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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-10-30
had a third shot if the Confedcrates hal

had third shot II the ConIeueraleS hai
been in the house.
THE TARGET WAS AS FAIR AS BEFORE.
He took moro careful aim, and yet
when he fred we saw splinters fly from
Ia rail way over beyond the General. The
cavalry were then close upon US, and
our two muskets were lost in the hur-
ried fight from the house. Half an
hour after that Jackson was driving our
brigades and divisions as he wished.
"I'll measure off the same distance,
off hand, and bet my life that ] can hit
q soldiers cap nine times out of ten!"
growled 'Old Pete," as he hurried for
ward, and, suddenly overcome by in
dignation and chagrin, he battered his
cherished gun against tree and de-
stroyed it. AS if seeking personal re-
venge, Jackson's legions passed right by
us. The nearest brigade Of Sigel's corps
vas picked up and dashed to pieces as
strong gian would lift and hurl child
Running along with tbe amazed and
frightened man, but bearing off towards
our own division, we picked up other
muskets to replace our lost ones.
Reaching a knoll from which We had an.
other view of the turnpike, We halted
for o last loos over the heads of the
frightened, fleeing soldisrs-oycr the
ground strewn with arms and accoutre-
ments--over the blue smoke just Begin
ming to rise.
WE SAW JACKSON AGAIN.
He vas far away, but it was Jackson.
''Curse him! but he has got guardian
angel" howled aOld Pete" as he shook
his fist towards the turnpike.
No other man ever yet had rife
drawn on,him at such range and eS-
capped three cool, carefully-aimed bul-
lets. His escape sent a thrill of SUPER
stition through each mind, and from
that hour to the moment when the news
reached us .sOld Pete" never spoke a
word. 1t was a puzzle he could not
solve. AS VIC lay in line, every eye
peeping through the darkness to catch
sight of the gray line coming on again,
an aid came hurryipg along and shout
cd out:
"Wc're all right, boys. Stonewall
Jackson has been killed up the road
therew
"Old Pete" lcaped up, whirled around
to face the bearer Of the news, and saw
lageIy shouted back;
sYou lie! you liel you lie! Stonewall
Jackson can't bs hurt by shell or Killed
by bulets.."
BUTT WAS so.
Lying in the arms of those who lo7sd
him, SO near us that the cries of our
Wounded must have reached his ears, was
the mortally wounded General whose
skill aud strength had no match. While
tho white-faccd dead looked up to the
torn and shattered forest trees-while
the wounded crawlcd here and there in
their awful agony--while the living
looked into each others anxious faces
and wondered if another night would
find any of US there, the leeions Of
Jackson were strangely silent. Now and
then came the sudden boom Of some
great gun, sounding Ike a deep groan
of despair. bat there was nothing more
to break the silence. While men rested
in lire of battle, hsving the awful hor'
rors of war on every side, there was one
who gave up his life as he whispered,
"Let us cross over the river and rest
,n1o, ,bo eboJo of Tho traasO
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-10-30

While his mother lives, mau has
one friend that will not desert him when
he is needy. Her affections flow from
pure fountain, and cease only at the
ocean of eternity,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-10-30

A PERSON asked Chapman if the
tolling Of bell did not put him in mind
Of his latter end. He replied; No, sir;
but the rope puts me in mind of yours
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-10-30

Gen. Todelben, who
upon at the eleventh y
Osman Pasha, is nowan
1s4s he quelled tho Gil
mountain forts; ID 1853 he aI
wonder Of the world BY his st
Idetsuse of 4sbastopol. If his
are unimpaired, Osman has NOR
to dread this wonderful engineer &
wilderness of Grand Dukes.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-10-30
Cen. logan. Of Illinois. has preseated

Gen. Logan, Of Illinois, has presented
a sight extremely rare to the Ameri-
can people. 1t is the spectacle Of a Re-
publicsu refusing Office. The man ~
actually declined the missioT1m
and right upon the heels
declined the collsctorshi2
Chicago. We rise to j
is in his usual mind, o
make his name imm
Observer.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-10-30
WITHERED FLOWERS.

