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houses, killed one person and wounded
twelve. They have also bomb arded Anapa,
on the Black sea. In Cireassia, but did little
damage to the town.
The bonfbaTdmeDt OF open towns by the
Turks while negotiations ere progressing
is said to cause great indignation in st. Pc
tersburg.
a GREAT BATTLE REPORTED.
LONDON, January 15.--Rcuter's ConstaD-
tinope dispatches announce that great
battle was fought Monday between the
towns OF Baseardiike and Pbilloppolls. SUI
lehman Pasfa afterward took up position
near the latter town, and ordered the in
habitants to leave.
WHAT sERvIA INTENDS TO CLAIM.
LONDON, January IA special from Bel
grade says Serria intends to claim the fol-
lowing peace conditions: The independence
OF the principally; the cession OF Old
Serya; and indemnity for Turkish devas-
tations in the last war.
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1n,,r;s,l q he expense 81 the county as q

fburied ns tue ~ =
panpcr s. !, sss e.
"a fFn regret OF many spoItsnlcn. Tfslslerc
does not seem 10 he any desperation to
Z. break the laws on the subj for all
arrea that the game should be protected.
The people are quietly waiting for the
Legislature to do something on the State
debt question.
The Christmas just past has been one Of
the gayest that we have known for q long
time. A great number OF parties. &C., and,
strange as IL may seem, Very little drink
ing-there being no liquor sold in this
neighborhood.
am unable TO report the success of the
bell-punch.
More anon. MARION.
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UNQUALIFIED APPRECIATION.
BOSTON. November ls, 1876.

BOSTON. November lS, 1876.
II. r. Stevens, Esq:
Dear Sir,-During the past five years have had
ample opportunity 10 judge of the merit Of VEGE-
TINE NV wife has used 1t for plants attending
lady Of delicate health with more beneficial results
than anything else which she ever tried. have
given it to my children under almost every circum-
stance attending large family, and always with
marked benefit. ] have taken it myself with such
great benefit that cannot find words to express my
UNQUALIFIED appreciation Of It's goodness
While performing my duties rs police officer In
this city 1t has been my lot to fall In with grcat
deal of sickness. Iunhesitatingly recommend VEGE-
TINE, and never knew of Il case where it did not
prove all that was claimed for ii. Particularly In
cases of debilitated or impoverished state Of the
complaints arising from an impure state the blood
it appears to work like charm and do not believe
there are any circumstances under which VEGE.
TINE can be used witrinjurious results and 1t vii
always afford pleasure to give any further infor.
nation rs TO what know about VEG ETINE.
WILLIAM b. HILL, Police Station 4.
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BUCKINGHAM COUNTY.

NEW STORE, Va, January II, 1878.
Editors Dispatch: The deep snow which
fell last week is still on the ground "wait-
ing for more" as the weather prophets
say; and while it affords protection to the
wheat and oats, it is to be dreaded on ac-
count OF the poor. have heard Of one
case already where an old negro man was
burned TO death. In his vain endeaYor to
Keep warm he must have fallen into the
lire, and as he was living In house by him-
SELF, and some distance from any other
house, he was dead when found. No i'm
quest was deemed necessary, and he was
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NIsC IS / D LEGR MS.
MIR. yqeRIIEEs's FINANCIAL SPEECH
n TsTIsE SENATE.

FAILURES IN NEW YORK AND BOSTON
DsATH OF HARLEY nEGEoRGIA DUEL
fIsT-ELECTIoN OF GEORGE q. pENDLE-
TON AS SENATOR FROM oHIo-aRREsT
OF wALcoTTs AND IRWIN FOR PASSING
COUNTERFEIT MONEY IN WILKEsBARRE.
PA-Russo-TuRKIsH PEACE NEGoTIA-
TIoNs-DEATH OF CHARLES MCCARTHY,
a ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FENIAN PRIs-
oNER-THE ToEACco-TAX QUEsTrON-sA
yANNAH RACES MoRR1ssEY's COEDI.
TIoN-BATTLEs AND BoMBAEDMENTs IN
THE. EAST, &C.. &C.
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Ireland.

