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" NASTED-LIyEC CANyAsSEI:SF FOI: 4 NEW AND
M, t e. Of .ta,iaacry; jusl out: no sinsss
A. ~ W without II l;lell, good Hltn in search o1
TO city viii ind 1t Ecrc cal write At once
sohH =. EAE1.ETT u CO., booabinder*- $50 state"
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
shot himsef and Was lrinr in hi, room did NOT go up

shot himself and was lying in his did not go up
Ia see him, and have moi seen him since"
After examining other witnesses, Coroner Ellinger
ordered policeman stationed to guard the house un III
the Public Administrator could take charge OF the ELECTS
Meanwhile Mrs Woods has remained in the house iiel-
atyes OF Mr.. Harding have continged 10 care Or her
while making arrangements for the iuueIal -
Mr.. Harding young wife came from staten isand on
Saturday afternoon. accompanied by her father Mr;
Beekman and wished 10 the body. hut were dehleu
admtance TO the house by the policeman In charge MI
Beekman aftorwaFd went with his daughter TO the POce
Station and desired that none OF the property
should DO removed until his daughters cis.in
against it could be presented. Mrs. Harding ana ntr
relatives deny that She Mr. Harding any srouu ior
suspicion. They that much OF Mr.. Haldlns u-
happiness and the long estraDgcment between tne h,-
band and wife 10 the influence OF mrs "Oous.
They that Mrs Harding has called ~ the mouse uvle
than since the separation, but has Dceh rcpse -
Mrs. Woods who at time called policeman 10 iahc
Mrs Harding into custody on the ground tat she A1 o
right 10 be there. - -
The prevailing impression among Mr.. Hardings ac-
Quanauces Is that he driven To insanity on account
OF the perplcxites and difficulties by whch ne lounu
himself surrounded. Much Of the property when ne once
possessed had been lost by bad management te nau
adopted the habit OF drinking brandy TO excess eins
that he would be finally unsuccessful IN the ntlgatiOn
with his wife, and dreadng lest his connection with r
Woods should be discovered 81 is thought that he wished
aithfulness is believed also that he had loved MS
Young wife most devotedy before he suspected her OF
infdeity and that he had brooding what he
cons cred wrongs until he had became almost II not
entirely insane, and determined to end his Wretcheu
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
FATAL KESOLr or 4 QCARREL.

John Casey hackman, and ruflian,
named Michael Brennan, alias Mike the Rebel" last
night became involved in quarrel at Iwentyeghth-st
and Tenthaye. During the conversation Brennan called
Casey thief Casey demonstrated and struck az Bren-
man, when Brennan Immediately took from his pocket
knife and about To use II, when James hely, age
twenty, OF No. 5O4 West Twenty-els shth-st inter
fered, and endeayorrd to separate the men,. Bien-
nan turned upon Kelly and stabbed him IN the leit
side the blade entering the back aud penetrating the
left ung Brennan He'd, and, although pursued; sue
cecded in escarlng Kelly removed 10 bis residence
few doors from the scene Of the afray Brennan had
been under the influence OF liquor during the day Pre-
yious to the stabbing lie had stepped IN grocery store
ia te DelhhOrhOOd and taken knife Nhicn was used
for cutting meat. Toe proprietor got the knl1 9aeh
again after considerable opposition Where ne Obiaihed
t Lnife with which he stabbed Kelly could not be
certained. Kelly quiet, lnoifensFe young man
me phy scids IN attendance had little nope last nht VI
l-I.n
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
.n1orRNMEYr OF THE SENATE.

ALBANY, n. Y. Aug. 19.-The Senate met
at 10 a. m yesterday Accommodation from the Cow
ernor was received stating he had no further business
FOR them Ths injunction Of secrecy was removed from
the proceedings of the Ellis trial Senator Jacobs moved
that the Legislature be requested to pay MI Ems
hs expenses for defending himself from the bank fund
Tho motion WAS opposed by Mr.. Gerard out Of tie
proper province this session. and for the reason tnt
Il would be qualification of itself after removing mo
officer for incompetency, and would be virtual endorse
ment thereof Mr. Harris moved to lay the motion ON
the table as uncaed for aud for tho same reasons %
given by Mr.. Gerard. Mr. Jacobs finally withdre" the
notion Atl1 o'clock the Senate voted TO adjourn sine
due Lieut. GOV Dorsheimer before announcing the vote
said: -
SENATOR'S Will not detain you by any formal adiress
t this time when official relations are ABOUT 20 lSr
muate / thank You for courtesies 80 freqnshty
showu hope that may be permitted al" iIs 20 haln,
tain friendly relations win eacl OF you, au an sbn9dsnt
share OF public honor.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
aturday. The afteeu remaining members. after an

