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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-04-05
NLEaRArH1c SUMMARY.
GERMANY.

kTERNANYsff
The Archbishop of Cologne was arrested on
the Slst March, for violating the ecclesiastical
laws. The arrest wasmade without denonstra-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-12-04
e. D. BLACKISTONE'S
PATENT TOBACCO KILLER.
The Simplest and Greatest
l. abor-Savin@ Imple-
mcnt in existence.

| T will do the work of - men or more in
striking check hills, and do the work better
as the plants live and grow off better. and less
crab-graSs grows after ii; and with good
stand and favorable seasons, hoe is not need
ed in the field One man can cultivate as much
as six under any other mode, giving a clear
gain of FIVE days to devote to other available
crops.
On any written order. received before the
first day Of February, 1879, / Will nanutac-
ture Hi Ter So, deliverable on or before the
first day April. 1873. The rebate Of 8 $3.50
is my fixed price, is in consideration of the
outlay few months before the machine is need
ed
The past season hired out every machine
had on han !, at 81 per working hour, to my
neghhorS. Send your orders, and will send
YOU the testimonials of those who have used
it. L. ID. BLACKSTONE,
MileStown u. O.,
st. Mary County, Nd.
November ~ l274-tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-12-04
TER Ms
$500 per annum. in advance.
( No char - frr ptstly = }

One Subs ripti,sn, cnSrsiax to the Tae iia,-< on
year. the Chrome aai Jhc Az tuIuu,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-12-04

=
Specimen copies Of TIE .iidins. - cents.
Tie Adm wllI hereafter. be4sh;ssuab,r only
b subscription. There Wili b. no reduced g.
club rates (; cash :nr subscriptions must be sent
20 tho publishers direct. or handed - ihc lacp!
cauvsssrr. without re- pousihilitr - the publish
~r. except ia ,s~gs whore in" certificate il CIV
rr. brsrtu- Ghc -sjm5Er signature OF JArnc-
Sutton, President
CANVA>~ER> WANTED
AnT PIT ss,n wui$3ttnE - act prrfnaurutly n
lprtl canvt.Srr wii! receive fail AMI prompt
Information by applying e.
THE ALplNE COMPANY,
uos II. - Maiden LAM. New Work
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-12-04
ANY AS~ER> WANTED.
THE SUN.
WEEKLY AND DAILY FOR 1874

The approach a. the Presidential election
gives unusual importance 20 the events and de-
yeloumcu's Of 1873. We shall cndeayor "a de-
scrjte chem fully. faithfully. and icarlessly
TIE WEEkIY Sun has uow attained u cir
Cu'aJi.n Of over seventy thousand copies. Its
readers are found in every State and Territory.
and its quality is well known to the public -
We shall not only cndeavor to keep il fully up
- the old standard, but to improve aud add 10
its variety and power.
TIE WEEKLY Sun will rontjmuc to lie n
thorough newspaper. All the news 81 The day
will bc found in il, condensed when uaim-
portant, NJ fall length when OF moment and
always. We trust, treated in Il clear, interest
ing aud instructive manner
II is our aim 10 make the WEEKLY Sun
the best family newspaper in the world. l.
will he fail Of entertaining and appropriate
reading of every sort. but wIls print nothing
TO offend the most scrupuous and delicate taste
1t will always contain the most interesting
stories and rnmauces OF the dty. carefully Sc
lccted and legibly printed.
The Agricultural Department Is a prominent
feature in the WEEKLY Sun. and It's articles
will always be found fresh and useful to the
farmer
The number of men independent in politics
is increasing, and the WEEKLY Sun is their
paper especially. II belongs 10 no party. and
UbcN> no NltiAIbH. concerning lbE principe.
and for the election of the best men. 1t ex-
poses the corruption that disgraccS the coun-
try and threatens the overthrow of republican
institutions. Ii has no fear Of knaycs and
seeks no favorS from their supporters
The markets Of every kind and the fashions
are regularly reported in its columns
The price of the v EEkLY Sun is one dol
lar a year for sheet of EIGHT pages. and fifty
six columns. A. this barely pays the expenses
of paper and printing, We are not able to make
ANY discount or allow any premium to friends
who make special efforts to extend It's circula-
ton. Under the new law. which requires pay
ment of postage in advance. one dollar wear
with twenty cents the cost Of prepaid postage
added. is the rate OF subscription II is not
necessary to get up club in order To have the
WEEKLY Sun 1T this rate. Anyone who
sends one dollar and twenty cents will get the
paper postpaid, for year.
We have no travelling agents.
The WEEKLY SUN.-Eight pages
ffty-six columns. Only 81 30 year, posture
prcpqjd. No discount from Mis rate
THE DAILY SUN.-A large four-page
newspaper of twcnty-eight columns. Daily
circulation over 100000. All the news for 2
cents. Subscription, postage prepaid 50 cents
II month, or $3.50 year. To clubs of 10
or over, discount of 30 per cent.
Address. '.THE SUM-" New York CITY
nov l3-6W
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-12-04
MANS Unseltish Friend"

