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provysson HENRY yrwro

Tho Chicago tTll) journals to hand in tins city
Yesterday, 1,,h ins, report as Intelligence
has bccn received in this city from Dcadwood Black
Hls OF tho death OF Professor Henry Newton, ac.
conpiishcd gcolog,st, well known in the East Pro-
lessor Newton was tho assistant geologist who
panied Professor Walter y. JonDey two years ami
hall ago IN tho scientific survey OF the Black Hills
country IL will be remembered that this exploring
expedition VISITED IN o iuck Hills in 1879, tho year d.
lowing General Custcrs reconnaissance oil that country
About lvo months wcro spent by Professor Jcnney's
corps IN collecting material Of interest 10 Tho people OF
the States OF value To tho scientific wor d. IN THIS
work Professor Newton nigabt MS the reports
prepared by him will bear abundant testimony The lat
ter part OF last June he returned 10 The is To con-
tin0e his Investigations As his health had been
somewhat impaired he advised 10 remain East,
but nnaiy concluded visit the mines this summer.
Shortly after arriving at Dcadwood no was again proc
tratcd and died sunday, August D. Professor New
ton young and promising gcoogst, and Ito an
nouurcncpt OF his dcccase will TIC received with pain
bv his many friends at tho Fast and In rho West His
remains were cnbnmcd and ore now IN route 10 Now
ID.K city, whore his mOhcr r. drs. During MS last
lbcss KIND hands mniscrcG 10 HIM, ana warm hearts
IN tho camps NJ and down the sulciI we're touched
when II was known that Professor Newton was NO
mcrc.n
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ALICANTE, to Aug I7-Arrived brig Sarah Konneay
spauldIng, New York.
BRISTOL. Aug 17-Arrived. steamer Peoro utnD, Dill
berto, New York.
BREMEN Aug 17-Arivcd ship 1rsnqucbar. stangraf
New York.
Sailed I7th ship Brsmericke tGer), Renken New York;
bnrk Astronom tGcr). Hooper. do.
BARcxLoxA. Aug l1-Arrived brig John Kendoll (Br),
James, New York
DUBLIN Aug 16-Sailed, bark Ativita Qtai), Marcsca
United States
FLEETWOOD. Aug le-sailcd bark Framss Cswe). NJ.
lander. Wilmington.
FAYAL-sniled. the Victoria NJ. for Boston
GLOUCESTER Aug fe-saiied, bark ostons taD. Terro,
GLASGOW. Aug Io-sailed. bark Aikor tNor,. Wilhelm
sen. Galveston.
Gorrsspunc-Arrved barks Jon sjodin tswc).
scn New Ada Poard tBr) oeken. Bay OF Islands.
ny. -st- .'F f'N ~ " ~ i"'' -
Hun Aug i7-Arrved barks sondsenorse tsor,. rsrsl-
SON. Pensacola Agar Aus) Bussanich, Now York Cbefore
reported arrived 18th.
HASTINGS Aug 1e-on bark Erna GER, Schultz. from
New York for Bremen.
uAyuuRe. Aug 49, Sailed barks Robert Godfrey tBr),
Taylor. Baltimore; Erwin tGcr), Pbiladelpha-
IIosc KoSc. Aug 17Arrived previously. ship Titan,
Berry. Cardiff
Kn.crmoE Arrived. bark Mndct tNor,. Olsen, New