Park Saturday The fifteen remaining member after an
explanation audience, with ,hs
music and played again at Concy Island in the evening
The panel Of a rear door Of the residence Of Owen
Gnllspy. no. 9i6 Doneiassst broken In By Nh
persons Saturday night in the absence Of the family.
The malicious,y fire bed and wearing
apparel and away ncighbor passing By the smoke
and extnguished the are The damage was slight.
The cOurt-martial of the members of the 23d Regi-
ment who did accompany their comrades when ammonci
Honesyile 0; the railroad strike viii begin To-
evening in the AImory in CsFmontave There Isl
,argenumDer OF denquents. OF the other regiments VI
Brooklyn will also hold coursnarIa for the
Chief Engineer Van Bmen, in a communication 70
the Board Of City Works further reductions may
be made in his department the present number Of
ployes barely sufficient properly perform the duties Hs
eso asks thai the subOrdnaes may have the pledge Of tho
Commissioners that hereafter they shah removed only or
neglect Of duty OF incompetency.
Franz Gross, motherless boy, six years Of age,
for several months Of the Catholic Home
Catholic orphan Asylum Montroseaye Daring
this time he contracted disease Of tie which finally led
OF sight and he has been pronounced ncIaby
blind His father his guardian, has just begun
recover $4,000 damages The complaint alleges that
Asylum effort is made separate the healthy aad the
diseased children
At Peter Reitzner's beer-garden on Bushwick-aye.
yesterday Dr. sims OF the simpson NJ T. Church
delivered an large congregation The meeting
held under the auspices Of The Cook NJ r. Church. and
was agreed that subject OF should
spoken Sims however referred once to the tabOoed
toyic in telling story friend he had saved from drink
ana the regular attendants at the garden muca
csed that the agreement had been violated
James Dorsey of No. 420 Carlton-ave., was return
ing home NewYOrk by way Of Fulton Ferry aOouts
O'Clock yesterday with $500 in his pocket book. At talon
jag he attacked " four who attempted to
him. Before they could take the purse from him Dorsey
sy threw middle Of the road and In the darkness
the robbers Finding nothing his persol, tho
thieves left few after Dorsey, meeting
police officers told them his and with their stance
succeeded in finding the poeketbOok.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
THE cHAuTAuQuA ASSEMBLY.

FAIR PorNr, n. Y, Aug. 19.-The Rev. J'
n Buckley, d d. OF stamford, Conn, at $50 a. m yes
terdsy, delivered an addDess on "5tudies III human
Nature" In the pavilion at IL o'clock IN response 70
reoue.t unanimously adopted by the Assembly the Row
John " Vincent D. d. general director OF the exercises
here, delivered the companion lecture 10 th'
;. D., y, ao,itlea That Bows Sister," % one of the
Isreest adienc that has gathered At fSr toiu
and mis- appearance the platform VAS greece. wv @
nlsuse At $50 Prof. Il. ogden DOienus OF NoS gs
asssIsted by DR.. c. A. D0remus gave lecture on
Snrits OF the Ar" illustrated by scentine 4ppa ~
Rochester, ~ y, here, pfon0uhces tho IT, sev
cbanatIgIa Lake the pIrest he has ever seer - ~
closed with evening OF song oy fhihp Pumps ~
Young Apolo Club OF NeN-1oik
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
COAL MINERS UNYIEiDING.
THE OUTRAGE on THE EDWARD LEE.

