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, 1877-06-10

Tho position Of MouxnTAn PAauA in Arme-
MIA seems to DO that Of solitary pawn on
ths board, driven from square to square, with
no alternative but 10 go down into tho cor.
neE and be taken. When Daiazid WAS cap
turetl ho WAS compelled to withdraw from
Kars to the mountain passes. When Art1a-
han was captured be was compelled to movo
beyond Olti. When the Russinn right aud
ccntra advanced towards Oil and Toprak-
Halell he WAS compelled to retroat beyond
Erzsroum; md now comes tho ncws not
only that he Is entirely cut OF from Kars,
but also from Erzeroum, ty The right mud
censre, which is only waiting for junction
with Tho left for tho fnal attack,
, 1877-06-10

The Chicago produce markets. were moderately
active Saturday. and breadstpFs were nrmer.
Aess pork c'otcd loo per brf lower, at s1o. 72H
Qf9 75 for July and ST.. s5Qbl3. s7,s for AT.
gust. Lard closrd &c per 100 ns lowcr, Al
u. So!tDa.85 for July and sa. n2A@s.0 fos
August. Meats were Grnaer, at 4ho for loose
shoulders, CSC for do short ,lbs, and Gstc for
do short clears. Ilfchwncs were Unchanged
atSl 07 par galton. Lake fret4hs wcre lsss aetivc
ut &c for corn to l'utIalo. Flour quiet and un-
changed Wheat efnsed DC higher, At 81, 70 for
cash " June and 81 .50t4 seller duly. Corn closed
We hi2hat. Mt 45!ic cash and .iGAc for Juno. Oats
closed !ifeNc higher, At 37hc cash ansi 305ec for
july. Rye VIVA lul! at GPc. l1a11ey wns numtna at
6oGf6oc. 1iuss wrra actse nnd armce nt 81. 500
600. Cattle wcrc active and higher, with tales at
81. 0o9bd.oa. Sheen were stcady, nt 81. ooGt;. o.
One hundred dollars In gnld would huY SlOh ct
in Xreenbacks ut tho close.
, 1877-06-10

was general diaintegrntion Of parties, re-
shifting in the political victory Of what Was
known "a tho Peoples party" That was
four yenra ago, md since that time tho City
Of Chicago has been struggling under tho
moet unprecedented embarrassmonts to re-
cover from, the results Of that election. Tho
attempt 10 close the saloons and "to restore
to Chicago the penee and decor7,m Of tho
Sabbath gavo the city Colv1a, and CoLv1s's
Common Council, aud Co1v1x's Adminiaira-
lion, and the majority Of the present County
COMMISSIONER 1t resulted in The subsequent
corruption and Generalization Of focnl pol.
itics; Il repealed the then existing Sunday
lnws, aud fastened upon the city aud county
governmental dishonesty and fraud md the
present Grand Jury snd several Of It's prede.
cessors have devoted weeka to tho nnrnycl-
Ing Of tho crookodnoss whicl, grew ont Of the
attempt to establish by law a general relig-
ioua Sabbath in Chicago.
We do not believe that the peopls Of this
city desire to have TINT question renewed IN
my form. We believe that very largo
majority Of those persons who themselves
reverence Sunday, md religious1y observe 1t,
do not desire to hare TINT matter made
question Of politics, and who, while conscien-
nous observers Of Sunday. will vote against
any compulsory laws on tic subject.
Wo suggest. then, to those who have IN
dertaken 10 revive this subject and force 1t
upon tho City Council, whether they nre not
likely to do more harm than good, aud
whether their efforts will not tend 10 onbar.
rass the City Government in Its various
efforts at reform, BY creating diversion 10
this topic Of new Sunday laws, mud thereby
giving The whole bummor population now
life as an element in local politics, No rosai-
bio good, but great public evil, will follow
any removed agitation Of this subject. Wo
abstain now from any discussion Of the
moral and political questions involved, and
we do so hoping and expecting TINT such
discussion will bo rondoro,l useless by the
general refusal Of tho public to lend thoir
names to any removed agitation Of tho en-
actment Of Sunday laws. The good sense Of
the friontls Of general law and order will,
VIC aro HuEo, oppose tho further presentation
Of this matter to tho City Council.
, 1877-06-10

