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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-11-07

The best saive In the world Tor Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, salt Rhcum, Fever Sores letter,
Chapped Hands, Chlbains, Corns, and all skin
Eruptions, aud positively cures piles. II Is guar
anteed TO gve entire satisfaction or money refund
Cd. Price Is cents per boz. For sale by Penny a
M.Alfater
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-11-07
MARRIAGES..

Mr.. John Bright Of this county eloped
to Cincinnati a few days ago, with Miss
Sallie, daughter Of Dr.. w. b Harlan Of
Boyle and we're there made one flesh. Mr..
f. L. Hutchingu and Miss Luella Bright
accompanied them. We wish the young
couple long life Of unalIoyed happiness
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-11-07
JARVIS JACKSON.

Owing to family bereavement, we
we're unable to attend the speaking of
Mr.. Ewell on Saturday, but we learn
ed from a friend that his denial of the
charges published against him, while
emphatic, was couched in dignifed
language that showed, notwithstand-
ing the charges, that he was more IA
miliar with the manners and customs
of gentlemen than his henchman,
Gen. ZolIicoffer Fry, who we are told
ranted at fearful rate to his two or
three white and score or so of blacks
that composed his audience. But the
old fellow is excusable, be has not
gotten over the fearful beating that
Phil Thompson gave him two years
ago and he feels sore over it yet.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-11-07
RELIGIOUS

The American Baptist Home Mission
Society, which has just completed fifty,
years Of lis history, has during that period. (
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-11-07

JOHN SCOTT, " p. and Gen. Man. Gin. Sou.
R'y, Cincinnati. Ohio; n. y. WILSON, q. y. and
Z. a, Gin. sou. Ry, Cincinnati, o. II. COLL
BRAN 9; p A. A. o. s, E'y, chs.lanSess Tenn
Mlss.i JOE y. MCGUIRE, a. p. A. ", \. A p
nv. Monroe La.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-11-07

IT WOULD be much cheaper for the
American people to burn down their
White House at Washington and let
the President board around with the
boys. 1t seems preposterous, but the
figures show that s147, 900 were spent
in repairing and altering it during the
fiscal year ended Oct. 81.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-11-07

We received the following unsolic-
tied from Gen. Jarvis jackson yester.
day. 1t seems that he was taken ad
vantage of because of his blindness and
age, as he himself asserts. The rad.
icals can read this and get all the con
ISOLATION possible from it.
LONDON, KY, Nov, G, 1882 One day
last week | was told by X. NJ. Jackson,
son-in-law Of Mr.. Ewell, that C. w. Jones
wanted TO see me at the clerks office. l
called to see what he wanted. He read a
certificate to me which he wanted me to
sign. | think il contained the same as the
one in the Danville Tribune, and told him
that / could not sign it. He then struck
out till it read; 81 never heard Mr. Ewell
charged with hog stealing. considered
him gentleman" which l signed reluc-
family. l have been very near blind for 80
years and Mr.. Jones or the editor of the
Tribune has done me an injustice.
JARVIS JACKSON.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-11-07

ACCORDING to estimates from State
Central Committees published in a
Chicago paper, the democrats claim
that they will have 179 members in
the next house, the republicans 1913,
with 20 seats in doubt. The republi-
cans figure for themselves 1863 mem
bers, 1877 democrats and 81 doubtfnls.
To-day will prove that the democracy
has not reckoned without its hosts.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-11-07
Cincinnati, New Orleans
& Texas Pacific
Railway.

It I M E II A EtEI
In effect Oct. 20. 1882.
CINCINNATI SOUTHERN DIVISION.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-11-07

The republicans say that the pub.
lished charges against Ewell will make
him many hundred voters. Then
what the ID are they crying about?
Why don't they give us a vote OF
thanks instead of censure, the idiots
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-11-07

CHEERING news comes from all the
Kentucky districts. The only doubt
lies in the Adams.White race and in
the 18th district, with the chances
strongly in favor of the democracy.
Let every man stand 10 his post.
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MAYsYILLE DIVISION.

