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THE EDWIN ADAMS BENEFIT.


Active and earnest preparations arc being made 10
secure a handsome pecuniary tribute to Edwin Adams
Thus far the arrangements arc very complete, and
they Illustrate how kind, tender and generous the
theatrical profession arc when tncy attempt to DO
goo thing for ono Of their own number when trouble
demands relief and want calls for help. The pro.
gramme Is as folows:--l Gilmore with his great
baud will perform at his best Then will follow a
recitation by Miss Regina Dace. Alter this
somc songs by Tony Pastor, ana the
Act second viii be the ''Scrcen scene" from The
''Schoo or Scandal" with Mr. Jonn Gilbert Arnoii,
Devere, Miss Rose Cogan and Peck, from Wallack's
Theatre. In act three Aimee Will sing Les Ltcohs
dAngais.r Act four will be the fourth act oil 'Camiic,
played by Mss Clara Morris, McKoc Rankin h. II.
Holland, J. W. Carroll, Mrs. Jobn Seton and MISS
members Of the dramatic companies IN New York.
Act Ave Will embrace Messrs William Castle anu
Henry Pcagcs OF the Hess EEglisn Opera Company.
Act six VIII introduce tie nrst act OF "Snuck
act oil ''Uthello in winch Sothcrn and Florence arc
TO ''do, the audience will permit u, Oibclo ana
laso These Two gentlemen were rehcarsng Their ~.
Bpecvc parts yesterday but both arc such practical
!okcrs that 1t Is impossible TO say what thcy intend
10 make Of tho business conhdcJ TO them. While
practising III CAB they came near being arrested as
escaped Iunatics What they do tue stnge re-
mains TO be seen In act The audience VIII ENJOY
some OF the best Of the cities OF the variety
business by Charles Backus, Mcssrs Harrisan and
Hart, Gus williams tho Bryant MlnstrclF,
Mr. Tissngton and his entirc orchestra have also
volunteered and Will some time during the matin6e
perform selection of popular melodies Tho auction
safe ol seats taxes place Tomorrow. nj three T. ~,
when Mcssrs Florence, Sothern and Van Iassci VIII
oniciate as auctIoncers great deal OF amuscment
and excitement IS anticipated as the result OF this
curious combination O scat sellers. 1t is undcrsto0d
that Crushed lrngcdlan Will allow no one TO outpd
him lor tho use o. the first box
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PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.

s,ssmsr CITY OF Sew Bedford. Fish. New Bed'ori fer
York A'''' ''A,A'' 'e'' 'e' A'"a'' Aaa '''s'e' -
sctr Granite state. Crocker Rockport for New York.
sehI Frank Herbert, Allen Esekport for Scw York.
seh- rlcw Boy Elliott boston MO ,oe = New w Sors
sen, New York
schr Modeuy, Nickcrson. Lynn Tor New York.
sehr julia Crawford. iialock. New Bedford for New
schr casiiIian, Means. Fan River for New York.
sshr cassian Mead Ps River r New YORK
s c.sis sn Ssw Ss
sehr SnmusI sharp SHARP proviaence for New York.
sehr ] Terry R.ynor. Prosidcncc Tor New YORK.
@ S"wn & &s'r rnvasn.s @ ss Sew York.
Sc Eidorado. Davis Providence for New YORK.
N.~ WY
schr 5 J Smith. Baldwin, narttora Tor Sey York.
sesr sran.id spencer Portland. q. ier New ys!s
warren smith Milestone Point iSr or ssw
schr ! Eu,eK'on. linlse. s.cnvnroek Tor New York
schr Eva Dverty. Hand. stonineton for Nav York
ss w.S" o N.w @ ssS York
schr Dart, Campbell, stamford tor New York.
BOUND EAST
steamer Nercus iIalct,. New York for Boston
steHmer City OF ttchhnrg springer. New YORK FOR Now
Bedford.
steamer Norfolk. rort. Philadelphia for Fall Rivsr
scer 9 Ba:d ~. s,aisey. Sew york gr s. John NB
seht q. Hudson, fsnninsion sew York Tor Belfast.
Schr Exec Titus. Ncw ofk EocklaDd.
Schr Herbert Nanton. Crowel. New York ior Boston,
Schr Atlantic. Coomhs, New YORK for Boston.
sent Sey. Baker. Sew York Tor Fall River.
Schr J VI borden. Baker. New YORK for Fall River.
schr iris. Long New York TOR iiarwich.
sohr benjamin English Chae. New York for New Bed
ford.
schr Argo Gurney. New FORK for Wtrchnn.
Schr Lndy Antrim, Garter, New York Tor Warehan.
schr Abbie ; Enar Emery New York Tor Providence.
Sckr Harvest, f0rwiu, new YORK tor Providence.
schr ENTITY. Provost. New York f,r Providence.
sehr VIM Wood. kelsey New York Tor Providence.
schr Palladium. Ryder New ora tor Ifvcrtun.
Schr sam Weller Br0ckwav. Now FORK Tor Portland Ct
Schr Mary Isabel Smith. New York for Norwich.
schr Onward Leland New York for New London.
Schr 10 rphine. Movers. New York Tor Bridgeport.
schr U g Ackcn. 1Outbs, New y ork for stamford.
schr Freostono. Cleveland. New York Connecticut
River.
-chr Ario Pnrdes. Bishop. Hobokon for Providence
Sehr Dresden, Oates bAycrstray or 81 John. Nh.
Scir Nttiie Cushing. Robinson. ayerstraw Tor Provt
dence.
Schr Sarah Gnrney, Carney PoughKecpsic Tor Provi
deDcc.
scbr Waterman. Hinckley. Rondout for Nantucket
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WHALEMEN.