Ireland.
SUDDEN DEATH OF RELEASED FENIAN.
DUBLIN, January 1j.-Sergeant Charles
Mccarthy, recently-released Fenian, who,
with his companions, reached Dublin Sat-
urday night, died suddenly in Morrison's
Hotel, where he had gone with the other
three prisoners to breakfast with Dir.
Charles Stewart Parnell, the Home-Rule
member Of Parliament for Meath.
Corporal Thomas Chambers, another OF
the released prisoners, is very ill.
Italy.
GARIBALDI TO KING HUABERr.
ROME, January 15.-Garibaldi has written
to King Humbert begging him to follow
in his fathers footsteps.
Spain.
ALFoNso's MARRIAGE APPROVED.
MADRID, January 15.-Congress by vote
OF 800 to has approved King Alfonso's
marriage with the Princess Mercedes.
The Eastern War.
THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
CoNsTANTISoPLE, January 15-9 d. M
Server Pasha and Namyk Pasha, the ENJOYS
to negotiate with the Grand Duke Nicholas
are expected at KeZanlik Thursday. The
Grand Duke has informed the Porte that
he is invested with full powers on the ques.
ton Of conditions of peace.
THE TURKS BoMRARDING OPEN TOWNS.
ODESSA, January 15.-The Turks bonn
barded the town OF Theodossia, in the south
east Of the Crimea. They burned ter
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Maryland.

VOTING FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR.
ANNAPOLIS, January 15.-The Legislature
to-day begun voting for United States sena-
tor to succeed DR.. G.. r. Dennis, whose term
expires on the 4th OF March, 1878. One in
efectual ballot was had, the votes being
scattered among about dozen candidates.
The Republicans gave their party vote to
DR.. T.. II. Steiner.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. inuary l5.-Gold opened At lO2.
Noon.-Stocks opened firm, bnt afterwards de-
clined. Money on call, Gar per cent. Gold, lO1Y.
Exchangc-Long, 48li5; Short. 4s4H Srate bonds
quiet. Governments firm.
Euentng.-hloney active at pcr cent. Sterling
dull at 4S1% Coli weak at 1O1A6D1O2. Govern
menls strong; new SIS. LOG. States dull.
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V L G z :; / n L {,
HuJNYADt JANOs WATER.
THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY
HUNYADI JANOS,
NEW APERIENT WATER.

NEW APERIENT WATER.
Specially recommended for richness in aperien:
salts and its efficacy in Bilious attacks prevention
of Govt Piles ETC.. and an Ordinary aperient, by
LIEBIG, yIRCHOW, SCANZoNI, and Sir HEN
RY THOMPSON, and the entire medical profession
In England and Germany.
j. x. BARNES, SUPERINTENDENT UNITED
STATES ARMY. "The most certain and pleas
ant In its effects of any Of the bitter waters y
DIR. j. MARION SIMS, NEW YORK. GAS q laxa-
tive, prefer 1t to every other mineral watcr.''
DIR. WTLLIAMA. HAMMOND, NEW YORK. 1.-THE
most pleasant and efficient of all purgatiye wa
ters."
DR.. ALFRED L. LOOMS, NEW YORK. "The mos;
prompt and'most efficient; specially adapted for
daily USE" =
DIR. FoRDYCE BARKER, NEW YORK. Requires
less, Is less dsagreeable and unpleasant than any
other"
DIR. LEWIS A. sAYRE, NEW YORK. Preferred t
any other laxative"
A WINEGLAssFUL A DOSE.
Every genuine bottle bears the name Of TIL
ApoLLINARIs COMPANY ,fLimited), London.
FREDERICK DE barry & CO.,
IL and 43 Warren street, New York,
Sole Agents for United States and Cauadas.
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Georgia.

DEATH OF THE WOUNDED DUELLIST.
SAVANNAH, January 15.-W. S. Harley,
who was MORALLY wounded in 4 duel on
Saturday, is dead. The coroner's jury re-
turned verdict that the deceased came to
his death from gunshot wound inflicted
bv some person unknown to the jury.
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CANNOT BE EXCELLED.

