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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-29

Piute Indian custom makes The
sQuaw property, as much as pony or
a blanket, and the right of the husband
to kill his wife is never disputed.
The authorities never interfere with
tribal customs and regulations of the
Piutes.
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emisce1Ianeons.
DARE TO SAY "NO.v

Dare to say "No, when you're tempted to
drink,
Pause for a moment, my boy, and think
Think of the wrecks upon life's ocean
tossed
For answering Yes" without counting
the cost.
Think of the mother who bore you in pain
Think of the tears that will fall like the
rain;
Think of her heart, and how cruel the
blow;
Think of her love and at once answer
mo"
Think of the hopes that are drowned in
the bowl,
Think of the danger to body and soul;
Think of sad lives once as pure as the snow
Look at them now and at once answer
"No,'
Think of a manhood with rum-tainted
breath,
Think how the glass leads 10 sorrow and
death,
Think of the homes that, now shadowed
with woe,
Might have been heaven had lhe answer
been mo"
Think of lone graves both unwept and
unknown,
Hiding fair hopes that were fair as your
own;
Think of proud forms now forever laid
low,
That still might be here had they learned
TO say Nor
Think of the demon that turks in the bowl,
Driving to ruin both body and soul
Think of all this as life's journey you go,
And when you're assailed by the tempter,
say No"
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-29

sifnimentvery naturally originated in Ameri.
ca, where Nature provides in her laboratory such
surprising antidotes for the maladies Of her chill
dren.. Its fame has been spreading for IS years.
until now It encircles the habifahle globe. y
The Mexican Mustang Liniment Is matches
remedy for all external ailments Of man and besst
To stock owners and farmers It Is Invaluable.
"A single bottle often saves human life or
stores the usefulness Of an excellent horse,
cow, or sheep.
It cures footrot, hcof- all, hollow horn, F
screwworm. shoulder-rot, mango, the bites
stings OF poisonous reptiles and insects, and ev
such drawback to stock breeding and bush Life
It cures every external trouble OF horses. s---
as lameness, scratches. swinny, sprains, founder.
wind gall, ringbone, ETC.. etc a-1fr .
The Mexican Mustang Liniment Is the quickest
cure in tho world for accidents occurring in the
family, in the absence Of o physician, such as
burns, scads, sprains, cuts ETC., and for rheuma-
tism, and stiffness engendered by exposure. Par
ticularly valuable to Miners.
It Is the cheapest remedy In the world. for &c
penetrates the muscle to the bone. and q single
application Is generally sufficient to cure.
Mexican Mustang Liniment Is put up In three
sizes OF bottles, the larger being proportion
ateiy much the cheapest Sold everywhere.
- e 40 3.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-29
NOTICE tOTEACHERS

IVA Is BOAR oE school. .tXANINERS
Il Will hold their examinations for The en-
suing ear as follows
The thiid saturdays of August, ,crmL~r.
January. February, June and July.
The first and third Saturday OF September,
oetoeer, Novemb-r. Msren- April rnd May.
~ Determinations will he ted in lie. \ IS
9rammar Room OF the 'entral Union Schuo
Building. commencing al $50 A. n. 9 r'
%Certincates will not be snte,Isf-.i nnT
extended.
AH applicants are reQuired ga o1ng z
recommendations from ineiT sst employers
or teachers.
By Order of The PoIh
<Flt SAN W. 4. PI AIT Clerk
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-29

