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New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

one girl, and what very remarkabeithese three chill
evident marks Of the old of their father
and mother Their hair is already gray, and they nave
y vacuy in their gums, Ike that which appears a'er
the loss of teeth though they had any teeth they
have not strength enough to chow solid food Dut Ne on
bread and vegetables They are OF proper SIZE ior 'e @
age but their backs bent, their copleXions are sal
low and they have Az the other symptoms OF uetIep
tude Their father Is still alive. These particulars are
officially certified 10 hN The parlsh rcgStcfs
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
4 UERBACH'S NEW STORY,
"ADAM AND EVE AT THE AGRICULTURAL
FAIR"
SCRIRNER,S MONTHLY.

SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY,
is printed IN te MIusUNfE HOLIDAY NUMBER OF that maya
zn. Its sccompsni,l by dge lu.tcatons by Prof.
ar Tluaara OF te eIiiu AcGdc There stories
,y ,ee aGflrf iowos" y. II. BoyesOn. and
MAN r. g. Wy,th. The Journal speaks
o. this Midsummer Hoidsy Number ~ "unparaieled ia
ruacallo publications s range o entertainment"
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

TIE Glcbe Of London is responsible for a
.rvc Ions story about thunderstorm that occurred in
that city July D. According 20 the account, BrdgeSi.,
burn was visited by electric discharge which FOR Il
mcmcnt seemed to III the street with hane and mean
while cnikcrs were dropped the graund which are
described as to SIX or seven inches IN crcum-
terence Child was struck AMI had her head burned
500 ward Of telegraph wire fused; Windows were
broken; Tor ten minutes anerward there was thick
bluc ud yellow fog 1t j. about time tlai there should
p s,. scientific report the clmScrs, u iS sad
nat many of them picked up by persons III the
Ueigbor,oOd Possibly KilbGrn had meleOric shower.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
3,cm publications.

DELIGION'S WORST ENEMlES-Are the
men who, matter what their denomination, ayoG cr
deruc their according their svoYed re- ous beliefs
They church othordoN and heter
olux alike everybody them. and il il strange
therefore many communities insisting That the char
iabbert0ns story, The Scripture Club of Valley
Rest" from their felowctzens. In this
story dogma defended opposed by the author he
ply hOg consciously and unc0nscOus professors OF
elion against the faith and make themselves and their
creed despisei by whom ;hey should help
FIFTEENTH THOUSAND SOW READY
Prce In pspe cts; cioth 81 For sale by al dealers
and the publishers.
G.. =. PUTNAM d SONS,
ISZ Fifth ave Ne,y.Nork
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

The difficulty Of the street-car companies in
getting full from both conductors and passengers
is not confined TO country. although IT has probably
produced gsater variety OF bel punches, clock Inon
tors and patent deposit boxes here than abroad The
London General Omnibus Company was 80 much exer-
esed on the subject three months as to offer
reward of 900 for invention or scheme for eiiectu
av checking passengers fares aud l. not known vet
that even incentive has developed The requisite
ingenuity. some the devices used in New-YOtk and
Padp pa hayc already yielded considerable revenues
70 their owners for ot them single car company
is said % have pad $2J,OO0.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04


Prof. Huxley said some sharp things in q
lecture recently. about Vriscction act passed by
partisan. nj few months ago. Tic following are Ia, con
cudiug sentences as reported koiagc go IL comes
about that IA This Inelt year of giacc 1877, two pcr-
soils NAV Dee clafsed viul cruelty 10 animals. one las
inpa.ed frog ud Suffered the crcatur. O. wriio about
in uat condition for hours; Tie other has Iaiuel le
animal no more fha OF Gs w0ald be aned hy tying
stne. round his f1ceI-. ana Scepiu- hiu iu c position
OF hycgopathic patient Tie nr offender says, dd it
Lccaus- nrd fishing very afusne aid The aeisilaio
bds Aim Gep part peace; Nay, probably Wi,ies ,in
eo1l sport. second pleads. Wautcd ~ impress
vsv of hc nuids OF sr1irs aud inc ind;is; rate
fines hn.Gvc poUnds ciun0t hli tillht tct tiis
anomalous and wholly crediabc stats OF thlnss'
1t WIS TO be naturally expected when the
telephone was succcssiu.y introduced % the lGbc hy
American inventors. tlat ssIe Engiisbnan wouG lad
that lie or some otter En- ssh1an had tsc3Vered the
whole tiing long before n thnusht Of here. No
great surprise nec therefore be ocitcd by suc claims
on the pant Of Mr. Narcy an eitc caH ~ note who eN
hibitcd his clcphone % month "A, ti,e (lf"tn Theatre
Unhappy the exhibition is spoken ~ hy London paiers
AS little short OF fauie." Tie device tlniuc
fork alrang cement Iho B,Giish ACchqtie says: Clear
aud even powerful notes given al times by Tho
Telephone bus 10 te reproduction of aa Dir, tla i
success which lie yet 70 DO achieved. Several
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
Jnstrncllon.

