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New York Dry Goods Marke,.

NEW YORK, March 28.-Business Is
quiet with commission houses, but the
jobbing trade shows q steady improve
ment. The market for cotton goods fair
at the reduced prices and was active
York D and F cottonades down TO enc:
Everett 8 yards to 19c, and York and
Everett iancies to 15c. Prints selling
more freely. Percales and lawns in brisk
request. Dress goods fairly active. Wool.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, March 23.-J. P. Car
berry, Of Hamilton, offered an amend
meni 10 the constitutional article in the
Constitutional Convention to-day, 10 en-.
able the Legislature to authorize o pro
rata allowance TO denominational schools
In distributing the shool fund, which was
voted dow by 81 to1.
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Serious Dlsturbuance ApticlDn,cd,

DETROIT, March GA serious dis
turbance Is reported in tho vicinity oil
Gowan, caused by the efforts of the rats.
men 10 destroy the dams on Flat River.
The Sheriff OF Maulicolm county has
called on the State authorities for assist
ance 10 preserve peace. The Governor
has ordered company Of militia to be
sent from Grand Rapids 10 the scene OF
trouble by special train.
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EAST LIBERTY, March 23.-OArrLE-
Arrivals, including Saturday and Sun
day, 264 cars, Best 80 85; medium IS so
40 90; common $5 O0s5 80; stOckers a 80
aG 90.
Hoes-Arrivals, including Saturday
and Sunday, 72 cars Best Philadelphia
. 5OaG 60; good Philadelphia, 50 4Oa6 80;
Yorkers IS 50s5 IS.
sHEEr--Arrivals, including Saturday
and Sunday, Is cars. Best 81 co. good
% 75a7 90; common 50 OOaO 80.
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FOREIGN.
ITALY.

RoNE, March 2S.-To-dsy being the
twenty-tltth anniversary Of The accession
Of Victor Emanuel TO the Throne Of Sar.
dlnia, the people Of the country are oh.
serving II as q holiday. The Pope has
intimated that Archbishop Manning and
nine other Archbishops viii be created
Cardinals at the next Consistory,
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPPIcH or FHE CHrEF ST6NAL OFT1CER,
WASHINGTON. D. O., March 2S.-s:OO P, \.
PROBABILITIES.

For the Northwest and the Lakes, and
thence to Missouri, Kentucky and West
Virginia, very high or rising barometer,
low temperature, light northwesterly to
northeasterly winds, and generally clear
and partly cloudy weather.
For the Southern States, light north.
easterly winds, falling temperature, rising
barometer, cloudy weather and rain on
the western Gull Coast.
For the Middle States and New Eng.
land, fresh northwesterly winds, partly
cloudy weather, rising barometer, tenn.
perature below freezing and probably oc.
casional light snow In the latter section,
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, March 23.- Flour Dull.
Wheat"Dull but unchanged; No.
white Michigan 81 55; No. . do. 81 a;
No; 2 red 81 45; No. 8 do. 81 S2i. Corn
Fair demand and advanced; high
mixed spot 65sc; May G94c; June 70fc;
August rec; low mixed 65tc; no grade
VAC: Oats-Dull and q shade lower; No,
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CLEVELAND. March 23.-Wheat-Dull
and unchanged. Corn-steady; G9a70c
for new mixed; 70a7l for old do. Oats
Steady;51c for No. State; 40c for No.
2 do. Petroleum-steady, more inquiry
and unchanged.
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New ORLEANS, March 80 The Union
printers all struck to-day against rcduc-
ton, the proprietors Offering fifty cents
per thousand. The printers demand 60
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WouId Risk NO Nomination.

PROVIDENCE, March 90 The Demo-
cratic State Convention met to, day, re-
solved to make no nominations for State
officers, appointed a State committee and
adinnrnp6
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, March 93.-The HIghlanders
Of the Ashantee war landed today at
ception.
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BY TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

10y tho Western Union Line.
Once Northwest cor Of Main and Monroe Ste.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
MARKETS BY TELRGRAPH.
Now York Money ond s,o.,. ,,.,,...

New York Money and stock Market.
New York, March 23.-MoYRY-Easv
at 3a4 per cent.
STERLING ExonANGR,-steady at 4s4t
for 90 days and 4s7f for sight.
GoLD-Clossd at l11f, thehIghest point
OF the day. Carrying rates per cent to
flat. The Assistant Treasurer dlsbursed
$4,000. CleariugS $Sa0OO,OOe. Custom
receipts $377,OOO.
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Religious Services in New York on
Sunday.

