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: TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON. d. z. Jane 10. 1880

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. !
WASHINGTON, u. c. June 49, 1880 }
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- the United states Treasury Department until ~ ocosk
noon Monday II, 1880 for supplying 10000 yards
more or less OF the hveane dy Brussels
carpet aud 1900 yards or less Of the best American
cafpethning for United states public buildings. -
No bid will be considered unless made by nnufaciuter or
regular dealer In CARPETS and accompanied bY deposit OF
81 0UO United money certified cheek for that
good faith. Deposit OF success vi
bdderw be retained until con ract m entered INTO anu Don
than sureiies IN the pcna sum OF
81 600 conditioned OF c0atract shall be faithfully
executed
s must state ward delivered a the Treasury
Department and must be accompanied ny sample
half yarts carpet, with makers haue
thereon and yard caTpe; hui s. as specimens oi te
The cpartnent the right reject auT or ali bids
and To waive defects.
ds should r addressed Secretary OF the Treasury,
ami IndoIse Proposals. for carpet AMI carpet lining
BY order
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gleamboais anO RaifOaOs.

ALBANY DAY B0ATS:-C. VIBBARD1 land ana
"A DSNIEL DR sS u9dSys n e1esPoGR ssPPooRy fsSS Annef
q NJ landing g SySsk FeIy 9y, Ms' fSs d HUDSON
finding az west Point Eex6arE
uTn by down boat Connect Rhinebeek by ferTy win
tie 2sS IS p % sna sa on zoe eeheS NoT an West Tickets
eOuPons good on the Hudson @ hDs5 d. u 'eee'Fu m p
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
ferry station in NeE.Ygrk foot Of LibeTtyst ,.o,p.
"ClaImdmcucihg June 2i 1ss0-Leave NewYork, foot ei
b.sj m@for EastoB Bethlehem, Wind Gap, Maueh
CGInk Tmnanend Drifson, Upper Lehish' "lNe'uarr"
80 a mPOr Termination. p l. and Western We r. h.
s. a m-FOr schooey's Mountain High Brdge PIanChh' Psh'
Eason AIlentown FssGln& g hIil1 saaeoke Upper
L9egn sGIaliSn % lr samervilJe Fiemington, etc
D. m-Fer FomingtoD. Easton' Allentown HEADING
Harrisburg, Maueh Chnnk, ete p,,,ebcn Wind Gan
Maueh Chunk. Tamaqua Drifon. wlSesbarre scranton
$50 D. m-For schooIeys Mountain, High Bridge Branch
Easp5"u a:t5 D. M m-For Somery1e Plemnrton. etc.
$50 D. m-For Easton. Del Lack and wesf r. r.. Alien
towu Heading harrisburg Mauce Chunk Wkesbarre etc
FdE do Elamabet6rAs 81 So 6:l5. G:45 75. 745 g. $780,
S9 gS Go liS 1 4d io$ $a5 5, 30, so Si& s. 5 sSI
O:45 :, tbs, 7ii5 Sl5 ~ lG6 u ~ M ura r,oo,
ana mtsrmediae stations $50 p M for EastOn Alien
toE@ Tdr 5a5 Gg dI5 5 TO s $40 ?l5
$50 iO 1890 Jap vi ~ 1S & ioS 1I 1oI - 81 D. m '''
sr {,spa 10 oa p1lnts see TINE Tables ri stations
Boats the Brooklyn and Erie Annex mtke % ncrof
At jersey Cv station TO anu IIo'n br'"NF" " '''' 'O
NEHWYORK %IisH AND LONG BRANCH DIVI-
ILL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy. south Am1oy, Mat
awan KevpOr Hazlet Mdds1Gwn Req IanN;& & de Dean
Grove As6ury Park. Beach. spring Lake sea Grt'
ero New ok foot of Ilbery.st ji5, 7i45 y 1l49
n 1880. 33j' A. 5l'' b pm
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MARY pOWELL for We.
A LII RAIL LINE
IA TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

