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ever. Mr.. he'll, In whofES is tho case Of
tho two perIurcrs rests, e 2 is silent as the
grave, MIL to all qnestfGts s to what was 10
be dune, or WHO Is tlnplI = his onc answer
Arpu : I

grave, MD to all qnesttcs s to what was to
be-, be done or %llo is lnpl[ his ono answer
Cof~ Hiss AND 3t1t. DAVENPORT
remained In the of!Ice, neclccttnx their prf8
ratc business from 10 o'clock In tho morning
Until 0 In tile evening. ll,lrrying to and fro
from 0:!c rf'ot', to a1sothcr, anil working hard
III aiding atr. l}rlI in the work he IL cngaecd
III. T}iere was MI mir Ut mystery about tile
t'tlcn which no mall mt III the secret could
fatllo1n. The only certainty IL that Samuel
s., Mercy las seriously Implicated certain
prn.nlIent Democrats nf this city, and that
indictments llaye already been drawn against
thCse men.
wiro THEY ARE
will 1lot t,c know, ttntit they have been ar
tcstct "Iiic'. will probably bc very soon.
may slate, In this connection, wl,nt but very
fGw people arc nwarG uf,-and they are Off
cin!S s''rectly connected with tho cnse,-tl,at
q large !ltntberOf warrants have beet, Issued,
soll1e of which nfe In bla,.k.' THAT they
COVER
CERTAIN so.caLLEp STATESMEN
who were prominent III the ate campaign,
and chiefly Engaged In II defamutory course
that i'as covered their names with obloquy,
there Is l'ttlo Question. Justice Morgan
reacel the District Attorneys o1lce at 10
h'ciocE, and. entering all inner room. scnt for
Samuel s. storey. Tic perjurctl wIt,.ess hob
b'c1t painfully imto the room OIL lis crutclles,
nnd took his seat. The Hon. Edward n.
stnuehton, Col. George bliss, Assistant Dis
trct Attorneys BELL and Rollins, John /.
Davenport, mid col. Henry j. johnson, Of
Cumberland. Md, were nlso In tic room.
Aorey's confession. made yesterday, was
reatl In him. and he signed Ills na,ne, rs he
TG}H fn1 F}1{tf1| IL $ff,rnH, 81 r.
, 1880-11-12

TlIsou0n tho cxcrttons OF Mayor Harrison
and tho cooperation with lin of Slr. john +.
Stafford, there Is n prospect OF tho sale by
tho city Of tllo disputed Lako-rront property
to tho Illtnois Central aml Burlington Il
Quincy Railroad Companies for the suln Of
$4,000. Tho propcfty-owners who have
hitherto objcctetl lave now, on tito represol,-
tatlons Of Mr. Stafford, withdrawn their OBJ
1ectinns, uni nothing remains In tho wny of
thu transfer of tho property but tlIat tho
Mayors action be ratified by tho Common
Council. The city Is guaranteed In Its ripu-
rian rights by Tic terms OF tho proposed con-
trAct. Tho railroad companies PROPOSE to
ercct OH tho property n Union passenger
depot at q cost Of 100000.
, 1880-11-12

THE Boycott relief expedition is said to be
y Tory dolgo for tho purpose Of provoking
tic Irish pcasantry into rebellion and titus
forcing tho Liberals to resort 10 martial law
fur tho government Of IRELAND. Tho
expedition arrived at Yoycott's place last
night. They were guarded by tic military
and police along tho entira rnutc. They hui
10 walk sixteen miles from tho slcpot to tils
farm, as the pcop1c III the Y1cinity refused to
give them conveyance. They were lolged IN
n barn last night, which WAS rather hard on
tho gentlemen"
, 1880-11-12

TIE KaMsas fellows don't seem to know
wlcn to stop pi'lng up .rnajorittcs fur Gar
fleld. T'lsel Champio'. Of; 4atehIson l,ns Of
1lcial returns from ail tho counties 1T the
State except twelve on the remote frontier.
Tle vote foots up: Garfield. fl5,59o; Ham
cock, hs9t7; Weaver, 1s,:s'0, Garfleltl's
plurality, $500. This viii bc Increased to
abont t;!,oo0. The total vote Of tho State will
bc about lou, 600 IAN Increase Of 900 slnce
1875 Tho Grccnbacls yotg Is about 5000 less
thai two years ago.
, 1880-11-12
MOREY VERBATIM.

