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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-08-31
ENDORSED By THE MOST EMINENT rHYslc

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
pAIN in the right side, under the edge
L of the ribs, increases on pressure
sometimes the pain is in the left side;
the patientisrarely able to lie on theleft
side; sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder blade, and it frequently
extends to the top of the shoulder, and
is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
tism in the arm. The stomach is affect
ed with loss Of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general are costive, some
times alternative with lax; the head is
troubled with pain, accompanied with
dull, heavy sensation in the backpart.
There is generally a considerable loss
of memory, accompanied with pain
full sensation of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. A slight, dry cough is sometimes
an attendant. The patient complains
of WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he complains ola prickly sensation
ofthe skin; his spirits are low: and al
though he is satisfied that exercise
would be beneficial to him, yet he can
scarcely summon up fortitude enough
to tryit. In fact, he distrusts every rem
edy. Several of the above symptoms
attend the disease, but cases have oc-
Cured where few of them existed, yet
examination Of the body, after death,
has shown the LIVER to have been eX-
tensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DIR. c. McLANR's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them A FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements and as
asimple purgative they are unequalcd.
BEWARE OF mutations.
The genuine DR.. G. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DIR.
MCLANE's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS
bear the signatures of c. MCLANE
and FLEMING Bros. on the wrappers.
TInsist on your druggist or store
keeper giving you the genuine DR.. c.
MCLANR's LIVER PILLS, prepared
by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing to give DR.. C. McLANE's LIVER
PILLS trial, will mail, postpaid to any part of
the United States one box Of Pills for twenty-five
sents. y FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-08-31
Preservation OF Ice.

Mr.. Sampson Gamgee, Surgeon OF the
Queens Hospital, Birmingham, in a
short article, calls attention to the sub
jcct of preserving ice in cases OF sick
ness. His practice for some years has
been to cut piece of flannel about nine
inches square, and secure it by ligature
round the mouth of an ordinary tumbler,
so as to leave a cup-shaped depression
of flannel within the tumbler to half its
depth. In the flannel cup so construct
ed pieces of ice may be preserved many
hours, all the longer if piece of flannel
from four to five inches square be used
as loose covering to the ice-cup. The
cheap flannel, with comparatively open
meshes is preferable, as the water easily
drains through it, and the ice is thus
kept quite dry When good flannel with
close texture is employed, a small hole
must be made in the bottom OF the flan-
mel cup, otherwise it holds the water
and facilitates the melting Of the ice,
which is, nevertheless, preserved much
longer than in the naked cup or tum-
Bier.
A reserve supply outside the bedroom
door can be secured by making a flannel
cup, on the plan above described, in Il
jug, aud filling it with little humps Of ice
care being taken that there is space
enough below the bag to allow the water
to collect and leave the ice dry. This
provision will allow the ice to be used
during the hottest night, without the
supply failing, or the patient being dis
turbed-two very important considera-
tions. The real therapeutic benefit Of
ice is only produced in some case by its
free use, and its soothing and sitting eff
feet must be aided by the most perfect
surrounding quiet
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-08-31

The reading columns on this page will be de-
voted, mainly, to topics pertaining to FARM and
HOUSEHOLD. The farmer readers of the Bull
LETIN are requested to write for it.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-08-31

A correspondent of the Freeport Qll.)
Journal says:-From extensive observa-
ton in Stevenson and Winnebago coun-
ties, ILL.,, / have fonnd that where clover
had been sown and come up with wheat
it has nearly or entirely prevented any
injury to the wheat by the chinch bug.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-08-31
DOBBIN'S STARCH POLISH !
HOW DA SHINE
A GREAT DISCOVERY,

BY the use of which every family may give
their linen that brilliant polish peculiar to fine
laundry work. Saving time and labor in iron
ing, more than its entire cost. Sold by grocers,
or will be sent postage paid on receipt of 25cts.
Dobhins, Bro. Co., l3 N. 4th St., Phil
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-08-31
r. S. g. A. p. LACEY, Att'ys,

Any person desiring Information as to the
standing and responsibility of the members of
the firm, will, on request, be furnished with q
satisfactory reference in his vicinity or Con-
greSsiOnal District. I2-24tf
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-12-13
esIShia. ga. dasiniss Gtsertbums1.
OerRauft Bel oGsn CrMssifteH.
Sic 2nn9c /!
&6ipinN NiMebt.