IA TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
LAKE MEMPHKEMAGOG ana OF EBEC.
On and ait 2S $780, the through train Win
parior will leave Grand Central DepO Newl g.
Y, N II. & n. r. X al SOj M arriving In me mountains
by early evening" Dine SpTnsheld at White ldycr
c. II. UEMsTEAD g. T. A.,
III ii At
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~ TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY; 3
DEPOrS ~ PHILADELPHIA 2 IN NEWYOkK.
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DALTTMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID OF DepbfDsgcs and COTtlani

OALIlMONE AND OftlO hAlI1h)AD.
- Leave New York irom foot OF Desbrosscs and Coarit
$40 m. Washington Ptsburg Columbus clnnInatu
Indianapols Chicago and the West hcuoni Charost9n
m For Wilmington and the West Pullman cars from
New Yotk Baltimore and ashingtoR making
neenSn' for PitsSnTn Cnehna nHanns tonve n Nca
Dat st. Louis and Pittsbrg. This train arrives at Wash
1000 p NJ wssHi1gtC9 the sOnth and Wet Pun.
T iS GGS.FG M
Southwest Throngn Pullman from BaltiBore
S dS az MaSm and Rs Su Nth trains
Ts YSr snSo 5 az f a as o o 9S S
RS T9Sp T aaaT EAN AND
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
ga1uck and Hog'atonle ieye Cath
anS 9 s sf i s any ~ CAY ShS ao O m aud
TOR NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, SPRING
u FIELD, WHITE MOUNTAINS MO- @M0NGKEAl;; and IN.
1lnsaS 5su5saSs s1lcp1e at u n Teny tSrds BIZ
1 nSa oa aT ~ %ns w. w TSc TssS s s s Sas
checked At 90 BToogSsy Sew G YORK ana coSrts
TOR NORWALK AND DANBURY DAILY.
steamer DELPHI leaves Pier 22 tFnt9n Ferry) 241
u" "''t K ii z = R1Khha q 20 VhE cENf
TOR RONDOUT and MISUNDERSTANDING
atCozzens West Point. Cornwall NewbgrG Marlboro
peiswsre ana waGiI Valley i;sToad:i ;saa6qaisyAII:5
t $ N"Ia %%a pe loot Of a SsE' DAILY
Except satu when Thomas Cornell leaves at 1890
the CATSKlLL MOUNTAINs.
NORWICH LINE
~ r., Boston. Worcester Portland and the White
iafns via toDGOn.Steamtrs leave Per NO. 40 North
River at y. IN. daily. except snndlys
NOTICE. -
~ on and Thursday July l. ts rhrtyi9ncth street
Brauch Manhattan aWay VIII Dc opened for public
.,r
close the second ma Third Avenue Lines
and the Long Island Railway via Hunters Point
T. X. HAIN ActR Gen' Manager.
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY June 20, 1880
DROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,
II VIA PRoVIDESCE DIRECT: 90, r.,,
FIHsT.ClAss ACCOMMODATIONS ONLY.
- The feyorite palace steamers 49,, ,>,D
MASSACHUSETTS, AND RHODE ISLAND.
DAILY eundays excepted from Pier 49, North vcr ioot oil
WGrTenst, ut r.
No intermediate landings between NewYOrk and Prov
dence. Passengers arrive in Boston at q
etateroOns ckets secured NOS $685. 39I 1So and
o42 broadway and at Metropolitan aud Fifth Avenue Hotels
New.York, and 3s9 Wsshihgonst Broohyn Tickets are
ais0 all principal h0tsis and ticket ocoa and at
oces Of wesco Express Conf Freight taken at low
sFf ~ IF1ikNs D g. BABcoCK,
80 a. r. AsenE. President
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InREGHnID And NEW-YORK RAILWAY

Leave foot OF Liberty for Freehold at 745. lA5 m;
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
IN BAY KOUTE For III .hlal.s, bellevue eibtgnI t
AranCv lie. FOug Branch ocean Grove
AsbmrV PARK Point Pt.ant Toms ls!Vei' Barne'
eaf Vine AMI, ATLANTIC Cfi Y. etc 80, A., o.. IN
Leave New York foot llberyst, 93o lOi5 a. 10" ilu
345 D. IN ~ - r,.,. ,-..,
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TNO PLILADELPlIlA,,
- PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

BE.TWEE
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
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DOARD on FARM.-lIOuse and rooms lar2e;
ID good bed anu table fresh mk, eggs &C., bath house
boat good drive reasonable rates Ad0ress CAMHEoH
IanIr lannd N. Y
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Che Curt.