No. 6 runs daily. and has day Goa ehss from Gin
cinnati 10 Washington, Pullman Sleepers 10 Kama
wha Falls. VIVA. and Reclining Chair Car TO Lex
ington. stops only at stations on X. c. X. r.
where time IL given. No. 2 runs daily, except
sunday; has through coaches TO Hun ingtOn. No
Z runs daily, except Sunday; has through coaches
10 MI. Sterling and parlOr ear 10 Maysvile. No. S
run, daily; has elegant day coach from Washing
ton, Pullman Sleeper from Kanawha Falls and
parlor ears from Lexing on 10 Cincinnati. Only
three stops. Nos. and run daily, except Bun
day. and have through coaches from Huntington
and MI. Sterling. Direct connection at Lexington
with stages for Richmond, KY, Lawrenceburg. Ky.,
and Versailles Ky.
@. W. BENDER, C. L. BROWN
Superintendent Genu Pass. & Tkt AIT
General Offices, COvingtOn, Ky,
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ANOTHER TALE OF LOVE.


Two hours have passed SO have seven or eight
horse.cars but the one for which Vivian Is wait
ing finally comes along and soon lands him al
the door OF Perioes o'Rourke's house. Ethelbera
is sitting in her boudoir thigh-toned word fol
ROOM, sewing some foemy lace into the neck of a
velvet dress, as the young man entered:
81 have bad news for you, my darling" Vivian
says In sad tones, while don't bluff you will
be-called look comes over his face.
Berthe nestled her little dimplod hands con-
fdinsly in his. "Tell It to me at once, sweet -
she said, "only with you alive and well nothing
could be so very dreadful"
Vivian looked at her with wonderful grave
tenderness In his blue eyes.
lie was sizing her up.
disinherted me. hsve"Vand here III his voice dc,
quyered slightly-"been given tho & b. on your
account am beggar, Berthe"
serious.
Yes continued the sucker, al am poor. But
I.wouldn't care IL II wasn't for you, darling. II
means that must give you up for cannot ask
YOU TO share life with me on thousand year"
She looked at him with a rich crimson flush
surging Into her cheeks. If II had been full
Vivian would probably have gone under, but a
flush could never scare him.
Vivian" she said, passionately, "do you think
viii let you give me upY Hove you too well fol
that beggar or q prince, you are the same "a
mc-my king, my lover"
most spoechless tenderness and joy,
My darling my precious" he whispered.
Three months later ON golden December after.
noon, with blue sky MS In June, there was grand
| wedding Mt the ORourke mansion. AsVivian and
Ethelberta were entering the carriage that was e
bear them to the depot ;shc looked at him with {
| weirdly precious smile.
.And so you would not desert me, darling" h,
/ said, even when you thought that was poor 2
NO, my precious one" was the reply. e"
| learned long ago that sucker once of the hool
! VIII never bite again, aud your father and pu
| up the Job so as TO land you little QUICKEN
| From The Siren and he SUCKER On lfdrdt Haisedd
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