FNHE pleasant Summer days are fed,
The skies are chill and drear;
And Summers fragrant blooms are dead,
The meadows brown and sere.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01

carrying out Mr.. Stewards plans, and has made very
great improvements since Mr. stewmts death Ihe new
ball room wing was begun about tie time Mr.. stewart
was taFen sick. The rotunda has been rebuilt WIN
the new laundry and tcnon he says he can now COOK
and wash fr 600 ucsts and with the aid of the Wind
scr sleeping apartments, entertain $500 people Inc
servants between 800 and 100 in number are an pro
vidcd with clean and comfortable rooms in adjoining
buildings. the colorcd walters having a building 70
themselves.
Ms Stewart has long suite Of elegant apartments S
cay furnished on the first moor front oyeroohhe 'ne
MORTAL and north ana south pazzas. The floors arc Wood
inad and covered with the choicest Turkish ana PERSIAN
rugs The furnishings quiet. tasteful rch ana unique
and uoticeably not overdone The private dhSIoom Il
especially rich and elegant AID here Mrs' SoN"i 4'
Hilton (who is an invalid, Judge Hiton and sometimes
other memhers of the family guests, gather at meal
time but the younger members usually prefer the NE o
fhe grand dinngroom. Judge Hilton and fanny nave
ordinary hote apartments opposite TO Mrs ste|arts-
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
THE GIDEON FIGHT.

LIST or THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
TFEoM Al OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
BJzEuAN, NJ. f., Aug. lG.-Ihe official list
Of the killed and wounded has Just been made
public. 1t seems that the total casualties amount to
three officers killed and five wouudcd men, twenty
killed and tlirty-ive wounded; citizens, ten killed
and $50 far us reported four wounded. Total thirty
three killed and forty.four wounded. Following
are the names:
SEVENTH INFAHTRY.
OGcns hdlcd.
Capt. VIM. Logan. Company A; Frst-Iieut Jas. H.
Bradley, Company b.
offers W0Upded
Brevet pria-Gcn. Joan Gih5on, Capt. Constant VIII
hams Company r; Frst-Ilcut ". l.. English. Com
pany l. TrstLirut G. 4. Coolidge, CompanyA; Second
Lieut.. c. A. Woodruff, Company X.
Men Hthcd.
Company A-Pr;atc Smith.
Company D-Corp Payne; Privates Gallagher, Elsen-
bart and Butterfly.
Company PRIV os Pomeroy aud Mcguire.
Company Csc u.s. Edgcworth and Martin; Corps
O'Connor and -aylc Private Mauz.
Company I-serst. Hogan, Corp. McCafrcy, Private
Broez
Company K-scret stor,z; Pryates steiuberger Kleis
and Drake.
Company A-Pri, atcs Lehman, Alberts, Brown. Leher
Company ID icrgs. Daley, Wright, Bell Corpls
Ns .
Company F-s-ret. Watson; Colp. Lutmansi Priyaes
Erickson. Hunter. Morrow.
Company G-srr ts. Freicricks, Bensnger; PIiyatcs
Conor, Bauguir.. Euikc King. Rebeck, O,Brien.
Company u .ates Mckenzie, Drake.
Company /. erp. CunlG Prvates Fallon, Thompson.
De Nous.
Company -sergt. Clark; Pryates Heaton, Deyilc.
SECOND CAVALRY.
KILLED
Company I-Scrgt. Page
Wounded.
Company F-Prvate Gould
CITIZENS
htlicd.
l. c. Elliott; Bostwick the Fort Shaw guide; Camp
bell Mitchell A. Lockwood, John Armstrong, David
Morrow VI. lockwood Harte, and one not named.
Wounded.
O. Lefer, Wm. Ryan, and two not named.
The command made up Of seventeen officers,
1873 regulars and thrty-two citizens.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
THE CAMPAIGN IN GENERAL.
PRIEC2 CHARLES PLACED n COMMAND OF A DE-

TACHMENT-GEN. GHOURKO PROMOTED
LoSDoS Saturday. Sept !, 1877.
Osman Pasha teegraphs from Pleyna under date
August 30: a Turkish accommodating detach-
ment defeated a body Of Russian cavalry near
Ichad One hundred Russians were killed"
A Russian bulletin, dated GOrny Student, August
80 announces that Prince Charles of Roumania has
assumed command of the united Russian and Rou-
manian forces composing the Western detachment,
and according to an arrangement with the Grand
Duke Nicholas, has appointed Gen. stotof to be his
Chief Of staff.
The Czarcwitch has been appointed to the chief
command of the Corps of the Guards. The Grand
Duke Vladimir commands an infantry reg
iment in that corps. Gen. Ghourko takes command
Of all the cavalry of the Guards. -Four newly-tormed
reserved divisions will undertake the defence of the
coasts of the Black Sea and replace the Seventh and
Tenth Army Corps, which are to be dispatched to
the Danube.
Prince TcherlaSSki has been removed from the adj
mnstratiOn of Bulgaria.
I he rcnforcements sent to Gen. Zimmerman IN
the Dobrudja have brought mp his corps to al
effective strength Of about $4,000 men.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
LABOR TROUBLES.


