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, 1877-11-08

4 conference In rcgaTl su the Interchange Of
freight business between the Union Facilc
!iallrusl aud tue ihrco iowa pool lines was held
at tue Gsaul Pacific yesterday afternoon, aud
was participated III between Mr. +. +. V1nlng,
Gcneral Freight Agent cnlou Paeiic; Mr. C.
". Sn,itb, General Freight Agent Chicago,
Burlington l. Quincy; Mr.. Il. G. wtckes, Gen.
eral Freight Agent Chicago i Northwestern;
aud Ms. Lewis y1ele, General Freight Ageut
Chicago, Rock Islaud j. Pati1e. No business Of
p4hlLc Importance. WIS t1ane3Ctta, the confer
enca being meseiy for tho purpose OF making
soIuc arrangements in regard tp ths Interchange
aud division vi thc freight business beiwcea
thusr hugs.
bir. Warren H. tray. auditor Ut the ferry aad
bridge pool VI 81. Louis, died IL that eitY u few
days pgu Sir. Gray Was we'll au1 layuEatsy
known 10 railroad c1rrles. no was fur years tho
general bookkrcpsr Vt the Missouri Pucinc, md
, 1877-11-08
MARINE NEWS.
Another List of Disasters and
Minor Mishaps on the
Lakes.
The Old Schooner Mary Booth
Departs for Dnvy Jones'
Locker.

1t. ~ - ~. 1,u..t =, ... -. w.. -
,o.to .., na.s .'u"'n "tn s'a )" JUNE
CT. t.corrc 1,antrch. from Capt. owen 1lakcr. n,
Whitehall, Mich, stating that The ycttel lad .unk
in ,he middle Of the like and al hands we're saved
anu a'nseo In "h'tehal' yeh1cn'a5 morning. no
that the olt hn1k i,cca,nr wstrrtor,cd d.rtnv tir
tlow ~ Mond,v md fonrdr,ed .ft-, , ,o,,yh ~.
,a,,s.a T.'. t",.,s ~. sa 49,. M -. .s. .sas'
petense. me Captain and efc" may have been
picked TIP by sotnc vessel At hand At the time
Of the disaster, and It ~ nut Improbable
that They msy hare reached Whitehall
nj 1,nfrain IL MI hv ,,ta,scu i Ms,,. r., X.
Iurt. of hie, y H. ,a s,t,nnat T., ~, @ , M
rss " !! I, oa'" 60 sarfp f' ~ sor se VA.
owner q. mi; ''' ''''e'''' ""s s"s' "es p'ese"'
The n NV t,tanto .vcnt ashore xc.,r,.av ,.r,,,.,
abnSi #, or,nrt ~ W1i,rrs ststi"r IA ahn
len mtIe. ,oatl' of r Calumet, s h. uni "n ;t,a~ nnGns
G, ssrx" ot lumber from s!p.ksron Tor xe,ow !ro.
Tne taIt,,,' '' ErrS Waaasnn nn,t away r.
crew rraci,ea thn nht,rs In """ .,,.tw
Cant. To,n M;iirr. WIN .,r,. Il.
craft fointlr with cr mastc, c".,,vcs ,uo snG I
wrsrkIny ma,cra1 Ser hrr rtrf ~ Il :, a,S.t, mn
.ls Viii BE- rottcn III boiosc ;ericus rio ar.sss l.
inc out csnnri IN H. sa ~ ~; ~, ,e, ~ TofX
M su ths pcnns fa sfa ;.n nght # nsd
shiy nn ,,sri In ..rftnn Il" r,sTt ~ VIII p'"o'
There II aisnt ffteGn inchc, n wn,r, in The sct,
mine huw much II her IT, loo bu Of whras.i. dam.
'ETi Tho rcb, Coral In, been nn,,cd o tho .bo, =,
1fytc Pask, Sj,c il not budly damn,td' nnss
eliphtly alnut tt,r stem ''
Thc ianahIa % M schr a iiyacrnfsd, er,p linden from
night Shu was stFuck Sv lt,r ratr .yhsn nj i,nI1t
Washington and shifted hef carru i,atifr srrerai
rcar ihe1, boarc. ber in ttck ssccrrsi5t. nui foI
waller nruriy rraft,i nne sic ~ tsr hatrn r',,.I,s
rs a ] H. peu Js rmy. M s4pee. ~ et na'e 81 .e se er
, 1877-11-08
REMOVED.