THE CONFESSION, As OUTLINED IN YEsrER"
DAYS REPORT.
NEW YonK, Nov. l!.-TEc D1strlct-Attor-
ney furnishes tho press tic confessions OF
Morcy n1nl O'Driell (alEAs Lindsey 80 far rs
cal, bo mutlo public wIttuut Interfering with
the ca,1su ofjus.tcc. The Times lust night fur
lltsllth tho Western press tho substance OF
tho confessions, but tho details III sol,lo par-'
tIcu1ara uro OF greut Interest, and are rs fol-
lows: =;
Marcy, utter stating that Clark and San-
born, nf l4awrcllce, Mass, Induced lin to 20
tu New lurk md testify, promising to stand
by lIlul and sre him will latd, snid;
lscing strongly urged, and III lk,-urty. con-
kented to coi1le. camo OIL hero. I gave cor
rect testimony, as you will Sec. and only IN re-
Ennl 10 II. l.. aiorcy WAS tny Testimony false,
md also when stated that hnst been offered
4lG1 by IlePulIltcHn 1lot to come OF hcrn and
testify. Hy family record Ia true. except in ra-
luton to II. l.. Morcy.
. WHOM Dos'T KNOW,
md nevor haye known, and knuw at tho timo
that II was falso statement. | wcnt to the
Truth otl!cu seyenI timcs, and bad an ln-
tcrvtew with Josh Hart all nnothor
'"nn connected with tue papcr.. wlose
nnlno tl0 not know. W0 arrived tCiar6
and u tue Saturday bcforo elcotlon. On Sunday
morIng we wont down to tho Democratic tcad-
guar*er9 tirtt, and iouud nobody theru but some
women ..Sloantug up. We went then aud Kot
sotne breatfast. We catno buck mud they kept
us there. k1pet mau By tho name Of Moore
1lrat, aud then 4 number of them, headquarters
tucsa. did mn sce lsarn,ltn. IIo had returned
to Copncct!cuA .ho oycnIng previous. Thera
was anothpr short nun 1hesc, could tell hia
namo II heard 1t. VI, sIoore was Serxeant-at-
Arms 0r tho Democratic Committee therc, thoy
said. l saw
WHAT / SUPPOSED WAS THE sKcnErx,.Y,
thp man thut wroso ntd gayp us tho check when
VIC returned. tic gayomo check Cor. &ldO. ~
for cxpcnscs for Clark, md 800 ho was to Etv~.
10 ,us WHOM 10 xut tho check osshea. Tho *l9
WIS sar coming ~ suppose. 1le didn't say
what 1t was for. lKot tho tloo. .whem 1rsturnel
to Luwsonro got It, ThutSunday ho got cars
riage and tuok u to Centraa Turk. From taero
wo wc,.t down to Htaten island oil tho fcrrYboat.
We gtopgsd down theEu until O'Clock III tho
afternoon. aud wont up ia st. Flnoehta Hotel,
think up Il, tho park, We rot supper theru aud
uturncd to DvuocratIo heaidauarters and
3toppe4 thcro MI u'ght., They saa In tho mosn@
lug TINT ~. .,.
"TME noys :.
conlda't lot III Out Ut their sight,, They WERE
afrad iitt!o davenport would get hold OF us.;
The uext morning we rot breakfast and went ~:
, 1880-11-12