MONMOUTH PARK RACES - LONG
.lyl BRANCH ". J-RIRST SUMMER MEETING, lebO
Saturday, July Monday, July o. Thursday July y sat
nrday ny rs SIX each day including Stee-
plochase or Hurdle Race ,., =, ~ ,.o. -. r ...-,.
from central
AZ by 10 at sapdy Hook, 81 OOO OzO lGAo 1lAo MI
and By train at 7i6, 900, llt5 r. M lzlo iS9 IN 1
ON Iulv the II 80 a. boat VIII cave az 1OoO n Ano
the 10 IL D m. train viii leave At LOO Q. N. -
on Monday July g. thatracing may hnsh IN ume Tor re-
turn 10 city before fireworks 90 the races wn
on arrival OF 1880 loat and IL a m. uan On OtneF
fSre Tor roind Trip including admission 70 neid 81 go
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Trfss NIakina.

DRESSMAKER.-A frst-cass drcssmaker
desres n few more enga goments by tho day terms
low no objection the ety highest reiereuoe Ad-
dfofs for one week DRESSMAKER l82 West 10th st
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DTTLER.-An experienced FIenchman ~
walter g. thorough every rrAUcct not al al Of work;
refer g. bcs Of cy tnlnr Ch ~ co. bthAve' near
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EDGCOMB HOUSE, New-LondOn, Conn
~ ON tho sound open; beautul and heaItnyi DO
mal1ria no nay ievsr pyiiecs Snsiai Tote for Iune
p"Sseu' ans " r, s. EDGCOMD Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28

CromweIl's Lake house, Highland NILS, n: L;
cool heSlthy degafnl family Excellent aceommo
6Stions i2S TelexrIph in house OLIVER GROIN NELL
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heath resort for inveids and over voyxed pr0fe9
sona men and the restful Of all places FOR
lie Delightful mountain seesety esss s % Wstss D
famous MOLIERE ETHEIlMO.ELECTHlO BATH. A coyp1
OF Irregular" PHI scans Including lazy fsr sr9r
work also kind competent atttnGants table provided
with meats tea coffee go, but special at-eSor xveq
adapting heathul diet from centinc standpoint tQ ezcl
ndivdnaI case. Terms which include rates fe 9oasees
we'll "a regular patients have reduced lueeifut5o1
years estabhsec send stamp f picture nq<
circulars giving fun particulars address 0Cx H2Ax
Vorf
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TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
gatuck and HOusatOnlc Observation-Disclosures Cath
arfne Slip fier 30 Il. R.) oay AZ ll:SO aud
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28

4 RESPECTABLE. sober and steady man..
sp"lkns German wants ~ get position NJ driver or
turic arlil n ~orA. and val MA g useli useful 10
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-06

AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE
N imrounding of horses and cattle found
running at large in the city of Dallas.
Be 1t ordained by the City Council of the city
of ID Has:
sEeTIoS list. That II shall be unlawful for
anyone to allow any horses, males oil cattle,
TO run at larde in the streets of the city nj
Dallas; provided shat any COW In actual use
as milk COW may be allowed to run stlsrgo
ION O'Clock n. m until O'Clock y. m.
Any person owning any cow, horse, or other
auimal, having been once impOunded, who
shall allow such animal 10 run on the sire Is
snail he deemed guilty OF q misderneanor ana
fined in any ,um not exceeding SO
SEC. Id. II shall be the doty OF lhe City Mar
hal to take up and impnund any cattle,
horses, or mules. found n tns streets q tbs
c'ty ofDallss, except milk cows in actual use,
as provided for in the above and foregoing
section.
SIC. Sd The City Marshal shall impound
them rs above provided, snd within Oae day
theresa ter shall put M notice containing a
description of the animals, and i've days At er
such notice Is pos ed at the court-hou'e -rd
market-house the City Marshal shall sell the
cash. lie shall charge flfty cests for taking
up such animal and thirty cents y day tor
taxing care Of such animal Afer deducting
the expense he rhall return the balance of
proceeds OF shl., If amy, TO the owner. IL no
owner cal within twenty daySf " The amount
then II shall be pail into the city treasury.
The City Mpr-hal shall Keep no giving
the description Of all ANNA itnpOuntrd,
date of sale and aIaouht realized
SEC. 18th. That his ordinance 20 Into effect
from and after its passage IN I ub cation.
Approved Feb. %, l9-O. signed,
Attest: ]. VI. JHURMON'.
]. B. llEREroRD, City seo'y. Mayor.
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a4s.s.. ..aH.ss4 a.Y|sH..ss. Leo
ORDINANCES.


AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING the oh.
n struotOn of sidewalks.
Be II ordained by the CITY Council of the city
of Dallas:
SEcrloSi 1t shall he unlawful for amy one
! 10 obst'uct amy sidewalk la this city by sell
or Offering for sale, by auction or otherwi,e,
aOygoOds, wares or merchandise on SUCH side-
walk.
Sec. 2. It shall 10 unlawful for any one to
place say barrel or barrels, box or boxes, or
wood or other substance on amy SIDEWALK in
| this city so as TO obStruot the pas. age along
such sidewalk, or any part thereon, NO one
shall havo or maintain any ruit stand
hucksters' stall or other stall on any SIDE
walk In the CITY of Dallas.
Sec. 8. 1t shall be unlawful FIR any person
or persons to hang any sign orany obstruction
ac' oss any sidewalk at a lowerOr les. heigth
than eigut feet, and further, IL shall be un-
lawful for any person or persons TO nail sticks
plHnks or pins or psrtisliy drive nails In or
10 tho wal 5 of awning posts along any side
walk, Or to expose barb wire on said side
walks
Sec. 4. If any one shall by loud talking or
any unusual act or exhibition tract crowd
on any sidewalk and shall refuse TO desist
when requested 10 do so by any police or
other city officer, he shall be deamei guilty OF
~ ml-demeanor and upon conviction be
fined IN any sum not exceeding twenty-five
dollars, ana this Shall apply also to any one
composing such crowd engaged IN the OBJ
struction of sa Il sidewalk
or persons to b5ructany sidewalk In front Of
any cHurch, theatre, or oil or public place
or places OF bnslaess, or in am why obstuct
the passage In or out OF my such church,
theatre, or other public place.
Sec 6. Nothing in this ordinance shall be
so Construct rs TO prevent hny merchant
from occupying not to exceed one-half OF any
si1ewalk in receiving md forwarding goods.
wares or merchandise provided, that they
shall not occupy said sidewalk, even while
thus engaged, for a longer space IMAM six
hours. Every merchant or owner of a build
ing fronting on any street shall BE- allowed
not to excEed Il inches on the inside tr the
wax for show windows or the DISPLAY Of
goods, but nothing on the outer edge OF suoh
sidewalk.
Noe. 7. Every day that any obstruction
.hail remain upon any sidewalk tu this gity
shall be considered violation of the police
regulai vns herein contained, and shall con-
stitute separate ofense, and be punished as
such.
geo. s. Any one violating any section OF
this ordinance shall be deemed guilty Of n
mi. d meapor, snd upon conviction in she
Mayors court In the city OF bales, shsll be
fined In any sum not exceeding twenty
dollars.
sec. o. That an ordinance entitled IAN
Ordinance Prohibiting the Obstruction OF
sidewalk" approved July H. 1875, be and
the .ams Is hereby repealed.
SEQ. 10. That this ordnance shall take
effect from thirty days after Its passage and
publication.
Approved February 90, 1850,
Attest j. NJ. TilURMOND, Mayor.
J. H. HEREFORD, City Secretary.
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lrI,n nncinra YlnIdInp.

Ever since Professor Green wrote 90 tho
Medical Record advising physicians every
whore TO use the Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
In their practice, Il hps been gnulng In hyof
with tho profession, Thoy can llud nothing
thnt /. substitute for II. H. Cnulkins, VI,
d., Of Rochester, n, T., says ho would now
prescribe II 10 all who aro afflicted with So
riots kidney and liver Diseases. dSw
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A Sensible Canadian.