are still the most thorough and search
Ing cathartic medieine that can b
employed: cleansing the stomach and
bowels, and even the blood. In small
doses of one pill day, they stimuidte
the digestive organs and promote Wig
orous health.
AYER's PILLs have been known for
more than quarter of century, and
have obtained o world vide reputation
for their virtues. They correct dis
tive organs of the body, and are so
composed that ohstruct;ons within
their range can rarely withstand or
eyade them. Not only do they cure
the everyday complaints Of every
body, hut Also forsnidab2e and daRGer,-
Gus diseases that have befi1ed the besk
of human skin Whils hey produee
powerful effects, they afe, at the 0Fuo
time, the safest and est-physic FOR
children BY their saperieut action.
they grippe much less tim the -connfncil.
purgatives, and never give pain when
the bowels are nok indnmed.& They
reach the vitnk fountains ef the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing
it from the clements of weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions
In all climates, containing neither
calomel nor any deleteriousr drug.
these Pills may be taken with safety
by anybody. Their sugar-coating pre-
serves them ever fresh and n5alses
them pleasant to take; while being
purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use in any quantity. -
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-29

For Al the pnzpesss q 2 Family Physics
Indigestion, Foul Stomach, Breath,
Hesdachs, Eryuipeaas. Hhauma, = Z
tism, Eruptions and ekin DfDe6se8, .
Bihousness, Dropsy, TumorS,
ner Pill, for purifying the Blood.a y
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-29
Columbus & Toledo R.R
NEW ROUTE
North, East, South, West.
SUMNER ARRANGEnEn =
Taking Effect May aefh. ISIS
Three Passenger Trains Da'is ~
cent Sundays, ms follows:
goRTH BOUND.
SOUTH BOUND.
Through Coaches between DETROIT
and COLUMBUS on both Expire So

Connections made in Union Depot at Colun bus
for Newark, Zanesville, Circleyilie, Chillicotne;
Portsmouth, Lancaster Athens, Aanettn ana
W R5y: IN Timer Sandusky for Bucyrus, Lima,
Fl. Wayne and Chicago; at Carey for Findlay;
TffIin and Sandusky; at FOstOria with T. d D. an9
l. T. and l. Railroads for Fremont Deshler and
Defiance: at Toledo with l. (. d NJ. s, F. d 7. u.
and Canada Southern Railroads for Detroit, jack
on, lansing Grand Rapids, East Saginaw and all
OOints In Michigan.
-Parlor and Sleeping Cars on all through trains
ON Columbus TO New York, Philadelphia ana
altimore without change.
W A. MILLS Gen'l Ticket Agent.
ORLAND SMITH, Gen'l Supt.
NJ VI. GREENE, President.
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0LtDs 2G093 !
TRIED
:. '.@ TRUE.

People are getting ncquainted-and those who
are not ought to be-with the wonderful merits Of
that great American Remedy, the
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-29

:.
Are the most
effective snd
coagenial- pur-
gative ever dis
covered. They
are mild, but
e fectual IN
their opera-
tion, moving
the bowels
surelyb and
without pam.
Although gen.
tie In their OPP
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-29
Dave Smith was going down Br

Dave Smith was going down Broad
way with an umbrella marked ''StOlen
from D. Smith" There" said man
in front of the st. Nicholas. II al
ways thought that fellow looked like a
thief
The population of Richmond Va,
has doubled since the war, and her
manufactures now number 361. The
sales in 1876 reached the sum of 80
424. 500. her wheat and corn mills pro-
ducing s2,s57, 600, her forty-one tobac-
co factories s1a, ,OSs. 800, and her iron
work s2,os2, $50.
Plants imbibe nourishment from the
soil, c-,ielly from the points OF the fibres
at the extremities of their roots. Hence
the practice of banking up beans, pota-
toes and other plants in hills or drills,
and of watering, stirring the soil, and
laying manure close to the stems Of
trees and plants, is erroneous in prin.
ciple and often injurious in effect.
According to DR.. Voelcker, 1000
pounds of farmyard manure, composed
of horse, pig and cow dung, about IA
days old, contain "a pounds of soluble
silica, 15.6 pounds of ammonia, 1871
pounds of phosphate of lime, 2s.7
pounds of lime, 81 pounds of magnesia,
1875 pounds of potash, II pounds of
soda, six-tenths pounds of common
salt, % pounds of sulphuric acid, 1895
pounds of water and $40 pounds Of
woody fibre. r-
Citnip is one of the most reliable of
honey producing plants. The seed
should be sown very thick, in March,
on good garden soil Plants blossom
the first season, but it requires two
years 20 give them full bloom. In the
fall, cover the plants slightly with rub
bish, to prevent the frost from throw
ing them ont of the ground. In the
spring, set the plants out 81 fit. apart
each way, and cultivate like corn. The
seed is worth about 3 per pound.
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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-29

AVS 80 y
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
DEP lRTURES FOR EUROPE TO-DAY.