Eighty-fiye type-setters employed by George
Munroc at No - Beckmans have struck for increase
OF rates on Wednesday petition requesting tha inc
rate for reprint work he increased from 80 10 %
cents "A thousand ems. signed by sixty printers en-
uloyed ON what is known as "Ihe Seaside Series, a
cheap edition Of standard novels For manuscript copy
the rate OF this has been 30 cents thousand On
Thursday three printers presented tho petition al tue
Office and were snmDary elected. At noon the sisuers
Of tie petition quit wor6 and were joined Oy twenty-five
others ~ o
iargc crowd of printers gathered in 'front.' oi no -
Beekmau-st. last night and discussed thc sFikc- rue
men soy they have not been able 10 make more thah
from SO To week and that this reprint work II n
hard as other work and should be pad Tor ~ inc SAINT
rate They think man like hunroe. wno IL abe 70
build a S75O.OOO house NJndcwaterst., snOuld not
haeruGgc tLem fair rate Of wages MT hunl0c "a! :
the who have struck are all hrstclatS Worhlei a'u
work Thirty cent? he says, is much as he can aofd
10 pay for that kind Of work. at which goOh workman
csn make from So to SO week. The places of more
tiau half the strikers are filed by compositor ana
there have been applications for twice the number o VIZ
caIcicS.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01

A special meeting OF the Nth Assembly
District Republican Association held last night
No l3O Prncc-st, TO take action on the charges pre-
ferred against Austin Leake The committee presented
its report consisting Of series OF resolutions setting
forth that Mr. Leakc had been summoned before the
ittee several mes and had refused to appear and
sgcr the charges against him audas the charges
m sustained by evidence produced before the committee
therefore Mr Lake removed from the office of Presi
dent Of the Association FOR conduct unbecOmmg an
The report and resolutions were adopted aud
resolution was also adopted cHpelhng Mr Deake from
Ipeubership ~ the organization. There n another
mtee whcn claims 10 be the regular investigating com
tec Of Mr Ltlbcs Affairs. IL is 10 meet soon. and Mr..
Ieae Will appear and testify In public " the charges
against hfa. and also produce his witnesses.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
NEU-T0hA'S DruPIAG GRoUSD.
Tur 1nRuATrNED CONTEST AvERrgD.

VLo ,.,,or+ tl,ot SInrn Iu.poctor E.rD,toaou.
INV ~ 'f'i' '''"' ',''''' i-'l ,''' 0"''"
would sail for tine O.rruW5 yesterday with sixteen
p,iiceueu and nearly 100 spcrial druty sheriff. with
=. . ,--.. ..... 80. 80. -. ,
'4 II ii'''' 90 '''''''7 any i'''' '"i''h 'i -''l
h3ge by the NcV-Imk authorizes uIon tie WacIs
,ra.Iiu, KINGS Couufv afforded much amusement at
,r., ,-,
'He i"''Oc N'"'i"' ''''0' N-+-' N''A """'''
said that the present dlGculiy was due TO q mis-
understanding between the Shore Insuoctor and the
,i, DOL, I,,.,o M ..o,r Tho mo, -,io,,.d i,,s,-,.
''i.''' '' ,""' W ''"'' '' ''' '''"'" i'''''''
tiuus bat did not make Application 10 to with each
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
2 Q S r S G RIP T.
3:l5 a. m.
--LATEST FOREIGN VIEWS.
HE DEFENcE OF THE sHIPKA PASS.

