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OLD DONINiON -TEhMSIllp IREEA
~ COMPANY. SJs3E5SI
FOR NEW YORK,

ynls cemgsny viii tsi2cn csc OF tDeir srleud'9
cans "a -jID DOMINION, WiASpKE. MAE.
HAITIAN, ISAAC HNLl, 2nd RithNoND--
very TUESDAY, Friday, Ind SUNDAY AZ
l'0' water.
Thee chips are entirely new, snd we're tr,f tz-
pressy Cor tl5 rcntc.
rhey s1ye splendid saloons, etate-roons, sao ta's
rooms.
TIC fare accom- III Ions, and after ;ions arc ~
sufpas1Gd.
~aIu, gong norn lsnl at Pi'r 81. North river
DOT at Beach street. Ship COMiEl south sail fi41f
t',pr A. Nor.h river, i1ot Of thti STOPPER street.
Cabin fare % ssW KOrs siZ SteerGse, 80 al
-.
Yre.ghts for points beyond New York for~Grcs5
9Th dispatch. and 30 charge mHde except sCsAs eNs
pensss inGuI red.
greigaL rtccI.ed until , O'Clock L. NJ daily.
gor furtGur tbiDT IislVl rPpiy 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN q co, ARCGA,
,,fnr 1 tI,l. .Ahni Roo ptfs
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Release of Supposed FOrgers-Raid on
LOTTERY Dealers.

New YORK, November 27.-Brockwa
Owens, and Smytbe, the supposed forgers
OF United States bonds and currency re-
GENTLY arrested IN Brooklyn. were released
to-day. United States District Attorney
Penny said they were allowed to 90 at the
suggestion OF officers OF the Secret Service,
It being intimaied that there were other
parties they were trying TO get hold Of.
The police force this afternoon is engaged
in general raid on IO;tery-deaers doing
business throughout, The city. This raid
has been ordered ny the Police Commission
ers for the purpose OF breaking UP the game
in the city.
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CALENDARS, 1881.

CALENDARS, 1881.
~
We have ready f,r DISTRIBUTION 10 all who need
them small, medium. and large
CALENDARS, 1851.
orders for ACCoUS NJ. BOOKS OF all sinds are So
IIe,ted. We manufacture the CHEAP and also ths
BEST HAT can be made.
no IL RANDOLPH 4 ESVLisu
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Next Meeting OF Parliament.

LONDON. November 27.-At the meeting
Of the Cabinet Council at Windsor to-day
IL was decided to summon Parliament to
meet on The 9Th OF January for the dispatch
Of buSinesS
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EURN FURNITURElG
l. MATTRESSES, FEATHERS, LTC.-Par- -
lies i'm want can always select from The IN
largest stock ALWAYS on HAND. Before .
purchasing call and be convinced. You will save
money on FVtRf ARTICLE. The EXTENT OF
MY TR ABE PROVES IT. PARLOR- aHd HAN
RER-.UITS all pdccs and styles; CABiNEf-
MAKERS and UPliOLsIERINH MATERIALS :.
LOOkING-GLASS PLATES, ETC., French ana
German, az New York price.
WILLIAM DAFFRON, 1893 Main street.
FACTORY, 10, Is, 20, 20 north Fifteenth
2-3m
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DOR NORFOLK, BALTI-s%La
MORE, THE NORTH, AND REGULAR LANo
INGs ON JAMES RIVER.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER

ARIEL,
carrying United States MALL
&c. CLIFFORD, Commander.
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY.
and FRIDAY at 6% A. II. for above named places.
connecting AT POrisTnOu'h with the Bay Line same
afternoon, which arrives I'm Baltimore In fgil time
to connect with 4 A. W. train for Philadelphla,
New York. and Boston. Returning The ARIEL
leaves Norfolk TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SAT-.
URDAY at G 4. NJ. arriving here about II. VI.
Fare 10 Norfolk nty........,..........."..s 30
Fare ROUND Trio ly.,...,.,.....,...s...... oO
Fare 10 W
Fare TO Phladelpha .,....,........'......''s. VI
Fare To New 1ork...,...,......... ,.......'' 60
Fare to Boston,. 20
Through tickets on sale on steamer Ariel aad 1T
CAREERS Agency, s26 Main street. Baggage checked
through.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Washington, -. g., Newberue, Washington, aud
TarbOrO'. n. G.. and al points In Eastern North
Carolina: asO Tor Eastern shore of Virginia HsiGp-
tou. Old Point, and al regular landings on james
river az LOWEST RATES, and through bills H.
3ied u, u. IAitM'
81 IL superintendent.
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ErOR NEW YORk.--TEe Old <ffTA
IT Dominion steamsfip Compsay'se~ Asktk&1S
steamship OLD DOMINION, tapisin WkLkEE
will SAIL TUESDAY, November 30th. al O'Clock
T.. NJ
FREIGHT received until O'Clock T.. NJ.
Through bills OF iading ssgnef and gDods lof.
warded with dispatch 10 al points north SOUTH esss
and west: also. 10 foreign ports
Passenger accom- modztions unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, 1i2: stseraxe, 10 aad
%.
For freight or passage, apply TO
CIV ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
no 2S-2t COMMANDS Wharf. Rockets.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, November 27, 1880.

SALES.
Market firm for fine. grades. Sales as follows:
WHEAT-Lancas'er, l 10 bushels a. Sl.30 for
ver, good Mlxtd-3.1l4 bushels at II ~, 81 20.
ami ! 80 for good. very good, and prime. FullZ-
/ 90 bushels at I.20, ) %, and sips for good
roRX.-UN te 1906 bushels at 50 and 53c. for
good. very go,d. and prime new. MIed, All bush
e,s at | aud 52c
RYE.-S bu hels prime al 9oc.
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FUGNfECRE.

CHEAP FURNITURE HOU'NE.-kl
" We have lust received our second supply Ia.
OF FALL GOODS. Gddrg some hily sulis 81 III
PARLOR and CHAMBER tUR%IIURE to,T'
oar now llrgr aud icl,ci stock Of gOOd' We Oner n
stock of Furniture equal 20 ANY house IN the city
consisting part of Nart us STYLES OF Par0r SUITS III
sDun- aui SILK reps, han ,ci0h elegant desiSus
I'm Chambtr suits, Fast lake, Queen Anne. az
tber STYLES: largest sock OF PA" and Poplar fur-
uiture In thr city. Can aud examine cur STOCK be-
fore buyng. ODr terms are easy ana accom- noud-
tiDg. Easy terms OF payment: CO,
nolI.tDl l6 Governor street.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY. November 81, 1850.
SALEs.-l0 shares OF Richmond and Petersburg
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A Kentucky Tragedy.

PEMBROKE, KY, November 27.-Colonrl
NJ. ID. Brown, Il wel.knOwn cilIzon Of this
place, and member OF The last LEGISLATURE
OF Kentucky, WAS shot and instantly killed
last night by Cass wilkins, cl"rk in Il
livery stable. The shooting was the result
OF quarrel about Wilkins care Of Browns
horses.
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Murder Trial.

GALVESTON, November 27.-A spcciaI
from Marsbal says the case Of The state
as. Abe Rothschild. FOR The murder Of Dia-
nond BesSa. was called to-day, when the
State declared itself ready. Tie defence
asked continuance, which Was refused.
Counsel for the defence moved to qua,h the
indictment. niue granG-iurymen not being
present at the finding Of the bill. Two
rand-jurymen present were placed on The
witncss-stand. Toe Gaze will be resumed
to-day.
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Germany.
ruF sTrDtN1s AND rHr laws.

LONDON, November ~ "A dispatch from
Berlin syyS: a great attempt i being
mad. to excite the Indignation Of the stu
dents against the jews by the StOecker
party. This is already beginning TO have
lis eff, c; at Lcipsic, where stormy meetings
q re heinz held -
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THE MINISTRY THREATENED.

