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CLEARED.

Steamer Abyssinia GBr. Murphy Liverpool vim Queens
town--C q francklyn
steamer Canada tFD. Frangucl. uavro via Plymouth
Louis do Bebian.
mOnd-Old dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer A q sinners. Warren. Philadelpha-Jas Hand
Steamer Agnes. smith. philadelphia Bacert 4 Mor"an
Steamer Neptune. Bcrrv Boston-II D'm0ck.
Ship Minnie Swift (rr), Liswe, London-J Whitney
Co
Bark The Frederick (Br, Roop, AMER for orders-J
Tucker Co.
Bark Venus C3r), Rtchs. LiverpooiJ Whitney Go.
Bark Clifton tB, Snow Cadz for ordcrs-Jas Henry.
Bnrk Giuo QtaD, Paolilo, I.cghorn Lauro, Storey
Scarpati. 4. 1888
Bark Candida QtaD, CaHcro, Lcshorn-Lauro Storey
Scarpati
Bark Formosa (Aus) scopinich TriestcJohn Seager.
Bark Ercole dtnD, Ruggero. Genoa-Slocovich Co.
BARK Alaska. Perry, Marselles-Jas Henry.
Brig Castan. Sparks Queenstown or Falmouth for or
Brig saiista, Partridge. Barcelona span)-John ZittiO
Brig Mary williams (BD. Morrill, Cindad Bolivar-Geo
tiillett
Brig (;usborotigh (Br) Hansen, Port Platte and
Monte CHRISTIE Mctcaif & Co.
Brig II A Pitt (Br). Outerbridge, Bcrmuda-Jones 4
Lourh
schr Fern (Br. widGsry. Queenstown Falmouth for
schr f De Hart, Farnhnrn. Aux CayesA Nones Go.
schr Albert Waite. Drisko, Ponce PRE- l. Bccerras
Nephew g. Co. .
scIr Francis Arthemus (Br, PRIEST shuee. Ns-wison
scIr Mary Thea tBr,. Theal. St john. Mp MENUS
Il Son.
Schr rleetwng, Johnson. Perth Aulboy. NJ.
Schr lda Palmer. Palmer. Stumford-Stamrord Manu-
acturing Co.
Lghteragc Co.
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PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH

BOUND SOUTH
Steamer Amos Bars.ow. Kenny. Providence Tor New
sehr G Thomas. Thorndiko.. Windsor. Ms. for New
York.
scbr Alnomack Locke. Roekiand for New York
schr Wan Pickering. Lowering Gardiner. me- 'os "e"
schr Kocheko. TAYLOR. Gloucester tor New York.
scir John Curtis Evans. Boston Tor New YORK.
sssr sy ws"s gosUn Sr New New York.
Schr Whistler keefe. Taunton for New York
schr Julia A Crawford lisIlock. Providenee for New
York.
schr Trimmer Wood Providence for New YORK..
schr Golden Eagle Kelly. Providence for New YORK.
Schr LV Wells, Wcils. Providence for New York
Schr kias uuyon Campbell. Providence tor New York
schr Sarah Bruen. Austin. Providence tor New York.
schr taista. Mitchell. vinaihavcn Tor New York.
-chr Emma Gidcrsieeve. Rogers. Nantucket Tor Now
York.
schr Muskee, Mullen. Now Bedford for New York
sehr Annie j CARL, Carl. Now Haven for New YORK.
schr u attic Lou. FITZGERALD: HARTFORD Tor New york
Schr Henry Croskey Kelly Grecnport Tor Now YORK. ~
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Electra. Young. New York for -.
Steamer Tie. Ewing. New York for Now London anu
Norwich
Scar Kentucky. spauiding Now York for Nsfnssnsett
Pier
Schr Henry Icmuol, nrvis. Now York for bridgcport
Sch Francis Hatch, Stcarns New York tor Lynn VI" new
buryport-
Schr David Currie, Pease, New York for Connecticut
River.
schr T. II Atwood. Gardner New York for Providence.
ehr roinsr PI Nov fo.k Tor for st.m
ford.
Schr II warford Spruguc, iiobokcn for provdcnce.
Sclr Ann Brown, Crowcii. Port johnson Tor Boston
schrJ II Burnett. Rnssmusscn Fort johnson Tor Fall
River
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ALurnrA, Aug Is-Arrvod brig sandadc tPor) rraetas
New York.
Bnsror. Aug I4-Arrlved, bark Condor tBr). Mock,cr
Tybce.
Bnrmxy. Aug 11-sailcd bark Augusta (Gcr), Kusteh
Beaufort SC.
BORDEAUX Aug II Sailed ship John barbour (Br), Ba.
kcr New York mot previously.
BinoA Aug s-Arrived. schr Kate Wentworth Travis,
New York.
COPENHAGEN, Aug II Arrived bark Gyda (Nor), Naess
Now York.
Sailed 5th bark Frederick Cyor,. 1saachsen. United
States.
CAprz. Aug oArrved bark Martino Cncnto dtaD, Lam
no. New York: 18Th, brig Eugcnis, ycaze. do
Sailed 18th, bark II Jackson. Bacon, brig David
Bugbee, Showers. Gloucester. Mass
CoSsrASrsNopLE July % Arrived. brig Mnriucca Gala
tola Qtall. Esposo, New York.
CAry Towns. July 17-Arrivcd, bark Anna Taylor tBD,
Percival. Boston
DvspAnK, Aug I2-sailed. bark Ingolf Nor. Knudsen,
United States.
DunIIS Aug 13-sailed, barks Na.vg (Nor), sundbiad
United States Mary Gibson tl,r,, Sloan, Baltimore.
FLEETWOOD Aug 13-Sailcd, bark Canning tBr). Mitch
ner New York.
FAYAr, Aug ii-saled, bark Azor, Bryant. Boston.
GnASisers, Aug I2--Arrived brig Der Pommer Ger,
Bohm Darien.
GIBRALTAR, Aug I4-Arrived. brigs Kate (B, Faelor
New York; Josie G Hazeitine, Wood. do
H,vRE. Aug 13-saiicd. ship Kcntuckian, Mosccy
United States; Pleiadcs, Chase. Bath. Me-
InvERPooL, Aug 14-Sailed, ship Casiida. Pike, Now
York; bark Johannes Rod (Sor) Moe. Banoro brig Lin
coin, Reed. New York.
Also sailed I4th ship Arlington Bp. vckcry. Charles
| ton.
Arrived 18th, brig Aiccdo tBr), Poar New York.
LoNDoS Aug l4-Cjcarcd, bark Music (Rus), Hagen.
United States; brig Hiding Nor) Jorgensen, do; schr
Sunny South. Dcrrickson. philadelphia.
LIspos. Aug o--Arrvcd, brig Oriental PorD, Unsrin
| New York.
MovrLLE Aug 1f-Arrived steamer Anchoria Br), He'd
] dcrwig. New York tor Ginsgow land procecdcd)
| ROTTERDAM Aug 14-Arvcd, steamer W scho'tcr
| tDutch) Janzcn. New York.
TnALEE Aug Ii--Arrvcd, bark Cabcccs ,Sp), Barrcna
| Baltimore.
WATERFORD, Aug i4-Arrivcd bark Eulsla (swe), Borg
/ xtrsus. HaHimcre vim Queenstown.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SHIP wELLlNGrox (Br), O'Brien. from Miramichi for
collision with bark Capri Br), before reported as had
put in and has received other repair She
will be ready resume her In about 10 days.
BARK ADELAIDE NoRsIs which arrived ut Damariscotta
7h, is to be overhaulcd throughout ana repaired and
strengthened.
scuR n ]. uoRsKY Cof Pembroke), Coggns from Wind
S. baltimore Philadeph,a before reported
xs ssak ON way so % ner s bs s
gained rapidly that the left in the boat Al
scr sunk in twenty minutes after tho boat left Nothing
ser Csn can and TO @
port
scnn Amy L. Dow, Philadelphia for Somerset,
the east side Of the Fall River bridge.
c" ss the ad snonn Of" aakns
from the restiework Of the buikhead.
Sem T. WHARTON. Bush from Anse dc IiarsuIs for
Romance with the captain sick Two Of tho
Romance volunteered to board seamen and help
to work the vessel homc
scun SADIE wrLcurr, Watts. from Cow Bay for New
York. which put into Halifax ahh nit for repairs having
of marine slip lith inst She hasesn thoroughly
repaired and ovcrhauled and was to commence TO rcsp
her cargo (coals) on the 18th
SLooP IDA MAY. Of Goshen. NJ. dismasted at rs
pm 4h near Cape Henry snn station While beating
the Grove litnboat and Capt Godfrey OF the
yacht Lookout. who took her in tow up the bny
DISASTERS IN JUNEThe direction Of the Bureau veas
published the following statistics OF maritime disasters
reported curing the month q 1 all
20 American IA French. German. Italian Norwc;
Swedish - Of which the nationality Is unknown: i..n
1871 In this number are included g vessels reported
i spanish l French.
sulrnurLprsc Master E o Clark Of Damariscotta, I.
by Gaps shsideu, recently Nina Sheldon.
LAuNcnKp-At Kennebunsport Aug IL. by David Clark
frs, class bark OF aso"; iGo tons named s Hannah
Capt Daniel dudley Of ksnnebnnkpor. The barl
tho best rate with French Loyds and be in command O
Capt dudley.
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CHATHAM. NIB. Aug 7-ciearsd, brig Citizen Br, Shes
han, Garston Dock.
Havana. Aug li-Arrived. schr W Knight. Duffy. vii.
mington, NC.
HALIFAX. Aug Io-Returned schr Terra Nova tBr, Lock-
hart New York;, for Liugan Ton account OF head
winds and fog
MoSrRKAL Aug Arrived. shin Ardmore. Mcconnell.
Glasgow: bark Cemorin. Major, London
Cleared lith bark Arabia, Eason Liverpool; brig ITO
pia, Davies Cork for ORDERS
PoRT MuLGRAvs. Aug lD-Passsd. bark r w Merriam
tBr) Power, from Pictou for Amsterdam.
QuHBEc. Aug 12-Arrived steamer Snrm ATTAIN Arid.
erpool; bark ebe. Bugge. Newport; brig Little Annis
Hoffman, Barbados.
Cleared 18th. ship Edgar, Flowers Liverpool; barks
Monark Havorsen. London: 9 Borg. Bruhn West Har-
tiepooi; brig st Louis. Duyaii. Falmouth.
Mo JASKiRo. Aug l1Arrived prior. brig Alice. Duttoa
Baltimore.
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War Enterprise from - for Hampton Roads.
Aug IL. LAT ~ 90 Ion "a.
Ship Cashier from Liverpool for Philadelphia, Aug IT,
lat 40 81, Ion 80 TO-
bark showing lDwL. from Liverpool for Quebec, Aug
8, of Bird Rocks. -.
July 10 lat 50 %, lon "a IL.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.

YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.
CMirii'S BOATS. OARS. RUWLOCKs, &C.--J. I.
kOSMIrIi, 1879 South ST.. Now York.
WANTED-CtEAP FOR UASn. a TUuBOAT ABOUT
w ~ by ~ cylinder Go ~ feet Keel Address Captain
j. q. SMITH. room III Astor House.
WANTED-ro CHARTER, DURING NOVEMBER
w December January, February, Yacht for West IN
dissSrusng about $50 tons " NJ Address Post Office bsx
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SAILED.

Steamers Wyoming fBD, for Lverpool Cornwall (Br)
Brstol Andes tsr), Port Prince. &c Wyanoke, Rich
mond; 3c Agnes. piaaeiphia; bnrks f,emtaen Gorl
ming Sophie (Norl, Liverpool Birkenheaa; Atlantic
Barbados brgs Gins Hoard (Br). st Johns PR; BAN,
(Nor), Elsnore .Castalia. Queenstown.
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BELOW.

Ship Otto & Antonio CNor). Gundersen, from Antwer
juno 20.
Bark Chcbucto tof Windsor, NS), from Liverpool.
Bark Helene Userl IIashagen, from Antwerp June D.
Bark Truro tof alfax, NS) Burrs from Antwerp July
Bark Jchannc Mario Gcr) Jaburg. from Hamburg june
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ACCIDENT ON THE TRAPEzE.

