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Az uSDENlAnLE TRu1H.-You deserve to suf
fer, and If you lead miserable, unsatisfactory
life in this beautiful world, it is entirely your
own fault and there is only one excuse for you,
-ytdr unreasonable prejudice and skepticsm,
whAh hos killed thousands. Personal knswl-
edge and common sense reasoning will soon
show you that Green's August Flower will cure
you of Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with all
its sissrabc effects, such as sick headache, pal
pitatfon sf the heart, sour stomach, habitual
costivcncss, dizziness of the head, nervous pres
tration, low spirits, &C.. Its sales now reach
every town on the Western Continent and not n
Druggist but will tell you of its wonderful cures
You can bury Sample Bottle for 10 CENTS
Three doses will relieve you.
'<For sale 10y all druggists and by GIBBES &
co. 29-2w.
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A VERY Coon REAsoN.-Thc reason why only
one sample bottle Of MERRELLs HEPATISE for
the flver will be sold to the same person, for
ten cents, by our Druggists, GlBBES s. CO., is
because of the enormous expense of importing
the lIepatime into this country; but as there
arc fifty doses in tho large size bottle, it seems
two cents per dose is cheap enough after oil for
msaiGpc that cures dyspepsia and liver COM
plant. All who have not had sample bottle
arc entitled to one for ten cents at GIBBES &;
CO.'S Drug store. Three doses relieves any case
of dyspepsia, constipation, indigestion liver
conRlaint in the world. Regular size bottles,
fifty doses. S100.
Bsg" 10 Cents Sample Bottles Merrelrs IIepa-
tine for the Liver, and Globe Flower Cough Sy-
rup for the throat and Lungs, at GIBBES &
co. IL
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HEAVY Storm IN CHAKLEsTeN.-Ttic intense
heat that has prevailed in the city for the past
two or three days eliminated yesterday short,
before two o'clock, in a first class cyclone thun-
der storm and hail storm combined For over
an hour the rain fell in torrents and the streets
were unnavigabe except by means of boats. In
the lower portion OF the city, the rain storm was
preceded by shower of hail stones, which fell
In large quantities. breaking window glasses
and pelting the pedestrians who Ind not yet
reached hone. In the piazza of house on
Meeting street. the haits~As stssS&ed up by the
zHddrt, some of the stones being about as large
hazel nut.
THE Flood. The rainfall was enormous. Ten
minutes after the rain commenced the streets
were completely flooded, the water in some pla-
ces being over three feet in depth. In one in
stance gentleman residing on Meeting street,
placed n bucket in the yard and in exactly fiji
teen minutes the water which fell in it meas
ured seven inches in depth. That delcctabrc
position of the city known rs "Rutlcnboro" was
entirely under water, the inhabitants being for
several hours blcckadcd. In King street,
number Of the nlanks with which the roadway
is covered were washed down Hudson street to
a distance or several hundred yards.--Jour Of
[ mmcrce
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ATHENS, GA, December g, 1877.
few nights since, | gave my son one dose
of Worm Oil, and the next day he passed lG
large worms. At the same time gave one dose
to my little girl, four years old, and she passed
sc worms, from to - inches long.
w. F. PHILLIrs.
For Sale by A. IRWIN & co.
May IL. % 2t
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Notice To Sub"Commissioners,

CUB COMMISSIONERS of Roads, are hereby
~ ordered to place their sections in good order
by the lst day of September next. The Board
of Commissioners hereby calls the attention of
the Sub-Commiss!oners TO the extension of the
time for working Public Roads. the same hay
ing been changed from 6 days to ~ days.
Sub Commissioners will be required to cause
way all places in the Public Roads that are usu-
ally very bad in Winter.
Sub Commissioners will see that guards are
placed in all cases rendered dangerous by large
gulles along the Public highways.
VIM. HILL, ID. p. DUNCAN, C. C. C..
Clerk. w. l.. GOUDELOCK "a.
j. +. BAILEY.
June - % SfF
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CUTTING AFnAY.-On Monday afternoon
Mr. Patrick Hastings was severely stabbed over
the left lung 10y Mr. William Morgan, a tenant
1t is reported that Mr.. Hastings was in the act
of taking away mule that Morgan had been
ploughing, when the latter drew knife from a
scabbard aud stabbed at him three times. only
the first blow taking effect. The wound is i'm
the left chest over the lung, and is quite painful
1t is not known whether the wound will tcrmi-
nate fatally. Mr.. Morgan has been bound over
- Wmnsboro' Nevs
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THE CODE UoNOR.-W