HE DEE iNNE VT lllIi Nlii' M 49,
LoNDoN Saturday. Sept. l, 1S77
The Vienna telegram to The Times says; me
fight for the Shipka Pass is gradually becoming
deyeoped into operations on a large scale 1t seems
that since the luIl in the fighting on Monday the
Turks have been preparing a turning movement,
for. besides the attempts to turn the
position on the Shipka Pass in the direction
of Gabrova the Turkish forces have been sent
within the last few days on some other lines
of passage across the Balkans to the east and west
of Shipka. One column was seen IN the direction OIL
the Kalifer River to the northeast of Dunoya,
having probably made its way across by the Ir-
avna Pass Anopther is said to have appeared IN the
VILLAGE Of the yidina and Bousnik to the south
west of Selvi, having probably made their
way across by the Troyan or Rosalita Pass. They
may be only irrcgulars or dying detachments' Gut
il is also possible that they are different hSo 81
colnblned operation which may gradually develop
itself,
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01

LONDON, Saturday, sep !, 1877.
The Timeys correspondent with the Turkish Army
tecgraphs from Adranople, under date OF August
2S. as follows Bulgarian executions are still gong
on here but the patches Of victims are smaller than
before, averaging fourteen instead of forty each.
The majority of those executed belong TO the richer
classes This gives rise 20 the suspicion on the part
of the Bugauans that they sacrificed IN order u
couiiscatc their property.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
sTRIKERs FINED AND IMPRISONED.

PrTrsBURG, Penn, Aug. 3l.-ln the united
sttcs Crcult Court this afternoon George A. Briggs
Henry Ienderbercer and David Wcand or NorthnmDer-
land County, Penn, were found eniiy @ ol VTn T.
tcmp foT in nfcrfering with the running OF trains on
Central Railroad OF Ncw-Jcrsey after the same .al
passed into the hands Of a receiver appohDu ny te
Court They were sentenced to pay the costs 0 plos
ecution fine Of 500 ana undergo ninety DAYS lmp'S
ouructt in ne County JAN of NOthunoerahd county
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
CApTrRE or NrRDrRERS.

HALIFAX, Aug. 31.--Cabt. Er,kinc, Of her
Maiesty's snip Eclipse. who has been cndeayoring t.
CAPTURE one Beno and ms brothers, mudercgs Of Capt
Rdout and crew Of six who were shpwrecked near
Bouue Bay, y. f.. last year, ha, succeeded in ar
resting three Of the b-otlers. Two Of them have
been placed in Jail al Channel AID the vessel sailed a.a'u
f~ The locality the murder I'm search OF the principal
criminal. Bcnot's dau-htcr, Who WIS nstnmenul in
the capture board tie war vessel and retained as
witness.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
DEATH OF EDWARp CrNARD.

Charles Francklyu, of this city, received a
dispatch from England Thursday evening stating
that Edward Cunard, the second son Of cir Edward
Cuuard formerly resident Of staten Island, had been
killed while play polo, by coming collision with
The horse OF anOJLer player and getting thrown from bis
own AuT-c. hr. CuuITd officer Ia the British
Amy, and held IN high rputo 10y his comrades his
elder brother, cir Bacne Cunaid. viii sail for Eng
land to-day by the steamship CItJ OF Richmond. lie
been staying at Newport
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
ApNIu0AD sTRIkE AvERTED.

CTvCINNATI. o., Aug. 31.-Ihe freight en-
rlov6s Of the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad
had lengthy conference to-day with President
sboouaker rcsultingin modification OF his order Ie
ouriug men to run ninety miles 20 make Gay WIZ
Tne shaved The difference between way aud tlrolEh
frci.ht trains aud President Shoemaker nodh'u ms
order 10 meet the suggestions of the men, icpullius
Uay freight men 10 only sixty miles ana liou~-
Q. - -. ~ N
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
STORM ~ THE VEST.

BUILDINGS USEoorED AND TREES BLOWN DowN IN
Ms~OJ ~.
JEFFERSON BARRACKS, Mo-, Aug.31.-A strong
wind and rain at st Louis Arsenal this AFTERNOON dld
considerable damage TO Tie public siorchouses ana
nccs and destroyed large number OF heauu-
fhl Ornamental trees upon tie pardc-grouud. II
took the roofs and p0rchcs of the northern
size Of the barracks. carrying hcul Over tie
buildings souhwsrt and halfway across the parade
ground The wind blew down - number OF large trees
DID the soldiers quarters ana lcu general AIR o RUIN ana
ac.oatin 10 what previously toe pre.uest locality
I'M tho vicinity of 50. Louis Fortunately no
iprfJ.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
AFFRAy ma DOWNTOWN HOTEL

