Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 17 October 1878 — Page 2

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FOR SBC'V OF STATEy.j,

fiib.lG. Shanklin 333 *S2 35° S. Mborfi 327 3°4

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Henley James

TOR AUDITOR OF bTATE.

Mahlon D. Manson

Abram O. Miller

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Jacob F. Bird

FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.

Thoe. W. Woolen -V-,

Danl. P. Baldwin

Robt. Greggory

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Jas* H. Smart

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Jacob T. Merrill

John Young

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Morton C. Hunter

Henry A. White

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v!|,^ Chambers Y. Patterson

Sidney B. Davis

J«o. T. Gunn

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no. T. Hays

C.W.Barbour

H. D. Scott

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY OF CRJpMl^tAI. CIRCUIT COURT

wt Albert J. Kelley

Geo. W. Kleiser

N. G. Buff

Isa.ic N. Kester Robert Van Valzah John L. Brown Edwin Seldomridge Daniel Webster Jfabez Smith

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Lou Hay Jas. W. Watts Geo. Lockridge

Frank Mills

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Ino. W. Wilson, ist Disct. Jno. S. Jordon, 2nd Disct. *M. Stephenson, 1st Disct. Jos. 'Fellenuer, 2nd Disct. Jno. Rankin, ist Disct. J. Cronin, 2ndJ Disct.

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•?73 261 165 129 2f3 281

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270 145 341

325 250 345

POR TREASURER OF STATER

William Fleming Oreo. F. Herriot Reuben P. Main

205

320 247 344

328 308 242

274 147 345

SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC INSTUCTION.

333 256 349

364 331 273

272 150 325

THE CIRCUIT JUDGE *. 'FOURTEENTH CIRCUIT.'

384 430 386

332 149 368

138 93 80

TROSECUTING ATT'Y I4TH CIRCUIT.

James

B. Patten

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354 283 36c

549 406 548

JUDGR.CRI MINAL CIRCUIT COURT.

Thos. B. Long

410 355 404

230 174 189

80 35

143 93

367 262 169 129 265 278

327 *65 205

371 265 165 129 265 277

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321 229 229

268 144 343

FOR CONGRESS.

Abraham J. Hostetler

Jj +.'T 352 263 325 ICO

343 247 327

306 278 253

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328

344 311

263 264

FOR SHERIFF

404 355

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FOR AUDITOR.

Andrew Grimes

J?hN. Newhart

357

303 355 237 204 164 362

477

277

FOR TREASURER

Newton Rogers C. H. Rottman Geo. W. Eppert

324 335 267

259 353 3" 352 131

FOR RECORDER.

as* N. Phillips

362

A. Sandford

274 358 272 233 56 327

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263 334 273 354 262 329 254 221

fOE SENATE*

DEMOCRATS HOLDING OVER.

Adams, Allen, and Wells, John p. Sarnighausen. "f ^Boone and ClintbH, Jatnes V. Kent

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267 170 330

COUNTY.

FOR REPRESENTATIVES

254 354 291 363 297 234 273 227 *45 335 137 327

358 253 316 380 270 335 152 129 170 »53 125 155 264 27 20c 262^271 204 t'' 'Vf '.^c. 412 36I 386 128 8o I3S 259 233 f67

3!3 383 247 217 142 322

379 277 334 208 141 120 155 68 282 25S 207 123

288

Jesse Harrold «,i Af

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COMMISSIONERS.

356 263' 3^ 163' 315 254 305 174 152 124 160 81 154 121 164 73 282 *77 210 158 3? 8^269.213 133

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306 320 284

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337

153 333

CORONER

H. Ehrenhardt Paul McCoskey Geo Purdy ^surveyor. TuMy Simmons Geo. W. Harris Ale* Cooper 1

320 292 281

244 34° 260 220. 176 343

304 320 270

249 347 290 236 *55 335

THE LEGISLATURE.

List of Members Classified According to Politics.

Jackson and Washington, Bartholomew H. Burrell. Johnson and Shelby, Caleb B. Tarlton l«-orte, Jv hn H. WTn'erbotl.sn, 7

Mortgomery, Silas Peterson.

Marshall, Fulton, and Pulaski, Charles H. Reeves. Owen and Clay, Inman H. Fowler.

Scott, Jennings and Decator, William F. Riley. Vigo, Xisith Donham, 10

BBPVBUCANS HOLDING OVER.

Decatur and Rush, W. A. Moore. Fayette, Union and Rush, Milton Trusler.

Henry and Ilancock, Benj. Shirk. Hendricks aad Putnam, W. H. Ragin,

Kosciusko and Whitley, Walter C. Olds. Lagrange and Noble, Elijah W. Weir.

