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SO Nice for Biscuits, y

We have heard this expression q thou
s4ud tim rom ladies, "A egard 10 LOGAN,
LIST Il Co.'S Exec SiCr Baking Powder. For
sale 10y pest dealers.
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Dr.PiGrG3'S FaYOrite Prescription.

The term, however. IS but a feeble expression
OF m high appreciation Of - value, based upon
my own personal observation. - = close ur-
server have, while witnessing Us positive re-
suits in the few special G.sCta6a incident 10 the
separate organism al WOMAN, -.rE.w. :, 0Gt ~
the climax OF browning gem OF my
medical career. On lbs merits, ~ posi-
tive. safe, and cAg''Ua. remedy for THIS cia--
Oi disc tsc-, and one that Will, AZ all times ana
under Ill c.TcumrJu COS, net kindly ana IN mar
mOuv with the law which govern the female
So TEN, am willing D. stake my reputation q
physician. Nay, even more, SO c"nhicn! am D
that Il VII not a.rApp1ut the most -Angu..'
expectations % =. single invalid lazy WHO Tee E.
for aur OF tho H..ucuf- for which recommend =
that 7 offer ia. ell II under 4 POSITIVE
GUARANTEE, II hcuch'in. eject Is not
experienced bv tie time two-third- OF the con-
tents Oi the bottle are used, will, on return of
the bottle UYo-third- 81 the medicine having
teen taken according 30 directions. and the case
being one Tor which | recommend Il promptly
refund the money paid for IL liad ! not me
most perfect confidence IN lts IT'He- Gou ,. NOT
Offer IL ~ | 30 under these conditions, but haV-
!uy witnessed IL truly M rLru.pU- cures IN thuu-
sands OF Cascs, I feel warranted and
perfectly safe I'm r!sking both my
reputation and my money on ltS
merits.
The following arc among those diseases in
which nv FayOrite Prescription has
worked cures, ~ # bv magic, aud Will GER
taintv never before attained bv ans me '.r..e q:
IrucOrrhGa, Exec i've Flowing, Plsin.
Monthly Periods. suppression, when from uE-
natural causes Irrc-u.4ru"- Weak Bach, Pro-
lup-us, or falling ~ the Uterus, AHteyer-tur AMI
Rrtr0ver-on, Bearing Down Sensations. Inter-
nal Hest Nervous Depression, DuUlAty- b"--
rpudrurv. Threatened Miscarriage Chronic
Congestion. Inflammation AMI j.c"uii. U Of lhe
Uterus. Impotence, BaucUuc-s. or N.crlNr fe-
male Weakness, and very many other chrome
diseases inc .ont b. woman not mentioned here
|. an affection, OF this nature, my Faynr'c
Prescription works cures the marvel OF
thcWOrld. Iui- med cine DO not cNt". ~ =
cure-uli, but 70 admirably iulLls Il single
ness OF purpose, being most perfect
specific IN al chronic diseases - Tie -oNuAl sy--
tenn Of W man. IL viii not dl-aHpJlntr nor VIII
IL do harm, in any state Ur condition
Those who desire further information on
these subjects can obtain a. In THE PEOPLES
COMMON SENSE MEDICAL ADVISER, book
OF over 30 pages, sent postpaid, on receipt
Of $40 II treats minute OF those q -eL-r7
peculiar " Females, and gives much valuable
advice IA regard 70 Tie management OF those
affections.
FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION SOLD
ny ALL DRUGGISTS.
R.V, PIERCE, N, D., PToIT,
BUFFALO, ". Y.
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A Host Of frienGS

Stand ready 10 attest the superior excel
lence OF LOGAN, LIST IL Cos Excelsior
Baking Powder
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~rruuenvI.Ic "a .CpuuCdah'' lte'eS
B-Itre al ~ p. NJ. Hrldgep"' "a : - ""u
Lives AZ -,teu,.uyli!t - 90 2. -,
Leaves SteubruviII at 7i5 a. M, arrive
Bridgeport a 500 a. nr. ,.,..
Special ACComn attun lr3ihN leSEt
B.I.rr al g:3J q. IL, and l2:i1 p. m;
Bridgeport g4ia M. and go p. IN arrive
gNIrim's Ferry al q 81 a. n. and III y.
m. Rturumg leave Martins Ferry az
L 5rn.. and S:3l y. m: Bridgeport II 30
Rm,guG S:iJ y. M. ar.lve al Bellalre al
N.Oa. m, and 20 p. IN.
tickets to all principal points in the
Es,' ana West can ue procured a. tnS
Uu.un Ticket once I'm Mcclure House, ana
q, the station IT Bridgeport.
+. X. NJ -,ES.
nan General Passenger y It"k-t Agent.
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no AduIteraiIon

No Chalk, no Alum, no Dyspepsia, IN
LOGAN, List II cos Excelsior Baking
Powder.
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and ST. Louis
Railway,
GOING WEST.