Tisrt eufrsibruM ure etfihrIi&r &raHfhtit
unh esrtn Srrautaehtuee ,Srustcmt. ss:nab>
I6ITiattr 6uTitn, ga&tiHrrei6. 6sifrrfstL 9ebr>
fster-reresn permanent srtciIt eHr6 ), Pr.
Grapnt'S gSmpeune Sprdr
spn riIhytH RtFl6e n"
Sren&itie-&in 1rYtduftr Der panaeH>
fHsainNfuht, ia d arGfirriHrt eur6. GntarrS
ren Gntnneune her S6Iriul. Nsmtrant esT
Quft> YaiTaat, nit 6ufttn uHe guerurf, tur>
,.m @ittm. 6tifrIsit unD S6mtusR tn Der
Sruf Cur ale brSn6 cltn ahteitrHsn. EtN>
IN 6aIA. GtrIuf efr Siim rt, &uiitn, il
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-12-13

wtrSCt dafnasrtfaR Hnb' erkaas lAa.
ttrIus dnf His gtta6: 5a tressn.
ea&snb frwipsrle. .leA GaHs, .,9leFG
Iitber eitaienant. otrape .DtStalh, mtiI
i'd elt U.rtet tsR1R, BIN iA tiaei&e
serttfen bic Stftttt, GelHen Gis R0.
fiiseu rAaFtn, StStnam6t. ben SaHnrt-
Rtr, Rt&ss an :" aqereeFlits pcaM bSr
eituteuant Gtapenbausen 1nGAea, Gb,
H S4as sias nsAt sea ,ees Stetr
lt. s.s
,Gs nlst StRtn AGef aj4tas fpraA
er frernptt6. abr beItfmnst I'D este
ntftt aus mtinem f;tastnbtR MtefYettfy
ftGNe tttaue ; sss9dtk, 9paes, reitrn @v
SUtrber befOE grisrn 5ie .SSbrsR @rnrraI
'Hb nsttben 5ie Tom, rte6GlG 60 S6neE
ramSl ftA mar, Md sffaaSrR lR Eeh-
nsta r''
Ircs fefure EeEssrs nTu9ts 6c4 sr
e!riGerlRt tahsn; or f1t elm tab CT ae.
gen ben rTfRsen Saanetatr Riots GAs.
rttttn tonne, Def ldnaerem 8ermeElen
b1aesta aur eiue lihsrtihs 3oas )eteEsg
maFs; er aab ftintu Tisrbe BE sve+rn
aaD frrsnsts, srfctSt sen fftntr 34RH-
fbaft ttnpts.
Ter oluretfer utrr rIsf tom AdH
,.GDtru" Strr eieuituant. maAfa Gte
Fetnen Terfd4. ntt beaacA li-FlastR
--e6 Stbt nos mtbr TRtrIEctttsfrtDrr aa
btrNr SfrlBy 70
DlRn. als bic TatVrnife frn eEyrerte
Oilb&rH vrrftwuH6eH mar, feHte sr frEn
TfrN In turFn 9ras Hnb rtts toHsfam
mad hem place. no Der 6erles nzit bem
General serwanbert ben 9erfaa nit an.
seltbrt tltts, UtRr ii4 erslirsn ~ fSa.
men; rtsblIs Der eisultnant vOn Der
0tfanssnuabmt pss ,,Raurrs" abse.
foneen Eel.
Gaus a6T rtstraStg aaf Dea Gtaesal
tu MATTE ton NslSuas ttlRJti4 Der
rt4tt9cn rlrbersdte Der DeptEAt Hn6faS.
&c bduu ld6eae bel: 80 e,g
oGrteGeRy. wrnn Sie mid rgeter elm.
NAL fansen tdTea wc1eu, 70 fCfeth Sle
.hafar. Sab Dtes an staer 5teae se.
ftIett. rU - Ftias 1lstrIettIsfeIbeV
finh 1"
Grim Dor asrser po1te Der General
Huftrdufen. ubrr ker 6ersUs brad In eiR
9tIi&tsr aus. 42
Sat sena6t. gut ssmatt Ilssfr
@1us :" rief er. GH Dor lanen FHdttrtne;
.,tet Bctr, 3lsetlten. Den frfeStR atrb
nt&t; Drtf uas 1a f;t(la. 3l, auErR
Rcrsen, uab aaf 8ieeerfetrn teaft Hbs
eub .m
Rtt bisftu @erstn fprenste Ger Sara
sefclst sOn SINS unS frEasm Stases sh1,
scn; 0saf 3asttfsin aSer ssrfuHtt ME
sitStr. ~ttH zRaarsr" aafTs,riS laf.
itR..
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-12-13