WASHINGTON, August IL. 1877.
Horny Norroli, srapezo performer, while perform
ing last night at the Avenue Varieties ona trapezc
..s.ev ssct nom the ssxgc fell broke his collar
- IA 80. saunx1d n AbAsnnAl' "
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SENATOR CONKLING.

rIATrEnrNG PERSONAL yoN-PARrY RECEPTION
AT AIBAsr-wzIco,fks BY THE wAI-erS-
ERAL TURNOUT OF HIS HOME CITY TO GRACE
HIS REruBN-sENAroR KERNAN's oREErING-
RoscoE's REASONS FOR THINKING UTICA THE
DEAREST SPOT ON EARTH.
Senator Roscoe ConKling left this city yesterday for
Utica, accompanied by Mr. Dwight Lawrence and Post
master James, going by the Hudson River road to
Albany.
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Sailed from - Aug 8. brig Lodssn NoFA Jsssassa
United States.
FOREIGN PORTS

WEATHER REPORT.
PLyxouru. Aug II. PM-wind =. light
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WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Cleared at Now Bedford Aug 49, Pioneer Tripp At.
1autc )ceuu
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NEW YORK YACHTS.

ENTHUSIASTIC REcEpTIoN ~ THE CITIZENS OF
NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF THE FEs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BOATING EVENTS IN
THE HARBoR-BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY OF FIRE
woRKs-FUTURE MOVEMENTS OF THE FLEET.
10y TELEGRAPH TO The HERALD.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-29

Our attention hnk hcrn called III
som. nnw nld useful cooking titen
sil.. recently invented which make
buklng and cooking il pleasure. III.
si.ai ~ i. Dreaded necessity. On~ u
which, iii. Centennial Cake nnd
baking pm. lnndc III Russia Iron. II
40 constructed Tint yen enil remove
your enke when bnkeI. instnntiy
from II. pun. without breaking 81
iIlniInp III, Hnd sun ratl remove iia
tnl,., nt,l convert IN Into u pluin bot.
tom pm, ~ hakIlg jolly u plain
raks*. bi.i.i etc, Another the
Kitchen G.m - plated Wirr boiler
Or Steamer 10 hang inside of M Or.
dlnnry Iron pot, for boiling Or steam.
ing vegetables cic,. which when dohr
can hn removed perfectly dry, with.
ont lifting the heavy n0oty Iron pot
IN If III" stove. avoiding thr danger
III burning ihr hands with til steam
Ia pouring IN illr hot water, nnd thu
vegetables .nn not possibly bnln II
III. water bniIs Try, ~ ths steamer
does not touch thu bottom ~ thu pot.
These gonds arr rDl.t exclusively
through agents IN families, mud ~.
Try house keeper should y. I'LL
means have them. A splendid ~.
i,prinhiiy In offered 10 tOile reliable
Indy " Erntlennnh Gnilsus~sst " this
county ID s.ruf. illr nl,enry for Il
pleasant md profitable hn1innA..
fof terms. territory, IT,, write IA II.
" IlInnli 4. tp,. Noe. I'll and .iH
Lin tiieei, Cincinnati, Ohio,
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Those who think the hardest times
have come. and TINT the country is
getting ont ~ thr hnrl times pinch,
arc mistaken. II specie resumption
should b. enforced a. contemplated
bs Inv, the hardest times are sgt 10
come. md people might Just IN we'll
nuke ~ thelr minI. t. endure them.
or try 10 prevent their coming. The
heavy strain will come on the coMn.
try when the National Banks are
asked 10 redeem their issues. They
cannot do II, anl when they refuse to
du 1t, as they will b. likely "a do,
then there will bn Il universal s,ir.
pension " there banks nna IL conse-
uncnt universal panic, Let Any one
look nj thr fnnt1 And IN VIII agree
with ~. The lAsl reports III the
banks which W. rAn lAy hands un
rnys thst there were 2,ohp National
Banks. having u circulation ~ $780,
NM, ONO and deposits to the amount
OF 4DbO. I'M. ON: liabilities amounting
10 tV4O, VlDO.UOO To meet their liA.
biiiiirs ihr bank, had then last
October, al ,O0O. 900 In specie. How
much more have they nowY Certain.
II not enough more " enable them
u redeem their issues and ~ pny
their deposiiors III specie ~ they
viii h. linhl. 10 do under thu specie
resumption net.
/ una.. THESE circumstances, there
Is but one way To account fDr thons
banks AMI their owners being In fa
/ vor ~ specie resumption. Tint wa,
IL this; II the government curirnc,
should lW withdrawn from clrcnla
ton ~ II contemplated by law III,
desired hy thu hunk. II leaves /
plarr for lii national hank cirunlA
iinn. Tor II I. not expected TINT III
place will ~ iillel Or tnk.u by apccl.
Then there being no currency hui
hunk notes. II IL no doubt hoped NM
expected by the banks ihat they cnr
suspend specie payments not only
i - 80 IN ii - i III, s...t -. 49,. !.
hunk nOts fhnn no currency. On ~
other theory Gun ". recount fnf III.
Lnnks fnvoiihR iis enforcement y
Ill. specie resumption Mt.
Hut thu banks might ilna hi, III,
selves mistaken In the public, and u
such should be- the ruHr what woule
! become ~ the banksY Would they
pay specie II the public insisted on n
Hut probably col,gr.,-, would legal.
liz theii refusal in pny -I..el.. Thu,
might H.. and then Il might mol h.
TIL peuri, might lnhe Il notion Il
ns.st II Congress ~ represent them.
-.iser nnl III serve them Hi plnrr III
permitting ii Congress I'D III. rl.ri"d
In thu interest md IL serve tlr mon
10y power. 1ting,uIh.
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The hardest TImes Yet 10 Come.

