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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SHF ST BKRNARps Brl from New York for Antwerp. has
been ecked and several lives lost Soc general
columns
BARK Harmonic (Nor) from Quebec for London. before
towed back TO Quebec July 10 whore divers were exam
lining her bottom.
BRIs ELIE DR.. from Harbor Grace NJ, for Montreal
before reported ashore ut Hunting Island was owed
to Quebec July -. where she docked for repairs
ScHR ANNIE a MILLAED at Portsmouth. NH 18th inst,
from Baltimore was struck by lightning 1th inst, split
ting mizaentopmast passing down into the cabin and
doing some damage
scuR ASSiE MiLLAnp, BacSman, at Portsmouth, MI,
wh: ''V on Mon,auk LON Islsng' during S",
heavy thunder shower the vessels minnentop
topmast pieces then passed down the mizrenmast
the after house. slightly innrng the owermast In
tered and other damage done to considerable amount
Capt Backman and one of the scamen were knocked
down by tho shock and remained insensible Tor
time
BALrMoRK. July 2i-steamcr Blackstone. from Provi-
denee yesterday towed the steamer Saragossa Bati
Baker and Moilic Wentz Norfolk up an
unsuccessful search FOR the wreck OF the Baltimore and
Potomac steamer Express lost In the Chesapeake In the
gale of October last
CnARLEsroS, July is-The steam tug Wade Hampton
Port Royal SC, days since and pumped
the sunken ship Refer and towed her TO Beaufort Tho
Hampton returned TO Charleston on Wednesday
HALrAx. July 2i-rhc fishing scnr Boo, of Clements
Gut last Thursday The seamcn eung 20 the over
turned vessel until they we're rescued by another
schr wier, OF aud for Halifax from Bay St GEORGE
NJ with full of dry and picked fish. struck
,ea a t Pp crs A., aa sr. ~ e hr a ~ nov
saved in u damaged conotion.
PoRr HAwxEsBuny July ia terrific thunder squaii,
with hailstnnes. some measuring inch in thck
passed evor here at PM doing much damage The
brig Laura Br) grounded Stapleton's Point Had all
her throwing beam carrying away her
mainyard, lower maintopsai yard mansa,i toresai
fororoya aud two jibs
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THE NEGRO EXODUS.

THE TEMPORARY REFUGE AT ST. LOUIS CLOSED
NO ABATEMENT IN THE STREAM OF 1MMI-
GRANTS.
ST. LOUIS, No., July 81. 1879.
Several weeks ago the President of the Western
Sanitary Commission, James f. Yeatman, undertook
the temporary ree of negro refugees arriving here
from the South. The old Eagle Foundry, near the
landing was fitted up with hunks and cooking facl-
tiles, and those who came from below found haven
until they could get away to Kansas find homes
in and about st. Louis. Saturday evening this
refuge was closed. There about hundred
refugees still stopping there and they moved their
baggage to the levee and camped for the night
Yesterday these and 100 more who up on
the City of Alton left the Henry tor Kansas.
Later, the Grand Tower arrived with party IRON
Bolivar. Miss. There was place provided for them
and they camping on the wharf. Mr.. Yeatman
says the closing of the refuge was necessitated by
failing funds He undertook the work thinking that
the exodus would be OF short duration those
who did come could he relieved ut u comparatively
small expense II purely work OF philanthropy
with him.
TIDE STILL FLOWING.
Instead of falling of he says the exodus continues
strong ever, and three is prospect of it
stopping. He has expended over $4,000 In simply
giving temporary relief He has means at
hand to continue the work, and has appealed to tho
city authorities In vain. He says effort will be
made to inform the negroes in the South who may
be contemplating emigration that they must not ex
pect any help in st. Louis.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