Tie aAttTstibNstr Sn&tantluns 10
NIT etm StTrrirt htr fur 3mtrild Be.
ffimmtsn Autsabs cbiatr @rfihtt terbrt
pcrfen anb stsiIt rem 8e-rbrsrn zee
arresn 9pHten nit, hae bds Bud isst
jur 8erfrAeuRe bersit ii.
AHsn Vetrnunaen btIiets mon ttnge.
traa In 8crm elmer Tofanrtifuns bet.
iultsrH.
&arl H1rA,uare
e Ti,rauGet. Di1.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-12-13

- -Gtn tlrtnss vtfdSrtsfe. MI6Ata
trann.e sntilit In &naCenFteittFa ftta.
en- Glttrn In Bcr4easr, gtlFaGlFettS,
hur& unb aa6 R6 abtraG S.fltttntR
&ndten due. Sin gsccfIeR irafhk ttE
sermstntlite 3ndte Don ttntm &erSp
@m. ReSartnts In eiHen CnnItaS an1
sttrc1tn. RfGartnes IRttreiitle. Go
fur ion. cher rssluaser fur ar, "a le ism
Cfsn ,r,ibltt. fie fei itren In @Uf6eRsr
IaF,. rOsnsnSen GittrR ussespifsR
unc betst ,.GsOrsIe @arI6an. ,Rt.
Gartnes CAB 6as gpGhdben fetAer Wdttia
in Sabut lnh f6rieb Ra4 8erGeetr,
I'm iiber Ne Sussunft Ju ertalten. Gt,
neil bic &lrint mebrevt Sage i'm T1e.
Gartnss's euufe mar. eelans 60 ibr ben.
Rct, tbr Gsf6lrtt 10 Ntrtetnli&eR.
Gipss fdses sat fie Sran RrG 1rtnve,
fie mcse .ibr srlluten. Dor ttnt 21uie III
fpteira. 9atSemsflt.bie G:laubnie e.
taiten. ssrf&wanb fe. Am ndGttR
2dse trdf aus @Or6taer Sie Ra&ri&s
stn. bat sRip&tn waros son tbT.R Gi.
tcTr ssia&t. Der Srcotlsntr SrtiEa
Gamrtsf teIssrSpbtrtr lore TerloRaItt.
itrrituna mac dtItu srCseR Stibtea her
NahtarfGaft uub lie irarb hnID Daraaf
In Bottom GnseEuIten. Ett alshnt oar
itrem Batter, an zen tic isst luraGseIts.
ftrt IN, $50 entweneet, ua DamIt aaf
Nbenteusr ouslusctea.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-12-13