IllE MlNINlk1 IuhE u ENfb'
ROME. November 27.-Not only is there
talk ~ coalition between the Right and
the Extreme Lett for The overthrow OF the
Ministry, hut the possibility OF edition
OF these parties for the construction OF Il
new ministry is seriously discussed.
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is now almost certain that the steamer
Simcoe has been lost. The steamer Column
bIa, OF the Chicago Line, which arrived
here to-day. reports that while passing
.sThe Ducks" on Lake Huron, she encOun
tered large portions Of lie wrecka9e OF {
steamer with which the lake is strewn fOl
miles. She saw life-preserver markcd
Simcoe. The Columbia searched for hGuls
but failed 10 tiud any tdingS Of the crew
It is the general opinion that the SimcOC
struck on Magic reef, off "Tne Ducks, .
and went to pieces in the gale OF tic early
part OF the week.
The Simcoe ran between Chicago and this
place. and was due here four days ago. The
following were her crew: Master, Captain
X. Hill; First Mate. Captain Parsons, o
Goderich; second Mate, Robert McNabb
of Owen sound; FIRST Engineer JOSEPH
NesbItt. Of owen Sound; second Engineer
James McAuley, OF COllIn@wood; Wheel
men, Joe Clark and BeniImin Mlward
Porter, George Patton; SIewardesS. Mis-
Gibson; Cook, Mess Williams; Deck Hand
Thomas O Hara. The SimcOc was an at
most new steamer, having been rebuilt las
winter at Collin9wond. She was valued a
S24, 900 and was insured for Sl2 600.
Ashore.
QUEBEC, November 27.-J. L. Gregory
agent OF Marine and Fisheries Department
last night received the following diSpatcl
from Mr.. Pope, keeper OF Southwest Poin
Anticosti lighthouse: "a messenger ha!
arrived from BecOScie river, and reports
British bark Brstolian went ashore there
last Monday night; that four OF the crew
are dead, and the remainder, including cap
tain and mate, badly frozen. The meSScn
ger also reports briganiine Pamlico, OF Que
bee. ashore at Louise Aux Frai>e, but crew
saved; schooner Wasp, OF Gaspe, ashore II
Ellis bay. crew and passengers saved. Sent
steamer at once, as the case i very urgent
The Recent Disaster i'm the Medifer
ranean.
ROME, November 27.-The first mate o.
the steamer Ortiga, which sank the Oncl'
Joseph, states that seeing single masthead
light about kilometre ahead, he deemed
il the light Of a merchantmen, and ordered
the Origins helm to be ported, expecting
the mercbantman to do the same, but tht
Oncle Joseph starbOarded her helm unit
she saw the Ortigia bearing down upon her
when she ported, describing semi circle
and exposing her flank. The mate OF The
Ortigia then ordered her engines TO be re
yersed, but it was TOO late, and the Ortiglh''
prov drove in The side OF the Oncle joseph
few of The sIeepers aboard the Oncle Jo
seph had time to rush on deck before The
vessel sank.
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Sixty wen Buried in snOw-Siidc.

denver, November 27.-Thc Leadyillc
Chronicle says that Sky laJoIcrs were
buried IN Il saow-silde yesterday near Chalk
Creek. on Tie KOkOmO extension Of the
Denver and Rio Grandc road. About Il A..
NJ. they noticed the pine trees trembling,
and in an instant the slide cIme with loud
roar, tearing up The track for distance Of
a quarter OF mile and burning tho tiNty
men. John Due was Killed and nineteen
men badly Injured and eleven others slight
". The slide carried the track over the
heads If the men. and most Of the wounds
were PROBABLY caused by the iron striking
them.
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LYNCHBURG

