~ the breaking up OF gang OF thieves was lot OIL win
SIX months III the Pcniteu,ary.
Joseph Barban and Gustave Iexutto, Jr, who were
drugged her, wcrs sentcn te4Iexutlo 10 the Pencn-
nary Tor months aud Barplan 10 state Prison Tor
two years. Bafban nad been Ucioro the Court before,
hence hts severe sentence.
Charles u. Williams was given month III inc
County JAN Tor scnling young Lady an obscene val
Charles BaldAl, wnU Drutay assaultcd WIZ
IAN N. Fmdey, the gatekceper OF eweliyn Park, and
who attempted To shoot Mr.. Schucidcr, OF SCUM
orange, was lot on WITH SIX months IN The fcni en-
tary. For waylayin9 man IN tho nighttime and at
tempting 10 rob him Thomas Doughcrty received i've
years. state Prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
FATHER BYhNES LECTURES.

Tho last OF this highly interesting course OF lectures
by tho Rev. Father ByrIc, .. ). d., VIII BIO delivered
this evening at Terrace Garden Theatre, Fityninth
street, Third avenue. The subject Will BIO ''rho
Opportunities aud Duties Of the Irish Emigrants and
Their Children IN tho United States Judging from
the interest displayed III The preceding lectures TINS
ore Will attract large audience. Father byrne deals
win his subjects IN u thoroughly practical and In
structlve manner. On last sunday night the oldest
Cathons priest tho Uaiicu states, Father Dung.
gave the audience most Interesting discourse on his
rcJ,lectons vi the early days OF the Church IN tins
country This rabc man, who has been over sixty
years PRIEST, remembers Washington anu spoke with
touching eoquchce OF the great days when liberty
awakened throughout the yand by the sound oI the
rifles at Lexington. lie VIII attend Father Byrnc's
closing lecture tonight.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
The HOFFMAN CASE REVIVED.

Tho action brought by Jay Cooke, McCulloch & Co
to recover from George Hoffman the OF about
49, 3oO alleged TO have been advanced with the lateri
consent to his son, George j. Hoffman, since deceased
and who In Europe at the timc, was brought up
again before Judge Dykman, At Whtc Palms. yestcr.
day. The deceased, Il Will be recolccted became In
Iatualed with the danseuse Bopianti whom he fol.
lowed to Europe AMI finally married.. The case,
wnch originally involved matter of f5S5,
was tried la Brooklyn aud decided IN favor OF tho
plaintiffs. This decision was subsequently confirmed
by the General lcrm-Jutge Dykman writing tho
opinon--anJ Is now pending In the Court OF Appeals
Argument Is now made Tor trial on the ground
OF newly discovered evidence the form OF letters
written by member OF the firm OF Jay Cooke & Co.
10 George j. Hoffman, and lately delivered TO the do
Acndlnt by widow OF the deceased; aud other
letters by the firm to tho defendant. recently
found by the widow Odlc Close appeared for the
icndant General Thomas H. Hubbard the plans
tins Judge Dykman took The papers and reserved his
dost
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
Is THERE TO DE HoLIDAY?
NEW YORK. May L.. Isl

/ 4
NEW YORK, May IL, 1871
To TIM Eplron or THE HERALD
There is IL prevailing impression that the carnival,
announced Tor Tuesday next Is gong TO DO vory I'm
posing and gorscous spectacle; that will DO exact
reproduction OF similar pagcants IN the South OF
Europe and that tho cnicrprisng gentlemen engaged
In its preparation Will spare pains ~ make ii
pletc success In common with most OF your reader
we have heard much o the gayctv OF Florence aud VI
Rome during The carnival umr ana share the general
CURIOSITY 10 witness the 81 ccaco tuesday. 10 III 3
end general holiday would DC very desirable, AS other
wise the working classes 10 winch We bciOngI would
have opportunity oi Seeing the show. We therefore
respectfully solicit the able advocacy of tho HERALD,
venture suggest IN appeal through your edito
rial columns to employers generally, feeling assured
that petition will not be overlooked by journal
which has ever procsscd sympathy Tor those who
labor. L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
Lolita AND THE CHARITY GIRL.

To EDITOR THE HgaALp-
II having gone the round OF the papers that wrote
my drana ''rhe Charity Girl" specially for Lotta
beg, therefore, to deny this most cmphatically had
seen Lotta IN one play only when read my drama to
her, ana she expressed herself delighted with the
rnngcment OF the plot and construction and at
once became the purchaser OF the same Contrary TO
my positive arrangements with her, she produced my
drama In ST, Louis, instead Of Philadelphia, anu her
refusal TO play II In the latter city und breaking her
word Is las she writes), ssThat though an excellent
drama and ubledly good II is not adapted to her
style" In kindly inserting this lcttcr II your widely
read paper you Will oblae, yours truly.
EMMA SCHIFF.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
GENERAL QUESADA.