arrived at New Bedford Oct bark LaEoda Lewis rn ~,
c,ar ocean Bay Islands june 49, with lo opis sp o
take ~ a "a, oils an las on freight $40 lbs bone from
our om ~" A,s,sm and s8I do do ship California ,
schr Vim Wilson. Marion In addition 70 INN su Ptev-
ously noted reports spoke Aug ~ bnrk shppno .
Nh - bbls oil since leaving Bcrmuda Sepl 10, yi,
FRANCIS Barstow, Roed. do, boiing ana he''a S"o "u
dan well
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Scbr W Locke Bunce Rondout for Northport.
schr Rostop Klckerson Port Johnson Wareham.
s.n, Orlando Rowiand Port for Providence.
Schr Black Diamond smith. Port johnson for Provi-
dence. u.
schr Laura Hach Kelsey. Port johnson for Hartford.
Scbr Ira Bliss. Chase Amboy for Somerset
Schr Alice & Nov ycs Baker. Amboy for Norwich .
Scrr Reading RR No A.. Candy Amboy tor New Haven.
Schr Expedite, Glover Philadelphia for Saybrook
Also the bound which has been
In the 70 ads above since Wednesday. <hl.
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BELOW.

Bark Chin Yang tBr. Haskins from Liverpool vie 81
John. NIB ,,,a
BARK HyIton Castle (Br} Scott IRON Liverpool Sept
Bark ronsvar (Norl. Nielsen. from stcttin Aug 81.
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KILLED ON THE RAIL.

The westward bound express train on the Erie Rail-
way last night ran into horse and buggy belonging
TO Mr. Garret Van Deu as II crossing tho railroad
track near Rdgewood, n. j. The driver, whose name
unknown, fatally injured and the horse killed
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SPOKEN.

shin Success Hichborn. New York for Bremen,
sent ia lat so SO. Ion II ~ NM
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OCTOBER 0, 1877.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 6, 1877.
ARRIVALS