am perfectly srsded that M adgsrttsins soot s0vs
hare gIined cOderabfD The admirable IN
ciich suh adrerscrents been cifs1d cell e1pa.d
dttrdc, ne n0fcs pareg and VrTdf0ns cc1fg 90
6nsfrciy your paper dOss.-tdBORGE y. BUTLER, A. M
f0tttoOn, Ps1in.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
GOOD SUMMER READING.

GOOD SUMNER READING.
THE ROMANCE OF POOR YOUNG MAN. From the
Freach Of Feuie limo Paper - cloth ~ 90
THE EPICUNEAN : a ROMANCE BY Thomas Moore
I2mo. Paper. IS cloth 81 o.
UNDINE AND SINTRAM. From the German OF de La
Mote Fouaue i2mo. Paper. 10 cents cloth 81 90.
For by principal Booksellers Mailed postage paid
receipt Of price, by
JAMES MILLER, Publisher
770 BROADWAY, y. Y.
Opposite Mcssrs A. r. stewart & Coz
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

DEADY TO-DAY.
mn JUkEs: ; STUDY ~ CRIME, PAUPERIsM
DISEASE AND HENEpIrY. by Il. l.. DugJaie. Second
edition revised cula see, Syo cloth extra II %. - work
hat will commend the interest OF the iinthropist and the
social riorla aad deserve the attention every citizen and
taslsr.r "-A. s. Tribune
IlGt. JOHNSON MANOR: 4 TALE o. SI.N-YORK -;
rHE EAELY DAYS or rae REPUBLIC. By James
Kent. -qu,rs i2U.o oiot cNt;I 81 -.
Mr THGEL CONVERSATIONS WITH MISS CIEEs-
TER Iiy r.. g. Perkins. 3-iuo. paper. 20 c.Ets.
The second number Of THE LIBRARY COAfPANfON, a
quarteriy Of Tur READING. EtteG By f.
L. Perkins. Per number, - cents per yrsr - caats
@. 4. PLTNAM'S SONS,
1s1 5fh-aye.. NcWYork
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authenticity or validity Of an electoral vote, the
two Houses have assumed and exercised the ex-
elusive power to act upon AMI determine that
question. They have, In concentration of law,
themselvcs made every count; trcv have from
the lrst. ass urIed exclusive Jurisdiction IL regI
late and govern the whole transact by t.m-
pornry concurrent orders adopted for the oc-
casion, bv standing joint rales and by the en-
actnent Of laws. Such has hcen tue uniform
aud uninterrupted course Of precedents, the in
variable practice Of the Government. aud the
official cxuosltion If the Constitution which has
been deliberately adopted, invariably acted
upon, ana universally accepted.
No III, or repository of all such powers as are
vested in or must Of necessity be exercised 10y
the Government, can be found tn II tie two
Houses Of Congress. They arc not only the
general AGENTS ~ the people under our repre-
sentative system, hat IN cNse OF the failure OF a
81 ice OF President and Vice President by the
Electoral Colleges. thcy arc Cxrr ssly charged
10y the Constitution with the hut, Of making the