!snrcfnf Hsn1!rh ta Ths Ehtcnaa Tribnns.
1SDtAsAroLis, fbi., Nov. 7.--cul. John ".
Ray, for the last ten years Register OF Bank
rnptry in titis cIty WAS yrstcr.lay requested by
J,tIge Gresham to tcntlcr III. resignation, hut as
M tautc was assigned he refused, AMI THO Judge
Immediately eatcrc't upon record an order Of
r..nsyai. md tor,lny forwarded tupy Ii ClIirf-
tiilsi thu ollicc with great ncccptability stncc
fsfi. AMI his removal Ii not account NJ bhjet
tun To him personally Or officially, bur to make
rr,tn fnr = new 5iat, ns Il was thought lie had
held Office long ensuKt'. Co1. Henry jordan has
i,ecn recommended fur nomination ~ the Chief
justice.
, 1877-11-08

Nxw YoHK. Suv. 7.-rhe decree Of fore
closure atMl sale III tilu suit Of tho Farmers
Loan j. Trust Eou.pany against tho Erie Rail-
way Company aud othcrs, entered io-tiAY. Is on
the mortgage snauu 10 plA[ntlis for 81 uU0, ,0a,
ou which over xI.uW, GOQ ol interest IL due. Thc
order s lsaale subject tu ieus of klx prior t.orl-
lu.ts, a,ll provides far the sale tu Eln,ihnlsIcrs
Il they form coinpap}, or tue trahs!rE uf thc
hc1 to them, tue saie to b. made IL NeW iurk
for castl, but n0t until tau auxiliary suits iu
New Jersey and YennsYlyNaIa arc eoncluIcd.
, 1877-11-08
lOll'1' ltUIfOy.

Gpeeiat Dssnaieh TO 1hA Chicago Jribune.
fIonr IlrHns. Mich., Nov. T.-J'owu-rrops
Holland. J, usrtsehcy, Benton. Fayette, Toledo.
Mary prliyla and basges, Fnsest City aud cousost,
J1paa anu coIsost; schs Mauneu Valley.
tp-l'top* Potomac, jay LIQUID. Arabia. Can.
tstcc, Atlantic, cosmorans aud conaost. cuyahoga
md barg.s: schss Ellen Spy MafeugU, Lille, tm.
pcrial, Dun Hayes, !. u. ThaJer. ]. l.. QutnbJ,
John r, Mott, uxorge Murray, fhunsas Qaayir,
Wayne, O. Mitchell. II. !. Merslek.
Wind southeast. fresh. Ws4sbur 1us.
TlIa tug Lastathan, with tic scAr Senator, ar
rived here this uyeung fruM the ytcnlty VI DO
tour whefs thu latter was IN tht beach. She IL
lraklng badly, and requires thu aid Of Two sttau,.
pumps 10 keep her frec. She Eaes into dry dock
here fuE rppsifs.
EhflIaHnlleQ 4tGCf,
, 1877-11-08
ERIE

EpedaI DskpaieA to Ias fataags 1F5sxnk
En.E, pa.. Nov. 7.-Dcpafture-Schs &. II.
Wccks, Saginaw.
Tho sehs Lady Dltefin WA pulled Oh Tho sand
beach this morning; Injuries s1lyhs.
, 1877-11-08

The t'mr Snrls,5 ran I. h.vi,e n"w arrh"a riaert.
in her at Naritownc. an, val cnnr out II" 1t
stronger than "v"r..., bn little inr Edwards was
land. and II now al thr former place engaged In
t"slnv. She will probably com: to Chicago, IL she
cah Eet here.
, 1877-11-08

hn<cisA ENsh<1cA to tAs tAicago 3FttRA<
MtLwAuxIx, Nov. 7,--Chartess: 10 Hudalo-
Schr Moonlight, IL. 0Go bu WHEAT ut 4c; Hattie
juhnsoA. III, 700 bu whest Ut 4lc;I. +. Rscharsls,
"a. 0u0 bu WHEAT FROM shcboysan 1t SC. To Sack
elss i1arhor-Schs Typu, IL, usO hi wheat al b!tc;
EiyIm.. iS. I'D Lu wheat On owners ACCOUNT.
, 1877-11-08
Il LETTER FROM CLARK.