ANTIGUA, July 2o-Arrved. steamer Bahama Br), Mitch
disg: brig Britannia Hotchkiss do.
CnArnAM. NIB, July le-Arrived, bark Nordpol GER,
Cleared ish: bsrks Bertha Ger, Schultz. Swansea;
HAyASA, July l9-ssled, steamer Saratoga. Sundberg
sou, Ponce PR, via Newport. RI
Arrived 18th. brig wcstmoreand cBr,, Parkham, New
Arrived 2ist steamers Quebec Dr. Dale Liverpool for
Montreal; Hibernan Br Archer, Baltimore for Liver
MONTREAL July le-saiied. bark Mcleod Obj, Fulton
NORTH SYDNEY. CB. July 17-Arrived. bark Mildred
Picrou. July i7-Arrived, bark Alexander Campbell
Bunker Portland brgs Al Petngill Hail. do; Elizabeth
Cleared 18th bark Amecr, for Montreal; Alexander
NS oesn uSr july e-Arrvea steamers crcassan m
Arid Liverpool; walden sr, stephen Glasgow ship
Red Jacket (Br). Bigelow Pir@us bark Chevaer u,r.
Below 10th, sehr Margaret Boyd tBp, Little from
Ardrossan thad foreopgailant mast carried away In
Cleared 10th. banks Arouca tBr), suiter Maryport;
FISHER. Pembroke Dock.
Rio jASKiRo, July I7-Arrived bark New Light, Snow,
siev. July eaIn port, Ssrks G.ahs%'s Policy: oagp.
Quoenstown. dg; @ Rcmsens. Leighton: for -. dg;
briss W Mssser, Lawrence for Sew York, York Y.g;
from baltimore dsg; Adele McLoon Stone tor of Hat
ST Jons, Nh July is-Arriycd. bark Luiria P (Iu,,.
Fcrand Portland schr Areilla Br Stewart, New York.
Herbert Olive tBr Munscn. Dundalk schr Navassa (Br
Hatfield. rhiisdeiphias ~ ,p. g., y.,,.
bark Moss Glen (B. Morris penarh Roads brig Willie
Br Amero. Wexford schr Ne'ie dsr. Britt, New York
Cleared 2ist, sehr Petrol. staples. Now York.
,sAcKvLLE. NIB, July 9-Arrived, schr Vesta. Palmer
vicroaiH, July la-Arrivcd, bsrks Bcrgsagl.ere dtaD
sailed July IL. barks Crusader, Ingram. Montcvideo
fVsw srso J"y iscsSred sehrs Nellie piusmorc
for Philadelphia; 18th, Carl Lothrop, for do.
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THE SPINNERS' STRIKE.