Mr.. Gadbois, of Brockvillc, Canada, after
being cured of prostrOting malarial disease
contracted in Texas, by means Of Warmers
Safe Pills and Safe Bttcrs, writes to us 81
shall never travel in that climate without
your Safe Pills and Safe Bitter MS a part Of
nv outfit" ian2e-d&w
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10 n very lang- number Of people such q
laxative rs Warmers Safe fillsIs q necessity
for without II Trey are disturbed and oppToss-
cd by Irregularities Of tho bowels aud rem
derel unfit for rithor labor or play, and are
also III subjects for maarla md other infoo'
tlous Diseases, SEQ testimonials Of q, A, D.,
Gadbol', ", j, Campbell aud Others Ms to tho
virtue of these remedies,
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No place In the world equals London for
tho constant barking kept up in the churches,
II is like perpetual fl'iladc Of small arms,
Why don't they tako Halls Balsam and get
rid Of their coughy 1t is the most wonder
iu rsmcayi the proprletoH wermnt II in
every instance. Let all coughols give II II
trial
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"BLACK.DRAuGHT" cares dyspcp-
sin, indigestion and heartburn.
For sale by w. Ii. Patterson.


To ali who are suffering from the errors
and indiscrctons of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay loss Of manhood, etc, |
will send recipe that will cure yod free of
charge. This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America Send a
selfaddrcssed envelope 10 the Rev. Joseph
Y. Inman. Station d, New York city
n2sd&wly
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Taken up by A D Floyd and estrsyed before
W w Peak, justice or the peace, Dec. 9. 1872.
branded on hin, l.ft, and lsft shoulder, brand
not distinruishable and valued ct ais. One
grey mare, 7years Old, Is hands high, branded
X = on LETT shoulder and I on right shoulder;
and valued at Sl3
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Taken up by W n Noles and estrayed before
W NJ Edwards, justice of the peacs, Feb. 9, 10.
One grey mare, about IA Ia hands high,
branded o on left shoulder. about or 8 years
old One light grey mare, about u hands high
about Z or years old. branded Y d on both
hips. One black horse muie, about IA h .nds
high, branded b on tight shoulder. vs'ue
gSs
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John L Miller tstrays teiore X George,
One bar mare. about years old, about Is
hands high, no brands perceivable. star In
forehead, b tn hind feet white, has saddle
marks. Value -. Filed Feb. ISL o.
feb:jw w
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ANNIHILATE9 A COUGH

e. astonishing, H. o0,rris a. deeper than
tho mere symptoms of pulmonary dis
onso and discharges the onusu from tho
system, Free mud painless oypoctorn-
tion w tho mode by which u relieves the
lungs, chest and throHt from the burdeua
which cypress thcmi thus nrrosting Con-
sumption nnd iirOnchitls In the germ bo-
fore they reach tho more dangerous
stages, Tho omhoiutod sufferer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-06

David " W5ters cstrays before X G.urg..
One hose, about u IL hsnus nah, ah.ut &
years old, brand hutcijtd, lu Ks n,ors IKE
fsurp II orti Fl .t'er ". has a ~ ri blaze m
the fee. white feet. N-iIe 10. flei Feb
Is, ls,O. r.b9jw3w
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30 numerous are tho testimonials n proof
ofthe wonderful healing power Of Warmers
Aafe kidney and Liver Cure that II ID not easy
10 select from among them, They relate 20
y great variety of diseases, some Of them thu
worst which aillict mankind, Colonel John
H. McChesney Of Washington eaTlaes that
IN bis opinion this great medicine ID "the best
and only efficient remedy Tor kidneys and
liver troubles" and this opinion il echoed by
many others, d6W
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Stop using CaIomcl and try "eLAcN.
pEhUGH1'" ior liver diseases,
For snle by HoyL y Colln.