Five steamers will sail for Europe to-day,
four Of which will carry passengers The fleSEts are
very large every available foot Of space being occupied
The Republic, Of the White Star Line. and England, Of
the National Line, will sail for Liverpool; the Bolivia
Of the Anchor Line, for Glasgow the Donau, Of the
North German LlOyds, for Bremen and the Holland OF
the National Line, for London. Following the lists
OF the passengers:
FOR LIvERPOOL-Tn Steamship Republic.-Mrs. Morrill,
August RogY. the Hon. william Nurhead = NJ MoschOwiz
r. j. OvugtOn, Thomas Thompson, J. W Gal, T. Hack j.
Williams y. Rooney, Charles Hcah.
IL. Pratt James Pro,dis, W. NJ. Macpherson William
Whiting Lewis Chalmers, Max Hamburger Mortimer ~ rry
ii CifOuX, ]. b. Champagne James VI Wlirter Hugh j.
Jones, Herzz julius kayser Jose NJ Fernandez Juan
Urf.slle.
Ia Siegnshio EaglGnd-A Mactavish Mr.. Dennis, Y h.
Resen. sylvester stewart Mrs stewart Mr. IhonIson
f. T. MaIsland. MaTsand and infant Charles Young,
simmons, G.. CshiN, Mrs. sarah E0mODds,
William Ingram, Thomas Williams. aud eight Others.
FOR GLASGOW-Ip steamship Boitrtd-HcnIy T. Mausen.
A r. Fdwards 4. McLaren. William scriIugcWr Mira. J.
Abeuethy Miss GRAY, MIS- NJ MCDOugall W. l. Fraser, r.
River Mrs. Louise Iitc Henry Ilei George Graf W. r.
Russell Mrs. MARY Richardson. Miss Anna pOllSi.
FOR BREMEN-Tn Steamship DOnGiL--HugO Hoffman, c.
Ritter b. WoiG William G. j. Bastian Rudolph Engelhardt
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05