CIIARLEsTowN, MASS.
II. 4. StereRs: ..
Dear Slr,-This is to certify that have used your
Blood Preparation in my family for several years,
and think that, for ScrofuIa or Cankerous Humors,
or Rheumatic affections IL cannot be excelled; and
as bloodpuriler and spring medicine 1t Is the best
thing have ever used, and have used almost every
need of such medicine. Yours, respectfully,
MRS. A. A. DINSS1ORE,
10 Russell street.
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aIaSSa clsHSetfs.

FAILURE OF BOSTON LEATHER-DEALERS.
BosToN, January 15.-Davis Brothers d
Co.. leather-deaers, have failed. Liabili-
ties, 100000, half Of which is secured.
The embarrassment of w. G. Child. lea
ther-dealer. caused the failure Of Davis
Brothers L. Co. and Charles Richardson Il
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Florida.

SENATOR MoRRlssEY'S CONDITION.
JACKSONVILLE, January Ex-senator Nor
rissey is quite comfortable tonight. 1mme-
date danger is believed to be past.
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HAVING PURCHASED THE GOOD
LII WILL aud INTEREST," orr. RuRGESS& co.
we are prepared 10 furnish ut ali tmea the finest
MEATS z: lowest mar ket prices Nns hEEE Mu NUT:
G0REEHREEE,D DRIED BEEF ONGUESs SAU-
SAGE OF ali kinds; the finest PQREsSAVsAGEt TO
be had In the city. WOODS q LlNtlsEY.s<
s u 10-1m staH NO ., Secoad Marsets
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I'jOIlr,

Fine. $3.50; superine, $3.50; extra superhne.
1925: common family, S7GS7.50; fancy family
and City Mills, SS@$S.25, and very dull
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WHEAT.-Red, 254 bushels Fulz ut 81 .32; 81
bushels very good FnliZ 1T S1.33; 40 bushels fair
TultZ ut $1.2S; lG4 bushels Lancaster OH private
terms-lotal. 5j4 bushels.
CORN White. 246 bushels very good at Sc; 52
bushels very good at SEC: 176 bushels on private
terms: So bushels good at 51c.-toal, 526 bushels
Ihired, 60 bushels common at 47c.
RYE.-1Q bushels common ut Soc.
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MIOTICE.-We are determined to close
In our HOOKS, and all parties indebted 70 us
win please conc forward and settle their accoulfs.
8, PULLMAN q SON.
81 iai4.3tx i5s RE 1890 Main street.
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Kentucky.

THE SENATUKIAL STKUUUI'Es
FRANKFORT, January ia ballot this
morning resulted Williams, 90; Lindsay,
so; McCreary, IS; Boyd, II. Adjourned.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, January Is, 1878.
The DreaEs to-day comprised CO hogsheads,
terces, and boxes. The offerings ut auction OH
Change were Is packages; of which number 3
were taken III, and the remainder sold ut prices
ranging from Sc to Sl6.75.
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New York.
: OF DRUG-BROEERS.

FAILURE OF DRUG-BROKERS.
NEW York, January 15.-Downer d st.
John, drug-brokers, have failed. Liabii-
ties $4,000
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TIE sSTrETtM CEMETERY.

ALBANY, January ia bill passed in the
Senate to-day, relative to the Antietam Gene
terry, relinquishes the right OF the people OF
his State therein to the State Of Maryland;
OF to the United States, as at first stated
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uELP YOURSELF Is THE FIRST
IL LAW OF NATURE. At least

uELP YOURSELF Is THE FIRST
IL LAW OF NATURE. At least
BROWNE & ROWE
have determined 10 help their patrons By Offering
their entire stock at prices reduced to suit the lines
Notice: SPOOL COTTON tbcst grades) at &c.;
CALICOFS at Sc, 6lc.. 7Nc., and Szac. per yard;
DRESS GOODS At l2hc. and 1879. beautiful 1T
zoe, extra fine at 25c and 30c.; ALPACA
ut I2hc.. zoe. 22Hc., Csc. SOC. and up;
BLACK CASHMERE from SOC. up-redaced 20
per cent; BLEACHED and BROWN D0MESTlCS
i6Sc, and zoe; elegant shaken FLANNEL at ,
1870, SOC, 49,, and Soc: fine all-wooi ELAN,
JEANS ut 12c., 1910, 20c and 25c.; CASSl-
MERES very cheap-5eantifnl 81 20 worth SLIP:
1t 75c. 81, 1926, and 81 SO up: indicated RED
FLANNEL very low; greatest bargains from auc-
ton ever offered NOTIONS cheaper than ever;
PLAYEDJEWELRY-pre and cheap. Examine
our stock and be convinced at BROWNIES ROWE'S
the popular dry goods establishment, 323 Broad
street. ia 7-eod
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ROOTS. SHOES. &c.