TWO BOOKS BY LYNCBBURGERS NEARLY REA-
by A VOLUME or BIOGRAPHY AND ONE OF
POENS-w ETCHED WEATHER OUT OF
DOOES-A POLITICAL STRAW.
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the hollow eyes and oldest.looking face.
I'VE looked for her 10 hold out her dirty
hand to each paSser.by, aud almost heard
her whining lone as she so often said
tSiisses, please gimme cent TO buy loai
OF bread, p but she was forgetting her mis-
sion, for underneath each arm was a huge
bundle. The father, ragged and mudbe-
sueared, who had cIutched at few pen.
MES eagerly, only the other day, with a
God bless yor! carried large market
basket, from which peeped numerous bum
dies and packages; followed closely by
the mother, who had 30 often told US SUCH
pitiiul tales OF her distressed family, there
| were the golden curls oil q wax doll peep
| ing from out her bundle, and the gor:;
geously painted doll buggy, contrasted
well with colors OF her soiled, drabbled
wrapper Blue-eyed Annie and Willie
peeping in at the wonderful dolls, hobby
horses and boxes OF dishes, clap their lit
tie hands in glee.
But mammals face looked weary and sad,
and knew too well how empty the lit
tie stockings must be on the morrow; but
as one OF the fair, vile daughters OF earth
swept proudly by her, rustling her silks
and yefvets, the pure, white face, set In
the simple frame Of black, looked beauti-
full 10 us, for We knew the soul was spot
less pmid great poverty and many temp
atoms.
Simple George is happy too, for he
stops at the windows, smiles and grins in
response to the dolls bewitching smiles,
takes off his cap and smooths his rumpled
hair, stops Tor moment to pull up his
socks, thrusts his hands In his pockets
and frightens the poor children hall out
OF theif wits.
These Christmas times bring back another
"Christmas to me, and make me weary
and sad thinking" says gentle aunt Fan
ME, as we turn from the window 10 the
rudy light OF the glowing fire; tomorrow
l may tell you Of j. And when to.mor-
row comes cold and crisp, with the soft
snow falling outside on the deserted street.
she tells US the little story, the one story
OF her life; 1t is sad and we would not re-
peat 1t in these happy Christmas times.
Merry, laughing Bess came scampering
la, shaking the snow from her velvet
wraps, and crying out, "Merry, merry
Christmasw almost smothering US with
her embraces. A bunch Of holly for Bess,
twine the crimson berries in her jet black
hair, and let her laugh ring out as wildly
as it may.
Bonnie, laughing Mamie, happiest
brightest OF US all, needs but spray OF
mistletoe, pure white waxep berries, but an
emblem OF the soul that has fled. Cypress
wreath and vine for Mamie, for the voice
Is still, and Mamie, happy light and free,
as she used to be, has left us just in the
happy Christmas time, gone beyond the
smiling and the weeping" Holly for
Bess, mistletoe for Mamie.
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How important to use AT once q sale and
sure remedy. CDR. Swayne's Compound
Syrup OF Wild Cherry" Tor 50 years has
been standard remedy, at all times re-
liable in efectually curing coughs, colds,
sore throat, bronchial asthmatic affections,
short breath, night s'Eeats, pain IN the side
and breast, nervous debility, blood spit
ting, liver complaint, all diseases Of the
air passages and lungs. 1t strengthens,
purifes, heals, promotes expectoration,
and has cured many hopeless cases oil con-
sumption.
Ny mother was a great sssaerer from
Asthma Cough. Her symptoms became
very alarming; attended by several physi'
clans without findingany permanent relief
she did not sleep fifteen minutes q night
for three months, from constant coughing
and shortness OF breath. i was recon,
mended to tryH"Dr. Swayne's Compound
Syrup OF Wild Cherry" from which she
experienced immediate relief, and in
short time rest ored her To good health
H. Meyer, Gro Ger, Seventeenth and Car
penter streets, Philadelphia. :.
Price 25 cent 10 and ST. per bottle, or si'
bottles S.. The large size is the mos
economical. Prepared only by DR.. Swayn!!
& Sou, $50 North Sixth street, Philadel
phia, Sold by sill prominent druggists.
MwF&w
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MARRIED MANS INDIcAToR.-Edison is
all very well in his way, says the New
York World, but the inventor that will be
remembered when all others are forgotten
is party named Mickey, OF Boston, who
has rendered his tellowmen an inestima.
BILE service by producing an apparatus
called the "Married Mans Indicator" or
the patent domestic Barometer" This
ingenious device is simply wonderfully
sensitive arrangement OF the ordinary
barometer, which infallibly detects the
most minute alterations in the atmospher-
ic conditions. The married man return
ing late from the alleged "lodge," or other
locality contraband oil war, INDUCES in no
fearful speculations as to his reception. lie
simply takes his "Indicator" from its case
and inserts It's projection arranged for the
purpose through the key-hole. Instantly
The domestic temperature within is re-
corded by the dial. Iii marks S. F.-set
fair; S. A,-sound asleep; or even 9. s.
cross but sleepy, he brings his propltiatory
box OF fried oysters well to the front,
chews Glove and enters boldly. II, how
ever, the faithful little instrument reports
Is. B.-storm brewing; or V. S. Livery
squally, with lightning, he doesn't lose
any valuable time in warfare, but HES him
to the nearest hotel and sends an up all
uight with sick friend" note, with some
~ Stinee tickets and new bonnet home
IN t,',e morning. Truly, il science keeps
IN IN ibis way, this world will be quite a
c cm \, lie place to live in after awhile.
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II seems strange that any one will sulrcl
from the many constitutional arrangement!
brought OIL by an impure state OF the blood
when Guysott's Yellow Dock and saraparillt
will restore perfect health and physical organ
izatiOn. II has proven Itself TO be the best
blood purifier ever discovered, ellectually
curing Scrofula, Syphilitic disorders, Weak
ness OF the Kidneys, oil Nervous disorders and
Debility. II corrects Indigestion, etc, reju'
7enates the old, exhilarltes the young, and
invariably drives out OF the systenall the Ills
that human flesh is heir to. Price Of large
quart bottles 81 90.
Full directions accompany each bottle.
Laughlin Bros. 4 Co., and Logan, List &
Co., wllolesaleagents. D&w
Sold in Bridgeport, O., by West & Gilmore.
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
IL For a
x CATARRH -