THE French Chambers, after an acrimoni-
ous debate. participated III by ". C1cntcnccau,
n. lie Gra,ltt, md Premier Ferry, passed n
vote of confidence in the Ministry last eyc1l-
ing by 207 yeas to l3i nays. N. Fcrry In tho
course Of Ills speccl, said that the Govern
,nent adhered to tho policy announced at tho
opening of the Chambers, a1ld was fully
determined to enforce tho laws and to tolerate
Ito violation of them BY lloyallsts or llcvo,l-
tIonists. 1le said TINT tho Ministers resigned
from Il sense of pride, and Withdrew their
designations through se,'so Of patriotism.
The result Of tho vote will be that the Mn
listers will retain their Office, for 4 time at
least 1t is noticeable that the most violent
attack madc OH tho Ministers during tho de-
bate was that by the Communist Clcmcnceau.
, 1880-11-12

THE total number OF letters and parcels
registered throughout thts country during
tie year eMllng Juuo 10 wus G,AN513, of
which only a50, ,000 letters and $40 parcels
wera for tnro!Em countrrs. Thu amount Ut
tl,t fccs collected un the letters atul pnrcels
mas S505, III, bolng IN incscase Of so per cent
oyur tho fees fur Tho previous year. Only
Ills OF the letters. or ono III every 0,soo,
vert InSt
, 1880-11-12

LrnnY Pn1soN, the famous military bastl1e
OF the Southern Confetleracy, nnd which ,as
tory, was sold Mt auction to James I. Gray,
Of Richmond, fur 81, 7a5 yesterday. Thu in
genialls auctioneer Wild knocked it down
said that, Oil account q Its historical nsso-
clatlon, tho bricks col fained In tho walls
could be disposed Of to tcsilcnts Of tho loyal
States for s:t0,ooo. 1t1 Gray will hardly
realize tl1at amount on item.
, 1880-11-12

porn LEO rteelvca Il .dclerotlo,, OF Trial,
Distopa yesterday. mid in tue course of his
address to them expressed great sympathy
for Ireland, aud adylsed them to caution their
people against revolutionary principles and
prlcticcs.
, 1880-11-12
NOVEMBER II, 1880-TEN PAGES.

field delivered short sreecl' Of thanks for
tlle llonor, and complln,ea.ssl the people of
Cleveland OH many things, but principally
on their devotion to the principles Of the re-
publican party mid their, signal SUCCESS IN
the recent election. (iov. Foster spoke also.
, 1880-11-12

WHILE GREECE. Is pushing It's military
measures AZ fast rs possible. 1t Is thought
Its army will not he In good fighting trim till
March. Dy that timo Turkey may hnye made
all the concessions demanded, but it is not
likely.
, 1880-11-12

1,rcnET1A Morr tied yesterday at plli1a-
delphfa III her ssth year. The deceased Iudy
early identified herself will, tho Anti
Slavery cause. and cllerIpio1ie.l Il to tho end.
Ste was Il teacher In carly life. aud ut tile
age Of @ became preacher Of l,er sect, tho
Society OF Friends.
, 1880-11-12

DU1srSa Republican celebration ut Safe
11arbor, near Lancaster, pa., wednesday
night. cannoll exploded, killing Joseph
Taylor md John Anincnt. One man mud
two ladtes were very seriously Injured.
, 1880-11-12

THE Parliament Of New South Wn1cs las
been dissolved anl new elections lave beel,
ordered. Henry l'arkes, the lead Of the
present Government, III his appeal 10 tic
electors, declares for free trade alHl the cx-
tension Of tile principle of sclf.goycrn,nene
10 cftfcs
, 1880-11-12

WARRINGTON, u. u. Nov,ll.-Tho Astronomer
Anyal Of EngIand bus Informed tho Smithsonian
institution hnro Of tho discovery by Lohsc, on
tho Ttll Of November, Ut II coInut III =: hnArs u
north tlpuliluliut, with duly lnutton OF 7Inan-
| utU5 iu right ascension Ald u minutes NORTH.
, 1880-11-12