will b. welcome In every home Everb DIV
loves su h dog. aud the 1'r'tnIt j. x cut~'
81 true TO the life, that il seems tin vcrtlah|.
presence OF the animal itself The Rrv I ID
" III Tslsua = tells that hs- Own Ny~ i1uut.aui
9TH. finest IN Bronslyul b. ~ IT it Although
:, natural. no one who sr,z Ihls N.rn,um chao
mo ~l'I have the slightest irnr Of hc'ng bitten
b. it-- the chrome. every Vance subscribe,
to The -i'Gi,.e for us j. Constituted n mrmbsr
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-12-04
pRENlIIrtI EOR ~

Every -ubscri bcr for l-15 viii receive bra
tiful portrait. in oil Culors, # tn same no
dog whose picture in former issue attract
:, much attention
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-12-04
Commission Business.

We call attention to the advertisement
of our young friends, Hunt & Norris. We
are glad to see that these young gentlemen
have been so successful in their business
that they feel themselves justified in open
ing branch store at Aliens Fresh. 1t
only shows what integrity and strict at
tention to business, together with intelli-
gent advertising, will do. Good luck to
them!
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-12-04
A Representative ana Champion of Ameri-
Art Taste!
Prospectus for lS75-Eighth Year.
THE ALDINE,
The Art Journal of America.
ISSUED MONTHLY
n Magnificent Conception, rondeyuNy carried
out

The necessity of a popular medium for the
representation of the productions of ouI great
artists, has always been recognized, and many
attempts have been made to meet the want
The successive failures which 50 invariably fol
lowed each attempt in this country to establish
an art journal, did not prove the Indifference of
the people of America 10 the claims of hi gh art.
So > proper appreciation of the want
and ability TO meet II were show H. the public at
once rallied with enthusiasm Ia its support, and
the result was a great Artistic and comm ICial
trump -THe -1idine.
TIE .4ldine, while isssuai with all the regu-
arity, has none of the trmpDary or timely inter
est characteristic of ordinary periodicals. 1t Is
an elegant miscellany of pure, light and grace
ful literature; and collection of pictures, the
rarcst specimens of artistic skill, in black and
white. Although each succeeding number af
for,is fresh pleasure tn its friends the real val
ue and beauty of The Aidine will be most apprc-
Ciatcd after il is bound Up at the close of the
veal While other publications may claim su
PEE Tor CheapnrSs, as computed with rivals OF a
similar class, Tie Atdinf Is unique and orig-
nal congratulations and unapproaChcd-ab alb
solutclv without competition IN price or ,hdtaC.
ter The ro~sHssor OF mplctc volume can
not duplicate the quantity Of fine paper and en-
cravings in any other shape on number of vol
umcs for ten tunes lis cost and tten, there is the
chrome bCs,GeS,
TIE national feature of The -fidine must be
n ken in no narrow sGnsc Trus art i Co-mo-
pohtan. While TIE -ldine l. a strictly American
institution, il does not Cuntlnc itself entirely to
the reproduction OF native art.
II- possession is To cultivate a broad and APP
prcCintivc ant taste, one that will discriminate
On grounds of intrinsic merit. Thus, while
placing before the patrons Of Tie .f'dIns, : a
leading character jstIC, the pr" 'uCtuus of the
most noted American artists. attention will al
WAYS be given To specimens iIoIn foreign mas
tiers. giving Subscribers I'll the pleasure aud in
stru, ton ubtaiuablc from bone OF foreign
sources.
The artistic illustration Of American scenery,
original with The -ildius, Is eu important fci-
turc, and IT. ma rnihCcnt plates are OF size
more apprpprI ate 4 the satisfactory tTcRttu mt
of dctuil- than can DC afforded By ans inf rlor
page The inii,i "a iuterspersion OF hud
scapc marine, figure and animal subjects, suS-
tam an undated interest, Impn--lhlc where the
scope 81 the work cot.inrs the artist too closely
t. a sin gle style Of subject. The literature ui
The Adm il a light and graceful aCCnmpani-
mrnt. worthy of In" artistic features, with only
such tc,tnir Il disqulsiiirus a. ip not Interfere
with jhs popular Iutcrr-t ui tHs work.
PREMIUM FOR I-75.
f,r - u-rft h-,,r,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-12-04
THE ,I.DINE ART UNION

