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MRS. BINenAM's SWEET TAR REMEDIES

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SWEET TAR REMEDIES are simple home prepare
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The Best Photographs

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Illustrated with Maps, Charts, Portraits
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Gen. Hampton's Portrait

"WADE HAMPTON, GOVERNOR OF South CAR
oLIHA," is the subject Of an exquisite nearly
life-sze engraving, just published land now
ready by our enterprising friends, Walker,
Evans & Cogswell, Charleston. s. c. We con-
gratulate these gentlemen the grand success
they have made Of noble q subject. As
work of art it stands unrivalled, but still its
chief merit lays in its being hfe-Iike portrait.
1t is the first product, so large q scale, Of .
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mean for the production OF portraits. What
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| not wish the artists conception of q man, but
| the face and features Of the man as he is-and
| by means can this grand result be better at
| tanned than by the means Of photography, and
this new process based thereon. But while these
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| embellishments of art, and portrait il pro-
| duced possessing all the truthfu!ness of
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| by which they give to all admirers of the great
statesman the noble, generous, manly features,
| which speak so plainly the &, eat mind, elevated
| feeling, and generous heart of Wade Hampton.
Those who worked for the grand cause,
champion and Home Rule" who have paid tax
| es to the government of their choice, cannow
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Those who sympathized with the gallant little
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| their homes-a glorious memento Of peaceful,
| noble effort of liberty-loving people to redeem
| themselves from oppression and misrule.
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| Address
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To all who desire . pleasant smoke or pleas-
at chew, just try some Of my choice
Cigars and Tobacco,
and wee dip Of my snuff, and IL you are not
pleased, you may say I'm Hairless fellow.
Don't pass tho store without calling.
j. Il. HART.
Oct. 27, 1876 AZ II
, 1877-07-05

THIRD DAx's RACING At DEXTER PARK.
Fully 5000 people celebrated the Fourth by
attending tho closlng day Of the Dexter Park
summer meeting yesterday, mud they werc NJ
{onleA - iluo an afternoons sport - the most
fastiliou4 gould wlsh there being three we'll
contested running races, aud tsot Tor horses
Of tue SO class that afforded a vast amount
OF pleasure. The crowd yesterday was ths
largest that has been seeu 1t the track
for several years, and q very noticeable feature
OF It was the lazge proportion Of latiies, Whoso
gay to!lettes formed Al agreeable tight. It was
tho hni Of 4 crowd that has not heretofore
been seen at races In Chicago, aud the
sight OF 70 many we!l-knowu cltlxcus with thels
families showed that turf sports In this city
afu increasing In popularity with class that
has heretofore held aioot from them, and In
the meeting commencing July II tho attend-
ance Will doubtless bs larger THAI on any pre-
vious year. ...-.
8. secured her second victory of the ss3son, ana
stylo iu which she won the SECOND. third, and
fourth heats showed that the lllnit Of her speed
has not beeu reached. The running race for
gentlemen riders resulted III another victory
wa ridden in Bne style BY Ms. Aar4h.
Tie two~milc dash showed Russ Butler 70 DO
possassed of Gnorv tpeed aud stamina than manJ
had given l1m credit for, and the ntle-heat Face
resulted in victory fur that game Attle horse
4tartle, BIZ second win during the meeting. Tbs
Dexter Park stakes, for 3-gea5-olds, ws9 not
run. n Ms. Powers, one Of the subscstbess,
learned VI death In Ills family, during the utter
uoon, and preferred NOT to start h!s horse.
Tho atofung racs was the first on the pro
Kramme, an6 promptly n 2:W o'cloek tho
loFaes wets calleai upon the truck Tho gray
nase Maggie T., dAvru by sam Crooks, wa4 y
favorlte ln thu pools, selling even aXalnat thu
field. Alter tho usual preliminary jogging thu
horses wcFu called W fos
TuR YLRxr MEAT.
A. the frat attempt to yet the word they
were well together, but just befoEe recalling
thu wire, Geo. +. became tui1ed In his gait, A14
ik:n,. On lbs next scorfng they we're we'll u
gctLes, tue taVorits. Maggie :. iaytnG Atae
, 1877-07-05