There were no cases at police headquarters yes.
terday.
City Treasurer NJ. B. Harlow is confined to his
house by sickness.
The sinking fund commissioners of the city held
meeting yesterday afternoon at the auditors Of
fee.
The alarm OF fire Wednesday night, about eight
o'clock, was caused by the explosion OF an oil
lamp in house in the Third Ward.
The family of Royal Marionettes in Hyde &
Behmap's show is said to be more than worth the
price of admission 10 the entertainment
Lent will soon be over, and then the fun will
commence again. The entertainments TO be given
by the Old Dominion Boat Club will repay all for
their forty days of total abstinence.
Mrs. Virginia c. Neale has accepted an invita-
ton from the marion TO make Louise Home
Washington, her future abiding place, and will
shortly leave this city for her new home
new pumD is now being made for the inter
section of Fairfax and First streets, north Of the
canal trade has created q considerable suburban
hamlet at this point The pump will be put in by
superintendent Coleman next week.
The excursion steamer Mary Washington was
sold yesterday in front of the custom house, by
Mr.. 8. Ferguson Beach, trustee 70 Captain John c.
Graham, for 1880 The Mary Washington, owned
by the Upper Potomac Steamboat Company, was
built in 1874, at cost of $4,000.
The examination of number OF young gentle
men by Messrs. Blackburn, Ficklin, and Kemper
undertaken at the request of Hon. john s. Bar
bour, with view to determine upon whom the
cadetship at West Point should be bestowed, took
place yesterday afternoon, and was not completed
until late hour. No Intelligence of the proposed
examination having appeared In any newspaper
until Monday evening last, few competitors ap-
peared. The examination was In writing, IL will
be about week before the result is announced
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Baldwin Va 6rahanfito aud Trinidad Asphalt Com
pRnyi pro conltaSo against certain deiendanis va
Gated. Redneld vs.. Redhed propriety OF sale; ref
erence to auditor 70 report on Adjourned TIL ten a.
m. to-day. No assignment.
CIRCufr CouHr-tusripE MAoA RrHun. Prentlsa,
trustee, VS.. Llsh and wife verdict for defendants
United States, use Beck, vs.. Brewer ct ald motion
overruled dofendann called and Judgment Nc
Cuilough vs.. droG on trial. Adjourned till ten q
m. to-day. Aasigngnent-Cn Nos gi6, 2ii, H.
20, N. 2i3 10 2l5 inclusive.
CRIMINAL COURT o. JusTtCE WYtiE Edward
OBrien robbery pleaded not guilty; forfeiture set
aside. John King, larceny pleaded not guilty. John
~ Mitchell rape; on trial. Hugh StrideT Second
oilensc) petit larceny motion In arrest ufludgmont
filed. Adjourned tut Ten a. m, to-day, Assignment
same as yesterday, with the addition Of Henry Roeth
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THE COMMISSIONERS.
Current transactions at the various Dis.
trIct ORiccs.

trict OHccs.
Building permits were issued yesterday 10 Pro.
fessor c. V. Riley to build six brick dwellings Mt
Thirteenth and streets northwest TO cost SIS 900
w. ". Poindexter, 70 build one brick building be.
tween Twenty seventh and River streets and G
and II streets northwest, to cost $1,000; Misses
Mary A. Cushing and Adelaide Maushur, to build
one brick Office on i street, between Ninth and
Tenth streets northwest, to cost S55OO Annie
Kegereis, to mako additional repairs at $50 Tenth
street northwest TO cost 500; James q. Boss, to
make repairs at 800 Fourth street northwest to
cost $500 Patrick Maher to make repairs at the
corner ofSecond and streets, Georgetown, to cost
si0 George W. Perkins, to make repairs at 4l2
street northeast, TO cost S25, and w. II. Wright,
to make repairs at 1927 II street northwest to
Complaints are made of the impossible oondi-
ton of II street between North Capitol and First
streets
An amendment to the District code to prevent
dogs from becoming bowling nuisance has been
submitted TO the House District Committee. II
provides that when two residents on a square
complain that barking dog disturbs the sick or
well the owner shall remove the animal with
out the District limits. Adequate punishment by
the Police Court is provided for failure to do so.
District Assessor Dodge has prepared q list OF
exempted property In the District of Columbia for
the purpose of forwarding It to Chairman Neal, OF
tue House Committee on the District. The as
sessed valuation on twenty-five pieces of ex-
einpted property, principally churches, schools,
and asylums amounts to s5,S236is,
Major Brock, Superintendent Of Police. has Is.
sued an order furnishing the members of the force
with a copy of the congressional act For the
preservation of game and protection of birds in
the District of Columbia" This Is done for the
Information and guidance of the force
The special assessment division have completed
the revision against alleys in squares Az and H.
The Commissioners have ordered that the fol-
lowing paragraph be added 10 the building regu-
lauons, after the words "0r other,incumbustible
material" the words All stores or store houses oil
other buildings, EXCEPT dwellings or churches
now, or hereafter erected, when I'm close proximity
to other structures, shall, when ordered by the
building inspectors, be provided in the rear side
all openings, which shutters shall be closed at the
termination of each days business, The inter-
ested party may, after having been notified, APP
peal in writing to the Board of Fire Commissioners
who will determine as to the enforcement of the
order"
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POLICE COURT NOTES,