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Germ anic Br) Kennedy Liverpool Sept 81 via
Queenstown 2sth with mdse and passengers 10 certs
Oct g. As lon 4e Al passed brig rrged stcame
bound supposed Inman) 4th lat 43 A, Ion 81 So,
British bark bound r. showing SvkQ
Steamer Otheo .Br). Fisher. Hull Sept 9, via Boston
Oct with mdse and passengers to Chas Wright Go.
Steamer Mosel tGer) Neynabcr. Bremen Sept - via
South ampton 25h with mdse and $40 to Oe-
richs Co. Arrived s:i5 AM Oct ]. lat AZ 35 lon 3d.
spoke bark Be, Stnrt (Br) from LIVERPOOL FOR Halifax
steamer Graf Bismarck Ger, Hagemann Bremen Sept
10 and south pton 22d with mdss 20 Oerichs Co. ~
Bark Vesuvius of Richmond. Me,. Cimcr. Aleppy l29
days, with mdse to Fowler Champion; vessel 20 Jas
FIwe Co. Passed ape Of {; BOD Hope July IA. 81 He
lena q, and crossed tho Equator Ang "a in lon 30
Bark Dcvet Dubrovack tAus Knczevich, Glasson Dock
Sept 4, In ballast 10 Slocovich 20.
Schr NJ A Tyler. Curtis. Georgetown, DC.
schr Henry Davoy. King. Georgetown. DC.
pf-ships shaKespeLre GER and Eliza Mcneil which
anchored In the lower bay, came TO the city 6h
AN
RrrrRyED-Ship Joseph Fish. Schaener, hence for
Antwerp Oct 20 II X op CO. Oct 4, 20 miles east OF
Sandy Hook during heavy SE gale, shifting suddeny
10 nortn lost ib forctopsai main.n md main topgHl
liant SAIL and sprung leak making inches OF water an
hou
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails. Desf1n0ffonI o
Steamer.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF OCTOBER
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS. DAY.
eUN NOON HIGH WATER
sun rises .......... oa Gov. island. 1--we 81
Sun sets........... 80 Sandy Hook... ..eve ! 90
Moon sets... eve 80 He'll Gate...... .evo 10 80
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER.
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HoLyHRAp, Oct 9. PM-Wtnd w. light; misty.
PLYNouTH, Oct 9. PM-Wind e. light; overcast
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EMIL oELBERMANN. PRESIDENT
JOHN W. MURRAY. VICE PRESIDENT
JAMES A. sILvEY, SECRETARY.
THOMAS F. GOODRICH,
SECRETARY AGENCY DEPARTMENT.
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cHINDLER's TELEGElEN

telegraph operator before the COM
mlt,cc at Washing;o.. =. has testified
10 .,llgrams THAI went over the wires
trom Chandler.
The committee on the powers, priyi-
leges and duties Of The House in count
ing the electoral vote examined J. T. De
Berry. He testified that h. lived in
Tallah ssee, Florida, three years and
was telegraph operator at the railroad
depot; he was not n the office on the
lav Of election. b.. was there the day
after. Question by Mr Field 10 you
remember any tplesrams passing be-
tween 4 Chardlcraal Governor Stearus
between the S.h aad I2th Of November
The Witness answered that tile lrs, ,e!e-
-ram Of which he knew was from L.
Chandler 20 Governor Stcarus, and was
in substance as follows: I'VE are nov
absolutely sure of so many electoral votes
t5r Hayes" the witness lid no: remein-
Der the number, "and we must have
Louisiana, South Carolina and Fl,rida,
uy tlirLeans or otherwise" lie colld
not give the exact language. L. ChauI-
Ter also telo.raphci TO Governor StearGs
il substance. send Couricrs 10 each
county, and secure the returns. They
mus; be made 10 show q majority fJr
Hayes" Z. Chandler also telegraphci
10 Governor Stear-s: WIN. +. CHaEd-
Ter ieavcs 10 night for Tallahassee on
important business. Between the N.h
su3 18th cf November Frank Il. >Aer-
man, man engaged with Governor
S,earnS. handedhim . telegram for trans
is-;oH. signed hv he latter, and al
dressed to z. Chandler, in which mea-
ton was made Of q train containing
courisrs sent out for returns being ku-
k.exed, followed By the remarks: owe
cannot carry 'he State fo- Hayes unless
sc have money AM troops immediate
L."
Secretary Chandler on hearing the
character Of the alleged iclegr-ms pass
iaE between Governor >,cIrus and him
.,lG Is sworn to by tine witness De Bcr-
~, sai / .hat he had never sent or recci.-
q such dispatches
Chanllers denial will not weigh
hesyily, be has proven himself des-
perate rule or ruin politician who will
stop short or nothing to carry his
Cads.
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THE HOUSE AGREES To THE ELEC.
TuEAL BILL ny 4 TWO
THIRDS VOTE

