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c cATAR B H !.
/ Twelse Years of Suffering.

Genfleaea-Abe7t tweIre years ago, White
|trassling With Fatber Kemns Old foiks Cen
cert II oGpe 6 terror sfngSr took , sevefS
cold and was laid up at Newark, Nj. This
cold brought on q severe attack of Catarfh,
which battled with every known remedy.
for four weeks without avail, and was finally
Obliged to give up most desirable position
and return home unable to sing note. For
at all. The first attack Of Catsrrh had left nay
nasal organs and throat so sensitive that the
slightest cold would bring en- q fresh attack,
leaving me prostrsted. In this way l contin-
ned 10 suffer. The last attack, the severest
ever had was terrible i suffered the most ex-
to be scarcely able to speak, and coughed in>'
cessantly: thought yas going into qplck
.consum ption, and firmly fbefleye shat had
these syn1ptonls eontilned fwithont| relief
.theysweuld have rendered nae an easy -viotfrns
When in this distressing condition, CONS
CURE FOR CATARRH.i very rslpetsntiy, 1
confess, as had tried all the advertised rem
|edies without benefit. The first dose of this
wonderfQt m edicine gave me tbs greatest re-
lief II is hardly possible for one whose head
aches, eyes ache, who can scarcely art1cuiate
distinctly on sccount of the ehokine oecnnu-
1ations in his throat. to realize how much re-
lief1 obtained from the first application Of
SanfOrd's Radical Cure. Under its influence,
both internal and external, rapidly reco verS
since have been entirely. free from Ca:arrh,
for the first time in twelve years. Respect
fully yonrs, yr - GEO W HOLBROOK.
WalthaIn, Mass, Jan s. 1876. .....- e 2. 80 o.,
Each package contains DR. ssnford's Impros
usein ALI cases. PRICE. 81 90. For sale by all
United states. WEEKS POTTER, General
Agents and Wholesale Druggistss Boston. 8 &.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-07

d.. .LINDERMAN, Director of the
Mints, states that within two weeks
the Philadelphia Mint can coin two
hundred and forty-five silver dollars
per minute. Allthat anybody need do
10 get all the silver he wants, will be
to 60 to Philadelphia and hold hisha
under the hopper.-Cleveland Herald.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-07

THE treaty has been signed at last
between Turkey and Russia. Russia
has abandoned her claim on the Bul.
garian and Egyptian tributes, all OF
which shows she is not anxious for war
with either England or Austria. Eng
land wants her toHeaye Egypt alone,
and Austria Is anxious about Bulgaria.
So two OF tho pretexts for war have
beer removed. If she also gives up
her claim fer free passage through the
DardanelIes, the British Lion will
Immediately calm down again
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-07

The Beilaire Leader says -"The
most amusing thing on earth just now
is the attitude Of the Republican par
ty."
You certainly have not scanned the
latitude" of the sublime altitude OF
the Democratic ears In the Ohio Legis
lsture, which constrained a Democrat
ic member to write to the Cincinnati
Enquirer in piteous tones to send first
class fool killer to Columbus. But then
that wouldn't be ''ainusing" owing to
the attitude Of the slayer. s'a 1-.a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-07

THE Tribune is of the opinion that it
: will be an uncommonly good idea to
devote the. first batch of'90-cent dollars
TO the payment of Congressmen. That
will enable these gushing friends of the
people to hurry home and shed the
e"big white lies" upon the just and the
unjust. The dollar will thus be push.
ed speedily into circulation, and the
desire to have hand in the good work
may inspire Congress to adjourn early
This would give the whole country a
chance to sing "Glory Hallelujah!"
after all.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-07

THE sonundrum that vexes the Dem
Ocratic reorganizers now Is to find Re-
publican for Director of the Peni.
tentisry who has sufficient capacity to
commend him to Governor Bishop for
the nomination, and so little brains
and experience as to commend him to
the Democratic Senate for coniirma.-
tlou.-0. s. Journal. s.l. .ls
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-07

1T is an error to suppose that a legal
tenderquality will be impaired to all
the silver now ahoat by the passage Of
the Silver Bill, and that the banks win
De compelled to, take it on deposit.
The halves and quarters remain as be-
fore-a legal tender to the amount ol
five dollars only, and the trade dollars
may be refused by anybody. Only
the new dollars TO be coined under the
provisions OF the bill Will be an un.
limited legal tender. - 80
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Seventy five pages-3O0 illustrations, with
Descriptions of thousands OF the best Flowers
and Vegetables in the world, and the t0dy 20
groIC uen-all for Two Cent postage stamp.
Printed in English and German. 9E-rEi
Vick's Floral and Vegetable GGrden, so cents
in paper covers; in elegant cloth covers, 81 90.
number. Price 81 rs year; Five copies for
27 Rochester, N 7.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-07