a New York paper describes the seventeen
year locusts rs from time to time uttcring q
hoarso, strldent csy, something like "Faroo."
This Is evidently a.surviving tradition Of tho
plague Ut 'ocusts In Egypt In the time Of
pIiARaon,-tho 1ocusts having chapgcd tho
spelling somewhat. The plague toois place
D. G. ti01; add A. D. 1877, md thcro IL a total
Of 1905. Divide by seventeen, aad 1t Ia seen
that there Is remainder over Of only two years.
Tho year A. D.-B. G. counts for ono, aud
when the two months added BY C1EsAn to tho
yeaE, tho changes made by the Pope, tho differ
cnce between old anG new style, the procession
Of the equsnoxcs, and tho difference In timo
with compound intcrcstl betwcen Egypt md
Long Island avn MI allowed for, 1t ID easy to SEQ
that tflcse ase uncal descendants Ut the same
1ocu6ts.
, 1877-06-10

By iha Emancipation act Of 1861 upward Of
1t, GOO 600 scris wcrc set free In European Rus
sta. We shall appreciate the extent Of this
number Wien we rci2cct that It equals that Of
tho enttro population Of the United States,
For moro than two centuries and q half this vast
mass Of the inhabitants Of RusHLa had been held
In condition Of practical bondage. Thu Mans
Of alayo spplied to Quo of their white honln,en
was offensive to the sensitive Russians, who de-
clarn that slavery has never cIistcd !n the Eur
ptsc, i. nco term Of "soul" OF "souls't has
been used when designating In precise formula
this portion Of the clattela OF the landed pro-
pfsetors.
Tho Institution OF slavery IN sn unmttiratcd
form did, however, exist III tho country at =
yeEy early pcrtud Of lts history. When YARosLAr
tho legislator, IN l1e3 gase its asst colc Of laws
TO tte natlou, tho condition Of the s!ayes was
distinctly defined in several Of its cnartr1chts
For the murder Of FREQ lsusstau 1t WAS lcerccd
that ine OF forty grlonas, or the value Of twen-
ty pounds Ut silver, should te paid into thu Statu
Treasury. For the murder Of d fsee woman half
that amount was esteemed Just equivalent to
be made to tho State. For the murder Of
slaYo nothing Was to bo paid into the Treasury,
but the owner wss to recciye rho market psIce
Of tie human chattel, un!eta tho latter had
atoned With nls life TOR insulting o freeman.
The value Ut s1Ave in tue Tins OF YAHosl4r
vxrie1 from six pounds Of silver to two aud
half or three pounds. Onu who scryed II ~
artisan, scboolnsaster, 4 n,rsc, Or the superln-
teudent Of village OF commune, was rated Ut
the highest price mentioned. During tho reign
Of oue Vi the successful wasror-PEnccs Of Kus-
sia slaves had become 10 plentiful that the pr!co
OF an ablebodied man fell to few coppeEs.
The class Of slaves doomed to perpetual bond
age comps!sed in the beginning prisoners OF
war aud persons bought from foreigners. Those
condemned ouiy to q limited period Of seEyitulo
embraceu nen who hsd sold themselves, chill
dzsn who had been sold by5 theit fsthers, iusol-
, 1877-06-10

Tho Mexican Minister Mt Washington protcsts
against tho or.lcr to cross tic ji.o f3rnn.1c r.,
pursuit Of H,araulcrs oil tho ground that n
may disturb tho pcacc Of tito Rcpabis. peaco
In Mexico! Tho gentleman IL u,norous in
dca1lnR with fiction. "
, 1877-06-10

Gov Youso, Of Ohio, says TINT he cannot live
as dosernor on salary Of s4,000 What II lo
cannots lie ought not to sav 50, and thus dis
courage his successors En their Intentions tn In
bnncaf ~ wv
, 1877-06-10

Il u authorltattvely denied BY tho New York
Herald that Bouc1cAuLT's daughter is to bo
married to London comedian. This will g1vo
other follows chance 10 obtain tho dramatias's
best work.
, 1877-06-10

Marxlal F1TK1N. OF Louisiana, Inns been
removed. BEN BuTLERa letter, therefore,
killed moro at tho breech than ut tho nuzz1o,
P11E1N should not have correspondent with
the enomY
, 1877-06-10

lio publishers still ANNOUNCE DAv1p DupIax
FIELDS pamphlet on that Electoral Commits.
ZION vote, and c1aspcrattngly call II syo., omit.
t.ns all reference to the noted Ito. Doesn't
Fiain got Feary Of that figure Of spccch1
, 1877-06-10