BosToN, Aug. ia letter received from the
CAPTAIN OF the Edward Lee OF PToynce9~n 0y
his mother dated March, contains the following state
nents: sailed from FroyincetOwn February >, nothing
unusual occurring to cause any deviation OF voyage
from that usually pursued by whaling vessels until arrY-
ing t and while cruising OF the south side OF cuba when
tbe oo out reported vessel close in TO land changing
her course aud coming towards them. When within
range the vessel showed the Spanish flag, ana without
any warning whatever sent up cloud OF smoke followed
by report and then there an explosion OF shell
lust clear OF astern which followed by anoher
OF grale shot Capt Atkins Immediately CROWDED On al
.ai aud showed the sailing qualities OF his vessel the
snaniara keeping up running fire Of solid shot The
chase was kept UP time but was hualy aDan,
doned Capt Atkins sought other whaling groupls ahd
thc or su.ct that he will be Obliged % remain out
wear longer He has already sent for provisions ana sup
yies 10 be shipped 10 meet him at Western Islands.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20

being occasional employment ns street vendors npous
O'Clock yesterday morning they lett 'ne ni"o,
store on Avenue A. aud walked TO scyeneentn-st, E
tbey naI some slarp words ABOUT game OF slusi a., a.
cen drew knife and assaulted Collins, sianOlhg M, ~ ~
the abdomen aud leaving him IN falnt!ng .ona'I w tb
an the sidcvnil The wounded man was thbsh 10 VIC
Twenfv-secondsL police station ana atterwatu scnt ~
Bellevue Hospital. where be lay yesterday IN
condition. The police were searching ai ut?y ~ t,1
success for Kieen. WHO II thought had ~ i eS
rs he could NOT he found at his nome IN E"S' '0'"
teenth-st. or In any OF his usual resorts , ..-,o
Collins became rapidly worse last ngbt anu :. ~, Us
evident that be could not live much longer. DcPuW5 W5
coronrr Nlier took his ante mOTtem statement i've
al No 4O4 East SIxtetnthst," said Collins, anu an
pedder by occupation ON saturday nght Vas ~ to'
,.nv vyith Jaues DAILY OF No. 42O East EleNeith-si
and Jnsenh Kew. We had game OF CARDS III llluoi,
saloon and quarrcIled An hour afterward Ds and ,c
DaIy hit me with hay stick. Kew then rusheu up
and cut me. did not strike kiliew Ac,lnso R d
locked nim up.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
4 CRIPPLE BRUrALLY ATTACKED.

The little daughter of Bridget Sprouts who
lives in the fh story OF the tenement house AZ No 10
Most, was SO severely injured ~ Rachel Uschlnsehi.
last night that is feared that she Will die. Tie U-
cbinscD family live first floor Of tbis house For
sole time there mas been ieeng between these fan-
lies on account of their nationality, the Sprouts being
Irish and the Uschinschs Polish Jews Mrs. sprOus's
aughtef received lurcsfo her Ddck some t!ro
g0 aud was suffering from curvature OF the spine.
Nr, Uschinschi had often derided he Guild on account
al ber le.ormity, and this added 10 the GscOrd.
Mrs Uschnscbi coming down stairs about 9 a. N.
yesterday last Mss Sprels daughter vas returning
with some beer. As they met on the staircase angry
words passed between them. Mrs. uschinsch Knocked
te tle prl down and then kicked her in the abdomen
aud hack Then she hcd to room, leaving tue child
UNCONSCIOUS On the stairs officer Bagley FIRST arrested
Mr. Tschu .cN and took MIN 20 the where the girl
ay She had sufficiently conscious 70 speak with
difficulty but vas suffering intensely from pain IN ner
domen and bick she indca ed that MI Uschlnseh had
NOT Injured her Officer Bagey then arres cd Mr. UschiE-
cLi VITO was Just leaving the house with ner baby IN her
her arms Sne was idcn fled by girl and then taken
To- the Mulberry Street Police Station.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
THE INDIAN VAR.
NO LATER NEWS OF JosEPH's BAND