York
Lrvxnroor, Aug I7-Arrlved. bark Enrquo tsp,. Bon
Grovia Baltimore.
sailed 18th, ships Lizzie Perry tBr Pitman. Southwest
Pass Evnngcinc (B Manson United States bark Cham
picn 3D. Barry Delaware Breakwater; schr Anna Z
kranz Purviesc, Philadelphia.
Lospos Aug I7-Arrived. bark Lainctar tRus. Hart
man. Pensacola.
IizAnp Aug II. PM-OB steamer PereIre (Fr). Daure.
from New York for navre.
LYNN Aux I0-saiicd, bark Rosa 1tsD. Barbnghists,
New York.
NrwcAsrLs, Aug i7..-saed. schr Joseph wrdc koed.
philadelphia
QUEENSTOWN. Aug 1s--Arrived. steamers Bothna (Br)
McNickan New York Tor Liverpool: scandinavian (Br
Ritchic Baltimore via Halifax for do land both pro-
ceedcd)
9, M,cu.vrs-sa,ied, schr Daniel Webster Haskell
Boston.
VALENCIA TO Aug I7Arrved bark Joseph Baker Ryder.
New York.
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Schr Niagara. Wood bridgeport for New York.
schr George Cun Bacon Portland. O.. for New rork
schr Brown. Mott Northport for New York.
schr Potter Hooper. Bradbury. Wiers Point for Hsv-
erstraw.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Bolivar. 0cer New YGE for New Lsndon and
Norwich.
Steamer Delaware. Smith. New York for Norwich.
Steamer Albatross. Davis New York for Fa River
Steamer Norfolk. Ford. PhilsdeIphia for Fall River.
Bark Chigneto (Br). shaw. Now York for Antwerp.
Brig Rabboni, coombs Now York for Bangor
schr l. Hcss. Brockwav. Now York for Conuectlcut
River.
schr Whistler, Keefe. New York for Taunton.
Scr Isuac Borden. Dodge. New York Tor Fall River
schr Dart. Campbell. New York for Stamford.
Schr Golaen Ray wilson New York Tor New Haven.
schr UrbanA Alien New York for Newburyport.
Scr Georse Calhoun B. Jones' Now York for st John.
NIB.
schr Souvenir DID, Hatfield New York for Nassau Mp
S~hr A Brooks. Fox. New York tor Nantucket
schr A Potter. Potter. New York for Nosnk.
Schr Anna Jacobs. Jones. New York for Chatham.
schr attic Lou. Fitzpatrick, New York for Hartford.
Schi J. Hall, Lawrence New York tor Portland.
schr Il Hoxic. Rogers. New York for Noank.
NB. ''"-'
schr n Ayrcs- Provost. New York for stenfngtsn.
scnr Freesione, fsase. New York for Bos.on.
schr Elmer. Tribbe, Hobokei for Providence
Sehr Sarah Louise. Wincn estcr. Amboy for Salem.
Schr Marcena Monson. Dayton. Amboy for Boston.
SchrJoh w Bell. Cook. Ameoy for Taunton.
hchr flyawny. Enos, Amboy for Providence.
schr Albert Phnro bingham. Amboy for Providence
schr Belle Hull. Brush Port Johnscn Tor Bristol
Schr Martha King. Jarvis, Amboy for Providence.
Schr Helen Mar. Duncan. Rondout for Beston
Schr HorbeFt MAnton. Crowcl, Newbnrg for Boston.
Schr Pacific, Look. Iiaverstraw for S. George Ne.
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WEATHER REPORT.
uo.yuxAp. Aug II Wind wNw.
FOREIGN PORTS.

