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Attachment.

B. F. Oblinger & .oplsff Before F. NJ.
Henry Dimerlins, dsf'ts J Center town,
ship, Monroe County, Ohio: On the 10h day #
January. a, D. 1877, said Justice issued an or
der Of attachment in the above action for the
sum of S47 IS Said actiail will be for hear
ing on the 2sth day Of Fsb;u1ry, 1877, at l
o'clock p. IN.
isn2s, s,"f7wa. j. Z. 0BLlNGER h BRO.
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Attachments

Christian cehrs, plaintiff. } Before 7. g, Allen
gU 2 vs.o'-l43e. "a Justice Of the
Samuel limbaugh. 1deft Peace Of Ohio town
chip, Monroe County. Ohio, On the 26th day of
December. 1875, said Justice issued an order Of
attachment in the above action for the sum Of
$le4. Said action will be for hearing before
said Justice on the 10th day Of February, 1877,
at o'clock p. m. ,'1FAi a. y 8 p
tsns3, 7Tw3. CHRISTIAN CEHRs.
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Collie and GTubbs i'm Horses.
Having had during the last twenty years
of my life to attend to Racing Stock, and
having had so uchstrouble- with them with
Colo, Grubbs. &c. gave ms a great deal of
trouble; having heard Of your Regulator as
a cure for the above diseases I concluded to
try 1t; after trying one PAcEAGg IN MASH
found it to cure in every instance; it IS only
to be tried to prove what | have said in its
praise, can send you certificates from
Augusta Clinton and Macon, as to the cure
Of Horses, GEORGE WAYNAs.
Macon, Ga, July 2i. 1875,
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MalariOus Feyers.,

You are st liberty to use my name in
praise Of Of your Regulator as prepared by
you. and recommend 1t to every one as the
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world. I plant in southwestern Georgia,
near Albany. and must say that it has done
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percsdes Quinine If taken in time.
Yours, &c, Hon. B. H. HILL, Ga.
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DY virtue u an order OF sale to me dirsct.
ID ed from the court Of common pleas OF
Monroe county, Ohio, will offer for sale At
the front dooy Of the court house, in the
town of Woodsheld, between the hours Of
10 o'clock a. m. and O'Clock p. m. on ss2
SaEurday,the 24th day of February. 1877,
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio. to wit:
The west half of the southeast quarter of
section eighteen, township three OF range six
containing sevcnty-two acres. ET sa97t
Also, the northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter of section seventeen, township three Of
range six. containing forty acres.
Also, ten acres of. of the south end Of the
west half OF the northeast quarter of section
eighteen, township three of range six. "a.
Appraised at 5 'I '' ~
s7'a'T.! o. LITTLE, ~
ian23, '77w5. .a0T 7 Sheriff N. c. o.
N. HsLLIsTEa, Atty.
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CONSTIPATION,

TESTIMONY OF THE CHIEF JUSTICE
OF GRORGIA.-I have used simmons Liver
Regulator for constipation of my bowels,
caused by temporary arrangement of tho
liver, for the last three or four years, and
always when used according to the directions
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medicine for the arrangement of the liver
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ence in the use Of it. HIRAu WARNER,
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UyHE Board of Examiners of Monroe county
Teaehers.as follows: q lfE y 7saf1 gdsi
Woodsheld, Saturday, Dsosmbsr 8, 1876.
st" gfsaa" sejsl January IS, 1871 aG
80 10 -us="io February 10. 1877, bus
These examinations Willv commence at 8
o'clock a. m. and close at4 pm. .iJas .g5j
A fee Of SO cents is required from each
applicant as a condition of examination, and
must be paid In advancs.u la& s5 ao
By order OF the Board. !, .,l-sl,s g. ina-
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Farm for Sale. 4

CONTAINING oNE HUNDRED AND sixty
" AcRKs. situated in Graudview township,
Washington county, Ohio, Ave miles below
Grandvisw and one mile from the Ohio River
Sevensy-fiye Acres Cleared.
Good house and three tenant houses: three
tobacco houses and stable; good well and
springs; two good apple and peach orchards
plums, pears and che rries plenty; good soil.
For terms call on ]. II. PARR on the prem
isss, or wN. wEDDLE, Woodsfsld. Ohio
novel, ,TsmS. JOHN PARR.
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Farm for Sale.