Two boarders in the United States Hotel,
at Fulton and Watersts., Willard 4. staples and John
Dixon last evening engaged n quarrel IN the ofco of
the hotel, aud Dixon fellod his adversary with blov
from his Staples sprang up drew pistol from his
pocket aud fred. The ball missed Dixon. but pen
Grated the cheek Of a news GIRL Ellen so0nAn, who had
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
An Oakland buckster bought 4 fine mule a

All Odkiillt uutkNtNi Uuu-ub a iAt hihi' at
auction ON Itfurna-st. ast week lie paid $40 for IT,,
aud chrstened il Martin Luther. After trying for three
days 10 put harness from -tcoDG-,toiy WINDOW,
the owner rcsold yesterday for Tli, on long time. au
under the style and title OF sara II was ulcnased
by the city Government and will henceortn be- used 60
suppress riots Ii is calculated that Hhcn backed gently
but firmly INTO mob. the busmess-rud Of this faithful
animal will be equal to four Gatlng guns aud a
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01

inst entered the Office She dropped her papers ana IL
t fbe ao,r with "A cry OF pain while % uuinu'I o. se".lc
mon seized Stafles. disarmed hnn. ana hd'u .il I'm -
~ the police ny whom he was locked I'D ID 'ic ~
st,eet ktati.n An ambulance summoned anu lHo
Injured prl was taken to the Chambers st'i ii9sP,"
me bullet was fOuEd to have plS'ed emltli ,ii".- u
nor IN check pnssg out near the ear lhe Wpul Wa
moi dangerous but very painful Ellen lives al No %
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
no STRIKE LIKELY IN THE sCHUYLKnL REGION.
porrsvuIr. Penn. Aug. 31.-Dispatchcs re-

PO1TSNILLE, TtllII, AUS' DI'-DIHVdVNI''' IV
cciyed from Mahanoy CITY, Shenandoah and other prom
ncnt mining centres Of the state that there Is
no prospect of strike in the Scluylill region lniOf
nation received number of colheries Shows lhAt
WITHIN the last ten a pumbcr OF Leaders oi hnihk
organizations from other regions have beeh Woihi"s
lard 0 induce the scuylk miners 10 JOIN the suhe on
tho Il Of Scpfcmhcr with a to making II genera
bur thus far have not succeeded. During the lhsl We b
sipucnts OF coal tue branch roads nave pesh III
mo- IA lar.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01

CLEvELAND, Ohio, Aug. 31.-The seyercst
rain storm known nore passed this city tins
forenoon accompanied by lightning, wind and hail
several roofs were blown Of, trees broken aud uproot,d
Tie wind ami ram comUeIely tore down and carried
the ha-, and eirIcrs Which have decorated tue
city the pest day several steamers with large
excursion parties ready 90 leave the EarbOr but
before they got uu1cr way tic storm burst.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
TIE srR1KING cIGAR.MAKERs

CINCINNAI, Aug. 3l.-Ihcre Is no chanee
IN the situation among The striking cigar mahefs' cN'''
&C.,, ,,,,,.. the manufacturers which threat
ems 10 close the works unless the IN. already oGl
ia work Tui- action suggested % prevent the buIH
ers receiving aid from tuose al work
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
DESPERATE ArTEMPr AT SUICIDE.

Katie Grinnel, age twenty-one, of No. 1877
Waterst, attempted " commit suicide at en early hour
thir morning 10y taking large quantity OF cirb1lic acid
which she had obtained from neighboring drug store
She had drinking considerably d1rng the dly. I-
inedatey after taxing the ACID she ran to the wmdOw
aud called Joseph Siyedo the proprietor OF the
house. that she had taken poison. Emctcs speed
ily procured and administered She removed 10 the
EewYork Hospital where II vac Thought she could not
recover.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01

MORE SOUTH CABOLINA EX-OFFICIAIs INDICTED.
COLUMBIA, :. c., Aug. 31.-Four additional
indictments found to.ay: Three against J. Ctss
Carpenter, late Collector OF Internal Reyenuc in In
state Tor forgery and against Woodruff aud Jones'
,xcerSs tie senate and House, and principals o. the
Republican Printing Company, Tor Taudulehty raising
bin or printing, uy wilcn they obtained over S2O,OOO
Tnr c1mrt then uAl1urned.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
ACHES AND PAINS.
DR.. RiDWirS REGULATING PILLS

