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FOR THE CURB OF
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right side, under the
edge of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient j. rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder-blade, and
it frequently extends to the top Of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are costive, sometimes alter
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with dull,
heavy sensation in the back part,
Thereisgenera,ly aconsiderable loss
ofmemory,ac accompanied with apain-
ful sensation Of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. A slight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofweariness and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains Of
prickly sensation Of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that excrcisewould be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitudc enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every rem
edy. Several Of the above symp-
.oms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few Of them ex-
listed, yet examination of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively dcranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER Pills,
IN CASES OF ACUE AND FEvER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
ofthe most hapPyrcsults. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory
TO, or after taking Quinirc. We
would advise al who arc afflicted
with this disease TO give :hem :
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious deranCements, ard
Is simple purgatiye, they are un-
eouole1
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WILLIAM HARE
Splendid oPpOKTUNIrY To WIN

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To WIN
n a Fortune. 4th Grand Dollar Drawing,
1871. At New Orleans, Tuesday, October
ID Louisiana State Lot cry Company.
This Institution was regularly lncor-
porated by the Legislature OF the State
for Educational and Charitable purposes
in 1865, with a Capital of SlUOlO1, 10 which
IL has since added reserve fuud Of $50,
900. It's grand single Number Drawings
will take place monthly. Hnerer scales or
postpOnes. Look At the following scheme {:
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance
DAILY REGISTER,

one year ........Ss W Three monLhs...S w
SIX monthS-...... / W One month";. 70
TRI-W EEhLY RE9iST ER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
one copy, yrs w ono COpy,b mOs.S2 W
WEEKLY REGISTER.
one copy, yr...sl 81 Six copies, yrs ! 81
One copy, mos | % Ten copies,l yr. IL W
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,

SALOON ON MAIN STREET. BEST
n location in this city. Enquire a.
aS2sb REGISTER OF flCE,
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llth Grand Monthly Drawing, Tuesday,
Nuvem Der 9Th. Capital Prize $4,000. Tick
cts a. each ag3leWSgt
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OLD SWEET SPRINGS,

MONROE COUNTY, W. VA. THIS OLD
vi and delightful Summer Resort will be
open tor the accom- m Odatlon OF visitors on
the 18th OF juno. No establishment Ia It's
superior in point OF beauty, comfort or ele.
gAncs OF It's appointments. Charges per
diem, %; per week, Sl7I0; per month, 81;
children under ten years OF age half price.
White and colored bsrvaDis, according 10
accommodations. For further iDformA-
ton address J. W. YOUNGER,
jeZb Superintendent.
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CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.
DETERMINATIONS PRIZE.
...ss....ss.ss.sssSp-'N wv

.fS7 Prizes, amounting to.............. So, $50
Write Tor circulars or SEM orders To
VI. A. DAUPHlN,
Pc. Box 692, New Orleans, La.
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'sDaIIY e1cePV 0''''''''' -, ,o,,roo,
SO. stops all sr S,a,i2ns No. o 81 stcps
hee"ns IONS between Wheeling and
alton. n,,yO
No = No y No 10
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For SALE.

FlHE LOT ON KENTUCKY STREET,
belonging TO Enoch Miller. 1t l. A. feet
front by 90 deep. For further information
enquire on the precise lylhn
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s,auDenville a .cOmmOdSjlol ieaNes
q. .r-at4 4OP. N. Bridgeport al 1875, ana
s--.yss AZ Steubenville al . go 4. g..
lives Steubenville at 7 40 a. m, arrive
s,R..lI-port al $3.50 a. m. . -.
Sp-..a AccOALn ~ alton IRAN 4eaF
B-!,r- a; s:3J a. M, and l2:b p. IA.
g-.s-g0rt 9:4J a. M. and l 20 p. d. &iiiN'
m g-rTrning leave Martins Very ~
I.Stn., and S:SD p. M; Bridge on b. 49,
H.. aud 8:4O p. m. arrive at Be.iai'c 81
l..g4. NJ, aud S:55 p. m. -.
rcze,s 10 all principal points IN The
Ett and West can be procure ~ me
Union Ticket ONCE in Mcclure House, ana
B.tls station at Bridgeport.
+. X. MYER-,
ussJ General Passenger x Tick .&g"ni.
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SMITH &c 90. ,