NEW YORK, March 29.-Iu his prayer
before his sermon yesterday morning, 1Ir.
Beecher implored the blessing OF God on
the coming Council, that those who join.
ed In II might be taught of God, and that
their deliberations might be conducive
70 harmony and good. Although the
Council is scalled to advise other churches,
he said, 1t Is TO advise them on matters
that concern US. We havo declined in
vitatton TO send committee there. II Is,
however, only the invitation OF two
churches that We have declined. We en-
tertain for the Council only feelings OF the
deepest respect and affection, and we trust
that when 1t closes we shall feel the same
respect and affection.
DIR. PARToNs' NEW CHURCH.
Rev. DR.. Partons started his new
Church yesterday in the Clinton Avenue
Congregational Church, Brooklyn. In
his sermon he said he placed himself be-
fore the American public only as q plain
man OF common sense. He stood before
them as Church of England clergyman,
having never declined allegiance 10, nor
broken away from the Church. In his
own country the Church grants him great
liberty, and he should like the same lib.
erty here that he would have on the
other side OF the water.
TEMPERANCE SERMONS.
In accordance with resolution passed
at the pastors meeting, two weeks since,
yesterday was devoted in nearly all the
churches TO the subject OF temperance.
Mr.. McMullen, President of the Union
temperance Society, said six liquor SO.
looms had been closed by the Union
during the past week. He also said that
he had furnished $50 men with employ
ment, and he had places for sixty more
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NEW YORK CITY.

TEE ERIE sTRlKERs-R1oT EXPECTED.
NEW YORK, March 29.-The First and
Fourth New Jersey Regiments, one hun
dred policemen and fifty deputy sherifls
are held in readiness to crush at once any
riot that may be begun by the Erie Rail-
road strikers. Governor Parker and his
Adjutant are at the City Hall, Jersey City.
A few men were found this morning to
take the places of those on the strike.
The Bergen Hill Tunnel strikers congre-
gated about the eastern portion of the
tunnel this morning, but made no disturb.
ance. A strong force Of police are in the
ready for any emergency.
The officers Of the Erie Railroad Company
say that work is again organized and
going on well, and that the force OF
private police will be continued for few
days to guard the yards and property.
The strikers are 10 be paid of and dis
charged.
FOUND DEAD.
Charles Skeion was found dead this
morning In ravine at Jersey City, sup
posed to have been murdered. He was
playing cards until late this morning in a
neighboring saloon, and is said to have
quarreled with one Of the party.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
STATE BONDs-Quiot and nominal.

sTocKs-OPened quiet but steady; soon
declined t TO ! per cent. The market
was irregular till the last hour OF busl-
meas, when, in response to dispatches
from Washington looking to imitation,
there was a general improvement, prices
closing at about the highest point Of the
day. The leading features were Western
Union, Lake Shore, Wabash, Northwestern
common, Rock Island, New York Gen.
tral and Union Pacific. The principal
transactions were confined to the three
tirSt ES ~ named. Sales between 10 and 2,
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WOOSTER, March ga destructive fire
broke out this morning at o'clock in
the building occupied by Rawlins s. Co.,
as photograph gallery and totally de-
stroyed this building and the Arcade
building. Loss about $4,000. Total in.
suranCe so far as heard from $4,000.
Smyrna times., 1874-10-28
PERSONAL NOTICE,

All ocer sailors and soldiers wounded ruptured injured
HebslOn however slightly obtain Pension by
tiifsssiuK DR. 4. B. JACKSON.
Late Surgeon u United states Navy,
No fB7 SansOm 81. Philadephia.
Oet Slst.-ly Communications promptly answered.
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FEW GOOD REASONS.

IA New Invention Thoroughly Tested and Sc
cured by Letters Patent,
2.-Makes a perfect lock stitch, alike on both
sides. on all kinds Of goods.
3.-Runs Light, Smooth, Noiseless, and Rapid
best combination of qualities.
4.-Durable-Runs for Years without Repairs.
5-Willdo all varieties of Work and Fancy Stich.
ing in a superior manner.
6.-ls Most easily Managed by the operator.
Length Of stitch may be altered while running. and
machine 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 Auoma .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.-ConstructOn most careful and finished. 1t is
manufactured by the most skillful and experienced
mechanics, at the celebrated Remington Armory,
N. Y. New York Office No. Madison Square
(Kurtz's BuildingJ. aug. 26-4m
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A SUBSTITUTE FOR QUININE.