SALT LAKE, Utah, Aug. 19.-Nothing has
been heard from the body of the Nez Perces In
dians since they crossed Montana stage road going
east on the afternoon of August l6 some thirty miles
south from Pleasant Valley station The telegraph line
is brokenno doubt by Indians stage Is running
on the section Of the road where the Indians crossed
Nothjug further has been heard from Gen. Howard
Thirty five shoshOne Indians left their agency yes
terday morning for Fort Hall, en- route TO assist Cen
Howard.
body OF Indians still hold the Montana stage road,
and the graph line. They turned the stage ana the
telegraph reparers back yesterday Few Warriors were
seen many squaws and children Ii Is reported that
this not the nam party, but mostly wounded and fam
lilies.
GEN. HOWARD IN THE DEPARTMENT OF THE
PLATTE.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-The following dis
match from Gen Mcdowell, commanding the Military
Division Of the Pacific, has been received at the War De
partment:
SAN Francisco. Aug. IL.
To the Adjutant General Of the United states Army
WASHINGTON d. @.
Gen Howard teeTaphed the 14th Instant, from
near Bannock City, that to-day he would enter the De
paItment Of the Platte IN pursuit of hostile Indians who
were Lake Henry apparently making eastward for
buffalo country through the National Park. Generals
Sheridan and Crook have been advised.
MCDOWELL, Maior-GeDeral
Acting IndisnAgent Danelson writes to the Commis-
soner OF Indian Affairs date OF the 9Th Instant
detailing the shooting OF two white by Bannock
Indian who had put his warpaint mounted hs pony,
and just starting out to join Chief Joseph The
Bannocks expressed great regret at the occurrence and
at last accounts were In pursuit OF the murderer.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
p Q S r S C r RIP T.
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE CAMPAIGN IN BULGARIA.
THE czAR TO REMAIN WITH HIS TRooPs-REiNFoR

THE CZAR TO REMAIN WITH HIS TROoPs-REiNFoKCE-
MENTs ARRIVING STEADILY.
LONDON, Monday, Aug. 20, 1877
The 7Imess dispatch, dated Shumla. Aug ~, says
a junction of Suleiman Pasha's forces with Mehemet
Ais may be regarded as beyond doubt.
The Daily Necs's correspondent at Student teie-
graphs as follows: ~ understand that for the
future the army and Imperial headquarters
will remain united, which seems to imply
that the Emperor will encourage the soldiers
by his actual presence the battlefield. The EN-
peror is pleasantly quartered in good house outside
of the village and seems in excellent health ana
epIts The air is pure in contrast to that at Bela'
The health of the suite is much improved, but Uen'
Ignatieff is still ailing Prince Galatzin has been
Obliged TO leave for Karsbad stream OF reinforce
ments is flowing now steadily through Rounania'
It is expected that both the Guard and Grenadief
Corps will be in Bulgaria by the first week IN
September .T'e Staff here calculates that loo'oOo
men are now actually on march to reinforce the
army. The next battle about Plevna Is meant 10 De
decisive hence the delay for the sake Of ensurlng
success.
NEW EXPEDITION SENT OUT.
The Fourth Cavalry Division has been detached on
an independent expedition for the purpose of stopping
Turkish communication with Sophia by bfockingthe
Orchordik Pass, the main th0roughfare and easiest
marching route over the Balkans 1t is felt here that
this should have been done earlier, but IL sue
cessful now it will still have good results.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
FEnERAL ANp coNfEDERATE RE.uNION.

Fremont, o., Aug. 19-The Executive Com
mittee Of Soldiers National Reunion announce their
next meeting for Marietta, Ohio, September A. &, and
T. The cannon, ammunition arms, tents and 200 stands
OF eimenia colo provided for by Acts OF Congre IS,
and Of the Onio Legislature already the ground.
number Of Generals, among whom are Generals Cock
ere and Joe johnston Generals sheridan ana Crooks
arc 10 there, and IL Is pccted the President Will
also attend The Governor OF the state and his staff will
be present and GOV. Young will formally open the camp
on he first day All soldiers OF DOtn armies invited
and DO partisan political speeches will be tolerated
Every state Will De represented By eXsolders the
Union and Confederate armies.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
A RIJFFIAS SIABBED.

Andrew Collins, age twenty-three, of No.
4O4 East sixteenth-st., stabbed in the abdomen
early yesterday morning by Joseph Kieen. Both young
men belong to gang OF rutiians who gather In the
liquor stores Ia the neighbOrhood Of Avenue and
seventeentn-st at night gambling and quareling
their drink. Both have b,ssn watched by the police as
probable thieves tlsT only visible Of support
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
RuTFIANs FIGHTING AMONG THEMSELVES.

