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included in The above lzO bales to arrive For
future delivery asis middng) the sales have been
as ollowsa saro.day, up to three oclockAugust 300 at
y lGc loo az y ,o az l9c 10Y at ~ iiec 200 at
~ lid GOO at 9c 800 at ~ sSc 20J lsSc; septen.
s at = / &C. October iS9 60 n lcc 200 at 76e 40
ac. 800 at7 bl6c., 40 l7c. Total 1900 bales Last
evening" after three oclock-August 1000 at IS l5l6c
September, 2W at l77sc 100 ut II 2932c October lOO
ut II 9l6c Total l., ,40J bales.
CoFrEE-The market for Rio, as well as for other de-
scrptons continued quiet, but holders manifested
We auoe RIO ordinary cargoes Ioc iglc fair cas
goes lyc 0c good cargocs, 0iac 21sc prime car
goes. A3c range for lots 1870 2c gold per
10, sixty and Ninety days credit ;Jaya governm baEs
2c.; Ceylon, 0c 21ac; Maracaibo, 20c 2lsc La
guayra, 2Uc. 2lc Jamaica 1916 20sc. 81. Domingo
16c; Porto Rico, .0c. 2lc. Costa Kca zoe. 2ILc:
Maabar, l9,c: 2Oc.; Mexican, 2lc. 2oIac: Manila,
Bic Curacao, 1Sc. 2Oc gold, at sixty to ninety days
credit.
FLOUR AND GRAIN -Recepts-Flour, 800 bbls: wheat
81 625 bushels 81 6i5 do oats, 1850 do The flour
market active to-day, but ruled firm for All
kinds up about 400 bbls. including $40
bbs Of Southern ana 35 bbs Of Corn meal SOLD 10
the OF 45J bbs at prices within the range the
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The carrying rates were 2, TX, and per cent.
1t unpleasant belief that the Secretary OF the
Treasury is playing the game OF 'fast and loose"
with the country; yet from his operations through
the Syndicate; his alleged copartnershp with
members of the Syndicate, who are said to be
"short" OF gold to the amount OF So, ,OO0 900; his
silence before the charges that the Treasury does
not contain by $1O,Ooo,OOO the amount daily re-
ported to the world, it would seem as If there
at least an opportunity for committee Of the next
Congress to investigate the financial situation.
The government cannot anord to play "bluf' with
the people and have the weakness OF its hand
anally exposed The steamship Cimbria which
sailed for Europe to-day, took out $4,000 In silver.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The balances in the Treasury at Washington at
the close OF business to-day were as follows:-
CURRENCY. Slu3u,oo'
Special deposit OF legal tenders lot the
redemption OF certificates OF deposit. 3,s50OO0
coin. oIsoi9,oto
Including coin certificates 43 4+9, 800
outstanding legal tenders. ............ 356,0OoO00
The receipts from internal revenue amounted to
t236,03s. The Assistant Treasurer paid cut to-day
$4,000 on account OF interest and nothing in re-
demption Of ive-twenty bonds. The receipts from
customs amounted to 500, 900. The customs re-
ccipts for the week ending August o. in this city,
we're s3,52l, ,s19, and at Philadelphia, s165,6l4.
RAILROAD BONDS.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY UGUsT IT, 1s7lwH SUPPLEMENT-

at steady prices Messrs Wait Creighton Morrison
report the STOCK, sales and receipts TO 'lows:
Stock ascertained BY actual -"
count Including specula-
tom, Aurut I, 1873 .036gl l7a4 2lT5B
Receipts since August 49,. 1857 $3.50 %
Sales since August l........ I.gH I2Iss iOsi
Stock this day, August H. lszU2 s4 AO36I 2lh0ss 1876
Comparing with stock. August ~
Comparing with stock, Aususs. "''-
Comparing with stock. August
We quote -Cuba- -Renning, interior TO common 7c a
7Ac fair 10 good fair SC. SIC. good to PRIME Size a
q SIC. grocery fair 10 good, SIC 8sGc. prime TO
choice. sHc Sc centrifugal, hhds, and boxes, 5sc.
nnaS Sns o1Ses nsc % c melsdS
74c Sci do 10 to II Sac. SIC; do. L. to 10 Sc
iOslc.; white, lOc. lie. Porto kico-Kefnng, common
Brazil-Dulc Oh standard Nos to H. &c. ssc Javs-
Dutch standard, Nos 10 ~ s5sc S7lc. Mana-Supe-
ror and extra superior. Tie asc
eTRARiNE was dull and nominal in the absence of de-
mand or sale.
TALLow quiet, but firm; $1,000 lbs. sold at $50.
5hc
WHIsKEy.-Reccipts 92f bbis The market was again
tirmer ana DJ bbls. were disposed OF a. 96c 96hc
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.