nHR subscriber offers for sale bis farm sit.
i uats in Washington township, containing
I22 Acres of Good land.
60 acres of which Is Cleared and under an
excellent state OF cultivation, aud is we'll
watered. There is comfortable dwelling,
good stable, corn crib and wagon shsd on
the premises. Also a large orchard Of bear
ing trees. School house and church near
the farm.
For terms aud other particulars, address
ELZY RiDG WAY,
-r Risard's Mill, Monroe Co., Ohio.
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SICK HEADACHE.

SICK HEADACHE.
RDITORIAL-We have
.sz tested It's virtues, personally, ag
and know that for Dyspepsia, 70
Biliousness, and Throbbins
Head ache, IT Is the best medicine
the world eve. saw, We have
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fore Simmons Liver Regulator,
but none of them gave MS moro
than temporary relief; but the
Regulator not only relieved, but
= cured us-Kd. Telegraph and
f Me'senger, Macon. Ga, Z
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3 > ? CHILDaRNl- Your Reg :
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D.
DY virtue. Of an order OF sale to me directed
from the court Of common pleas Of Monroe
county, Ohio, 4 will offer for sale at the front
door ofsthe zoouft house, IN atLs) town Of
Woodsneld, between the hours of 10 o'clock
.. IN. and o'clock p. m. on
ISaturday,the 10th day of February, 1877,
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit: 81 Ak6
''The southeast quarter of section seven
ts,p, township three and range six, contain
ing one hundred and sixty acres.
Order Of sale issued on the judgement of
George Nef - t@0 iHa
TgRMs 5000 to be paid on the day of
sale and the balance on conf. alton. ifis z (
Appraised at ss 800. io Sl'as 80 ne5l [
( 9a3 .s.ti 10 fsuo iiivT O. LITTLE, 80
} jaus,'I7ws. 81 vsHoh Sheriff N. c. o. 81
/ E2cHeILfsIER 6 oKEY, Pitts Att'ys. 7b@cooY
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WILL CURE
q
DYSPEPSIA.

Unjust OWN that your
Simmons Liver Regulator fully
deserves the popularity 1t has
attained. As a family medicine
ii 1t has noequal, 1t cured my
wife of a malady l had counted
!. iueurable-that welfsbane of
our American people. Dyspep-
@ sia. aH A. &. P. ALBERT,
~ Professor in Nicholas Public
School, Parish of Terrebonne, La. Z.
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For all diseases Of the Liver Stomach and
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Notice to Teachers.

ijaus,'77ws. saHoh Sheriff N. c..
z7cHeIIasIER 6 oKzY, Pitts Att'ys. '7t~
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PRISON REFORM.

In tho free course OF lectures for the people at
Cooper Institute Rev. E. c. Wines appeared last
ing TO o crowded house to speak on Prison Reform"
He referred to experiments made by Alexander Ma
conochie, captain Of the British navy, in Norfolk
Island 4 place containing a population Of 1900
souls, composed Of tho worst criminals sent
out from the mother country. From his
and others expernce he derived tho conclusion
that criminals could be reformed against their
consent nor without their active personal coopcra-
ton 70 secure that IL had been shown TO be necessary
to the prisoner hope Of free living, hope
Of uure wealth. hope OF respect and influence hope OF
forgiveness and hope Of heaven As foundation on
which to build such hopos, W., he held necessary
to have wages, attending Willingness to Them.
Take away the hope OF reward from talent, learning,
skill and industry, aud you parayzed thcm at blow.
Believing thus Maconochie devised system OF
marks, the operation of which In prison should be tho
came as that OF wages outside tho largest number of
for good conduct giving the prisoner tho earliest
release. though certain proportion OF the marks
went only toward increasing the prisoners comforts
while in prison. On retiring from his experiment in
speaking OF the value OF his system Maconochie said
III found the island turbulont hell; left It peace.
iul, we'll ordered community"
The New York herald., 1877-02-04
THE cHILDREN's AID SOCIETY.