CALlAo Aug I4-Arrivcd previously bark II Parr Rob-
bin, New York. -. an So, -. 80.
UmAnLorrrTowS, PEI. Aug lo-sailcd, bark Ethel
Blanche (Jrj. Graham. London.
Cleared 10Th brig j can DIR, Anderson Liverpool
DpaERAnA datcTn port, schr Henry Parker. Lewis.
Doncmrsrrn Nh Aug 1i-sailed, schr -, for Now
iAyHsa. Aug i7-Arrved. steamer Clyde. crowell New
York.
HALtyAx. rs. Ang 17-Arrivcd, steamer Caspian (B)
Tro~ks Iivetpvoi via 1T Johns. Nj. Tor Montreal.
lonroS BLcvF. rs. Ang ti-sniicd bark Norman (Br)
Toar Spain about Aug 1-sn''cd. bark zuma (r), Pc
Picrou Aug iy-Arrived. ship Midas 3D. Todd Char.
0GHrtc Aug r5-Arrvod, ships Peter MAXWELL Forsbsrs
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SAILED.

Steamers zena tBr,, for Liveypoo Ataa Br Kingston,
&c mot 18th: City Of Austin. Fornandina &c: ships
minnie swift iBrI. london x:E s.isn. nsr,, Irs@en
golden Fleece. San francsco barks John Potts 3r.
Hons Kong; Themes D.yden Newcastle Tyne; Grace
l!avis; ro,mcss Ans, Trieste P,;nd1 Oscar Ncr: do
Santa Rosa Itni) Gibraltar; briggs sa,ista Bsreeloua
Ruggiero uall Naples Ella Braz Rio (arande; Harry
Aubrey barbados; Maria q 1tni), Hull.
Also sailed. steamer Abemarle, for Lewes. Dol; schrs
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
AUGUST II. 1877.
sM odcratc. tGentie.
PORT OF NEW YORK. AUG. II. 1877.
ARRIVALS
REPoRTEp BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrEsroSE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPoRTEp BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTrEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Britannia (Br) Thompson Liverpool Ang and
steamer Brrmuda BID AnGrove. - Johns, Sf, and Hal
fax. with ipdso and passengers 10 CLARK Seaman En-
lon g. 20 spoke ship II Morris of wndsSr Nsi from
Bremen .or Delaware Brcakwater. ~ days
Steamer Agnes smith, Philadelphia with mdse to Bogert
Steamer b,marie. Gibbs. Lewcs Del mdsc to tho
Old Dominion Steamship Go.
ship Mount Washington. Perkins Boston Aug ~. In bal
last To order
BARK IInakon i~konsen tNor) Hang, London 40 days.
Bnrk Pcpiia 0erj Ga,zsn. Rio Giande do Sui SO days.
Barx Dorothy (Brj. Brink.tcr. DeJncara ~ days. with
sugar to Maitland, Phelps 4 20; vessel 10 master.
Bark Courier r, Laport Guadaloupc ~ days, in bal
Brig Bnona yovn uta. rorcn,ige, cc,,s 81 days with
Brig Cara tAus), nocaric Barcelona ~ days with iic
to order YVES vc.sri TO Hand nays WV" '"s''
chr Fred smith Brown, Old IIarbor ia Is days. with
schr Ida Jayne (of Port Jcnsrson, Mills Arroyo PR
~ days with aud molasses to Galway Casndo Ives
schr ,;lovcr, Podger. Georgetown, Sc, 7 days with
naval stores 10 ullncr Potter; vessel to Iiurlbut
srhr Glars Goodwin. Colburn. Richmond VIZ. for New.
Schr II II Pitts. Cavalier Virginia.
schr Adaliz" rosnsend. Virginia
schr ! iioyt CraDmcr. virgins
sloop Evciinc. Newton Virginia,
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City of Fte'ourg. Springer New Bedford for
sehr IiIbbard tBr. Dow. Windsor Ms for New York
-chr Lucy Amcs Richards, Nycklnnd for Sew York.
schr Tra'ic Wind. cray, RocklanJ Ior New York.
sclrr John y ,.nfin ';oad, Roc spert Tor new York
Schr John ,;rnitn, Niilis boston for New ork.
schr Adc,im. chrse. IIarwich Tor Npw FORK
aenr Ghsll nse, Irny; ysesnsost log New York. w.
acisy wsspofs Now Ssc
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Antwssp: Elmer ramsersEjalvsr Isaats:n Gresnosh
Lady Bicssingtou 0uudcrsen st Nazare WIN feo nougn-
ton. Barrow: parks Eleanor. Newcome beiisss inaans
keogcr Bordeaux: brig Tentative Felix Andre, uasa
sian cSnsrs.s Power Lverpoo Rescue: Henry sundsr
st PIERRE- Mari. Aug SIN port. barks Helen Msrson
!Br. huuday. for Pensacola goth; Sam shepparo enp
do do.
ST Jonx. NIB. Aug I5-Clcared. bark wayfarer t1r).
York.
sailed 18th. ship Bsscondoid tBr. simonvon. New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-18
A COwARDLY ASSAULT.

In tho Court OF Special Sessions yesterday Michael
J. Gregory charged with assau!tipg ofcer Casey
OF the Second District Court squad. The officer, IL
appeared went to arrest him on warrant Tor dis
orderly conduct He found Gregory at supper, showed
hts warrant and told MIN not to hurry. Gregory ap-
reared thankful and promised to 60 psaceabiy; but
whiie the oncers back was turned Gregory sezcd an
ola musket from an adjoining room and struck him
stunning blow on tho headhnd shoulders. Tho officer
retalatsd with his CLUB and forced the man to
yield. The prisoner sent TO the fenitcntisry Tor
aix months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-18
THE STIRLING FEMALES.