DEnv1sc11 p.tsH.A, recently appointed f;oy-
crnor of Albania, says lle lsns persuaded
some Of the leading Atbanians to advise
their cotiIItrymcn to surrender Dntcigno.
lie is sangu1nc enough to horo TINT Ills
atlvlce will l,ayo some effect; at lcast hc says
he Is,
, 1880-11-12

KEATcI1IE, a Louisiana town, was visited
BY terrific cyclone Wednesday and literally
demolished. The destruction Of property IS
sn1l to have been very prent. Prof.
Reynolds, Of the Baptist Church. was killed,
antl several people were injured, some, It Is
feared fatnlly
, 1880-11-12

1llls. Bnowx, Of Indianapolis. who was
recently convicted Of being a,l acco,npIice
with her para'nonr, Wade, In tho murder Of
her husband, las been granted new trial
by tic Supreme Court. The motion for a
new trlal for Wntle was denied.
, 1880-11-12
COAL.

New YonK, Nov, ll.-Thc production OF as1'
thrlclte coal will not be restricted until alter
tho cluxu OF navigation. Tho demand for ooal Is
tut lnrxe yxoopt Ut tue West, md souao ut tho
oo,nIMuie4 ur1 suIu tu 10 MAktnv, through their
aKcnta, hfKo G0lItr4UtY for futuFo delivery.
, 1880-11-12

GEN. HANCOCK says hesllas written no lot
ter to all arnly officer Or nnyb0dy elso re-
1fect!nX oil 3lr. tarnunt's post-clection howl
about fraud. The &lenorul evidently lubors
under tho delus!on that tho Presidential
question Is not settled, III lu says. TINT 1t
would DO ia.lelcate for him 10 discuss 1t at
tho present time.
, 1880-11-12

MRs. NJ. 4. WAIsEi:S, OF the New York
Lndies' Mfning and Stock Exchange, has
suddenly disappeared from The Office nf tl,at
concern. Several members of her sex who
hayo bern yicttnlizetl By Mrs. Warrcu would
like to know her whereabouts,
, 1880-11-12

THE Indiana State Treasurer and Auditor
have made tl,eir annual settlements, their
books balancing to Il cent. The total cash
receipts during the year are shown to be
s.. ~, ,oss,s4s; total disbursements, sS.3s7,-
057.11 balMncc, SSSj, ,Stl5.37.
, 1880-11-12

"JtM" DrSSE. tho Nrookly, bully aNd
ward politician, who 50 brutally yassaultet1 ex-
Judge Morris Wednesday, has been Indicted
By tho Grand jury Of Kings County for ns-
aanlt with intent TO XIII. Judge Morris euf-
fers greatly, aid Is u,tnIle to lnoyu OF speak.
, 1880-11-12

NORTHWEST to southwest winds. lower
temperature, and higher barometer aro the
meteorological conditions predicted for to.
duy by tie Signal Sarvicp Bureau.
, 1880-11-12

THE internnl-reyenNo receipts for tho
period which l,ns elapsed s1IIce t.1e 30tl, OF
juno liavo been t0.1Gs, against FIJI, ,7S0,-
H'5 for the corresponding period OF lust yenr,
, 1880-11-12

alis. 1fENRr WHARTON, well-knowr
Philadelphia lawyer, nl,l ut ono limo asso-
ctato ctlEtor Of tho -tn1crlcam Law Register,
died yesterday morning.
, 1880-11-12

nuoovLrs, N. T.. Now 1l.-Ex-Ald. Dunno,
who 1uu.tu i trutul attack Upon e1-Ju1Xo
Morris, Las been Indicted by the Grand jury for
iux Intensely. all IL uaa1lo tu move o. speuk.
, 1880-11-12

DURING tho fiscal year ending june 10 tho
receipts Of the Treasury Department frum
customs duties amounted to SlSS,37S,G ,Gll.>
Thls sum was collected nj cost tot SG ls) .Sx'
, 1880-11-12