Chicago. May ~. 1877.
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THE .nTTOR.MIGk
ADVANCE:

The Mccormick Advance II 4 two. wheel
cd. sslf.rAkercaper, with = mowing attach
mcnt and ID really two machines combine,
In one. there being separate bars fsr reap
Ing and MowtAk tho Former 1ve and n,
latter four feet wide. Ny changing pin.
Ion 4 slew motion can 10 had icr cntiin,
wheat, and 4 lick motion. The revnls
Ing rake ri this machine " most admir-
able feature, asi Its strength, durability
and perfect working, WHEN e,mrarcctl "
Vi the ADVANCE,
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Let II. search the republican IA

Let II. search tlr republican plat.
form ri Iowa WHEN II comes 10 hand
for its position touching
these important questions:
The accommodating II silver md ~.
rlnrinH II Il lrgHl tender for nh drliv
between individuals iii TIN state"
Making Till Hi,rnlnrk H. good IA
thu enstpln house ~ III ihr lMnNion
iffir,,.' ''th. government endorsing
H. nWu np,rr. lnstaitl III liz notes III
ri. national banks. und "i's rrr.iv
Ing for NJ whatever II lAail.s Tor
dollar. whether II comics rs the curt
loud OF single piece"
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The, ~ my ~ their regular n,,ihori. .ll
Dealers. furnish illustrated lhMrhi.t.
rt'r lists md fill artifnlsrs free. On III,
ls'is i'm. a.s'y
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-29
OUR BINDER:


that and svats1 Me
tr which
which 10 ordinary methods
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Tlin Leo county Republican ron
vrntlnh IN thr proportion ~ ~ Z
voted down tilih irsolntivu
"J1~SOfrri, That ~ believe III u,
Kaye xa4 l.Anllt ...st.., President
81 the United States"
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{. H. & L. ]. McCoRMlck's
HARVESTING MACHINERY /!
r0E .ser(sOR .1ACk


TVS MsCss ssrs WAAssssaA = aAaga-
u u me waste IN IN large krala osvWiMe
IsFmsrs, " N eNslly asnSs ~ t0o ssdla.
AIRY hersss. Aha Requires nj thFee 0eR ~
utvfnis ". Ani tAsA rat ard hind fFvM -
10 Twelve asFrs ~ eraiM per- 1Ay. u 70
srfv Atsng aAa aarAhie, and ri tAe eeMe
time ~ssy 10 handle. TIE lan<lets' table
Ii hinged - that " always reMAi1e kvsl,
NO matter hsv the maelins n iiltofl. TIE
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A sultofobstructed digestion.

