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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-16

r EVILS PURE LEAD and other brands +;
~ Boiled and Ray Linseed Oil, Turpontinc,
&C., for sale cheap. PEAKE u MALLS,
lcb9i COT King and Columbus SITS
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-20
r0oC snuuoa.

whai thgnk Ma seaki IL usr rv.ult n the
earth sfrsald slv sytesiig Arvond the sae'
Wefe wa c'tf near = lsrsv aud intteats nss
chine ~bes uns oi Ne -hesls tsesms eAxgvi
sadssuksn near sesesA ~ hssrthe grsiihe.
isrrtng Cla.h, III. suti~s. desfeeieg erssh !
A~s,roaosner, sssnfr y. tia, y~rrcisely ths same
effects onts "a an tncuncrissbly etsnies sals,
~wald ts prs tUc~a " out earth - the
vhcess An The enisersc~m ma hste sAeald sui
deefy c~asc is re,oluusos In cther sprj.
their vsuid to . general cis.h snd crash -
satellites planets ard s~vsscinst What ~ trfa
financial eft.rs ave due ~ similsf cause. Zoe
II Ne wheel. Ia tho enan~e assz hsne tsSspssss
ehyg~d, lrfhsp. shattered The terrible Wal
70 ~yery psrtof us enAscial nes~ssuissi 81 ths
cetuet Nut snstus,es donct stcP hsre There
ntHHa uthe' mechauistn, The ssSt ,ntrest- ~
sN- suheiimes called an orr anisin, tscsuse n
Erasfatss It's osn forces tbe humss mschlne
Whep one ~ its mrinbsr, iails IA psrfotm tie
Onnce, the sholc system !. uhfOsn into dlss
der Ncmtet- t~fosc considered uussssils,le,
trrsk do-n under the unnatural pressure The
shesk Nanes. aud utt~t prsifsuun 10 The 70
cult k~parstinn cen cnly he efestci Nv the
resiusatiun ~ the impaird parts ani the u,
sduustmen, ~ IL lvyers-the ph,s al furc~s
There is one part ~ the mo- hine mote hattie
to disorder than sny ether the liver the
gree, balance ~h.el of the nsrhine
The liver being the great depuratlnf nv
hlosi-clesning o,gsn 20 IN. sy.,em, eel u 81
s"tA shd The foui tN'rfupttha which e~Dist Ia
the olcs-i, aud rut cut ~ II ~-fr tho machine
~ ~ LIE, are gfs iuslly expelled frc,n the ave
TEN. For Thu. purI-p~e Dr, rtefcr's tsuld, q
Nsiical Discovery used daily. aud Df fietc.'s
Pleasant furva,iv- Pellets. taken In v.r, small
dosea, are prr eminently the articles needed
They curv every Kind ~ hnmuf. frcm the ~ors,
setofuls Ia the coinmon pimple. biutsh ~ ctup-
ton Gr.a, eating ulcer. kindly heal under
their mighty curative Influence Nirulent
hlosi poisons that lufk IN the system arr hy
them r,hted ~ their ,efrurs, sad by their per.
covering aud soneskst yrutrsst.d use ihs
uos' tainted systems may lie completely reno
waited aud built up anew. Enlarged glands.
tumors ADD sw~eliinrs dwindie sway and disap.
pear usder the influence 90 the gre I resol.
vents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-20