A GARD TO THE LADIES AND GEN
IA TLEMEN OF RICHMOND, VAL SUPPORT
HOME MANUFACTURING.-A PRACTICAL
BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, No. Twelfth street,
below St. James Hotel, offers to make 70 ORDER al
kinds OF ladies' and gentlemen's BOOTS, SdOESs
and CATERS OF the latest and newest styles, with
frst-class material and arst-class Workmanship.
Gentlemen,s French calfskia doube-soied oooss
soled French-skin CATERS at ga per pair ladies,
corked-spie french halt-gaiters made to order as
prices 10 suit the times. Repairing neatly and
Eemen's boots aud shoes, % per pair. -
WILLIAM SULLIVAN.
ia 2-eod1m No. Twelfth street.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFERINGS REPORTED 7

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, January Is, 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT-Red, 752 bushels.
CoRN.-White. GAG bushels. Wirsd, co bushels
MEAL.-10 bushels.
FLOUR.-126 barrels.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

THE CLEUPAIKN UbELISh. ~
LONDON, January Ia Lloyd's tele-
gram from Ferroll, Spain, states that the
tug Anglia, towing the Cleopatra (the cais-
son containing the Cleopatra obelisk) left
there at o'clock this morning. Weather
fine.
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CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
TOHN LATOUCHE, IA
- MERCHANT TAILOR, MA
No. 4 TENTH STREET. HH
NEW GOODs-domcstic and foreign-iust received.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
Workmanship unsurpassed. no ~
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PORT or RICHMOND. JASuAnY 1s. 1873.

AgBTyED.
steamer John Syiyester, Clifford, Norfolk, United
States mail, merchandise and passengers, Il. b.
TaiunI- agent. IL, Itsss,lss5zS !.
guanos Richmond and Danvfe Railroad Com pnny.
- SAILED.
{ Steamship Wyanoke, Couch. Now York. mercfan.
disc and passengers. g. w. Alien & Co.. agents
s Steamer Agnes, Smith. PhtladeIplua4 merchandise
and passengers, w. z. Porter, agenf
Schooner Charlie Cobb. Rhodes, Baltimore grain,
Curtis Parker. rs q
MEMORANDUM.
Schooners Antiiea Godfrey, Price, and George p.
Iialock. sharrett, from Richmond, at New York
january 18th.
BY Telegraph.
Fort MONROE, january 15.-Passed In forsi3aI-
timore: Bark Hans Nelson. from Limerick, Be-
yern. from Newcastle; brig G. A. Sparks, from Ma
tanzas. ~
The schooner +. B. Phillips, from Boston bound
to Savannah passed up for Norfolk, In tow, IN dis
tress.
The brig Harrie, before reported ashore at Back
river has been noated aud arrived here to-day for
repairs. y
The schooner Enos B. Phillips. from Boston for
Savannah has put In here wi loss Of her foremast-
head, iibboom, foresail, and jibs.
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THE SCENE IN THE SENATE YEsTERDAY-vOoR-
HEEs's GREAT SUPERINTENDENT OF THE
TOBACCO REPRESENTATIVES WITH THE CHAIR
MAN OF TUE COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND
AEANs-yIsIT TO THE REVENUE COMMITS
GInNEn--sArINGs nnNng &C &c
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FOR SALE BY