election.
The people OF the United States will never
consent to have their Hepresen. ativcs In Con-
gress stripped OF these powers. or toierate this
usurpatiOn 10y deputy Ut the Senate. or by any
single person. and SIN loss by an officer who Is
frequently Interested Ms n candidate iu the re-
suit OF the count.
In this sentiment and purpose the state of
New York cordi lily concurs Foremost anong
all our American comm IN wealths In pOpula-
ton, In tine variety and extent of her industries
public ar firs nut forth all her strength. NOR 4
and physical, TO ma'ntain the exis ence and just
authorities Of the Union, and she c IN never con
sent that the ma-cOusecrated methods OF con-
sttuttonnl government sh II be- suuplanted or
overthrown by revolutionary expedieDts.
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SUPREME CouRT-CH AMBERs.- Nos. %. ~. B.
Al Ii nh 100 10. 10. iI1 49, i3 ISS 1i3 10. 1871,
lpi ~. 1913 1885, i91 l9s 2OJ, s 20, 2pG, sps 2JD,
2iu. eli.
surRgNF CoURr-GEsERAL Term -Non.cnumerated
muuOu--Nu To ~ tLc u-ivv. Preferred causes
Nos. loo 20 153 Inclusive. LnuincrUcd motions Nos.
1bt 60 3'l IN n i've N1- 171is @i5ii g2iie 30 %.
- vrHrsE torEr SPECIAL lKRM Law ana fact
Nos. l 90 - inc u i've.
SUrRrNr toU nj tHcUIT. Part Nos. sd2. 2nl5,
e.ul s5s7. l723s 1898 3<tl 3G7 25i4 aats. asi. ia
ll-Nls. lI llps ~ sbij. BAL -. 1885 500 ~ 80
1871 lei 1914. O3fll. $40 His 18Th 800 1880, 1898
7inie 1867 1fj2 1tbi, 1f,6 lass 1i6p Part lll-No-
Gis. sei. i 2ei5 $3.50 .7S 1919 ii3 4ig. spSp
2:s3 ls9 ldl7. 81 1891 1915, 2os5la 1901 1856 1888
Jip'p. d,i 101.
surEEoR Court -GKNERAL TERM-Nos 3, 4, D, y, 10
Il ~. -. III. II, 81 %. - "A. %.
SUPERIOR touET SPECIAL IERM.-NOs, Is, 81.
SUPERIOR toUHr TRIAL IFHM-Part l.--Noe. Al Z
to7 t5o. 3iu. 3ti sos. 80, $50 81 3l5 H. $40 lss
3tl 1913 3s 3d 800. i.3. 1856 15g 81. Par ll.-Th.
daY cpl"niar uf .. Pirt Wtll be- ill-d m Part
COMMON fLEA---GENEEAL TERN.-Nos. Isl, 1870
% -. a Al }. a. -. %. 81. g. ~, %, 65. 90.
COMMON PIE ~ -EQUirY IERM.-NOs. %, IL. Dc
mo. ..
COMMON PIE TRIAL TFRM-Part Nos. lOit. bg3
SIS sJj 7oi l0ls AZ $50 Do 7os, si3, VA 72 To-
$40
MAINE corHr -TstAL TEMPT I-Nos il0s
hSdi. 5H IL f. is. 1914, corr Si7S SS5d iIul d1n2
.4iD. spsi 1SO .aJ,. Fart IL. No tsji. 40 ZOO
7.dn. 7.Sl ban 1871 tsc3 7iuO 7fiO siSO 7.l.,
.sN 7Sl sla5. siJj. al 7iJS s!l9 75lj 1910, 1908
53ji 7a5s 7a7A. 1859 7dli sSli PIT llI-Np-. dls{
H.n s,al .tlo .al0 'o%S 71o. 1000. 7ois 1915 '0ai
UyI.i ~, 3ibl,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-03
Contents OF the Weekly Suu.
THE WEEKLY sun published this morning con-


Thr Disputed Eiecton-puioziny IN Louisiana -
How tplor'd Democrats have been Iuiintrttcu-Thc
Recount In Florida South CIrulua's rlca-Gpv llrmp
toms Letter to GOV. Hnyc- nau ion OF COY Rob
nsou-llis Annual Message; Pr srtume Of TIE II. quo
ncun Cunsprat0r. How they Expect O. Count hl,cs
IN state who's Votes are to De- Thrown ont Grants
h1es and ~ nSesi Ia kc,ogss Don.ni Jns,, Inc In;
augurat N OF Iseiurnng BpIrd'a GOfcrnprP,uce iul
lnsl 'l.4ton OF Gov Nicholl,-k' oTs'. Plpi 10 Get
Control OF IN" Ju itciiS a Hayes El Ctlr ANXIOUS t.
sen out How - Count the Nutc--An .rtemeut said
to have O.un De crueI Upuu, Dec IRA gu |. uirOad
Dliastrr IN Ohio--A Train Failing through Bridge
into Ashta1ull trcck-Crcat Los of ~ cLls of the
Victims. A Wreck On the Lon Island tpas- twenty.
eight Llves Loot within Few var = OF the Reach; rhc
NVics OF irtue-Appeal Of New lurN Merchants 10
Cunsse.si the NcN Capitol at Aiba.y; Tile DAren
Canal Toe GrnsuOppcr Plague IN tue West Memorial
to Congress Rcves Of the Past Year; The Lite Of
MN Ltiyrt' SIX Ariicief y on eH % Wv Books
Lille 20 hc Woods; The slave Traie In WOMB IN anc
Ltsi Poetry. The Boy, ana "a q ie-tipn and kHply
nc Latest Tel srapic Ncws Notes on scirnce aud In
cultural Matter s.ory. Not EApIaned Financial In.
Tel ngence ANA Muraets.
THEWEEKLY Sun contains complete epitome Of the
news of the week from all parts OF the United Stitei
and the American continent Cones IN wrapper. ready
foI mailing tine Old country may mad at tao do SIX
Of our publication ollse. Price four For sia
BY All news deJicrs tn city AMI coHn'ry
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TUESDAY. Jau. 2.-FLOUR AND MEAI.-1rado
f. pane s 10 , @e S5 'gaaeay Of prcG az
local iraie Vas duei, o~iig TO the diieat tins tysn.
p1 1 c,nseh "t &c ,aow, ana We foreign de
sn,e and western suocraSe ssGs,S Is '1 astra
s s,,,,, t';s 49, ao, AZ AM AN sYvtes,10 DO
1. ss 5at G ~ Ky S' nsy eH brands
Corn meal-westera. ts.1sss..io' Brandy VINE $500
CorroS-Tnc market has ueen buoyant. owing to ad.
yanens foreign markets aud speculation stimulated
Dy the REDUCED deliveries II the Now crop To-day
sales. ii5o haies. FOR future delivery the advance
i Nv, NJ 10 q, r sic' Iig Due ~, clos
~, l3s 49, for March, i5 1850. for April tic Tor
biles slnc. sept l. c3iass corresponding period
PHoyIsIoSs-fnerc has been a = rong upward ten.
denry 10 prces 81 no. products. stimulated Dy large
nisner, but irregular, between old ana at
& so he and H t Win e cut meats sr ten AiS Sa
upward and quite unset led Lard was higher; sales
No. 90, sii ,sssli.i5 Tor prime Western, closing
a. ' 81 s o no Ir sSfe yry M ' ,o
Te1rusryi snd 81 '5esll57,x f5r Marel, dressed
,ef CIV we qaS,1 1 %s.. ssS g.
Nsisra i" p 'G di iya ss :Ss
81, - i nnnlsI5moHed cn n ~ i;ic.' plcsied
nv, o. no. 6'iIes psSisa' s,.as54S. Bacon '
W2 cssi,T re.s Mgsf9, ana eiy v4Gss;' Beet a,,-
extra mess, t11@tl2 y nh prime mess. siD.s s2I ;
ludit mes s.lsss23 terce. Stucks hand 81 US9
bD =. pOrs Sl13 pNgs. Deef. and = 800 tcs. lard.
GEAIN-tN RENE prices were maintained for wheat,
owing 10 reduced stocks at hOme and Abroad hut
trans' ton werr trinine aud quo atons nominal We
qu.,e spring No l. T.45esl a.. Mlwsukec No. 2,
sl1hrfl ~; hlcax No =, al $50 10. rejected and
- spring; q sietsLSi req winter 81 a5esi49 am.
her 40. fl45Vsfl5u; White do. tl3ilLtl .52 Uasn.
Eye Vas quiet nut nrm az 9s@u5c tor state and $40
da est ,ogs3c for sN.rowcd stare. ana 800 zoe. Tor
| wufOweu sat. riley ma qucf 7j,ayic. for
STATE. and fl4sSl ~ Tor ttnldtn. BlcSwhcat sold
p1r. tanIid peas nominal a. ~ PEE ma. Oats
uu ant rather Cs-ier snrs l1uni pu-h .7DUI2c. for
mixed Western including NJ. ~ 3yL5 1iOc. 4OA
ilc. Tor Nntc do, inCludug No 4,i1 also white
SLiie iSN5Oc, aud mixed do. i7c,lpc. Indian corn
irrcguat. WIN new mNea rather nrmrr; sic- 81 900
bush. ~ 57ie@Gfsc Tor Western mixed, me uding No.
ana X nsa-. tip OIL; sail m xn1 anu No Chicago at
63c. steamer mixed. bui. sH1s.; old yellow 6Aasic
new 40. oOrtdlci new : lutnern, 5Dlsdic.; new
/ western mixed 6sis 90
GROCERIES lhtrf ni~ necn "a fur her ADVANCE in
coffee T. VII ch our quo ZION arr cOnorns iiice
has been hrn nut the demand limited. MOasseH rules
.teidy nut sut rs are s1mewh ulscttled. To-Day,
trade " = almost ~ standsil We quote; ton e.
Java, 2;ts1c.i Maracaho ~ 'lc ana RIO 1850 &c e.
s.hi. Rc"-turoinn, 5aYGls'. l. iuisiina, 4ied6c.
NJ ',asser muscov d., Loo. Porto Roo, A.
e-obc New Orcan. iSssiH'. t,r new. Sugars Fair
20 good refining Cnh. "4@l0c.i centrifugal. 1olps
lie. rvnutd l~l.ir Tor ia ID liitlllilr. for
Nhlic "a, anu Va Go a.. fury ttOWs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-03
Delivering the Disputed Cer,,nc,,e-.

WAsHINGrON, Jan. 2.-Judge Henry NJ. Spot
ford to-day delivered TO President pro TEN. Ferry
the Democratic electoral certificates from Lou.
isiana. No receipt was given. Their DENY.
cry was Witnessed nv Senator Dayard " Dcl.
aware and |. preventative WI IA OF Sew York.
The South Carolina Democratic certificates for
Presidential electors were NJ delivered Th'sc GER
tin atcs not rcceptcd for by the Presto ~
ter pore. being this respect Ike hre ~
FLORIDA and oregon. from which States double sets hat
mo- iNAl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-03

Washing In AL ages and an reli tious has had A
snr of religious signlcauce, IT. effects iupOr-
IAN 90 the iNy-lt unn con-cuu" ~ t. thr moral.
wei i'A-s Sop ul. b. f.trtfurf, ice luoNyu
Of tine cua-Ocrac necessities. No wonder tlcu.
h J. BanDiNs iuir soap. rec nth lltr iluc 'G taxes
sue II hold On popular favor. VIM not iuuccdP Its
component are OF t putcsL ol aud ta"ts BE- need
Of arn'ia th-r noe. J. u the most uy.lient anu
delicious OF tpiof sOaps.-Ifr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-03

Site cal loans 70 the stock brokcrs ranging from ~
teiu currency to 1-a2 OF y cent ctGm. Inc nret-
sure OF goa mp HE nlaI0ct to be carr1eh was the
cusc Prime mere lntllc names passed at GGi7.
Government bonds were In more active demand for
investmcn aud ne market closet rong. Registered
" % 1881 SOLD ~ 1883 coupon DO lntcrct ~ and
llilSi coup 1875 1874. cx Interest; anJ colpop
l.iD', new. cN inter- 4, a. i1Oil and iuJa
Inc following were the . r. A. closiur l,rices.
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5uslntss tlolltes.


Happy New Nenr. 1877 i-Ladies, wish YOU
al "a nappy New Nr r. ANA return you
thanks Tor The hDerll patronage extended tOWiri
for tnc past yr ami hope strr. attention bust
ness ana selling good articles AZ moderate uriccs -
merit continuance II your ftvur-. VITA respect,
MILLER & CO., Boote aud siocs.
3 mon -uut
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Rr--fn BROWN IN We ncalav D4c ~ 1919,
a. ga fosiacncr u tie MAJ r ptirut' south fhtnon,
Sui county, y. a.. hf the kHv. Sc ~ kyte. y.
ka.tou b.--cr ni Jersey coy, A.J u MARI ". browD
Of south lie Damon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-03

Reduced prices on furniture and carpets.
Compartments, 10 aud 10, Cautham street. Pay
monthly fdr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-03

Rheumatism! Neuralgia Result from tho
SAM con on that prpIuc Chilli aud Nct. Tho
MAGIC CT lif snpdurs them al. Gases VIII treated
aild no puY required Iut cue effected
& II ~ the MAGIC CURL onirc. % Liberty st.. be-
tween ~ inl 4. NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-03

Buv the Illustrated ~, M. out tomorrow,
Tor nNr GEMS ~ gives sixteen page, of the choicest
family readiiag thr Ncrl best en-ratl l.s.
lel. your neNsdr Ter 20 scni II 90 iuA.-itr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-03

In tho stomach. which causes heartburn and
conc isa result Of iulgc-tiOn. ODviate The am ulty
with Mllk OF Magnesla tn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-03
fIYaNcllA iND comuEnciaL.

Infants are relieved # q great many diseases
" Monel y IeetnIns l.rala. Prlcc 3 ccnts.-.ldr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-03
M.iRINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE NtNANAH-ruts nay.
sun rises. - ~un sets...... a. Moon rscr IS
UtsH WANLu-r.li- DAY.
SANDY HOOs 10 so GOV. lsllul II l5 ilsll Gus IA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-03
Arrived Tues

s. Champion, lockwood. Charleston.
- Regulator DOane, NllAingt "a, G, Dec %.
> OLYMPIA, Young. Genoa, Nov. Is
AFRO thc uSu "a river .ul 90, 'NIs..s t4sfl4
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The vast agncul url, manufacturing. com
mereiil, uud hnhncni iuierr-f~ Of the S'aie
make 81 sound aut stable currency q ~ lttcr at
the higuori inheritance. II Is however. pl little
uae 90 entet INTO HnS extended dtscusniOn Of
the subj here. lhr country hl- hrtu drIur Il
win "-,Ht- tu rHr.fd to g. and all lntelllgrnt
rrhn~r- h 4" a. much infurmuilY - Ht they e. iu
hope flr from rtcu re- 'ufc's. SEQ lar us legi-h
tInn can Iruducr any affect u uu-i hr luuNt 4
la,s ~ tnhi dirrrtion. fift"rn YEAR usl. Wiz t
action IN the national legislntute would have
hAsru toe Guuuir iNuu toe universal CIlI4l -
Whl. % hat talvu anon al nuriurss tdr.uI.r. Al
tnhf Time ne Wnuld amount of cuTr,nrN ~ car
'ulntiuu - ihr nitrd Siitos ME- estimated a.
L. lNtru tfu and three hunur.d niIliput II
dollars Niiuin fur years from that umr, fun
nuN uui was r.ifiri ~ 10 nearly eght nun
disd nnllpiH, ahi hoo Ia urrtO ktpt up
60 over nnkcu hundred millions. lno &C.
sult H. the same has always 10 en-
produced 90 siniiai rKprfimouts, ever since B.,
firNul Nluf ur nam hHH h"su hu4Nn uui 4srd
40 The ,.nitnff,iI world, lhrf" waa "a iiiIi
:. ~ plirrft iid Hif Hultlituft ali uIHuCuH -
iuaihHHs uulul stiHiulti'Hl. ptnfsifid NJ, iuin
Uru. name - htiuV, general dfniplnIIninu.
fNlIuNri ~ me inHfltAhlr NulfiYuf. wlur.
fufHnd hiulflHhHf Iufurufiuu ~ tuinNir 'H.
fnl iuul iiiudrs ~ IHpnlr uruflF"u e uulIl.H
n'ni and n ipr m'ahs 81 en|.wriua at.
VIII ~ can nnlt lu k ~ ipnarNf iuf nnN
lsfisiHitr nf' .sHfs II iNhHf fIl iiif at nf
fNlHR o b. quiiH NfOIfnt fhh' sNfi uttI" rau Doe
f.frI I % it fn "a g.. 500 .lUnIln trIff tll
nnl be- unflunui hY t frt0ilIn - NI. iNid
NHnlIa lntn "a 5000 40 IHf bf 10 lNli hl q co..
flIN n nffi Dr.. no fnr .inIln.l iunu"iIi r ii i
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LEGAL Notice.

Charles H. Potter vs.. Melvin C..
Sherman, District Court Webster
County, Nebraska:
Melvin L. Sherman, non resident de-
teniant will take notice OF the thing Of
the petition of plaintiff praying judg-
ment on the five following ccunts, to-
Wit
LIST. Note to plaintiff judgment ask
ed for $l4 50 interest anu attorneys
lees. ID. Note to rl'uff judgment
asked for SIS Tut. aud Att Us lees. 81.
Note to pi TIFF judgment asked for Sl7.
80, Int. and lee. 4th. Note to j. L.
Norris or bearer. judgment SIS. 80 aud
lpter.st. 5th. Money had aud receiv-
ed by defendant from a third party
and claim assigned by him TO plaintiff,
iudyement asked for $40 and interest.
You will make answer or otherwise
plead to the petition on or before the
18th day OF February. 1877, or said
petition will be taken As true.
JNO. K. WILCOX,
"a Nv PfIfs Attorney.
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A eoi6ln Opportunity.

We have no doubt al ofour readers
have carefully read the large double
column advertisement Of MessrS. ken-
nedy & Co. Pittsburgh, Pa, Proprie-
tors of the Great Remedy, Seven Seals
or Golden Wonder. The firm propose
to assist their agents in every manner
as will bring the great remedy promi-
neutly before the people. This they
will do by judicious newspaper adver,
tiSng. Posters, bills, show cards and
beautiful chrouios, aud each new agent
they Offer Q splendid coin silver hunt
iux case watch to be sent with'the mt
order for the Reuedy. Such induce
meuts are rarely offered asecoud time,
and We urge upon our readers, the q.
portance of writing to " essrs Kennedy
i Co., 1t once and secure the agency
for this county Ne IL is DOW open.
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A cAaD 70 TEE PUBLIC.

For many years We have made two
medicines suited to the ailments Of
vast class of sufferers. Thousands of
cures have been made By them, and in
fact. the word failure could not be cou-
pied with them. But within the last
two years c~ounterfeits Of our medaciner
have sprung up. dangerous in their
cloce imitation Of on trade mark. To
secure the people We have placed upon
each genuine box Of Holioway's ONT
ment the fac simile Of the sigrxfRre Of
our agent, Mr.. Jos. Haydock. To coun-
terfeit is felony. We shah ekraes>ly
pursue any one Who initiates this with
the utmost vigor Of the Law. We mos.
earnestly beg that the CREST mass of
the American people will aid Us in our
efforts to protect their health, and heip
US in vi task Of bringing these most
unprincipaled men TO the bar ofjus-
tice. Uniformly refuse to purchase Med
aciues purportinx to be ours unless Nj.
Jos. Hay4ock's signature is attached
to each box Of Pills or pot of ONT
ment and the end wiisoon be reached.
Fhe pubtic's obedient servants
HOLLOWAY sec
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?.essa:.n ccmE.ieas-s.
Jan "a. ISL.

Jsn- ID, ISL.
Board tse; s-rrsusni to ai1opmmep'
Present, q. " Bail. }. H. Hobar.
L. II. Luce. Com'r-. j A. Tabeys.
Clerk. Mnu;c- Of la, two rae-,sLs.
read and approved.
Reports Of Sup,rvi-u,s X. ID Ne.
3 and 10, presented and approved
A. A Pope wa appointed ADD 9a.i-
ised a. ca. Superintendent to oil va
czpcy occs,ionei by The resignation OF
j. :. Gillian.
The f,.lo~inx Of -i.l bonds yer: ap-
proved 4:
II l. CARRIER. y. Click. =. l.
fiornbeck, VIM. Z. Lard, Assessors
ID. L. Thoma., X. :. TIotett., WIN.
Fuller, " /. Coy;e, Con.tabies JDo,
MeCsIlum. il, and Frsncis VI snow,
Justice. Of the Peace. y. Pbeip-,
David Fetz. Jacob Schuns, ID. b.
Coprock, Road Supervisors
The following acccun,. alIoxed
j. s. Gilman, Go Supts fees 81 %
5. CARRIER, goods for psuper 80
j. 4. Tulieys, salary lUUO
NJ. l. Thomas, publishing Supts
cotIce %
j. h. McCleery. Sheriff. fees
criminal case i IS
X. L Tlnke., repairs on bridge Is ~
Supervisor X. ID. No. :, authorized
20 draw the funds belonging TO that
d trict.
Liquor License granite to George
Z-i-s for the period Of one year on
payment of 800 and giving bond 10
the sun Of $1,000 ~.
Petition Of Morgan W. Bird for
liquor license rejected,
Adjourned I'LL January 81, 1877, at
9 o clock a. III.
j A. IULLEYs, q. W. BALL,
Clerk. Chairman.