fneni. MANY . loycas h.llns ins,tcn srr
I, Hills tndcr i,s influence 49, nv
dearest wishes coanrm~t. all nv ,rsat-
le. cleared. Health. wealth. loy all
miacT'
But" suggested. ARE ,Uu no,
more miserable than ever when ,vu
sw axe from 10. influence. and 6nd your.
self cnce more eSrsssci la r~caii,,. anil
the misery ~ another blank ia, in war
lisrr'
His face tycsme sal and overcast.
while tears werc In his cy-.. and hr
confessed that the shattered visioa.
were very painful In contrast. bu, Asid.
ci he:
All, bah I &c, money sgsin. snS
then away Ca the cafe. where | remain
until 1, u closed. aud then Ca bsSi. In
places known only Ia myself and y few
others. where sc dream AWAY this v,.
is,-nce until the last day comes, aud ~e
drih on TO the sea 81 eternity f.
He now arns.. and wishing me q
'S'ood bye. aud n God bless YOU. sir.
for taking such an interest In one
whom YOU may never see again.' loh
the room.
am no, sure bot there arr some who
will question whether | acted rightly In
assisting the old professor To prueurr
the means Ia induigc In drink. and thus
shorten bis earthly course. and end 10y
making him . selt-drstroyvr. Hut then
las the old man sAid), who could have
had the heart Ia refuse him some char
ity. and really wish "a prclong n career
coupled with such bitter want aud dcs.
,itu,ioni | n forgive the physician.
when he knows that death IL inevitable.
for conserving to tr-a, his psii.n,s with
prescriptions that will help 10 render
thcm inscnsible 10 all future suffering
or pain.
A short time aftcrw ard. happened to
meet the friend 81 the professor. Ot
course I asked aboutihe old man.
Poor fellow Was the answer, In ~.
turn. Il closed his eyes at the hospital.
this morning. Some ten ds,s since he
came Ia the hospital sick and stretched.
saying all his references had boon sto.
len and that he could no longer ~, n
livelihood; and having ~ home. no
friend. he came Ia die by the side II the
only u be cared for. and YOU see how
truly his propheSy has been fulfilled. l
shall bury him nj my " cost"
Placing u small sum of money Ia bc
devoted to \ wreath u flowers. Ia cover
his remains. lin memoriam." I wished
my friend good bye, and went home
sad at heart. thinking tina, n creature Il
Gods manly form. brigh, in intellect,
and with the right stuff in him Ia have
made life u success. had been led In
youth into the current II advorsity. to
follow V It's dark stream onward to
the end. where an inglorious death
awaited him AT last. Yet how many are
doomed to such'
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-20

~ cAsoiisI. A. AA.nx.

Pair usoash a ru~r., wAo .o.A .tnx Nc,
praise,
One ~ys, shouid cone dtr-c, frv4n ~bsnSactins
Ou soaey frun Hyme,,as that be bring
III savor To the strain hi. np r-.ay..
A. u, around the-. exquisite, rsr, ds,..
OF richest june, fOt him -ho fsiu .ould .,ng
Her lo~vet,n-ss did as, such sweetness cling
A Hybla. 90 nytne,ta. ~srcc could raise
Fcr ali their s,or'cd t~v.'
Aud vet. In vsiu,
Poet, your veS~ sitsi he's q. yca "A.
Cue p~rfec, rU~e her praise. .hall ai.,di
More than all song, though sappho lVsi the
strata
Fortear, then since, for ANY tribute A..
Her own rare iips alone can utter ~
-scr,av foe sSf<
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-20

Nssssrfes~ esssrsfns ~ ~~ss A~s4,s ts--s
- tose essssss ts~sss sSRA Z trsr~s~A sss 40
st~thse ~ evgsRk ,s~sss - ta~se sAsA fsss
- sp& Ne tttasss r~<A Assstsss ~A>@
sse4nss sAsi FAss~ SSmgAsts1 sr<t - 80
ten We ys~st.t tAas ,es.tt4s tis.stss, tvss~afss
se~saAd ~ AsA atea ~ srss nsNtfrsasu@ ~
tNsutAA b. ucssssists hntss~ sekA ssyxe
s~rr hss rtVs~i ~ - k9a9s .srsal.v 90 .
nsss~s 4 ts@g&rstex tc~< ssA teas.sstY " ~
ssSsss ~ ssAssihn. - eel e. " ~ ntss
shsoseA ssS tss~~As ANshss t~~rhas rxs9tt
- tkAs rs~sA tss. nssessiif es1s~4 sea, u,s.N
~ 3ssrstAx szsASn. 10 Ne slssninsti n tfse ksx
hAsa - tsaysavties sesrk s~xxs ,hfWnnsshs~u.
GsssA A~yss sni gsi-rs ~<lAa.<s ~ trss~ss
~ ne ssslstty ~ Ms ks&s~,s " sws-ns.,.
ths s>rsssusv sSxaenss - ts4s~ oassss .AsA
ss<A tsussayttN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-20

FaRxEn. - Nothing i. more harrassing than
IN have Jour grain wasted by an inr ficicnt
threshing machine, after u has psssed through
oil the rouhles ~ the season aud bceb safely
stacked &c housed. The original aud only gen.
uinc vibrator" manufactured by Nirhols,
Shepard & 90, viii save cnnugh grain, over
other styies, Ia pay the entire tbfsshing cs.
pcnses. See their advertisement In another
column, and write them for al illustrated
pamphlet, ,scpt free
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-20