The charter election Of trustees and officers TOR the
Brooklyn Chdrep's AID Society," No. 6l Poplar street,
took place that institution last evening The fol-
lowing gentlemen reelected by ballot for term
OF nvo years, ending in lss2:-Messrs. H. B. ClaGin 5.
B. Chittcndcn, W. W. wickes. s. V. White, Henry II.
Jones The following officers also reelected
tor one year Henry H. Jones, President; Charles
A. Denny Vice President; Alfred I. White, Soc.
retary W. W. Weeks, Treasurer. The Executive
Committee comprise the following:-M Snow. Chair.
man; Alfred l. White. James l.. Morgan, James X.
Taylor, Alanson Trask, J. Ernest Miller, Olin q.
Wabridec The society has existed for ten
years. and Notwithstanding It's crippled nnances
has given shelter and food TO g. 500 different boys IN
that space tmc the nominal pricc or Ten cents
q night. The list o. bcnefactions are as follows
l4lS children have been sent 10 good homes ia the
country; l62 children sent to good homes ~ the
city; 5, 100 girls taught on the sewing machine; S33
mothers and children sent 10 Seaside Home; 1924
articles OF clothing distributed TO chtldren 37534S
lodgings furnished to street boys 90S934 meals fur
nishcd TO the hungry $40, 7l9 - received from the
boys in part payment Tor their food and shelter About
IS street boys arc lodged there now.
The New York herald., 1877-02-04
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED.

Albert Memorial Guidc TO. Edinburgh. Paper cover3
Messrs James Middlcmas Co., No. Is south Bridge kdn
burgh
Central Africa: Naked Truths of Naked People.
Colonel C. thsie Longs OF the Egyptian staff account
OF his expeditions. llusrated Mcssrs Harper Broth
New York
The Papncy and the Civil Power tT. W Thompson)
MessrS Harper X Brothers, New York.
A Princess OF Thule "a novel by William Black) Messrs
Harper Il Brothers, New York
The sun Maid romance. paper Govern Messrs Iar-
per & Brothers. New York.
The Magazine of American History, with Notes and Que.
rics Nol No mnp) Edited by John Austin stevens
librarian Of New York Historical Society Messrs A. &
Barnes 4 Co., New York.
The Bankcrs' Almanac and Register Tor 1877 uwenty.
sixth annual voumcj edited by iiomans Jr Published
by j. =. IIouans. No. 1ol Broadway. New York.
Rapid Transit: Argument of Joseph H. Choate De.
OF the Rights OF the Public ropcrtv Owner. Ia
Free unoDstruced Cse OF the Streets civ
New York Mcssr-. Thomas Iiagar printers No. ~ ali
street. New York
The Fatal secret tby Mrs souhwort and Other Stories
(by her sister. Messrs H. Peterson Brothers, No. 30
Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
Roger de Covericy consisting OF the papers RELATING
TO Roger which originally published in the spec
tatnr with introductory by John Habert
r. Putnnn's sons, 80 1872 Fiuh avenue, New York.
The Childhood OF tbe ngish Nation or The Beginning
OF English History Ella =. Arntase. u. l.. Putnam
sons, NO. 49, Fihh avenue, New York.
The New York herald., 1877-02-04
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, Fob. al A. 81 ]

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsnIxGrox Fob. Al A. M ]
Indications
For Sunday in the South Atlantic States, rising. fol.
lowed by falling barometer, northwest, vecring to
southeast winds, cooler, cloudy and rainy weather
For the East Gulf States, falling followed by rising
barometer southeast winds and RAM shifting 10 colder
northcrly to west with clearing weather.
For tho Wcst Gull States. colder northerly winds,
rising barometer, clear or partly cloudy weather
For Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley, northeast winds
with cloud and rain backing northwest with colder.
partly cloudy and clearing weather. and rising followed
by falling barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
leys warmer, southeast Winds increasing cloudincss
and rising followed by falling barometer.
For the upper iako region. northeast winds, veerng
to warmer southeast, rising followed by falling ba-
romotcr, partly cloudy and hazy toggy weather
For the lower lake region and Middle States rising.
possibly followed by falling barometer, colder. north
vest TO northeast winds, cloudy and rainy weather.
For Now England rising barometer, colder north
westerly winds. possibly veering to northeast and
cloudy, followed by rainy weather.
The Ohio and Lower Mississippi will continue rising
but tho Missouri fall somewhat.
The New York herald., 1877-02-04
THE HERALD WEATHER PREDIC
TIONS IN EUROPE.