DEALERS, GRoCERs, AND DRUGGISTS.
mo acknowledgement
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yer dollar was eliminated from our money
system under cover of false pretences, and
that silver had not failed in its functions as
q specie basis any more than gold. OF the
entire trading and commercial populations
of the whole earth 96,250,000 more people
have silver alone as their standard OF values,
and transact all their business upon it as a
specie basis, than those who have gold alone
for similar purposes; 754, 200, 900 more peo-
pIe use silver alone than use gold and silver
both as their metallic currency.
Referring to the specie-resumption act OF
January II, 1875, he said an attempt to
force the resumption Of specle-payments
with gold and silver both :. as our
metallic basis would be cruel fail
ure at this time. He spoke Of the
great shrinkage in values arising from
the shrinkage of money in circulation,
and said it was the immediate cause OF that
general bankruptcy and rtlin which now
fill the land. II the policy of this Govern
ment has been to infiict the greatest misery
on the greatest number, its success has
been complete. He was not an intlationist
in any sense that would disturb the true
interests Of trade and commerce. During
the whole four years OF 1863, 1864, 1865,
and 1866, when the volume OF our currency
averaged over thousand million, the bust
ness failures OF the entire country reached
only 2,167-less in number than occurred
in any three months OF the year just
closed. During the period which is now
stigmatizedas one OF imitation, the windows
OF business-houSes were not darkened, and
businessmen did not go as mourners
about the streets; the laborer did not
90 home without bread to his wife and
children; helpless millions did not cover
and tremble at the approach OF winter fol-
the lack of food and shelter; the public
peace was not broken by riots in resistance
to starvation wages; the courts were moi
principally occupied in enforcing collec'
lions, foreclosing mortgages, ordeIlng sher.
IFS sales, or in furnishing the destitute and
the outcast. These are some things which
did not take place. Others that did are
equally striking: Good wages and good
prices stimulated every laboring mans
muscle, every Disbursements brain, and
every power of machinery into the highes,
and most productive activity. hope anc
announcement were in every heart; new
farms were bought and cultivated; ne"
workshops were opened; new manufactures
were established; new mines OF iron, coal
and silver were sunk into the earth, whose
contents in return assisted in the glad worh
tsofa % universal, individual, and nationa
prosperity. q.
BE argued that there Is not n dollar to-da!
| inthe hands Of the people on which thel
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sABBATH-sCn0OL INSTITUTE.

The following is the programme for the Local
sabbath-School Institute to be held in the Bloom.
iugton NJ. L. Church, on Friday afternoon and
evening, September 9th, 1873, commencing at 2
o'clock p. Mi
AFTERNOON SESSION.
A. J. Smith to preside. Devotional exercises,
to be conducted by Rev. D. II. Campbell Ad-
dress Of welcome, by A. Smith. The singing
will be condueted by James Bloom. "value Of
Sabbath Schools to Churches " discussion to be
opened by D. Erhard. "yalue ofsabbath. Schools
to the Community" opened by X. c. Hamilton.
"Wbai Constitutes Successful Sabbath. School p
opened by VIM. Curry. How can we most effect
ually cultivate Missionary Spirit in the Sab
bath-sehool " opened by IheO. Farnsworth.
sienr SESSION.
Devotional exercises, conducted by Rev. j. d.
Grisr. "Is Sabbath School Library Dene-
dcial :" opened by W. A. Wise. How can a
Sabbath School be made attractive to Children -
opened by W. Tate. "what are the leading
truths to be taught 10 the Sabbath. School 7 &"
opened by W. A. Bloom. Essay by Mrs. Ella
Bloom. J. @. GREER,
Y. ADAMS,
W. A. Bloom,
JORDAN BLooM,
a..
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ARRESTED FOR MURDER.