Ter I'm Sabre 1880 rtrfcrbtne Der.
goa 9uetpia pVu Saeen mar Elm du6erft
icpiIlrr 6err, Der 90 nitt rerinmlbte,
I'm 3rrilr rinissr Aussrplblten etnen
eutrn 7runt 3u tSun. une rann ttfou.
-btr6 lisbtr, nit GineIn cesr Nnptren
fstntr 3sitstnOdta fi& elm SplbIsia iu
mI@en. ..,.....- -..-
Die Auserwiblttn a6tr tpaTtn. ka btr
icpiale Or. Elm GROCER 1RiIitir uno SasS.
freauU mar. sinise bUtaHtlise Gensrdis
uup Stercfisiere Res in ftiner &tiihen,
sarniirnireneen @aresrsSimeRts. ees.
slei&en cinise 8rrqminntr zen tlptlIC.
fem SidmuEauuie une elm rlnjisrr
Rittaeeliser, Der tbeuio wiEise, ale &C..
male SIumeiitcr @luS, Der trcS fsiRrr
tlrsrritttrR 6erlunfttu ben ausstiprc.
&tHsu SitbIinssn bss 3ersests stbOr.
ts.
I'm dter ben In ben ausen Der iiSri.
gen 3r8gtnpHtn an i.inr @sburt tls.
tsnesn Rdttt siriserma5sn gu titssn,
bate CT Jlrt, b1 Glue cine GTtetuns
In zen AetIfdnb ecnItaItnt aueftlua.
biritn sdm Nilitlr Saubirettcr trnannt
une ibm ben GbdraFttr eiues Sberiten
pcrlisbrn. -
Ttsisr 4aus nun mar ter Grfaetr
,abacftr S6mlnfe. u6tr relHt Der Ser.
ics fsts in unserbStlrnRtr Dtilt isin
9trsnlssn du5trts, Gle itm dtst sbtric
f.bT eas @i5faasn Der ,.Rdnnsr pUn to.
ttuOftr Gstur" ,u,Cssn,. auf rertn 80.
Fen @auS S&rdnit mstf RiRauetis
fen. F'i.. .-s.--
Dit fu8tu .bteis babsr fit su rsSan-
6irer unH ma&tn Htebalb, wte Ser,ca
euprpts islbf ttssrttten ttdt, ben gcr-
fuh. aub ben .Naurrr," Wie fie ben
9lumtifer ser0bnltt untsr fi& mann
ten. ..auiiistn" au IaEfn. -.
1auS aber, Der bic @eTnnuns.n ftinrr
.3etsrnrftn rrttt wptt tdnntt uub itrt
Atf6ten rurbfrIute. mar aui fsiner
Gut unO-fue nttt auf; i'm @essutttil
tpRe:e er Die ssstn ion ssri6stsn Rl6-
inatiCaeu fets fc sa brsbtn une su men.
ben, rab er eie ed1er--dlfC ben 9srics
-l6ltsslt& ouf isiner Stits bate.
Run fanb aftnmaI Sur llctune Der
Grupren elm src6es ~ ln6sfr BON s.sen
eiudnr.r rptrtrrneer 9btteiluR3en RAFT,
beren zine ispeiIs, um Ger anfertn ale
Glfsurr tenntlt6 1u fein, ipelse Sinbtn
am ben linttn Dbsrorm trus ferner mar
ouscradIt& tefimn,t. bei zen llsbnns,n
0lIe sstrk6ltntfTe 9hes riritinen. .aritses
Ja 9runbe -iu lestn. iaur fplte tisrbsi
baS btbautt 5tlb 70 pitl. rpte nur mSa.
lid, Sef&cnt irtrpen.
Die lanSteritsrli6en Nirforsen ains
iCsar 10 nett tsn llntSrtbanen fur otlc
gerraaans:n i'm HtIbt Grfas ,usuiit.
ern, auSes mar ,u rttftia 3mefr eint
ttaent Gpmntliisu utertrsekst Ncrben,
welGf Zen fsrtei&upsr abufAisen unr
Sen tetrtftnbtn Grfas 3u teiRen bate.
llm,bisfe ben Rritasu,tRiferiunt erra6.
fenhfn llntcftsn isbO4 -mSafina aertns
iu u,od,tn. mar ben Grupsen bur6 be.
fcartrtn Grlas untefebl.R. inter tetnen
Seetnsunatu elm RttTrsthsfetb ju bstrr.
ten. ba Siefes GrssusrtF ets Sslptaues
bdmdts febr bod I'm Sretft flnb uub
Der ,u lstRente GrfaS nes6Glb teidbt fe6r
trbe otmenfonen bdtte annetnten iSu.
nen. rvs rse !.
60 pdr ein berrli6te militirtfnss
G&dufpttf su erwdrten, unb Der Ser,cs
felbff bate fidt nit yGttnern ssefamutten
Stats in's Gassr besebea, I'M bemfeltea
: tur61tS&t ftine anpeftnbstt NOD mtbr
@lar3 stt serltibtn !; aud Der sauSEreI.
tor tutts in lstne 5strFlipifOrn f&laS.
isH unt, ,ats tIss. AT psrfSstiSsr atiu-
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-12-13