TaE Chairman Of the Military Com.
.mittee in the House, is on record as a
ideserter from the Union army in time
of war, and is rewarded by the honor
indicated by his friends, Here is a
chance for Thurman to "call on his
'frsuduleney,n and the Gazette to
squawk ''frod. s-'si4 i..a5 il.'---.f. =
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-07

The "Reform" Democratic Legisla.
ture Of Ohio ordered some of the peo.
pies money expended in firing an ar
tillery salute in honor ofthe passage OF
the silver bill. It would cost less and
be more appropriate to have the bells
tolled for the Nations honor. a..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-07

TIE Cincinnati Enquire of Monday,
says that the Ohio Legislature has been
in session now eight weeks, and hasn't
done enough work Of permanent value
TO the statute books to entitle its mem
bers to weeks per diem. The rest OF
the time has been spent in ''fooling
around" The best thing the Ohio
Legislature can do at this moment is
to adjourn. The Enquirer has special
reference to sour own" Ross. Alexan.
der.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-07

The Iowa Senate has voted to return
to capital punishment, though it was
considefate enough to forbid by ar
overwhelming vote the decapitation o.
criminals. But there were four votes
whether serious or not, In favor Of ths
guillotine. -r
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-07

THE Hon. Assignee Alexander,
wants the tariff reduced, during the
pendency of resolution in the Legis.
lature last week, declaring it inexpe.
] dient 10 reduce the duty on iron and
steel, he sat "mum" in his seat, and
. permitted the resolution to fail.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-07

YHEiDemocrats of the House are
earnesly at work to get some 5000
Southern rebels on to the Government
pension rolls. It will only cost the
country about $9, ,000, 900 a year. IN
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-07

THE official returns Of the late NUM-.
cipai election In Philadelphia give the
bead Of the Republican ticket a ma.
lority of 28,547, in a total vote OF
g, ,l64.aft Ill. - 7. IL IL L. --.-,.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-07

hTHE Tribune says, perhaps, after all,
three Presidents would not be too
many for country which can support
three different and unequal varieties
ofiegsEtender. saiq-s-s - .-'iihlldl 8
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-07

hiOkE HUsDRED AND NINErY,,s1x 4, to
seyenty,three in the House. and forty
tix TO nineteenin the Senate, gives 4
lair idea Of the Congressional seuti.
ment on the silver Question. r,ss .iglI
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-07

sSEcY SHERMAN will put the nints at
work promptly and industriously on
the new silver dollar. -i
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-07

THE motion for a new trial in the
case of McGill, convicted at Cleveland
of the murder of Mary Kelly, was
.overruled Saturday afternoon, and
McGill sentenced to be hanged ON the
18th of June. - i-il- s~-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-07

The wishes of the President didn't
visiely effect Congress.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-07

GEN. GARFIELD is the only Ohio
member OF Congress who voted to sus-
tain the Presidents veto of the silver
bill. .Ha.H I7f1iHa De ! 7iil l'iG-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-07

THE time for the adjournment of
Congress is now set for August. A
nation that can survive eleven months
Of such Congress as now sits at Wash
ington must have some of the elements
of vitality lett.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-07

The public debt statement shows a
decrease during February Of =, go. 2s7
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-07

CONGRESSMAN DANFoRD voted for
The dollar of the daddies. .s,s1.I
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-07

FgSpring stocks Of N. y. Sugar and Mo-
lasses, Fish, Rice, Cofees, &C.; now In store.
Price and quality guaranteed. GEO JEPsoN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-07

AND now the financial lunstics, will
attack the resumption act.
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tI.i - :, o. aen t- -.- rr.sa I1.,- : o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-03