Shin unmtoldt Ger) Cornelius, Bremen 6odays IN paa''
to fN1s E9H 1Sdge Ege nauscn 40 days in ballast
to ST Kns cr Nor Henrctsen Liverpool 81 days in
ssrk Fadeaa Aast Podrugo Plymouth so DAYS in bal
bark sHan Windsor ~ M0s9er Prs9i is rsyeend M9y
Day , rSr hcden to Dundee Anderson shanghai is days
with mdse order; vessel master Passed cape on S %
Hope Nov q 81 Helena 18Th an ana - closSe ,c h''o
Bark Pacific Nor nar1is, Bordeaux 4G days IN oaa'' "
Rark 5faianns Ferro ntal Consonoo Dunkirk GA days.
in ballast TO Bcnhau & Boycsen. =. ,,o,.s, %
ranch Anchored in Graves9s Bay for STs@D -
Bark Ontario @; Wind.or ~ So coainee'' Antwerp 20
Bark Aiphens Marshai Coi DigDy " 81. McFadden' Ant
" dls SSE May Z 81 stawa4 Safi' % st. Iohn \ McLn Rcter
dam Dec. > in ballast to Snow Burgess Ahcnoi'o J."
Carlo r. XsTry ~ Gays M1s os % OalS %ve
Bn srakqT Co Glasgow whitehi Rio Janero 81 days.
BarE Faeia Nor Nielsen Barcelona 10 days in ballast to
Bfk Belle Keith Windsor n 81 MeDcnal@ m feI9an
Big Cgrarao lof Windsor y, : j. Faulkner Curaca" Is
days With sndse to fGlSes SOM ,scure Trinidad 20
days in ballast 1rowbrdge's sons Has been DAYS
north OF Iattcras Dec 81 Of AOsecnm in an ~ f. gale
WIND sg1setA sandy Hook modGats " s j. WI ;sin G9rdy
FOREIGN PORT.
LONDON Jan t-Saled ID ]. H. McLaren Tor Tyoes;
e bG. Anses ian oni cbsG A"Fi Ebeo5r ID inst Kesr
cromwell August; sd nst Virginia, capt Pugsey hau
ka Derweut Cons ancf ant Richards COroDela SidzeIl
4h inst Oregon, Cant. Thorsen Guisseppna Hia"a'ha'
Capt. Jones; Light Brigade =
DOMESTIC PORTS.
GALVESTON Jan i-Clearsd. bark Ali Liverpool -,
PoRT ROYAL $ G. Jan. 4.Anived steamship Cy ci pal'
BttTII6rF Jan 4-Ariived steamship Noravian, Graham
IlVCrpoo harks ONO DAHL LOndOn Bi0 krcglhcl Bristol
Zvonimr Mattovich. Naples Jamcs Kitchen Eeyh99ius
Newrv; Bessie Atkinson. PCnartil; m WhcoN ihr"' I"
dopdeTrv. Cleared, bark EuPeno. Queenstown -.
FoRTRFss MoNRoR. Va. Jan 4.-Arilvrd hhihs hoihpn
Auelse from Galway for OI0crs NaV0rcD nom LNe'Ioo
e'hng. -,.,.. ,-tr Iona,
PHLApELPIIA Jan 4.Ar1ived, bark Mar1ana H. L"PeH
Lisbon Cleared. bark GTaZioza. Cork or falmouth - g.
boston. Jan. Arrived. steamship Cafro' "i'sH'' "'
vannah bark BOLIVIA. Cape Costa Eica - =, r,..
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
QUEENSTOWN Jan 4-The Cunard Line steamship boihnn
Cant Nc York Dec 10 arrived here nj p
III iier to ltvcrpooi
The uman Line steamship City of Brussels Capt Watkins
from Liverpool sailed from here to-day Tor New ofA'
IEor other Shsp Necs sec Fjfth Pa7e
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
PROTESTING AGAINST oLEoMARGARryE.

About seventy commission merchants III the
butter trade yesterday for the purpose Of taking
tOn in regard TO the violations Of the law requiring al
persons selling OeOmaTgarne to brand II such II
suggested that National Association for the Prcycn
ton Of AdulteratOn Of Butterr" should be formed r.
l. Cole hoped that action would not be taken hastily
He thought it possible that at some future day those
present might be glad to receive profits from the sale Of
oleOmargarine. Mr. Miller said that Mr. Cole had cyi-
IDENTIFY mistaken the point al issue. Mr. French SAID
that he did not object TO the sale Of OeOmaIgarine as
SUCH but lie did object 10 Its sale butter Tie assoc
tOn organized by the election Of the following Off
GERS President, Joel b. Hunter; Vice President Jas
]. Joyce; Treasurer Thomas. IL. Newman Secretary
I. Mortimer searer.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Friday. Jan. 1, ISIS.
The following sales were held at the hX-
change Salesr0Om to-day:
Rg ". n. Ff0aklia's Sons.
| 3stOry brick dwelling hol.se 2sory hrick iWe
mg hOus, with stables ana plot oi iand Nos ~ -
SYar Is' : ~ I,fc g. lS 60 II sl3 go
| STORY and basement brown stone house with lo
:sn5 %G 81 hsr, lszd'' ; 'oi' 1000
similar houses with lots nos %, - ana ." fast lou
ST; u ,r :, ~ IL f'i "'' '''- - 1850
similar E"1G IS, %l, x m "a sane an rSn 4sj0
YB Ho1cd,d ". 'OdtcS -
! . story bric. dwelling house with io No * M'r
Snis,,, 4'''i II "'' | ............ 19 900
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
PASSENGERS lfRPITED.