1. A trot for a p,1rto of 500, bezt three IN
fyc, 6eycn entries wesr Ena,ic- Tho rate vaa
won by Joseph Ecdbn'k In three straight
Iesta- Time. 2:3614, 2la4, and 2 :a,1f:
I. A p~dng mntrh for ptrsc Of AID. best
three tu 1ve. This rsce ws1 won bT RowAy fsoy
In three straight heats Time. 2:S}h, 2:esa and
2:D.
.. Sleepy George paced three hcata aRaanst
time Il, 2:23H, 2:255H, and 1924. -...
4. a running race for pnrse o. tsO: Two en-.
tries won By Maid RIch'and in three straight
hea,A Time. :iH<, :sG54+ and d4H.
MoHAnuIn FARE RAcxa
Monmouth PAnK7 N. L., July The half
mile dash to-day Was won bI Pride Of the VII
lsse; Arragon second; Eliza Adans third.
Time, 52H seconds.
The next race, dash mile mt quarter, was
won By CayaratlA: Kenny sccond; Yorkshire
Iass third. Time. 2:l5
The third race, two miles, was won easl1y BY
Chcsapeakcj hurgoo second; jenifer third.
Time, 3:4UH.
The hurlie race mile beats, was won By Nfhk; !;
Defhy second; rest diatanctd. Time, 1874,
leg.
CINCINNATI, July 4.-At the Chester Park
snccs, last day, tho attendance was very large.
The d1t raoe WAS won by Ep*t Boy, Little
Wonder sccoud, King jim, third. "Time-2:3l1< !;
2:;1; 2:3O; $50; 2:,i; 2:s5; 2:47.
Goldsnslh Maids trial was pado In 2:2j;
o:1D; 2:al. Blle made hai,a mile In the second
trial In ~, and would hare mnde the mile Ia
faster time II ste had had better running COM
paolon.
, 1877-07-05
Preliminary Notes Concerning the
Contest for the Ohio 8en-
atorahip.
It Ii Complained that Unlike Charity, Il
Does Not Begin at Home.
Scheme ia Eject a Moderate Southern
Democrat TO the Speakcrs1lip.
THE OHIO SENATORSuIp.
THE nEM6cRATs.

THE DEMOCRATS.
Epeefds Et1pdteA to Tie Tsfbuas.
Wnn1Koroa, D. c., July 4.-Accorlfn9 to the
reports brought bv Ohio pnlicians visiting
Washington, the Democratic plan for the corn-
tng campaign il 10 concentrate all efforts upon
carrying the legislature, in order to elect sue
ccssor 10 Stanley Matthews. They will sacrifice
the State ticket, If necessary, to get majority
on joint ballot. They think It of much more
importance 70 secure the Senator thAn tho Gov
csnor, tho latter official having no patronage
and lttio power beyond commissioning NotA-
rics Public .nd pardoning eonvcts. Ia this pnr-
pose the Ohio Democrats arc in aecord With the
national leaders Of their party, who for many
years have directed its :poltey toward securing
control Of both Houses Of Congress. believing
that when this end is obtalneds the foundations
will be laid Tor long Lease Of power.
THE REPUBLICANS
were good deal troubled, few weeks ago, lest
the hard struggle before them to bold tue Leg
sotai benefit Of Stanley Matthews. They feit
that the odds would he heavily against them IT
It were understood to be- virtually settled In
advance that, in case thcy:won the Legislature,
Matthew'S reelection should follow a. matter
Of bon1sc. They appear to have made up their
NOT TO 90 INTO THE ftonr WEIGHTED
with such settlement. The ft1crds OF Other
should be = falr deld in the Legislature, and
Matthew'S supporters are yielding to their dc
mand4 The Northern Ohio peop1e arc beginning
to push GARFIELD forward. There Is also talk 81
Foster, and It Ia 9uite possible that there. will
be other candidates besides Matthews from
south OF the old National Road. In short, every
Republican Is to bc act 10 work to help carry the
Legislature With the assurance that, II the uarty
succeeds, Ills favorltc candidate for Senator
shall not be crowded OF the tsack by any TN.
dctstaudtng that Matthews has mortgage on
| cha o{ftfr.
, 1877-07-05
NOTES AND NEWS.
suERMAN's coNBANorixIrY KCLE.