In snAKsruAaE's time they used tn proaot,nes
Roms-Rooln, and, II naturally follows, DtMm--
Du1ne. 1'hks accounts for diaebeth's remark
at'out tho line of his euemy's {liamquo} lssus
stretching nut Until "the crack Ut lot,e.n for
lie knew that II oure ho got thcm Under the
dune, aud 1t cracked, thu Whole house Of Ha,s.
quo w0utl Ko Into NaAY,utrupny.
, 1877-06-10

The Psesident "a recognizing tho colored elc-
ment In The distribution Of ofres. It viii be
we'll TOT tho colorcd element to prepare them
sctTes for being recognized. Color without
merit fs entitled to nothing.
, 1877-06-10

AT m autograph sale IN New York T1Lpry,s
signature hrouglit 81. Docs ilo ever lnuso On
the fact thst II he had been made President hin
autograph would havc been worthless for ita
commonnesst
, 1877-06-10

We were not aware that tho late historian
MOTLEY was 90 years Of agc, or that he was
one Of twins. We Infer 1t. however, from The
announcement TINT he has brother alive In
Maine who Is 90 too.
, 1877-06-10

The order for levy Of 2is,0o0 moro men
Tor tho Russian army Is confirmed. Ap-
raEontly tho Czar moves to populate rather
tlan dopopulato by l,is armies.
, 1877-06-10

When First Citizen Is cnraged with \ Sec
oud Citizen, and doaircs to SCARF him out Of d
years growth by threat Of physlcal Injury, ho
says: "1'll put t!ome on you.''
, 1877-06-10

Ex.dov HENDRICKS still thinks be yas
elected Vtco-Prosident. Ho said 80 at indian
apolis Friday night. After all, perhaps Europo
Is better than any other naylutn,
, 1877-06-10

Germany Inns recognized DiAz as tho Con.
sutusional President Of tho Mexican Repub-
H.
, 1877-06-10

d!7e man public olllco and you will soon
ind out how bad be ID. Ths ycarnera for his
Dlaca will toll you.
, 1877-06-10

IhcT arc getting over-rcllgious In Canada,
and prnposc to prosecute poor lockmas,er on
the Williamsburg Canal for locking q vessel on
Sunday. No must unlock them after till,
, 1877-06-10

How can RicuAnD GRANT Wn1Ta decide fair.
y on Now York Custom.uouso removals when
10 is 80 partial TO the English
, 1877-06-10

10 Tor the trampt ciaculatc the lrato formers,
Would 1t not 10 Just as we'll to let Tho trau1n 60
lot himsclff It would certainly be pleasautes
Tor him aud easier for the honest pcoplc.
, 1877-06-10

somebody writes for M Eastern paper poctu
entitled "Alone with My Conscicncc.'' That /,
solitary association which many mca dread.
They do not like TO be left alone with stranrrr..
, 1877-06-10

A poor brooklyn lawyer waa few days sgo
appointed tr,lstcu Of hls widowed sistcr-Iu-lawsa
estate. liz at unra went home aud told bis wtfo
aud daughter that they could spend tho summer
In Europe. aud that when they cama back they
, 1877-06-10

The Hon. PuE1A CoorER wants fractional cur
rency revived. uo IL Willing to tako bis gseeu-
backs In pieces,
, 1877-06-10

BEN DuTLrA's eilcut eya Is what GnIshes
most Of his nlycrsartcs. They can't catch It.
, 1877-06-10

the music hy 0rro SINGER, tho leader Of the
chorus who presided with such efficiency
two yenrs ngo.
.-::--=:-:::----=-:--
m me h1Ha lHyEetl0At!oN' ~,
-. p.oseu. u'ana '"a,' "ne s"o ,, at t,1es
e IL Caas. pa .as WHY o.s"u.1tn ,o.,, uo "
o".; ooa'u "uu tnsaseu III in''s.'8a',
s .he ~ 49,. ''"s .'e., , ."'e a1ee'e.e'1 ~
~, l"oos @s'4ous as"a'ea'' 4fo"' 'ne
s"o'is'o' ''ase.'a.'s' NM o1c'1aeeo peg
summoned. Slen hnya gono before this
Grand Jury, A before others, aud have told
long str;nrs of lies with Tho coneciousneas
that tho ;,,rora hro,, thox varc ir;no ,po-.
tn,w H.. saa,. =. y. ,..,,"s ...... .i. -
, 1877-06-10

Nowadays, when prominent millionaire dies.
tho first question is, ibid he leave any FAM
ulcsit
, 1877-06-10

Tho Bridgeport, Conn.,. horror may ba told
IN tlve words: Bad architecture. Fire. Eleven
dead.
, 1877-06-10