DANHANDLE ROUTE. CONDENSED
| ti'u- table oi through and local trains,
Nu,.. schedule:
--rsEG WET
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eve Don't Know How

To do without It," SO writes 81 Birming-
ham lady about LOGAN, LIST Il cos Excel
SiOr Baking Powder.
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Any Lady Who is Ambition s

O Sc; a good table, will use LOGAN, LIST
" cos r. CelsIor Baking iowder. The best
in the MAJ Kc,. Sold by best dealers every
WpttF,
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Liuht Bread and Light Hearts

Are found ~ every family where / oGAN,
LIST Il Cos FEceISiOr Pak'ug Powder is
used,
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stops at al sta ions oetwo IL
,NNoo. NO, and cumberland; No. 10 Stops :
" sp q. stations Os'"''" "H'S''nS anu
d" w. ttSTB0UND 9RALNS.
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NEW ADVERTISER
and Herbal Juice, Anti-BIlious
GrRnuIes. THE "LITTLE GIANT"
CATHARTIC, or nultum IN PafVo
Physic.

Physie.
The novelty ofmoieru Medical Chemical. and
Pharmaceutical science. - Use ut Aug LONGER
taxing the ar-c reqUsive, and naU-e0us pills,
composed OF cheap crude, and bulky iuE-e!..
eDt-. Wien We C..l. N- 2 careful. application Of
chemical science, gNt-.rt al The c.t,ha-tlC ard
u..'T U's.'ia4. V- pe-'l"s from Tie most ya.U-
E..e roots a.i herbs, anu concentrate them into
q minute Gr.-"ie. scarcely larger than n
mustard seed, fa... can 3" readily lowed
hF those % tie most sensitive s'nm1ChS and IA
t.Ious tastes. Zach little PurgatiVc Pellet
represents, in most concentrated form. aS much
cIaaTtic power a. l. embodied III any Of tie
large pills found for sale IN drug-sAopA From
their wonderful ca'har.Ic power In COMPARISON
o. -neir size, people who have not tried them are
apt 70 suppose hat they are harsh or drastic IN
eject: but such j. not ~ M the case, Ike Cvrent
active medicinal principles az which they are
composed being - harWpnizct AMI modified,
searching AL thorough, Vet gently
ant kindly operating, cathartic.
$500 Reward is hereby offered by the pro
proctor II these Pellets, Ia any chemist who,
upon ana.r-I-. Will lut IN them any C.lomcl or
uarr forms u me9cury, mineral poison, or in
furious dTU-.
Being entirely vegetable, no particular
CaEt Is required Wine using thcHL They optr-
ale without disturbance 90 the constitution, diet,
or occupation ForJauudice, Headache,
Constipation, Impure Blood, Pain
Ina the shoulders, T!ghtneSs of the
Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructatlons
a'l Aht NApltAAfIR thsRu lsA%st III
...p uth, Bilious attacks, Pain In re-
siOH OF Kidney, Internal FcVCr,
SlUUtcd feeling about stomach n, Rush
u Blood To Head, High-ColOred
Iriur, InsoCi0biiIIy and Gloomy
EOivbOdinyS, take Dr. PiCrCe's Pleas
ant PuTgativc Pellets. In explanation 81
.ac rene ..al power OF NV PurEItlye Pellets
over so great variety ~ diseases, wish to say
jaat their action upon the animal
economy l. universal, not II gland or
tissue escaping their AanatiNe Inn
press. AGE doe, not impair the properties Of
these PCilD,-. Thcv are -uga--rOa'ci and IN
closest IN glass ho'..r-, thC.r virtues being therc-
hy pr. Cryc. La.Npt.gcI for az length Of time,
IN any climate 80 that the are ALWAYS fresh
ant reliable Ials l. not the case with those
pills which are put UP In cheap wooden or
Ius'ep.y~l boxes. Rrr0'lcct that for all dis
eases where y Laxative, Alternative, or
PurgaIiVe, is indicated, these Atue Pellets
will give the most perfect satisfaction 10 al who
Use them.
They are sold by all Druggists ut
25 cents n bottle.
R.v. PIERCE, Y. D, P7cp'r,
BUFFALO. Ny.
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members. In Rescbitza, in the Bana, where the
largest iron and machine works Of the CON pany arc
rtuaed, and IN Two mining districts, the ASSOCIATION
has puilt lis own hospitals. II should be added that
the company pays iu wages In officials IN pern:a-
nent employ Ia case OF illness not exceeding three
months and, In case OF continued Illness onehalf OF
thor wages Tor nine months longer In ALL tho
tribnions OF the companDo the two associations de-
scroed had reached the sum Of !, s0J 800 orns the
close of 1875.
Independently of these institutions as we'll us OF tire
has beeu formed by the officials and subalicrns.
THIS association numbered, 10 1875, 4l63
members, and the amount assured the policies
not exceeding 1000 forinsl was 3,O52 $50
FORMS From the time OF IT'S establishment, in 1864.
to the close OF 1919, the association HAD paid 35S 1856
forms 10 the Survivors OF 524 tnembcrs The total
income during this period S04 25S FORMS and the
expenses were 4lj,293 forms, the fund OF 800 0.5
forms thus remaining being - 2l forms OF
tho liabilities as computed the 3lst OF December
1878. part OF this iund is probably EN- ployed In
loans advanced To members, igl4 such loaus, the
amount OF o93 ~ norns having been granted g,ncc
the establishment OF The associatiops
In addition TO The advantages of the institutions
mentioned, the employees OF the Stants- Eiscnbahn-
Gcseschaft enjoy various minor privileges, such
tho purchase Of fuel OF The company the price.
Two scholarships, moreover endowed At the CONNER
torious officials aud an annual grant OF 500 forms
each II At present made to i've OF employees the
Banut, tor the pursuit Of higher studies All IN all
these measures testify 10 better appreciation tho
part oil the stats Gcsellscha OF the true
relations between labor and capital Than to be found
10 the best Of our knowledge among railroad men In
America.
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ARGUMENTS OF THE COUNSEL.