tantbte &eEaess init lem in's 0tlb sis.
Zen rtiiRen. frttli3 nur, un ais neatrd.
ler 3uf&autr F& an ben uttunstn Sc,
tttiliAen lnb abtnbsim 3sln t,s 300.
Gen SsbistsrS. pO f6 grsunb u. 5etnb
bri'm Gddk @rin StFfammtlttt, vel.
nc s4~dafe toIIdRea lu ftHH.
on. -
Gttb fNtsn haber hem GSafen 3nSel.
Rein, hsm tCnrmanDtrtnstn Den.rdl Der
tinen abttsiluns, etnt s1nRise 1etsssn.
belt ~ isin. ben Ranrtr In timer itm AZ.
Issitn E&tinstn gu fanstn unS tnbli@
stnmaI aud auf f.tnt arfen ti6tis Ii.
den in sCnnen; sr tCS zen RtFjOs ms
8ertrdurr. unp btItiirtnis. rie imr,er
rtnn 90 rinsn 5&trJ GAIT, faStt ettfrr
feline |aitthIie bel etui 0aae la fpttIeH>
ben Strettbt yu.
AltbatN fanEte Der @enral nun rinrH
TIrtamrntdr an Den Ton ststuaberffrb.
snetn GcmmdueiFraosr nit eInen
s6rtitsu. esNtn 9sell; fOlssnssrma.
6ta lautttt
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-12-13

t.
.s3r Srttsteps, In @ea g5irasnisa. iet.
te 9bCmGs Srtts, tsRsn 5ebasSsSu lett
.tntStr 3eititats BEN EranFe esaetex
mar. @snn tSus Der Batter gpfae1ans.
enmattt, rarbe Der gob1 .malstnb.
Nm Rittpe1 pCriser @OtRe sylarute er
.iidt BET elmer folder GtteseateFe 70 les-,
bds er bem oltea Dunn rrsrtR asnm
Blu6e ihlespte anD hort lHia waGer
itedte, NIT rev Grtliruna. BAG ct ton er.
trdnfen ~cre. Dem gdter selans co
enhtt6 ii6 la befrfieH nnr tr-lIsf aaraG
ta1stem 6anffs Der SatH folste. ser.
sriF, Elm 8ett aab sesieste BEN Nltem a.
r,tr fplGtn Sttb tn ben AopE bns et 70.
slsi9 aarS. Der @Osbss yHthe srerg,
fta,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-12-13

Gin @ttstss6intftt Ia
GinetnraH vertauFte etntrt fttnsr. Sun.
ben cine aunantitit 36islev unb- bat
Ton ausltia, tNm Elm f6rtftti3ee Mttta
iitsr bic @ite bes gstranfes ii1afAtd.
en-. Der 3duftr faubte tDni bitraaf fol.
senbe Ssftttintsuua ,,,SA tdOr dlle Ar.
ten SClt Saftttenisf: vtrfadt unb ttnee
feints. rttGts Strenf altea -&dttatt0
e
lrbistsp sleiG tinte.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-12-13
RrItS5far.tn.

SAttEr'Raarttesm S&pdrstn Rter, aIein.
afita. BEN eaatdfue. tem ruhIiHsu Ru5Iane
Rumdnitn Tnh::etr 6iiIi6tH llrfti. IN Stsia
etffc6tn. frrafilii eterudt unb erIrrirt Ra6-
fab. SOC, 900. @ISht, 22-2s 3pn. Srtis
scfdIitt rne in nmf6Ias. $o.4o.
Titft 3arit III mad ben ntusiien III sou
hSnbiaistn Gnaabtn aueStarbtitrt tt sibt
cine utrl;&niHt GariltguHs ttS saulra
8Tisssf&dupIa eS in europa unh Gib
Ptraueaestrtu zen C. q teis er. % u. -
fraHtfprt Str.. Rtrp BORT, Der GEerRg, orc mad
gmsfans brS SstrassS frsEttn tac 4 iuftns
BET.
Ditfr gtrItstr Dat gcgPtbrunstn sttrrTrn,
um fpritsTt Rritsef0TteR. bic ettra u5ieis trerS
en- le1teH, dIsbaIe tTf&dutH ~ IaTtn.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-12-13

