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1urrD .iND 1nh ilHlNr lncrs.
albany. Oct. s.-The Argus Of tomorrow
morning viii contain the following:

''''''"" v" ''''." ''' I'''. w "~
tooth Na'.ni' nrri irt ~ r'D'i.ra >n'oh
cen"''.... H'"s o. N.''i' ".'r 'aoa~,n.d
Fn'.-. VIM c....i, rr.-.f.nt
h.nNlM Nar.n.. NtHuHf
IT," form ol tho chr-K above e.,on is car-
rohoretiynuf the explanation which hn- hren
already medr to me public in r'sarito t. 1ti-
drawn to thr orlor Of tho bank. and noi 90 th"
order of the iry"s Conn not 90 VA. order of
Mr.. Cassidy uurio thr order of Mr. Manning.
as .t obviously would amt should ,ha,' h.ru
druwn lud % l.ru int nlal that either
v..- tn r''riN' tAr pio. Is @ II. lN il
wn- drawn t. uIe order ~ TIE bank.
which ca-hol II hero. 10 rn,hle tie drawer
to ohtlir rhc funds hore hy transfer through its
wcaum from his funds IN the r.nM National
p1nk in N'w York. .The amount W.. lor... aul
nr" pres nicd from %, ~" p.a''- rs p.r-ons
NOT known IN or doing lusiu"s- " th u. re-
maker. and of - ulym"nt ia the end r-nnient
of parties ry-id"ut hrr'. uu,l also inr the rur-
oniy .ndor- .-,.ntof William Cas-i ly. IT,. ei-
ionf. nnl n1nIo " 4rnfu',. uffnrn., was pitt rn
in" ii,'k OF ii' .ir' +. rii 90" nAN"r"i i MAS
tAef.''v ul''"l fno'f,. r q ''wor'y .' IT, BUS
% -- ni .n.t |Ii- u,n. ..f- vi.I .,l. ry. tnt
THIS rui'r~. .fiert So uNf n"ni'ul 90 make n
u..,fi '.. from IT, N. pa. lrawn iIrr.t.y tn the
r.N na 'r-r Do i,.,l fo f.rn,fr.' rGvnN nv uiul
iN' 'nlor-' 'mrnt ~ 'u" lr91. ''mrl'v. WIS %
.nri .n,,.-'.' 'N."r, i'r t'' ne''--'A 'l 'drntA-
w. r... ..,..l t.-t eytu ns 'ne f,i,v'n. eta'c-
w.ni irom ti' o'i"'r7 oi th" unnrr'ul
N,a'g, or.,', n',ss N..',>, o. Is ~ ..
~, i'., Janni,. ~. 900 ri, lrn'h N,ina.d
.,,', grna,'. u.,r,o, Of e'' ,l.,.r,' Of n. t,0f
,ii,-lr H. l,nS tax ~ ci.'msi, rre. ,,.,,on Of r.
ii,,nt o., rr .,r'nti1u ", hi,. lacn tu Oh, o. ma
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TiXPirERs IN the FIELD.
Demanding n Halt IN the Reckless Rush or
Omcial ENtrnNagnncc.