4 nan diet Of liver complaint ono
dollars worth Of "DLAcy-DRaUail"
would have saved his Tie,
For salo 10y W. II. Howell " Bro.
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lice Of ire ueacr. One so-rrl h-r'r. about =
years "ll, about Is ha- de kigh. s.ct face, 3
white tr't, iv~ 'r"st srl u,r hthisn, I ~ ter
shout er; ntr. horse -sul" ! vt yea's
Old Hhout ~ tsr"s Lab. nrblnes hrfs" pony
bla ,eu face all NJ ) ears old eHd ~ handn
high; our ,orrl ttalipi,, about u ar IL ysa-s
OLD branded W on LETT tlish, about Is hanus
hign, blszed face; one sorrel horse: star In
hieh, or years old. Value slOO.. Filed Feb.
%, 1850 feh2jwSw
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ESTRAYED.

Taken up by W Bashly and estrayed before
Wv Pesk, Justice Of the peace, Jan. 5, 1850.
lil-2 hands hirh, both hind feet white, no
brands. valned At 40. Also one lisht Ray
mare, blaze face, ] years old, "A hands high,
branded on left shoulder ID, branded on right
shoulder Undescribabl-). Value $50.
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SPECIFIC ron CONSUMPTION |

nllks Rll'nOworful vegetable prepnrn-
\ lion eNpels from tilu lungannd air pnas
bngrs, the mucous nnd muoo'pns produced
by pulmonary iIilnmmniiOp, heals the
irrilntUd membranes, nnd r0nnNuins
every organ which utilircs the breath ~
Life, II contains no stupcfying poison,
and IN la all respects u hrnllhtul medi-
oino' iha rapidly nnd certainty With
xsI,Iuh A
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BATTLING FOR LIFE

with tho most terrible scnurgo of our cli-
muto viii ilnd lhtSch's frlssinn Cough
Syrup n pOi,slt ally, md VIII nssurcdly
win the nght by ndhcrlng strictly 10 this
Nrput meulciuo, llp
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TBLAoK,DRAUGHT" ouraa ooaliyeness


and hirk'heudnche,
FOR sale by II, 8, RryRy Il Bros,
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Take LACK-DRAU6HT" and goa
will never be bilious.
For sale BY Williams & TolveE
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SATURDAY, MARCH 81, 1880

These drawings, authorized by act of the leg
isl"ture oflSG0, and sustained by all tn
courts of Kentucky, occur regularly on
The last day of every month Sundays
cxcepted,) aud are supervised by prominent
citizens OF the State.
The management call attention tothegrand
opportunity pre- ented OF obtaining, for only
81 any of
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CASES NOW ON RECORD

IN which Il has been administered with
entire succoNs rs u remedy for every va
ricty OF mnlNdy which affects tho ii0-
splrntory Functions, amount To moro
, 1880-08-20
SulclnE,

NORFOLK, Va. Aug. la-sfrs. Elizabeth
Benson, mother Ut Chfef-of-Police lsu,lson,
who committed suicide IN January lust, cut
her throat this morning mil jumped Into n
hogstcau Of water, Whom found she was
llclsu. =
CHkYESsE, Wyo., Aug. IA coiorcd
prostltutD ilaiaed AlilIie Dnyis grow lesp0i,.l-
elt oYer tlla 4esart!yn Of hoy loyrr last hight,
aud snturatetl her dress with kerosenu and
set iiru with suicidal intent ller shrloks
brought aHsEstn,.ce, as1d the ilan,es Weru ax-
tinKNEsl,1d. SlG was burned horribly, iior
breasts crarkti,g ,open allu l!er bowels prn-
trutl'ng The ilysh hung IL s'!rcs!s Sho en-.
moments sllO constantly 0uwaLls her fatc, and
Toteas.1!y exe|R9i'ts, "lt's all fur tito loio Of
II man,
,WnEEI1Su, ". Va, Aug. 10.-John lIcd-
IlsySs, .si, = stranger r.rcntly arrived here, u
thirty feet Into the Wheeling Creek, aiigjIt-
inK tll soft mud, wllcru thu Water ,waa llot
stcop enough 10 drown him. Jle deliberately
wadett down under tho Ataln street bridge,
~ tlenp !t|0l Ut the foot Ut ncs0rr bridge,
Msnr tIlo mouth Ut tho creek, aii1 there sAtlk.
Tho body WIS recovered,
, 1880-08-20
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