John Warning, carpenter who, for the past
IS months, has been in the employ Of the o. a G.
X. r. Co., at their warehouse In East Portland,
was arrested yesterday on requsitlon from the
governor Of Pennsylvania, upon charge Of mur-
der, alleged to have been committed 10 Cicaraeld
county In that State In the fall Of 1875. The
story Is about rs folowsi Three or four years
ag' there lived with his wife in the county named
above a railroad engineer named wple. An
official Of tho company named Turner became en-
smored Of Mrs. wsple, who Il seems was rather
free In her ways" and with tho aid Of Warning
copcoctee scheme by which her husband was
committed to the State penitcntiary Of Pennsyl-
vanis for term Of seven years The woman
Joined In tho plot In the consideration Of certain
promises which Turner made her, and which, ar.
ter Il had succeeded and he had vented his evil
purposes, he refused to ra tify. Resentment
agains, bis ineonstanry prom p,od a strong 70.
venge' Her intimacy with him was Of such a
confidential character that she was able to give
testimony which would commit him to the penI.
tentiary for the crime Of arson She had sworn
out papers necessary for his prosecution whom
she was missed, and a week later her dead body,
pierced through the breast and the back by pistol
balls, was found in forest not far froul where
be lived Circumstances led to suspicion against
Turner and Warning, and the former was arre.,e a,
bu, the latter getting wind" Of the matter Dc.
parted for parts unknown. Turner was tried aud
convicted but moving for new trial tho ease
has been continued from term to term and sen
'encs has not ye, been passed upon him. Al.
though diligenl search has been made for warring
his whereabouts was no, ascertaned uoiii few
weeks ago, who when his wife, overjoyed by re.
ceivins a letter containing money from him, i'm.
parted knowledge Of the eircun TO detectives
who appeared 10 her in the guisc Of friends. Mr..
Hoover, deputy sheriff Of clearseld county, wa.
dispatched for the exile end arrived by the last
steamer. lie vent 10 Salem, procured a requisi.
tion FROM Gov. Chadwick and retarniug to this
city put tho matter into the hands Of oticer Hud.
son, who soon found Warning and lodged him 10
tho city jail. Warning claims that the charge.
are utterly fase, and that he can easily prove an
ahti. Mr.. Hoover and his prisoner will depart
BY the steamship Great Rspnbiic which sail, this
moining. Daily 0regoniaa Aug va.
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Ljrer is King.

The Liver Ia the imperial organ Of the who le
human system, as It controls the lfe health aud
happiness Of man When II is disturbed in its
proper action all kinds of ailments are tho natu-
raj result. The digestion oil food the move men t.
Of the heart and blood. the action of tho brain
and nervous system, arc all Immediately con
nee,ed with the workings Of the Liver. 1t has
been successfully proved that Greens August
Flower Is uncqualled in curing all persons af-
licted with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and
all the numerous symptoms that result from an
unhealthy condition Of the Liver and Stomach.
Sample bottles to try, 10 cents. Positively sold
In all towns on the Western Continent. Three
doses will prove that 1t is just what you want.
iulvl7 fT9 row.lv
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


TINE or HOLDING QUAErER SESSIONS oouRr.
Second Monday Of January.
Third Monday Of March.
First Monday Of June.
Fourth Monday Of September.
TINE or HOLDING COMMON PLEAS.
First Monday Of June.
Second Monday Of November.
PUBLIC OFFICERS.
President .Tsdge-Hon. Charles A. Mayer, o
Assi'iant Loo Judgs-Hon. John II. orvis, o
Bellefonte.
Associate Judgs.-Abram Ogden, Clearaeld
Vincent b. Holt. olesrheld.
ProthoHotary--Eli Bloom.
Register and Rscorder-L. J. Morgan.
District AitOrnsy--wm. M. Mccullough.
Treasurer-Dayid McGsughey.
Sherif-Andrew PentI, Jr.
Deputy Shsrif-christ. J. Keaggy, CleArheld
County Surveyor--Samuel +. McCloskey, Cur.
Nensville.
County COmmissionsr'-Clark Brown, Clear.
field Thomas A. McGee, Chest p. o.; HairiI
Hoover, Clearfeld.
Oouaty Auditors--William V. Wright, Clear.
field Samuel A. Caldwell, williAmsgrOve John
@. Conner. Burnside.
County Coronsr-J. D. Nen, New Washington
Jury Commissioners--Dr. James p. Burch6eld
Clearhed, Joseph Alexander, Madera.
Superintendent Of Public Sehools--M. l.. Nc.
Quown, Clearheld
Seaier of Weighh g. Measures--Jesse W Carlile,
Office at Luthersburg Pa.
Notaries Pubhc-John W. Wrigley, VIM. Ra-
debaugh, Cyrus Gordon, Ciearfeld; Joseph X.
Irwin, N. 4. Arnold, Curwensville; J. A. Living
stone, Dubois City.