General Don Rafael Qucsada Of the liberuting army
OF Cuba, rs staying Tor short time this city with
his sister, Mrs. Carlos Manuel Ccspcdes, the widow Of
the deceased President OF FREQ Cuba General Quesada
was instrumental IN saving the life OF Senior Prado.
son oil the President Of Peru, who lately IN dan.
ger OF being captured OF tho coast Of Nicaragua ny
Spanish cruiser Prado is In the naval service Of tne
Cuban Republlce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
HOME AGAIN.

Among the passengers the steamship City OF
Richmond, from Liverpool, due this morning. i
Thomas y. Lewis, who was implicated with Bcckwlth
(now IN the State rrsoI) Tor large Iorgcres
mitcd when In the employ Ut Mr. BabOtt, the 20 y
MANUFACTURED Lows Is III charge OF Detective Golden.
oil the Central Police Gilce OF this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13

Tho Board OF Health has issued u circular advising a
limited attendance at funerals OF persons who NAV
have led OF scarlet fever, dphthcra measles whoop
ing cough and a d,siniection OF tho surroundings VI
deceased. The board also advises the OF scale
wooden or mctaInc collins when the expense can be
afforded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
To THE EprToR or THE HERALD: :

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
Would the protector OF the proposed ambulance
corps, whose letter appeared In your Mondays issue,
and signed "Medcus," inform masses through
your columns II nything has been done toward tho
organizing oil said corpsg Yours &C.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
NLw YoRK's CARNIVAL.

Nlw YoRKs CARNIVAL.
The preparations for the coming carnival are being
vigorously forwarded, and tomorrow evening all will
be completed The dogs had sooner ceased to bark at
the Hppodromc than the place resoundcd to the merry
ring OF hammers the hum OF live hundred busy
making ready tor the ball OF the carnival Manhat
tan Market, the home OF many Of the mystic wonders
that New York Tuesday night, like the
Hippodrome, u scene OF hurry and ACTIVITY. No one
but himself has yet found out who "Rcx" IS Assur-
apces are gwen, however that His Royal High IS
Will land al the government pier IN time 10 accompany
the day procession up Broadway. Atcr leading Inc
dag pageant Rex VIII be secretcd at me 81. u cu
Hotel until i Is time 10 begin tho night parade Then
he VIII emerge again and manly reveal himself AT tho
grand ball AZ Glmores Garden. The Indications are
favorable Tor holiday on Tuesday, and tweniy-seven
firms IN Maiden lane have signed an agreement 10 close
their establishments.
THE DAY PROCESSION
The route OF the day procession IS as follows: -
From the Battery up Broadway 10 Fourteenth street,
through fourteenth street 10 Fourth avenues thence
to seventeenth street, passing reviewing stuhd on
Seventeenth to Broadway then to Ski cenh through
sixteenth TO FIitn avenue, 10 Forsy-sccond street ut
"kns's Headquarters
NIGHT PROCESSION.
The route Of the night procession Will he from Forty
second street ana Fth avenue, through ruth avenue
Fourteenth street. 10 Fourth avenue thcAcc 10 seven
tccnth street TO the reviewing stand 'roadway down
10 sixteenth street, through sixteenth street 10 ruin
avenue, through Fifth avenue 10 Twenty-third street,
to Madison avenue, through Madison avenue 10 Ihry.
fourta street ana dismiss.
The night process Will be formed us ioliows:-
Plaioons OF Police.
Seventy lrst Regiment Bupd, leo by +. }. Eben.
Heralds.
Earl Grand Marshal
knights OF BaIor, knights oil Solomon.
Balzac, knights OF the Crown.
knights
Squires.
Lord Chamberlains.
Lord High Shcris.
Baron OF the Exchequr.
FIRST Regiment Ycomanry OF the Guard
Mamclukcs.
Kings Band RoyaD.
Fifty Beef caters
Guards Kings Royal Standard. Guards.
Kings Body Guard.
Body Guard. Kings Royal Chariot Body Guard.
Kings Body Guard Royal.
Torch Bearers. Torch Bearers.
, Kings Purveyor OF Wines. =
Brewer Royal.
Columbus Planting The FIRST Standard on =
= American SOIL 2
America II Was. g
ship 3
The Santa Maria. q
Do Soto Discovering the
Mississippi :.
- POcahontas RcscniDg Captain Smith q
Hendrick Hudson Eutcriug the z
: Hudson River. y
Penn Treating with tie Indians
Boston Tea ship. =
Music =
Putnam's Call
- Washington Crossing the Delaware. !,
Washington Valley folgc :
Capture OF MAJOR Andro z
Perry on Lake Erie. =
Muse
- Battle oil New Orleans
Soldiers Dream. Z
Music
North ana South. :
Tho Reconciliation. :
Uncle Sam
q Astridc the World. 8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13

THE WAR AMBULANCE CORPS.

To EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
The formation OF an ambulance corps" to servo in
the present Russo-Turkish war has been proposed
through tho columns OF tho HERALD by "Mcdicus. !"
As such step would likely meet general appreciation
among the medical profession OF this country further
Information as TO the proposed plan would DO appre-
ciaed by The undersigned aud, am surc. many others
likely to take personal interest IN The matter VIII
the gentleman kindly give through your edium his
proposed plan for such outfit, and obgc, very truly,
&C., SCAI.PEL
The Morning herald., 1877-11-28

claimed the coordinate right Of the Senate
to information respecting nominations, and
will insist upon the same, to which effect
the Vice President was notified to inform
the President. 1t is now evident that the
break between the President and the ex-
tremists is beyond reconciliation. Conkling,
In discussion Of the question, intimsted
that the action of the Senate in these cases
would have an important bearing upon the
Presidents title. It now seems that amongst
the extremists any movement on the part of
Tilden would not be opposed.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-28

| Easy eXpectoration, increased power o
the Lungs, and the subsistence of irritation
manifest from cessation of cough and thu
enjoyment Of rest, are the rewasds upoI
taking DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, by all con-
sumptive patients. Price 25 cents.
A new music hall was opened in Glasgow
on the l4th inst, by the performance of the
"h.essiah." The NJ srchioness of Lorne,
who was present. accompanied by her hus-
band and Lady Elizabeth Campbell, divided
the attention of the audience. Onthe night
following DR.. Hans Won BuIov conducted a
Beethoven concert in the same hall.
The store Of D. McClosky may be called
| the fashionable one Of the Cry. lis goods
are Of the choices. kind. What looks so
| bad as an article that has beer handled
much by shoppers. Mr.. D. has already
convinced the public that be sells much
lower than any store in town. He is con.
SANITY changing his stock, buying for cash.
H. gets large per Centsge that alone is in
itself, a large profit. Visit the estsbliths
ulent and you will be pleased.
When Mr.. Archibald Forbes met Sir Sam
uel Baker and his wife on their return from
Africa, the clever correspondent In ide Il
singular observation that Sir Samuel, who
had lived on oatmeal and water for months.
took exception TO the style IN which the first
tried sole he had eaten for many years was
cooked, and that Lady Baker, who had worn
a sack in africa, could hardly ind anything
bright and beautiful enough in Worth's
atelier to deck herself withal.
Why hesitate where to purchases It is a
short walk 10 the establishment, 2O2 Market
street, OF Nm. B. Cole young snd enters
prising merchant, in the Gents Furnishing
Goods, the equal, if not superior 10 any in
this city, in the same business. Young men
especially ought to be friendly, and think
Of Others Of their age. Don't pass by, but
walk in and have chat, something in stock
may please you. When you hear the price,
it will be so far below the others, trat YOU
will say, why you do sell cheaper than
elsewhere.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-28
SPECIAL BARG AIMS.
500 Horse FCEanSefs, E'r zee 90 Cents.

G nt nucSin
-irOllou a don ahrll
NeW 1"E
The Morning herald., 1877-11-28
TELECRAMS.
FOREIGN.

PRIsINT ASPECT OF THE FRENCH CRISIS
PARIS, Nov. H.-The Budget Committe'
= of the Chamber of Deputies will sit upol
the question of refusing ts vote the budge
unless President MacMahon takes Repub-
lican cabinet. The chamber Is expected Il
decide the matter on Thursday.
To-day's Figaro says should the Govern
ment dissolve the Chamber state Of seige
will be proclaimed in the frontier provinces
and \ few departments, particularly those
where newspapers are discussing the dis
position of the army. As to the latter the
Figaro declares 1t were possible that . state
Of siege may be proclaimed irrespective of
the question Of dissolution.
Note-In Paris and other large cities
newspapers are discussing whether the army
will support MscNahon or the Republic In
esse of conflict. During two nights past
small manuscript placards, insulting or
threatening President MacMshon, have been
posted in various quarters of Paris.
rHs PEOPLE BECOMING FESTIVE.
The Gazette des Tribunsux states that a
hundred persons were arrested yesterday
for drunkenness, raising sedi,ious cries, and
insulting or resisting the police.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-28