This may certify that have been subject
Of that terrible disease Catarrli OF the Head
and Throat, for some 50 years, caused by TAX
ing cold In the month of June, 1925. The
attack at that time YVES so severe that the
doctor and my friends thought must die.
For years and years have been so sick that
life has been burden tD myself and friends.
1t Is useless for me TO say how many doctors
have tried, how much medicine have
tsken, during all these years Of endless SUI.
fering, but those who suffer as have suffered
will know that never ceased to look for re-
lief, and TO try every remedy that promised
It,
In September, 1876, begun the Use Of
SANFORD's RADICAL CURE FoE CATARII. No
sooner did | begin to use IL than my symp.
tonSchangcd. ltCleared my throat, ii cleared
NY head, II cleared my mind 1t operated on
my system iu way that nothing ever before
given nc by doctors had done. How rdidly
improved under tho influence Of this won
derful medicine those who have known me
for years can testify. And now, sirs. 10 make
4 long story short; will Say-f -wUni'S not'Gx'
change the good It has done me Tor the whole
world and Ill II contains. MymGmory, which
was nearly all gone, h,Is returned again, and |
could tell Of Affections tavc endured, too
great fer some people TO credit. can with a
clear conscience and the strongest faith attest
10 this on the Holy Bible. God bless the rnal
that found out this remedy.
SAMUEL SpINNEY,
Meadow Vale, Annapolis Co, Nova Scotia,
Nov. Is, 1871.
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For tho InlellIgsnoer.
MIstletoe and Holly.

1--WE weaTethy uhtA win those that CLEAN,
Mere brayely In the holly sprays,
And weaving, muse Of ancient days,
And muAlng see - those who dream"
Around the altar they had trimmed
rich green ivys, scattering here and there,
crimson berries from the holly, and waxen
white OF the mistletoe; down the heavy
columns and across the oaken beams hung
graceful lestoons Of spruce and delicate
ropes OF feathery green moss. The sun.
light came streaming through the stained
windows, and lit up the faces Of the wor-
shippers with strange glory. The organ
pealed forth the glorious halleluiah,
'Unto us Child is Born" The old, old
story told over again, but falling on the
listeners ears as though the tale had never
been told. Light, warmth and comfort
oil around. But amidst the light and
comfort we unused, unused OF how the day
before we had stood by our window ant
watched the mass OF people hurryini
through the rain. and mud, laughing
happy and joyful. Coming up the stree
we saw curious trio-iather, mother ant
child, and as the child drew her thiI
shawl closer over her face we recognized
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VNRUsTEE's SALE OF MARKET
l. SQUARE PROPERTY.

VNRu ST l. ELS SALE UF MAkkEl
l. SQUARE PROPERTY.
Bv virtue Of deed Of trust made and executed by
Michael Jordan and Elizabeth, bis vile, TO the I'M
Lrrslsnci Trustee, dated the lith day o: Derenb:ri
ISL! and duly recorded In the Clerks o ticc o. tho
County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia. In Deed
OF trust BoOE No 5, fOliOs 40 aud iIi, Twill on
SATURDAY. tho 9th day Of January, 1880.
RtlnnIng at 10 o'clock AZ NJ OF said day, At the front
door OI The C.uit House OF said Ohio county 10 ihe
cty Of wheeling, sell at public auction tho following
described real ate that Is TO say: Fart oil lot Mum
here one hundred and thirteen l3), situated on the
ECst side oil Market space In the second ward oil te
silg Of WheelIUE 10 Ohio county West Virginia, anu
nnupucl as follows, Beginning at point on the west
sM. al Market space twenty-five lset north OF me
Gorlh line Of Union street (now Eleventh sreeif
Ihepcp R,AlwaTdly with lima at right angles 70 sld
with IIur pa nilfi with Market space northwardiy
twenty-five eet ss2ttl, moro or less, 10 N. CrGTeys
,Outh line (ormerIy +. Kellly's)i thence win hls
line CtstWadly forty feet, more or less 10 market
space; thence With the Blne IOuthWardly tWenty.tEO
lat (21 " uUrc or less, 10 the beIinning t0SetheT
Tltli all aud singular tho Improvements privileges
easel teniS thereon theTeunto longing being az
tie anne property which vas conveyed 70 SAID MI.
Uhar Jordan by Frederick Folm1r ard vile by deed
dated december iith, 1872, and duly recorded:
The ctOye sale 10 made In default Of sail Michael
IorI,n i vile making paymen Of the deferred in-
'al mCntI IL tue purchase money OF inc aooVe uT
Sribcd prOpIrty, TO secure the payments OF which
The above nam. I deed OF trust wac executed.
TERMS OF SAL.S-C1sh. .,.,.,,,., l.
Selling d, Trustee I will convey the lille which Is
vested In me b. the pOTc name decd OF trusiIWhIeh'
boa ever, Is believed TO bO perfect.
.r!g.F ). HAN.ON GOOD. Trnsiee.
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itching pIIes-New HayeA, Testimon,

itching PiIes-New Haven. Testimony.
WOULD NOT TAKE $40 FOR H.tLP A Box."
DR.. SrGyne & Son:
GEYTLEMRS-I have suffered FOR twenty
five years from Itching Piles, an, consult
ed many physicians and used maj ~ RENE.
dies, but found no permanent relitt, until
used your "All Healing Ointment, and
can say am cured, as also a neighL 'or OF
mine used It with the same happy 70 suit,
and says he has got half box left, and
for fear it might trouble him again, he
would not take ten dollars for It, II ne
could not get more. / deem It my duty 10
give this testimonial not so much for youl
benefit as for suffering humanity. Yours
respectfully.
The symptoms arc moisture, like perspi-
ration, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
at night; Il allowed to continue very 8 sri
Gus results may follow. DR.. swayn Ell
All.Healing Ointment is pleasant, So II
Price, so cents. Three boxes sl.25;
Sent by mail TO any address on receipt {,
price. Prepared Only by Dr.. SwAYNE a
Son, Philadelphia, Sold by oil prominen
druggists. MwF&w
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S1-Cen. Joe Hooker, at Garden City,

Sl-Gen. Joe Hooker, at Garden City,
November l-zacharlah Chandler, OF
Michigan, found dead in his bed, Chicago
s Donald MCKEE, friend of Burns
and last surviving pall-bearer at his trl-
deral, died at Glasgow, aged 90
l0-Rev. Lovick Pierce, Sparta, Ga,
aged e5, the father Of Methodism in that
State.
2S-Noel, the French painter.
So General JEFF. @. Davis, Chicago.
December S-Luke Couryille, aged lO2,
committed suicide at East Saginaw,
iO-Death Of VIM. Mckee, principal
owner of st. Louis GiObe. Democrat.
sat New Orleans, in destitute cir
cumstances, Irwin Russell, the dialect
:So.-John X. Hackett, Recorder of New
York city,