0nmmss e~0ssplaist - ChelMra-tnfsntum.
this fearful complaint which y carrying % The
infsnts and shtidssa ny the thSasssds q this
sesson Il tbs yssr, can sissya suysiy b ehe<h.
u ssd cured by DR. wiscbsli's Te thiag eys.
up. h hes never fafled ~ give iGmedisfs vslsf
10 tie must severe caAes II . tr1a Within
the resrA II every naah<s DO not fail 70 g1vs
u . tsfs!. yos vii b. pseessd viii ~ shssnsisg
snset ~ sess 40 s.k ~ Dr winslsrs
- ce0to pZy bIAQe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-20

. flavor II the -.yws-cs~te Ia The in,si.
~le,taal ac,luv ~ tho kasslsa h.sssss
A r>~sica Zoe tscks, srchivc.. ehrus-
lcles cstrpaed husagaN,es rhs s..aatry
Mazda No,iAuf ~eseaFAs. The same p~N
.i,Son IN the lh,-llrcsaal hls,or, "a ha.
STA ~ Alsus Manusio In that ~ Venice
an esfncs, hover "a t~-Sks and msna-
scripts. whnse srsi.a, dc..rv ~ss. ,hrv'.
the medium ~ the academies. a. de.
semins,r kuo~i~dge throaghoa, the Nm
pirr There werv strsngv insongrui-
lies In tina, reign ~ Catherine . mag.
lnx % the ySsart ~ Lcc y With the, q
the fr~ncb Rcgrns intellectual activity
sad moral decay Hsrp<r's Sassr,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-20

"a youp9 fTleRd ~ mine wss enFed al On 10
sstishle thirst for Liquor. that he'd ~ pststrat-
I'd his system that be W. unable " De an Tue
ioess. Ie vss entirely cured by the nee 1t Hop
Bittrrs. II aiiayed eli that buspisg thirst tpot
way the spy~tits fs liquor; made his nerves
steady, and he bas remained . sob.r and sscsdy
man fos more than tvo yssrs, end hss NO deetrs
IN return n be eup~, aud IknDv Of . numies
of others that have been cured ~ drinking ny
n."--From . leading X. X Ofhsisi, Chicago,
TIA
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-20

Uncle SAME Hsrpess on vii Keep the issih.
or soft and piisbie, thus prevent ia cracking
~ ripping. keep 0oi ~niss, and 10 better tnf
oiling harness than any other al ever made.
IL viii make harness HAT a. long agnte. boid
BY all Harness Msksss aud dealers IN leather.
Give "A q trial.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-20

0~NAEvwSnERo "M~ANsRAIIs" C~Arnoiioou,
an infaliibis remedy fof all female complaints.
price o Ina per hottie. 1hr espevience ~ many
ycsrs among the mo.t cultivated and refined
has resulted in stamping this remark able prep
arsiioH - the only reliable remedy eov the de.
trcs.ing diseases Of women. Mold by eli drug
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-20
Qare ThlaG

That medicines spsuer " their names, hat
Lsycdsk's woun Killer Dies moro, for u sI-
p~fs worms both dead and alive. This vsiusble
worm medicine IL perfectly ssfe. entirely VEG.
etshle, an mote pleasant aud effscfusl than
either ~osm candies o. ysnnifaess. Ed BY I'll
dyusxfstA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-20

Cpels Sans Condition Powder pesveses Ais.
eass, psaass ths blood, improvss the sptstits,
Rives . smooth end gtssy ost a. hsls end
bseps he astnal In god casdittaH. II sAaald
b essA By evssy oss % ming % having fhs eass
al hossss y soek. ~ By I'll Drut xtsts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-20

Tunssurxs MAc.gHss.--rhs isrEsse name
fsctoy q .threshIsg asrhsess IN IS vorid :
- s.ss {. 80 n c::s = G",s = :, k: e: y, VIZ ~, n:
ssputsttos throashout the northwest, snd ssc
poted Tor unparalleled DURABILITY, - we'll e
!hsdr RAPID and psrfscs vosk- Many Il them
hsys been IN use fos itpsteeu years, asd are
;iil ssss.ss ed food. The Eel,Iss ss1 Apron
Of vhsst, inoD Of osis, 40 II asy, ~ 30 a
timothy sssd per day. - thsts sdvsstissmesl
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-20

A iitfle ~four,y~Ar old hoy ~, alone In
the paricr when a new doctor came IA
SOC his sick mother. The doctor nat.
urNlty wished to make h,s srausin,snc~.
and said. How old are yoa, my .cnf'
I'm not old, I'm nc~." answered. The
hov
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-20