PARIS, July 1850 r. M
This, the third day Of the Gras Gaudry trial. was
occupied with the speeches Of counsel. The Public
Prosecutor aud M. Dcmanse, who spoke on behalf
OF Gaudry, dwelt especially on the confirmation
by various Witnesses OF important portions Of
his confession. Tho former also laid the
avIdity oil Mmo Gras for money and her I'M
scrupuIousncss In obtaining II, at one time going
into Picardy and installing herself next door TO
the newly married. lover who had deserted her. armed
with the compromising letters as an instrument of
exiortioD, aud nquirins after her arrest, about
the Bourse quotations oil stocks In which she was
specializing Ito urged her pccuniary interest, VI
age when her charms were o. tho Decline ia so
disngurng or disabling 81. de Ia Roche to guard
against his marrying and rivet her hold on hun,
and Lard stress on her having preserved fragments OF
letters which hc supposed he had burned He in
sisted that Gaudry was not capable OF planning such
an outrage ana had no motive Tor so doing, his own
passion for Nine. Gras not inspiring him with any
Jealousy OF her other lovers
THE GUILTY MAN.
His presence, moreover, IN the house on the night
OF the outra2c--a fact proved by his knowing what
passed between the woman and her victiIn-was only
consistent with her guIi, also the communications
between the TWO prisoners before their arrest and her
Importing him, when both were taken before the
magistrate, not To compromise her That the woman
procured inc vitrol through her nephew was kcwiso
clear. 6nulry's advocate argued that hc
como by has passion for the woman not to be re-
sponsioe Tor his ACTIONS He contrastcd the respect
auto career vi his client until he Tell under her inu
ence win mo shainocssncss OF her whole life
H. Lachaud addressed the jury behalf OF Mnio.
Gras He maintained that mis- client had no adequ ate
motive for dshgurug NJ de Ia Roche--an act incvita-
bly, resulting IN his being taken charge OF by his rea
tvcs and thus Withdrawn from her nnuencc--and he
laid stress on tho fact that held NO promlssory
notes or securities from him He insisted that Gaudry
the sole criminal that no was by jealousy
ana tnat on being apprcbcnded he charged Nine.
6ras with melting the crime In order that no might
partially escape punishment tho Court then al.
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AT The NATIONAL CAPITAL.
THE DISPOSITION OF rRoops- CHANGE IN TIL