Spkeidt piffs0EEA 10 The 1TtHuTE-
WAsu1xoroN, D. C., July 4.-The number Of
discharges from the Treasury Department On
the ground Of btood-relationthip is something
less than hundred. 1t nlay t'e proper to say
In this hundred there arc no members OF the
Sherman family. Tie relations Ut Secretary
Sherman, who arc holding Government offices,
arc ali excellent and efficient of1Iccre. but tho
efficient clerks who have been made to suffer on
account OF their relationship feel aggrteyed that
the first enforcement Of the Seerctary's rule has
not been made on tho sccxctars's own family.
The same Is true oi lie fnmily Of Assistants
fetary French. Judge French has brother,
and, IL iY said, a son un1er the Treasury Depart
nlcnt. These facts
CAnaor ESCAPE NOTICE
when the announcement Is made TINT the rule
b to be r1gtdiy enforced
THE IOWA CONVENTION. ..,..
It appears that II was not friend OF the
President who Introduced the resolution In
the Iowa Convention indorstng the Southern
sl,o1l1d not be discussed, but an nplacab'e, ono
Cutts, introduced It simply for Tho purpose OF
making trouble.
MARSHAL ROBERT DOUGLASS
has not yet been srrestcl at tl9 instance Of
Taylor, tic Agent Of Tho Chcrokees, who sre1ns
TO bo busy tn stirring tp Investigations llcre.
Douglass says there Ii + tmlaurc duo to some
body. Which be h ready to pay 70 the person
legally GnttL!eQ IL III DlL LAAt 4&f*oF A1A0 4oHkA'
cl his claim, and has no cause Of artton.
DISCREPANCY.
There h discrepancy bttwccn tho public mud
private dispatches from New Orleans as To the
| indictment Of Wells and Andersun, Of the Re-
| turning Dousd. Tic private information was
very positive that they were Indicted Juur q.
John I. uOHK
has been here for two days Investigating some
private pension matters.
THE, ,SrEAKxKsH1r.
| Tho fact Is known iIcrc that quito general
! correspondence has been going on among the
| more moderate Houthern Democrats looking td
| uniting enough oi them upon southern candi:
data fur speaker who " friendly to the policy oi
President Hayes to elect him. Men who arr
| prominent In this move believe It will BIZ POSI-
bic to rally sufficient nunioer to hru1ly hod
the balance of power aud ctstly accomplish tht
! result, Mono Of those who contemplate Waiting
White Sulphur have this plan in hand. Th1
nllubusters Of last winter will form tho nucleus
| Of such \ move.
| Tu fhs tpfattrn Asso<sSted PrFsa.
1 WAsu1N0ToH, u. c., July Abr. Charles II
Nichols, for tvcnty:fv yoars Superintendent u
the Government Moep!lal for the lusane, ha,
Resigned, to accept the poaition of Supcr1otcn.l
ent of tho B1oomiugdasu Asylum IN Now York
, 1877-07-05