Henry L. Blout, for obstructlng the sidewalk was
fined So.
Michael Greene, colored vag was sent to the
workhouse for ninety days.
James Kehoe, sailor, was charged with va
grancy, and released on promising TO join his vessel
at once
Barbara Hornbaohe was charged with vioat-
ing the sanitary regulations, and the case was
dismissed
George II, Turton failed to exhibit a light on OBJ
structons in the street, and gave personal bonds
not to repeat the ohense.
Ben Butler-not the General, but another Ben
charged William Pine with trespassing upon his
property and pulling up cedar log. Both parties
are colored The Judge did not think a case had
been made out against the defendant and dis
missed the case.
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BALTIMORE, March 23-Flour very firm and quiet;
Howard street and Western superHne. 81 5O4 70; do
extra n 7b6 50; do family " 1907 25 city Mills
pcThne IS 1904 70; do extra q moo 49, Rio brands
q QJQ7 2E PatapsGo family, ss co. Corn-souLhern
higher; Western dull. southern white, sat1SC; DO
yeiog, TfglSc; Western mixed, spot, ISac asked;
March, 731sc bid; April 7ie bid; May, Iee975po June,
white, bSg56c; do mixed, 5l6g69ci Pennsylvania $50
55c. Hay dnl prime To choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, SIS ONMT M, Provisions firm mess pork,
on 75@l6 50: bulk meats-shOulders and Clear-rlb
sides packed 7sGgi0ic baeon-sh oulders sAc; clear
rib sides, NE: hams l861 i1hc lard, refined, HE
Butter nrm; Western packed, 1870 l6c; roll, 2jGgS2c.
n nsSs m ir nv 10 sn9nT ARM so Se WIly
higher AZ q 1901 10. hecelps-Flour gsh barrels;
corn, 1850 bushels; oats, 500 bushelh. shipments
Corn, $685. bushels; Sales-COTn, 3d. bushels
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New York 0enernI Market.


NEW YORK, March .-Flour-Southern steadily
held and demand moderate; common to fair extra
q 20G6 IS; good 10 choice do 80 70gSO0 Corn unset
tied; cash lots very strong options easier, atterward
became strong and advanced s4@JSc, c.Oslng very
firm; trade moderate; ungraded 700 c; steamer
75hc; No g. 7fSI@76jac for new, 1890; for old, zoe
o. b.: No. @ white, BT(ph7iac; nngru white SIC al
dock; No. March, lslc; April, "a G. closing al
zoe: May, 7iAa7596c, closing at 76A 'e,553s @75kc
closing ut 75Ac. Oats l46h5ac high1 dfArly active
No. 3, 5lhc. Coffee fairly active more steady
sales low ordinary Rio, Nay dellv ry,tS 49, sugar
firm and In good inquiry; sales of { Ia MuscoVadO
l-lBGp7.ilc Martinique, G3iO6Fo: lr to good rein
Ing quoted at 740l7sac; refined lrmer yellow g. "a
7Sc white extra g. SltGgsSc yeilow do, s@s,Ac vel
low 76H7isC; Oh A, Sss}fc; mould A, Ui4c; standard
crushed, lose; powdered l0Ac; granuRed, lOo; cubes
lOc. MOla'Aes IN fair demand ,Qulet, aud firm Rice
quiet and firm, Pork very DUH prices unsettled aud
wholly nominal; sales old mess pot so 37ls; quoted
al SO Mo6ai6 80 new do, eE G96fi7 0ls OPTIONS nm
changedi April, sl7 @@7 49, May tl7 4Odlf 50, Mid.
dies stronger and quiet; long clear BBs0iOkc; short
clear, Ice; long and short clear, half and half Ac
Lard opened about 1c per 100 pounds lower closed
strong with the decline reCoYerUd. sales prime steam
spot, $40 0G fancy, sll 20. April so 81 6glO 5Ib
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The shipments OF coal from The Cumberland re-
glon for the week ended March IS aggregated
22,32l TONS OF which 1922 tons were by the Baltl-
more and Ohio Railroad, $50 by the Chesapeake
aud Ohio Canal, and s.l4S by the Pennsylvania
1882 are 06A tons of which the Baltimore and
Ohio road carried $4,000 tous, gain Of o. $50 tons
compared with same month"; last year.
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As THE doctor turned sadly away from the pa g..
tient whom he found using DIR. Bulbs Cough
Syrup he said 1T beats me every time"
star of Hope Lodge. No. Is. I. o. G..