THE CODE OF FHoNoR.-Weare indebted TO some
unknown friend for copy of pamphlet en-
titled "The Code of Honor, its Rationale and
Uses" Who the author of this publication is
we do net know; but whoever he may be, we
would advise him to devote his pen TO something
more useful. This kind of literature belongs to
past generation - it has played out.'-G Green
CWe NcWS.
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RELIEF At LAST From Cholera Infantum
and Summer complaints DIR. MoFrETr's
TEETnINA (7tehing Porders1 Regulates the Bow
els and makes Teething easy, Heals Eruptions
and Sores, Removes and Prevents the formation
of Worms in Children. No Mother should be
without it, A. IRWIN & CO., and all Druggists
keep it.
May II. % 2w.
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MATTERS IN MExIco.-IIavana, July City
of Mexico adyiccs to the 3Oth ut., represent
the country rs ri pc for revolution Gen. Ne
gretc has resigned, and is regarded as the COM
ing revolutionary chief Other generals are
. .dissaminaiipg revolutionary ideas among the
lower officers Of the arSy. Mcjia has returned
TO Mexico, and Diaz has united with him in an
ctforhto prevent q disturbance.
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Finest Wheat i'm The World.

Sample grains of the DIAMOND WHEAT, meas
uring nearly onc-half inch in length, and spe-
cial terms to agents, free to everybody, on re-
ceipt of stamp to pay postage.
Address W. s. TIPTON, Scotsman,
Cleveland, Tennessee.
July ) 27 A.
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DEATH OF JAMES NJ ALLEN.-We notice four
line paragraph in an exchange, announcing the
death of JAMES NJ. Allen, so we'll and unfavora-
bly, known in this county. 1t appears that he
died some weeks ago, and was buried at seq off
the coast of Florida. Before the war Allen was
stone-cutter, and followed that vocation here,
and was respected /; but his violent abuse of his
former friends, his base political life and final
defalcation rs county treasurer, left him only
those of like propensities to say q word in his
behalf At one time he misrcprescnted this
county in the Senate GrcearUe Ncrs
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Repair Your Furniture.

IF you want to have your old Sofas, Ward
l. robes, Washsnnds, Chairs Tables, &C., look
like new and last ms long, take them to w. H. Por-
tcr's store, opposite u. F. Rawls' Grocery Store
For small sum | can fix them up so that you
would not know them. Try me-
w. X. PORTER.
Next 10 Railroad
July 10 90 u
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The HUMAN FAcE-1n n sermon preached in
New York by Rev. Dr. Alger on "The Chronic
Miracles in Human Life the human face was
particularly specified the miracle Of mira
.cles. "Madc up Of but few features, yet the
200, 900 faces on the globe were every one
so different that any person could readily dis.
tingush any one from any other"
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DisBANDING THE RAIDERs.-Columbia July
5.-lt is reported here might that the revenue
force which has been so long engaged in harras-
sing the upper counties of this State have been
disbanded, and its members sent to their homes
l cannot now ascertain the truth of the runner
but it is confirmed by some of the revenue Off
GERS. The cause Of this action is not known,
but am informed that the department at Wash
lngton has ordered an investigation of their al
legged misconduct, and it is probable that oper-
ations have been suspended pending its result
C. MCk.-in NcScs and Courier
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IMPORTANT TO AssIGNEEs.-The Attorney GEN
eral Of the United States says the Register, has
issued instructions to prosecute all connected
with tine administration of the bankrupt law
who do not make reports TO the Clerk of the
District Court during the month of July. AS
signees in bankruptcy will do well to make q
no:c Of this information
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For County Commissioner.

The friends of DANIEL II. SHELDON sug-
gest him as candidate for the office Of County
Commissioner. Mr.. Sheldon requires no recon-
mendation to parties who know him. His fine
business qualities and purity of character emi-
nenly qualify him for the office. This nomina-
ton is made subject to the action of The Nomi-
mating Convention. MANY FRIENDS. \
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Sherif's Sales.