Stofeh Property RecOVeTed.
At an early hour yesterday morning couple OF
patrolmen OF Captain Campbell's Tenth precinct
being In possession of information sufficiently
liable, repaired to 1872 Third avenue, Gowanus, the
residence OF man who has served his State Tor
one term, at least, in making shoes for his fellow
c0untrymen in the Penitentiary. The mans name
ls fDlllp Markey, his age twenty-Our years. The
Oncers oi the law were informed that certain
stolen property was to be found on the premises OF
Markey. 1t was found. They recovered quantity
OF Tea, linen, coats, pistols, &c Mrs. Glacken, OF
flltn avenue near Bergen street, Identified some
OF the articles as things whcn had been taken
from her residence. Markey was taken before the
Court yesterday and held to answer on SUSPICION
OF receiving stolen goods. Mrs. Cain, who stops
IN the same house as the accused was also arrested
and Is held on similar charge.
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yVANTED-es0o0, ON WESTERN CITY PROPERTY
for three years, at ten cents interest Quartsrly
IN ADVANCE; reasonable bonus paid. Address II. j..
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VUANTED-eLsoo ON noRroAGR OF Farm IN
s,s bS, bSws yf[a fo MO- wsssrn Interest psa Ad'
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The following table shows the opening highest
and lowest prices OF the day.

The increase in the earnings Of the Northwestern
Railroad from June l to August Z, as compared
with 1872 amounts to $470, $40.
The earnings of the Indianapolis. Bloomington
ana western Railway for the first week in August
weTe:-
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I'D Chic 4 Alt K7. b c 10y
40 do............. ltO
loo Rosae &Watert'D X 6Ih
2ss1O In z p. NJ
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REED.-On Thursday, August IA, 1878, at his late
residence, 5S Christopher street, New York, MAR
TIN II. REED, Sr., in the 6lst year OF his age
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
RoCKwELL.--At Montclair, N. j., on Wednesday,
August 49, Of cholera lnfantum, CLARENCE g., son
OF Wilbur +. and Frances NJ Rockwell, aged Q
months and days.
Funeral from the residence OF his parents, on
Saturday 10th inst. at hall-past three O'Clock r. M.
RuTHERFoRD.-On Wednesday, August IL, KATE,
widow OF James d. Rutherford, In the 6sth year Of
The re,atives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the uneral from her late residence, No.
3e4 West rliteentn street. on Friday 18TH instant,
RYAN-On Thursday, August IA, ELLEN, the be.
age naive % Of Gabay connsy Hmerick D reand
The friends OF the family are requested to attend
the funeral from her late residence l5a Sixth ave-
nue. on Saturday, at two O'Clock p. NJ.
sMlTH.-on Wednesday, August 10, after lin.
beloved daughter OF Bartholomew and Ellen Smith,
In the 18TH year Of her age.
May her soul rest In peace.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectiuly invited to attend the funeral. from her
late residence, No. 349 East Fourteenth street,
Friday, August 10, at two O'Clock p. M.
- TnoMPsoN.-on Tuesday, August IL, ROMEO
THOMPSON, aged 67 years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully lnvited
to 0tend the funeral, on Friday, the 18th, at one
9%c,I,9,ek, %',,,, ron the residence Of his so sonnaw,
vana Ma whH0t GrtSer nd No. las Lexington
THoMsON.-On Wednesday August 13 BESSIE,
the dear wife Of James Thomson. aged % years and
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from her late
residence IS Gansevoort street. at two O'Clock ON
Saturday afternoon, without further notice..
ToPrISo.-At summit n j., on Thursday, Aaguss Msn',s
Topping, aged IL months and IA days.
Notice OF funeral hereafter. -.
TRorH.-At Charleston, =. c., on Tuesday, August
II, after short illness, Il. NJ TROrH OF this citys
sged "a years.
Notice of funeral hereafter A.
VAN BusKIRK-Suddenly, on "Wednesday, Au-
gust 49, LIVINGSTON f., son OF Catharine n ana tne
late William j. Van BusEirk, In the 3lst year oI hs
age.
VAN NAME--At his residence, Mariners Harbor,
q. T. on Wednesday, August l3, at twelve O'Clock,
DAVID II, VAN NAME, In the 10Th year or his age
Tne funeral will take place at two O'Clock at thd
house: thence to the Summerville Methodist Epis>
copal church at halfpas two O'Clock The relatives
and friends OF the family are respectfully invited td
at tend the funeral
r. WILSON. son Of David L. and Sarah n. wilson,
aged 70 years.
Funeral at his fathers residence, No. ITO Jaws
street, 0reenpoint, on Friday, at halfpast sevc1
O'Clock p N. Remains to be taken TO 0reenwtChk
St. Paul vinn) papsss plsase copy.
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NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERs
IN STATE OF KENruCY, EXECUTIVE DEPARrMryr,l
FRANKFORT, August II, 1873 :
There are few bonds against the Slate OF Kentucky
falling due In the years 1874 1875 and 1876 which
held by persons whose whereabouts unknown
hereby publish for the information such
that we have the money to pay all the State debts and
SAID bonds with their interest will be paid at any time
here or AZ the Bank Of America In New
=. ii. LESLIE, Governor OF Kentucky.
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THE
TORPEDO PATENT SUITS.
EsOI,erts w. NiC.gHlas Gcyer.