Mr. n. e. clark, OF Bu6ato wsitcs TUE TR1E.
vsE to say that he u still after what ne terms tho
''GEaiu Ninx" VI that city, and saJs be psuposcs
TO ''ro for" lhaal IN spite Ut tho fact that they
sulns !4e circular, copy Of which recently ap-
pcatcd iu Tuk TAtAuAk.
, 1877-11-08

Tho sths H. 2. Nichols has been stripped aud
laid up for tho winter Tho Golden We.t has
lonah KiehArds, OF hanitoxoe, u iu the city Oh
hu1iueaa connected with his weasel Interests.
, 1877-11-08
forct!osc mortgage on the N. 4 of tiIe s. y.
Il Of Scr. II. ". II.

torce.esc mortgage on the N. 4 Of tbs 8. ".
BANKRUPTCY MATTERS ..-....
Bin,con and i. Ashley MeaFt, teal-cstntc deal
crt nj No. VI Washington street, !ilc'l thttr pc
tltfon Yesterday tn |n t,rtared fankrunts. Their
f30th27. THE nsscts c,nslsl n lantl valticrl Mt
f1l",Hn. fnortGateh for snorc than It's yalnc.
SinIton Mcnrs owcs &3J ,NU of secured anil $ts;J
ot unsecured t1ehts, mud his asscfs con.!st "f
II Is wsrttt. T.. Ashley Near. has tccftsl !ts'ts
Which ftnJt u, &lU.kEAM, md unsecured lIatilt-
ties Il, tl,.: amount OF tlD,102. His as+cts tr,n.-
tnorc tiiun It j. wostl,; ,!sbts due On open ac-
counts n!x'ut s,t1l; mi! hiil. and notea, ,:.
The pctstE't, wa4 referred to Register fit'tafi.
Hiram e: Jnes, 81 tl,is .lty. al'o , ws": ln,o
ariotnt t.; e. 1850. Ills assets comprise stock
In trade of tllc late lIrn, N .Thncs d; Stone,
e2.aD; lmgEy. 4l0; interest In sistlw-eases, Tx
turc4, eac., 43l9; harness anil billiard table,
&2i5: nhl claim against partner, 4. II. stone,
sl,5uO. Referred to Register IIitijarI.
A compositions meeting will hc l!eid Nov. 10
in the caar u Hartman Brus.
The petition nganst F. Brucker ct nl. WIS
lsrnissc,l fur lack of sufficient creditors in NUN.
Joscpl, P. 'Koous WAS adI,nliratr,t bankrupt
Nov: y. i. f. Jcnkits was appointed proy!s-
The assets u W. II. l,iscl,ol1 we're directed to
t,c sulsl Mt - prr rent Of the Inventory price.
H. +, Jcnkti!s was yesterday anln'intet! AS
signcc for G. IT, +. t.yfnan and for Jtthn T. Ice.
The S,StSfs :" l. = "s.et. s Co., cnlcTs
tton of ~ per cent, I,ayabtc 10 ptr rent May II
next, atnl per cent rMc!l of1 the 18th day Of
ScN.e.nbrr, January, Nay, and septcmle1 fol.
antesi BY K IL Uobo, ~ and al are "a Sear %
per rent lntcrrEt-
AsstgnreH will be CHOSEN Mt 10 4. m. to.day for
Rohrrt Slat1c, Jr. AMI for Joscpt, Mackitt.
Clinton L. i'axe cua,nc,ccd I'd u % snit for $4,000
Yesterday avufnst Christouhcr anil Jamss M.
cent. F'~' ~~S ''"
". ,yi,horu hcoan . su,t IN frc.,,ea
rs'siss it. b~ysr eia'!s'nr .o Me aaia1s:. ' 'Nu
CIRCUIT COURT.
Joseph Dlnet l!cd . ltll against Christian
Eiixabcii, 1Nnct. deceased. nn,l Charles Ke,u.
sSI 10 rsstrH Is Tue sa'o tf ; gxett' ny
e iaTse rai,,iyr oi 1T r. Jossuh Di4stf
sula!sv'aion. aud aiso OF either t'rupeft,. 1ht
Judgment was basel on decree Ior .si0,u0
entered AGAINST complainant Il, 1877 for nlf-
that a snucrsc,lcas hns been obtained on tilis
orrnul ttvrcr anil HAT tho lisiruiion il NIT rrt
c,,,InI e., tirt Inv nni crrc,ti.n t.on In isanJ
o. jadisial $'aH .aic INK 1aa.ie '' >@ ~ ''''e"
s1piIia Meyer BEGAN a. 9 suit against Roscoe +;
l.luwi1s u recover eJ,ouu damages ior alleged
assault and battery.
LrucE Dnuxxoxu-set case. .....
Railroad VI It'll. ''''''' e"'0
.lruaE 0AMr-l!7, 1is, 1I3 to 161. les to 1Gl.
1O3, 164, 1U5, and 1B7 to IT., inclusive, M easc
JCpuE JANE90N-sTQ. 2H0!$, 2Hl. Isl, $50,
, 1877-11-08