RIoroUs DEMONSTRATIONS BY woMEN-THE
MOB QUELLED BY THE POLICE.
FALL RIVER, Mass, July 81. 1879.
The most serious disturbance which has occurred
here since the present labor trouble took place
tonight. woman, with her son, hero
from Warren, r. l.. this afternoon, and the latter
Ia weaver) was given work at Merchants Mill, and
the mother was given tenement i'll one or the COM
pany's houses Plain street. About seven o'clock
this evening the women in the neighborhood
began to make threats and rocks were
thrown at the house and the windows
broken. The woman complained to the police and
two officers sent to guard the house. The
crowd continued to increase. and the officers deemed
it advisable to remove her to safer quarters. AS
she went through the streets the crowd rap
idly increased, until about one thousand
men, women and boys had gathered Bedford
street. at the north end of Merchants MILL and also
opposite the Office. where number of spnners,
including four who arrived this afternoon were
CHARTERED Another crowd of about half the size as
sembled at the south end of the mill. Rocks
freely thrown anu one of the special watchmen
at the mill was struck on the arm aud considerably
succeeded in quelling the disturbance. No arrests
were made. Large crowds also gathered
the the Of Of the sa Ma
made to create any disturbance and at hafpast ten
O'Clock tonight the city was reported quiet.
MILLS REsUMING WORK.
Large numbers Of spinners have arrived here
to-day. and although the union spinners
ceeded III getting several Knobsticks to leave the
town yesterday the mills have made a decided gain.
The Narragansett Mill. which shut down the first
day after the strike and which has been the only mill
stopped for the past three weeks resumed work this
morning. Among the spinners who have gone to
work to-day several Of the old help. although no
union spinners reported among the number.
FAILURE OF A PAPER.
The Daily Record. evening paper which has
been published here for little more than six
months, died tonight. The alleged cause the
failure to get support from advertisers, in conse
quence of dull business brought on by the strike.
Tho propretors reported to have lost from $4,000
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY q, 1879.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsroNR TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamer The Queen (Br). Altree. Liverpool July and
Queenstown 10Th with mdsc aud 2Oi passengers to
Hurst Arrived at AM. Had dense togs and
Banks July 49, lat ~ 30 Ion 81 81 passed steamer
lat 40 3d. Ion ~ 80 steamer Erin 5rl. do for do
day lat 40 AZ Ion 81 TO- steamer Baltic ur, do for do;
day, 1870 miles OF Sandy Hook. Italian bark.
showing Signals pore.
steamer Hindoo tBr, Stevens Hull 4. with mdse to
Saund = a Son.
steamer Rhcubiua dB), Cannon, swansea July 4. with
mdse to George Bulley.
steamer Mercaor O,eg), Mime. Antwerp IS days. with
fndse to Fupch Edge Go. Had strong WNW winds to
the Banks: thence light winds.
steamer Bclgianland Belg) Jackson Antwerp July IL,
with mdsc and passengers to Peter Wright a Sons.
steamer Mary latham (Brl Gorley, Mediterranean with
mdsc to Lawrence, Giles Co -
ship Marietta LAus), Stepanovich, Phillippeve 63
days ballast to Slocovich Co june q, lat ~ 30 Ion
~ spoke bark Azala tBr). Scars from New York for
BARK Medford (of Windsor, Ns), Nicholson, London 55
days in ballast Bertsux Anchored at SANDY Hook
Bark Left (Nor Erickson, Barrow 81 days. In ballast to
Bockmann, Ocrlcin Go.
Bark Marie siedenberg GER, Stricken, Hull 81 days. in
Bark Unico utaD schanno Hull 30 days, In ballast to
order, -
Bark Harrisburg gGer Hashager, Bremen 30 days, with
mdse to Ocrchs X Go.
Bark Lorenno Nor) Johnson Arenda 81 days ballast
Bark Veva DER Lobke. Tabct ~ days In ballast to
Funch, Edge X Co Was 70 DAYS OF the Banks. with
light winds and Gains. -
Bark Tnmaris tFrl. Gindce. Marseles 81 days, with
mdso TO order vessel to James Henry.
Bark Cemcntina uta, Porxio Dunkrk a. days, in bal
last, to Isauro Storey Co
Bark Guo qtaD Paolio, Lisbon 30 days In ballast
Bark Amicsia ItaD. corsausgo Genoa GO days in bal.
last, to order.
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THE RECENT Rebellion AND ITS RAMIFIcA-
TIoNs-REsPEcT FOR LAw-PLoTs AND
CoUNTERPLoTs.
CITY MEXICO. July 10.
Via HAVANA, July 81, 1879.
number of Senators and Deputies urging
the Government Commission to call extra session
of Congress to take with regard to the re-
cent attempt at revolution in Vera Cruz. 1t is
proved that the conspiracy extended to Campechy.
joaquin Baranda. who was Governor of Campechy
during the administration of President Lerdo, and
several other leading OF that State charged
with taking part in the conspiracy, and have been
brought to the city Of Mexico for trial. President
Diaz has shown unusual frmness in dealing with
parties implicated in the affair without regard for
their rank condition His action introduces q
novel era in Mexican history. and respect for legal
authority and established government is increasing
Three more Spaniards, who formerly served in the
Mexican army. have been expelled from Mexico for
conspiring against the government.
recent letter on Mexican affairs. purporting to
have been written by President Lerdo. is de-
nounced forgery. 1t was published by the anti
Lerdo press without comment.
There Of yellow fever at present in
any part of Mexico
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TAXPAYERS IN COUNCIL.