Tho following - the decision nlcrsi.hy Judge
Mckcnnau, at May Tenn OF the Circuit Courtin the
above case:
IN tire Ci,cuit Court of the Tinted States, in ard r
the 6c stern District Of Pennsylvania. r. a. J..
Roberts VS.. Nicholas Gcyer.-No Inlay Term
1877. Equity
November II. 1872. Bill iicd and subpoena i, =
suG,.
~ubpmnn a,.i.n Notice of app l'caicn for prelmin
AIRY mi notion -,rv,d
D,ccmb' n. 1872. Motion flor preliminary in
junction hear and the Court b,ing duy advised in
the premises. the Injunction awarded rs prayed f)r
ana dccr e ii eu
.Ianuary II. 1873. Inieno,ion issued, and on the
29Ih d,y yof Jinutry indi sment served personally
aAd by copy.
May % 1873. Pule issued for deerdent TO show
why at ncAmcnt should not issue for conteml
"a violating injunction and dnly served
June ~, 1873. Ruleior attachvent in this case
came on Ia be neard, and after argument Of counsel
pro snd con, the Court being full advised in the
premises, the Rule is made absolute and the SEN
Ienc1 Ur The Cont is thai the said dsflnlan, Men
Ola, Gcyer, be impiio-eaed In the common Jail Of
Allegecuy County for and durius the trm of ten
day., and that he pay the costs Of this proceed
ing.
June I'd, 1873. Commi,ent Issued.
Tie injunction in this case was for infringement
of the Roberts patent of Nc,--tcalled the b.: Pat
en'), for increasing the productvencss of oil wells
Tn. nc, Of Infringement for which the dcfcndent
was committed for contempt, consisted in al cling
Alexandra Har.ar in exploding torpedces in oi
wells lelng the same act of infringement for which
al ron ttpl in hp M M
vembcr Tern, lSd6, as before ssacd.
The Court McKcnnsn, J , alter delivering his
opinion in the Tamar case, proceeded to sentence
MIC MS Geyer for contempt, and deliyeredthe fcl
lowing oral opinion:
In the case of Nicholas Gcyer charged with y G
same oflense am ertirey ,at!Sf d laat there was
id present in the Beats wcll Mt east As Ltare
int;s,o',d 10 The COUNSEL in Eeconrse If he argu-
meat. the presence Of GaM in n. nell, whethe., de.
,ii~I mi, is an infringement Of ne patent, and Il
bre ach q The Injunction afte Court.
Mr kobsris. by bis p .tent uses one of the Irin
cipal elements Of hi, invention IN d tampnq, sand
wherever thtIi is Il i'd sufficient in well, af tile
timcofre explosion of "a torpedo, to op.raie rs
touping whether it gets thero naturally or is mt
there altilclally, hs patent ia infingcd. This was
clearly the cisc in regard TO the Bcll, wcll
hnt Mr Neycr seems to have bean misled hv
liamar who tod him ihU hr merely wautei to
make m cNperime n and Do not think this be
ING te rst time, thar he ought to be very severely
pun-h,d. '
I've also Is adIgd-ei gnil'y oi'contcmpt'and order
ea 10 pay tie casts of lnis prtce' ding and Undergo
an llVrsn"nrnt in the cauutv iGil 'Ur len DAYS =
h9i' u VIII he the last of l 80 casta le,aiu,c
u lr' ilhier comes % uur motto 1gian wcwi1 hs
cm r''uri tu impose such pun. hm,ut a. viii tend
I" mA' Vac decree Of the ,outr piIeltual.
Jnne iI-lm
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Avoid Quacks and lmposters.
No Charre for Adviaa and Conaultation.

DR.. j. B. Dyott, Graduate of Jefferson Medical
C0ilge, Philadelphia, author OF several valuable
works, can be consulted on all diseases OF the
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has made
IN especial study either in male or female, no
mater from what cause originating or OF how
iond standing. A practice OF 80 years enables
hin3to treat disease with success. Cures guar
antfd- Charges reasonable. Those at dis
tan} can forward letter describing symptoms
dbmclosng stamp to prepay postage.
~ ,d for the Guiie 10 Us0tth Price 10 cents.
u. DYOTr, D., Physician and SVigeon y
lOi Duane st New York.
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MONEII Made Rapidly with stea, &
MIN IL L Key ClecslOutlts. Catalogues
ana fun particulars FdbE. S..M. SPENCER.
III Hanover ST., BoSeCn.
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ton must have reference to the actual
constitution of the fowl, aud this
either in its Wild or tame condition.
If 10 the former, number of ovisacs,
even if definitely ascertained, can have
no connection whatever with the real
habit Of the hen, since she lays In
Wild state only as many eggs as she
can cover; If to the tame fowl, 1t Is
strange TO End so definite a rule lald
down for an animal that Is, 10 the
highest degree. of an artificial, char
acter aud whose nature is, 10 so many
/ points. constantly being remade.-
/ The PoHltry B0rld
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Z to 12 PER CENT

We make a specially of County, City,
and School District Bonds, Guarantee lie
gall al! bonds sold, collect the cou.
p1rs withor, charge or take same as so
much casu on sales. Send for price list.
~ lar ~ HuniciPa5 Bonds
Jus, 7uhu,heiby our senieur, should be
.r the bands OF an interested in tn p class
q securities. Two Vols, price $40 W.
y. CGLEE 81 Co. New York. Address,
George b. IHu s Co., Agents, IS Fourth
Avenue. Pittsburgh. Ia
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The best locations for colo
MICS

Free homes for az Millions 5f acres
Of choice g5yerEmeu, Lands open for en-
try under The homestead law near this
great railroad, with good markets ami a.,
The cravieuces OF an 5'l settled c'luuy
Free pass $ 20 purchasers of -ni.7oti
Land Sectional Maps, showing Che land.
also new edition Of Descriptive Pamphlet
with new maps mailed free everywhere.
Address, o I. Davis Lnl -.'ft.s-
,i9ssr Z. p. z. Z. Omaha Ncb.
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Il follows that It would not be
or fitable 10 keep hens after their
fourth year, IS their produce will not
p1v Cor their keeping, except when
ttcy are a valuable aud scarce breed.
To begin with, We may doubt the
possibility of making any accurate
count Of toe number Of ovisacs In the
ov ries. or ofadirmipg that DO new
one, mske their appearance out Of
minute germs or cells in the course
o. ;hN lite Of the hen
ID the pext place, such limits
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OGiccrS /:

f. IT. Durfee, Pres. II. L. Fewman, V Pres
Il. Z. Prescott, Sec. c. Moller. Treas.
The well known character Of the Dircc
tors Of the Nerca ntile Library Associa
alton anu the endorsement pres ntef, Is
a sufficient guarantee to all absent tick
60 holders that their interests will be
fully guarded ana Trotic'ed.
AL correspondence str city conhden-
,ial and any person drawing a prize
need not be kdown unless they so desire.
Tickets drawing prizes will be cashed Oh
sight. This is the grandest, safest and
best enterprise ever presented TO the
public Official lists Of winning numb
crs viii te sent 10 purchasers Of tickets
Immediately after The distribution. For
information and tickets address,
BAMBERgE y CO, General Agts
% Liberty street New York. Tickets
sent G.. %. y. at our expense Agents
wanted. Liberal commits ious paid.
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GREAT WESTERN
w Of'lHS.
~ S-i-tfsIl s.. Pi,s'rr-5- p.

4t' S---.---A~ S'' AVS TAI --' - Sc
Brcech loading shot guns, 40 TO o3Ql--
Double shot guns, = TO $50. Single guns
= 20 so, Rifles, @ toss. RevOlyers, &c
50 Pistols ] 10 s. Gun material, fish
M tackle Large discount 10 dealers OF
clubs: Army guns. rcvolvers, &c, bought
p traded for. Goods sent by express {.
o. ID. 20 be exam,ael before paid for.
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The officers cfAI.ms Express Company
have made arrangements 10 ship ligh, aud
peri liable goods. currency, specie. oysters
fresh FISH. sc 81 the lightning train run
ming over the Chesapeake ( Ohio road.
~ rr-st!y reduced rates. The Express
trains leaves Richmond at 10 ?. u, arriv
iucat Huntington at j.St p. NJ; Leaves
Huntington at l0a. N. Goods may be
sent over this road FOR any aud all points
East and South. o. &. CHASE, Agent
Office, Second Avenue, Huntington.
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Dr.. TUFTS Vegetable Liver Pill,

Which purify the blood and remove all
corrupt humors and unhealthy acoumula-
tions from the body. aud yet produces no
weakness or lassitude whatever, but on
the contrary tones stomach and invigo-
rates the body during the pr gress of their
operation. They unite the heretofore
irrecoucilable qualities Of strengthen
Jag purgatiye aud purifying tonic. DR.:
TUFTS Pills are the most active and
searching medicine in ex silence. They at
once attack the very root of diseases, and
their action is so prompt that in an hour
or two after they are taken the patient is
aware Of their good effects They may be
taken At any time without restraint ofdiet
VI occupation; they produce neither maui
ga. gripping or debility, and as q family
lsiicine thes have no rival. Price 70
cents a box. Sold by all Druggists. Prin'
cipal office, IS and 20 Piatt ST New
York.
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= 10000 FOR SCI!
GRAND GIFT CONCERT

or the Mercantile Library As
sociation, ot the city Of Leav-
ea,g0ytb, han.
In accordance with an act Of the Legis.
lature and their articles of Incorporation,
the Board of Directors announce their
first Grand Gift CenceIt and Distribu-
ton by lot, among the ticket holders of
\ S32.555 IN CASH,
At LAING'S HALL, LCavenworth, on the
18th day of J4ne is73, for the benefit OF
tne Library
5I,933 cash gifts, amounting to 1892
I55. This enterprise is endorsed by the
Governor, Secretary Of State, Auditor Of
state, Superintende of Public lns;ruc-
ton, Treasurer Of State Mayor aul Com
mon council of Leayenworth, and al
leading business men of the State, and the
certainty Of the distribution and pay
ment Of gifts, as advertised, is fully guar
anteed.
Tickets > each. for "a. for $40
Memorandum of Cash Gifts to be dis
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ABOOKFOR THE MILLION,
No.;.s g ne sa::.ei and yn:.-.u.a:s.

Before APPLYING the po,orious qassks -ho advertise IN
public p-psrs using any qrseE remedies Peruse Dr.
butts What year dsease Is or eov tser.
abe your condition.
D.. Butts occupies double hou,e OF twenty seTea
-oos is iatorset b OF the mes; celebrated nedi
cal prosto-s ihs country and Europe and be con-
,Hlrd personally y nail the diseases mentioned II
h.s rorfs O.ce and rs-cTs No. II \. Eishth tirseS
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Railroads extending through the entire Vest and Nohces

'c @
this % sa within T E cs . ss A ] d Sd, or 5
M As centre the ' %ntbns ton" has adsa which
1 7Riass Of any @ !s
the Kanava and its tributaries which
quality tn Goals which they contain i
producing best qualities of pig iron found in Quantities and under eeam
celebrated for the abundance and excellent
a. s centre city of Huntington will important
Trunk Line nr which the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
s great rivers OF the
@ great staples Of
s. As place rs,sncs inviting locality
In adiion eauy which
eIei secure for large thriving population every possible
of convenience % an s smn Tor a streets
ssa made sGsG Width to ' .D as cultivation ornamental trees
residence i. large enough allow for the cult
posed the of residences lots will be sold
system for grades for upon
plan %h I eas IY and is sewerage ae '''
nn grounds rsrS Fs ss will b1'Hsh na
Prices $50 $3.50 each according To-
The Of payment are ten &c? cent on day of purchase and v the v 0 a
within thirty from date of purchase for deed will
@ i s eP cent per- " e G1f @
Pep cent per- np% ' the purchase made on these ns e
vi" given when the final yR made in with the . rr feu
purchase specified
specified regarding
the sea 0 the buildings be erected
The intention these restrictions AUTHORIZATIONS is guard against ncOnn
fences and
the Ohio advantages for the
SCALE
,oin
vicinity,
rate
Washington Hunt
will application is made by letter
Their Undersigned.
ID. w. EMMONS, GnV SupL
JOHN ii. OLEY, AGENT
Huntington, West Va.
JAMES j. TRACY, Se:y and 7Ieaurr
-AN> ~ ~ William Street New York
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SI2.000,00G ACRES.
ChcaP F1rmsf
The Cheapest Land in Market, for sale by
the
UNIONPACIFEC RAILROAD COMFY
In the great Platte Valley

IN Ile gTtNT INT TNITty
100000 Acres = central Nebraska
Now for sale in tracts Of forty acres and
upwards on FIVE and ten years credit al
Is per ceuE Ne advance interest reqnjr
ed. Mild and Aeahhiul climate. Fertil'
soil. an abundance Of good water. Tie best
market in the west The great mining re-
gions Of Wyoming, Colorado Utah and
Nevada, being supplied by the farmers in
the Platte Valley.
S,I}icrS cp'id.d ton homestead f 100
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i ;ac most powerful cleanser, strength.
ener 1ui remover OF Clan f.igr Uts.ruc-
lions known 70 NItr.I Nairl
Itis specially adapted o. constitutions
"wo-n down sEd ieh...a;eI Uy ,he warm
weather Of Spring aud summer. vLeu the
blood is not IN active Circulation, couse-
quen'iy gathering Impurities frou slug
g.suness and imperfect action e the Sc
cretive Organs, lui d, manifested by Tu-
mgrs 5slpii0Us, B.ctches. BJ.is. pus,uies.
Scrc.l,a Sc, sc.
When Neary and langrii from over
work, aul lu'iness, droN1iuess and iuer-
TIA take the ?. lace Of energy and vigor.
The system needs q TJEir 90 build It up
a0d the VITAL Forces TO regain their Iecu
peratc power.
10 .ac aca, Of SIMMER. frequently the
Lur 'ul > zen 10 not properly perform
their functions, the Uterine sai TRINA ~
Organs are ;uac'ive, producing weakUss,
Of The stomach aud iutestiGeS aud p-ej.s-
position TO bilious arrangement.
DIR. WELLS
EXTRACT OFJEHEBEB1
is prepared directly f.cm tse South
American plant, sui IS peculiarly suited
GO an these difficulties; il will cleanse the
vit'aret AHol strengthen tie life ciyiu.
powers, and renoy' All distractions from
impaired aud enfeeblel Organs
10 should De freely taken as Jeruleba
IS pronounced Or meiical writers,hc most
efficient purifier, tonic aud Redistribution :
known IN jhe NhIie range of medicinal
Tluts.
JOHN = KELLOGG, IS Plai- st.. y. \,
Sole -iga,l f,- ne JE.i,i Staa.s.
Price one dollar Per bottle. Send for
circular p4Owl
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> samples sent by mail for soc. that
- retail quick for So r. [. WoicOtt,
lsChatham square, y. J,
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-06-12

We copy the following item, which
has been tor long time. gong the
rounds Of the agricultural press.
showing how little scientific attention
has been ordinarily bestowed upon
the subject Of poultry.
"a has been ascertained that the
ovarluu Of few is composed Of 600
ovuIes OF eggs; therefore hen during
tho S. HJ.c OF her life. cannot possibly
l,y over 600 eggs. which in the Dat
ursl course. are distributed over niue
wears. ia the foilOaing proportion.