Thcro wnl be dry hair Ia Africa for The next
0fty years, tho King Of Dahomoy having paid
England that zoo pancbcous Of oil for indcm-
n!ty.
, 1877-06-10

Turktah Journals call their Minister Of War
"Thc Great Silent Man." uo ID Initiating
CoNKl.lNu.
, 1877-06-10

Benevolent Fstnterk tipl1n se1nested 10 attend
spectei meeting a. stsake HAL. Tesrfa!Hes street.
Tuesday 4xenfnS, JnnH II, A. 7:30 0'c}poE sharp,
r, Il 6HfTlf. Trr atter.
, 1877-06-10

Tho lupc advised the Polish pilgrims to over
con,c persecution by prayer. II that we're etii-
cacfous Russia aud Turkey would hase been
cblitcrated century ago ut least. A good deal
Of gunpowder aud many large cannon will help
thu Popr's prescription wonderfully, ~ ws
shall SEQ !n the present war.
, 1877-06-10

III New York on Saturday greenhacka
rnied at 9is@95.
, 1877-06-10

efficient ~ not 10 be ahlc 10 earn subsistence
and maintain their freedom. In A bar.
harous age, when disorders Of every sort pro.
vailed and might waa tho only recognized lat
OF right, 1t VAS nj, easy matter to kecp tho runks
| Of tho cnstaretI full, and sometimes to crowd
them 10 rs to render tho number Of scrvanta
and dependents An actual burden to tie strong
and tho free.
At the tt.no Of tho pronunciation OF the co1o
| Of YARosLAV tho nouulaco OF Russia vas d.
vidcd into three classes, tho lowest Of which
wero tho Slaves; tho next above, tho neri.
cultural laborcrs, who sought employment
wherever It suited them, and were In n1 RESPECTS
frccmcn; and tho pcasantr,, who wcro united
In contnunes hnd posac.eed tmall farms or
plots OF land In fec sisnplo OF In usufrurt.
Tic commune. Of Will, 1tttlc Is known out
side Of liussa, Is an ancient institution, appnr-
entity dating Its origin as far back as tho foun-
dation Of tho nation Itself. It would seem to
be akin In its character to tic au,s or yilleecs
Of tho wandering tribes Of the stcppcs, and very
likely IL relic OF the days when tha Russians
wero themselves d no,nattc race, II consists
OF an association Of peasant l,ouscholdcrs into
community, under a government somewhat
similar to that which prevails In tho family. On
oue portion of tho land, In most instances poa-
ecsscd by tho commune in usufruct, tho village
Il built In vhtc|, each l,ousc,,old t1as wettinr
and q gasicn.pa.c1,, The remainder of tho
communal land Is divided In IS falr proportiou
as mar bc for tf1lagc BY the different house-
holders. The allotment ts subject to rcyfsIon
every few years, II, order to insure its ndsnta-
fion to Tho changes which, tIn,o NAV nrotluce In
the number and needs of tho several families,
The government OF tic commune Ia rested
In an Assembly composed OF tho heads of thu
, 1877-06-10

@. "a gpeet.1 u,eetiuE Of Chicago .Eucamp.
io,inorrSv eyentas. jnns H. far he pirpo.o 81 ca. ~
ferr1nR the n,t: arcond. and third degrees Visitors
are rEspeEt fully 10 tttrd 10 attend.
z. u sKuLLY. 6cflte. TN. u0TNTK. G, r.
, 1877-06-10

Spain Is likely to 9wt protest frog, tho Stats
Department against Lhe lata art Of one Of her
mcn-of-war III oyerhauling an american whaling
ycssrl. Spain will pIgcon-hote It, a. Judge
McALLlsTEN put 4Hay that Board Of Trade pc-
tttlou. She never dill eare much for proteats
uhlcas emauatEng from Madrid.
, 1877-06-10

hs1ah-Gencral Acnxsr Won DE- O'kx7NAA-
oFEs1I u anout this time on the yusty deep, and
rejecting, between yonisS-
Since nie 20 sooa they did recall
Why did they seu1 NC out u 2llf
, 1877-06-10
Tho SUCCESS Of the rubber trade sales at Bos-
ton shows grcat elasticity In that material.