TAE New York City Democracy ia divided
into tlrea factions now. Thu Irving Hall
aGU broke w In row yesterday over tho
, 1880-11-12

election ri Benjamin Wood to Congress from
o.Ic of the New York districts. Tho new
facstnn Is headed By a 1fbcrnian Democrat
yclepcd John F0x. State Senator.
, 1880-11-12
HOS { ER}Y,

This Department is unusually
large and attractive. The variety
Of patterns is unequa1cd. The
stock includes Cashmere, Merino,
Scotch Wool, SILK, Fancy and
Brown Cotton, &C., &c.
, 1880-11-12
UNDER WEAR.
m! MEM !. !
T FurniiSF1 rs!
ILS()U bros,
lis, lis, III { 10 State.st
UNDERN EAR,
We offer very large stock Of
n =

We offer a very large stock Of
Medium and Fine Underwear.
The lines embrace all weights and
fabrics, and many Fancy Patterns
which are very desirable, at low
prices.
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Wee Wirelinags.

Gath says Grant is going to Austral ia.
Truett, Sons & Morgan assigned at Nash
vile.
Mr.. Burke, a railroader, suicided at St.
Louis.
Charles Fismor suicided at Lima, Ohio.
Love.
John Mattingly, pioneer. died at Zanes.
vile, o.
Mrs. Mary Moore's dwelling burned at
Clyde, O.
Colvin Jones' house burned near Rush
vile, Ind.
Poulston fatally shot by Lee Evans at
Parkersburg, W. Va.
ALI. Spencer fatally stabbed by ALT.
Richie at Lovett, Ind.
Moore & Harvey, dry goods, Ashtabula,
O., lose $500 by fire.
Mike Brenans safe cracked at Spring
feld, ILL.,, and 500 taken.
Casper Keizer fatally hammered John
Palmer at Rock Island, III.
R. P. Cassler, Windfall, Ind, supposed to
have been poisoned to death.
Rev. w. II. HIPS Child fatally injured by
fall at Point Pleasant, w. Va.
Emperor Morton l." well-known local
eccentric, died at San Francisco.
Allen Mathis colored, hanged at Viii.
mington, N. c., yesterday, for murder.
John B. Martin, engineer, of Gallon, O.,
died from injuries in railroad wreck.
Mitchell, Lewis & Co.'s wagon manufac.
tory. Racine, Wis, damaged $4,000 by
fire.
John I. Sharp who killed Elder Benja
min, convicted of manslaughter at Near
thur, Ohio.
General H. Webb hanged at Hillsville
Va. Yesterday, for the murder of hi,
father-iil-law.
M. A. Seay, lunatic, shot and killed two
men near Cambridge, Texas, and then sho
and killed himself. .......l,.
| Leonard Case, the late Cleveland million
aire, left million and half of dollars fol
the endowment of an institution to be
called the Case School of Applied Science
7. b. Richards, father of Professor Rich
ards, OF Yale College, was killed YESTERDAY
at the Stamford Depot by the Harlem
Railroad train.
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after next Like all Mr.. Wilson's work, IL
Is very beautiful and artistic scene.