Hon. A. II, Frear @, W. c. I. Of the District or.
ganized this new lodge last night at their hall,
corner of Twentieth street and the Avenue north.
west, with splendid membership and prospect OF
many more in the near future. The lodge meets
Wednesday night, as eight O'clock. The officers
VIZ Georso owens W r. snI " McGIue "
Y, s.; George Clements W. Marshall, W. r. Everett,
W. Chaplin, william Barley, w, T.; Miss Ida
Allen, w. A. s.: Miss Lille Godfrey, w. d. NJ;
Miss ellen Johnson, X, II. B.; Mrs. Lydia Fraber,
L. H. 8,
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LEGAL.

S,UPRRME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
- No, 81. October Term, 1881.
George. Myers, plaintin in error, VS.. Frederick j.
Mr.. y. +. Phillips, OF counsel for the defendants In
error, suggested the death of George Myers, the
plaintiff in error In this cause nnC moved the court
tor an order under the dftocntl rule to make the
proper Representatives parties whereupon II Is now
here ordered ny the court that unless the proper rep
reseniatves Of the said George Myers deceased, as
aforesaid, shall voluntarily become parties within
e frat ten days of the ensuing term OF this court
tho defendants Ia shall be entitled TO have the
writ OF error dismissed. Provided, that a copy OF
this order shall be printed IN some newspaper AT the
seat OF Government OF general circulation for three
Ginning of the term OF the Supreme Court en-
MAruh 2, 1852,
True copy-Test. JAMES II. MCKINNEY,
n,rl53w Clerk Supreme Court u. 8.
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UALLET ISILBoURN, | ,,.,.,oo,
MAH1ON ASHFORD, ir'S'ee'
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers.
United States Marshal's Sale.

BY vrtueof writ Of iieri facias issued out OF the
Clerks ONCE OF the Supreme Court Of the District of
Columbia, and 10 directed, will sell at public SALE
fur cash. at Thomas Dowlng's Auction Rooms,
southwest corner OF Pennsylvania avenue aud
Eleventh street northwest, on SATURDAY, the
lat day OF April, lcs2 at II o'clock H. M, all the
right title, olalm, and interest OF the defendant In
end 20 the following described property TO wit; one
PnrOr EtRgore, Bureau, HatRnck, Tables. Sofa,
CHAIRS, WAshsland, Dodsteads, Wardrobe Curtains,
Beds and Bedding, stove &C., seized and levied upon
and condemned al the property OF Catharne Harris
70 aRtisy Execution No 22,0jG In favor Of IaaRc 3,
hilbert trustee G. H. HENRY,
United States Marshal ID. On I
THOAA nONVIING Auctinneor n,r.y1dia'
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United States Marshal's Sale.

by virtue OF writ OF heri fcias issued ont OF the
Clerks Office the Supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia, ana 10 me directed VIII sell at pubic sale,
or ons ~ the door OF the Court-House for said Dis
y O'Clock M all the rignt, TITLE claim and Interest Of
tile defendant In and to the following described
erty TO witt The south half OF subot number sixty
two (0) In ]. r. Olmstoads subdivision part OF lot
twelve G2, square 242 recorded In Liber "a. d. O.,
fOlio ri Surveyors Office said District togethor with
all and singular the improvements thereon Levied
upon the property Of5RsS Huntley TO satisfy Exc
citon No CO.'S equity. favor OF Charles G. Huntley
e. T. HENRY, Q. s. Marrhal.
TItos. DowLISo, Auctioneer. fe2l-dts
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REAL ESTATE,
The OmciaI Transactions ns Recorded


Mr.. ]. =. olmstead presents the following transac.
lions In real estate In the District yesterday, rs re-
ported TO him by the Recorder of Deeds
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Notice to Mt. Vernon Passengers.

The steamer W. W. CORCORAN,
which has becu recently built aud FURNISHED H. T..
BLAKE, Captain, Is the only boat allowed to land
passengers at Mount Vernon Wharf Round trip, VI.
Including admission to Mansion and Grounds
Steamer leaves seventh street DAILY Sunday OK
Cepted), at " a. M. aud returns about y, m,
j, MCH. l.LlNdSWORIH,
Sup't Ladies' Mount Vernon Association
4. l.. BLA X T.. steamer W, W. CurvOran, I0l
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For Norfolk, Portsmouth, Fortress Monroe
PnrY pOint, aud Holm! lookout,

CONNECTING IN NORFOLK WITH BOSTON
AND PROVIDENCE SlEAMERS
Steamer GEORGE LEARN On III ESnNHS
THURSDANS, AND SAft RpAGS nj T., VI,
Fail and winter arrangements, beginning Octuberi
First class ure to NUriulG aud Fortress hOurOc,.t2
Second class fare tn III. Monroe AMI Nuru k.,.,, %
First class iurr to pnvN Point and puut lookout 80
SrcOnd.Ulass to piney Point and Point Lookout, rs
Tickets and stGle.ruuuS tor safe and INFORMATION
furnished ut H. ". liCctS sons, No. l2li street.
northwest u, & %. Ticket office, l'hl l"nnsylyania
avenue; 81. Mare llUCl, ltOOScs cigar stands, M
principal hotels; H. u Folk nhuru, next To ely post
0iice and nj Company + Olicc Seventh street wharf
WIN, T., WEIGH, GEORGE NAIIlNUl.N.
IClgIy Agent General superintendent
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DIPHTHERIA
PREVENTED.
Na fact IL f. the great Disinfectnnt and Pu
rider. Prepared by
J. Ell. ZEILIN & co.,
Manufacturing Chemists, SOLE PRoPRIEroRs.
DIR. Frazier's Root Bitters.


Frazior's Root Bitters are not a dram shop
whisky beverage. but are strictly medicinal in
every sense They act strongly upon the liver and
kidneys, keep the bowels open and regular, make
the weak strong, heal the lungs, build up the
nerves and cleanse the blood and system OF every
impuHty.
For Dizziness, Rush of Blood to the Head tend
ing to Apoplexy Dyspepsia Fever and Ague.
Dropsy Pimples and Blotches, Scrofulous Humors
and Sores. letter, Ring Worm, White Swelling.
kryslpelas, Sore Eyes, and foryoung men suffering
from Weakness or Debility caused from impru.
hence, and to females In delicate health, Frazers
Root Bitters are especially recommended.
DR.. Frazier e. have used two bottles Of your
Root Bitters for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Weakness,
and Kidney Disease, and they did me more good
than the doctors and all the medicine ever used
From the fist dose took began to mend and l
am now in perfect health, aud feel as well as ever
did. Ioonsidcr your medicine one OF the greatest
ofblessings" MRs. NJ. MARTIN.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Fold by all druggists everywhere at 81 per bottle.
HENRY & co. Sole Projectors,
TuGF, % Vesey street, New York City.
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substitu,o for CaIomeI and Ov,u,,e

simmons Liver Regulator, purely vegetable is
equal in power TO blue mass or calome, but with
out any of their injurious properties Genuine
prepared only by ]. II. Zeilin n Co.
Have tried IL In several cases OF bilious dis
orders, chills and fever and find 1t effects cure
In a most satisfactory manner,
"DR j. IT, BOWEN, Clinton. CA
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DISTRICT COURTS.

CoURT IN dEHERAL TERM-TBm CHIEF-JusrIcE
Jg5llolS COX AND JAhts.-Lloyd vs. ROCKWELL;
nmrmed except aS to auditors fee. OF which each
party is to pay half May vs. shepherd; A. U. Brad
ley closes s argument for defendant, and Mr. DuyAH
n.ents unchanged.
Equity Iou9T JUsucE HAoHIR-AddiolSs vs.