DI virtue of Sundry Executions to me lir &C cd
ID l will SELL before Union Court House door,
on the first Monday in August next within
the legal hours of Sheritf's sales, the following
property, to. wit
One tract of land, located in Goshen Hill
Township, Union County, containing five hun
drcd and fifty acres, more or less, bounded by
lands Of Fincher Norman, James Aughtry, Silas
Tygart, l.. F. Hunter and others Levied on
and to be sold rs the property of Alfred r.
Aughtry, at the suits of W. d. Humphries
Administrator of j. II. DogaR. deceased against
w. w. Sims. A,R,.Aightry aud .Silas Tygart :.
William Holingsworth against a. X. Aughtry !;
James Il. Porter and Lorick s. Lowrance against
A. r, Aughtry.
R. MACBETH, S. u. C.
July lth 1873. % At
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For School Commissioner.

Mr.. EDITOR We are anxious that the nom
mating Convention shall select the best men for
the various offices, and knowing that most of
"the best men, of our County will not put
themselves forward for Office, we think it is the
duty of the citizens to bring such men to the
notice OF the people as well as the convention.
We, therefore, place the name of MAI. j. 4.
FAINT before the convention for the office of
School Commissioner. No man is better Quail.
fed and no man has purer character or more
true friends than Mr.. FAINT.
MANY CITIZENS.
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OxEALs MILLS, Ga, April 20. 1873.

ONEALs MILLS, Ga, April 20, 1873.
DR. T. S. Bn>DrIHLD: ST--Aly wife was suf-
fcring severely from II rising breast The Balm
got from you did all that medicine could do in
giving relief. She was entirely cured in three
days besides being relieved from pain in few
hours after the first application.
Respectfully,
j. Y. RAKEsTRAw.
Prepared and for Sale by A. IRWIN s. co.
May II 20 2t
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The many friends Of DAVID JOHNSON,
Jr., recognizing in him a man of sterling worth
and in every respect well qualified he eby sug-
gest him to the nominating Convention rs can
didnte for the Office Of Probate Judge.
FISH DAM
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For Probate Judge.

MIR. EDiroR We would suggest to the nom
inating Convention as n suitable Candidate for
PROBATE Judge. CAPT. j. w. McLURE at
the next election. We believe him to be fully
co.petGnt to fill the office, and we know no
man in the County more worthy the suifrages of
the people. CITIZENS.
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Charlotte Democrat: +: IL is said that laugh
able scene occurred during the sitting of the Con-
Vention, caused by some one setting off pack
of fire-crackcrs in the passage under the Court
Rom, where q large crowd was also collected
and engaged in quarrclling When the crackers
began to pop many thought that pistols were
saJs>aS tfsed ,sdhtr the crowd in the passage way
struck bee-ine for the streets and the adjacent
corn fields, while those above came rushing
down heels over head, pclmell, to see what
was the matter.or get out of supposed danger.
One man is reported as being seen four miles
from town, still running, proclaiming that six
men had been killed and the fright still going on
One fellow lost the seat of his pants, another
his shirt and hat, while two or three got black
eyes or were scratched about the neck and face
THE SouTuEnN CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE hereto
fore published in Macon, Geo, by J. w. Burke
Co., has been suspended by the withdrawal of
South Carolina from its patronage in Georgia,
and will hereafter he published by Walker,
Evans y Cogswcll ChSglcston, S. c. The first
number will he issued on the 9th of August next
Rev. f. NJ. Kennedy. ID. D., will be continued
rs Editor in charge. but on account of illness,
the Rev. S. 4. Weber will be connected with
him rs associate editor. Mr. Weber is one of
the most graceful writer's in the State and with
the hearty patronage Of the church, we have no
doubt the paper will be equal to the best that is
published North or Conrayboro Tclc-
phone.
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"EUREKA' is the sentiment Of countless suf-
fcrcrs who find the balm of relief, and the fouu-
tain of their health and strength, in AYERS SAr-
sAPARILIA. II is the most potent Of all the al
teratives to purify the system and cleanse the
blood. II possesses invieorating qualities so
that it stimulates the faded vitalties and purgcs
out the corruptions which minglc with the blood,
promoting arrangement and decay. We are as
surcd by many intelligent physicians that this
medicine cures beyond all others of its kind
nnd VIC can forify this statement by our own
experience. -dMoL Wdss.) White F7dg
praqcrve Your Pruit
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G a ~ ID L ID a II Il, =
For Glc Legislature =.