Nearly all ~ us have . natural ~sversion 10
medicine, especially ~ uDpieAsant IN tsste az
efeets, and msny cannot swallow q pfn-It IL
90 rspulsive. But III need Q little medicine
nov aod then; ~, II you desire Q remedy that
" delightful In taste and pleasant I'm effects,
use BAiley's ssiioe Arerient. IL 10 the slesst
anttsstd, aBfi-dyspeptic and cooling lsxstlvs
that Gao he found, and only costs 10 cents. No
AIy shouid think 81 swsiiowfng . nauseating
ptli when this preparation can BE- hah
. l. II. HUSH, State Agent.
IA Ues Notuss. Iowa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-20

HxnaGE's LIVES Mspioiss, for B~niopsssss,
Liver Complaint and Cons,ipsttop. Sid ny
al druggists. Price 10 cents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-20
% oIIeway's ssiIls aaa GDsnsm~.s

lesa sleep, foul stomach. tainted breath, Ian.
guor, depression " spirits, always sitendaai
on the worst cases at cutaheous eruptions, are
speedily and radically removed by tbes~ medi.
clnes-tbe ointment clcsnses the akin, and the
pills purify the blood, stimulate the liver, aud
promote digestion. 20 cents per boz on pot.
None are genuine unlcas the signsture VI J.
Hayd1ck, - agent fos the Uutted 6lstsa, suy.
rounds each bog NJ pills and ointment L. n.
Ward 4 Co, AreatA vhoaessIe druexistA, Des
Mutnea, lows.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-20

o. an smbrosial atmosphere touched bes pale
brow with feelings IL peculiar delight, - she
pased her feeble form and thsnked her hos
q wondsvfuf female medicine, Known o. En-
Gatah FEMALE bttters, which hes beea reduced
- one dollas. a. three bottles Tor o1-6O. Hos
q ackiy fensiss u = nors prtcsisss than eli
- Eiiseerins gsms thst spsykis eaA glitter
ontd mansa0os u , peUo1 end ncA ortsto-
efSA l.. n. BC9H, oesae AgsuL
D. NolnsS. Iora.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-20

Rmhsss's Ant. Pam. for sepis 90 ehsosir
psins, and sudden sleknsss sad BY druggtssA,
81 70 eepNL ~ little Doctor"
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-20

VfhrfrbtrfY NtHetAbIt P1Ils have Ten 40
know lodged for over Thirty Year, 10 be . ccr.
tain cur- Tor Headache, Liver Complaint. Dis.
eases 81 Digestion. BIlliousness. and Fever. ~
all kinda. These pin. set with great mlldness,
aud ~ill restore health IA tbosr suffering from
General Debility and Nervousness. Pdce 2Sc.
per boz. Seed for Almanac.
G~RAEvnSREMo Co, % Reade II N. r.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-20

Have you . cold. cough. h~osrseness, weak
lungs, bronchial trouble. az asthmsi use E,lert's
Extract ~ Tar snd Wild Cherry. II 10 . GOV.
ereign remedy for ell pulmonary disessea Il
II warranted ~ rtve aatisfsrtt0a, donot fan %
give II . trial, and n Il falls. you may ret urn
the bottle half empty 70 your druggist sold
BY all druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-20

Ds- wsnARS's PiSs TINS TAn CospsAi
positively CURES consumption. Taken IN time
Il win prevent H. All affections IT the lunxs
Ae cured By this sovereign Remedy, which 4
20 ersdicatee dyspepsia, and kindred disessss.
Sold BY .~druggtsts. Depot, ei6 rfibert street,
Philndelphia-
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-20

DR.. Jsqus's German Worm Cskss are an In
fAllible remedy Tor worms. They WIN not onIy
destroy but aiso remove them from the system
lees. Sold by all Druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-20

TO-
$50 s-~ ~ ,K-s4. ~.y- .ssss
$500 90 ssssssIss As ~ sssf Nrt~ Na
as4 Pfsysss S
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-20
Twix Bnornsss SsAsv Al~sys mAsss sood
hsesd.

fenAles that ARE liable Ia sapprcssioa by
taking cold, az irregular ~ Jsinfnl Menstrus.
Extract IL 4 nartw ecA on hand. and lie us~ viii
convince them that II IL Natures Remedy Ia
those ccaapl.ints: Ask xouI druEHiss far T.
PxRsoxs Waiting Chicago vin Ind msgnin.
cent accommodations ~ the "palace' fremont
House, Al the extremely low rate 1T Three upi.
lsrs teSUl per day for all rpoms above parlor
noor, eIcsp, front rooms aud rooms with hath.
JkMEr1 Wunoi. Aanaxrt.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-07-10
TIE RECORD.