A large number of the taxpayers of the
Twcntv-n first Ward mot last evening AZ Gjl Scc-
ond avenue to prot. IT against municipal cN-
lrnvagance and Ring rule. ana to form nm assoc
citation for the protection Of property hold r8
from cNior,ion by raparious city officials Mr.
NnuschafIcr presided. and introduced Mr.
IIitehoy. who spoke nt SOME length. Tho city
deit. he said. il sli5.OOo.Oo0 TO viii h II will be-
nccesanry before long to add s22. 900 900 " un-
paid tnNrs. This a. h is III 'rHasing regularly
at the rate of tjUuurlO year. Hud " TIA il the
interest account AT this rnt' IN twou'y Yours
the citv's payments for interest ON bonds will
he equal 10 the iull amount now rniAgd annually
hv taxation. A. an in-tUn.e Of municipal
mismnnag"meni, ihG, ,spoak"r ,it"d the
wis instituted. th' rNr'ndiiuros for do ks
w.re not over tjIuNul % var. ard the
running cNp"u4"- wrr' about $4,000
IN" rnw departments running expenses nre
{ l5OUlO year. Another fraudulent trnnsa'-
tf1n VS. tlr rrs-u." of a Till J. II winter hy
which Mnvur Ely and two other TnmnNnyitr-
nI' "lr"In,.l CON- 'l-~."l u, ,SI,'~- lh' Hhii,
Tru'h aN.ru0. In 1871 IL wl- 4 signed to
mnkH p1rN ON tuIH nt. " iiru included
ly-cieit ani ouc-hDlf a"r.-. Tat before the
~" meg w. di-.HN. J. 4, ul 'h' s h"nl" Of
I'uu rf"l tNr,Y.n. NuW tlu' owners of tho
thrVaiu" of OH '.'.t tInn .nl uuv.uni mod .@flv
will O,vh - i,in''nrir ,o'- '
4 w.rs "a .inan -Hid thnt rr'riD ARE 'irr;-,,".
Iu'. b 1870. f'r. t..rf. .~.nunr OF Jur Hrs.
$1,000; ili rnrn. ili . dav ouch for our
huur,- w .gk 20 w.'.. and % Nl"afiDn AZ three
Nr Wlmr. saii uai rr pcr,y ownor- aro
TiG,, ry Wiz" 1"r"a .'a t" n, % ar a. uai nan,.d q,
they viii Iuu their own HunlitintHe
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Two Mining comp,n,c. In IL wrnns,e.

An important salt in Morris county. y. j.. l.
that p tho 1huuA. ln Cnmia against the Allentown
lion Company. \ supreme Court cau.e began Tues.
day last h,iov struck ury Both plaintiff ani defend
ant are corporations o tn STATE OF rrnns lvHnia owning
mine, and cafrNne mining operation. IN Morris
rs The >ut l. ur saa--, Oh. llIufi1, ale-u- That
defendants broke and entered their close taku- there.
frNW mon tons of iron nrc. worth t4ubb The PLAIN
tf> own m, Richard mime. Hnl the dcirulnnt, are
...er. oi the RHkrr mine both situated u Rue khwHy
township. IN what l. knuwn ~ The Mount Hope minng
district. ant main vein of ore which extend
northeast Hni sluWt-t utrns. The utt'r part m tie
county II j. said that several hundred fct under thu
surface the drrudAnfs hHNt mined the plain.
un To- ihs tie d',n llu'- peHi rr-t dcrmi. second
the utftr of limitations, urd. thri uWuDr-ip Ruth
Artc- trace t,tr utr back 20 l9s- ami Tie Board Of
frnpr,tor. and mnutuie I'd surveyors are 20 be cN
dam d tir
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scrrsnn, wnearnn 10 b. rr;,a.

Yesterday Mr. Crttonien. tho ass stan, rDun.
sci o. the Police Commissioners. informed Ju.nr,
fMnmcr that Police sergeant Wuudlun. uf thc Tumh,
Court squad, waived further examination AMI a-kcd to
be- held for the Grand jury Scr'i Noolrun m report
to the Police Commissioners some time ago ayerfod that
Couus llor James oliver had muuncd crinn records at
Tho rmnhs Police Court Then 40 the instance. of Mr
oliver the sergeant -tei n charge criminal
hh1 ON saturday evening the Board ut folre Iu.tcrs
investigated the case. and unanimously acquitted Mr.
ONrr ui tho accusation made against him lN the Ser.
eranl Yesterday Justice tlammcr held tile sergeant IN
SJlp for tIAl the General
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Alexander u. >teph~ns's own Account OF his
Opinions of the Electoral tOu,mi,sion.