Wa.hiuE,on. Jaaua-y - The house
was called 10 order s., ten O'Clock. Ton
minute speeches werc made ty many %
The members, io- and aEains', alicr tho Dc.
bate was clsred the Speaker announced
.Aa, the vote would now be taken on The
Gual passage ofthc bill
The clerk proceeded 70 cal. tho names
ofmcmb-rs anjG The mos, intense iu,crc,;
and excitement. and as Republican ulcr
Republican voted NJ ,bat vote seemed 10
cause surprise go many who had Supposed
,ha, fully oue.balf of ,Aom would support,
the bin. The Speaker announced that be
would c1crcisp hi. cor .itutioual privilege
and vote as representative from the State
Of Pennsylvania. He directed the Clerk
TO call bis name, and hisrcspousc Of aye
was greeted with applause. Finally The
count VAS completed, and The result Was
announced ns Yeas, lsl. nays, 81. There
was but Slight manifestation on the an
nounccmcu,, and then the spectators left
the galleries, and one Of The most impor.
iAut and exciting sessions Of the House
was closed at 3 -.
The following isa summary cf The vote:
Democrats voting aye; lj9; democrats vo,-
ing nay, Is; Republicans voting aye, 81;
Republicans voting nay, CS.
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MAS rERING VICIOUS HORSES.


From tho San Francisco Chronicle.
Yesterday afternoon an exhibition wa.
given at the corner Of Ninth and Howard
streets OF a new and very simple method
Of tanning vicious horses, which is claimed
to he superior 20 any 70 u.c. The first
trial was with kicking or bucking marc
VT ich, her owner says. has allowed no RI
der on her back for five years She be-
came tame and gentle IN as many minutes,
and allowed herself To be ridden about
without a sign Of her former wilducss
The means By which this result was &c,
compli-hed consists Of n piece Of light rope
which is passed around the front jaw Of
the mare. just abovethc upper teeth, cross
cd in her mouth, and then secured back
Of her neck. 1t is claimed that no horse
will Kick or jump when thus secured. and
that's bucking horse after receiving this
treatment ccw times will abandon his
Visions ways forever. a very simple
method was also shown by which a kick
ing horse csu be shod !, consists in con
Meeting the animals head and tail by
means Of "a rorc G,tencd the tail and then
10 the bit, and drawn tightly oaouEh Go in
cline tho horses head to one side IL is
claimed thot 1t /. absolutely impossible for
the horse TO kick on the side of The rope.
At the trial yesterday n horse which FOR
years had to DO bound on the ground TO
be shot, suffered the blacksmith TO opcr,
ate upon him without attempting TO kick
while secured in the manner described.
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On Monday President Grrnt sen p
message to Congress announcing his ap-
proyal of the Arbitration bill, and corIi-
silly indorsing itas patriotic and tim Iy
measure. With the exception his Let
us have Peace" which as it turned out,
was a delusion and snare, the message Of
the President will be accepted with more
earnest and widespread approval than
anything that has fallen from his pen since
he entered on his civil career 1t is kind Y
in tone, and the President seems to re-
cognize in il for the G-s. time. That there
are "fellog-ci;izens' in this country who
dom train with the Radical crowd l. S
about the only non partisan message Ge
American people have ever lad from G.G
Grant, fer hitherto ne has generally mta-
aged % offend OF ip:ul, eae half the corn
try. It's pity be latnot sooner den n
strst he YVES capable hotter IL Il
lie noticed. by .Hr ~ay thttis II.
Gre 't lick 70 the l'eFe1l-rous p-ctt,t
that the President Of the Senate has power
over the count
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The sun Of 2t Glt, in '"mme"".s :
1pon the election ot Judge DAVIS Us l..
:. Senator. makes the following s'sn'1>
ant remarks; This event may p'>s'.
a,v Interfere somewhat with the passage
through the House Of the f,ecio'a. NJ
h'tra.;ou bill. which passed. 'he ScnR>
Yesterday morning by the decisive ma
'arl.y of4- q L., and IS now TO be acted
upon AZ the other endotJhc Capitol lMs
b.u aesiguates four 3ujEoS af 'he 81
nreme Count as members of ,h, bo@n-
and provides that they shall choose a
anh: but hom their choice tho 'aree
judges are expressly excluded who axe
i'm the same States With the candidate,
ior Presidcn; AMI Nirc-rreSidrnt. THIS
exclusion affects Chief Justice N".''
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DR. Swayne'> Compound Syrup OF
Wild Cherry