Davis Ford. Hampton Roads, bark Maggie oBrisn er),
In port July 8. ships Importer. sheburne; Chas Bal
(br), Chxpman Geo Holt (Brl. Norton; Ere me hso
(Br) Taylor, idg; bark Star OF the Nest. Penny do
PIsAauA. June 23-Saled. bark itonus' smart Fai-
mouth .
PIcrou July so-Ceared ship Irwsli CBr), Mcdonald,
st John. nh. -
QuEBrc. July ai-Arrived steamer Bothal do PAter-
son, Leith tor Montreal; bark Campsee oientbr smth
Cleared Jis ship Aimeer tBr) keid Greenock; barks
Irene ibrj Parry, Carnarvon Viola lNor o To's"sn'
Ocean (Brl. Whitsstde. Belfast m, s,..n ,-.,.
Below 3Ist sIea waldensan tBr), stephen, from
Glasgow. -. c,
Al Bic 3lst, ship Chas Chaloner (BD, from GLEASON
Dock ., -, -,
in the ssgusuay River July 81 ship Anglo
Saxon ,Bs), Macauiav from London , ~.
sYpEkr Oh, Juv 3o-Arrived. brig Laura 'nD' ""''''
Arrived 2ssh bark Eta Stewart tBD, Smith. Belfast
land ordered 10 Now York). -
SHxLBURSE. Ms, July 3l-Arved, ship Revolving A'Kn'
(br), CoVnan. Liverpool IN,
TAnLs BAY. CGH. June l7-Arnvsd. brig Jean 'sr'
TRIsipAD. July 24--Arrived brig Sullivan, Perry, 81
jag 10 load Tor Della Brexkwater. Tor orders,
VALPARAISO, June 17-Arrived barks Rising ntat tDt,
slmon, san Francisco; 18th. Madame DemoreM Y! !:
Malkisy, sydney NsW (and sailed 2Ith Tor ioeopnO
10Th ship mountain. Osborn n"nios LOT Europe,
from. IqMique, load for Now ork 18Th. Marie kstne
Ger, Ahrens. do. oath. Caroline Murris br) boynoh
Boston; 18th briggs Emma Ohio Gr). knoo. iquique
26h barks Rio (sw). Mougon DO TO loaa 'or Nc" AoA
In Juno %, ship koucnbeck tBr) to losh nitrate
At Iquque and wool il vxlpxrsiso Bay Tor View fork:
barks Auxuste Wthslmine tGer). aud waller * Sohu
er) lquque. load for direct port In the United
State,. =,
WINDSOR. Ms. July 29-Arrived, schr Almeda, Boston
(and cleared 30th Now York;.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-03
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER CLANS CASTLE fBr China for New York.
ssrew oSarSosra - 600 chests Of tea which
the China, Desware insurans. compxnv o. N1rtn
from sis TO SIS package from s2s6 ooo to ssaoon
snIr KEENAN, OK Per from Tseoms u. C.il.c 70,
in distress remained in 18th dlschArsug for re-
pairs.
sn.r nor4l DAs. r from rs1sen q. u PIC. for rs
tered gale, lasting days during which dsm.ssa m AIN
resolved to bear up Valparaiso ccusinu noe 81 heavy
weather the dangerous oogdton Of the ship
10 Anc"d On arrivina bsswssn Island and Point
me !. * S:ss n IN % Is
water in the hold
BARK PALrsrrsA-The fOliowuEis lis. Of the Of
ee Sss a. s.srs "A
Me- William Dresser 70 %s, Gsps a1ms" " w snxa
Scotia; Thomas Flint IS came from Boston; Chs.es Sin
Ds.s n 1s: John
came from Boston Frank Il Chase "a. Of maine. There
was also = cook name shipped At Boston and
colored boy belonged the Vest Indies Mr. Chase
was tho only one saved
rocks north OF Hope Island. was pulled Oh about
O'Clock Wednesday night by Pawtucket and towed
osy spps.ns damage Is 20 stem which thought
be out little
spot stranded Seconet Point and strcwn
in agm along the shore The CARGO Of coal has been
taken from er before she went altogether to
pieces. and the rsce heavy swell threw .rEs ant .
SON.
scmx CHAs from Philaaephis for Boston before
reported collision of the with the amer Wysn-
oke towed from Delaware Brsskwater ~ Phisdel-
phia yesterday to repair
York We. run AusI Hell Gate. ~ Sow q TOW.
and had her bow sarbcard side stow" In She
City Island I'd for repairs.
Thomas tor this port TO load Of H.ttsras total
RWW was as tons re- lister built at Eiseth in 1850 and
hailed from Cape Town.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-03
SUICIDE BY HANGING.

A sLIGHrED MoTHFR PUTS AN END TO HER
EXISTENCE.
sensitive mother, stung by q sons neglect, last
nisht put end her cxisteoce, will be by
tho following story
Mr. Meyer Rosenberg, proprietor Of o clothing
store on Fulton street. Gold, returned 10 his
home, No 23s Msdison street, last evening and
inquired OF his servant girl, ElIzabe,h Hahan,
o. to the whereabouts of his wife Kcbecca. Tho
girl informed him she had her mistress
for some hours Mr. Rosenberg ut ouco caused
search 10 be Instituted for his missing
WIFE The house was ransacked, and
nnaiy the servant girl, while pursuing the
search In the cellar stumbled against the BODY Of her
mistress which found be suspended from OF
the raiers by clothes ine DR.. Coushlin. OF No 144
Henry street, was promptly summoned; but on his
arrival found That the lady was doad, and had appa
rently. been 80 for some time.
CAUSE OF ruE TRAGEDY.
The police were thcn appraised and, from an
IL was Quo Of suicide. They learned that about
three years ago one of Mrs Rosenbsrg's sons,
ma med Norris was married to a Miss Davidson. Tho
marriage copsummated without the consent OF no
young mans parcpts, and Tor time he not recog
nized by them. After some years however, the trouble
was brought to "a amicable settlement. Some weeks
ago Mrs Morris Rosenberg gave birth TO a
child winch was cbr'stened on thursday even.
ing Alter The services we're over NUMBER
OF rends aud relatives repaired to the young fathers
house, where an entertainment was gwen. His
s mo, Ths ' w nsa oS,us 10
some later m,sun dcrstsnding which had occurred
between sMorris and mis- mother. When MRS:
Rosenberg learned that the christening had
taken place sbo became very melancholy ana
condemned her son for his conduct she COM
planned that she had been insuited and threatened
10 take her lite. Her threats we're not noticed, how
ever, and IL was got until her body was found that
her relatives could believe that sns had committed
suicide.
The deceased was forty i've years OF age and the
mother OF sevcn grown up children, tour boys and
three girls Her eldest son, Jacob, who has bcen an
Invalid tor some years. was recently sent 20 Europe
sor hta noaItb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-03
FOREIGN PORTS.