The Taxpayers Central Association met last night
in the premises occupied by the old Bulls Head Saw
ings Bank, Twenty-hfth street and Third avenue.
Mr.. p. A. Cassidy presided. and several topics of
interest to taxpayers brought up and
discussed. The Committee Water Rents
reported that great extortions made
In the collection of the Croton water rents
and resolution adopted recommending
that where legal process necessary in defence of
a claim the same should be met by the association.
The resolution set forth also that the Comprollers
remedy is in Judgments against property Another
resolution was passed requesting the Mayor Alder
the reservoirs south of the Harlem River filled in
the work to be done under the direction of the Board
of Public Works.
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81 days with mdse 70 Lauro. Storey K Go.
pdse 70 ! fabbricott vessel to Benham, Boyessn Go.
Bark shetland. Haskell Matansas via Delaware Break
water 10 days with sugar TO Welsh; vessel to Mil
Brig Edwin Rowe Schultz. Ciudad Bolivar IT days with
Brig Matte RUSSELL Atherton Havana Is days. with
moasses to ) de Rivera A Co; vessel to Hunter.
order to Talbot july i5 lat ~ LON y 90 saw
vessel wish signal Of distress flying bore down to her and
aofk WIN captain and three men sick with yellow fever
gator; first officer was put board
Brig hosSya Nor Falehenberg, Cardenas II days with
day with pso 'agaon GsTpan via st Thomas 60
schr Harry White Hopkins, Ciudad Bolivar 10 DAYS.
with sa, md ssn to Miller, Miller Hp nigh
days, III ballast, e J dc Rivera 4 Co.
to Gomez 4 rssrsa vessel 10 b j Weinberg Z Go.
s@ Noy9s AreY ssrasSs days with fruit to
schr Al%rs woGey Brooks Jseksonyille days with
sehr Annie Booth Bays, Cedar Keys with cedar to
ssir Thomas Pillsbury Savannah days with lumber
to sote; Bnssell 4 Co; vessel to Snow Burgess
New Haven sawm CO. vessel to warren Ray
schr Carman. Catcaman, Beaufort, Nc days, with
sehrS n Harlow sopsr. Richmond.
Schr Rodney Parker, Parker. Baltimore.
Hy- Bark Albion (Nor), from bordeaux. which was
anchored below for orders, up the city 2lst.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Ahambrs. Brl. McElhlnney St Johns. NF,
and Halifax Ms FOR New York, with mdse and passengers
: sshr Young Cotton Tw9 Rivers. Ms for New York,
sehr Ellen Morrson Morrison Two Rivers Ms, for New
schr sammy Ford Allen Hilsboro Ms. for Newark. NJ
IS sshr riverside (3r) Copp, Point Wolf NIB for New
sehr jasper (Br, Fowler, St John NIB, for New York,
schr Mary Shields. Snowman. Gardiner for New York
Sshr Emma Gregory; Heating. Roekand for New York
schr i 5 lodgdon, Stern, .Rockiand for Now York.
ssSr % s aD bssns for Is sr
Sehr F sd Se s: Elddgs Bangor for New YORK
lumber.
Schr Mary Fallon Boston for New York
schr raviiion, niggns New Bedford for New York.
ssS H H. W E Mar pS az f Hs, FOR New York.
h E~s S ssT o1 Y
sshr Katie hoyt Heaney psovdenee for New York
ssSr BSeTstoas Ksy rrgyidenes isS Ss% Ysri.
schr 4 Peters, TORY, Pawtueket for New York.
y sehr Wm Riley isherman. comstock, Nantucket for
schr Charles Miller (asherman) DAVIS, Nantucket for
sehr Lizzie RAYMOND, Lord. Portland Ct for New York.
Schr = N Wells, Boardman. Hartford for New York.
Schr urbana,, Allen, Norwak for New York.
sehr Orlando smith Ferris Portehester for New York
Brig Willie Bp, from Dnndalk; I. in ballast and the
Mail from Gardiner before in the roads above
passed through at noou.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Franconia Mangum New York for Portland.
Steamer Bolivar. Geer, New York for New London and
Norwich.
Brig Emma L Shaw (Br). Mccomber, New York for
Altoona.
Brig Aida Smith (Bp Smith New York for st Johns
NE
schr Southern Cross tBr, Patterson. New York for
Shulee Ms.
schr Joseph Hall, Stevens. New York for Middetown
CT
Schr Maud Jones, Port johnson for Machias
Sehr Ann Elizabeth Dem Port johnson for Providence
Schr Ann Mitchell Amboy for Machias.
Schr Trundy, Trundy, Philadelphia for Boston.
dence.
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EXPELLED FROM THE BUND.