CARRIcKrERGUs, Ireland, Jan. 20. 1877.
To EDITOR THE hKRALD:-
Permit me to say that was much pleased TO find
that your wasthcr prediction OF approaching storm,
published In the HERALD OF the Goth uiL, wonder
fully correct You stated that the would reach
the French about the 4th iDst but 1t reached
tho United Kingdom the Sd and continued TO the
4th. accompanied with seet, snow and heavy rain.
Tho terrific violence Of the wind has done much damage
In Ireland as we'll as In England However, as the
telegraph has given you the particulars, need
that point
The weather here for the past four weeks has been
very mild, mildncss ITSELF and remarkable for con-
tnued rain not more than six days OF dry weather,
that is including parts Of days TO make the number IN
that time. The green grass IN the fields charms the
eye with its beauty and whom the sun shows his face
his smile renders perfectly enchanting to an Ameri
can eye. What contrast to the city of New York.
one by the HERALD, whore snow interrupted tho
travel by horse and the Thermometer was only
twelve degrees above zero! Tho thermometer here Tor
the past week averaged from fortythree TO forty i've
degrees above zero. roman, yours, very truly,
}. MCMAHON.
The New York herald., 1877-02-04
FEBRUARY 3, 1877.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 3, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED RY THE HERALD STEFAN YACHTS AND HERALD
wHlrEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED sY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHirRsT0NE TELEGRAPH LINE
ssssas ,s anoe carthasen aad
2sh with @dss and J 10 r
snppcsa Ss the s from York for po Prince
& sa ss asys s "'a ss
mon Of the o. ship Daniel Fleming 'sr'. which
steamer Arers lIas,n.,n New Orleans Jan 81 with
stesmsr Gen Barnes Ghsescmsn savannah Jan 81 with
ma.s rs os an 81 with
mase and passengers TO La Qgn,srd Co. NJ a.v.
M ssss%S. %se iS nsvYs'SSf Clyde eS'1 &C. 0'''
seansr Apemars. Gibbs Lewes, DEL with mdse to tho
Dsss g', S,ws.s'ls ns 7 DAYS sssvy VIII mass
Xxx ct s~ co. the
= IN lon 80 Jan s. Goo Mard. mate, native of Eng
Rark John wosisr Winn. Boston days, in ballast to
bris ode %. s. AnSex. N Porter SN White
westerly gales pwa the Enssh ohanne came the south
is!is Harry. johnson, Domerara % days. with sugar to
seHr MsLoon Rogers St Pierre. Mart Il days. with
schr Frances Paterson. GEORGETOWN. Sc days with
val stores Johnson Herman; vessel to Woodhouse
ssSr John Hall Jr Ba.s" Elizabeth CITY, NC days.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
steamer Ellen Terry. salyear, New Bedford for New
York.
York
Schr Nellie bloomfield. Providence" for New YORK.
ScIr David Torrey Soule City Island for New York;
Schr Orvetta Dodge. NOanE for New York.
Schr Ella Burnell, Burnc, Boston for virginia
BOUND EAST.
steamer Marlborough Dr. eraser. New York for Hall.
Steamer Gen whitney. Ia,lct New York for Boston.
steamer AIbatross. Davis, New YORK for Fall River
Brig Guisborough (sr) Hansen. Now York tor 81 johns
NJ. :. -, 49,. q. -. >,p
Schr Lucy Jones' Merhew. Tangicr Sound for New lia
So, v,-.-,. r.. ~. r,.u..
The New York herald., 1877-02-04
RACES AT GILMORE'S.