NEVERSINK STEAMER TRIAL.
THROWS STREAM THROUGH ~ INcE
NOZZLE, 800 FERT, INCHES.
Yesterday afternoon the new Neversink
Steam Fire Engine manufactured by Clapp
3 Jones, was tested under the supervision
of Mr. s. r. Rainey, Superindent of Clapp
i Jones establishment. Mr.. j. Benson had
charge of the engine during the trial. A
challenge to there brother flremen to unite
in public trial of the power and efficacy Of
the different steamers in the Fire Depart
ment, which was accepted by the Junior.
The attention Of City Councils was drawn
to the matter, and they tefused the use OF
any Oft the city hose and prohibited the use
of the steamers for any such purpose. The
Neversink. however, determined to have
their steamer tried, Messrs Clapp 4 Jones
furnished the necessary hose, and the event
took place yesterday in West Penn Square
with the follnwing result. With 40 lbs. of
steam and 200 lbs. water pressure, the en-
CINE threw a stream though 200 feet of hose
and is inch nozzle, distance of 500 feet
inches. Reading Eagle.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-28
FOR RENT.

EOR ENI,-THREE LARGE Rooms
l. suitable Ter storage. o! a small private
family. Rent low. Apply
no'-'-I ST MARKtT ST.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-28
NOTICE..

Prof. George Poole, the Australian Msgi
clan, has rented the Chadwick Museum
anc'will give his wonderful performances
every hour during the day and evening
consisting ledgerdemain, ventriloquism and
the " English Punch and Judy Show" and
also Mile. ZuAaa, the Circassiau lady
sword swallower. Admission, 10 cents.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-28
DOMESTIC.
PROPOSED LYNcHIxG DEFERRED.

PROPOSED LYNCHING pEFHKkED.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. a1.-A Columbi.
special states George Reper. alias Frans
NcGhee, the negro who attempted to ou'
rage the person of Miss Bette Templeton
was brought to Columbia from Athens yes
terdsy evening snd taken before the young
lady, who was too much excited to identify
him, and the proposed lynching was post
poned until to>day.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-28
MARRIED..

MCCCLLIN-kANE Chester. on tho
4St ST.. by the Rev. Joseph Welsh
David A. McCullin TO Miss Maggie Kane
ooth OF this city. NO cards.
Philadelphia papers, please copy.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-28
DEATHS,

DAvls'-0n the 9Th inst. at 24l South 9Th
Street, Philadelphia, Frahcis, wife nj
William ravis, in the 3 year Of her age.
Euuera. al the cepot az lis Tomorrow
" edReSdsy. 10 proceed to Riverview
Cemetery.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-28

Tew. JONES, Fancy =, pysTs:1 pSyCfDt1 SSinaIS
Street, Brancl 0ttice, i,,s toiD'l 'ladiH
Vine Streets, Philade pnff" every dws
Gentlemen's Garments ga -, Shoes
ton Dyed or Cleansed. 6H,eansed. H
ers and Gloves Dyed or oie"
April 1877,
The Morning herald., 1877-11-28
DENTISTRY
sURPRlssspt FL a.
X, tremendous reduction az
pr. sroUGnT?S's'

AtfulI set s,tos,O. The Ia'";r N the W
St, ties, and is rapidly sfi,niisins sf1i,,hnri.isbdou
s~ery dinner table in innly &C. ~.
ins 55c. to s.. Extracting nrss,ions lens perl%w1]
.,pi7yine street. Philadelph'"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-10-06
No Nonsense About the Pope.

An old French lady had for some
time suffered from an affection of the
leg OF so serious nature that. acting
under the advice of eminent physicians.
she at last consented to have the limb
amputated as the only chance of restora-
ton to health. On the day, however. be-
fore that on which the operation was to
take place, one Of her friends persuaded
her to defer it until she had tried the
effect OF stocking in his possession that
had been worn by the Pope, and which
he asserted would infallibly cure her.
she accordingly put on the stocking. and
at the end of a few days was able To WALK
about. Having made VOW that If the
remedy proved successful she would per-
form a pilgrimage to Rome, she lost no
time in redeeming this pledge and on be-
ing ushered into the presence Of the Pope.
Frustrated herself with emotion before his
Holiness, enthusiastically thanking him
for the benefit she had derived from the
use Of his stocking. After hearing her
story the Pope coldly replied, You are
most fortunate. One Of my stockings has
healed you and restored you a leg. As for
myself, put two Of them on each morn
ing, yet ] am not able to walk or even
stand upright on my legs, and am Obliged
70 be wheeled about in a chair"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-10-06
FOR THE YOUNG FOLKS.
Too Little. Ehy