W. II. CALDWELL, President.
A. Z. SMITH, Brewer.
A. K. STEW ENSON, Manager.
, 1877-12-09
FIRES.
IN LOUISVILLE.


LOUISVILLE, H., Dec. 6-1o:30 p. m.-W'hat
threatens to be disastrous fire, broke out ten
minutes past 10 tonight in Cochrane &
Fulton's whisky house. Forty-one hun.
red barrels Of whisky are within the
building, and it is thought they will be
burned up. Davis & Haden's whisky house is
on one side, and Jefferson Brothers, large flour
house on the other. The Gait House is oppo~
site this, but is in no danger. The square that
the houses are upon arc the wcalthiest in the
city,
LOUISVILLE, Ky;, Dec; Sat II O'Clock, JET
fcrson's, Davis s Haden's, and Il. II. Barrett's
houses are burning. The drencn do not
handle the flames With much success. Barrctt's
is wooden mill.
A solid stream of burning whisky Is pouring
into tile streets, and thence floating into the
sewers near by.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. Sat IL :35 D. m. the
fire showed signs Of weakening. The principal
damage will Ie to Cochrauc d Fulton, whose
loss will reach 100000, with $275, 900
Insurance. The Bremaker-Moore paper
warehouse is between Cochrauc & Fulton's and
Jcfferson's houses. Their stock Of paper will be
damaged considerably. The tire in ali the other
houses except Cochrane d Fulton's has been
confined to the roof. Davis g. Haden's and
Barrctt's will be saved. Jefferson and Bre-
maker and Moore s Co. are still in
s danFfT FFe change oo u .n the hsad q
many feared it would cause much loss tonight,
but the cx-Chief is leading the Department,
and will undoubtedly succeed in saving the
rest Of the block, which was at one time threat
ened. The block's aggregate wealth is s., 4,000-
LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec S.-The fire was under
control and we'll nigh out at 1890. Another
alarm has Just sounded from distant part OF
the city. a great blazc'is visible.
, 1877-12-09

arrears OF income tax, set GOVT lot Ep-uay, Was
again adjourned for two weeks. ::
s7,11 1foii'a5, A- -.~~ ~-Th~ ~sst't'''zo Uo.a+%
has decided that the law authorizing cities b.
ordinance to grade and paye streets and assess
the amount proportionatcly against abuttfng
property-ovncrs Is constitutional, and the city
is entitled to recover in an action for recovery
on personal Judgment
- MsMPHts, Tenn, Dec: ga number OF
prominent citizens, dissatisfied with the selae-
tion Of the Democratic Executive Committee
for the approaching municipal election, which
they charge VAS packed in the Interest Of 'c1-
Mayor johnson, held meeting this evening
and called Upon Mayor Flippcn to become an
Independent candidate fur Mayor.
Snecidi Msp1tcA TO- The CAitffg0 Tribune.
GALESA, ILL.,, Dec. X.--Mfncrs' Lodge a, T. s.
A. ~ entertained q large delegation Of Breth
rcn from Duuleith and adjoining towns at their
elegant hall in this city last evening. The work
OF the evening was conducted by the veteran
Mason, Capt. J. VI. Daggct, OF Martin Lodge,
Dunlcith, after which a princely repast was
served in the banQuetiug room.
Special Dtnatch fo The CAtcHgn Tribune.
ADRIAN, A[ich., Dec. S.-Some two hundred
workingmen met in Arbiter Hall last night aud
resolved to affiliate with the new National party
which came to the front in the late Ohio ran
yass. 4 permanent organization was effected,
and, having taken the bit iu their teeth, these
men will probably reyolutiouize the political
aspect fl this city and county.
RICHMOND, Fn., ,tDcc. S.-A letter from Rome
states that the Rev. John j. keane, Of Wash
1ngton, las been appointed Bishop of the
Catholic Diocese OF Richmond.
, 1877-12-09