Mr.. EDIroR:-We announce JOHN ROD
GER as n suitable person to represent Union
County in the Legislature.
MANY VOTERS
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Preserve Your Fruit.
Rice McLurc Lave just received lot of Il c
very best kind of Preserving tars.
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Health of the Place unsurpassct
NEW FLOUR FOR SALE

A 7 the Union Steam Mill, at the lowest Cash
n price. TN. wHIrESIDES s co. :
July II % Im
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Building Permits.

The following building permits were is,
sued since our last report:
John Foley, to repair three-story brick,
southeast corner of Second and Elm streets
cost 5000.
Cayley Harris, to build one-story stone
house, east side Pavilion street, near Hatch
street; cost $500.
+. H. Stretelmier, to repair fence-wall,
No. 263 Auburn avenue; cost $40.
Jacob Megly d Son, to repair bake oven,
south side George street between John and
Central avenue
Chas. Schmidt, to build one-story frame,
west side Walker Mill Road, opposite Lib
erty street; cost $500.
H. Wtter, to build addition to two-story
brick house, No, l38 Hopkins street; cost
$4O0.
Henry Behrens, to build addition to four
story brick, No. 128 Walnut street; cost
$275.
Henry Behrens, to build a five-story stone
'front.' "a West Fourth street; cost $4,000.
John Rickering & Co.. to build four-story
brick house, west side Main street, between
Thirteenth and Allison, cost $4,000.
Kuhlmann & Benning, to build 3H-story
brick, northwest corner of Cutter and Hop
kins streets; cost $11 600
David Zuefe, to build addition to two
story brick, No 529 Main street, cost $500.
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We refer to that most remarkable COM
pound, DR.. Morris Syrup of Tar, Wild Cher
ry and Horehound, for coughs, colds blood
splitting, weak lungs, Group, whooping
cough, asthma, bronchitis, and all diseases
of the lungs and throat. Probably no sim
liar preparation ever before so quickly
found its way into public favor as this. Its
sale in our community is simply enormous.
Those who have been disappointed in other
so-called remedies are specially invited to
try this. Be sure to get the genuine DR..
Morris Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry and
Horehound There are limitations in the
market Look out for them. Trial size
10c. Regular sizes, SOC and 81.
John Keeshan, Sixth and Walnut streets;
J. D. Wells, Fourth street and Central ave-
nue.; H. F. Reum, Fifth and Broadway.
Very pleasant, and always effective is
Professor Parkers Pleasant Worm Syrup,
and no physic required. Ask us.
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Poultry and Pet Stock Association.

A number of fowl fanciers and breeders
met at Mozart Building yesterday evening
to organize Poultry Association. 1t was
resolved to name the new organization
"The Cincinnati Poultry and Pet Stock AS
ISOLATION" The object of the same is to
encourage and promote improvement in the
breeding and management of poultry
pigeons, bees, game and small pet animals
Mr.. James w. McMakin was on motion
elected as President; Mr.. Arnim Tenner,
Secretary; DR.. J. H. Hunt, Treasurer; and
f. III. knabe, J. Gardner, James A. Skar-
don, w. s. Longley and J. H. Dollahan,
Vice Presidents.
The following gentlemen were appointed
as an Executive Committee: VIM. Vosmer,
Fred Ruiz, George J. Mckinney, F. A.
knabe, Peter Schwan, p. H, Bateman,
Alexis Brown and James A Skardon.
The meeting adjourned to meet Friday,
March lst, at 10 o'clock a. M, at Mozart
Hall Building.
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Administrator de bonis non, with the will annexed
CINCINNATI, o. February Sth, 1873 fc9itS
4 Administrators Sale.