strike. 60 tho rou, ol disease hy Purifying
.Ae blood. restoring lhc liver and kidney.
90 healthy action, lHt gara;gE iag ucr-
yuus system.
The only standard remedy for hcmar-
rage. bronchial and al pulmonary com
plainis Cou-umri.ycs. ur those prcdis-
posed Go weak lgugs. should not tal. 90 gsv
ihis great vegetable remedy.
It. marvellous power. uul only ,yrs c1U-
sumption. hu, over every chronic disease
whore q gradual Alternative action !. need.
cd Under H. use thu cough is iuosoncd,
the night cate diminished, toe pain sub
sidvs The pul.crciurus 90 its natural stand
arj. the stomach Is improved iu Ils power
TO dIgos, and initiate the food, and eve.
~ organ has parer sud better quality ui
blood Supplied 90 b., out ~ which rccrca.
tive and plastic matcria! Is made.
Prepared only by
DIR. SWAlNE * son.
o. North Sixth Street Philadelphia.
Sold hY all Prominent Druggists.
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STARVING INDIANS

Washington, January 27.-The Commis
sioner o Indian Affairs is daily in receipt
Of letters complaining that the Indians in
the Northwest need food and clothing;
that there is not a supply 10 give them,
owing to the appropriations being exhaust
ed There is no money to buy ammuni-
tion to hunt game with, and they are gem
orally in deplorable condition.
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M Daniel D. Beatty. manufacturer and
proprietor gf Go, Baay Piano and Beat
- = celebrated Gul-rl Tongue PaIlor Or
saa., Washington, \. J is certainly
very reasonable aud generous man % trans
act business with. lie makes this very
fair proposition o. aay Who may favor him
allH an order as fellows 1T he lusigu.
myul docs not prove satisfactory Ai.rr "a
lrs. trial vl I've DAYS a.teT receiving b. the
purchase money at.l Ice refunded upon lle
return ut lhe Instrument. aud hr Rtl pay
frrlsh, charges both Way, This Is tyg-
laantN aH exceeding. generous. and sair
manner % which lu transact business with
hsm. lie warrants Lls instruments, Tor ,lA
yoags. SEQ N.s advertisement JuIy 10 81
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CnLoRoFoRMING \ FAMILY.

Cincinnati, January 27,-A special from
Lancaster, O, says poddlcr called at tho
residence of $ = Chnliant, near Thorn
vile, on Friday evening last, and obtained
permission TO lodge over night. Daring
the night he chloroformed the entire fHIni,
ly and ransackcd the house, carrying OF
$500 in money and $50 900 in drafts The
robbcr was traced 10 Lancaster, but not
apprchenGcd
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SPEECH OF MIR. THURMAN.

Mr. Thurman lO.) said be nigh, be dis.
posed 10 give much historical Illustration,
and much reference to authorities for the
reasons which brought his mind 10 the
conclusion tosupport this bill earnestly, and
to show tfat not one single point ofopposi>
ton made against the bill could be sus,
tanned by reason and respcc'ab uuthori.
ty; but he was admoni.hcd b" the la,cucss
Of the hour and the fatigue of the Senate
-ho might say the health Of the Senate,
and his own--to forego what he wished to
say. md, therefore, his remarks would be
comparatively brief lie had been anlici-
patcd in what he would say by those who
had preceded him in favor of the bill, and
who had said it more ably than no could;
therefore il was not n matter Of regret that
he was confined TO so brief n time. He cX-
pressed his qualification ut the remarks of
the Senator from Michigan tMr, Chris
tiancyl, which were so clear and lawyers
like. taking u jpdiciul view Of tic subject.
He maintuined the conai;uliorG}ty Of the
measure, and argued that the question was
Of such importance thutthe pcrretuity of
oCtEo nation depended upon lis solution.
There never was greater reason than now
to constitute such tribunal as the bill
beneath which inimportance all
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RRICK ron SALE. First

BRICK ron SALE First class briol,
will be kept on hand for sale by J o.
Deiningcr nj Xerbr's Centre Hall
brick yards These brick are
offered So low that it will pay persons 20 u
distance TO come here for them.
Intending to continue in the manulSc-
turc If brick they wall be kept constantly
on hand, and fair inducements offered to
rurch"r"Te.
= IL.
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othcrs sunk into insiEuihcanyc Asa mcm-
Der Of tho Joint committee, ho would cay,
Dcmu,ra, as hc WAS, that hc would bo VIII
ing lo submit tho decision OF the question
| 81 the committee ttsolf. Tor ho fril iu the
luum.-phrre " hi,h surrounded the special
committee that when tho day Of trial yamo
ucn could arise above party and perform
,hr.r duly Ia reply e. bis colleague Mr.
sherman hr said ho drted any mnu to
show him "a single instance during eighty
yrsf. ln which the President oflhr Senate
decided disputed question iu respect O.
|uuy electoral vote. Ia regard Go The
amendment aI Nr Dbwc- hc sald 10 Was T.
! dagger thrust ai The heart ul ,ho bin Ia
/ ArIu. .ne thr t.l be remarked thu, il
Irsa,.3ed afrsuunpl Tor lle srl,',myut of
| tho questions before lhr two nhuusrs oi Con
/ pryr- iu-l lAs same as person, would ga 60
| ri ,augl end ilp pat an yHd a.thv UTyl,u-lun
! that tar President al lh, Senate t- The sole
! judge ell What States ure 800 thr tusau urd
who uro the vl,,tgls III, Tin Was q, .au
and equitable as could b, devised. .tury
| man cold propose a fairrg tribunal tuus.s
/ ,rut with The Constitution hu a-brd him
/ |toprupa-e il The counting uC the rlyptu-
ra vote wa, "a mighty trust l. required
ia'rl.4 vigilance aud patriotism Il
wac a,, gt,,u g. one house ouly. nor %
one man. bun O. both houses.
SUMMING UP THE CASE
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Judge ravid Davis, Of the l, :. SUI
arcmc Court, was last week elected iN
the [. 5. Senate by the dcmoouiSoi'd
nois This leaves the staggering Logan
II home. who was Grants choice, an" -
iar it is good, but VIC regret that SO good
\ man rs Judge Davis will lie taken ir'"
thc hcnrh.
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it's reported upon best au,lo ority that
the President will sign the presid dcntiai
bill 1t Is necessary that he 10 this st
once. since under the law, ifappr cd. The
two houses are 10 assemble tins lay ior
o-ening and coun jng. and telIers must be
appoiated before t., assembling Oa
TuesaaE, the sixth day o February, each
house must appoint. lis member. Of Tie
commission, and on the same day. "o- rs
soon thereafter as may be" the four jas
tees must, in such manner IS three of
them direct, appoint a fifth Justice
On tO.dsy, Thursday, we suppose that
SO many OF the States as have uuquestiun
ed certificates Of the electoral yo.c, the-.-
in will be disposed Of Whether there j..
or will 1e on to-day, more .ban one re-
turn, or paper purpor;ing 10 be return,
'or the certificates, OF electoral" from
other States than Florida. Louisiana, Or
egon and South Carolina. on the table of
the President Of the Senate, the public Is
uniformed. How many soever there ~ ~
he ofStates having such double rcturus %
papers. all will 20 to the commission. aa3
then tle national lawsuit will begin
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Dr. SWaync's
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry

Is q sHNere. "a remedy
urmarrase. ur SrtHuF 81, Blood, mas
proceed 'ram the i4ryrN, lraobIa. trau-
chia or suuEs aud arises from various
causes. "a. undue physical C2crtian. pile.
.hafa, ~ t4..urss ot thc Nc-ac.s weak
luug.. ysors.gasusu- st ihe voice, suppress
Cd evacuation. obstruction u' She -p.etf or
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The Lungs.
CONSUMPTION !

The distressing and dangerous COM
Flalulaaa .., useHuEltuTy syMV.aW-, neg
.rc,ea cough night tWcaJ,. lagsruvss.
was.as l.sa fever permanently l4r,db by
"D Dr. >Uayu,.s Compound : rap yt Wla
Cherry
BEuNtHITl~-A rrcmar.,s. u! Pul
yaiafra ur inflammation 90 thc macus mcsl-
brauc 40 ise alT pAs-a-v-, psta cough aud
rA Al,H.ur..uu. eluG breath. auarrrEg,s.
ra.us .u iav Ghost For a,i Bronchial ai
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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-01

Hon. John L. MrhcrSon Je"o'r'.
was elected senator from New Jersey ~
majority Of one in the joint session 81
aa,h houses Of the legislature, This =,
F., democratic gain. Frcliughuys1n, ~
publican, goes out