III recently published interview with
Alexander II. Strpheus the following Wa given
Hs an EXPRESSION - his sentiments: There
isn't much comfort for the ioriorn f'w who are
stll clineing TO thu fraud cry. ! tninS Mr..
Hay IS tenure il frmcr than that 81 any rrosi-
dent ever innugmutrd in the United State. II"
holds hi- ulllc. hy tlo high y 10 l,a uuti ority
in the land. Eyon If | Thought th"ir d"'i-ion
wrong. which | do not. should bow 10 IT us |
would 10 any decree from the bench i dis.
cusSinn having ariS,n among a numh"r Of
Brooklyn lawyers a. t. the truth Of this report.
eX-Judge John Lynch. NJ their request. wrote 10
Mr. stephens for an niiirmancc or denial Ot H..
His answer was H. follows:
", l.. Tln Ttuel 1uiod
DfAn SIM. yonr mote of vest rNv iu.i received What
! snli WAS In substance follows think NJ llnNt-
tnur' able than that of anN .i,uto oN,r in.
HuFuru,d in n. United STATE The others hll lrid 5
yI Nif The matter his tenure t.f.s M Wf
IL hold i, once y tie Judgment oi the highest judicial
tribunal ever created 40 hi. country. mat tribunal.
think wa cnn-ttuunnHlN created, AMI though lthou-li
thcir decision wr'ns W hNw 10 IT. authuut' amt
thrk n good, law abiding tfens SHOULD. a, Ia every
other nd go dcrr r"n,ulntl.uallf r.ni"r a. '"n.ii
eraNus ui 'irdul nr 'u-ut autn. thrrcfnc @. n com.
n,eugr wii hi. ut. are now utfN nut o. ihe question:
\er' -i,cuuNv. ArfN,NntR H. STFUN.
I,sI SIAN ~fHFrr Nsw oHk Ciii, oct D. i-57
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Troy. OFT. s.-Thc W1rhingmrn', state Con-
,cui.u wa. Called o. ORDER ui, forenoon ny ucorsc
Bnir of NcM Norh, President of ihe MorAnsmcu's As
~.mhly. John j Iunin Of syracuse was temporary
Chairman and VI Herman of TROY Secretary unc
huui,d drltlHte, were nr.ui hNuf.e Blair ut Nrw
N,rk ~ A> niinsOn nfmHnDui lrt-llt no
.Hfft.r OF live wa, appointed 90 confer with a
,,,','.,-, I'm ~. a.. euhHck touNtutuu lur after
nnni uetaii,i iu dl-,u-.ln- '' '''N' ''
anI,liiuo nt g. the state Cun,uiuhnn
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THE PATENT OFFICE DISASTER.
The board OF Inquiry. Report Giving the
Cause of tho Fire.

WAsHrNGToN, Oct s-The Board OF In
quiry. appointed by Secretary Schurz to nvcs-
tignte the cause Of the fire in the Interior De-
partment building on the oath ult.. submitted
their report this evening. accompanied with tho
testimony Of large number of Witnesses. The
board say that there is no foundnton whatever
for the suppostions tina, the fire was caused 10y
inccndinrism or spontaneous combustion.
They find that fire. was built OF pino
boards and n blower placed over the CRATE
in the ladies' copying room in the Ninth street
basement on the morning OF the day on which
the fir" occurred. The testimony Oi several
Witnesses vino were upon the root some timc
before the alarm was given. shows thut SOC
tion Of tho wooden grating 'oN"ring the gutter
on the roof. and lying Immediately iy against tho
nue. was on Hire, ,nnd wns thr9Wh on the ROOF
INTO the yard on Ninth street. 1hr report says:
We think there can bc no doubt hut thnt this
dry pine grating WIS si on irn from sparks or
burning cindcrs which came up through
this iiur. The amount Of this grating viii
had been burned az the Sire the witnesses dis
covered il is varlously estimated by them. but
We conclude that not less than thirty square
feet of boards had b,rn destroyed. The wit
nesscs say that they found u large quantity OF
live Goals lying on the roof and IN the gutter.
ana thht the copper WAS 50 intensely not thht u
had changed color. ana in some places sunk
down NJ though there was hole underneath y
The board. IN conclusion. call mo attention or
the Secretary TO the condition Of several OF the
chimney liurs under the roof Of tho seventh
and = streets wings " the building WI IN APP
pear from personal inspection tu hnvr been de-
f,.tlVr and unsafe tor a long time. and which II
Il Il speed ly repaired may be the cause OF iur-
th"r disustcr.
Morkmen had completed a temporary roof
over the west wing oi To" Patent Ouge at durk
this evening. AMI th" work WIS 10 have been
vigorously pushed forward during the night
with the aid ut cul ium lights. but heavy ram
prevented That portion of the building over
which the temporary roof hus not been pa'rd
Il protected ~ iur us possible 10y canvas and oil
cloths. and but little damage is anticipated. A
strong detail Of clerks las h""n continued ON
duty during the might 10 insure the removal OF
books nnd papers II il should he found nccc--
sHry. Water is coming through the ceiling. not
wth-tnndins the precautions. but no particular
duuulft. rs-ult- frttfn
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Archb,.hop sn,iey'. ob..au,e..