CALLAo, June 2e-Arrved, bavks Chas Pobes Low, and
@ q whitmcrc. Humphreys, Psbeon de Plea land both
sailed July tor Hampton Roads, 3rh Ada Wiswei, Wis
we'll Saigon sand sailed Ju,y for Pimeut.D July 10
Oidbdge tBr Darlington. Rio JsneIro tAnd sailed th
sailed june - sehr La Nint Beach Ansofssas:s uly
Richard Robinson smith do, sth schr Fannie are
San Fcx 9th ship La kscoccss tbrj Evans. Husnillos
In port July IL, chips Hermann Ck). Perss dsg tses
Mlseeiisncous); Thomas. Niekes, from Rio Janero.
arrived July g. rhd 10 load for Crted Kingdom
Continent. Laurcns. snow, unc; tgmont Ioorn tSw
Bacnds Tor Puget sound load lumber tor CaIlsc and
Cow Bar, cB. Aug a.7Arrivcd, steamer rlsmboroush
CHArnAs. NIB, July O-Cicwred. barks Hsnriek Ibsen
tNor), Meid-I Sharpness; Atlantic Nor. Gunderscn.
HuAxiLLos July IL Sailed previously, ship Anglo
American On jordan, Europe . .
In port July H. ships Brown. Brooks, Marsshon.
!Br, Thomas; Newman Hal, iBr,. Slater Detroit.
Blanchard; Atmosphere tBri Wright; Monte Rosa, Jar
Minister of Marine tBr Murphy; rinnnren tbr!
ford (Br), Jones; Commonwealth tBr), Sptouei Lord
Lytton or Dakin; Royal Charlie tbD snciair ana
yigsni Ross ali dg or 70 losa bstssJ Holmes br),
Conill. aud Laura Emily tBr). McArthur 40. -
HALIFAX. Aug 2-Arrived, steamer Nova Scotia tBr)
Archer. Liverpool via ST Johns NJ. for Baltimore.
1ouiorr, June 3-saed bsrxs wsIlace. McCormsck.
isth Csirn tswrd Medin Hampton ROADS, 22d, ssnti-
(Br), for San Francisco. -
In port June 30, barks Carl Max Ger. -; Eryciua
r,. Iisnnay. and Lorenr Hanson oGcr), - tor the
LoxDos, July 2e-Arrivcs. brig Como dB,, Tocker
M,JILLoses July li-ssaed previously, ship David
Brown. Concord, ljamburr.
Mia,eoasr July IL port Leouors Bon.ey. lot
MosrnsAL. jay 81 Arrived steamer barcelona (Br!
Haicrow Bristol; Cire.s-sn tBn. wyie. LIVERPOOL
PXssILos Oh PicA, july iVssilsd previously, ship
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BELOW.
Bark Nuova Mnntiis qtal). Ounce. from siig,
CLEARED.

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steamer The Queen tBri. Atree. Lverpoci-F
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Scager.
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Royal--C II Mallory K Co.
Steamer OctorArs Reynolds. Baltimore VIM DazeIi.
Steamer Annie stecn. Wilmington, DelsIaght Bailey
steamer Beverly. ailsce, Phlsdciphia-J ames Hand
Ship Giencorse tBr. Watson, Liverpool -Arke TUFTS
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brig ohm shay, Nickerson, Port Nata-Cofncr. Bros
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Bria Lizzie ztt,osen lessen, Corfu-John Zi..osen.
big Harry Aubrey (Br, Delano ST JOINS, Antigua
Bris The Charley tBD, Mahonev, St Johns, Mp
sr,r tisrtrnde smith, Jameson. Las Pamas. Canary
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schr Scsta tBrJ, Palmer Dorchester, NB-r Nevius a
schr Iiarbinscr. Wentworth Jacksonville Ray
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schr l. A Rose Rose, Wilmington, Dsi-Slsghs, Bailey