From HANANA-TD Sie0ugStiD SQi0fog1-A. Alexander.
J. Jones :. CuofbO r. FrlqulnctO j. GTau and WIFE,
isbief r. Il Fsg, g. Nicolcsco wife servant Pedro
"oalco Ada Harley, A. strauss T. C.dwcI. J. d. stable.
FROM NAsSAC-Ia Steamship Cdrond. let-Dr. r. Are
~ n Painter, Mrs L. " Lloyd 5. Elsan, Vim. Ellis J. g.
BLOOMS /. Johnson L. Z. Bridges.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
SNIP NEUG.
PORT or SEw.YORR R.......................JAy. a.
CLEARED.

IDLI Oi NLW-1Ofk ........,....JAE. 4.
CLEARED
Steomshtn H. md CBr) Heeey, London T. ". J. Hurst
,iS,c."'hip Lngaud tBrl. Thompson, Liverpool, f. W
,ole osle'%sp Esgg9ac er) Kennedy Liverpool Queens
steamship Bolivia CBrA Small Glasgow Henderson Bros
,iasulP Sty 0i Austin, Chester, Feruandna via Port
Co 'oaasn'p 'aan, KoBpton. Savannah. MURRAY. Fers&
Bsik Csui Austl, Dubrovsckl Marlnoyicl Cork or Ia
Hnuii iHl cfftfs, -pc0vich & -
'4tA forge H. Do'ie Er. Coming Hayre France BOYD
ssiA a. IeraO secondo ral) russo Glasgow runch Edye
Irs onda polt) cunAa, opOrc Portugal, maccnmeyer
bnlis Ramirez. Ramard. Nasqqu, NJ PIN. Rroy-r
istSs t.Lsom bI' Lctson io1lO Cabeo Venezuela, Pen
ARRIVED.
ye sap olraIfo fbr' 8nstow. Hull Dec 10 ga Boston
Sdt-@~-sip America lGfT), De Simon -
st0fpp,l cc ~, with ndse. OelTichs a O. ia ~
the weather Win wCgirriv winds and hph sco
chip Hama &c Ian lat Al 80, ion G0 T. passed steam
s's., 4, isnGtgIt. DO for do ~ ~ ~ - P"'sV"
ard n.berg Havana Dec 20 with ,,0sA
cry e9le- ~ 80 y Eward 20. Has had continual noTh
q and yssaa 5 y sarsoSe 81 Jsgo Dec TO- cicnfaegos
r. gale iesi Doe 81, on fsnsWick fsanl An n heavy Y
3f~sinslin Choo h'eck put into Norfolk for coal "
C1agls-Ion ,o,, gas sord Rich, NewOrle nee via
ton 9O;h % Es s SeworIeans Dec. 90, via Charles
Il ~ III os hVsttT IT, ADeel, Liverpool a. davs win u,so
eIi,, cst,i, ,iSN x W llas had weather ~ ''
10 nss WI Eosion ste1es Hayre daye via yybee
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
WIRiNE LNTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sui rses.... 7:25 sun Adj Clock fast as
AOOl SETS. 200 Moon souihs. l5l Moons age days
a., - h|h WATER TO.DAf-A NJ
sandy Hook. S5i Gov. Island g3t Hell Gate 49,. .93
HGH WATER today. ~
SANDY Hook 9l1 Gov. Islard 1901 Hell Gaze . 30
HIGH WAIIR sUNDAY-A NJ
SANDY HOOs... $50 Gov. Island. .lOl Hell G3fe..
WATER sUNDAY-P.M
Sandy Hook. 9..l Gov. Island. lO43 Ie! Gale OOG
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
Gin Rral Cetntc tor 5dle.