METHOD OF ISSUING SUPPLIES
WASHINGTON, d. c., August 8, 1871
No action has yet been taken by the War Depart
ment toward returning tho federal troops recently
ordered to different points in Pennsylvania, Illinois,
Missouri Maryland and elsewhere TO the posts occu-
ped by them before the labor troubles commenced
and 1t is not probable that the troops will be
moved from these localities for some limo 10 come
there being ample facilities for the maintenance of
the troops In the States above mentioned. AT Rock
Island, III, Fort McHenry Baltimore; Allegheny
Arsenal Pttsburg, and other public for6catons and
buildings adjacent 10 the largo cities attachments
BE- comfortably quartered, there Is necessity for
ordering troops back the barracks occupied by them
before the railroad strike. Many OF those troops, IT,
will be remembered, we're stationed the South /;
therefore thnt will be without the presence
OF federal soldiers.
ISSUING OF SUPPLIES.
&C., is now under the direct management Gi General
Hancock, In the military division of the Atlantic; Lieu
tenant General sheridan, IN the division OF the
Missouri aud General Mcdowell IN the division of the
Pacific. Heretofore tho of arms anu supplies TO
the army has been through the respective bureaus OF
the War Department, In Washington but since the
cert troubles commenced u has been deemed proper
to leave This matter the hands O the mil iary com
manuers mentioned, who can supply their troops with
out delay us tue exgcnces OF the may require
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MARYLAND.

THE CANAL BLOCKADE TO BE BROKEN BY Gov
ERNoR cARRoLL-THE CIVIL AND MILITARY
FORCES oRpERlD TO BE IN READINESS.
BALTIMORE, August s, 1871
Governor Carroll, at tho solicitation OF President
German, OF tho Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, has con-
scented to undertake the breaking of the block.
ade on the canal. The bontmon, for two
months have been on strike against the coal
companies for higher rates for transportation,
have over three hundred boats drawn up In the neigh
bornood of Hancock and Sir Johns runs, and refuse
to allow any boats to pass either way, except in rare
instances when shippers have paid advance figures
getting small OF coal to the seaboatd German
represented to the Governor that this was a case in
which the State was entitled to act, just much
the rairond strikers nterfered by violence
the road aud that tho canal should DO cleared the
railroad had been oven If 1t was necessary Gull In the
aid Of the United Saies Governor Carroll acccded to
this Wow Of the situation, and promised Mi. German
shat the canal shall DC opened
ORDERS TO THE SHERIFFS.
Tomorrow nc VIII issue orders 10 the shcri0s OF the
various counties through whicn tho Chesapeake and
OHIO Canal passes 10 take steps to boat
men and make the canal Tree to ali traffic Ii The
sherns are not able to do tins with the force at their
disposal the military will b. called execute the
task. For this purpose there available the 400
regulars, under command OF General Getty, along The
lGc the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad ana the nal
and achievements OF regulars or militia eau be
quickly sent from Baltimore to the number OF thou.
sand II necessary.
MILITARY READINESS.
Marching orders have been issued 10 tho Seventh
regiment oil Maryland National Guards, which It IL
supposed Will be ordered 10 duty the canal 1t is
worry probable that tho troops will be needed 10 clear
the canal OF the DISTRACTIONS.
There arc u thousand boatmen in the vicinity OF Sir
Johns Run and they are rough, determined set OF
men, who are not likely TO give way before such in
significant show force as the Sherin's posse. Tho
movement against them viii be made Immediately.
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TRAINS RuNN1No ON THE LEHran VALLEY AND
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.
NEW JERSEY.

THE LABOR DIFFICULTIES PRACTICALLY ENpED-
GENERAL RESUMPTION OF TRAFFIC.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PHILLpsBuRG, n. j., August g. 1877.
The body OF private Geo was recovered this morning
and will be forwarded to his mother at Newark.
The regulars are still enoamped In Easton, but
expect every hour be ordered Scranton. Every
thing is quiet in Phillipsburg and Easton and all
trains the Inherent roads will he regularly to-
morrow further trouble II anticipated.
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PLEASURE AND CHARITY.

Fully three thousand people, principally Germans.
crowded Union Park, Newark yesterday the occasion
being benefit festival for the German Hospital ono
OF the most popular aud useful charities Of Newark
In the afternoon and evening several singing societies
rendered German songs, and what called "a sacred
concertn was given by voss' band. Up TO seven
O'Clock ST. 700 had been taken n, 100 kegs Of beer hav
ing boon solo. The festival wall continue to-day aaA
to.pighS
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