SHAM EcoNoMY. The Democratic party
carried The XLLvth Congress On the strength
oi their lqnd outcry against Republican ex-
travagauce, which they declared from every
husiings in the country, peryaded every
branch of the public service, and fine most-sol.
emu and earnest promises mercilessly to APP
ply the pruning knife, and to correct all this
Mastefulpess and corruption if they should be
entrusted with power. They carried the
XLVfh Congress, the second session of which
closed few DAYS ago by loud and emphatic
prot esta siotJsa ofiiaving fulfilled the promise
of t,s searcbeG,re They declared that they
had ecQnonused in every direction apd had
reduced the expenditures of the government
by the ensorinous amount Of $4,000 600 per
annldns sssass -
The performance Of this latter Congess. in
the matter Of, finance, as.exposed in a speech
in Congress, just before adjournment by Hon
Charles Foster, 'af, Ohio, shows what COM
ete'shdmsthese pfetelses were and lays the
fraud. bare 10 the public eye, The process
has been simply this The Forty fourth Con-
eress fecklessly, and without the slightest re-
gard to-the NECESSITIES or interests OF the pub
lie sera ice, OF of anything else than partisan
ones, cut and slashed at the appropriations, 50
that there was not money enoughito carry on
several branches of the service, the wheels of
governments must be brought to standstili, or
tho appropriations overrun The Forty fifth
Congress was compelled to expose the slam
by lareely increasing the appropriation bills
and by making large appropriations to cover
the deficiencies incurred by this fraudulent
economy. 1.-TWO years have elapsed" says
Mr.. Foster, ssand what do we find? This
sans committee, composed mainly of the
same persons, reported to the House an in
crease. OF more than Sl2,000,000 over the a.
mount reported by them for the years 1877
and 1873, exclusive Of deficiency bills Inclu-
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Thee dassluetion .'of reaping machines by
trampipa- Communists I'm Ohio and Indiana is
getting TO be.of such frequenbyoccnrrenc as
it is thee beginning of an ofgsrrazetf crusade
against agricultural machinery Notices are
nightly posted about the rural districts warn
ing the farmers who are in-the midst of~hay-
vest against the use of patent reapers. ln're-
turn the farmers. are posting notices warning
the tramps hatany- mao who is caught burn
ing tlrir barns on stacks or reapers will be
promptly shot. The number of reapers al
ready reported destroyed IS not less than
twenty optAirtyt few Of the more timid
farmers. are discarding raachines- and cutting
their gi,tin BY hand. Most Of them, however,
viii not heed The ineendiary notices and viii
protect tAeir property at all hazards. Any
nsansyh0 desires work can readily secure il
now ia The harvest field. In some places
hands arc scarce at 81 50 per day and board.
Farmers fffhk the bread or blood plea OF
l,irnburhers is not well founded.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-07-10

Glover has at last got caught Oh bis own
hook. II was reported at the. time that he
unwittingly convicted General Banning OF
drawing pay twice for one mouths service 10
the aifDS Cat others werein the samersitn.
ation.:.s Nn@ ,H<apnears that Glover himself
was one o6 theIn; The records of Che Pay Des,
partment Show that Clio yer, as colonel Of cav,
airy. def pay twice for the month of May
1868. This Ncchas.thus for escaped the ca
gle-eye Of Professor Wilcox, Gloger's noted
expert" who has just been paid out of the
appropriation for oil aud fuel.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-07-10
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF
The AmWell National Bank
AT LAMBERTVILLE,
In the State of New Jersey at the close of busine S.
June 29th, 1873.

In the State of New Jersey at the close of busne
June 29th, 1875
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .209 2S
Overdrafts 324 06
IT, s. Bonds to secure circulation $4,000 90
Due from auproyed reserve agents 1894 50
Due from other National Banks 74S OF
Real Estate furniture and fixtures 2747 10
Current expenses and tax es paid 1166 OF
Premiums paid 2,63I %
Checks and other cash items - ~
Bills of other Banks 6I477 Oh
Fractional currency (includng niekels) "a 81
Specie GncludDg gold Treasury certhcates) J. 433 %
Legal-teDder notes 4,0UO W
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer Is 90 of
circulation) z,ZoO w
Total $4,000 16
cantal stock paid In 100000 90
S,irplus fund 50g ~
Undivided profits 3645 70
National Bank notes outstanding $4,000 90
individual deposits subject to check 1882 is
Due to other national banks 81 70
Due to State Banks and bankers 1.4ll 81
Total Sl53,600 16
State of New Jersey county of Hunterdon, ss.:
l, VIM. v. Cooley Cashier of the aboye-named bank,
do somnly swear that the above statement is true to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
VIM v. COOLEY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day of
'"'' 49, HUGH B. ELY, Notary Public.
CoRREcT-Attest:
HUGH B. ELY,
WIN. L. HOPPOCK. Directors.
J. PATTERSON SMITH
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TIE c1xcINxArI ehArn Ronp nR.