Monroe and Lawrence, Win. B. F. Treat Marion, Addison C, Harris. Abel p. Straight.

Randolph, Nathan Csdwallader. Steaben and DeKalb, William M,

Warren and Fountain, Francis M.

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285 172 328

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159 100 104 91 76 88 37 82

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373 253 275 166 115 113 159 155 216 96 112 33 252 253 198 139 94 93

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34* 255 305 174 140 120 154 80 299 276.215 144

Crawford and Harrison, John Ben2. Dearborn and Frankjin, S. E. Emistan.

Daviess and Green, D. S. Heffren. Gibson and Posey, G. V. Menzies. Grant, Blackford and Jay, Thomas S* Briscoe'

Knox and Sulli van, F. W. Viehe. r' Martin, Dubois and Orange, Williani A. Traylor.

Lake and Porter, Thomas S. Wood.f Pike and Warrick, T. S. Hart. Spencer and Perry, Henry Kramer. Switzerland/ Ohio and Ripley, Dr. L. J. Woollen. r,

St. Joseph and Starke,David R. Lee per.

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REPUBLICAN SENATORS KLECT.

Cass and Carroll, Charles Kahlo. Tippecanoe, B. W. Langdon. Wabash and Huntington, A. H. Shaffer.

Howard and Miami, Milton Garrigue. Wayne, Daniel W. Comstock. Marion and Morgan, G. W. Grubbs. Elkhart, B. L. Davenport Jefferson, E. R. Wi|jgn. Madison and Delaware, M. C. Smith. Clark and Floyd, Moses Poindexter, 10. 1 .,. .i,

NATIONAI. SENATOR ELECT.

Parke and Vermillion, O. P. Davis, I-

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. DEMOCRATS, Allen, E Reichelderfer.O. E. Fleming.

THE TERK® HAUTE*WEEKLY GAZETTE,

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reports of all the precincts are in, the published, verified from the engrossed learn the number of votes with a good

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77 73 &a*86

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89 98 4a 85 111*172 174 102

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99 104 66 8s 42 84 172 174 10,2

75 84 127 3446

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343 235 280 168 108 112 188 154 207 88 115 35 272 287 206 145 98 91

166 k98 81

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75 84 127 3424 498 37 *23 147 2434 67 76 139 2926

172 174 102

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283 175

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184 100

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83 193

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82 191 80 70 76 7a

365 261 324 180 108 139 164 128 154 78 III 23 a6d 276 205 144 foi 73

Dice. Hamilton and Tipton, Samuel'L. Taylor.

Vanderburg, William Heilman, 14 DEMOCRATIC SENATORS ELECT Allen, Thomas J. Foster. Brown and Bartholomew, R. L. Coffee. Benton, Jasper, Newton and White, George Majors.

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Shelbv, Squire Vanpelt. Starke, Perry.

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Lagrange, O. B. Taylor.

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560

73 86 125 3260 344 38 120 147 2621 07 77 140 2916 *.

46 106 164 143 29

129 3771 522

99 83 223 3249 3 67 24 1070 ^,

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186 100 108 91 80 87 36 66 104 169

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77 85 79 85 35 **9 39 *22 64 77 65 74

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126 34$ £25 *24 3561 73° 146 2374 *39 2305 136 2873 140 2S31 :i fa? 126 3900 1109 142 2070c 137 2807

68 100

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222 IOI 64 88 89 169 133

85 182

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128 60

76 85 36 I20 67 76

86 43 90

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70 89 124 3492 35 122 145 2488 73 72 *40

168 loi 111 169 S& 86 43 2 116 173 169 62

76 65 78 89

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169 96 103 102 *, 86 S8 42 82 109 173 174 87

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76 85 125 36 123 145 67 75 142

164 100 104 83 83 86 42 85 78 174 174 97

3379 ,384 2270 j.. 2995 ir!

75 85 124 123 151 75**36

3454 488 235? 2

Adams and Wells, Joseph S. Daily. Brown and Bartholomew, A. D. Gal. braith. Boone, Joseph Davis. Carroll, Charles E. Sqholl. Clay, I. M. Comton.