The Union owns the orr .'na.- of all The Al
dino pictures. which, with other paintings and
cnrr,yIuyS arc t. bs distributes among tn,
members t. every scr1cs OF 90 sunSy ib,rs
ioD different pieces. valued at nv-r - .51l ar,
Distributed sJ.ln tine series i full, and the
awards If cat series a. made. "a T. r. publish
81 in The next succeeding issae II 7hs .fldiHs
The feature ouly applies to subscribers - -" pay
for one year in advance. Full PARTICULARS IT.
circular sent on Application enclosing stamp
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-12-04
Divine Service.

Service may be expected in Port Tobacco
Parish as follows, commencing II o clock a. m
Dec. 6, I'd Sunday in Advent, Piney.
Dec. 10, Sd Sunday in Advent, Port To-
bacco.
Dec. 90, 4th Sunday in Advent, Piney.
Dec. 25, Christmas Day, Piney
Dec. 26, St. Stephen, Newtown.
Dec. 81, St. John the Evangelist, Port To-
bacco.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-12-04
Deal MATTERS.
Railroad Change.

The time table of our Railroad has been
changed, and hereafter the morning train
will leave Cox's Station twenty minutes
earlier than heretofore. that is at 6:15 A. NJ.
instead of 6:35. By this arrangement pas
sengers will make close connection at
Bowie with the train for Washington,
reaching that city at about nine O'Clock,
A. NJ, instead of eleven as heretofore. No
other change has been made in the time of
the running Of the trains except as to the
time of departure from Washington in the
evening, which is now at BAT P. NJ, in
stead of 4:53, as heretofore. The train
leaves Baltimore for Pope's Creek at Ais
p NJ
Smyrna times., 1874-12-09
A SUBSTITUTE FOR QuININE.