Tho strike Of the female operatives OF n. Stcarns
Co . silk mill on Forty street stu continues
with both sides ranguinc Of success The firm charac
serizcs the course OF the girls foolish and UNJUST
claiming that the reduction Of ten per cent IN the
vnscs was u urccssity nrisng from the hnrd times.
They aI.p claim that tho grlS lost ssbi Of the iacl
mat. although business was drll many w1o couis
e.s.Iy nave boon dispensed Win wore retained.
fbc operatives express themselves fully Justified
I'm their action They claim TINT tho reduction more
AN Ton pcr cent and say that air cannot average
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-18
WHALEMEN.

Capt Colson San Francisco. OF bark Javs beore
ported lost the Arctic Ocean, reports Junc . IN berhing
Sea- Owen Mctiinnis serman was rnwned BY the cspsis
ing lie native Of ireland, axcd about ~
years lie reports that til, iastcr part OF May
port WINS current that schr Emo Franssu, Of san
Francisco boarded by natives At O~pe Of Prince nj
ales american shore) who helped themselves to rum
&C. and departed. used no violence.
spoken-Aug H. lat, &c, schr Petrol avery, Of NIB,
with 2ts0 bbls oil.
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THE NEWARK SILK SPINNERs.

Upon the invitation OF tho employers the 700 hands
who Quit work mt tho Newark Guy Silk Mills last
Tuesday and have been Idle since, because oil propo
s,tion 10 cut down their wages iiitcon per cent, viii
mo At the factory in Bank street. this afternoon.
II 10 understood That the hands VIII resume work ON
Monday tho proprietors having agreed 10 recall their
proposition reduce tho rate OF fifteen per cent
Those hands who have received the highest wogcs
have coesented however tn accept lower rate in or
der that tho poorer paid hands may receive mere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-18
COLONEL GEORGE y. USHER.

Colonel George =. Usher, leading citizen OF Bristol
r. l., and tor many years commercial agent oil the
Hnytian government IN New York, died on Friday
night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-18
Molly MAGNETISM Shows It's Head
Again in Pennsylvania.
A MINE BOSS MURDERED.
Two New Regiments Called Out by
Governor Hartranft.
PEACE IN MARYLAND.

HARRISBURG, Pa August II, 1877
Governor Hartranf has Information from the lu-
ssue county coal region that great uncasness prevails
among the people, owing 10 tho threatening
movements Of tho striking miners and has been
requested not to remove any OF the State
militia until all fears of violent outbreak have dis.
appeared Tho Governor had concluded TO send to
their homes most Of tho State troops this week. but
the action OF the strikers In driving miners
, from . number Of collieries induced him 10
change his intention. and the prospect tonight
IL that the four regiments duty AZ Scranton, Wilkes
barre and other points in Luzerne county will not be
disbanded for week at least, no improvement
in tho situation warrantipg their withdrawal
10 expected until that time As quiet has
besn restored In all parts of the State except Luzerne
county, II 10 believed by tho Governor that tho
forces now on duty will DO sufficient suppress any
outbreak amUng the strikers but rumors prevail
that some OF tho discharged militia will be
Into the eld by Tho Governor to put down tho rioters
all but about 800 have been mustered out OF actve
service Tho number OF United States troops 10 tho
8lasa 10 about l. I00 stationed In Allegheny Luxcrne,
Northampton, Bsrke- and Carbon counties. The sol.
de- in these three latter counties ordered there
Hancock, tho Governor having never deemed their
presence at Reading Easton and Mauch Chunk ncccs-
sary.
No strike b anticipated among tho coal miners OF
this county, OF whom about two thousand arc en-
pioyod a. The Williamst0wn and Big Lick coicrcs.
They demanded restoration OF their old wages, but
the company refusing TO acccde 70 their demands,
they resumed work.
The Lykens Valley and Summit branch mines, located
few miles from the whiamssown and Big Lick, were
On are last winter, and ew months more will eapse
before they will % In condition to allow the resump
ZION Of mining
AxofHER poR VOLUNTEERS.
The Governor und A1jutant General had . consulta-
zion tonight, lasting until midnight. tho result
II which tho drafting Of general order calling TOR
regiments OF volunteers for three months from
Tho National Guard.
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OBITUARY.