DutD0E EronT, N0y. 7.-Arrisct-,{ieu. Mcclellan,
Lasallc, i, COO hu corn, 100 tu oalt, 10 bu
whrat, s., bsis tous; Msdglc, Ottawa, 6. 900 bu
Coru. 10 bu rye.
IcaFei-rtop King kfFollers. ksnkakte Feeder,
~, tAO Il Lumber; atlantic. kxAAskev Feeder,
q, ooo ieet 'Mbs5; ,pEop Moaiaaks LoeApoFt.
, 1877-11-08

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 7.-Thc Cincinnati
Southern Railroad brld.e over the Ghlo tlScr Is
completed, aud will bc tested By engineers with
heavy weights Tomorrow.
, 1877-11-08

1Tnt-.:31H, 2::}5. 2::s2.
Reliable help for weak and hcrvons sufferers.
Ehf"nIc, psinf III. and pru.teattny h,.ca.ca cured
without metlfcnc. lnitetinachur't Electric Belts
tkr HranI IcaNte!atuu.. Avoid limitations. look
atI jnuthai. with particulars. nlalled free. Al.
dtess fulretnachcr tasanie To-. Cincinnati. Ohio.
, 1877-11-08

I1EASt
III the ca4e Of 4. II. Bogardua y. sa{ee, hill
to restrain the defendant fronl infringing cbill.
p.alnaus's patent fur glass-balls fur tarras. uIa
inotiOn for Injunction before .1udgu Nl3dErtt
wins ostponel until Nov. II, Oh condition that
tho defendant in the n,ca,tiaio shAll do uotlllHg
tu ro,nplanant's prejudieu.
Charlea Z. Meyer, Indicted for ltutattoIi Of
the Revenue law, ycAtcrday appeared bcfDru
Judge blodgett ap4 entered Into reeoautzancu
III tho sum Of sa,o0, with Z. I. Acyvr Us
surety.
Join II. Mccormick, indicted With Morris o.
Derrick fur violation VI tile bankrupt law, ap-
pearea !n curt Yesterday anl recognized tl thu
sAn. Of u .50o for ILLS future appearance, Il. T.
williams bclns, hls surety.
Iha lnantloutus cAse OF cx-Ald. Illltircth rs.
Mayor ilcath In tha Appellate Court yesterday
was submitted ~ the Judge, und bricts aro to
~ ilel within tlirty days oi both sllcs.
Ihc caso ct Pcop!e ex rel. iayEt W. Judgu
0esy. for mantlatuus to compel him to enter
up Judgment Ia certain! case, WIS dlslnisscd
Yesterday BY tue Judges Of tbs Appeliate Court
du!nus denied.
Judgy Aeaton, Of tho Appellate Court. an-
nounesd yesterday that thu rulrs would bc
bcrs Of the Bar.
UNITED STATES COURTS.
Henry J: Wood hlsd y I'LL yesterday agalnst
Joseph ald Clara Z. biorrts, Thomas Lord, L,
4. Cuusnings, aud stla4 u. Moore, to foEec}oso
4 mortgage for SS,000 On suhlots l, ., S, anu /
in the subdivision Of Lots 2, 8, and 8, Iii DIo. (
Of llHkwelPs Addition 70 Chicago.
I: A. Turpin sued Isaac N. Daggett for
4. L. Leopold sued Isaac L!chtstein for
lchabod c. Mcintosh, executor Of the will OF
Jane Golden. deceased, died bill against
August L. Lapgellies aud John ". R8xs 70
, 1877-11-08