GubreriptiOH gum 'Trfteu'btr ia
mile zee TFrIfOr"eHeH Se
SftI6- Ct&tets.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-12-13

.Qebcm,l,, % !, NEsaebs
tbum, @d6rbeit.
esussa 0aarfot6e RDieEerRtr-
W Ger.
.:Rsiss Ger!, HsS'Vbarts ea0Es taaff aue
Sslb,nalhs; rtinist ben StSIV ron ausn nR~
,,iniaV,ii,n, ma4t rae 6aar DaAlea, -ss
aSGs,Fausn oHu saHn sspwEtaih. .
Ram nit .s,f Sshe ans,Dnsn ~utsr, b
90 rser bic Saut fdrtt HS& BEsdsR suf BIN
fsiailsa pinnsn ma6t. sic eaarmlttrI IN 60 eae
ssnRsmmrnRs, rtI&,S bic Rtli ismGIS EtFsSr>
sst.aGt. Tee eaar rirr rntuui .unh 'sadrft
uns TOM feint rathrIiGt Gartt rtutT atsrn~
hurs zen ynlnraltffsh SuSAanuuJurl6seseNta
Grit ginfltruna eisftS irakrtafi re'teseI.
len grirarate in Sititm 1antt, pdr es eae
Wuuee une eit @tpuneSruni spunusn Rlal>
ftu uuh bar fih alS Der ttnliat grti!sI btTdbri,
rtlHtr abTcIut upe sbut HttI srautn 3sartn
itrt udtIrlint Nartt riteraiet, linen @ts
funettii, Wtiht, Glant uue S6enhtit strltih
unr 6adr auf RatIE0rftu vru esifsa urb:ans>
Iitu Narhs trltuet.
Hisier ltnrns une rUhIrIs&snet aTtietI in in
F6 felett trnrIlt, ftirt @hrdfhrne cetr 9rrs
ktrsi,una ger NiAtm @ttrdn6 Sttr iratne tpuif
stpas ID aStSis, um bic SerHHfA"n RsiaItats
% sr.ieIen. ..,..-.,.-
Is GrRte per Slaehfe.
Ever ituet Ftatuunatn an TT. Snasnt
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-12-13
,.eitssr Gr,aae /!

SD bena&ritbttse G,h, rSs rlcratn
Dcrmtttas un 9 ll5r eeV sRaurtr ais
utttrbrinser elmer Dsptfte Oa'F 6as
lcSeRannte eipptrt SSSloAtr mad
Sturer rstten wtre fbae mir ben 6t.
fallen pue forge DGfir.. bab sr Su' Dem
Ra6rtSe Surt eFne &dsaHtris.Tl!
trcutae une anSt6ttS ess 6sr,CsS
Serfrlst une sefauseu rirb. SD bUf.
ft, 60 miro DIR Gn!as su elmer font.
10 n sttnf ups fur uus llrlI9s gum
9aGtn settR,
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The New York herald., 1877-07-06

NOR CAfSKiLL. sTUYvtSANT AND INTERMEDI
ate lAndiugs-S ESQ RI foot st.
North RIVER every Monday. Wednesday aud Frdsy VI
y. NJ, for freight and passengers
The New York herald., 1877-07-06

NEW HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD, sPRiNr}-
leave Peck slip H. H.. at an r. connectIng at
New Haven with special trains Particulars y pier
DONDOUT AND KINGSTON. LANDING AT NEW.
1(burg foughkeepsc Highland Falls tWest Pont
wall Marlboro Milton. Esopus. connecting with Ulster
and Delaware Railroad steamboats, Th0mas Cornell
James w BALDWIN from pier foot Spring North River,
daily, at +. N.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-09-13

Postmaster General Key seems
to be a little worried about his
s'erring Southern brethren" speech.
IA Washington telegram to the
Cincinnati Enquirer remarks:
The Presidential party return
ed to-day. and Postmaster Gener-
al Key found bag full of letters
from the South about his "erring
brethren speech, which are not
very pleasant reading Key ex-
planned to a humber Of the Cabi-
net today and also to number
Of visitors that be used the words
as q quotation, and the phrase
was taken as a joke all around,
but be is very much troubled a.
bout ii, and good reason to be-
The South is thoroughly stirred
and Keys personal friends are a
Harmed.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-09-13