point west OF the Saginaw River, and the Grand
Eana* : Eedsa* as19 tas a:s;gsup sa p;:sltsi csntisi
one hundrea and fifty pounds Of baggage to b.
allowed free to ehch passenger holding tul! TICK
e, and seventy five pounds On each half ticket.
This applies 10 Ill cnsses OF business whatsoeTcE
except that advance axsa:s Of thaassiea md other
troupes, when properly Identified. be allowed to
Carry free 400 pounds OF baggage when presenting
IN order to that effect from, the General Passenger
The reduction on 500 aud 1000 mile tickets not
to exceed 16s, per cent from the regular fare Of
three cents pes mite. Tie rats on excess baggage
loo pounds for 500 uIles. S2.25.
No reduction from regular rates tu be made for
excursion parties to competitive points on lines
The rate for all public gatherings, where rates
are eivct to he two cents per mile each .vay and
round-tr excursion tickets only to be issued on
certificates of Identification which are to be taken
up BY ticket agents ard returned with their reports
Nothing in this TO he construed interfere rvith
the usual half fares for Fourth of duly excursions.
Suite Fair and Fct0skev camp meeting.
That uniform practice should 6c had regarding
the carriage Of children upon our trains: conduct
ors ot al roads represented in this Association to
be instructed to collect for each child, between the
ages OF and IL, bali tariff rates. in d!i cases
without exceptions unless such children are pro-
side'i with tickets: and We hereby aEree to use
every effort to secure the s1iC:cst possible enforce
lnsMt Of this rule upon our Eespectlrc roads,
While we are Of the opinion that the rate OF
sion parties is fair and reasonable Charge; still
the location OF certain rnads is such that it seems
Nnwise to ma ke that fixed rulc. and II lis there
fore recommended that no arbitrary charge be
such discretion tn the matter as they 1eem most
advantageous bnt tile a:oye rate 10 be adhered to
IN all cases where circumstances will admit
The next meeting OF the Association will be
held in Chicago Oh the 18th inst. in order TO lay
the agreement before the managers Of the in-
ttrcstel toa.ls for their ratification.
, 1877-12-09
How 4 Horae Kent Warm.

HeTden Comm RrpnbHcun
one cold morning last week, DR., Wilson drove
suD to house on Grown street, and left hie
horse without hltching it. The horse wa,tefi
a1ew moments, and his master not return;nr
ne began to dance double shuttle, presnmahir;
to get bis feet warm. Finding this rather
nonotonous. he started up toward Olive street.
kysepnE yepn :. up p, kind. Of Kentucky breakdown.
buggy, backed, aud turned round as neatly ne as
though guided by skil]ful driver, and prauccd
pack to the hitching-post. Here he waited
a9out hFe minutes, and then started toward
Main street, going through several kinds Of
PAGES; Near the corner he stopped and turned
round as skll1fully as before, and frightened a
poy, who had tried to stop him. almost out Of
ms % WIS, py pursuing said boy with open mouth
vas to cat every small bog that be came across.
nc then continued his autics until he had
reached the house where, he had left, and when
" wilson came out he was standing ut the
hltchlng-post, as dcmurely as though he had
never thought Of leaving It.
, 1877-12-09
HUM0R,

QrIcksilyer-The nimblc sxpcnce
4 baby mas been born In Michigan with thret
arms. Its quarrel must be just.
There is no doubt but the dollar Of our father;
wot'ld he useful, iu Il pay-rentul sense.
Moral force is never lost" observes a con.
temporary. The same can be- said OF brok en-
bladcd pocket-knifc.
man can 1ick a postage-stamp with his lin,
but u boy is SO much bigger that he has To lick
him with his slipper.
In new play in London farmer drives in on
tic stare, seated OIL a loud Ut wood. As NAV be
supposed, he is repeatedly on cord.
Thirteen Is an unluckv number Of persons to
sit down to t.inncr-if there is only enough tn
go around comfortably for twelve.
1t is now believed that the fixed stars vcrc
PLACED SO lar away III order that tue patent
medicine man couldn't get there to paint ou the
rocks.
During thunderstorm two dogs that howl
cd dlsnalY at night were struck by liehtnfns,
and killed. Hou'lIng dogs should Cit his ont
and paste it in their l1ats.-Ao,7istopn Herald.
The Worcester Press believes there is a dif-
ference between q billboard and a board bill.
NC lall 10 sce II. The One is poster, and every
body is opposed to the other, too.-St. Int;x
Times.
The subject Of 4 Western lecture is. uThe
march Of Min from the beautiful to The tsc-
full" We suppose that tl.is refers to MANS
chanSe from champagne to old bourbon. .-IVor-
cestcr Press. '
"silence in the conrt!' thundered a Ken
tucky Judge, the other morning "Half a
dozcn men hare been convicted already, without
tne Court's having been able to hcar rurd, of
the testimony" AVA
a Miss Pigeon came very near being drowned
at Memphis last week, bnt man doITed his
cote and dove in after her.-'Y Loutx Journal.
nc coocd DO no less than carrier home after
"ards.-Boston Aduertiser.
what is the difference between seaport town
o. ARABIA and pussy In an Interesting condjsion7
1on,t Enowf Why, where's your gcography3
pues Ines Auseat, Of course, and the other must
6lteen.--OR City Derrick.
There IS no rule without an exception, nv
SON." "oh! isn't there, Pas a man must
"Aty DEAR said Pa to Ma, "ladn'f you hct-
ter send this child to bed I''
, 1877-12-09

ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL MONEY MARKETS
Special Dfsuaica to The Chicago 7ribnnS
LONDON, Dec. S.-The Economist says: Dis
count rates are stiff at 3sk ner cent. Some
eagles we're taken from the Bank of England
for Canada, but the operation appears to have
been exceptional, aud unlikely to develop into
serious drain.
The stock markets began with fall in Paris
prices, followed by a general depression here.
but as the week advanced tendency toward
recovery appeared. On Thursday there was a
general rise, and on Friday prices were again
higher in response to the feeling in l'aris,
but droopin. toward the close. The elect
of the weeks fluctuations has been favorable
in most cases. The chief exceptions arc consols
and Russian and Egyptian stocks. The decline
In coi,sols Is due to
4 AREprcED SUPPLY or MONEY. i.
There is plentiful supply OF an offer, prin-
eirally by tho Bank Of England. Tic transient
but sererc fat in French rcntes vas doubtless
partly in consequence of political fears, and in
part was also connected with the state of the
market Ut The Bnursc settlements
A very remarkable feature was the strong rise
III United States ~ per cent bo,rls on receipt
Of President Haycs' message aul Secretary
Shcrmnn's report, both Insisting upon the pur-
suit Of an honest course il the payment of
American bonds IN gold. Tho faith ofinvcstors
in those securities had been much shaken slnre
tho proposals for using silver In place Of gold
we're a.itate'i. The older issues nrc kept duwn
W the continuance OF funding operations
, 1877-12-09

ns soon Is the Democrats obt tained power. The
>atteT are quite cxultant over their stolen vic'
ory in the House, and say
PRECEDENT
has at last been established The victory was
stolen beyond Il doubt, for the circumstances
we're such that tho House was not fully advised
ofthc character OF the claim. 1t was on private
bill and objection day. There Nas scarcely
uorc than quorum prcscnt~ Bills to
which arsiuclc objection was made had to lie
over, and Republicans left the House without
watch. The bill
4VrRoPH1ATES ABOUT $4n,NM
and was passed by vot. hy tclitrs by "a ayes
to 33 noes. No roEl7can was ordered. The
managers Of the bill mere shrewd enough to
a:oid that, and it Is too late now to secure
second vote upon the question The history OF
the claim in brief is this: 1t is Tor the
relief Of Cora 4. Slocum aud others.
lof New Orleans. Claimants. were the owners
'of property in New Orleans in 1SG22, when Ben
Gatlcr was III command there They obtained
permission from Butler to 60 to tlsei1 country
ecat Id North Carolina on condition that they
would not encourage rebellion Bnt1cr promised
ths1 their property should not lie disturbed. He
Ecrr lis rromisr Banks, who followed him,
broke It. and general order was Issued for the
sEKrEE OF AEL PROPERTY
belonging to a1,scntecs. This property was
seized md applied to various military uses. The
residence, after The Var. was turned ovcr.to tie
Governlncnt, and the rcnt was subsequently
collected At the close ol the War all the prop
s:rty seized WAS restored BIZ order OF the Presi-
dent, but the moneys collected, including diyi-
dcnds on certain ga5 stock,
MAS nut REFUNDED.
1lRyiug been covered into the Treasury. Mrs.
6lceum also claims compensation for the use Of
portions Of her rcal estate by tho military, and
for the seizure Of personal property The full
amount WAS not allowed, but about S40,00o
wcre. The Southern men think that the House
BY this vote has established the principle that
afi such claims must be recognized By the Gov |
e9Ju1cnt The Importance Of this act Will be |
seen whenit is known that prominent Demo
cratic Representative states in private that the
precedent thus established coTczs claims aggre-
eating S., ,eeoog0,0gog9 eco coz, ,0o0.
, 1877-12-09