The programme Of the sports at Gilmores Garden
,ast night consisted Of two trotting matches pacing
and running race, fat mans loot race aud "a chase
for wife,. This last representation OF Indian
prairie life in light scenes. and romantic affair,
quite a la Buffalo Bill. Tho first race was iro-
ting match tor 500, mile heats best thrce in
tive aud was won by W. Galagher's brown eeding
Frank in three straight heats This was followed by
pacing race, won by Peter Manee's julius H. and q
trotIing match for $3.50 between Myron Perry and
Bay Billy, which easily won by the former In
2l31a. running for S25, half mile heats, sue
cecded and small as the stables were, 1t the best
cy ent OF the evening" OF the heats being by A.
Garson's Gerald, carrying l20 lbs, IN :04 tat
mans race, which most aughabla affair. was won
BY Pat DAILY the time being too last TO be taken.
The New York herald., 1877-02-04
A STABBING AFFRAY.

O'Brcn's ''Morgue" Is liquor store in Mott street
where retaed beverages OF quality calculated 10
excite pugnacious instincts. lttlc after midnight
yesterday morning when number of juvenile fre-
uuenters o; the place had drank themselves into
n state of semi-conscousness, fight was begun.
Tho participants used knives as we'll as fists In the
course OF the ARRAY Edward Hanley youth OF sixteen
encountered one Edward Bracken, about as old as him.
sell, who, after pummcng his way INTO tho street,
caught Hancy by the and struck HIM with kniio
IN tic right breast The weapon passed through the
ribs, innicting serious wound and on the victims
staggering TO the sidewalk. Brackcn. suddenly
brought 10 the appreciation OF the harm he had done,
made or up the street. When tho police arrived only
the wounded boy and couple OF fuddled com.
panions renamed the sceno OF tho ARRAY,
and nothing could be done but convey
the wounded youth 10 the Chambers Street Hospital.
Both assulan and assailcd bear very poor characters
Hanley having served q term in the Penitentary for
thcit ana Bracken having been arrested on several
cbn
The New York herald., 1877-02-04
FOREIGN PORTS.

.AsrISwALL. Feb 2-saed, Colon. Griffin, New
York.
BASGHox, Dec l2saicd brig Hail Columbia Brereton,
Summtra
CAiLAo. Dec % Sailed ship Chas Bal (Br,. Chapman
from Lobos). England; nn .. bark Ahlet (Nor Rhodes
lrom uanfos), Hampton Roads, 10th, ship Otago, De
Leon. VictOra.
In port Jan H. ships Cutvator Barstow disa; Celestial
Empire, Bnrstow from lobos for Antwerp, Gle airing.
DkMrnARA Feb 2--Ir port. schr Sadie Wicntt Watts,
from and for Now York. arrived - ldp.
HoxoLILU Jan 13-SAied, bark ID Murray Fuller. San
Francisco.
HuASmLos. Dec sl-In port. ships = = Hersey, small:
Brdgcwater Spauding; Alert. Park Wniired tBr) Abb
bott and Laurcns Snowfall supposed for Europe.
IereuE Dec 81 Sailed previously, bark Estea de Chill
(3rJ. Rolo, Now York Bcona. ,t;er). - for orders
In port Dec 81 bnrk Marianne ,er) nitcd states
Elizabeth Mcntz Ger) for do or United kingdom
MAyAsuhz. Jan i3lm port, brigs Mary Dana. O'Ncl.
for Hston, wtv cargo Tally lio, Dow from St Marys ar
rived lth dsg GEORGE Morgan, from New laver via -
Croix. arrived i2th disy, i.ad or New Haven't schr
Marett Reed from New York. arrived 18th, d,sg to load
for New York.
MArAszAs, Feb ARRIVED, bark r Allen, Tar, Io;,on @
PAREtoS PIcA. Dee 3l-In port. ships Bertha. Hn.
Europe; Agnes Sutherland Br, Sutherland. TOR do
barks Geo Noon brand. for do; Mdas RI, Campbe. for
do; stormy Petrol tBp, Read. and Enigma Br. Turner
supposed Tor do