A saloon kept by "T0m Farmers at Union
and Wthers ST. Williamsburg. has beeu the scene
very frequently OF desperate fights. Edward womesly
Peter Skinner celebrating last evening their
cent delivery from the Penitentiary, where they had
been confined for elonous assault and robbery They
belong to the Farmer gang and when James McCaf-
frey, OF No 30 unionaye, came past where they
standing they attacked this representative OF rival
gang Of ruilans. Skinner McLaireys left with
bowie knife seyerng the arteries and made his escape,
with
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20

their arrival Cuyer Ten Eyck, one OF The occupants o
the mansion, appeared upon tue erouhu 'uu
ordered the players 20 leave. After some
words between Ten Eyok and one the players, named
Joseph Thornton. The former drew reV"Vrr
fired The bullet Thornton upon tlie paok oI .ns
head near The top of the cit ear and passed orWsh
into the BRAIN The wounded man was noNeu 70 ~
residence, No 32 Jefcrson-st, where i)r Boui ~
endad him and prubed unsuccessfnlly Tor the buet
The wound Il pronounced fatal. Ten Eyck, Wbo Wa5
formerly city Marshal, j. said 10 have been htoAateu
M fhe time OF the tragedy He arrested by Olcer
Curtain aud locked in the Second Precinct sat'on
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
OBITUARY..
DIR. HENRI CONNEAJ

IL
LONDON. Aug 2O.-A Paris telegram says that
Dr. Henri Couneau, physician to the late Emperor Ma
poleon. is dead.
Henri COnneau was born of French parents III
Milan Italy. June 1903 He became pr! slcln ahn al
ter being Secretary 20 Kng Louis OF Holland he Joined tie
bousebod Of Queen Horense in capacity
He subsequently, shared the fortunes OF Louis Napoleon
and took uart with him in the attempt 10 raise revolt
at Bouogne lie was arrested ana stntehcsu WIN tnc
prince aud asked rs "A favor TO be allowed 10 occupy
fne same cell lie afterward aid Ia the escape OF the
Punce from Ham, When Louis Napoleon came INTO "er
he tIafed DR. Conueau at the head Of the medical
saf OF the Imperial houst hold. He likewise
hsd hira elected 10 the Corps legsaily sue
evelv from 1892 10 1863 and In SCI lac gave MIN the
fank of senator Dr. C0nneau grand oihceF " 'he
Legion OF HONOR and member OF the impeiai Acieny
~ Mod
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
A MILITARY RIFLE CHALLENGE.

Company c, Captain John Pedronelli, Of tho
Thirteenth Regiment OF Brooklyn. has challenged any
company in the regiment or IN the Second Division
shoot with team OF six at 200 and 800 yards. The
o. Company consists OF Captain Pedrouelli Pri-
Yates H. Daryeau, George f. Hogg, George IL. Price,
George r.. Reed aud Thomas H. Glass.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
TIE LABOR STRIKE.
STRIKE IN THE NAvY-YARD.

Dissatisfaction has been expressed by ship
wrghts and sparmakers in tn Navy Yard because they
have been obliged 10 work ten hours day insteai Of
eight as called for by the act of Congress They were
also to be allowed the same wages as are paid In neigh
boring wards They have been receiving 80 day but
claim that In other yards the men paid $3.50 On
the grounds number OF them struck work on Saiuf
ered $3.50 II they do not work this morning at
the old other will be employed ia their places.
Commodore Nicholson thinks 3 proper price cOunder
ing the wages paid elsewhere
NINE RIOTERS ARRESTED AND HELD FOR TRIAL
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 19.-Nne men, all for
mer employees Of the Lehigh Valley Railroad, and who
are believed be the rngleaders in the te disturb
ances at Eas0n arrested at that place at an early
hour yesterday morning, by Special Agent Barrett They
we're brought this city and given hearing IN the az
ternoOn before United states Commissioners En- snsn, On
the charge Of etarding and oOsuctng the United rtaes
mails during the recent disturbances there on July 20
After hearing evidence 20 the ident dcaOn of the
prisoners In uncouplng cars and othsFwlse oDIueths
the trains, they each held IN goo bal 10 answer
PENNsYLYANIA TROOPS TO BE RELIEVED
HARRIspURG Penn, Aug 19.-Owing 70 the inconven-
ience and Jss suffered by many OF the officers and men
OF the National Guard when called into service by entire
divisions and the loss to the state incurred for trans
poration by the necessity OF frequently relieving one
division by another. and 10 avoid the necessity Of pur
chasing equipments for all tie troops ana as pay OF
,uletnumcrary officers the Governor has decided ~ Ie-
leye a the State troops ~ service by ioiee 9fgaR-
ized nom the present guald rom the onct.s anu ,
nho air able auG willing 20 volunteer Tor tue present
The Governor cOIciUlc 10 itilFft i'b
nf the y ate troops last week, but the Threatening asctn
the mining regions has led To chauge OF liog anne
Az conference last night between tue Governor ana Tue
AGiutant-G enera general order was drafted ealing Tor
regiments Of ten companies each OF yoDnteeis rom
tie present National Guard 10 serve or three MONTHS
COAL MINERS UNYIEiDING.
PITTsBURG, Penn, Aug. 1S.-The miners and
borers OF the Pennsylvania Coal Company met az ther
respective places of work this morning. and the bosses
read the following petition, which had been transmitted
10 each Of the works:
We the undersigned miners laborers, a..d other en-
poyes of the Peunsy lyauia Coal Company DO hereOy
ree H. resume work mmc datey, upon the same rates
leaving "a TO orr COM any 10 make
an adyauce SHOULD they Judgment deem proper
5 do.
The pe,itiou was in most cases received with firm
.NoV scton was then taken, aud out OF $500 men and
boys c,p owed by this company, less than 200 pfcs2el
a willingness 10 sign 1t under any cfcinslaAceS'
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
THE EAST INDIAN CROPS.