Rev. Asa d. Smith, ID. D., cx-Presidcnt OF Dartmouth
College, died IN Hanover, n. H., on Thursday. rne
cause OF hrs death was recent attack OF diarrhc,a
he was nearly seventy three years OF ngo
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LEHIGH VALLEY TROUBLES.
4 MOLLY MAoUrRE MURDxB-FuBrHER vi
IENCE ANTICIPATED.
RRrMiRHRN Pa Au0u

LENCE ANTICIPATED.
BRrHLEHEM Pa, August IL, 1877.
large body OF disguised mon came across
the mountains from tho Wyoming region, az
daylight, this morning, and thoir advent be-
tokens the Inauguration of mischief. Michael
Bratton, a Welsh mine boss. who engaged TO work
. colliery in the summit Valley, whh "Dlackieg''
miners Monday next served with ''conln
notice. yesterday, warning him, under penalty Of
death, 10 quit the region within twcntyfour
hours He neglected this mandate OF the Molly Ma
CURES. and to-day he ambushed in the mountains
and brutaiiy murdered This first act Of Molly Ma
garsm creates much excitement, aud only strengthens
The bcfsf that the desperate Of the middle coai
fields have organized for the commission Of GRIMM
atty
MINES CLOSELY cuARnKD.
Those operators who have determined 70 start thor
mines Monday next will employ largo detach ncbt
OF special policemen and Coal aud ISon police
20 guard their collferics and project ~
man thsy hsvs dctermiusd 10 \ empsoys
The opening Of the mincs Wiil eliminate Ia trouble,
and is not IN tho least improbable that OF tho
United STATES troops ~ Luzefne county DO trans
fcrred the Lehigh district All kinds OF business
paralyzod and the general situation Is precarious
ALL 70 sroPPED.
The member Of malcontcut miners and aborcrs Is
between 1000 and 24,000 and - local disturbances
are contin ualy occurring this number will be sweIled
10 greater proportions II calculated that not mine
will be III operation BY TO- morrow the strikers will
cither persuade or intimidate tho mon now working
from the collierica
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THE CANADIAN SHIP LABoRERs.

QCEBEC, August rs IobI'
Tho ship laborers resumed work on the steamers
to-day, an understanding with Mr.. McCrae having
boon arrived at
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DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
III EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING.
AUGUST "a, 1877
In which there will DO 5000 Tickets. with 1880 Prixes
prize to every seventh ticket
Whole Ticket 500 Half $50: Quarter $25 Fifth, &20s
ZENITH, 10: Twentieth, rs.
Prsss cashed Intormstipn furnished Orders hed Ia, -
TAYLOR 4 Co, BankerA..
II Wan ~ New xnn
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTHS OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

saih. Dest,nanonj
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The 1.OyO tickets ending with Is (the thc
terminal units Of the number drawing tho first capital,
Si5.OOO) each entitled to $5
Witness hands At Covingon, KY, this day (wcdnes-
day. Au gust is, 1871 .
/. j. GRoKfNGER. Commissioners.
Prizes payable In full without deduction.
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING. AUGUST ~
Capitals 5000 ~, S3,450 So oOo 81 500 four OF OOl
four OF 81 500.
$3.50 prizes. amounting to S3OoOCO
osghts, 81 %
Address all orders to
SIMMONS DICKINSON,
~ I'd st., Louisville, KY:
WILLIAMSON CO,
500 Brosdway. New York.
corner Prince a..
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A Bs0LCTE DIVORCES SPEEDILY OBTAINED:
1terrns superiAtveiy reasonabc: consult conHden
tiaL FREDERICK l. KING. Lawyer. o 81 MarK's place
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The Lord is Very Pitiful.
JAMES 5:1I.