Altorncys' fees, clerk hire, dividends,
ctc....,.... ;, ..,......,............ :!.,BI..31
Balance on hant...... ,...u...... s37, G57. 10
4 t1.fru dividend meeting Is cntfgtl fnr Nov.
II, Ut = u. H., to declare another dividend.
There ia now remaining uncaltcd for oI, he llEst
]Sl.sc1ui Ut 10 per cent IT, la75s, and Oh thn
ond Dividend OF per cent, 81, ,te.S. To, MuklnE
total of 81, ,lalal.
TIE STATE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Tho Assignee ot thc etate Insurance Compa-
ny lnalu hls quarterly report yesterday, III fol-
Iowa:
Ang l, caaii OIL hand ,................$5,s s1A. II
coItsctrd stnce. ............,.......,..s.,. 75.UO
lnlaI ':-s''s'.s' :l+.s.
Paid taxes. nttoFneys' fees, ctc..... E.J. 81
Richland beacon., 1877-01-13
TESTIMONIAL.S:

Prof John Rowland, musical instructor
Of she Washington NJ. f. Church choir, says:
The Parlor Organs manufactured by the
Gem Organ Company, of this place, are
among the sweetest in tone Of any have
ever heard. In style Of case and handsome
finish they are without an e1nal
From the Washington Star:
On exhibition in one Of the larye show
windows of CumInns, Cole i Thompson :
store is an improved style Of organ manufac-
tured by the Gem Organ Company, of Wash
ington. The cases are of solid walnut arts
tically finished and joined together in the
most thorough manner. The wood work
evidently shows the master haad Of the skillct
mechanic. The musical qualities of the Oh
gan, so we are informed by an accomplished
musician, are not exceeded by the best instru.
ments OF the kind use. 1t is furnished with
eight stops wlp'h give it fall scope in the
most difficult pieces of music. The action
consists Of two and one half sets of reeds, So
arranged that the slightest defect can be easily
reached and repaired The organ is also
supplied vah patent music rack, which
besides b hg ornamental, is of great conven-
fence to the performer In conclusion. we
can say without prejudice, that the Gem Or
gan for beauty Of style, handsome finish ami
excellent musical qualities, has 10 superior
Ek1S~ A WRITTEN WARRANTED IoR Five
YEARS ACCOMPANIES EVERY GEN PARLoR
ORGAN SOLD.
IL
Richland beacon., 1877-01-13
U N / T ED STAT IS,
Dl:C0YERY OF HE AMERICAN

Ii Is a well Known fact thci the great mas.
.. our peopit are compelled TO r,iy, for tn, y
know s,e oi the history II Their ountry
iprE the outline woras iutendc,;!ur tie use o.
- lools, W. all by t,.rir very nature are hriei
designed for III, comprehension of chl,iret
aad n every way un>:iied L the aduh mind
There has long been f., gosuine want of n
History o. the Th.ted States. covering the
whole period from the discovery Of ~. Con.
tinent to the present day, al presenting in a
su''cient and comprehensive form the history
OF our country through its ,ar.us 7. mods
from higher cud more thoughifi,. standpoint
than would be proper ID school history.
la, demand we are happy to say 5 salts
iict.'ly met IN HE Centennial History of
The United S'Aies, work which is evidently
destined To take rank a. the .anda,a History
of or cot Try. The author. James ID. Nc
Cabe. Is an able al Well known historic,
tier.
We most heartily commend this work 10
our readers. L is no dry mass OF details. no
b. hbaslic effort to iIflame the IA, onal pride
but in 4 clear. vivid, and brilliant curative
OF the cents OF our history from the lis
covery j The American Continent 10 ,h.
present day. 1t gives ar Interesting acaouu,
of the ln'ians Of North Amerirs from H.,
time OF thecomIng of the " lite M. The
voyages Of Columbus, the explorations of the
different nations of Europe. and the wander.
lnSs OF the = auiards IN search of gold and
immortal youth, are told viii. 1phic power.
The story of the Revolution is related with
ali the interest of a romance then follow,
a clear and succ rci accluli OF the f,rmafio.
Of tie Federal Constitution. the Second War
with s..- md, ,hc Mexiran War. the event,
OF Onr history ~ IL .:.e commencement
the Civil War, The History Of the Civil
War L. related with intense vi.or, and with
>'rri fidelity To truth. The author writes
thE ushom with calmne>s and imparriaily.
and pleads the cause of no section or parry.
he book contains an Appendix, giving an
account of 'he approaching International Cen
tennial Exhibition.
1t is comprised in one large anl andsome
volume If g, pages and contains ii2 fin.
rneravir5s on sichl and wood The bool /,
issued by the Nations Publishing Co. whose
imprint Is guarantee Of the excc.cnce of the
workmanship The price is low considering
the character of the work, and each subscriber
- .rescn'ed with a handsome liihOgrapl
engraving of the Centennial Exhibition Build.
ings and Grounds. 1t is >old by subscription
only and Mr.. :. j. Ronse who is the nu.hor-
lzed agert for this section, is now canvassing
lor il.
Rayville, La, August II, l81G.-ti.
Richland beacon., 1877-01-13
MANHOOD:
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