EAI nlMoKE. Oct. Notwithstanding the rain
sAr-e nDmber VI persons estimated IRON 7,un to 10.
o. visited the archiepisc opal residence today and
v w,i the remains OF the late Archbishop Bayley.
ffepstons Tor the funeral tomorrow have been com
plrti Many distinguished preates and priests from a
asn-' have already arrived to take part In the solemn
n'vlces Among these are Cardinal McCloskey. Arch.
es'nps Nnod uf Philadelphia. and Williams oi Boston.
~ T"i- lrsHshriHnd al burlington, COrrgan OF Newark,
~ Rlhi ~ Rochester Gross u savannah. and Foley ui
nichso the Very RovS 4. r. Lydon. Y. O. Boston, and
q walsh oi Philadelphia, and many priests from
ftlalgl llla, New jersey, Boston, and elsewhere.
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SrtnAs rHou rnN rhArGRtr,L

Ti, saf' mnuu'u"tory Of sullivan & Rice in
fl'nf', usul,i. "''' '
Tnr street ear works ~ !. W Jones K Co. of
=, IA were fuuntld N trc last u..lt toti. Al, nj
u Sp'r, Insurance. Slntnn W
Tho slockholiers Of the Ichigh and Lacka-
wanna hllli td l'hlnuA YESTERDAY Nt,-tt
r' t. To- Nnl "ap' distance VI ten ml.c- lr,iu ,.,
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The Burning OF Glen cove Hotel.

Fire in the Pavilion Hotel, Chen Cove yostar-
day DESTROYED ali Of hnt building except the BRICK south
wing. Most OF the furniture was saved The binding.
which was owned by VIM Weeks Wa occuriod hy "A
wAichman only No hro was known o. has, ho, in the
hotel since SUNDAY morniuf The luss IL estimated ht
ssOuD which /, fully covered hA Insurance The hotel
la, long been faVnrite summer resort the mAn build.
ins hayln. bee n built forty years aso
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FREEHOLD -. j.. oct. s.-Ihe Monmouth
count, Grand .mry -.scnt,d lil- Of indictment this
morning nsnin, hc prom, '";or- of he Wet Eni li'"
land Pavilion Manson. oc, 'u, Amlio2n, hns.h,, "
ard lmtd state. houus of Lni- n"t n,tn", u,n, ''' Iii
Liquor - ling. aui tor srlAus wlih, " W A. ., i.,'-
Ties Motel polr,t"ls Mrtc urd't'i 90 - .tt iI.' ~.
ou SUNDAY ly the Long RrnDh nufhuutt,. 10. /, / I.
fused o. ln Iui-r SDullrr sHA. That tIu
nIu,, AMlnl % Inc Inv lI-I- n 4 Nl,mt
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The south Carolina Printing Frauds.