Why are We troubled 2 Luke "a: 30.
Ny people have forgotten their rest
ing place. Come unto me all We that
labor and are heavy laden, and l will
give you rest. Il will rest you.) The
Lord shall give you rest from thy sor-
row. Rest in the Lord. JeT. so: 6.
Matt. IL: %. Isa. IA: 3. Ps. 3:7.
Why is thy countenance sad ?
Neh. 2:2.
They forgot God their Saviour. They
remembered not the multitude of his
mercies. Surely goodness and mercy
shall follow me all the days of my life.
| will remember the years of the right
hand of the most High. Ps. LOG: 81, z.
Ps. %: 6. Ps. II: 10.
Why weepest thou John 20: ID.
Your heavenly Father knOweth. Be
of good comfort. have seen thy tears.
AS one whom his mother comfOrteth,
so will 1 comfort you. Matt. 6: 81.
Matt. 9: %. lisa. 80: 5. lisa. &C: l3.
Why go mourning? Ps. 1879.
They shall be comforted. The Lord
hath sent me . . . to comfort those
that mourn. Ye shall have a song :.
and gladDess of heart. Mourn not, MOI
weep. For 1 1.-THE LordD will turn their
mourning into joy, and will comfort
them, and make them rejoice from their
sorrow.
We know that all things work to-
gether for good to them that love God.
Matt. 5: 4. Isa. 6l:2. lisa. 80: %. Neh
S:9 Jer. 81: 13. Rom. 8: %.
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PATENTS.
r.

r.. H. ED Y.
No. 76 State Street. opposite Kilby Street BostH
Secures patents in the United States also in
Great Britain, France and other foreign countries
Copies of the claims of any Patent furnished by
RENTING one dollar. Assignments recorded al
Washington. No agency Ia The United States pos
sesses superior facilities foT obtaining Patents o.
GeertG11'ing Tie patentability Of Intentions. X H.
EDDY, Solicitor of Patents
TESTIMONIALS. 81,
II regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most successful
and capable practitioners with whom l have had
official intercourse. CHAS MASON.
Commissioner of Patents
inventors cannot employ a person more trust
worthy or more capable of securing for them al
early and favorable consideration at the Patent VI
fce."-EDMUND BURKE late Commissioner Of
Patents"
Boston, October 10, 1876
X. Fl. EDDY, Esq.-Dear Sir: you procured for
me- in 1910, my first patent. Since then you have
acted for and advised me in hundreds of cases aud
procured many patents reissues and extensions
have occasionally employed the best agencies ID
New York, Philadelphia and Washington, but !
still give yOn almost the whole of my business ID
your line and advise others to employ you.
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER.
Boston. Jan. 1. l877-lV
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Rev. Mr.. Pratt of Agawam, Mass,
preached sermon Sunday, on the sin
fulness of raising and using tobacco,
which is causing considerable discussion
among his parishioners. The premises
were that no man could be clean and
earnest Christian who did either; and
he proved the honesty of his belief by
saying he would live on less salary,
rather than have the members of his
church engaged in the business.
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WESTERN TICKETS !

Tickets to all points West and South, and inc
Pacific coast, via. all the firstclass routes
To Liverpool, Glasgow, and other points, by first
class Steamers
To San Francisco, by Rail or Steamer.
For lowest rates, time tables. and information
call on OF address A. c. HARVEY, Ticket AgI
st. Johnsbury, VT. SO
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The long-standing case of the United
States against Jordan & Marsh, the
great dry goods dealers of Boston to
recover for an under valuation of i'm
ported goods, to evade the duties, has
been settled by the firm paying $50. 00C
and costs.
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PERSEVERE
In the use of this remedy until cured. I
contains the great healing dement's
of plants in their essential
form as obtained by
disfilIafinn

Catarrh, in its extent and destructive force,
stands next to Consumption. and is closely allied
to it; for in certain constitutions the transition
from one to the other is only question of time.
1t is therefore singular thing that those afflicted
with it should not make it the object of their lives
to rid themselves of it. A single bottle of any
remedy cannot, in the chronic stage, effect cure,
nor even bring the system under its influence fully.
In many such cases the bones and cartilage of the
nose are eaten away, the organs of hearing, of
seeing and of tasting, affected to be rendered
useless, the uvula so elongated and in1amed as to
produce constant and distressing cough The
return to health must necessarily be slow, under
the most favorable circumstances when serious
ly afflicted but the evidence of its great value
satisfied that there does not exist of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by .iudcious and persistent
use of SGTlford'S Radical Cure for Cdtdrrh. The
relief in every obtained from the first dose is
an indication of what it will do when the system is
brought constitutionally under its influence.
SdTlford'S Radical Cure is sold by all wholesale
and retail druggists throughout the United States.
Price, 81.