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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases Of the Throat snd Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and flr,,, at,x4.s.ffnn

anu tOI1utuPbAOns
Probably never before in the whole history o.
medicine, has any thing won 80 widely and 50
deeply upon the confidence Of mankind, as sIie
excellent remedy for pulmonary complaints.
Thr0ughr long series u years, and among most
or the races Of men Il has risen higher and higher
IN their estimation, as Il has become better known
les uniform character and power 70 cure the va
Yious affections Of the lungs and throat, hive
made Il known as q reliable protector agah5t
them. While adapted TO milder forms Of diEeiso
and 70 young children It Is at the same time tho
most efectual remedy that can be given for incss
lent consumption, and the dangerous afectiI9
OF the throat and lungs. AS provision agai2
sudden attacks OF Cr0Mp, It should be kept on
hand IN every fhIrlly, and indeed as AZ are some
times subject 20 colds and coughs, all should BE-
provided with this nntidote for them.
Although settled ConsaHlgfi0H is thoughtln
durable, still great numbers Of cases where the
diseA.e seemed settled, have been completely
cured, ard the patient restored 70 sound health
by The Cherry PICTORIAL. So complete Is It's
mastery over the disorders OF the Lungs and
Throat that the most obstinate Of them yield TO n
When nothing else could reach them, under the
Cherry PecforaI they sunside aud disappear.
singers cssd PHbfse Speakers ana crest
protection from H.
Isthsna Is always relieved and often wholly
cured BY IL.
Bronchifis Is generally cured by taking tho
Cherry PICTORIAL ia small and frequent Doses
SO generally are its virtues known, Jnat We
need not publish the certificates OF them here, or
do more than assure the public that Its qualities
are fully maintained.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever.
Chin Fever, Hemfttent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fover, &C.
and indeed all the affections which arise
rom malarious, marsh, or utiasnadc
poisons.
Al is name implies, it docs Cure, ind does not
fhil. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bis.
muth, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous
substance Whatever, it IN nowise Injuries any pa
tent. The number and importance OF Its cures
In the ague districts, are literally beyond account
and we believe without parallel in The history
of Ague medicine. Our pride Is vratihcd BY tho
acknowledgements We receive IL the radical cures
effected IN obstinate cases, and where other rem
edles had wholly failed.
Unaccllmated persons, either resident IN OF
travelling through miasmatie localities, VIII b
protected by taking the AGUE CURE daily.
For Lircr Complaints, arising nom torpid
ity Of the Liver if u excellent remedy, stimg
lating the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complamtsi
Is an excellent remedy, producing many trli
remarkable cures, where other medicines y
failed.
Prepared BY DIR. J. @. Arm A Co, Practic
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass., a
sold all round The world.
PRICE, $500 PER BOTTLE.
For sale hripr. o. f1Oaizer. nrurrfst
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cupEnroR COURT. ALAmAscE Count,

w Il Fitch and Mary Z Fitch andl
Maftelia V King by hertgcne-
ral guardian Avis King
%. Plaintiffs. Summons for
W J Met ray and wife Malinda
NcCray and James King. Relief.
Defendants
Skfe Of North Cdroiind.
To the Sheriff ~ Alsmancc COMMUNICATING:
YOU are hereby commanded 20 summons W.
Mccray and wie Melinda hcCray and James
King the defendants above named, II they be
fund within your county, 20 appear ~ the Office
Clark Of the superior court for the county 81 ALI
nance within twenty five f25 daysa the service
Of this siinlnonsOn theIn exclusive Of the day 81
silrh yice, aud answer the complaint d copy Of
which viii be deposited In the said Office within
Ten days from the date ofthis summons: Aud let
said defendants take notice Tint II they Gail 10 an
swef the sid complaint within that time the pril
viii apply % the Dourt FOR the relief demanded.
Hesein fsii not. and ~ this summons make d.c
retu n. 1iycn unde- NV hand and seal of Court
this eth day u sept. 1871.
IA. ALBRIGHT. {. q. G.
IN The above czsc Il appearing ~ the satisfaction
u the court ihat The defendants w ! McCTAy and
biz WIFI Malinda McCrAy ARE non resident 81 this
Stale 4 4 ordered that the summons Ia this action
be published Tor six weeks sliccessively In the
Hillshoro Recorder, nothing said defendants 70
appear and answer a. required hy law.
w. A. ALBRIGHT, Q. :. c.
Oct. SOW Alamanee county.
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LITERARY NOTES