COL MBtA oct. s.-Congressman Smalls to-
sAf ma a preliminary examination on the charges
+A'ns' m Worlruh testified that he paid Small, e.
"a bfe 20 vote Tor measure before the legislature in
t't sals was held in bail 10 answer the nd.t tine nj
K w lfN4t court. Mhlrh the fourth Monday
~ '"t Maxwell. tho senator from Marlboro county,
- N' -l'on'i m default ol hail on similar change
..ef h-"-O Of hrhery connected with the printing
ElNi .', me Republican Pruning 'mIAny. Of Whlcl
~ Wa the principal spirit III, ie 'iu0u' was
'@'N Nj ma uvmVfHndun book he Kept Shorthand
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The kllling Of Charles Francis.

BnpGEroS. OFT Son the 18th Of September
james Dixon ol Nineland in onieriul from IN. farm
Charles Francis AMI one Lamb both colored who were
shooting ramt-, became involved in a quarrel with
FrHnc- AMI i tc struggle franriss gun disc hafgNd
while m niNous hands. amt France. Wns kilri DNuu-
tuH Tor the killing b' rnn here tudny Lambs testimony
WA. runirNdIttO Dixon testified that the gun wa. nr
cidrnialV dis hnr.tt Francis provoked thr quarrel
NM was Atae Ains hAon with Club when tAV gun was
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be- dispensed directly 10y the municipality; NIL
slaughter hoiisr- glue fa"torios a.. t. bo han
ishrd from the ctv limits public work for all
unemployed work ingnrn ns soon Ms possible.
Thrso BROOKLYN work lngn'n. who dr-'ribn
themselves ~ Social Demo rats. ar 10 hold "A
ratification meeting in Grrmauia Han. Mon
io-r avenue and Leonard street. ON neat Friday
evening.
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IONpoN. oct. "a special drspatrh to tho
Ihf N..t from b'uNA -AN~ " we're earthquake
,l.sk vi.,N fisnrrd herr un Nnuli, morning some
buildings were cracked, but the dnmas, was sight"
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,NIt'r pawn ~ RrsrMFD. tn" lost nno gu,
"a 'l... l4l y ,Ael,--IJ
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LOUISA SElNERS'S LAWSUIT.
MR.. HfvRY w. DrCkINSOv's COrRTsHTP
IND PROMISE TO MIRRr
An Engagement Ring Presented by " suitor
who An~rwnrd M"rricd inothcr Woman
--btckinsun'. Arrest 900 Wanted

POrGHKrIPs1E Oct s.-Thc gossips of the
city hayo been l,u-y for the past week over the
Hustled divorce cusc. on the trial Of which mp
prnred witness named Louisa Sewers. II
young woman of unn Nceftipnahlc character.
modest aud very pretty, and who has herself
on the Circuit Court calendar case entitled
louisa SEWERS nct. Henry VI. Dickinson Of New
York. Ii Is n suit for breach of promise Of mar
riagc. damages being laid ut s200O0. Miss
Srivrrss counsel Is Edward Crummcy. Tho
comrlaini on file in tho clerks Office in this
city alleges that on or nhout Jan. %. 1875. in
the city Of New York. Henry VI. Dickinson on
tered into an engagement to marry the depo-
nont. md thn, sulsequcntly. on or about the 9th
day of June. 1876. in the city Of Poughkcepse
he repeated his promise to marry the dcponcut
presented her with an engagement ring. and
wrote 10 her many letters. both before and after
the engagement or promise 81 marriage all of
which letters arc in the language and spirit of
said marriage engagement; that the dcponcnt.
fully relying upon said engagement and prom
isn Of marriage. withdrew from society anil
rofu-od the attentions ~ other men; that when
th"time arrived for the funlmcnt Of the an
gas.rmor. the dcpoupnt wrote 10 Mr.. Dickinson
rnmldl.ng him ot his promise. and rrceivcd
~ answer to the letter Dcponent. on hear-
ng r.por TINT Mr. Dickinson was
tjr'aly married wrote 10 him. and re-
.riNrl an answer saving that he WIS
oirnudv irorriod nul hal heop married on
Nov - 1870. In ~" city " Now lork 70 n
Young woman hv the nnmr of Addir j. Pinck-
wifn Npiwith .inudinr thn fact that he was
married ON Nov. ,. 1876 he corrcsppnded with
IA" d"p'n.ni nnd 81, n"i Too .,d r9rr"srond.
'r'r tlNt Nr WNs - 1T unmarried. and d"p0n" Mt
did not lourn %. f-i o' his mqrrinse uutl
about Nor,h J. ls77 Iona oftrthe llmo when
"" was - ln married 10 d"p1u"u'. ia "omult-
unss with HE onlfn.rrnN nj ana PROMISES Whi'h
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LiIt It, OFT -Sterett's livery stable was
~ wan Nuitten horses Bat l4lilt col The
'NI vi ue buailn. were saved
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-17
CHAPTER XVII.