A special despatch from Washington says !:
Dr. George A. Christian, with n number Of
aliases, who is supposed to have been the
man who removed the body of General Har-
rson from the grave at Cincinnati, and dispos-
ed of it to the Medical College in that city,
He was arrested November 18th, 1874, and a.
gain September 18th, 1875, for offences SINH
lar TO that at Cincinnati. He was ilnprison-
ed several months in the District Jail after the
first arrest. but as there was no law for his
punishtlenf he was released. After The Sec
ond arrest he escaped from police headquar-
tiers and was again arrested in Baltimore and
brought o this city, While awaiting his con-
veyance to Jail he again escaped, since which
time nothing has been heard of him.
Christian claims to have been born in Eng
land, and said that during the war he was a
hospital steward in the army. He was known
in Washington, and had an Office for the prac
tice of several dreadful trades not recognized
by the law. His plan for obtaining bodies
was to observe the death notices in the news
papers, and when any wealthy or deformed
person died he would attend the funeral and
see where the body was placed, and during
the night remove il. lie had an arrange
ment for supplying many medical colleges
throughout the country, and on one occasion
when he was arrested in this city, body in
ice packed in hogshead, was found ready
for shipment. With him were associated a
couple named Percy and Maud Brown, who
it appears did the work by his direction. He
ascertaiued the location of the bodies and
gave instructions for their removal, and re-
ceived the pay from the colleges. The man
and woman were arrested with him in 1873,
and were also discharged.
The police authorities here think that he
will come this way if he finds tho authorities
at Cincinnati are after him, aud the detectives
here and in Baltimore are keeping sharp
lookout for his arrival.
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DEATHS.

FRAzER.-Died at Mittineaque Mass, July 9Th. 1873,
Joseph smith Frazer aged years; youngest son OF
Jos. J. and Car9lne Frazer, formerly Of this place.
sToGKr0N...In Lambertyille July /, Nettie May,
daughter OF Samuel and Emma A. Stockton, aged
: moUtlIsss s-f-
lysoRkSco.-In Lambertyie, July 9th, 1878 Mary
Ann'rfobascT aged 7Sycars.-Wife Of Sylvester Pro-
: xAasco.
.BEAUMoNT-In Lamhertyille, July 18th, 1873 Mary L.
/ Beaumont, aged 6S years.
MURPHY I'm Iamhcrtyille, June sth 1873 William
HUMBOLDT, son of William and Mary Murphy aged
II months.
RfcEln Iamberiyille Jniy I 1873 lucy Hall dangh-
ter Of DR.. l., c. and Matilda Rice, aged months and
II days.
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THE CASE or 6 EPH HoLLASp.-- dili-
gent stufIing of the ballot boxes in Cnenna-
ii, Mr.. Epli Holland succeeded ID electing
the Bounding Banning, Demortatic, to Con
gress from that city. lie was tried, convict
ed, confined in Jail but WAS pardoned by our
mereitll President before commencing his
term in State Prison. Ohce out, he thought
he would try his old strength in the Fourth
ward. and.so he fan as a3delasate to the Ohio
State Democratic Convention. He was chosen
by 500 majority. He did not go to Columbus
aud did not intend'to, bat III spite Of that he
was stricken off the roll of delegates by his
colleagues. from Hamilton county. II does
not seem 10 have occurred to the delegation
that in tlenouneing Holland, they also deciar-
ed Banning's election a fraud of theldeepest
Holland feels aggrieved. He and his friends
have resolved to bolt the Democratic ticket.
There is no.doubt that they can transfer two
districts now Democratic, to the Republicans.
Holland has never yet explained whatshe did
with $1,000 sent by Tilden. Possibly he may
spring leak now. He has stated since bis
release that his year in Jail was one Of the
most profitable, financially, of his life. He
was paid handsomely for protecting the
Democrats who were behind him in the cleo
ton frauds of 1876, and if he should conclude
to talk he will tell an interesting story
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