The troubles in the Gcrmania Schutzen Bund a
German scm-mlitary benefit organization. have
been allayed for the time being. The Order has
grown very rapidly during the past two years. and
the administration of its affairs. which was in the
haIiis of Mr.. j. H. Klathaar, the Brgadier General
of the bund, has not been managed in altogether
satisfactory manner. At general meeting In Ger
mania Hall. williamsburg. yesterday, COMMITTEES,
which had been appointed to investga his official
books and papers. made report which was untavor-
able to him. On motion OF MIR. Il. NJ. Warder he was
then expelled from the Bund.
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THE ITALIAN BARK CAMILLA.

WASHINGTON. July 81, 1879.
The protest of Baron Blanc in the matter of the
controversy between the captain of the Italian bark
Camilla and Justice Ferry of Brooklyn, has been
ferred to Acting Attorney General Phillips for de-
cision, General Devens being away vacation. The
matter is merely formal it is not believed there
is any doubt that Justice Ferry is acting in contra
vention of treaty of 1873 with Italy. 1t is sup
posed that it will be only necessary to call Justice
Ferrys attention to the provisions Of article eleven
of this treaty to secure from him suspension Of
of all proceedings in the dispute between the captain
a,,dt ha sail
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A TRAMP KILLED.

On Saturday evening last tramp. who gave his
name Albert Boerst native OF Bohemia and late
of Detroit. Mich, while walking along track of the
Hudson River Railroad. q short distance above Mont
rose was struck by an express train. His left leg
cut of just above the knee, and his right Leg
was badly crushed In this horrible condition he
managed to crawl away from the track. and when
found was engaged in bandaging his legs W It'll por
ton of his garments. He was conveyed to Peekski
where no died early on Sunday morning.
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A RETURNED FUGITIVE.

george Kottingcr. who, 1t was alleged. fed to st.
Louis some time ago. and who charged with
having enibezzled $3.50 while in the employ Of Hugo
Goisch of No. 2l5 Bowery arrived in this city yes
terday In the custody of Detective Ferris. It is
charged that Kottinger collected number of
accounts, for which no failed to make any return.
The accused was taken to the District Attorneys
office aud ten porarily committed to the Tombs.
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SAILED.

Steamers Colon for Aspinwa: Albemarc, West Point,
Va; ships Charlotte (icrj Bremen: Atmosphere Br) do
Tobque C3r). Baltimore; barks Parana tNor Antwerp;
fortunate Padre Qta Cork Oliver Speciosa Qtab do
Falmouth; Vasco de Cana (Nor), do do Bartolomeo
snone ltaD Queenstown do; Ban Mazeranich tAus),
Great Yarmouth; Ragna Nor, Havre; Goatfcll tBrl,
Anjer: Srasund Nor Stettin; Dictator Nor do Marco
Polo Ita Mapas: briggs Acelia Thurow Agiers; Fleet-
wood (I}r), Togo and Toulingate.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Tobique r Davis, from Cork land ordered TO
Baltmorel, July 10 30 miles OF Sandy Hook
ship rheo II Rand Orr, shaw, from New York for Ant
werp July Is. lat ~ is, Ion 80 10.
Bark Lndesnacs Nor, Tonnesscn, from Bremen for
Philadelphia, July H. lat Al IL, Ion 80 80.
Bark Gustav Adolph Nor) Soenscn from Philadelphia
for Leghorn, July 10, lat 40 80 Ion ~ ~.
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FISHERMEN.

The United States steamer kearsargc at st Johns NE
July ~ spoke Grand Banks. schrs Hattie Newman,
with ZOO uiutas nsh We Are Here, $40 do King sOO
do Snow Squall, 400 do.
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DENIED BY THE MAYOR.

dayor Cooper yesterday contradicted the rumor
Tat no intended to nominate Sheridan Shook for
Police Commissioner, and ID. ID. L. Marshall for Tax
Commissioner ut to-day's meeting of the Board of
Aldermen.
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ALBA L. SMITH.