n; y; ,!;a9|; Lsa|;. ;.......SS & & g ia
Runs earncd-st. Louis. 2. Hartford. q: o...,.
ump,sc-Nr. L. ". DurtIs.
q r1TEsDun1.
gp<esci pt.pdtea a 70 7ns r., 4ttsass .. A..
Buckeyes this afternoon by . scoEe 9f > TOO.
orr cxcclled' In tleloLng. The Allcphcnics wcro
bstte "a s ns s sa. The oy Ss ' ne naee
but an extraordinary cntch BY uolan retired thu
remainder Of tho game tito Allcghcnies hal It
ca,uo Will be countad in tho champion scorr,
which puts tho home club ono ahead Of the vts-
itors TOR tho present. Tlie following q TIC
ec0re:
zz;':s:s:s:!;: ;5:s!:s's ..:Ss
TAlleghsnies, :: buckeyes, y: L., =, >,
T4as 5;Is;ss = ssns.a 81, hour and ss minutes
Special 'ksty,oteh 70 aat 7,1sua.
srnrnafiELD, ~, Jaly 4.-pasc bsll: sortng-
se!!ssssii ass'ss;n nsa..s 3s$ff$$$ r
1t was tho closet, beat fnd only ten.inntng
game hero this Season.
Hpectdf Di&p1tcA to 7As 1ff4gns.
BIooMtaoToH, H., July 4.--A most interest
played on the Bioua,!nGton Grounds ttls after
noon betxcen the nloamtnEtons aud Dread.
naukhts of Chicago. The result ee!nT 2 ~ seors % q
to 1!toomtnstoa's !, after which no ruils wsss
talllcs to its record. Nearly 1900 peraons Wit
, 1877-07-05

THEat;BsT1TUTfoN OF
BRANDY FUR ALCOIDf>1.
the use Of TIM True Ia1uas-
u GlnKer. s,f their own se'
lection and TN portAtlof1. liz
cotNl,l1,4 alum Win choice
;2fornAs1cs, II dAxtsea1 nJd
ortK!nated By Ue. sanford,
FplaEeu this preparation In
!acguM niestt M1 far Ate1d Uf
anything befoEE tsonn pound
led that. Not~ittist2nhlHE
the most bitter opposition
EfFoM tho trade its A1Ies In
New England now exceed
that Ut ali Others coEthhea4
|1he set4jnt rear Of tta man.
IuiAcsurc fL& 11le exceeded
ti1t previous JcAF By over
tfty-lSn tfflptAnd bottles.
II II manufactured On Z
scale simply cn1r1noul
E'fwu thoRsand EA'nns 1rf
|a1KAys krpf maxi lung IL
1adTAAtc Of consumption. BY
which It scluiss.a = def.
ctolu favor aad brilliant
rA1apArcnrY. Every In.
SpFovt r1nnt In lah1-e7vlnS
1lppairtUs / IL adopted p, ~
10 permit tho uto Of Costly
inattriAh An1 yrt FetAin 4
pronE. The fsut3llnE ms
|chno "a Noue Able u Ill
1.-Two thousand four hundred
1k4tl6 per hour. From
1ulA brief stn&tMert II will
The w.eu thai MESelsS.
HEEkS 1 l1t1-TEH havc
|enteFed UPON the m1nnfAc.
tufc of s&AafNu's IkmNtcA
,GtnEer In 4 manner that
1muAt In t1rue ecuFt fur
them the tnnrnouB trade
1tn lhis article. ltS elegant
f1Ayof, great merit. md low
fpS4cc sl!aUlt t,e tertet unce
i ty th<>s. In nrtM-uf 4 family
fmc&ttcl1e lEfst4 allowing
1tlkmta,tH 10 10 Induced,
kby Misrepresentation. to
Euay Nhrr1. l4ttEt ntNn
lhsvtn8 xhAt Fou cAlt f.,r-
ESASFlEsu'a JAMAICA
f[StN1Eff.
, 1877-07-05