Tho Montcacgrins would make good country
editors. They know how TO defend their passes.
, 1877-06-10

APOLLO Ct,MMAHDERY. no. L. KNIGHTS TEN,
:h,' Cen Esn5sTy on Tas.dsy ne1t Jaae a soiPtns:
and Sir Knights If sister C1nmaadcfle1 arc stEhJt
j. Il. DuNLup. Recorder.
, 1877-06-10

: ST.. .nERHARp pcoNMANDEnY, NO. a., 4. Thrill!
,Tuesday evening, June u. WeiHtstay evening june
u, work IN tho X. T. order: ~ ordcfi
J. o. plCKhRsoN, Recorder. :" ~
, 1877-06-10

La FATErTE CHATTER, NO. 4 r. A. M,--lIat1
70 Aonroe strcet-stattd Con!ocatlon Monday even
tnE, juno H. q 70 o'clock, for hus'ncsa nutl WORK.
Psttofs cordially Invited to attend III order ot 81 e.
". II. IfEitt IT, r.
, 1877-06-10

CHICAGO COUNCIL OF rKtSCEs or 1ERtIaA.
LKA. 4. 4. Scottish Itltn Mssona-Wlt bold regular
convention on Tbursdty ayfnrG ne1t. Work on the
18th And 18th DcEfrcs fty order Of
a. Ru5sEL- g.. r.. O.. H..
, 1877-06-10

Ex-Gos. IiEapnicxs will sill fur Europe The
18th lust, aud d banquet Is proposed by the
Manhattan Club. Mr. HENDRICKS takes his
loss much more to heart than Sir. T,Ipxn. A
chauss Of rouat y and sccnes may have a bcue-
frEai effect upon the bereayed candidate.
, 1877-06-10

nltr Eon*ocaton Monday evening" lnna At oclpcE.
Work o. the +. And u. E. 81, DcRrers. NJ order
- j. A. CRAWFORD. IL. r.
, 1877-06-10

fAfTV!FW CHAPTER. NO. ial. II. A. M.-Eeguar
Convoeativns Of the Chapter viii hereafter be held te
gseend I'D fourth Tn.,Is.y even!,6s q sacl month
eytntnG. June u. Work on the II. F. ii. ieRree.
Waiting companion always welromr ly order Of the
GesEE1sr ,,.n,,a r. DAdGf. 81. Z. II. P.
, 1877-06-10

- IN IN, ,
"as ~ aeane !" 'enuet '"e rsop1letofs &c.
spons'pte loa 'ne Peasa''ts oa she'f esta1cs. aia
on'y w o'pu!nR tno 'atter 10 tao sou eoa'a sh's
0eeueetaa!'y aone' ohtl4 LUG lanuo's''es eollu
count upon tae permanent possession os lilo
"toua" WHICH taey e'allheu rs lle 5aoat sal1t-
abic part OF thesr propcFty' the right amount OF
ta1a''on 1os them 10 oeas eoa1a not DC reason"
ao99 aalusted.
III tcss than century after thc peasantry ial
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30

IifokHAs, hY 90. -
ELor L,a5,s5a C511sr:-Alter ta.kiag
40 yoa personally. l write under your
promise not TO give my name 10 amy oue
uule=s tHe opportunity shoulI oscar us
cssz.tauus d compliance with ~i..t 4
PROPOSE ] mean business, auI dou g write
IRON any special promp.iu-s of p4a le
s..a-H although do symYa,Ai-. in al .b-
7tract way with your editor AIS about
uutlling up factories at Hickman. beat !
don't : sg.4qa-Aise sufficiently 60 klo".n--
iy urc my pocket 10 accomplish that
cad. have some surplus capital, which
am willing to loan, on good security
and ut reasonable interest. l can ioau
that money at per cent. easily, aud bus
mess men will admit that l can loan 1t
al higher rate even. ! say 1 will give
manufacturing company The preference.
For instance, will loan such company
s, $50 to build the house 10 put their fac
tory in, for a long term Of years. AT Per
cent secured By mortgage. Or, l viii
furnish the grounds aud bald the ueces.
sary houses on same conditions. As
said to you, | viii not take stock, because
1 know nothing about machinery .or man.
ufacturing. ami don't feel disposed at raj
age to em5lrk in business l know u2'l-
lag about If, as you say, there are s2sne
few, of small capital each, deliberatiuE
about combining togsther aud organizing
a joint stock company, aul they would
like to embrace my proposition, all right
and If not there's no harm done. II. they
appreheud THAI my mortgage would final
IS close Hem out, why l say bad manage
ment might 50 result. / would make iiucr-
al stipulations against such a result, for
the same reasons which prevent my
present inclination to take stock or
partnership interest would prevent my
desiring such a result. Ny hole idea
is. If carrying the value OF their grounds
and buildings for long term Of years
would be of any encouragement or Dene-
II to them, why they can have il.
Y Il
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30