A ,o,ume of "Lcttres PCsthumcs de Provost
paradol has been published at Brussels by Lcbcgue
Charles Kingsley intends TO publish new
dtion Of his poems which will contain several pieces
mat have moi hitherto been collected.
A translation of Comics chief work, La
potoue Positive" in four volumes is in preparation 10y
his English disciples DR. bridges, Mr. r. HARRISON fIVI
BccSley, Dr.. Congreve, and Mr.. II. Dix Hutton
The Rev. G. w. Cox, NJ, A, (author of Ny
thology OF the Aryan Natons"), and MI f. Hinton
Jones are preparing a work To be entitled Popular
Romauccs Of the Middle Ages In which they VIII en-
deavor 70 give in q popular prose FORM some OF us
earlier Mctrca RomauCcs. II Is 10 comprise IN. suL
az Arthur Roland" BCviS of Hampton WY
warwick "sir TriStrom," Merlin " HaNelos, ~,
ger" and Beovulf" together with notes ana au %
duction tracing the comparative mythoIoS! % ''''
stories in their relation 20 elder myths
University College, London, has recently oeeh
enriched by several valuable donations and legaceS.
MI Grote lef, 10000 for the endowment OF ehlr "l
Mental Philosophy and MI James Yates Iee"'los 10 u'
similarly applied the teaching OF Geology ana dyS
elOCy The treasurer OF the College mas gwen h iicd
ment of 800 for five years for the GUAR o. aiV 10
Mathematics and the late Prof Graves eit egtS
tho COLLEGE without rival Of its kind, in the snap ia 90
Mathematical Library, consisting OF more H'H WV
volumes, beside some 900 pamphlets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-19
SrvPv-TuIRry GOLD LOAN.

lay Cooke & Co are now selling and reconhenD
as a profitable and safe investment for an CAS-,
the First Mortgage 7-3O Gold Bonds OF the Nof'h'i
Pacific Railroad Company. They have ~ year "
RIM. bear Seven and Thrce-Tenths per cent goiu ~
tare>t more than S per cent currency, ana are =
cured by first and only mortgage on the ENTIRE ~
AND IT'S EQUIPMENTS, and also. as last as 'he Ho|
completed on $1,000 Acres of Land to every W.,
track. or 500 acres for each $1,000 Bond. Inc; a-'
EXEMPT from United States tax; prnclpai anu -
tarcst are payable in gold. Denominations 'o"p''7
S,o0 TO 81 900: Registered. 800 to $1,000 -.
Northern Pacific 1905 are at all times recel'ao',
at TEN PER CENT ABOVE PAR, IN exchange "'
company's lands at their lowest cash price "a.
The proceeds of all sales of lands are reI''s1 -
he devoted 10 the repurchase and cancellation " "a
First MORTGAGE Bonds of the Company. iI' - -
Grant of the Road exceeds Fifty Million Az, ,hs
fine most fertile portion Of the Northwest snu -
demand for the Company's lands for setteHo" "a
ready exceeds the ability of the Goyerif"'p -
o,mplete the surveys. This immense slnh,"e en-.
will undoubtedly cancel the principal oil '"'
pany's bonded debt before il falls due. ann
Holders OF L. S. Fve-Twenties, who "i'n IN No
vert them into rst-class railroad security, ~ IN.
50 AT 4 present profit of about u per cent II nv
crea ing their income interest nearly one
exchanging them fer Northern Pacific i-Ss' .;ysa
All marketable stocks and bonds VIII pe shin
in exchange at their highest current prNe' 'ish.d
formation. maps. pamphlets. &c. VIII NC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-19
SECOND BOARD,
SECOND BOARD, | r. "
FRIDAY, Aug. 1s-p. n.

Beyond an active speculation in Pacific Mail
and fair movement in Western Union Telegraph, there
has been nothing done in stocks to-day worthy OF especa
notice. except that prices have been suDstahtaiy sta
tonary Pacific Mail the intensity or the speculation
has been scarcely inferior to that of yesterday parcu
larry during the morning hours. plausible nut utterly
false story concocted by desperate Spectator to
the effect that the steamer Henry Chauncey
OF the Pacific Mail line had been burned and
totally lost off the coast OF North CarOhna
which yarn" was pamed upon and published in several
respectable morning Journals produced sharp decHhe
in the Pacific Mail stock TO 49t early IN the morning
when stock pressed upon the market Inc report
having been subsequently shown 10 be utterly without
foundation fact the price advanced to 5l but the al
ternoon trade was at fractonay lower range. We UNI
derstand that the Pacific Mail Company have offered
reward OF 600 for the discovery OF the pereator OF
this imposition We see but one redeeming trait IN the
character Of the scamp who concocted the story OF w
terrible disaster He was kind enough TO say that the
passengers and all saved. That we viii pass
to his credit; but everything else Including tho Gov
eminent dispatches for the South Atlantic Fleet went
to the dogs. That including OF the Government dis
patches was happy thought. Such minutedetails OF
unessenta facts always add credence TO the general and
more essential statements of a narration Union 1ele
graph was quite active, and the quotations moved up TO
G2I The transactions In the usually active list nom
ina but the tone OF the market was firm until near
the close when prices generally yielded a traction
especially N Y Central on the reported illness OF Com
modore Vanderbilt, which presume 10 nave as nuch
foundation as the canard about the loss Of the steamship
Chauncey We note Of Illinois Central at l3i Co. C
c. and indianapolis IS; Chicago and Alton, l25 ONO ana
Mississippi Preferred 7s5 and c. c. and Indiana Central
2Oa2O Miscellaneous and coal stocks were quiet ana ex
press shares strong sales of Adams ut SIT! United
States 56q5Gg and American, 30. The following table
shows the highest and lowest prices at which active
gtocks have beeu sold to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-19

The movements in dry goods for the past week have
been: Entered for consumption s2,I933s9; WnAdraSn
from warehouse, S9sO,437 warehoused Si2761.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady pennsylvania
6s third ISSUE lO7 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad %
Reading Railroad 57i Pennsy yauia Railroad g.! Gold
1l2E.
The weekly statement Of the Bank OF France shows an
increase of II. 100000 francs during the week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-19
followiug were the quotations
The day. lransactions lad ana ID s. snbTreasnrv were
The high rates for cash gold have unsettled FL
ENnhnnge. the sMhiOined rates beilg nominal:

The extra mail for Europe by the steamer City Of Lon
don will close tomorrow at the foreign letter office, No.
- Wilam-st at 1850 o'clock, p m and at $40 p. at
the Merchants Exchange, Nos 90 and 81 Pinest The
regular mail at the Post ONCE will close at Il o'clock
Money continues in ample supply at the late low rates,
per cent in Government bonds and per cent in stocks
Discounts we've per cent depending upon date and
grade
The early and undoubtcd promised by the i'm
petus lately given the Funding Loan i, reflected In
the fact that the total subscriptions the new fires Of
1881 are slOOjOOO reported by the Syndicate, compre
hcndng about three and half millions received to-day
This is by the American Syndicate, the European com
bnation bringing out the loan only to-day. This has
stimulated an improved feeling the entire list the
1881 g per ceatsl selling up to ll9i currency Is TO lC
Fisk and Hatch report follows at =. M:
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANhlNU AMI IlN-ANNi-hi'
l. 6. FUNDED LOAN OF 1881 FIVE PER CENT BONU
FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS

L s. FUNDED LOAN OF 1881 FIVE PER GEM BONDS.
FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS.
The above amount is all that remains for popular
subscription of the S2O00O0G0O FIVE per cents United
States Consolidated Gold Loan recently offered by
the Secretary of the Treasury
Already S7OOOOO00 have been subscribed FOR, pin
cpally by the National Banks, during the past few
months and the further sum Of Ss0,0OO000 has been
allotted to the European Markets, and is now being
rapidly taken through a syndicate composed of the
largest houses in England and on the Continent,
which has already subscribed for Sl50oO0Oo.
OF the remaining SjOOOO.OOO reserved by the Sec
rotary of the Treasury for limited period, for this
country Sl0OOO,OOO have been subscribed by syn
dictate composed of the largest dealers in Govern
ment Bonds, among whom are Messrs.
FISK 81 HATH,
YERMuYE q Co..
Henry CLEws & Co..
CLARK DODGE d Co.,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEw-YoRK.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF Nhw-YoRK
This loan we consider the best investment for
banks, savings funds, insurance companies. and phi
vate investors of any Of the Gold Loans OF The United
States.
THE PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST ARE PAYABLE IN
GOLD or TIE PRESENT STANDARD VALUE. The IN
TEREsT Is PAYABLE QUARTERLY, upon the LIST OF Feb
ruary, May, August, aud November. COUPONS AND
REGISTERED BONDS ARE ISSUED N THE USUAL DE-
NOMINATIONS
THE Bonds ARE EXEMPT. PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST,
FROM TAXATION IN ANY FORM BY OR UNDER Ma
TIONAL, STATE, OR MUNICIPAL AUTHORITY. AL TIE
ABOVE FEATURES ARE UNNnsTAKABLY EXPRESSED IN
TIE LAW AND UPON THE FACE OF THE BONDS, wHlCh
ARE THEREFORE FREE FROM ALL FUTURE DOUBT Or
ADVERSE LEGISLATION.
All issues of United States bonds will be received
IN exchange at rates to be agreed upon from day to
day.
Bonds will be received and delivered free Of ex'
peuse.
As fully Slj 100000 of the S50OO00O) have already
been engaged by the syndicate and other suhsof'S-
ers. il is expected that the small remaining Daial'e
VIII be rapidly absorbed especially as on the ISL ol
September next the Secretary will appropriate
S?QOO1OOO Of the coin belonging to the Treasury 70
Ike redemption of 80 bonds in addition to the
amount provided for by the syndicstes III Europe
and America. Interest upon the amount thus non
fed will cease at the end OF 90 days as PROVIDED ~
lawl and further notices OF redempIlohs Will i0'0"
al short intervals. m
The above-named banks and bankers VIII as>','
actively in the negotiation Of this loan, and IA adj
dition. all banks and BANKERS throughout the eo"n
fry are requested to act as agents, to whom UNI
form commission will be allowed. Further iniorna-
tion will be furnished on application 10
JAY Cooke n Co.,
General Subscription Agents for the New flVe le'
Cent Loan, New-YoIk, Philadelphia, and WASP
ingtOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-19

The very large amount OF capital remaining
ployed, both here and in Europe in view Of the
attending funding operations, IL seeking Inyest,,,,
idly In railroad bonds bearing a higher rate ~ ,,p
than IL IL fair to assume future Government no, =
carry II we may take the 1875 az a bass a, va
mcnt That capital is taking this direction /,
by the daily record OF official sales at the sto,I =,
change, and the reports from leading BANKING a.
Thus to-day the dealings at the Boards covered &C.
thing like 100000, the bulk Of which was a. :,
Pacific mortgages. Unions were largely trsdos :,
the lists being firm at ssass1; Income. s.p'
at SCI 70 g. and Land Grants 500 10 SIT At the ar eS
Centras sold at 99i but under some large orders 70, e.
account, the price advanced to 1901 The rnortg;
currency INTEREST," OF old completed Western road, -,
strong on few offerings, while for bonds not yet os,S
except at private sale, hear OF a lively and ea
demand. or the 70. Joseph and Denver Ctys neree,.
gold bonds, recently brought out, upward OF onefo,,
the determined oau are credibly informed Ia. :,
ready been absorbed. There Is also brisk nouiyv .,
the Chesapeake and Ohio gold bonds quite active an,
scriptions for the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and MIN,
sofa gold bonds being also reported at % and ib,.,,
The following are the bids for railroad bonds:
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New iJutiitallons.

JUST QUIT
SCRIBNEES FOR SEPTEMBERl
ANOTHER BRILLIANT NUMBER
PICTURES FROM CANADA.
BY DR. W GEORGE BEERS.
With splendid Illustrations, including The Old Canadian Ihpper
French Canadian Village" eor.ou' Costumes, &c
MOUNTAIN VIEWS AND ADVENTURES.
ByL T. HEApLEY. illustrated.
SCENES FROM THE MARBLE FAvN.
R, W L. ALDEN Illustrated.
rRc,TOR. THE PATH FINDER OF TIP SEAS
n, PROF. WILLS. Tu,tratei
EXPERIMENTS WITH HOME,
The so-cslei Medium
~ JAMES RICHARDSON. Illustrated.
WHOSE WIFE WAS sIIEi
Powerful stor.
Fy SAKE HOLM in Literature
PETER BLOCH, A HARTZ LEGEND.
BY MRS WEISS
important rs,et cr CHINESE SKILLED LABOR. lie CO
EDUCATOE or THE SEXES and THE RIVER OF EGYPr.
POEMS.
THE sosGSTER MIDSUMMER CAROL
BY c stedmah
wONAN'S ExECUTIoN PARE. May l27l
Edward Kug.
TIE EEMs or OLD TRINITY.
H. r. Tuckennan.
TIE CLOUD AND PRE-.
Ssmuel WoIcott.
Dr. HOLLAND Oh TIE RIOT OF ROMASIsM, WOMEN IN THE
COLLEGES and AMERICAN sUYDAY-sCHooLs THE OLE
CABINET contains THE IDEAL PRESIDENT DISGRACE THOMAS
moRAYs PORTFOLIO. HOME AND SOCIETY -AouARIA
FLOORS &c.
CULTURE AND PROGRESS AT HOME AND ABROAD full 'nd
interesting Depstnen The ErCNGs consist Of amusing
rom Shakespeare.
S[RIBNI1R & CO.,
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TIE STOCK EXCHANGE-FIRsr CALL
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ
Og Ron

StdN RdT0dI B0ndfBdRk and RdiTood-EpTts
r.
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Mem publications.

A MEXICAN OTO-LITHOGRAPHlCC cos
~ OFFICE has been removed to No 1903 Tulot-st \ y.
TTNHE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
4 FOR SEPTEMBER 1871.
L. uoa ready with an a., act e lie. o. rA,U CoItr hgc
BAYARD TAYLOR. RftT HAhIf,
r. G. APPLETON HOWELlS,
CELIA TlIANTEa Ii. b. HUDSON.
WILSON FIAGG n. JAMES
H.. N. l. p.
J. ". DBFOREST, JAMES !. FIELDS
And Others.
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NOW READY
THE CATHOLIC WORLD,
A MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FITTED by RBy. l. T. HECKER
Contents Of the September Numter:
/ THE REFORMATION NOT CONSERVATIVE.
H. GENZANO AND FRASCATL
Ill SONNET-St. Francis and 81. Dominic.
" THE HOUSE OF YoRKR. Chapters XT, MI, XIII
vAPAGR OF THE PAST AND SIIADW OF THE FUTURE
VI SANCTA DEL GESITRIX Poe;r7)
VII IIoUEFACTION or THE BLOOD OF ST JANUARItS.
VIII. LUCAS GARCIA.
TX THE GOOD GERARD or COLOGNE
y EGYPTIAE CIVILIZATION ACCORDING TO TIE. MOST
RECENT DISCOVERIES.
XI. Mr.. CARLYLE AND PERE BOuHOURS
XII. OUR LADY OF LOUEDEs.
XIII AMERICAS OBLIGATIONS TO FRANCE
XIV THE CATHOLIC CHURCH ~ GENEVA
XIV NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Single copNs 50 a. year For sale ty al Ne~sdescrs
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Coleman Benedicts closing quotations were

The lookup in the cash gold stll continues and the
clique men have to-day, pressed their advantage,
to compel borrowers who required gold TO pay high
one quarter of per cent for its daily This was
the commanding feature of the Room to-day, and the
price was run up from ll29 to lb by the demand to
cover During these periods the Exchange presented
unwonted activity. The other borrowing rates were Z,
$780, 7Gi 36 532 and l16 of per cent. The days bust
ness at the Gold Exchange Bank was follows:
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The book remarkable and the eIe.ent advice,
a1ouuds
IN son Of 6uIncss. occupation. OF yIoless0D.
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-06-02
gelerteo puetry.
IN DEATH NOT DIVIDED.

The following striking sketch in verse, ap-
pearing lately in the Toledo (O.) Blade, over
the signature of Mr.. Will NJ. Carleton, of Hills
dale, Mich, is not only profoundly true to hui
man nature but also invests such nature, even
through hard, superficial aspect; with that
struggling instinct towards the good and gen.
tie which is never wholly eradicated from any
human soul. The use of examples from the
lowest grade of vice to illustrate the immortal
ity of this latter trait is usually device of the
genius seeking the strongest and most immedi-
ate dramatic effect for its picture; but, in the
present case, the poet goes no lower in the
moral scale than hard-headed, sef-wil1ed old
farmer, directing the drawing up of ':the pa
pers'' which shall separate" his Betsey and
himself for the brief remainder Of their nearly
told lives, and the result is at once an admira-
BILE study of character and moral demonstra-
ton in nowse violative of the purest epic art.
The melting, by swift degrees Of the husband s
heart as he enumerates, one after the other, the
things to be 'made over" to the renounced
wife; the incidental recollections of living Of
fees in the past; the increasing spirit of gener-
Gus selfsacrifce; and, through all, the never
relaxing, stern purpose of absolute separation
from the Woman-unto death-are characteris-.
tics and contrasts constituting that consistency
in Inconsistency which it is the inspiration Of
genius to recognize in human nature and the
prerogative Of the best art ftly to portray j