Alba F. Smith. president OF the Norwich and wor-
,ester Railroad Company. the Second National Bank
md the Norwich Water Power Company, and the
original patron of the Norwich Water Works system
died in that city yesterday evening of apoplexy. He
civil engineer of great ability. and built the
railroad bridge the Hudson at Albany. He
long associated with the late Commodore Wander
but in connection with the Hudson River Railroad.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AMSTERDAM July 20-Sailcd, ship Olaf (Nor) Andersen
Pniladelphia; bark Axel, New York.
AALBoRe, July i2Arrivsd, bark Gibraltar der). Tom
resscu. New York
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW YoRK, July 21-Noon.
The Western Union time ball foil threetenths of
ond day.
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. SO.

DoATs, OARS, ROwLOCks, SPOON OARS.-BESr
ID and cheapest. SMITHS Boat Works. 1913 south ST.
NO CHARTER OR FOR sALE-GOOD FREIGHT
propoler light draft large carrier; good order Apply
TO WILLIAM n. HAZARD, Jr. 81 Harrison ST., corner
West.
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XNrANTRD--A KEEL BOTTOM BOAT II TO IS rKRTl
w modern,p price. Address a.. STATEN y. Herald.
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CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 81. 1879.
The following are the closing official prices Of
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERvA-
TIONS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-24

Before you begin your heavy spring
work after a winter Of relaxation, your
system needs cleaning and strengthening
TO prevent an attack Of Ague, Bilious or
Spring, Fever, or some other Spring sick.
ness that will unfit you for a seasons
work. You will save time, much sickness
and great expense il you will use one but.
tie Of Hop Bitters in your family this
month. Don't wait. See other column.
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WI yIRaIsIA ParsnYTERY.

Last Days ProeeedInEs-Aa ElOQBeBt and
"IIsp'fuI7 Discourse ~ Rev. Dleksy. Of
HorEaatSWR-A West Virginia TaImaEs
rev. 4. Z. LaSe, Of PL Pleasant, -
Charged with Making UnVeFaeiSas
Statements = Charges Partially Sus.
IAined-Tbe PFesbytsFy AdjOuEns 10
Meet october NexI, ~ EalPmOnt.
KIE0Koop. PREaroN Co. ". ".
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THE
FEVER and AGUE

EGYPTIAN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-24

Of last week Is universally ad.
mlttsd to have been the finest
and grandsst display ever held
10 this city. The reason for
this marked success was the
fact that no pains, trouble or
expense was spared to make
each and every department Of
our business as attractive as
possible, our determination be-
Ing to show the ladies Of Wheel
Ing the finest specimens Of
everything novel, SeaS0nanle
and attractive.
These goods are now offered
at such prices as to bring them
within the reach Of every one.
Call and secure bargains.
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AMP
LIVER PAD
CURES CATARRH.

CARoImrIs, ONO. March n, ITrS.
DEAR sIR-PIsH's Sead me oOs Of your Egyptian
LAYER PsdL
WTs one all Elntsr and like It srst.ru,N ,h'pL
BY using one "F tUu NOR will get vel, have hEd
tbs CAiArFh TOT three year, slncr Commenced UuAi.
lug the Pal an improving muddy,
fSun truly, Moses MILLER
FRANCIS FITZGERALD,
BuEoETTsToWS, April Is, 1872.
EGYPTIAN LIVER PAb CO-GaiAH,sR I hn,,
been usi one Of your LIVER PADS uhge The q / Of
March i has ItTto med miracles nearly on me. M
liver and kidneyS were ~ bad coudlIlTn; had Ihv
Itching Plrs sud stnppaKr Of HateT with Sciac Rhru
uAtlsH nd Uas tating all kinil ni tFaih / hrut for
Liver Pad an quilt nGin4 all dFaE,. Ny SysFui 4,
ll right nsV aud NY water l. clear a. c'JstSl briur
Il Wa Thick aud muddy | e'uld not cat ny; nv
lpPytis IL ID nos. viii give ynu iull ItaIsiasut
henli tE. lived iEtnty sSi1 tHTb ih lemErrabr,.
Vile, formerly; send GuI butter Bnd esEs b Iof.
ington BrUs Thirty sixth WGId. want u Est OIL.
half dnI,n mOr PADS, Il yOu Whle nUls 10 DJrins.
ton Bios, night away, ~ they eau get the Pads GHd
send theul out on Friday.
lam your, respectfully,
FRANtIS FITZGERALD.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-24

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