Two little girls are better than one,
Two little boys can double the fun,
Two little birds can build n fine nest,
Two little arms can love mother best,
Two little ponies must 60 toa span,
Two little pockets has my little man,
Two little eyes To open and close,
Two little ears and ono little nose,
Two little elbows, dimpled and sweet,
Two little shoes ON two little feet,
Two little lips and one little chin,
Two little checks with roses set i'm,
Two little shoulders chubby and strong,
Two little legs running all day long,
Two little prayers does n y darling say,
Twice does he knecl by my side each day,
Two little folded hands, soft aud brown,
Two little eyelids east meekly down,
And two little angels guard him in bed.
One at the foot and one at the head
-ndru M1f,es Do,f1s
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-10-06

The receipts from the sale of postage
stamps decreased nearly $500. 900 last
year. The falling of is accounted for
by the forced sales Of country POST.
masters who draw commission ON
what they sell. Under the present law
Postmaster Of a country town in Ohio
can visit Cincinnati, sell 81 200 worth of
stamps to merchants for 5000, clear 5000
by the transaction and cause the govern
ment the loss Of the same amount.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-10-06
Black a. the Raycn.. WING

Grey hair can DO changed to a glossy black by a
single application Of DR. TurT'S Hair Dye. IL acts
like magic, and is warranted as harmless as water.
III your Druggist does not have II ask him To order
for Ynn. Price
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-10-06

A STEEL Thorn Hedge. No other Fencing so
cheap or put up so quickly. Never rusts. stains.
decays, shrinks. wnTps- Unaffected By FIRE.
wind. or food. A complete barrier 20 tho most
unruly stock Impassable by man CT beast TWO
DURING THE LAST YEAR. For saio az the
leading hardware stores. with Stretohcrs and
Btaples Sond Tor llinrfrafnd pnmnhlnf
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-10-06

NEw YORK World: Gentleman, for
whose savage breast music hath no
charms, is about 10 hire a fat.
will take the rooms" he SAYS 10
the janitOr, con condition that there IL
no nat occupied by tenant who plays a
piano" "
There is none, sir"
That evening as the new lodeer sits
down 10 read he hears. IL cannot be Z
II is-it is the Battle Of Prague
played, not by ear nor by note, but by
main strength. lie seeks and throttles
the janitOr.
3" Wretch, thought you told me that
none Of the other dodgers had pianoPj
None has one, ST"
Then whose 49, n;ano
is thatT
d. Ny daughter, sir; cannot tell a
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-10-06
The Trial. OF a Irou.eL..ner

COURSE the whole lot That scale agent
cheated me out of $50, clean, for could
have bought better Five Ton Wagon Scale
for $50, on trial, freight paid to my own
door, of Jones, of Binghamton, Binghamton,
New York"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-10-06
VEGETINE
Purifies the Blood, Reno
Yates and InvigOrates
the Whole System.
Its Medical Properties are
ALTERNATIVE, TONIC, SOLVENT and
DIURETIC.
Reliable Evidence.
MIR. II. Il. STEVENS:

MIR. II. II. STEVENS:
Deaf Sir 1 will most c heerfuIly
a"d my testimony to the great
number you have already re.
ccived in favor of your great and
good medicine, "Veeetine. !" FOR
i do not think enough can be
said N. it's praise, for was
troubled over twenty years with
that dreadful disease, CaIarrh.
and had such bad cough ug spells
that 10 would seem as though 4
never gould breathe any more.
aud Negeiine" has cured me-:
and i do ieel TO thank Cod all
the time that there is so good a
medicine as "Ycgetine, land Il
also think 10 one Of the beat med
tciues Tor coughs and wax.
sinking feelings at the stomach
and advise every body to tate
Z he "yegetine," for can ,ssnro
them is one Of the bss: medi.
cines that ever WAS.
Mrs. T.. GonY.
Corner Magazine and Walnut
Sts., Cambridge, Mass.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-10-06

nIou feel duh, dfbwsy, dcbilitated have frequent
headache. mouth tastes badly, poor appetite. aud
tongue coated you suffering from tor Did liver or
"biousne-s. aud nothing will cure you 80 speedily
LAroR MEDICINE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-10-06

OUR sale for Hatch's Universal Cough
Syrup for four years past, has been greater
WALDO a. TRACEY Woyari, NJ
Sold by JOHN ID. PARK & SONS, Gin. O.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-10-06

PATENTEEs and inventors should read adj
vertisement of Edison Bros, in another col
umn.