Corn on wharf $3.50; in de-
pot 62@64 cents. Wheat, choice
white, SIPS; amber, $1,000
S1.22a; red, $1@1.20. Oats, per
bushel, 35cents. Hay, rs cents
per hundred pounds. Irish po-
'tatoes 60@70 cents per bushel /;
sweet, 85c@S1. Onions, per
bushel, 50(G60 cents. Dried
topples 2l@3 cents per pound;
peaches, halves, 59@6c; quar-
tiers, 4a43c. Flour,good demand;
Isuperfne, per Dbl, IS; extra,
$3.50; family, $3.50; extra fami-
Ily, 81; fancy, $3.50. Spring
Ichickens, 8@10c. each; hens, Is
@20c. Eggs, Is cents per doz-
en-. Butter, per pound, 5000
cents. Dry hides 11@12a cents
per pound. Feathers, geese, 35@
38 cents per pound.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-09-13
FAIR GROUNDS

Maj-General B. r. johnson and others
are expected, and Judge A. S. Marks, has
kindly consented to deliver an Grafton on the
occasion.
Histories of campaigns. in which the reg
iments participated, are also being prepared
to be read from the stand
There will be fino Brass Band in attcn-
dance, and grand promenade concert at
Brighs Hall at night.
Friends Of the command are respectfully
invited TO attend and engage in the rally.
The members of the committee Of ar
engagements are requested to confer with
the chairman, Mayor John Y. Gill.
Colonel j. M. Hughes will act as chief
marshal, Colonel C. A. Mcdaniel, Captain
Crawford, F. NJ. Kelso, and B. G. Gross. as
assistants.
The citizens generally, and especially the
lady friends, are requested to assist with
provisions and such contributions as they
can make, that our entertainment may be
pleasant. Their presence is cordially in
vited.
The following committee on provisions
will report to the chairman John Y. Gill,
early on the morning of September 22nd
and the day previous, with contributions,
viz: Captain Thos. Tarpley, Sergeant B
F. Tanning, James A. Styles, John Steven
son, George w. Porter, f. NJ. Hicks, Wiley
Snow, VIM. Stevenson, John a. Bryant,
Newton Hamilton, Captain J. e. Spencer,
+. NJ. Kelso, Thomas Smith, Price Snoddy,
Captain j. E. DodsoB, Lieutenant j. Z.
Randolph, Major W. H. Moores, l.. L. Cole,
j. A. Davis, j. G. Lively, J. f. Cathey, Hen
ry Cunningham W. d. BRYANT James F.
Byers, Sergeant-major John 4. Marshall,
and Captain W. +. Mcdaniel.
c. A. MCDANIEL, President.
JoHS Y GnL} Secretaries
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-09-13
The War.

Notwithstanding the full &C
counts which were received Of the
driving out of the Russians from
the Shipka Pass by the Turks,
the Pass continues to be held by
the former. Its direct capture by
the Turks seems to have been Civ.
en- up. There was desperate
fighting on both sides on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, the
| 23rd, oath and 18th of August,
and attack was renewed on Sun
day, but without success. A
Vienna dispatch to the London
Daily Neacs, dated Wednesday,
the 29th, says q telegram from the
seat of war states the Sui imam
Pssha considers the taking of the
Russian position at Shipka Pass
from the front hopeless, and will
merely construct fortified camps
in the villages of Shipka and
Hainkoi, and cross the Balkans
through other passes northwards
The loss in killed and wounded
has been large on both sides dur
ing these battles, but it is impes-
sible to ascertain exact numbers
IRON either side.
Another important battle has
been fought in Bulgaria. This
time the Valley of the LON is the
scene of the conflict. 1t began
on Thursday morning. the Both,
and extended along the line from
Aghaslar to Torlack Mehemet
All Pacha commanded the Turks
in person, and attacked the Rus
slams at three points, and was sue
cessful. A Shumla despatch says
the fighting lasted nine hours
The positions carried by the Turks
on the right bank of the LON are
Tehbeler, Spahilar and Karahas-
sanler.