LONDON, MOnday Aug. -U' ISIF'
The Times Calcutta correspondent telegraphs
that the prospects the Autumn crops may be regarded
as hopeless in southern India, most critical IN western
Central and Northern India, and fairly good IN Eastern
India -. n.,
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
PHILADELPHIA EXHIBITION OPEN on SUNDAY
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 19.-The permanent ex

hibition was open for the rst time sunday to-day
and was attended during the afternoon 6y LOCO people,
composed largely Of the working classes and business
for whose special accommodation it opened. grand
sacred concert was given in tie great Music Hail. whicn
was crowded its utmost capacity. Every thng was
conducted ia the most orderly manner No machinery
was permitted to run aud sales Of merchandise were
allow ed. but 1t was opened simply as museum
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
ceyrpA1 pAnK MrTFoRoLoGTcAI OBSERVATORY.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Filth Arepue HOtel-Iieut. Gen. SrGehey OF ing
land John Guthrie smith Of Ednbureh Gen. Benanin Ayod
n s. A. and Can't W Thom pson Uf the Steamship BIaf
nic Windsor Hotci-sr IL. W Tyler OF England Joseph
Hickson General Manager Of Grand Trunk Railway OF
Canada. Charles II. Sheriff. OF washington .otsey
House-SurgeOn Joseph Hugg and Paymaster Arthur Bm
u s. NJ and Haliet Klbourn OF Washington. ..Ns0 YORK
HOtel-Judg W. {. Chisholm Of savannah.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
HOMICIDE AT ALBANY.

ALBANY, N. Y, Aug. 19.-Ths afternoon
party of young visited the meadows in the iruiiy
OF the Ten Eyck mansion the whitehall road, for the
purpose Of playing game Of baseball Shortly after
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
Customer lto q yendcr of xatermelons-

Isn't dollar rather large price for watermelon -
Vender" You wouldn't tniuk 81, mister ef you'd
top OF fence with snotgun every night Tor
"a watching the patch"
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20

CTRICTURE, Impotence, and Diseases sssa " oSiss @
Gensrauvs Organs radically ana sPee1 a isxp goo ~
CCUUITZ,S CLUB SODA in oval pints i.,ossa sos sas
ho,sl,. branded, sAlters Wstot Niey' - n tej
s,er Kssingip etc AL wsters ON drsasn ,sm,asaon ~
saon sa.ss sss "a III IL sCHuLrz $50 BroAd"V'
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20

Cramns. Collie, Cholera Morbus, Sour Stom. ~ ns-
,oS parpbSna and pysenery speedily surS o tns
LANES CARNsAuvs BAisAh IL rsmos e. AZ e,Tsi sco
As family remedy for many Affections ms, 2, s months
s.nssiaiiy Recommended. being prompt IN ts op''s
fe.ty sale and easily administered