L'OR SALE-Ncry low, Il valuable lrasehold
property consisting Of lots The southeast corner o
pd II and lithayc. having - years uuCN REQ Ap
Div at lumber yari on the premises to JOHN H. b'9
SELL.
EOR SALE-ThTcc story hrown-"tonc house; !;
lqN5OXl 100 location Stclas cnuvcui'ut ncghbh
hood the Windsor Hotel WI nc soN low ana on "a!
Terms Address WINDSOR Tribune Oftcr
nor SALE or would exchange for country
re.i encc tree 3sioy. brown ~one cabinet tni-, new
houses fast side Central Park KULASD WHITING.
BeekInan-st. ------------
WOODLAND FOR SALE.
w l,-Ol superior woodland Cane May Cony sew
railroad and auihg- Apply 10 ADltlAN H.
MULLER ~ son, No 7 PlDe-sL
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
Qedtners.

AN experienced classical and mathematical
highest city reference Address TEACHER BOZ oo iii"
Uptown Oice Los brratN ay.
4 COLLEGE GRADUATE, of several years
"A experience in teaching in New York and i'rooEi&yn &
desres position teacher OF English branches or ns
classics will give private nstfISlon' "e'n'''
references Address W c. Iilbune Omco. --.------
ALADY of several years successful experience
~ in teaching having diplomas from Nassar anu 81 Mar,
Han desires position in city teaches common anu
higher Ens bianchcs Including m,hena,ics also irsneh
German and music Lglest references. Address NASSAh
lana. Up town Tribune Once. No l,23s -- lroadw9.
4 young lady of six years experience
salary mod, rate or would willing take some hight Il
lloymcnt, copying. Sc or realns t' a Mn ao fancy
TTAtiifR ni ioc care Of Mrs watson. IL jthaye.
A MEXICAN ana FOREIGN TEACHERSs'
~ AGENCY - nioL, a ,c@in' ON ISr M far college
and schools experienced tutors who ptlaie ppis !or
The leading colleges for business Hcc0 stu
Information good schools VIII enable ibe' H9 II, W
perfect safety. can on or address Mss VI.
EUROPE.-Dr. IoOnis's select parties; june
Il TO Stuenher; special 10 teachers. No. IS Vhlof
square. TEACHERS AGENCY. -
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU. 30 UnlOn-sqllaIc,
- New.York.-Engagcmenis made for teachers' ny
haa hRaHax1pAhT~DiTfHfI 15lli Manager at 1'1',-
yTEACHERS wanting January engagements;
should apply Honduras ,,"yernErnt
several professors AMI ladies I,nnehai.ly fi@f t
con sany wanted. SCH ERMElIioRN, 50 f~lrt Iiti'
vS' COTESWORTH PINCKNElS AGENCY
forSCUOOI and TEACHERS, 30 Unloil s'l lili.iNf
s,dcl New York supplies gO0i teachers Tor any deI
with positions send stamp for application IoLin. p,
scoonis and flmies competent instruc'ors wlnon
c1arg. THT SCHOOL GAZETTE. Of the best ana c,p
iournas published interesting TO teacher u Pu' !" P
Seud ion specimen copy.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
miscellaneous.