For years, qunne regarded as the only specific
for maaT0us diseases. and immense quantities OF The
drug were annually consumed Ihroug our western
country, more particularly along the river bOllUms
and aajOiIIng low lands.
With the fall months maaris in all lis varied FORMS
stalks like an epic emIc through the land, and whole
districts are prosraed with chls and lever the entire
population shaking with ague Heretofore, QuInlne
was regularly resUrled 10; but while II frequently
failed To effect a cure. il invariably dersnged the
sOmach, producing nausea vertigo and fugitive pains
IN The head 10 such th,I months psed ere
he system recovered from It's effects These objections
TO lis use was marked, that the InIroduc of
Alshlers Herb BlIiers was hailed n triumph in
medicine Infinitely more cerIaln 10 ills beneficial
effects than qunne, possessed none OF the demers
oi that drug Instead Of nanseaiing, il tones and
nVlgora es The stomach. and while speedily eXpellIng
me hO1Ious humOrs, increases the appetite and acI
istes digestion, thus rendering the system stronger,
anu better fitted 10 resist the attacks OF disease In
iact, JudicOus OF Mshler's Herb BiIters at this
season Of the year will prevent the recurrence OF this
disease even in those who have never passed an
anIumn without il. An experience OF twenty years
proves 1t TO he The greatest ANTIPERIoDIC known 10
medical science.
There perhaps, diseases so subject to climatic
changes as affections OF the Kidneys Hundreds OF
our farmers, mechanics, and abOIiue strong aid
hardy IN all other respects, suffer continual incOn
venence and occasionally excrucIaIing pains In the
hack and across The luIns; experience a frequent
,'eslre TO pass water pain during It's passage and
frequent sOppages in lis flow These manifesto
tons resulting from STRAIN heavy lift tperhaps
years agol end aggravated by every chunee in The
weather Every 81. shG cold flies direct 10 this one
weak spot, and unless promptly attended TO the
disease becomes chronic. and The once strong man
miserable wreck. MshIer's Herb BIIlers is The only
certain remedy for this class Of diseases. II has
peculiar tendency TO the kidneys stimulates them to
healthy action. and remUvIng the prevents The
formation OF brick dust dep0slts which. permitted
cohiInue. will by cohesion form gravel stone. neces.
stating nainful ODeraiiOn for its removal Many Of
the ingredients entering into It's composition. are
llV sDRoIfcs all nIan
Of the urinary organs In Liver Complaint Dyspepsia
all disorders OF the Bowels. aud affections of the
Throat aud Lungs II is equally certain and efiiCacOus;
while a remedy for The complaints peculiar TO the
female sex, II has no equal. LADIES' old and young
married and single. in every condition Of life, will
find thus FEMALE REMEDY prompt safe, certain
end reliable. The pale sailOw complexion replaced
by abiO0ming healIhfu coUntenance and occasional
use enables Nature To perf0rm her functions REGU-
LARLy AND WITHOUT INcoNvENIENCE Sold only IN
bntes by all Druggists aud general dealers sep l6.3m
Smyrna times., 1874-12-09
CHERJEF'S SALE

~ BY OF writ oi Levar Facas. directed, will
bsenesed TO Public Auction Feadue the Front Door sf
the County Building the Dover Dover Hundred
Kent County and State OF Delaware TUESDAY December
t3h. lB4 at ?. NJ, the following Heal Estate 10
All thateeraiR lO piece parcel Of ground with selling
mouse thereon
Hundred Kent County and state Delaware bounded the
north by tot Oi said COmeyys being Plot
nenoned the east bY lot ni the widow aud
Shst"n No 10 on said Plot the sOafh by ot DANIEL
HOnscker NO. " on said Plot. and the by
on SAID Plot tbs d'mensons Of the lot hereby
Rsd being hitV eef front by fifty a
ABd the quantity Of ground contained
being 1900 feet less and the
csFtAtT OT description
mentioned recoed in the Recorder DnseT
K Fo g. Polio M the lot hereby being the
which the said ComeKyp and wife BY th~
hAVs in
the TaylOr the aforesaid this
ssaxe being ade the whole purea.e money o
drsd Together with all aud singular the buildings i'm
pr0vementa. &c.
ssiIsd and taken 10 execution the property Of JAMES
TAYLOR MARY O.. his wife and will be sold for cash.
CHARLES WILLIAMSON. late Sheriff.
SnKRRtTTs OSYTCK. Dover. DEL..
November 2lth, IgL
Smyrna times., 1874-12-09
SAerW'S SUES.
SALE.