Among the hurtful consequences of OBJ
structed digestion, is the impoverishment of
the blood, and since deteriative condition
of the vital fluid not only produces a dam
gerous organic weakness, but, according to
the best medical authorities, sometimes
causes asphyxia, it is apparent that to I'M
prove the quality of the blood by promoting
digestion and assimilation, is wise precau-
ton. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is precisely
the remedy for this purpose, since it stilnu-
lates the gastric juices, eonquers those bilious
and evacuatiye irregularities which interfere
with the digestive processes, promotes assim-
ilation of the food by the blood. purifies as
well as enriehes it. The signs Improvement
in health in consequence of using the Bitters
are apparent in an accession of vigor, gain
in bodily substance, and irregular and active
performance of every physical function.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-08-25
THE COTTON PROSPECT.

Although eaterpillas have APP
peared to greater or less extent in
nearly all the cotton growing parishes
of the State, they do not seem to have
caused much apprehension, the
weather being unfavorable to the
propagation of the insect ard the cot
ton generally too near maturity to
be susceptible of great damage. In
Ouachita, however, it is estimated
the loss from the caterpillal's ravages
will be from one fourth to one third
of the crop. This is an exceptional
case, unless the newspapers of the
cotton region are grossly at fault in
their published opinions. The Shreve-
port Times says that few worms have
infested that section of country. and
that on most of the river plantations
there will be larger crop than the
planters will be able to gather.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-08-25

Is Your LIFE WORTH 10 CENTS ?
Sickness prevails everywhere. and
every body complains of some disease
during their life. When sick, the oh
ject is to get well now to say plainly
that no person in this world that is
suffering with Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant and its effects, such as Indigcs-
ton, Costiveness, Sick Headache,
Sour Stomach, Heart Burn, palpita-
ton of the Heart, Depressed Spirits,
Blliousness, etc, can take GREEN 5
AUGUST FLOWER without getting re-
lief and cure. If you doubt this, 90
to your Druggist and get Sample
Bottle for 10 cents and try it. Reg
ular size IS cents. Two doses will
relieve you.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-08-25

Some idea of the magnitude of the
wheat crop Of the West may be gath
cred from the fact that the expected
yield of the four States of Wisconsin,
Minnesota, Iowa and Kansas is esti-
mated at liz ,000, 900 bushels. In 1876
the production of these States was
81 100000. Thus yield nearly 100
per cent. greater than that of last year
is indicated, and to make the prospect
still more encouraging, q good mar
ket for the immense crop is assured.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-08-25

In Baltimore the workingmen have
followed the lead of their brethren of
the other large cities, and have taken
steps for the organization of new
party to be called the Workingmen's
party. The members are required
to declare themselves independent of
all past political affiliation, and the
platform announces that no overtures
will be received from any source look
ing to the support of the candidates
of any other party. State and NUM-
cipal tickets will be placed in nomi-
nation and the three cornered contest
in Maryland and Baltimore-hereto-
fore overwhelmingly Democratic
promises to be exceptionally inter-
esting.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-08-25

The citizens of the eleventh ward
of East Baton Rouge have assembled
in mass meeting and " earnestly re-
quested unknown parties who have
been committing unlawful acts in
that ward to desist therefrom in flu
tnre. If the lawless unknown are
endowed with those finer feelings
which characterize true and chival-
rous gentlemen, they. surely can not
refuse to comply with a request so
gracefully and modestly preferred.
If they do refuse, however, we have
no doubt the pacific eleventh warders
will feel right bad about it.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-08-25

The British rifle team to compete
in the international shooting match at
Creedmoor is en route to America on
the steamship City of Richmond, hay
ing sailed from Liverpool on the 10th.
The team consists Of Sir Henry Hal
ford, Col. Peel, Col. Fenton, Major
Waller, Capt. Bautby, Lieutenant
Fenton and Messrs. Armitage, Evans,
Ferguson, Frazer, Glider and Green
hill.