Perfectly taseless elegantly coated FOR the cure N al dis
rrr- o. the stomach liver bowels Kdnevs DiG nervous
gi ses heaiachr iqaiiou. indigestion dyspepsia,
biousnesg bilious fever inflammation Oi The bow els,
0f the int al ysc' Warranted
10 ries, positive cure. Price 20 cents pei box.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01

LONDON, Saturday, sept. l. ST.
4 Paris telegram announces the death OF NJ.
Alphonse Lepett a Republican Hfe senator
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUrs IN
BROADWAY.
oam77 Noon. 30 50 NJ So. Midnight ~
U,thost durug the day. 3d. i1we.. %
A,elage 7GTs same daY, l516, 1J's.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Uipdsor Hobl-Marquis de Vallalba, OF Oupa'
m F,lti lreaus H0'si-Charles W Wooley ot tin'.''
- M DeBis I0tl-Joseph s. Potter L. :. t0nsu al 0tutr
rart Stuyterant ROuse-The Row Dr NJ Van enssr,aer
of Geneva switzerland ,f York Hofei-llrUl Mll
n fii,rStn \ = Nav Uesimaster HO'et-Capt Jonn H.
I!ilrr l. : dsf0r HOuse-Thcodor" y Eal 7Ip,
nteudent Of the Railway Mail Service, ana M'Jor J. l.
Sanger, T.. .. Army.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
Tie sERyIAN AMY READY.

Reuters Belgrade dispatch SAYS. in consequence of
a decision of Prince Milan, order has been issued
giving the ordrc he bqtQHr OF tie Sryan Army, and
containing numerous appointments
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
TIE NEW BANK SUPERINTENDENT.

Ninth Na iona Bank and connected with that nsiitu-
tOu FOX ourteen years, and the firm Joseph I
Orys * CO.. bankers, Cf NO 30 Pine ST. for the pass seven
years has been appointed Iy GOV. Robinson as Bank
suLerInl. .ndenl. reoeLlnE l. commIa.-ym Le..raaH.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
A glutton of o fc

A gluttOn Of fellow was dining at a hotel,
and in tho course Of battle OF knives and forks
accidentally cut his mouth. which being observed by a
YanSee sittiDg by hn oay!ed out say, friend,
don't ron Wake hat or hole IN your oOuntcnancc any
larxea or vn shah al saryo " deathlH
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
THE RECEPTION or MINISTER MOVES.
AFRENCU SENATOR DEAD

Ex-Gov. Noycs the new American Minister
is expected to present hs credentials septcnoeFG. t.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01

LUNDBORG'S CALIFcTMs WATER, for the
toilet and BATH delightfully."- fragrant ami r,trcsing and
grateful u the Perfectly HealtAfL kn1y
KuLluan. F and Ge Wilde, The eminent trenei
and Belgian Chemists.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01

Sure, prompt and thorough are the charac-
ter-tc, OF DR. ItYSE's CARNNAIIyE BALsAM IT, merit las
mad. everywhere for years standard curative
cramps Darrhu Cholera MorbI ani all Diseases Ct the
besides easily adHui-t rcd 10 chlirn, beng
pleasant 10 the taste ana i5 entirely safe.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01

Urinary ant WOMB Diseases Gravel Dabees Dlopsv stop
pag Water. Iucuuunr nee of Urine Bugf- Disease, Al
Drlck-iust d"pos
it, tIck cloudy, mixed with substances Ike
the white Of threads ike while slN OF there
morbid dark. bilious appearance and white OoHeuus drq1
u.s. and when there ls prckng burning seusl ION Wien
and the small ~ the back aul along tue
f,ra -oIf bv 4 PRICE. DOLLAR.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
iAuu0uncoments.l

INFANTS SWALLOW MILK or MAGNEsIA
With yity and il never fails 10 regulate their digestive
organs aud bowels.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01

NEW-YORK TUMOR DiSPENSARY,
- l0I Es-t ThIrtirth-sf.. corner Fourth.aye.
open daily from a. IN. TO 2 m. sundays excepted
GTRlCTURE. Impotence, and Diseases of the
- CeucrutIve organs radically and speedily cured Oidcs
hours 3 IfENkY A. DANIELS. MD. IA LeNngtOn-ly