Resting my head against the rail-
ing of the little bridge was content
to look out upon the cool, charming
sylvan picture, without speaking. My
companion arose aud reaching up for
an exquisite halfblown magnolia,
brushed off a fine cobweb of an hours
growth and coming nearer, said.
"Poor, tired little girl How 4oes
this head bear so much night-watch,
ingY" And removing the hat which
was loosely tied. he continued stroking
my hair with the gesture peculiarly
his own.
Lets adorn these glossy brown
locks with something fresh, and catch.
ing up the flowing waves of my hair
which were confined only by a ribbon,
he attached the blossom he held, and
then stood of To admire the effect
His face was as serious rs though
he was performing the gravest duty of
his life, aud could not resist smile.
"Since when did you turn hair
dresser" l asked.
Since wheny let me think"
He sat down close beside me and
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| considered the matter for few
moments while he ealed into my face
to read its decision.
"Let IL all be as you say. | am
willing"
Then folding his strong arms about
me, he expressed his thanks silently
but fervently.
II was growing warm aud suHny
now and we arose to return to the
Hall.
Talking of the inmates we walked
slowly, my hand resting upon his arm
and receiving his caressing touch.
As we approached the house the
deathlike quiet that reigned formed
painful contrast to the recent gaycty
81 the occupants.
Go now and lie down till FIVE o.
clock" said my guardian, "you need
''eeP NV, '''", '''"'' W." ~
II was near six o'clock when /
""'1e' ."s W
to my place at Myra's bedside. At
-" .. y ~ 49, -.
~. !" -" r. -. ~" G., -,
~",'' :" e' -: w. ~, nv -
=" "e' p'"," '.'e = .,,.
''e % ~ e..
g., ~. a.. -. CIR
800 =, g -.
>,
I,e:s - ,,. ..,
Ill. -. r.;,.c,, Nj ..m.m.
ii -. 900. lool.a an
,. D. -;,. Il
.'.,."n,, l.. ,.;.., 30 ;,.;nn.,s
F, - -
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-17
Of a Diseased Liver.

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right side, under the edge
l Of the ribs, increases on pressure;
sometimes the pain is in the LEFT side:
the PATIENTS rarely able tol lie on,hc LEFT
side sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder blade, and il frequently
extends to the top Of the shoulder, and
is sometimes mistaken for a rheuma-
tism in the arm. The stomachisatle
cd with loss of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general are eostive,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troublcdwith pain. aceompan-
led with dull, heavy sensation in the
back part. There is generally con-
siderable loss OF memory, aceompan-
led with painful sensation OF having
left undonc something which oughtto
have been done. A slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant The pa
tient complains Of WEAKNESS and de-
bility he is easily startled. his feet are
cold or burning, aud lie complains Of a
prickly sensation of the skin his spir-
It's are low and although he is salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial
to him, yet he can scarcely summon
UP iortitudc enough TO try it. In fact,
he ,is,rusts every remedy Several OF
the above symptoms attend the disease,
but cases have occurred where few OF
them existed, yet examination OF the
body after death, has shown the LIVER
to have been extensively dcrangcd.
ACUE AND FEVER
DIT. c. MCLANE's LIVER PITI.S.iN
cAsEs or AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quininc, are productive OF
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
OF after taking Qilininc. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease TO give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements and rs
asimplc purgativc they areuncqualcd.
BEwARE Or INIrAriO>s.
The genuine On. {. Mf.ANKs
LIVER Pulls are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression Dir.
McLANE's LIVER PIII.s.
The genuine NJ: Lane sLIvEn PUBS
bear the Signatures OF {. M:LANE.
and FLEMiNG Bios. on the wrappers.
VInsist OH yo,r druggist OF store
keeper giving you the genuine Dr. {.
McLANE's LIVER Puts. prepared
by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa
Sold by all respectable druggl''
aud country storekecpers gene ally
! T,tno,s fishing to give pR. c McI,Sr's Lawn
Ptttsa trial We Will inai pot paih tu inN iifl -
In United stltes. one toS Of Pll, to- twenty tNe
/ cent?, FLEMING BROS., ft1ahsrs, "a q.
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C,oSbENsED TIME.
Louisville & Great Southern
RAILROAD LINE.
TRAINS GOING sovru.