PURSUANC OF AN ORDER OF THH
1 Probate Court of Hamilton County, ONO, will
offer for sale at Public Auction, on MONDAY,
March 4th, A. d. 1878, at 3 O'Clock afternoon, upon
the premises the following real estate situate In
Cincinnati, County OF Hamilton. and State OF Ohio:
l. Lot Number two hundred and tilty-thrce (253..
in a subdivision made by Miles Greenwood OF par
of Section fourteen (l4), Township three t3). SEQ
ond Fractional Range in the Miami Purchase a
recorded in Plat Book No. 3, page AZ, Hamilton
County Records fronting on the west side OF Wlsh.
ton avenue, twenty eight fftyfo one-hundrcdtm
t2S.5u feet, and running Wcstwardly parallel with
Nixon street, on the south side one hundred nnd
twenty-five six One-hundredthS Q220G) feet. nnt
on the north side one hundred and eight fourteen
one-hundredths QO9l) iect With all improve
mentS thereon
Appraised at $500.
9 Also, Lot two hundred and fifty-iwo (252) in
subdivision made by Miles Greenwood of part Of
Section fourteen (l4). Township three (3), Fraction
al Range two l2), in the Miami Purchase as re
corded in Book No 3, page A. Hamilton COUNTY
Records, fronting tWcnty-eight and iiity-four one
hundrcdths t2S 5ilQW feet Oh the west side oil
Washington avenue, and running WrsWardly pap
allcl with Nixon street. on the north side one hun
dred and twenty-five and six onc-hundrcdthl
up 61O0) feet, and on the south side one hundred
and thirty-iive and ninety-eight one-hundredthd
(135 0S10O) feet.
Appraised at 500
Lot Number two bundled and f;ty-two (252), con
s:stns Of two-stury frame building and franz
building formerly occupied as II feed store.
Appraised at 81 800.
one year and one-thrd in two years from the day
of sale, with interest the payments to be secured
by mortgage upon the premises sold.
CINCINNATI, January 2Sth, 1873.
CArHARiNA EORNTRhEGER,
Administrative Of the estate of Frank Horntr,cger
deceased.
HERM. MARCXwoRrII, Attorney.
HEMMELGAnN " Co., Auctioneers- fe25T
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The Finest Insurance office i'm the
CitV.

Messrs. Law Brothers, insurance agents,
who formerly occupied the ground floor OF
No SO West Third street, have been neces-
STATED, on account of the tremendous in
crease of their business, to seek new and
more commodious quarters. These they
have found at No. 81 West Third street,
which for years previous had been used by
f. Kinney & Co., bankers Numerous in
terror and exterior changes have been made
by Messrs. Law Brothers, until the place is
now one of the finest offices on that street.
The walls have been frescoed, marble man
tel-pieces and elegant desks put in position.
The immense iron bank vault lately used by
Kinney & Co. has been retained, and as it
is ire-proof, will prove q secure deposit for
papers and records to the Messrs Law
Brothers.
In addition to all the above-named i'm
provements the firm has put up cozy and
luxuriant private office i'll the interior. The
exterior of the office boasts of the largest
sign on Third street, it measuring fully for
ty-tive feet in length. The main entrance,
door of walnut wood, sports in sunken
letters the word Insurance" A large
plate-glass light, ground by a Now York firm,
is placed in the door, and presents rich de-
signs upon its surface. The office, in fine,
is indisputably one of the handsomest in
the city, and the Messrs. Law Brothers de-
serve credit for their business enterprise.
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National WOrkingmen's COnyen-
tiOn.

AT the Workingmen's meeting held last
evening at the hall northeast corner of
Eighth and Central avenue DR.. Epstein was
chosen delegate from the First Congression-
al District of Ohio to said Convention, and
TT. Markand alternate. From the Sec
ond District S. f. Cary, Jr, was confirmed
as delegate, and Judge Hilton alternate.
They were instructed to vote against any
ephemeral or limited name for the Work
ingmen's party of the United States.
Twenty-four States have already elected
one or more delegates to this Convention,
which is to be held on the 22d of February
at Toledo, Ohio.
1t is claimed by the Society which elected
these delegates that this is not Greenback
party movement, but a meeting of various
political Workingmen's parties, which have
heretofore cast over three hundred thou
sand votes under several different names.
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ANOTHER FAST TRoTTER GoNE.-The we'll
known trotting horse George Palmer died
yesterday morning He first became known
as a trotter when owned in Rochester, by
Mr.. Thomas Wilson. He was purchased
by Hon. Erastus Corning, about 1868, at
which time he was thought to be the
Coming horse" Mr. Corning paying for
him nearly $4,000. When Mr.. Corning
purchased him he was put into the hands
of Mr.. Charles Champlin, the present man.
ager of Island Park, and it was under his
management that he achieved his greatest
triumphs, being driven by Mr. Champlin in
the third heat at Narragansett Park in
219A, which time was not beaten i'll a
third heat for some time after He trotted
a great many races, and beat such horses as
Goldsmith Maid, American Girl George
Wilkes and many others of the best horses
of his time. Palmer was foaled in Roches-
ter in 1860. His sire was Bogus Messenger,
dam Clay mare He was of dark color, 1512S
hands high, and very handsome ANIMAL
ALBANY IN. W Argus.