EDWARD Walsh, employed at st. John q Avery's salt
stores Commercial wharf, fell through an open hatch.
way on the second floor q distance OF abou. fifteen
feet, and was taken up In an unconscious condition
He was removed TO ST. Peters Hospital where II was
found mat he had sustained q fracture Of the skull,
and hn recovery Is considered doubtful Tho injured
man has family residing at No 3l6 Van Brnnt street,
Brooklyn.
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Tho Stars, OF syracuse, have Just returned from
their protracted tour through the West Whuo absent
hcy played twenty games, with Tho strongest clubs In
the Union, and made tho following remarkable 70
cord Won 10 lost 10 games; secured 80 runs and
Tho clubs playing against them got 50 runs; but one
OF their runs Is IN dispute should this he decided
against the m their runs WILL also number s6.
Tho games ~ DO played to-day are a. follows:-
Hartford Va. Chelsea, at tho Union Ground; Boston
vs. Athletic, Al Philadelphia Jeficrson, OF Brooklyn
VS.. Monitor VI Waterbury. Conn Enterprise W. STAR
at t;reouylIIc. n, J,
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Captain Foley, OF the Tenth precinct yesterday had
arraigned at the Essex Market Police Court Henry
Gunthcr, Francis Williams and Anna Miller, all three
being charged with keeping disorderky houssa Some
thirty prisoners visitors and inmates we're taken be.
fore Justice kiloreth, who discharged them with
rcprilnand but held Ahs proprieso9s Of the dens IN
81. 600 each " answer
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STRIKE OF STONE CUTTERS.

QUEpgc August 8, 1877.
All tho stone cutters on tho Parliament build
ings have struck Tho contractors have decided to
pay twenty cents per foot instead OF 81 SO per day
The men cemand forty cents per foot, which, they
claim, u about equal 10 The present wases.
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CHAMPIONSHIP PROSPECT PARK, BRo0KLYN
The thousands OF people, many In elegant carriages,
who weekly attend upon tho gamos Tor the Prospect
Park championship sttest tho deep interest taken
therein by tho citizens OF Brooklyn As the series Of
contests, which are to decide the question, draw
toward the end, aud the positions OF the clubs arc
changed tho interest becomes all the and
exciting Tho following shows the record OF these
amateur clubs 10 data -
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BASE BALL.

The games In the West between the League clubs
having ended and the Eastern clubs having returned
the Tor their championship will DO resumed
during this week. upon the Union Ground, Brooklyn,
f.. D. Up 10 date their record Tor tho pennant IL az
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LACROSSE.

ROCKS OF MONTREAL.
MoSragAL, August 6, 1871
The Dominion Lacrosse Association yesterday
awarded tho championship to tie sbamrocks, Of Mon
teal by vote OF 81 to Is rho matter had been IN
der dispute since early tho season, whom tho Toron
los refused 10 play the Shamrocks uncss the latter
discarded OF their who had recently been
leased IRON imprisonment.
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This fund Is Invested, in part, In buildings IN tho
eny o. Vienna which serve cheap dwellings to such
M elnbcrs employed there Tho ASSOCIATION en-
poys eighty phy sciuns and has contracted
tLrtY-one hosp tails Toe the Accommodation Of It's
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and brought 10 this city, reaching here shortly
after slyh. O'Clock this morning They came by way
Of the Belvdere aud Delaware Railroad 10 Trenton,
and thence by the Pennsylvania Railroad 70 Phladel-
pbia. Tue troops came four sections and woro
greeted at the depot by an Immense crowd They were
treated 20 coffee aud sandwiches the depot resau.
rant Alter being refreshed the soldiers formed line
and marched In body to the corner Of Broad and
Walnut Streets where they werc reviewed by Major
General Hancock, and aiterward dismissed.
Delegations Of tho Grand Army met tho various
commands and accom- panied them to their aru;orics
xhsrs receptions accorded them IN the shape OF
bouutlfui rcpass. AT the Fenc,be Cap.
tam Ryan and Major General Loud made snort
speeches
FATAL FALL.
While tho militia we're passing the Colonnade Hotel,
Mamie Crump, aged eleven Years, a daughter Of the
proprietor OF that hotel viewing tho soldiers ON
9th story window. In leaning out of the window
lost her balance fell TO the Mt and was in.
stantIy killed
TRAINS RUNNING ON THE LEHIaH VALLEY AND
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL
BErnLxHEx. Pa, August Q, 1877.
All trains on the Lehigh Valley ROAD will start to-
morrow
The Central Railroad Of New Jersey have issued
circular to their employees stating that al passenger
and freight trains will be morrow and run
both ways the entire road. anu that coal trains
Will bc started soon coal IL furnished tor Transport
tation.
Tho Bethlehem Iron Compsny's Works. which have
been idle since the commencement OF the recent labor
troubles, viii resume work on Tuesday.
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eETuES OF THE FIRST DIVISION, NATIONAL
GUARD, FROM scnA xroN--yArAL END To
oHILD's slaH rsEEINo.
PnLIDrtrruA, August s. 1871
TIC First division Of ne Pennsyivuns National
oa~rd struck texts ussr Scranton on Saturday ugh: