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FORFEITED PLEDGES,
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer,

TWO NEW Two-sTORY BRICK HOUSES.
WITH BAY WINDOWS, ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF WEST STREET, NEAR NORTH
GEORHEWWN, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, September Sd, at 6 O'Clock II
two new ~ o-sIory Brick Dwelling Houses, ~
each fronting 70 feet by depth OF 40 feet, con-
tanning eight rooms, gas and WSter,
Terms easy. and m-ie known at time OF sale.
deposit OF POO required on each house when sold.
COnvt y3ncing At cost OF purchaser, Title perfect
augZ9-4t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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THOMAs DOWLIN6, Auctlonesr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL, TWO STORY
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE on TWEEN

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL TWO STORY
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE ON TWEEN
TY.FOUKTH STREET WEsT, BETWEEN
G AND STREE rS-No. 712.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust. dated February III
I'D D., 1S76, duly recorded in Liber TIT, t.:E3
1Olo S48, one of the land records for the Dis t:3
tr1ct OF Columbia, and at the written request IT
the the party secured tnersby We viii SELL in iron. Of
At O'Clock y M, the following described real es-
tate, situated In the city Of Washington, District
OF Columbia, to VITA part of lot numbered If
teen ODD, In square numbered thirtyOne (81D. be-
ginning Tor the same the line of Gath street west
one hundred and six feet six inches north from
the southeast corner of said square, and running
thence north twelve feet six inches thence west to
the rear line OF said lot thence south twelve feet
six inches, thence east to the place of beginning
together with the improvements thereon,
Terms of sale: One-half OF the purchase money
to be paid In cash. and the balance In six and
twelve months, with interest from day OF sale at
seven per centum per annum, secured by deed of
trust on the property sold. A deposit Of $50 vii!
be required OF the purchaser at time OF sale. If
the terms OF sale are not complied with within
seven days the Trustees reserve the right to resell
tie property at the risk and cost OF the defauling
purchaser. All cOnveyancing at the purcha ser 8
cost. The above property will be sold subject to
such general and special taxes as may be against
the same.
JOSEPH Q. PEARSON, 1r-,.
CHARLES K. FRASER, }AFuS'oos'
THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
anglia 10 % 10kda
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AUCTION SALES.
JAMES Guild, AuctIoneer.

TAMES GUILD, Auctioneer.
81 viii sen for II. r. Fulton. st bis store. at n
MONDAY, septenben- I'd. al 10 o cIock a. m az
and O'Clock p. m LA &c and valuable colisctiCn
FORFEITED PLEDGEs.
and continue said sa'e, MORN ING and EVEN
ING, until all lots are disposed Of.
THIS sale includes 81 forfeited pledges to date.
Sales Of Clothing mornings, JsWelry, &C.. even
JAMES GUILD, Auct.
H. K FULTON suc3Q cts
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LOOKING INTO THE ORIGIN of the famous
phrase used by President HAYES i'm his lett
OF acceptance He serves his party best who
serves his country best" the Indianapolis
Journal thinks that Ii has got clue in Pope's
translation of the tenth book OF HOmer's
Had, where Nestor goes through the camp TO
wake up the captains, and, arOusing Diomed.
says:
Each single Greek, in this conclusive strife
stsLds on the sharpest edge of death or life.
Yet II my years thy kind regard engage,
Employ thy youth as employ my age;
succeed TO these my cares. and rouse the rest;
be serves me most who serves his country best. ["
A5-"rH see you later is polite way OF
saying Good evening" when You have an
engagement with young lady which you do
not care about mentioning TO third party.
As-At Kalamazoo the Jews and Unitarians
have held fair together, dividing the pro-
ceeds between their churches. while at Quincy.
H., the rabbi and the Unitarian preacher have
exchanged pulpits.
Hr-Three years ago young man came to
Burlington with only IS cents i'm his pocket
He invested all his capital in a drug store.
Two weeks afterward he put up two prescrip-
lions, bought steam yacht a breechoading
gun and three dogs. and spends his summers
in EurOpe.-f HdUkeye.
A6-A wedding in his ninety third year is the
uncommon experience of Judge William
Thomas, OF Jacksonville, ILL.,, the bride being
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NLYDE,D NEW EXPRESS LINZ
BX3WKKN

N6TON AND GEORGETOWN,
CONNECTING AZ PHILADELPHIA WITH CLYDx'e
LINZ ZOE BOSTON, PROVIDENCE. AND
NEW ENGLAND SfA1Is.
60SlJaH DdYS.
From PhilsdephiA- at ID II.
Prom Wsshin2 ton-AondAy, 1t II m.
FROM 6eorsstOwn-MondAy, NJ Pm.
r ssi q ss Tsosissa DAILY Tnso.sss
Providence, and Fall River. Con-
Ugnees wishing their goods landed ut Georgetown
wharf VII pieane have them marked "6soTos.
sosoa, d. o.
~ iul ~ sof s t, sppIy " =: es
wharf. Washington, ID. CT q. =. HYDE 50 We
6e,phia. rarD-ly
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y WHIT
WET sAon.ons M"
0H1NLNGI BEST. lTOBA00O.

Awarded hfohest ps5ss 1t Centennial Exposition
for 1Hs chs,et~S Qso!tttes and ssceelsNcs a~d
S0StJN1 character Of Ss0etentN1 and (0vortn0.
The best tobacco ever made. As our blue strip
tzsde marx Ii closely initiated on inferior goods,
IN n E11s sc ~ - On Svesy piGs Goi9 y
BON Co., HshS, PeterSbufR, Va. 1ll-m, THAI
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WE HEREBY NOTIFY VIM. P. HAN6LEY,
y! Mrs. Simpson, r. Galaher. r. G. somss,
$50 Louisiana avenue by them, viii be offered for
sale st public auction, at IL m. the 3lst of this
month"; unless storage aud charges are paid on or
aug23-7ts JET & co,
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nSTRICH and every kind Of ORNAMENTAL
" fEATHHRS dyed and Manufactured ct th0
1RkNCH E8TABLBHNENT, 010 9TH 0rook
eppo0O Unateo StAteoIa&eot O0eo. WI00
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THE LATEST PUBLICATIONS.

Around the W orld In the Yacht "sunbeam, - b.
Mrs. .Brsssy; illustrated. $50. The Atlantic
Islands AZ Escorts OF Health and Pleasurea by q.
and Taking Photograph, BY 6. B. Prescott M. !;
%. TIE Battle OF Mobile Bay, by Gem. +. A. Par
sWinburne; second series, S1.7t 1 Legacy, b.
Miss Mulock; S1.1O. Jet: Her Face or Her For.
tune: paper, soc. Mag: Story OF To-day; paper,
SOC. Miriam's Heritage, by Alma Calder; paper,
75e.- The Canoe and The Flying PIoa; paper, a6c.
For sale by AOHUE BIOS.
jeS4-tE Booksellers and Stat,oners. lol6 FL. ~.
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m e. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Aucti on scr
On MONDAY, september 2, 1878, at 6p. II
M, will offer for sale on the premises 10 -
23x1OO.
Terms: One-quarter cash: balance in 6. IL and
1S months, with interest at per cent.
aug29-d&ds THOS. E. WAGGAMAN Auc
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"ASh. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioaeer.

" Ash. b. " ILLIAMH, AuctiOReer.
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY 'FRONT.'
ING On SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN
No. 707, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, September 3, 1878, at $50 -
o tass Pm IT,. shall N se IN front Of the Pre-
having 81 feet front, containing 2.6a2 square feet
Terms: One-6fth cash; balance In enc, two,
three and four years. for notes bearing interest at
7per cent. per annum from day Of sale, and 90
veyAnctng Ut cost Of purchaser. 500 down ON day
OF sale. aug18- eOlw, I'd
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THO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS

i -''>oo
Take the NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN and
5 54H ESFRE sAl1 Fsa1s 6fHR
Central Depot, New York, and thus
SAVE SEVEN HOURS TIME AND SEVENTY
MILES TRAVEL,
and 60 through from New York to the Mountains
by Daylight In II hours.
Tickets and further Information can be Obtained
In ashington ut once OF the Baltimore and P0to-
mac Railroad. augA I'm
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FROM REV. JOHN GREGORY,

FROM REV. JOHN GREGORY,
Pastor Of the Wesleyan Methodist Church at
PHtSfOn, Luzerne County, Pa.
MY Dear Sir:-Having at various times person.
Ally, and In my own and other families, tested the
great value of the medicine called PERUVIAN
SYRUP, or PROTECTED SOLUTION OF PROTOX-
IDE OF IRON, most cheerfully recommend 1t,
especially to those who are suffering from dyspep-
tic and nervous disorders. As Q reliable and pow
erful Alternative, 1t Is, think, unsurpassed; and
Is tonic, free from all the Objectionable features
of alcoholic remedies 1t Is most endcient auXil-
larry to the temperance cause. One of the greatest
hindrances to the temperance reform 1T present is,
think, the medical use of alcoholic SttmulantS.
Whatever may be argued as to their necessity In
certain cases we have In the PERUVIAN SYRUP 3
safe and efficient substitute for those dangerous
remedies. This testimony Is given unsolicited,
with the hope that some who are not yet &C
Quanted with the valuable properties OF the medi-
cine may be induced to give 1t q trial.
Yours truly, JOHN &RE6ORY.
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d. L. COLDW ELL, salesman.
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers.


TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE TwO-sToRY
COTTAGE FRAME DWELLINGS AND
H2TH1 1H kEs Nin Sp1h on S sTRE III
sEXEM S,r g, AND EIGHTH STREETS
By virtue Of deed Of trust given to US, dated III
May LIST, 1873 and duly recorded in Liber e:iD
District Of Columbia, and by request OF the parry
secured, we will SELL at public auction, on tn URS-
DAY, the 18th day OF August A. D. 1878, at
O'Clock p m, In front Of the respective premises,
ises known and described upon ground plat or plan
Of the city OF ashipgton D. as being Lots Nos.
10, IL IL, L. IA, Is, lie, H. 81, 90 81 80, 80 and
81, of A. B: Kelley subdivision o. square 8S9,
ments, rights, privileges, appurtenances and her
editaments to the same. belonging or other wise
Gots 10. II and Ii are unimproved and front on
Lot IL being at the corner OF H and 7th streets
NE.
Lots ID: ls, II and 81 are unimproved and front
Lots Il. Is and % are Improved by swo-s.ory
Frame Dwellings fronting on tn street, between
Lots 30 and 81 are unimprovsd aud front on 9th
street NE.
Dwellings and front on 9th street, between II and
Terma: Une-third cash; balance In SIX and twelve
months notes bearing interest at per cent. until
paid and secured by deed Of trust on the premises
chaser deDosft Of Sibo required on each To- ~" a.
soon as sold. If the terms OF sale are not complied
with within seve days fro m day of sale the Trust
leeerve Inc gnt to resell The property at the risk
sug12-d CONRAD KAUFMAN, irnstees.
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THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LIMITED.
DBfW1BE INV IORK AND LIy1RP0Ol

CALLING Ar OORK HARBOR
Abyssni,. Wsa. Aug p ParsSis. .Tssrs.. Sep. 10
Bothnia.. Wed. Aug. ss Abyssiniz. We'd. Sep. IS
Al9MtA. Nec., Sept Q Bolhnla... Wed, Oct, 8
skI.ia. Wed, Sep. u Algeria. We'd, Oct. 8
ScythiA.-..Wed., Sep. - 'Rnssia. Weo.. Oct. l6
RATES OF PASSl&K
~ SSsaMsfa Carrying steeraSe, no Ari l0D eold.
No gteerase.
~ gseamers not Carrying sseeraSs, &c S1Ou ana
Tickets % Paris, JIG, gold, additional
Return nckst5 on favorable terms.
DteerAGaAf very low rates, Steera9o tscSess fr,Fn
Live9poot3 I'd Qaeenstovn and III Other parS Of
gov, Hsvre, Antwerp and other poFts on ina Con.
6nent, md fUf Mediterranean ports.
0face, No. q Bowling Green, or both stoerave and
saoin. % OTIS BIa1LOW. s06 7th ssRest. WAN
fe-G GHI1. q. YRAHCKLYH. Assna, NY
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sTEAMEH FOB NEW YORK.

Knight alternately leave Pier q East <kAna
sSsry hST SU DAY At p. me- aeo S;:
town every MONDAY, and Ale11ndI1a lame day.
Freight tAken ut lowest rates. For Information
apply ut once over Metropolitan Bank, 18th street.,
or to Il. r. 4. DENHA4. Agent, Water streets
spS1-T SAMUEL BACON. President,
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GEBAAN LLOYD.

6fBANEHIP LINE BBfWBBH HBN YORK.
EOUfHAHPfSN AND BRRM1H.
The steamers Of this Company wil nil every Sat-
0fdAy from Bremen Pier, foot OF Third .ASIaA
street, Hoboken. Rates Of passage: A&&A
From New York 70 Southampton, Lon. ~e>A
don, Havre And Bremen, first cabin. o100; second
cabin, go gold storage, $50 currency !or freighi
or passage, Apply TO CE1aRlCaA + CO.,
Hpl-6m q Bowling Green. New York.
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PROPOSALS. ron FUEL.

DKfARrnHNr OF STATE
WASHINGTON. D: q, July stps a,s - e.
Sealed Proposals. % b enassse1 Sn ,en
Is N. on rHI 81sT DAY OF AUousI. aSss. %
furnish this Departm.ns Mitn foHa 10 tns ysSs
9uantities End q sach times g may De desired.
Information e 70 kinds n s.a Suanmues o. 80
cry, can be obtaine4 II this Depaa tment.
The riyht 70 reieS my ana al bios % Q sccs
s REQUIRED 10 furnish with his bid bond with two
euI sffes, In the sum OF two thousand dollars IS
"AA' r. @. MORGAN.
auss Z, N.0,A0 aOp<iRtsadsak>
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CUNABD LIME.

With the view OF diminishing tho chances Of
collision, the steamers Of this line take . specific
course for Iii sSas0n1 of the year.
ON the outward pAssag from Queenstown to New
York or Boston, crossing the meridian OF 20 at q
lAt-, or nothing 70 the north of -.
On the homewArd passage crossing the meridian
OF 80 at g lst., or nothing to the north of a.
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Steamer JOHN W. THOMFSON, Captain join
3. WOOD, leaves her wharf, terHi.
nus OF 5th ana ssn gtreet hneof ears.
Eurfiomln, Nomini and LeonaFdtoWn. geopping %
aneermediate landings each trip. Days OF sailing.
JAme q Steamer NAttAno,
For further informAtion. apply at ths once. over
Netxopolitan BAnk, knox,s Exprses Omcs. or ss
Baggage called for on Application q Knox's r.
fe0 OMce. 1A1UM. BACON, Press.
u, 7. ACCINELLY, Agent.
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS FOR LABOR AND MA
II TERIALS FOR TIL e PROPOSED BUI LD-
ING FOR THE BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING, WASHINGTON, ID. Q.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
WASHINGTON, ID. C., August 18th. 1878 }
Sealed Proposals will be received If this once
until IL M. on the Both DAY OF AUGUST, 1873.
4r furnishing and delivering Ut the site OF the pro-
Printing, Washington, ID. c., III the common
brick required for the structure, being - 1850
n: more or less, half red and half arch.
Also, sealed proposals for mixing and putting Ia
The concrete foundations, and setting Of III brick
and stone work up to first floor level Including tho
furnishing OF the stone work, such Is sls, water
liable, &C.; the government 20 furnish III BRICK
sand and O. ment.
Copies OF specification. blank form Of bond. ana
ton Ut this once. Jas. q. HILL
aug10-mwf,0t Superyktng Afchltoce.
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srkur
From A PHYSICIAN.
NORTH HYDE PARK, W., Feb. ., lS76.
Aesns. SETH W. FOwLE q SONS, Boston.
6e~fIemen-You may perhaps remember that
suffering from general debility. the sequence Of
ShSc.ns s aSs State and also canada ~tSc1e
relief. At your recommendation she commenced
sas 1s but ms the
she began to Improve rapidly. and now, After using
and abe to do Of the WsrT about the
and feel that cannot speak too highly In praise
eral Of my patients and have procured the sale Of
sever, dozen Of it here Y9n can make any use of
II. d. BELDEN, II. D.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
CURES
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dropsy,
Chronic Diarrh2a, Boils. Nervous,
Affections, Chills and Fevers,
Humors, Loss Of COnsiitu.
tionaI Viger, Neural-
gfa, Female Com.
plants, and
ALL DISEASES
ORIGINATING INA
BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD.
OR ACCOMPANIED BY
DEBILITY
LOW STATE OF THE SYSTEM.
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0UNCANsON BROs., Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
ERTY, LOCATED ON PENNSYLVANIA
A Az , m BETWEEN 25D AND PATH
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STEAMERS. &c.
GUAAEB ABBAM0E1JE4.
f0R NORFOLK, IORTKEss MONROE AND

THE SOUTH.
The gW1ft md elegant iren Steamer LADY OF
fHK LAKE, Capt; Q. J. BoNN!- -
WILLIE, leaves 6th-street wharf.
until further notice. eveAy NON
DAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. II B o'cl'k
.. M, connecting with steamers for Boston, Provi.
aeace and other Northern Points. Returning,
1eayes Norfolk every TUESDAY, THU RaDAY
and SATURDAY, ut & O'Clock .. M
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nlZe meat least ne 0ldnt look at me-anu l.
thought it prudent not to notice him.
Did that preacher looking fellow send
message to G-e'' asked of the operator,
when had gone in and closed the door after
"Yes. Why do you ask"
"Oh, only out OF curiosity" replied.
WAS it anything of Importance? The man
said that his brother and brother-ln-law We're
both killed this afternoon"
The operator took the copy Of the message
from the file on the ia Bile and laid lt before
me. 1t was addressed to Mrs q. ID. Grlggs,
O., and signed Isaac e. Van Scooter. 1t
SHenry and Charles are both dead. They
will be sent home Thursday"
Everything seemed consistent. and any
doubts had entertained of the good inten-
lions of the stranger were speedily dissolved.
1 didn't go back to the office, but turned my
walked along that Thursday would be an
uncommon day with me, with two cOrpSeS
and $4,000 in specie in my car.
The money was safely deposited in the car
an hour before the time for the train to leave,
Thursday morning. It was securely locked in
two strong, iron bound chests, and when they
were slowed away in the large safe, and the
doors made f thought sserSans
we pulled out two wagons passed Dy the car.
one of them containing two collins and the
other six men, who were eviaeatiy aciing as
reaved brother with the peculiar eye but he
was nowhere to be seen. Thought 1t a little
strange that he should be absent at such q
time, but forgot all about ii in a moment.
r The collins were placed In one end Of the
car, and after il had been arranged that one
of the men should come into the car and take
a look at the bodies when we arrived at Red
wood, he sho0k hands with the others and en-.
tered one of the coaches. As the doors closed
on him, the bells rang and We went steaming
away.
it was pretty busy for an hour or more, and
we had passed three or four stations before 1
had time to cast more than casual glance to-
ward the quiet passengers at the end of the
car But after . little, when had more leis-
uro, an uncomfortable wish took possession OF
me to look at the faces OF the two dead men.
describe 1t any way better than TO Say II NA q
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-09-29

Babre Iieot."
sWie errei6en mir he ober2 ,uie pernibs
ten mir lie y froste Dirf BIote. .Gift ibr
jn 9eben, tpioeritrebt mir. 4
sd bin aud fsin feiger W1Drber," efit-l
9s9nete Sugo. v9lsin, mir iperben fpie
ytdnner bon6eln, oie6einoin in ibrer Burg,
.threm Verfted aufIu1en uno bort iiber tie
@eri6t balten."
sWillh 9u ipoitens" frngte 9irf. Sc
oentlt Su Sersog 4Ibredps nidbt, Der lie
mt lsinem 3eibe ihiiben miro ?"
Der Seraog Miro nidbt fort unb fort i'm
9aag tpellen. Sobalb er ieiner Hsiioen5
Den Hiden fehrt, lperben mir ii6er bas
Shlob berfaleH unb nicbts Ioa tie Dor Der
Edde Der rD.ben Quite belhiiben."
Der Brnoer ipanote 6ageoen Elm, baB lie
nld1t 5olloern olirften, 6aB Der Ser5og
absr pielleitbt lan9e ben Soae ni6t DerlaI-
len iueroe.
.Rsnnit Su albrebt 10 i6ledt. baB Du
nelnlt. er iperoe nid)t, beDor Der Minter ibn
elnlhnett, oas fSreie in elmer 2eiie ooer
ldneeren &itt iu9eng SD pette baraaf,
oaB feline yBotbe peroebt uno er III Mot
mehr in oem Saag, periebte Sugo.
Sh0n na6 penieen 9agen berihteten
aus9eIanote Spdber. baB er 9e9t ae.
babt babe uno Der 5erso9 I6on am Waus
rltlusta9e cine Heiie na4 6lanoern untres
ten tuer6e.
so ioa lie bic borauf foIoenoe Raht
iterben!" idwuren bic grioer. .Nibts
lou uns aurtdbaIten, iie gu riAsn."
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graR0fft)er Ialeil.
oerwib.

Obalsi6 mir eben erit in ben Gsbiem.
Der adtunofebsis s.treten iino, lissen mir
bereits einige nene beutlde Ra!enoer fiir
oas Sabr 9leununoIiebsis Dor. 9ie 5er-
ren RaIenDermaber babens eilig. sic
ihrtiben benz laufrnosn Sabre nod bel 2eb-
selten ben Hetr0log. uno heben oas ileue
aus Der &anfe, nod bepor es sur Welt gs.
iomtnsn lit. Das III Die ssolse Der Ron.
turrens, bic einen iolaen IiterarilHen
SAnelllaui noibwen6is riabi. Das
8ublitum hdtts feline ltnaeoulo iiherlia
nod bis sum Sanuar sesiiselt. un bic
ibm borgsiGnittsne RaIenoernabruns az
flo tn nsbnlen. Gie III niht ebsn lsdsr !:
gbrbare neutrality-suspicious., bentn Die
WlDraI bintsn btralsbdnet wis benz
9antrn bas SaihsniuA -huussebadsne
6pruhpeisbeit-siniee inftIoIe Sdnnrs
ret. In tsm bstannien8ep6tierniannsftl er.
sdblt-b biel HslIeres biatsn uniere asp6bn.
timen nsutihtn sialenDer nit1t. Glnt Mus-
natme trtadt nitlleiht nur Der .Sintenhe
Hoie,r Der bic Wfiifsr peltsibimIidtr
DarlisuuusSsanp tkf f@ " ssslnntn
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Die Fp4tsrSss RabsIiau.

Gie WaIien Der poeis batisn fir allbrent
I'm STREET segen Niatbilbe, Ssrsos's MI-
helms v. GernabIin, seItritten. GIsIe
mar unterleeen unb felt 1886 fab Der Or.
itere. ben oas Nolt ben Batter Der MinittIs
nannie, sbne @eensr auf benz iEbron bon
oolano, 6eelano uHo 5ennegau. Die
9eppelbo6Ssit BON 10. April aIuiihsn ben
ysleoerlaHosn sineriejt8 unn sslanbern.
bussunb eHosEtrisitf - Die Ggbprinssil
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-09-29
@suaiafaItisss.

@aIasnhumsr III Elm tedbnisf,er
Ausorud, Der In iinlsrn 5agsn hiufiq ae.
braudt tpirb, iibsr oeiien Gntitebuna nber
Heitle eiiltiee GrtlaraRg nod bereebens ae-
iudbt n,iro. der Iiebensiuiirbige Bnlfas
oi6tsf sebsl bat in isinelrt .Gh0bt8iiIsin
|Oss sttinI6su ealsirtnnSse~ sIne O.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-09-29
Das 619lid)e Dolksblatt

foitet pet pcR (nbns SesntassbLatt, go per Sabr
saeo bas beIbs Sa5r arb $3.50 has Risrtstebr. gsit
ssnnsasssIatt ;ti.ao per Sabs $500 sas saIbs Sabt
uns $3.50 sus a3isnsLiabs.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-03-27
What Both Parties Say of Judge
Mckinney.

The editor of the Sullivan Land
mark, (Dem.,) published at Union
Depot. who attended the late term
of the Circuit Court of Carter CO.,
has this to say of Judge Mckinney !:
We found. upon cur arrival, can
didates as thick as clover blossoms
in July. or course they were all
glad to see us and the amount Of
handshaking was tremeRdons-upon
the whole it was 'happy meeting"
We were in the Courtroom some
what, and had the pleasure of form
ing the acquaintance of Judge Nc
Kinney and noting his acceptable
and equitable ruling. His manner
is easy but positive aud forcible, his
bearing dignifed, and we don't re.
member when we have seen a Bench
so appropriately filed as it is at the
present. When off the Bench he
moves about and mingles with that
geniaIity and affable ease that char
acterize him, rs we are told. at all
times. Every one seems TO like, adj
mire and respect him.
While we know but little of the
other aspirants. we do recognize the
fac that few men could possibly be
more popular than Judge Mckinney
and all owing TO 2entleE anly. faith.
ful, and Jealous discharge OF his OH.
cial duty. With Judicial aud digni.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-03-27
Sept. 5, 1877
Nature Provides.

An antidote to the Coughs and Colds
incident to this severe climate can be
found Coussens' Compound Honey of
Tar. It's undOubted efficacy warrants
us in endeavoring to extend the use
fulness of the greatest Cough Medicine
of the age. Genius, Nature and Science
have joined hands in the production of
this invaluable remedy. The busy bee,
who rOves from flower to flower, gath
ering his sweet store, contributes gol-
den honey, the treasury of his industry;
while the lofty Pine pOurs from its bo-
som a resinOus balm. Combining these,
with ether simple materials from the
treasury of nature, slillful hands have
prepared Coussens' Compound Honey of
Tar, which bear the palm as cure for
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Group, and
all diseases of the Throat and Lungs.
Price, so cents a bottle. For sale by
w. p. Carriger, MorriStown.