Is very beautiful and artistic scene.
The New York Times thinks most of tn,
| 'Josephines" of "Pinafore" who have mad,
| fame for themselves all over the countr,
will find the valse in the first act of tn,
Pirates of Penzance' beyond their power
and adde that perhaps the music in thi
opera is too good to be popular"
Miss Alice Atherton, leading lady of tn,
Rice Surprise Party" is Cincinnati girl
She is twenty-four years old, and pretty a
picture. Her first appearance was madt
| at the old National Theater in this cit,
when she was less than three years old. Mr.
John Bates was manager, and she appeared
in the baby part in 'srhe Sea of Ice."
Arrangements have been made to carr,
English b.llads into the heart of tn,
French metropolis. A committee has beer
formed to give series of three ballad con
certsa at the Continental Hotel, Paris, ant
Nine. Sinico and Mr.. Campobello hav,
been retained as chief artists The frs
concert will be given January Both.
AT a performance of the cantata of "Es
ther' at Dallas Texas, "Ahasuerus' wa
advised by somebody in the audience no
to 'cut it too fat" The personator of tn,
great Assyrian went to the footlights and
said: "This is religious show, and you'll
have to be decent. I'm 'Ahasuerus' jus
now, but after the show I'm Sam. Turner
and if any duffer would like to cutft fat
then I'll give him mighty lively wei
come"
Matinees at the variety theaters to-mor
row.
The sheerans left for Pittsburg yester
day.
The Kline Brothers have Joined the Big
Four Minstrels.
Jennie Montague goes to st. Louis from
Louisville next week.
Minnie Clyde and George Lingard will
open in Pittsburg next week.
A splendid crop may be looked for in the
melon patch at Heuck's next week.
The American Four and the French
Troupe Davene are in San Francisco.
The performance at the Coliseum this
week is as lively as a prayer meeting.
Carlotta Pearl is probably the best rec
commended vocalist on the variety stage,
considering her ability.
Through the Clipper, we learn that Nav
Fisk's Blondes are to appear in this city on
the 26th inst for one week.
Colonel Tom. Snelbaker leaves TODAY
for New Orleans on busin ess connected
with his theater in that city, the Globe.
Goldie and City Mitchell are in New
Orleans. They have changed their names,
and are now known as Gus. Worth and
Kitty Smith.
Tillie Graham, Minnie Wesner, virgie
Jackson, Susie Summertield, Annie Woods,
Daisy Sheldon. Elite Storms, Carrie and
Sam. Swain, Ella Morton, Emma Cline,
Oracle Leonard, Lucy Webster Laura Free
man, Nellie Wiskett, Pauline Jones, Maud
Rathbone, Laura Stansill, Nellie Sparks,
Chas. Lord and John Brace leave to-day for
New Orleans to open at the Globe Thea ter
Monday.
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SAMARITAN'S GIFT.
SAMAR|TAN'S GIFT!

The only positive cure. No Balsam Co.
pabia; no Mercury; no exposure; used in
in the U. s. Hospitals:
"PosT HospITAL Fort MARSHALL
BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. Goth. 1854.
81 have great satisfaction in stating that
I have used The Samaritan Remedies for
venereal diseases in its most customary
forms; that / have used them with judg-
ment, discretion and properly, and have
found them respond to my anticipations
promptly and etfectually. Knowing their
composition, l have the fullest confidence
in their efficacy, and as far as my use of
them extends recommend them strongly.
"ALFRED C. BOWER,
Asst. Surgeon, 9th N. Y. Vols"
Many who are drugged by the quack for
months could be cured in from two to four
days by one package Of Samaritan's Gift
Male package So, female $4. Sold by ERNST
WILFERT, Fourth and Walnut, and by
druggists. .... .....
apl6-1yr-W, ,S&M&ap23-1yrw
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BANKRUPTCY.

DISTRICT COURT UNITED STA TIES, SOUTH
~ ERN District of Ohio.-In Bankruptcy
2,14S.-In the matter of John A. Gall, bank
rupt-The creditors of said bankrupt are notified
that he has filed his petition in this Court pray
BILE under the Bankrupt Act and the acts amenda-
tory thereof. and said creditors are required to ap-
pear at Court of Bankruptcy to be held before
me at my Office. No East Third street, Cincin-
natl, on the Goth day of January 1880 at 10 o'clock
prayer of said petition should not be granted.
Dated at Cincinnati, December 9th, 1879
sFLAMEN BALL,
de27-3tS Register in Bankruptcy.
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SPENCER HOUSE,

ST. MAKY'S, GR., opp. Fernandlna.
Acharming winter resort sulphursprngs, hunt
Ing, fishing excursions hotel tirstcla$; terms very
low. For circulars and particulars address HOTEL
EXCHANGE, III Broadway, New York. or J. W.
THOMPSON, Proprietor, st. Mary's, Ga
nO29lltS
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County Treasurer Fratz, in cashing an
order yesterday, paid W. Fl. Conway, q
young lawyer of this city, a $1,000 note
instead of q $100 note. Mr.. Conway dis
covered the mistake, and returned lhs
oyerpaid amount to Mr.. Fratz c....
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UPLANDs HOTEL.