-
BJ Of Levari Facas to me directed
whRsK7osed :" Public Auction Hendus at Hotel
Efe4Wsa tn the tOwB SmyrH Ick Creek Hundred Kent
esunJ aud sta OF Della THURSDAY. thr 3.t
boWn:
Al those two pieces parcels OF land. parts
hfxs tract OF land sn premises kuOW Ilxm
naAed 70 ksnion Hundred formerly OF Duck Greek
nndred Kent county and state Delaware sold b,
C9@eEyA Esq. appointed by the Orphans COSrt
hsn
CAV OF April. A. d. 1872 the -aid Franklin W ca III
essknAed plot reIrn 0t at
as fellows 70 Wit letter hundred and thirteen
Ad seventy Dvrches OF aud and letter H. ninety
acres and
Les adjoining lands and parcels marked
o With the letters Y. D. L. snd the heirs Edward
ths parties hereto Ter greater Of deserp
s sr TO the plot AOresAd WheVeOn forth the
Aad distances o the whick this premises
aOd By the singular
sac Odildnxs improvements. fixtures. DC
TED aIrt taken OF FRANK
LIN W. GRIFFITH and will ba ~of fnr cash
CHARLES WILLIAMSON, late Sheriff.
bERAfBFs OFFICE. DOVER. DEL,
December 7th, 1874.
Smyrna times., 1874-12-09
A FEW GOOD REASONS.

IA New Invention Thoroughly Tested and Sc
cured by Letters Patent,
2. 2.-Mukes a perfect lock stitch, alike on both
sides, on all kinds Of goods.
3.-Runs Light, Snonth, Noiselcss, and Rapid
best combination Of qualities.
4-Durahle-Run tor Years without Repairs.
5-WiIldo all varieties of Work and Fancy Stitch.
ing in a superior manner.
6.-ls Most easily Managed by the operator.
Length of stIch may be altered while running, and
ma chine can be threaded without passing thread
through holes.
7.-Design. Simple. Ingenious, Elegant, forming
the stitch without the Of Cog Wheel Gears
Rotary Cams or Lever Arms. Has the Automa. .iC
Drop Feed which insures uniform length of stitch
at any speed Has Thread Controller
which allows easy movement Of needle bar and pre-
vents injury to thread.
S.-Consirncton most careful and finished II is
manufactured by the most skIllfu and experienced
mechanics, at the celebrated Remington Armory
". Y. New York OiHcc No. G Madison Square
(kurtzs Buildngj. aug. 26-lm
Smyrna times., 1874-12-09
SALE

-
~ By virtue n writ Of Vendoni for the sale of
lass ar~eea will to Public Sale at the h"t
Of Charles z Powell the town O smyrna Dnck GTesk
Hundred Kent county and state OF Des~ae SArUtDAf
ss Es aAg Of Deeebsr 1874 at clock NJ the following
real estate "a Wit: 49,, -
vat estaI piece parcel los ef ErauBd situated In
Duek Huadrsd Kent county and state al Delaware
sieininS " Bish0p. Sanurl riAn spd Others
And said eoatain TEN ACRES less Ma improve
eeiEed and taken the property OF JACOb
WILLIAMS, and will be sold tor cash: -. , . - -
sassEss OrFscg. DovEM. DgI., a.
NoyeMber nth. 1878.
Smyrna times., 1874-12-09
fO4 DIVIDEND.

Ths Directors oflhis fnstituiinn have this day de.
ssrsd q Dividend of THREE per eent. out Of the
pfohis for the last ak monihs. payable to the Stock
ho'ders. or their legal representatives, on demand
clear Of all tsxes. - BY order,
.gss. w. NJ. BELL, Cashier.
BaxK or SxVRxA, Nov. 5th, le74.-4w
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THE COrRTs