Runs 6t4rnEd-EinclnnAllt " L9ulHs.HGtH. H., n
Ftrnt bHAe or Cincinnati, q; LoflsSil!eo'
Tvo-base bata-Addy, l; ~; Gumm'n8s, ,,:.,,,, :.
Dascs on called balle-Fiko. Il MennlnR -
Oould. g; Hall, /.
Riruck out3 Cummings.
Pasrcd balfs-snyIer. ); Hastings, !.
wild pltchet-Cnmnainrs !.
Left On baset-Cincinnaii, 4: Louisville. o.
Double p!ays-Pike and Gould, l; csaseF' aef'
hArstt and Latham. =.
Time Of gamc-Two hours.
Umpiro-Muntagno, Of tho Chc1seas
At. I,oU1s-uAnTfORn.
Hpecsat Dtspa.eA 10 1ns Tribune.
ST. LOUIS, NO., July 4,EThc most most exciting tha;
t.day between tl,e ifartfnr1s and browns, over
5000 spectators being present. Two nal e.
sors by Battin, coupled With several Eooti hlts,
allowed tho visitors To scorc tIvc unearncd runs
in hc tssi Inning, and they added another In
tho seventh. Tic Browns, BY faultless fielding
and Tue terrific and timely batttng OF Clapp,
Me(}carJ, Dorgan, and Dchlman, ovcrcame these
great odds, and, In the eleventh inning seorea "a
CLAMP and IN error by Carey. The ieldtnR OF
Ferguson, Clapo, Croft, and Force vas magnfh'
cent.
TUE SCQAE.
, 1877-07-05

sonndly bcsten to-day " tho reorgaalze'l Gin,
run, Tor the hofnc dub. T1rr C.ncInnasls ont
hatted and outtcitled the 1>out.sllcs two to
one and more. Toward Tim isas lie Loufsrilles
lcyamc thoroughly ratified, and ran up their
error score Inst. flke's brilliant play at second,
battling Of Addy, Jones, and C1stnmsngs. were
the features Of the rune. III spite Ut the
threatening rain all The Afternoon and the great
trottng OF Goldsmith Maid. fully >, zoo people
were on the ground, nil Of whom tan,s near
going crazy, and base ball IL Ut fcvcr hcat In thta
city tonight.
, 1877-07-05

CHICAGO DEFEATED AT DETROIT.
Eptx-t1{ INsnQtcA 10 Ine Iftbtak.

Special Id.rotca 10 7as TntuaA
DzTnoir, Mich. July 4.-A match to-day be-
tween the Chicago Cricket club and the PENN
aulars OF this city was won by the Pcntnsulars.
Tho Detroit eleven was composed Of Mcsars.
IIcigho, Banford, Irvine, Dale, Hubbin, White,
Armstrong, Clascrt, G. D. Taylor, uridgc, and
Dodds; tho Chicago eleven Of Mcasrs. Ogden,
c. r. Lennon, Phillips, Valentine, 4 X. Cooley,
Darlow, Valentine, G. bcn}a1nin, Mcdnl. Street,
and Holly.
-Pcninsutars, 1fst inning, 100; Chicago,
first inning, 10: PcnInsular, se<upd inning, i;
wickcts. u; Chicago, second Ainniug, 06; total
Chicago, 10; total Pcn!nsulaFs, ISL.
Time Of ganlc-8even houls aud half
, 1877-07-05
FINANCIAL
UNITED States
4 Per Cent Loan.

CNDEH ACTil0KlTf o1 = eontfaet Wtto NJ
HECKETAkt UF TILE FNEASUMa'
THE UNDERMINED hereby give notice thas
from this date. and until 1n1y l9 M3 p m, ttsy aaA
receive subscrspe1ons tor ne = IEn CEST FuNn-
nnninstio,. - ,t.,.d b+,ov. AR riH AM AC.
Ssfft.Fn IN1.RHEsT IN i.DID cam.
TIE BDfDS ara fedeemkole alef % 3esfs 1Eom
July 1874 And carry Interest ff7fn tnst da PAYABLE
quarterly, and sfn exempt ffom the payment Of Lake.
" ~. so,,,, ~ ~ ,nd.r sts,. munlrn.i nr 1o.i al,
tho-+v "
TIE lNTETENT on tho RE<sisTEItkU
HT0Ch VII be paid ny ehtck. laaaea py lne
, 1877-07-05