Just published, a new edition of DR.. Culver.
wells Celebrated Essay on the radical cure
without medicine) of Spermaiorrl sta or Sem.
inal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses.
lmpotency, Mental and Physical lncapacity,
lmpeiunents to Marriage, etc also, Ccnsump.
ton Epilepsy and Eas, in,lnced by seliindul.
gence or sexual extravaganza, &c,
IL Price in sealed envelope, only six
cents
The celebrated authOr, in ihi, admirable
Essay. clearly demonstrates, from a thirty
years successful practice, that the alarming
consequences OF self abuss map be radically
cured without the dangerous use of internal
MEDICINE or the application of the knife :
Poiniiag out a mode Of cure at once simple,
certain and etiectuaL. by means of which ev-
cry sufferer, no matter what bis condition
may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately
and radically
This lecture should be ia the hands of ev-
cry youth agd evory man in the land
Sent, under seal. in plain envelope, TO any
address, ON receipt of six cents, or two post
age stamps.
Address the publishers,
If F. BRCGMAN & son,
IL Ann ST, New York Post Office Box 1886
Richland beacon., 1877-01-13
Opinions Of the Press.

The teachers Of Neopbogen College have
the highest national reputation both as teachers
and authors. IL is the cheapest college Of the
kind in the world, and is the best one for the
males and females of the North and South
Ii is located in a bramiful section Of the State
which was selected with great care-Reput.
lican Banner, Nashville. Tenn.
Neophesen is the cbeapes, college Of like
grade in the worlj There are FIVE schools
divided into departments, which are thor
ongh in their detail of study.-Bule,in, Nash.
willie, Tennessee.
President Walton, Of Neophogpn, deserves
the warm support, not only of the people of
his section. but oS sbe entire Naturalization
Courier, Mass.
Neophogen is nor only one o. rhe best, but
certainly one Of the cheapest colleges in the
Union Brandon Republican, Miss
Neophogen is one of the most charming and
salubrious spots on earth. The generosity Of
its honored and philanthropic President has
not gone unrewardcd. 1t % Successful and
rapidly claiming neutrality-suspicious. Age.
Texas.
Neophogen is four dedupon right principles;
has adopted the right course; is imbued with
the right spirit; aims at the rigLr ends and
uses the right means-San Antonio Express.
Texas.
Ii offer. to youth Of both sexes u thorough
and complete education in every department
Of science and literature. 1t is, in the fall
sense Of the word, an,i.sectarian.-N. o.
Times, La.
II is pre-eminently healthy.-N .. State
Register, La.
The Presslep, of Neophoyen College is a
gentleman Of rare ealsure, versatile manners
and excellent earning. We commend the
claims Of this institution 70 the careful con-
sderation of those who have sons and laugh-
tiers to educate States, Tenn.
Neophoeen College was founded about eight
years ago by Prof John NJ Walton. A. NJ,
LII. Dr. who is President ard Professor Of
Bslss letters. His literary and scientific at.
tainments are Of ri,e bishes, order, while his
powers Of discipline and school govern.
rnent are unsurpassed -Gallatin Examiner. I.
Neophogen is entering ifs tenth academic
year, and is one Of the best colleges i'm exist.
cnce.-Summn Sen'inel, Miss.
His reputation as an educator is co-exten-
sive with the Somh.-Journal, Mo.
The President, Prof Walton, is one of the
most energetic and enterprising men in the
South, and ie'qualifed, in every particular, for
.:'e important position which he now occu-
pes-Mayheld Democrat.
The Faculty are graduates of the best
American and English schools, and posses.
nssiopal regulations as seschers and authors
-CossierJ Journal, Louisville, Ky.
Neophogen has. . nasiss'ai Slain upon the
reuth of this country. and the facWiry have
, s,ion., rePnta,ion.-Pulaski Patriot, III.
March Ism, ls7e.-ty.
Richland beacon., 1877-01-13
.ONSUMPTION CURED!