rs..enecrs on T. g. a .. n n tshori Iine) !. ~.
u. r. H., o. A N. u. n. aud q, = Mail line
steamet- connett az Louisville With TRAIN No,
l. TRAIN No. connects NJ Lebanon Junction
vith Train No u for al points on Knoxville a,a
Richmond branches. Irain No. rs connects N Ieb
anon Junction With Train No. 2 from all paints on
the Memphis aud Montgomery tInr-; 81 i<hanna
With stays " aud from Springfield, taniptehville
Columbus aud .srecnshurFi AZ Mitehellshurr. With
stage. 20 and ffem fetry VILE and Hurolsbur1g a.
lanNiiie stHticn with Stages 10 and from nanviiis
city y s'aniord 9TH stages ~ aud from souerrst
~ biehm"nd Junction 10 sud nom paints between
there aud id'inysioni 81 Richmond With stages 10
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fOR SALE
400 ACRES OF LAND,

Heavily tlmhered, with a large quantity of nne
Poplar and other valuable 1inlher, ~ ing ininis.-
aisly on the &. = II. H., In Pulaski county, Ny,
miles north of Somerset offered al private sale
riy. Aiso NJ a'ns u cleared land good sol
splendid water, Ae. Apply to
O0fs A. HESDRICKs.
Adams Mil 4. o., XIV.
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Manufacturers aud lmporters of sila, Dress Goois,
NelYets, iadi = suits, cloaks shawls, dress Trim.
mings aud laoes. Al~i DressInaking executed
with despatch AT low prices 10 West ih st., In
dnnati, d.
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roR SALE.
FOR SALE IN LsNCOLN GO.

otter 81 private sale go Acres Of roci Land, cell
improvc.i, aud situated In tincsln eounty, On the
pike ieadine from stsnfstd ta Somerset miies ffum
The f,rmcr place viii sell all divide n " suit
purcha-ets, y there two rs--i improvements IN
The hrm. The pisce u very desirable. am IN
9ei-u stanford, Ky.
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frastieal Mafhinist-in,entor aud mfr. 81 the uni-
Nersal JOinsrs for fal and steam poser. Al Kinds
o. Maehines, hulding KNIVES. 1Tising biits.
II aud Genital Ave.
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DIR. 4. ROSENZI'S

LlsctrO-mntoIie Cure ior all Kind. of NersOss aud
Rheumatic DISEASES Abdominal Banlsss-- Elr
ohildren's summer Complaint. Ohoe, AIS West
MIMI 81. linrinnall. nhio.
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J. q. Piercr, dealer IN JexeN Nas-s Isill. Braek
cts, ChTomos, ho,ks Ae. - and ~ Fountain SQUARE
incinnaii. Branch coT. Fourth aud Grr.n streets,
Louisville Nv.
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RIyET A PARDRIDGH.

Importers aud dealers In by Goods, Iadles Misses.
aud ihiliren's shosr, Millinery Goo-ls aud Notions
~ aud ~ west Fourth stpei, let. Race aud Lila
theaIest house Ia Cincinnati.