Crawford^ and Orange. James F. Stucker Clinton, F. D. Clad well. Daviess, Sam Taylor. Dearborn, A. Alden. Dubois and Martin, Thomas Hart. DeKalb, Samuel Shutt. Floyd, J. H. Willard. Fountain, J. S. Nave. Franklin, B. H. Flodder. Gibson, Norman Davidson. Green, A" Humphries. Grant and Blackford, George Gibson. Hancock, A. C. Handy. Harrison, A. D. Cunningham. Kenny and Madion, Exum Saint, Huntington, Henry Drover. 1 Jasper and White, George H. Brown. Johnson, George O. Lepman. Jackson, J. T. Shields. Knox, Henry S. Cawthorne. Laporte, A. Hossler. Lawrence, Lycurgus Dal ton. Madison, S. W. Edwins. Manion and Shelbv, W. E. English. Marshall, James Confer. Monroe. R. W. Meirs. Montgomery, J. Maurice Thompson. Montgomery and Parke, A. Johnson. Noble, Jacob Schauck. Noble and Elkhart, J. D. Osborne. Owen, B. Schweetzer. Putnam. Russell Allen. Perry, Gustav Huthstemmer. Pike, Joseph D. Barker. Posey, Rusell Blockley. Ripley, J. H. Drake. Ripley, Rush ana Decatur, C. R. Faulkner.

Spencer, J. H. Bryant Sullivan, John C. Briggs.

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lton and Pul*ski|

St. Joseph, Henry Gina. St-J osep{\ and Marskpll, ]K Q«p. rotte.

Tippecanoe, Clark Baker. Vigo, I. N. Kester, R. Van Valsah. Warrick, John L. Taylor. Washington, S. H. Mitchell. -Whitley—James B.Tully.

HOUSE OF'REPRESENTATIVE REPUBLICAyft* v. Cass, Benjamin F. Campbell. I

Decatur, John S. DonnflU Delaware, Walter March. Delaware and Jay, J. P. C. Shanks. Elkhart, E. H. Stevens. Fayette and Union, J. W. Connaway. Grant O. H. P. Carey. Grant and Blackford, James T. Arnold

Henry, F. C. S. Hubbard. Henry and Madison, B. S. Baker. Hamilton* T. J. Lindley. -h"* Hendricks, G. W. Snotldv. Howard, Thomas M. Kirkpatrick. Huntington and Wabash, A. Hess. efferson, John M. Goldeu.

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ennings, John Overmeyer. Kosciusko, E. M. Thayer. Kosciusko and Fulton, Arthur C. Copeland.

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Lake, T. S. Fanther. Miami and Howard, G. I. Reed* vMiami, Albert C. Bearss. Marion, W. W. Herod, J. B. Conner, C. B. Robinson, J. W. Gordon.

Noble and Elkhart, John E. Thomp son. Newton and Benton, James M. Rodman.

Parke, Robert Kelly. Porter, S. S. Skinner. -ft Randolph, Eh L. Watson.

Rush, George B. Sleeth. Steuben, Ezekiel Brown. Scott, Jefferson and Jennings, Smith Vawtei.

Tippecanoe, Edward Robinson. Vanderburg, John S. Hopkins, J. W Messick.

Wabash, Jesse Arnold.

Wayne, Nathaniel Harlan, Thorgfcurg. Warren, A. R. Owen John. A..

NATIONALS.

Clarke. W. B. Carter. Hendricks and Putnam, W. Wimmer. Morgan, N. Majors. Tipton and Hamilton,W. W. Rookir. Vermillion, James Osborne* recapitulation

Rep. 24 39

Senate House

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Nat.

iuuittties of the gajeseatirc bylij4jfuggUts

*22 357I 7^2 I39 2256 I49 282

707

2785

85 127 3674

740

36 123 14c 2180 57 74 *38 2934

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"DON'T GIVE'UP THE SHIP." When these words were spoken by our lamented l«wrence, It mate have been 1 solemn time for those ojibuarcl, and proba blynotadry eye amesg th^m, seeing their commander mortally woiadea, aud still giving orders like the above but not more solemn than when the family physician informs you that some one of your family has an nffoction of the longs, which. If neglected, will eventually tyunninate in Consnmption. Bat, reader, don't be frightened or "give up the ship," lor Dr. Halo, a physlcnn of Europe, discovered a remedy.for all coughs, colds, hoarseness difficult breathing, aqd all affe«tions of the thfOMf leading to Cknsai»ptKnrsnO LUitMl4aD, da of o«rl*adinf medfetafe deslers, Sixth Avenue, New York, believing ttai ket required an art|ole, whieh was ssfe and sure to A the reach of kll aa ohased the ori, and ire anderst

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faet^Mlthrough iLureatsavuig Ma. Cbittjckdhw—] noney of Horehouu and use it very Ire! Dining Rooms ia the City. 1 havefroiamteft«o ploy, and we nearlyau

alM^ntJ large siae. prill, 1077. use your In mf »mily, 'an the Union

Depot at Bead teen in my emnn your mcaloine

Butl cannot sent to Troy, ia EistSiglhawjo

tepsy the retail priee for ef Horehound ana Tar it for I conld not bay it Grand Kkpids. Do yea

it. The last Honey ', N.Y nawlor have it in quart bottles, or can yon put ffie up one doaen in sorne shape to that it will come lower than the fast 1 bought I jpaid for the last five dollars for six eight-c#nce bottles. Can I bay it in flve-poana This, 1 think would be a very good atiee advertise your goods. I do not understand why it is not sold in East Saginaw or and Rapids. I think it is the best congh medicine I ever used. We have used it more or less tor ten years. Please write me the cheapest and best vr for me to bay it, and if can afford it I wal n.i *oa a small order, and when I crder 1 wil send money With order Yours rospectfullj,

D. Adakb, need City, Mich*

Pike's Toothache Drops cure in one minute

ITCHING PILkS. The symptoms are moisture, like perspiration, intense itching increased by scratching, very distrcssng particularly at night,as it pin worms were crawling In and about the rectum, the private parts are sometimes affected if allowed to continue, very serious results may follow. Da. Swathe's ALL HEALING Ointment ia a pleasant sure cure.

HOME CUBES—We were great sufferers from Itching Piles, the symptoms were as above described, the use of Sw«yne's Oint ment in a short time made aperfectcure.

J. W. CHRIST, Boot A Shoe Hm.e, 8M N. tad St, T. V. WETMAX, Hatter, S, S. Eighth St. Philadelphia.

Reader, if yon are suffering from this dis tresain* Complaint, or Tetter, Itch, Scald, Head, Ring Werm, Barber's Itch, auv Crusty, Scaly Skin Eruption, use Swayue's Ointment and be curaL Sent mail to any adaress on receipt of price, (in currency or postage stamps,) SO cents a box, three lxixes, $1.35. Address letters, Dr. ewayne A"Son, 830 N, Sixth Street, t'niladelphla. Ko charge for advice. Sold by leadingaruggists.

Sold in Terre.Haute byBuntin A Armstrong.

The Centanr Iiiniinents

two kinds. The

•teCCtUfcEOUS A0VEIITI8CVEIITS

ItiftvttffePeople of Stvaniwh vfti-, wko Used it Daring the Terrible Epidemic of 1876.

HB8818. J. H. ZBILTW A CO.! MMflttTUHnWe, tlfs andersigneit, engineers on the Ooorgla Oentrai

Railroad, la greatful obligatien Jjq^| the beneflta we received from the use of SIMMON'S LITER REGULATOR dutiog the YELLOW FEVER EPIDEMIC in Savannah, Georgia, in the summer aad fall of 1878, desire to make the following statement That *v during the aforesaid Epidemic, we used the medicine known as SIMMOK8' LITER REGULATOR, prepared by J. H. ZEILIN A CO., and though exposed to the worst miasmatic influences of the Yellow Fever, by going in and coming out of Savannah at different hours of the night, and also in spending entire nights In the city during the presence of the FATAL EPIDEMIC, with but the single exception of one of ns, who was taken sick but speedily recovered, we continued in our usual good health, a circumstance we can account for in no other way, bnt by the effect, under Providence,of the habitual and continued use ef SIMMON'S LIVER REGULATOR, while we were exposed to this Yellow Fever malaria.

Respectfully yoars,

C. B. Pa*tsmonv JAS. 1* MALlett^ John R, Collins, Iilton F. COOPEE. -:o:-

CAUTION.

The fifepulnt Simmons' Liver Regulator er Mediolne, Manufaotured Only by i. H.ftilla Co.,

Is wrapped In a clean, neat WHITE WRAPPER, with the red symbolic stamped thereon. Bun ao risk by*. being induced to take substitutes. Take no otMr but the OBIGINaL and .. »ENUIKB.

ftc SHERIFFS SALB^ By virtue of .a decree and arder of sale issued from the Vigo Circuit Court, to me directed and delivered, in favor of John S. Beach, Joseph Gilbert ai ward Gilbert co-executors of the

P'rs. fee f6.00

are of

White

man family the

is for the hu

Yellow

is for horses

heep, and other animals. Testimonials of the effects produced bj these remarksable Preparations £are wrapped aroun every bottle, ynd may be procured of any druggist, on by mail from the office ofTfw CENTAUR COMPANY 8 Dey Street. New York City*

W. W. Sharp A Co.,

la's AGihts. are authorised

POBUSHER'S AGENTS No. Park Vow 1T«w fork, are authorised toeeairaet far vertialBg ia ear taper

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Curtis Gilbert, deceased, and^agemst Marearet Ellen Morgan, aalWaered to sell the following described real estate, situated in Vigo county, Indiana, to-wit:

Lot number forty-seven (47), in the survey of the Gilbert place near the cit of Terre 1-Iaute, and designated as sue! on the plat of the survey, recorded in the recorder's office of Vigo County, Indiana, and on SATURDAY, the a6th day of Oct 1878, within the legal hours of said day, at the court house door in Terre Haute, I will offer the rents and profits of the above described real estate, togethier with all privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging, for a term not exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, and upon failure to realize a sura sufficient' to satisfy said- «r def of sale and costs, I will then and there oifer the fee-simple, in and to said real estate, to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the same. This 3th day of October, 1878. v/.V KJeo. W. CARICO,

Sheriff.

PARIS,1878, SWEDEN, 1878 PKILADA, 1876

AT EVERY

WORLD'S TION

SANTIAGO, 1875 VIENNA 1873 PARIS, 1867

FOR 12 YEARS Highest Have been a the frs* it.

MASON & HAMLIN

CABINET ORGANS

At the Paris Exposition this year they are awarded the Gold Medal, the highest recom ponse at the disposal of the jury. They have also received the Grand Goi Medal of Sweden and Norway, 1878 No other American Organs have ever attained highest award at any world's Exposition. Bold for easher payments by installments. Latest catalogues with newest styles, prices Ac., free. ktA80» ft BAULU ORGAN CO., Boston, New York, or Chicago.

Nf. 10,576. STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY OF VIGO, IN THE VIGO CIRCUIT COURT, HER

MAN HULMAN. ROBERT S. COX. vs. ANDREW J. COCHRAN AND WILLIAM S. JEWELL. Beit known, that on u.e nth day of October, 1878, it was ordered by the court that the clerk notify by publication said Andrew J. Cochran and William S. Jewell as non-resident defendants of the pendency of this action against them. Said defendants therefore hereby notified 01 the pendency qf said action against them, and that the same will stand for trial on the 9'h day of December, 1878, at the November term of said court in the year 1878. J. W. E. Hendrich*

Pl't'fl'a Atty.

JOHN K. Durkan,Clerk.

PICKREU 4 KIM6£ft'

GRifiATSALEOV

SHORT-MORN CATTL

AND

SOUTH DOWN SHEEP, will take place at !•.

fiXfRISTOWN jyaagl ILLINOI5, On Wednesday, October Mi, 1878. Send tor Catalogue. Picxmll ft Eisanoxa.

Harristowa, I1L

New Advertisement

A BAT—Agents* profit for Nassau Delight. Jones, Nassau, N. Y.

Awarded

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Sample

Vaaer Canii with came, 1^

•Plain or Q«M, 150 stjlM, Agt Outfit ]0p, HuU Ca^Hudaoo, N. Y.

CkrsMs Catis, (perfect bee 10c. Outfit tiua), with came, 1

Turner Car Co., Ashland, Mass

PlflBAfi Befall prieetMMD, only IS riHIIUS Parlor organs, price |I only (86. Paper free. Daniel F. Beat Washington, N. J.

Ear Diseases.

Dr. C. E. Shoemakef's Book aad Diseases of the Ear and thoir treatment~especially Running .... ]istfase,aad a 9 perms family shouldhave. Sent free to all. A

less and

Deafn

to get 1m aediate relief from all the un antness of this disuse, aad a perfectly hari tauent cure. A book eve

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dress Dr. C. E. Shoemaker, Aural Surgeo Reading, Pa.

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aetttene* and ftutinj

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The b«nl tobar.i

our bin* itcifi tmdMitiik i* rlo«elr

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on every pi Kg. Dolttbjsllaeftler*. for fr«e.<p></p>BTIWIM

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JACKSO* A CO.. Mfhi., r«terslart{.

Parson's Purgative Pills make New Rtr, Blood, and will completely change the bloc inthsentiresystemln three months. An person who will take 1 pill each night from to 12weekC, may be restored to sound healt If snch a thmg be possible. Sent by mail tc 8 letter stamps. 1,8. JOHNSON A Bangor, He.

The only combination ol the true Jamaica Ulngea with choice Aromatic* ani French Brandy,for oboler cholera morbus, cram and pains, diarrhoea ai dysentery, dyspepsia, flstul lency, want of tone and aci tivlty in the stomach an«1 bowels, and avoiding the •(angers of change of waters food, and climate. Ask to.' Sandforu's Jamaica Gingei

Jamaica

GINGER.

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