rONSUMPTLON CURED!
Van old physlciar, retired from active prac-
tice, having had placed in hi~ hands by an
East India Missionary the formula of simple
Vegetable Remedy, for the speedy and per-
manent Cure Of Consumption, Brochitis, Ca
tarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung 4 fec
tons, also Positive and RAD cal Cure for
Nervous Debility and all Nervous Conn laints.
after having thoroughly tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands of cases. feels
it his duty To make it known to his suffering
fellows. Actuated by this motive, and
conscientious desire to relieve human suffer.
ing he will send Orse Of charge TO all who
desire it, this recipe. with inll dMec,ios. 70.
preparing and successfully using. Sent by
return mail by addressing with stamp. naming
this paper, DR.. &. W. STEVENS,
Monroe Block, Syracuse, N Y.
March %, lS16.-ly.
Richland beacon., 1877-01-13
TO ALL p Err 6 G MS

To cure you with one borle Of Days Ague
Tonic. 1t never produces partial deafness.
dimness OF vision, buzzing or roaring in the
head. or any of those unpleasant symptoms
that follow the use of Quinine, and the cures
are prompt e3ectnal and permanent.
Procure from any druggist or merchans, one
bottle of Days Ague Tonic, use it as directed
and is it fails, return The empty bottle, and
the money will be refunded To all
Richland beacon., 1877-01-13
nAY'S AGUE TONIC
GIVFN A w A Y

To all persons who have chills and fail to be
cured. Ii is not often during these hard times
that we ever hear of anything being given
way, but in the present ease we have an
article that will besr tine closest scrutiny, and
seveyest Tee, m every sense of the word, and
feel determined to place it before the public
in such manner that there cannot be a
" dqpb,ing Thomas"
To all who may be afflicted with any form
Of ague, or cLills and GVcr, we make the
proposition
Richland beacon., 1877-01-13
THIRTY HOUR CLOCKS.
BY MAIL, POSTAGE PND

BY MAIL, POSTAGE P-MD
The EXCELSIOR" $500, (Box
board case. double; imitation
morocco; - inches high, 4 ms
wide.)
The DWARF" $3.50; (Solh
black walnut or maple case, G
ins. high, ~ ms. wide
The JEWEL, SO 90: (Round
Richland beacon., 1877-01-13
ORNAMENT TO ANY PARLOR.

ORNAMENT TO ANY PARLOR.
The following is lis, of styles:
NO. 50.-FivE OcrAvEs. Two and one hall
sets Of reeds, six ,,ops-Diapason.
Principal, Flute, Duciana, Fore,
Tremolo; Knee Swell Patent Nh
sic Rack; Solid Walnut cases.
NO 5S.-FIvE GcrKyrs, Two and one hail
sets OF reeds, eight stops -D.apa>on.
Principal, Flute, Dulciana, Forte,
Treble Forte; Knee Swell patcn,
music rack solid walnut cases.
NO. 62.-FIvE OcrAvEs, Two and one halt
sets of reeds. nine stops-Diapason
Principal, Flute, Dulciana. Vox Ce
leste, Sub base, Tremolo Princiy al
Forte. Treble Forte Knee Swell ::
patent music rack; solid walnut
cases.
ny ts.--FivE DRAWS, Two and one half
sets Of reeds, ten Stops, Diapason,
Principal, Flute, Dulcana, Vox Ce-
leslie, Sub-base, Octave Coupler.
Treinolo, Principal Forte, Treble
Forte; Knee Swell; patent music
rack; solid walnut cases.
NO. six OCTAVE, Thsee sets of reeds
eleven >tq's-Diapason, Principal,
Flute, puIciana, Vox Celeste, Sub
base, Ciarionet, Octave Coupler.
Tremolo. Principal Forte, Treble
Forte; Knee Swell; patent music
rack solid walnut cases.
Richland beacon., 1877-01-13
No. 3.-Male Scholarships, $1,000.

Board and tuition perpetual to one student
for 81 900. payable in advance. The holder
Of Scholarship can introduce one student
after another, from time to time, free of charge
for board and tuition. There are only twen-
ty OF these Scholarships for sale. Address
J. NJ. WALTON, LII d., President.
Gallatin, Tenn.