NADI MAN, DUuge CUuHCy, I'd.
A fine winter resort in the pine forest Of Geor-
gia; unsurpassed for health and comfort; table
supplied from best New York markets; terms reas-
enable. For circulars address HOTEL EX-
CHANGE, Ill Broadway, New York, or C. N. 4 f.
H. SCOFlELD, Managers no2o-1ltS
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CRATES. MANTLES, Sc.
HOTELS.
MT. AIRY HOTEL,
MT. AIRY, Georgia

MT. AIRY, Georgia
100 feet above tide water on the Piedmont
Air Line. Average temperature in winter. 4s'.
Chalybeate and Freestone springs; resident physi-
cian near the famous gold and mineral regions
of Georgia. M. G. WILCOX, Manager.
FRED. Fl. ScoFIELD, of Uplands Hotel, Eastman,
Ga, and late of the Windsor Hotel, New York,
Assistant Manager no29-sts
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In almost every case, the first and imme
diate result of the use Of % Compound OK.
ygen Is an increase Of appetite and new
sens, Of bodily life and comfort Our Treat,
Use sent free. Address Drs. Starkey a
Palen, i,112 Ginasd street. Philadelphia,
Pa. so }U4 H 'f
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REVERE HOUSE.
BOSTON, Massachusetts

U.ta a3r BOSTON, Massachusetts
The subscriber having secured long lease OF
this favorite hotel on liberal terms, announces
Hates Reduced to % 50 and % per
Day, Parlor and Baths Extra.
Notwithsta.d ding this reduction in prices the
unrivaled excellence of the table will be main.
aimed. -
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doz. N. Y. s. o., Csc, IS W. 4th st.

Offensive breath from disordered stom-
ach, irregularity of the liver or kidneys,
costiyeness, impurity of the blood, etc.,
speedily removed by using Maguire's Gun.
durango Bittera
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Kidney-Wort will cure kidney and liver
dssass and the worst cases Of pilss.
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INSANITY.
LEGAL.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN subscriber has been appointed and qualified
as Executor of the estate OF William Hunscie, late
of Hamilton County, Ohio, deceased.
Dated at Cincinnati this l2Ih day OF December,
1879. del34tS CHARLES FRICKE.
(NOURT OF COMMON PLEAS, HAMILTON
" County, Ohio case No. GO, 0,938.-Edmund r. D..
McNamara vs. Annie T. d. Mcnamara de.
fendant will take notice that on the 9th day OF
December, 1879, the plaintiff in said cause filed
his petition charging her with adultery with one
James Jeffries in the city of Dayton, OIL the 22d OF
September. A. d. 1870 and with other adulteries,
and praying for divorce. And said canse will
stand for hearing on and after January Slst 1880.
EDMUND X. D. MCNAMARA,
de206lS BY Carr 4 Callahan, his Attorneys
r EGAL-HAMILTOE COUNTY, 0-COURT
i of Common Pleas Mary Carson. plaintiff, Va
Joseph Carson defendant, case No. 60,6S7-The
defendant, Joseph Carson. q nonresident of the
State Of Ohio, will take notice that the plaintf,
Mary Carson, did, on the 3lst day of October
1879, file her petition in the said Court, charging
him with drunkenness for more than
three years last past and with abandon.
ment Of her and her minor child and failure to
support her for more than three years last past,
and praying that she may be divorced from said
Joseph Carson, who is hereby notified that he is
required to appear and answer said petition on
or before the 18th day of January, 1880, and in
case Of default a decree will be taken.
MARY CARSON.
JOHN TRMBLE. Atty for Plaintiff. no296ts