nE0n REWARD will be paid for bot
tpCVV tic Of nny other Extract Or EEscuce
Of JaunIcn Ginger If found e4on1 t. u In 1no
fAyor, parity. ard prompt medical eject.
Sold by all Wholesale nud Retail Dra&Esstn,
(;roccFn. nnd Dealers In h1cdfeino- Price. 50
cents. knmrles free. Dealers Hhoutd pur-
chase Original peckn9rs Of ono dazen to OBJ
tntn tue trial bottles for free dtHtxtbntfon.
WEEKS q POTTER, General Aacnis and
Wboiesato DrunkIsf., 0oSton.
, 1877-07-05

today The bnildnrg Is 273 feet lonG. r. fcrt
wide, md m fec4 high, and cost Ft15, ,o9o-
There are ten court-rnpn,s In the htnklh1E. with
ample accommodation for jurJ-rooms and all
thr tnunsy Offices. The bulldog is dze-proof
throughout,
, 1877-07-05

fo- o,r,,.roon rit"r. one and n,r.c.ohfh mt1c..
~. esntrScs rcr" I{s1norE Eurn. e:rm.kforll''
Reality and wills lsenitsw: na, Ih9 , o~c1 % q h We
rider Of Crockforl did ,'ot, under Tue rules,
ind previously rtl1cn for money. For soa,o
unexplained reason tho judges refused to enter
tain tue protest, and Mr. Wuddctl declined to
start his horse. Rcality was also drawn, his
owner being unable to procure suitable rider.
Crockfoyd au1 Danuock bur1l Wcrc contc-
qucntly TIC only stasters, and they were
sent away at tho first attempt. They raced
head and head to the flalf-nife pole. Whcrc nan-
nock Burn showed neck ahcAd. Their posi-
ttons were not materially altered until tho
homc-stfeteh WAS anteFcd. when crockfoE1 came
awuy hand!ly, and won by length III AIN.
1t was subsequently asecrtaincd that the d.
tance run wns but tribe over q mile. The
summary:
HApx pAy-Hunnina; purse, $110 for gentlemen
ttdess one and oste.sEEhth miles, weller WetEht.
AZ llankt"' g. h. creekfofd' es Lightning. l43
N; Dsls.'s, sh. e: &: hammock Burn, by bonnie
nIsSy p, : Goweisss ). i. Reality, ~ Yest no1:
A; Wadlell: b. h. willis Kenfraw. By lsen-
1ime-1b3h.
When tbs hoFses were called up for tho first
hcat Of The two mile aud repeat race Blll bruce,
Nuss Butler, hul Patriot appeared, Joe hurt
having been drawn, II was expected that this
, 1877-07-05

Upon the action Of the ktdueys. bladder. and
bowels depends the d.pnra.ion Of tho blood It
hy promoting the activity Of thesc organs that
1loftetteFs Stomach Rtt.ers tnsnsrh purity tn the
circulation. In tta passaRe through The kidneys,
Impurities which brIet rheunsatfsm, gout. and
graref ara drained from the blood, but when thoet
small but A1Linportant orxhns grow inactive.
produce The dieearcs mentioned. Hoftrttcr'a Dn.
ters rouse Tie kidney. to renewed aet!sisy, ~
purines the blood when contaminated With bile by
promoting n gentle hnt ct1cctual action Of the
bowcts, and ths the further effect nf regulating the
action.uf ths llvey, thus c1nntcfaetInga tendency
10 bliIousness. Dyspepita. malaEia1 fcvers. and
urinary complaints are also Conquered BY H.
, 1877-07-05
THE TRIGGER,
Nc1AhDtjs,

EptctdI Dttpd1cA 10 Tie Tribune.
LINCOLN, ILL.,, July 4.-Cap& a. II. Bogar1us
yesterday shot tho best score ever inade In The
world. lie broke 1000 balls in tx minutes,
md only missed twenty-scven In tho thousand
lnllls. lie broke tho last 800 atraight- The best
record ever made before was In New York last
March, wlcn ho broke 1,0OQ in u minutes and
10 seconds, missing twcnty-cight
HARVARD.
Epectal NtpdtcA 10 Tae Tribune.
HAKvARu, ILL.,, July lat Borarins R'Axs
ball shooting held here to-day the follow
tny points were made, each shooter allowed
ten ua11s: