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vALUA ABLE
STEAM ( WATER Mill TOR SALE.

'NHE undersigned offer their steam and wa,
| ter mill. four miles east Of Woodsheld
on sunfsh Creek.for sale. together with forty
acres of land. The mill has two Of the
aFREN B U R R S
Is in thorough repair, and in good neigh
borhood; not another steam mill within ter
miles Of it. There is good accessible vein
Of coal on the premises.
T-rms will be moderate. We would taxi
a small farm in part pay.
F.H& n. KOEHLER.
junel6, '74tf.
, 1874-10-10
THE PERSECUTION OF THE DANES
IN NORTH SCHLESWIG

Not only the Danish Press has again
lately been teeming with reports of the
harsh and cruel measures recently adopted
afresh by the Prussian Government towards
the Danish inhabitants of North Schleswig,
but many Of these complaints have, from
time to time, found their way into the
English and French papers. The London
Times contains a long letter on the sub
iect, reproduced by the St. IHome T5dende.
But now it would seem, says the Dame
v;Yke, a Danish paper in North SchlesWig,
that some of the German papers even begin
to think the matter oYerdOne. The Ham
burg Corresp. declares candidly that
the German Government and their organs
have now come into track which can new
er lead to any good. The paper specifies
some of the outrages which it condemns,
and it declares that the population in
North Schleswig We're much more quiet
before than after the working of the re-
cent harsh measures, and that the bad
feeling towards the German element had
begun to subside. The same paper
then states on cases in proof of this i'm
proved state Of feeling between the two
elements Of the population OF the pro-
vince, to which the Dannevirke makes
the following remarks: The popula-
ton of North Schleswig are as quiet
as hardly any other subjugated people.
For 10 years there has been no distur-
bance. When now and again there has
been any trouble between Danes and
Germans, the latter have always been in
fault. There is not a single instance Of
disorder on the part Of the Danes, as there
La5 often been on the part OF the Germans.
, 1874-10-10
GERMANY AND AMERICA.

The N. Y. Herald publishes the diplo-
matte correspondence Of Germany in her
endeavours to get o foothold on the
American continent or in the West
Indies, in view of which, as the
Herald says, the recent statement con-
corning the alleged proposed annexa-
ton of Porto Rico to the German Empire
and establishment of a German colony on
Spanish American soil, does not appear
so absurd as Secretary Fish would have
us believe.
son the evidence of the diplomatic cor
respondence which is published, it is
established that after the Austrian-Prus-
sian war, Germany did seek to gain the
cession of important territory on the
American Continent (he Bay of LIm0n
in Costa Rica) for a depot and naval sta
ton, and by the messages of the President
it is also established that the second effort,
after the Franco-Prussian war, was more
sagacious> and botder than the first, and
that in both instances it was American
diplomacy which prevented Germany
from CARRYING into effect her intention.
Tn regard to st. Domingo the Commits
sioners reported that the most important
commerce. of the island-the tobacco trade
was carried on mainly by Germans
and the new German Empire, and that to
such an extent had this tendency develop
ed itself that the tobacco trade was rapid
" becoming a German monopoly. The
Commissioners found the number of Ger
, 1874-10-10
PROCEEDINGS
OF IL
COLONIAL COUNCIL
FOR ST. CROIX.

[CJntinuItioE Of tbs m3atins Of 23th Sept.
Discussion on R3pott from tho Committee
to revise ST, CrOix Com nulal Accounts for
I871-72.
rne Chairman explained the course of this
matter in the CounciI.
LIST Member for Frtdarikated (Saraw,e( as
Speaker of the Committee said that AS honora-
bic Members have had the report in hands, he
would m 9reiy touch on i few points of lis con-
tents, without entering further into details.
As regards the items Of excess, in reference to
which the Council in its meeting Of 10th June
last YEAR decided 10 refer the case to the Pro-
sidency. that under the Military Department
for the Hospital charges has by the Presidency
in the letter to the Council of 18th February
last, whioh the Committee had received from
the Chairman, been explained to originate from
the great deal of sickness then prevailing IN
the garrison the other excess under the MI
litary Department., for Inventory, has beensex.
planned to be owing to certain rules accorolhg
to which the necessary supplies OF articles OF
inventory must b3 kept up. And after THESE
explanations, the Committee cannot Du5 recon-
mendthat the Council would sanction those ex-
cesses. As regards the excess for Hospital
Charges under the Sanitary Department, the
Presidency states that is also owing to great
sickness among the poorer classes in that year,
and that when circumstances render it unavoid-
ABLY. necessary for the POlicemasters to request
sick persons to be admitted into the public hos
pitfalls, it cannot be refused, even if the limits in
the grants be exceeded ia the individual year.
'phe Committee has in consideration OF this
explanation recommended the Council to sane
ton also this excess.-This is what strictly
, 1874-10-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
NOTICE.

TIE public Examination of the
Moravian Day Schools will be
held ID. V. as follows :
Friedensberg, Friday October 10th.
FriedensthaI 23rd.
Commencing at Ii o'clock A. Nj.
Parents, Friends, and the Public
generally are respectfully invited to
attend.
October 9th 1874.
B. ROMIG.
, 1874-10-10

o'alit uocCFlne' expressed in his first annu-
al message about the transfer of Snon;Sh
colonial possessions to another Enronaon
rover tthat they can not be transfarrodI
Ihen what more proper for Spain to AZ
Cnan TO seek In an authoritative manner
to know = "a"'0'
What position the American eoverr-
ment would take in the event of the ces-
sion OF the isle Of Porto Rico, temporarily
or detnltively, to the Government of His
Majesty the Emperor.
The European nations do not construe
tne message of President Monroe as for
Dlading the transfer of the possessions in
th's hemisphere from one to another. md
as PRESIDENT Grant has taken an advanced
step 1t IS the right of Spain to know what
the United States would do if the Presi-
dent IS to be sustained. It was this infor-
nation Admiral Polo refused to ask.
Spain and Germany both await the
Inc successor of Admiral Polo will present
his credentials SO soon as the President
returns t. Washington, and Senor Mantil-
49, IL IS stated, will, in accordance with his
instructions, ask if the United States pro-
poses to dictate to independent European
nations what must be done with American
colonial poss sessions. The inquiry, it is
understood, will not necessarily apply to
Porto Rico anymore than to Cuba, but
1t IS desirable that there should be an
4mI;ablo understanding upon the subject.
In the event the State Department adopts
AMI aIheres to the doctrine laid down in
the message of 1869, designated as the
"Grant doctrine, it will be construed as
q determination on the part of the Ameri-
can government not to allow Germany to
have even a depot or naval station in
American waters. And this doctrine ex-
tended applies to Great Britain, France,
Denmark and Spain, and it the concession
Is made of any portion Of Porto Rico, Ger
many, too, will be arrayed against it. Will
this st Grant doctrine" which involves the
question of dictatorship, be ncquiesced in
by the European n%ations2 If the issue is
mad who can predict the eud7 1t is then
a moneatous question whether Germany
is resolved to have a foothold in the sea Of
the Antilles"
, 1874-10-10

The American Brig II. Towner," Capt.
Wright, arrived here on the 8th instant.
II days from New Haven with Pro-
visions.
, 1874-10-10
THE "AVIS"

CHRISTIANSTED, ST. CROJX,
SATURDAY, 10TH OCTOBER 1874.
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In this ace Of sseptieism, facts are required To
inspire confidence In the minds OF tho people;
but With good CndoberS, they arc willing 10 test
any article claiming extraordinary mOtit The
ptopfietors Of Halls Vegetable sIGillAn Hair
Remover Offer the following Endorsement Of tho
merits claimed BY them for thsir preparation, by
me Pittsburgh, Pa, "Chrlstian Advocate" viz
1.-THE pnblic have so often been deceived BY tho
use Of wotthlols preparations for the hair, that
an article Of this kind, 10 gain their favor and
secure thelF patronage, must possess rial merit.
We arc glad to assure our readers that Halls
Vegetable sicIliau Hair Remover 10 meeting
with the success which Its merits 90 Justly do.
serveiAn VIC have reliable evidence, that ii will
perform oil that is claimed for It, in restoring
gray hair 70 is natural color, and, as pefma.
nent dressing, Is unsurpassed. dAW
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NEW YORK, April 1s.-Cotton-ouiet
middling uplands 17ic. Flour-OpeneG
nrm and closed dull and lower; super Yves
tern and State So 80; common 10 good
~ 4OaO 70; good to choice 80 75a7 10
white wheat extra Ohio SO 5Oa7 e5;wiu
ter red Indiana 81 05. Rye-Firm and
quiet, II lOsl 10. Barley-Heayy. Corn
Heavy and lower; new western mixed
ooaeSc; choice new yellow sSasOc; old
western mixed 9sa00c; white western s7a
9Uc' Oats-A shade firmer; mixed wes-
Tern 6!a6Sc; white western G3sGGc, Coffee
Dull. sugar-Steady. Wool-Firm;
domestic fleece 40A7Oc; pulled 25a5Oc; up.
wa washed 1895. Whisky-Lower at 973a
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BLLTtNoRH, April i6.-BEHF CArrLB-oWlnp
% somewhat limited receipts, aud the presence
9t1 fair number Of outside buyer., prices opened
eesSlon was yielded very reluctantly, and open.
tons were made quite aloWly. The rates, how.
ever, kept up, and an advance gradually Of LGl
&c, and shade higher fraction in some few
cases was effected since last week. The Offer.
lngs this week consisted OF better average
throughout than was on the market last week.
Prices to-day for beef cattle ranged as follows:
Boat bOevos At 90 81t7 IS; th4t generally n ted
hret quality, IS 1895 81; medium or good fair
quality, ~ nos 70; ordinary thin steers, oxen
aud cow, % sg0t rs; inferior and lowest grades
q cattle, g01g 00-genefal average OF the mar.
kel to-day ~ 20; extreme range Of prices 50 6OA
~: Most otthe sales were from IS so TO SO %
per 100 lhe. OF the receipts l99 head came from
SS,hlo, l1e from Virginia, - from West Virginia,
s ssS rom Maryland, l& from PennsylVAnii, and
~ head rom Ilinois-totAl receipts for the
week 1905 head, against 1919 last week, and ilOS
neaa the same time last year. OF the OF rings
~ head were taken by Baltimore, ib6 sold 10
warrington City and Annapolis dealers, and 10
nead 70 aSstern tpeeulAtors. Total sales for tho
head same time last year.
Cows-GOOd Mich Cows Arc seaYro and In IA,
mAnd At S3S0s0 90 per head, NO ''''N - Nv
eHEEr AND LAMBs-There has been 4 fair in.
crease 10 ne receipts Of sheep during the pSst
has been rather slow iOf wool Sheep, While ' tSst
Tor sheared was moderately active. prIceG rc
mAinipR without material VARIATION slucS IeSt
week. We quote wool Sheep Of COS cents. and
Sheared 81 4A6sA cents per 10 gross. a. Ia
quality. Lambs sos pGr head and in good dc.
mand; Receipts this week 8,8tO head, against
S,696 last week, and 8, 1l5 head same time laSt
year. '''''S '''1'
ho0s-There has been gradual decline In ths
receipts since last week. and since Monday last
prices have been gradually stitIenlng and GdySp'
cling until the present time, and from appear.
en n now VIII continue 70 be maintained for
eneed Ihipments) until fuller numRors forcs
prices down. We quote at 81 b0lts SIX pef o |
lbg net. Receipts this week $50 head, against
7,S9O last week, and S,S79 head same time laSt
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Our Changinr RohIen.


our bodies arc constantly changing. ThC
dead matter pAssOS ca BY tho bowels and The
pores, and digestion and assimilation supply
nesh material. This material cannot be puro,
and consequently tho body cannot DO healthy
unless the stomach and tho SeeretIyO organs per,
form their allotted tasks thoroughly and rcQu.
iatiy ThAt they may do so keep them In good
MIGRATING, regulating and purifying pre.
paratiols, Hostettet's Stomach BittOfs. II
you wish Your blood 10 be really tho "stream oi
LIE" 70 have your bones clothed With Sound
neeh. 70 DO exempt from nervousness and debIli.
y, 10 DO clear: headed and cheerful; In short, 10
possess that choicest Of Heavens bIessinEs, q
sound mind In a sound body, resort 10 The
great Vegetable restorative whenever You feel
iADRuid, or Buaer from indigestion, or arc BIZ.
lious or low spirited, or suffering from any de-.
FSngomtnt OF tho animal functions. The relief
10 Immediate, and fall restoration certain, dGw
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SUCCESS BASED IIpoN MERIT

It Is subject Of general remark,
among both Wholesale and retail drug
gists, that no medicine introduced 10 tie
American public has ever gained such q
popularity and met with so large sale In
all parts Of the land, in the same length Of
time, as Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis.
coVery. This cannot depend upon its
having been more largely advertised than
any other medicine, as such Is not the
case. The correct explanation, we think,
Is found in the fact that this medicine pro.
duces the most wonderful and perfect
cures ofvery bad cases Of bronchial, throat
and lung diseases, Ia undoubtedly the
most perfect and efficient remedy for all
kinds Of coughs that has ever been intro
duced to tho public, and at the same time
possesses the greatest Of blood. purifying
and Strengthening properties that medi5
cal science has been able to produce, thus
rendering It sovereign remedy not only
In the cure Of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Hoarseness and Coughs, but also for ali
diseases Of the liver and blood, as scrolu.
lous diseases, blotches, rough skin, PIN
pies, black specks and discolorations, II
has therefore wide range of application
and usefulness, and 1t not only gives the
most perfect satisfaction to ali who use 1t,
but far exceeds the expectations Of the
most sanguine, thus eliciting the loudest
praise, and making permanent Iiplng ad-
yertising mediums OF all who use it. For
these reasons 1t Is that there Is not per-
hsps druggist in all the vast domain Of
this Continent, who tries to please his Gus.
tomers and supply their wants, that does
not keep and cell large quantities oil this
most valuable medicine.
JEsUP, Iowa, May s, 1878,
Dr.. R V, PRINCE:
Dear Sir-We take pleasure in saying
that vnrr Medininen hnva anlh nntirnlt, hn.
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CHICAGO, April 1S.-Flour-Qulet and
unchanged. Wheat-DulI and unsettled
and lower No. Chicago spring 81 89la
! 32t; No, . do. 81 90 Spot; 81 20 Nav Nav
81 Est June; No. 8 do. fl 2Ota1 81; re-. .
Jected 81 70; No. l Minnesota 81 $50
l "a; No. 3 Sla29i. Corn-Opened firm
and closed dull; No. Q mixed 64Ia84|
spot 64ES64l May; 654 June; now No,
. mixed 63ta631; old rejected s2Ia6S
Oats-Dull and lower; No. Q 45t CASH.
rejected Al. Rye-Quiet and unchanged:
O2s9Sc, Barley-do. Pork-Actiye and
$l6 65 cash; $40 90 MAY;
w 10 June. Lard-Quiet and weak:
OOtc cash. 50 S0a0 IS June. Bulk Meats
food demand at full prices. High
Wines-Unsettled Of 94aa05c.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Honey nnd stock Mnrke,.

New York Money and Stock Market.
New YORK, April IS -MoNEY-Closed
at 4 per cent.
FoREIaN ExcuANoE-Closed quiet at
$4s5 for prime bankers 90 days sterling
End $4.e8 for demand.
GoID-opened and closed at 1887, only
other quotations having been 1139. The
rates paid for carrying were 81; 4, 1i,3,
flat and finally 2 per cent. Clearances
100000. The Assistant Treasurer
paid out during the week $4,000, and
the receipts were $2S70O0 for custom
imports for the week; dry goods 81, 72s,-
GS5; merchandise $7,59s,1sO; specie ship.
ments $5OSi7Sl, principally gold and
silver bars.
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Editors Of tho Intelligence.

4.. APAA Az 3Ot3' J
Editors OF tho 1nteIIigencsr.
You will perceive that l am making
my way to Boston quite leisurely as it Is
now more than two weeks since l left
Wheeling and there yet lies between me
and my destination five hundred miles.
! have not been confined as you see 10 q
direct line OF travel, but have varied to
the right and left until l now find myself
beyond the boundary lines of the United
States and within the dominion oil Eng
lands good Queen. 1came from Buffalo,
New York, to Niagara, Uid the Eric Rail.
way, and am stopping at the present in the
village Of Clifton on the Canada side OF
the river, and as l have some unoccu-
pied time I will pencil of lew notes
concerning Niagara and its surround
ings, although l shall not hope to say
any thing with which your readers are
not familiar, for If any resort Is known to
the travelling public II Is "Nisgara Falls"
The village Of Clifton Is situated at the
lower Suspension bridge two and q half
miles below the Falls, and contains q
population Of about two thousand inhab.
itant0 who seem to be very cordial and
religious people, as they are always ready
and anxious TO take in q stranger and do
for him." The hackmen particularly
never neglect their part Of the entertain.
ment, but are very attentive to every
train where they hail the traveller with
some fattering and high sounding title as,
Captain, General or Governor, will you
take ride to the FallsS And woe be 10 the
man who Is persuaded by the obsequlouS.
ness Of the hickman 10 enter the carriage
without first having made positive under
standing as TO where he Is going and the
amount 10 be paid; for there Is no sum
too great which these hardened drivers
will not extort; and even after bargain
has been made one Is by no means safe,
Tor these rascals invent numerous ways Of
extordng money. For example, you
may make q definite agreement to be
driven TO the Falls-say for the sum OF
one dollar-there seems to be no chance
for imposition in such case, but let JUS see.
Alter you get started, the driver suggests
various places Of interest, viz: Lundy's
Lane, Battle. Ground, Brooks Monument,
Museum and Table Rock, Goat Island,
Point View, Whirlpool, and Devils Hole
and II he induces you 10 allow yourself
to be driven to any Of those places, the
agreement Is broken and you are Of his
mercy. Most visitors to the Falls under
stand these tricks and do not suffer them,
selves 10 be imposed on In this manner 1
! they can avoid It, but with the utmos'
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New York Dry Goodn Marker.

NEW York, April 1S.-Business only
moderately active with commission
houses and the jobbing trade lacked ami
nation to-day. Cotton goods In steady
demand and most oil the particular makes
arm, but on some light brands discounts
were increased by agents. Prints in
steady demand; bordered prints and cam.
brics are becoming popular, and are sold
aneaa. Wooden goods dull. Dress goods
in iair request. shawls quiet.
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BALTIMORE, April 1s-Flour-srong,
good demand. Whest-Flrm and un-
changed. Corn-Quiet; new western
mixed S5iaS6c; old SSIaS9c. Oats
Weak; western 03A65c. Rye-Firmer at
81 OSal 05. Provisions Active and
6uoyant; new mess pork SIT 25a17 so;
bulk shoulders 0Sc; clear rib sides Olc'
Bacon-Firm and active; shoulders nc;
clear rib sides 1Oa10Sc; sugar cured hams
l4al5c. Lard-10tc. Butter-Flrmer:
western 3Oa35c. Cofee-Unchsnqed'
Whsky-Firm at 81 GOAL OOI,
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lDash, and Rock Island.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April 1s.-Cotton-Quiet;
tic. Flour Quiet and unchsngedi
Wheat-Firm; 81 40l1 As. Corn-steady;
6sa70c. 0ats-steady; 47s56!c. Rye
Firm; 81 06. Barley-s!eady; spring
81 55. 0ils-Unchanged, Eggs-Firm;
lac. Butter-steady and unchanged.
Cheese-old stock exhausted; new 16a
16c. Pork-Firm; SIC 90a17 90. Lard
Quiet and firm. Shoulders quiet; 6ta6sc
spot; Go buyers June; clear rib SIC; clear
quoted at 9tc. Bacon-Firm; shoulders
quiet; 7A71c; clear rib sold at &c; clear
9sa9ic, Whisky-QuieT some sold OF
92c, generally held at $50.
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Cleveland Marker.

CLEVELAND, April 1s.-Flour-Ouict
and unchanged. Wheat-No. 2 red win.
ter 81 AZ. Corn-Quiet and steady; mixed
76c; high mixed nc; ear on track 72a
7Sc. Oats-Quiet and unchanged; No. /
State and western Coo; No. 3 do 5Sc;
white 67c. Petroleum-Dull and quiet:
standard white in car lots 12isl2l; Ohio
State test to 100, 15a153c.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, April 1s.-Flour Steady.
Wheat.Quiet and unchanged; No. .
white Wabash 81 524; amber Michigan
81 OF; May 81 59l; juno 81 81; No. 3
red 81 oft. Corn-Dull, prices declined;
high mixed 72ic; May 72c; June 79IC;
July 7Sc; new 7Sc; low mixed 72Ic: no
grade 72c. oats-Dull, prices shade
lower; Michigan 53c. Glover Seed
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GovERNMENTs-Dul and steady.
STATE BoNDB-Quiet and nominal

sTocKs-The market has been alter
nsteIy weak and strong in early dealings.
Prices declined tai per cent, followed by
a general improvement Of the first board.
Subsequently there was another sharp
break, and the second call Of prices
showed a recovery Of 4a11 per cent from
the lowest point, improving in the latter
from tall per cent, but shortly before the
close Of business a general reaction Of ia
iper cent took place, and the market left
OF weak under the changes. The larg.
est transactions were in Western Union,
Lake Shore, Northwestern, Pacific Mail,
Wabaah. and Roclr leland
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PHILADELPHIA, April 1s-Flour-Very
strong; super S. 00s5 25; Pennsylvania,
Indiana and Ohio extra family 81 50aS 25.
Wheat-Firm; red 81 62a1 10; amber
81 SOA1 50; white 81 s0A1 SO. Rye
81 GOAL Oh. Corn-Very active; yellow
soa9Oc. Oats-Unchanged. Petroleum
Crude Halle; refined 15Rc. Whia-
ky-90c,
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Marke,.

PITTSBURGH, April 1s.-Petroleum-
Crude quiet at 81 Seal 81; refined weak;
quoted May and June 1910.
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You Lave got into trouble procure at once 4
package Of tho SAmaritAn's Gift, uso As directed
and you will DO all right In three or four days
Inc trouble when taken In tlmO 10 easily over
come, but when neglected, or when tho quack ID
visited and no gives bis course Of Baliam Co.
arise which prolonR tho disease for weeks, per.
hAps months.
Another fallacy Is, in persons trying to save q
lew cents, dAbble in cheap drugs, which 80 dis.
ordes and scken tho stomach that almost death
leeIl would be relief! SRm8ritan's Gin will
than II tho trouble had not existed at ali.
MalepaekAgeS, e; Female, IS. Sent BY mall
% any address. DESMOND &CO., PTopfietOrs.
slb Race street, Philadelphia,