VERSAILLES, Dec. s.-rhc sittings Of the
Chambers to-day were unintercsting. After
the sitting tho Constitutioualists held an i'm
portant meeting. One member declared they
must follow the Marshal to the end, even to
dissolution. Lambert de Sainte Croix urged
that the Marshal must accept Parliamentary
A11nlstry. Batbie maintained that the Marshal
had made every concession consistent with
honor, and hcnceforth the Constitutionalists
must follow him, even to voting second disso-
luton. AT Bocher's request, the meeting re-
Trained from decision.
The utmost confusion rcigns in all circles.
, 1877-12-09
4 BIG AIM

NEW 1oRK. Dec. s.-Ann Mary Kittcl, Chris
aan hlt;el' Anna Maria shaefer, George seibcr,
catherine Elizabeth Drcler, and Christian
ismes Dreher have flied bill in equity against
hrs- Myra Clarke Gaines, Of New Orleans.
anna Mary Shacfer Is resident OF this ctr; and
a'e Others subjects of Germany. The petition
hys in 1s35 john Michael Zimmerman died in
estate in Louisiana, leaving q considerable
unoant OF personal and real estate, but lett no
eeal representative there; that plaintiffs
Ec entitled to tue land on which il erectaJf
hc st. Charles Hotel tract in c,nfrorcrsv b.
Mecn New Orleans and defendant, l0,ooO arrcs
sn!oining Port Hudson, 5000 acres upon which
saton Rouge is located, which were subject Of
9ie Spanish grant In 1902, and were conveyed tn
Zimmerman and his heirs. ~
, 1877-12-09
CRIME.



| Sptctat Dispatch to The Chicago 7sfbHnr
ST. LOUIS, Dec. s.-A letter was received to-
day from Frank Rande, the Gagged outlaw, in
which he says: u 1 nm Improving ia my health,
but my breast continues To pain ME
very much. My thigh is do!ug well
and healing rapidly. When l allowed Mr..
Shelton to take those pictures, he and the
Chief Of Police Clark promised on their hpnor
MS gentlemen that no pictures would be made
from them for sale and they would keep only
two OF them, one for tile Chief OF Police for his
own private use aud one by Mr.. Shelton,
for his private use, and they promised
to give nc $40 each for the pictures, and posi-
lively no duplicates to be made, and have
heard since that time that Mr.. Shelton began to
sell photographs Immediately, contrary to OK
press contract and the honor OF gentleman.
The Chief OF Police gave me SO, but
have not seen the other so ret. have not
been able to tell who has the BALANCE of the
money, which was left in the hands of the Of
tlccrs Of the Four Courts by the generous-hcart-
cd persons who SENT among other slns,S3 to buy
me clothes, etc. | had no particular need uf
trir donation could have got to where had
feit my own clothes. / am deeply grateful to
thUse who showed this kindness to Inc, and
wish particularly to SAY that although |
do not believe in the Roman Catholic
religion, Ito believe iii the charitable societies
of that Church, anu do most sincerely thank
the ladies' OF the order uf Sisters Of Mercy, OF
Twenty-thlrti and Morgan streets, St. Louis. for
their kindness tn mc while at the Four Courts.
want to know The pecllnary size Of
that gentleman who took The 81 bill out OF my
fingers in the r,awu-sl,op, when I offered 1t to
James Morrison, AMI would not let him
have it or return it to me, nor hand it
even to- the proper officer. His name
is ,Hcitcrman. James Morrison eau
testify to the fact. l hare had first-class pho
tograplls taken here, and have them copyright
cd untlcr my real uamc to secure them proper
1y. Any onc infringing will be presented l
had five taken with my pets il briga'ld style.
"FRASK RASDE.1
, 1877-12-09
MISCELLANY.

LONDON, Dec. 8.-A Paris dispatch states
that the difficulties Of the Spanish Government
with the Basque municipalities continue. The
municipality of San Sebastian has resigned1 and
it is believed that all the municipalities Of the
chief towns will follow its example when they
are ordered by the Government to prepare lists
OF those liable to couscrption and taxation.
THE POPE.
a dispatch from Rome says the Pope expert
ences temporary relief, especially tn the morn
ing. but every attempt he makes to assume
sitting posture produces collapse.