RARE OPPoRTUNITY TO FULroN.-
The people Of Fulton aud vicinity in this
county, are to enjoy a rare opportunity
Dec 4, G. and Sih. An auction is au or
binary occurrence, but one that oilers such
a rare and elegant selection of pictures, is
not usual in any community. Freuz
when known at Fulton as he is here, wi /
verify what he says. HoTs no adveuturer.
seeking 10 impose few cheap and worth
less articles onsthe people, but true gen
tleman and connoiseur Of arr. In his col
lection are, Of course, many cheap pie
lures, to suit the popular taste, bat in his
stock, ,,are many valuable and frst-class
pictures, elegantly framed. 'we doubt if
tue people will have another such oppor-
.unIty in an age to ornament their hoas
1T such prices
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30

Mr. Frank .Segris, has recently eo
larged his restaurant establishment, s..oc.
cupying now the entire upstairs ,as we'll
as the lower rooms, of his OLD. stand. he
is now prepared to accommodate lodger.
and has set apart a hail up Stairs tor
club snppers, parties and ball seppers
etc. lie is stiil desirous. ofzcaterering d
she public ia the line of his. business. All
Ae WANTS is.a snir chance 10 make ali Ion.
est living
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30

Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.
pain in the right undcrt the slCe
of the ribs. increases on pressure;
sometimes the pain is in the IettSide;
the PATIENT srarelvablcto onthcle left
side :; sometimes the pain is fcltunder
the shoulder blade. and it frequently
extends to the top of the shoulder and
IS sometimes mistaken lor Theuma-
tism I'm the arm ThcstomGchisa affect
ed with loss Of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general are costive,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troubled with pain. accOnpan-
led with a dull, heavy sensation in the
back part. There is generally a con-
siderabl, loss of memory, aCCOnpan-
led with painful sensation Of having
left undone something which oughtio
have been done. 4 slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant The pa
tent complains Of WEAKNESS and de-
bjlitv he is easily startled, his feet are
cold o. burning, and he complains Of
Driclllv sensation ofthc skin, his spir
jfs are low: and although he is salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial
10 him. vet he can scarcely summon
ND lortitude enough to try it. In fact,
he djstrusts every remedy. Several Of
the above symptomsattend The disease,
but cases have occurred where few OF
them existed, vet examination q the
bodv.aljerdcaNl, has shown tie LIVER
70 have been extensively derangeL.
AGUE AND FE YER
DIR. c. AIcLANE's LIVER Pi1.I.s.lN
CASES or AGUE AND FEVER, Svhcu
taken with Quinine, are productive OF
the most happy results No better
catllartic can be used, preparatory 10,
or after taking Quinine- Ne would
advise all who are afflicted with tEis
disease to give them y FAIR Trial.
Forall Bilious arrangements and IS
asimDle purgative they yareunequalcd.
nEwAEE 0E LIMITATIONS.
The genuine Dr.. c. MsLANE-s
LIVER PlLI-s are never sugar coated
Every box hasa red wax seal on
the Ind. with the impression Or.
M"LANE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine ". LANE 5 LIVER Pills
bear the signatures Of {. NJ: LANE.
and FLEMING Bros on the wrappers.
f~Ins;st on Your druggist orstore-
kccpcr giving you the genuine DEC.
M&IANE's LIVER PILLS, prepared
bv Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepsrs generally.
Totl,ose wishing 10 i've DIX G. Nicl-tNs's IivER
pms trial we vsiii i4a post pad 10 iiIs sf 20
- TTntel States one n-N 81 Pi.i5 ior twenty nse
.sats. FLEMING bR IS. Pitls5lrg1 Pa.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30
9aEteAs Ess.

9 A sTRAY-by Ro5ert Wilson, liv-
p ing ! mile West Of Jordan Station,
=, Fulton county, Ky. on the II day Of
october. 1871, one Sorrel Horse, Is hands
lend4 high. about l. gears Old, shod be-
fore--sorae Saddle marks 40 other marx
,.r brands. appraise at Thirty Dollars
Given under ny Aand TINS tne Zod Gay
q ~ J. G.zsicMURRAY,
.ao.tt1 j. p Z. c.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30
Married,

In Fulton county, Ky, November 7ih,
1874 at 5he residence OF the brides uncle,
Mr. {. Ledw.dge, bv Elder Beauchamp,
Mr f. p. MADDOX and Miss JENNIE Goa
t,R-