POLICE CoCRT-yud9e Smell.
II 10 day, Mary P.yy; charged with being loud
fame; 81. Shaddock Webster, same; So 0sle
Warrington, throwing stones; 81. John O'Brien,
profane; s.. Andrew Bayman, disorderly con.
uucf; 50. Eliza Lancaster, disorderly; s.. Rich
arc DeLacy, disorderlyisnd profane; IS Dennis
johnson, forfeited 50 collateral for bathing Ia
Moore's creek. in the county. at unlawful hours.
Alexander Mcdonald, profane: forfeited as col
lateral. John Payne. cruelty to his mare; tes-
umony showed that the animal was one OF the
=, kind. and ricketty at that; that she got
thrown nat on her side, and the cruelty COM
planned Of was in the employment of levers and
stakes in getting her righted. The case WAS
dismissed, and Payne, who IL al eccentric old
colored man, stretched out his arms and in a
loud tone pronounced q benedction on the
court, saying, "all honor to the man who tells
Geds truth" He was somewhat astonished
when called to order by the bailIffs, and told
that he was not in order, and was led out. Alice
Riley was hned sos for selling lidnor without
a license; appeal. August Bsckus, same
charge; SOS; appeal taken. Catharine Nc
Nulty and Rose McDevitt were arrested by Of
hcer W. i. Edelin, yesterday while engaged in
regular hand -to-hsnd fight, and this morning
they were arraigned on the charge Of affrav
They are both daughters OF the Emerald Isle,
and of the fancy kind. Both were in the dock
together-CathariDe, with beautiful blue
eyed child in her arms, and on being asked to
plead, both commenced q rattling gibberish of
criminstion or each other, telling how it was.
Catbarlpe called the judges attention to hs nd
ful OF red hair which she held up, declaring
that Mary had pulled it out of her head during
the scrimmage, and Rosa ct; etched ont her very
long peck TO show the checkered scratches upon
her race and neck (which were plainly apparent,
and which she had got in the same encounter
Mr.. Edelin, told his story about the arrest W lie
both defs ndants kept up their g,bberish, and
the court pronounced as fine aud costs each.
of his person, (second offence,) was fined $780,
or three months in the workhonse
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AL E. X A NDRIA.

REMARKABLE OCCURRENCR.-A remarkable
incident occurred in this city Yesterday AFTER
noon-so remarkable that probably the like of
It was never before known. Some swallows were
nylng over the Farmers and Mechanics Saw
lDgs bank. on Prince street, when one Of them
suddenly made a dart at the point of one of the
lightning rods that protect that building, and
committed suicide by impaling itself thereon.
Iransnxed, as it was, it fiuttered for a consider
able time, its companions flying around it, APP
parently In the most excited state, until it be-
came quiet, and died in its exalted sphere.
SHOOTING AT BLACKBERRY GATHERRRs.-
The numerous colored blackberry ga,herers
nave become SO annoying to the farmers living
IN this vicinity. and so insultip when ordere ed
on, that some of the latter have been compelled
to resort to the use OF fowliDg pieces loaded
with mustard seed shot. The first discharge
usually succeeds in driving the maraudeTs
away, and the stiDging Of some of them has
gwen occasion to the late rumors concerning
the killing OF black men,-Gdsstte, 18Th.
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p NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.

N tha nrov;sJor. of,,o .,,.h 1870, ~ - =. -
ut,ed act TOT the government Of the District OF
~, i S =, se are constituted bsard OF
~ on "a ine snd aue.t ior settement all the
In pursuance OF this duty, they directed 20 give
notice for The presentation Of the following claims
.,idssc. S h asa,n.t the Board OF Public Works
second. Claims aesinst .he Board OF Public
WORKS purporting TO be evidenced and ascertsined
Third Claim: ss:ia:s iSs bi:rjs. Of Columbia
trT TaT;,n Claim. .,,.,,,. =, go.
hopIn. Sieims exisung OF nereafter created Tor
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GE OR ETO WV.

COAL TRADB.-The coal trade for the week
past has been exceedingly dull. The receipts of
Cumberland coal for the week were I, 1856 tons,
and the shipments 9,772 tons. Gilmore Mere
d1th d Co. have received 2,47s tons of the
loughiogheny gas coal and shipped 24i9 tons
OF the same; making the total receipts for the
week 9,6C4 tons, and the total shipments Il, 22I
MIR. CHAs. TRIBBRY has removed from No,
i id Pennsylyania avenue, Washington, to No.
100 Bridge street, Georgetown. Mr.. Tribbey
has purchased this property in Georgetown and
Is noted for his practical know ledge OF watches
and Jewelry, and he guarantees satisfaction in
every case. See advertisement.
GRAIN MARKET.-There is no wheat on our
market to- day. The millers have not all started
up yet, and those who have are purchasing
would sell here to-day at s1.5O to s155.