CUIERRY RIPE by Helen B. MatheiS. author
nj aI1,nu' Thro The f,ye." Latest and most buiall
novel ,is; published complete II Tribune Nove LNl' NO
II. Price. 10 cents
EMPIRE KINDLING-WOOD DEPOT lEs-
r. ,ah;;shcd Si5 Prices reduced. send for price list
WNi. |. WILLIAMS. l5i East 21th.s'.
L. EATINGS COUGH IOIENGbS are daiiy
~ recommended for Coughs. Colds, asthma ,'c Nv & .'
Testimonials om The most cDlicht may pe 'VN"
Price 20 cents ler sold ly all druggists
Thcy contain oliuB PREPARATION Thereon. =,
T.. FOCGERA u CO., Ncw-l ork,
special Agents
7 AWOTROt'X'S PICTORIAL SlRl P.-lhc
ara, French romciy Coughs, Colds Irritation ~ 'o
TaI and all affections Of thc uhgs over 20 years Vi Il"
cI,asing popularity attest its slucr1is
Iamphlrts Sold lay all druggists. .
T.. TOUGERA q Co. Ncw-lork, agents.
.S<s@ BROADWAY, over Herald uptown
30 branch office. room i'Parldr for lades hII,.
ll,7 Broadway: disnonds watches. Jcwcly, %c pouShs
aud sold. IIEDO BROS.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
Conntrn Real Gslate for Sale.

nor SALE-STORE and DWELLING COM
4 bned. any light business. AZ hIIIbhnCh Dutch
Coauty. y. y. Addfcss BON -, fl-I MILL y. u.
EOR SALE-NeTy cheap-A beautiful coun-
trv ROckland County. twenty miles from citi
Address Pos once Box 4o29
NOR SALE or to RENI-A HOUSE and
4 'BAHN, win four acres of Rld, III LH'Ah'di Terms
easy Address BOX 3~7. iItchheld, Conn.,
no MANUFACTURERS Of SILK, &c.-F0r
sale az Oneida y y hne III lLDi;,, 9md lfgG @ @LoI
ing Of brlcK and cqnyaen I" lioNtO i'r' NA
floors whole building solid and subanil9! t0hF'I Iti
Central Midland Rfif0ad stations fiice
low Iuquiro Of \ HIGI%BOIHAN, oneida, y. Y
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-Pay Inspector Gilbert
Thornton ordered 10 the Asatc station as Fleet Pay
master Gunner S. d. Hines has reported his return
home having been detached from the Vandalia EurO-
pean station, and has been placed On sick-lcaye
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
Gin prorerin 90 Get.

~>~~~-~-~~-~---
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED with HULL'S
y PATENT CAST IRON GALVANlIED NENllLAIDR.
Send for circular. State rights for sale. - =.
HULL. GRIPPEK q co, 30 3c-dNe, y. J.
yINO EEXr-The handsomely furnished, well
ventilated English basement house; III c1uRrt oTDcl
hotwater open places. Apply tho PREMISES
NO. u 3lsl--t.. MailSOu-aVc.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05

When steamboat gets aground in any of
Tue western rivers, she waits till she gets the fever and
d que, aud then shakes herself off
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
ITO PHILADELPIlIA,
PENNSYLNANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
Fourteen Through TInns each way daily three Dcpcts In
Philadelphia, two in New York.

Double Track, Tie most Improved Equipment n the FASTEST
lime consistent with ab5blU.c stlrt5.
m On and after November II, I~IN
IkptHs Trains leave Sew York DcsbrOsses and Cort-
landt streets itII1ca, us follows:
800, $50, Du Ilmtcnl. ]. /, >. u, $50, T. $50
anu j. m sunday. m, o, o., hao. = $50 snd f. 10 .
lpoAlyn AuIrX' connect win all lifogh
Brooklyn travel.
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 800 335. T. 1:3O 8
$50 ana ii a. N Qmitti Express l3J nj ., J. $50, Z,
and $50 hnd ~ midnight sunday 3:2O $780, T. 5,
S:3u a. m, !, 100 y. M, and ~ midnight.
Ticket Oinces 90 and 9ti Broadway, No. Actor House.
loot o. DesDrosses Had CnrtiaGtsIs; No ConltSt,
and Brooklyn Annex Depot, 00t Of Fulton ST.. BrOoS-
Iyn; Nos, ia. ll6 aud llS Hu'ison-st., HobOken !;
Depot Jersey City Emigtant Ticket once No Battery
'IRANK THOMSON, l.. r. FARMER,
Geueral Manager Gen Passenger Agent