For years, quinine was regarded as the only specific
tor malarOus Diseases and immense quantities OF The
drug were annually consume thrOuR ut our western
country, more particularly along The river bolIOms
and adjoining low lands
With the fall months malaria in all lis varied FORMS
stalks like an epiCemc through The and, and whole
districts are prOstraled with chs and fever entire
population shaking with ague Heretofore quInIne
was regularly resOrted to but, while it frequently
Jailed to effect euro, II invariably deranged the
stomach producing nausea vertigo and fugitive pains
IN the head 10 such extent that months elapsed
the system recovered from It's effects These objections
10 It's use was marked, that the IntrOdn nciOn of
Mlshlers Herb BiIters was hailed a triumph in
medicine. Infinitely more certain in its beneficial
effects than qunne possessed none OF the demerits
oil that drug. Instead of nauseating, il tones and
lnvIgoales the stomach, and while speedily expeng
me nOxous humors, increases the appetite and iacli
ates dIgeston, thus rendering the system strong er,
and better fitted to resist the attacks Of disease In
fact, judicUus OF Mshler's Herb Blters at this
season of the year. will prevent the Of this
disease, even IN those who have never passed
autumn without il. An experience OF twenty years
proves 1t to be the greatest ANrIPERIoDIc known 10
medical science.
There are perhaps no diseases so subject to climatic
changes as affections OF the Kidneys. Hundreds Of
our farmers. mechanics, and abOrine men strong and
hardy IN all other respects suffer continual incOn-
venlence, and occasionally excrucalng In the
back and across the lOIns experience a frequent
desire 10 pass water, pain during its passage, and
frequent stOppages in lis flow These are manifesto
lions resulting from strain heavy lift (perhaps
wears Hgol anu aggravated nv every change IN the
weather. Every slight cold flies direct To this one
weak spot and unless promptly attended TO the
disease becomes chronic and the once strong man q
miserable wreck. MIshler's Herb Buffers is the only
certain remedy for this class of diseases 1t has a
peculiar tendency TO the kidneys stimulates them to
healthy action and removing the cause prevents the
formation of brick dust deposits, which, u permitted to
continue will by cohesion form gravel stone,
stating painful operation for its removal. Many OF
the ingredients entering into ITS composition, are
universally recognized specifies for all complaints
Of the urinary organs. In Liver Complaint Dyspepsia
all disorders OF the Bowels. and affections of the
Throat and Lungs. II is equally certain and cifcaciOus
while a remedy for the complaints peculiar to the
female sex, it has no equal. LADIES old and young
married and single, in every condition of life, vii
find this GREAT FEMALE REMEDY prompt safe, certain
and reliable. The pale salOw complexion iS replaced
by adjoining healthful countenance and its occdSOna
use enables Nature to perform her functions REGU
LARLY AND WITHOUT INCONVENIENCE. Sold only il
bottles by all Druggists and general dealers l63u
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WGDaDgs TURNING.

Moudings. Brackets Bausters. Panng Saving and Turn
ST., Philadelphia.
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THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

this town. October Nth, 1874 BY
As' A. BtOEh the residence the brides father Rev
Per Of the Presbyterian Church at Ashland
baltimore county. Nd. formerly Of sussex co., aud Miss
No! o. daughter Of Jobn Mustard. Esq.
RAH AHLEY-Bi.OCKsOM.-O the 18th lust. BY Rev. J. VI
kdertice. Sir, William H. RAwley aud Miss Hannah Block
son. both o. IssDsic. Kent county.
Smyrna times., 1874-10-28

For Good Goods, Cheap Goods, ard Fash
ionable Goods call on J. f. Phillips 4 Co. at
their Popular Clothing House. Phil. will
treat you right.
Smyrna times., 1874-10-28
NOTICE.. i.

A nice line of Gents Furnishing Goods,
Trunks and Valises at J. +. Phillips x Co.'S
cheap.
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H ). !.
I'LL H VI BALUSTERS. TABLE LEGS COLUMNS and
* n CIRCLES, Walnut MOuldnRs and Beads Church
~ Pcws. &c. Fancy Scroll Saving oi all kinds.
I'll 81 y Porch and other Brackets J. Klle n Co.. $50
III q North 18TH Street Philadelphia Pa. IL l2w
Smyrna times., 1874-10-28
NOTICE.
FOR SAL

A STEAM ENGINE OF FORTY.HORSE
OVER, IN good order. Said engine is located in
Z Hoffecker Mills and was used in dry seasons as
= motive power 70 run the mill, but since the
lifbne water wheels have been put in (they requir
Z 80 much less water than the wood wheels) we
i've sufficient water to run the mill all the year.
sHefOre We will sell the engine. with boiler very
~ and on reasonable terms. Address
HOFFECKER & HUNTINGTON.
suVRNA, DxL-, Oct. 25th. ls74.-G
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SOUTH FAIRLEE. Mr. William
p. Ga0ield recently hired q young
man named Levi JOval to work for
him. Things moved along oil right
for three days when Levi turned up
missing aud so did one hundred dol.
lars belonging to Mr.. G. 1t was
known that the young man hailed
from near Sweetzer, p. c.. and Mr..
Garfield proceeded there Oh missing
his money, in search of the thief.
He did not succeed in finding him
but left the matter In the hands Of
detective Pickle Of that place, who
finally arrested the rascal ut Knowl.
ton, about ten miles from Sweetzer.
The thief was tried and sentenced to
one years imprisonment at hard Ia.
Dor. Mr.. Garfield recovered about
One-half of the stolen money, and
thinks he paid pretty dear for three
days work.
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To the list of stock horses in this vicinity
We have to add
"Kentucky Prince" c. Jones. proprietor,
will be found at stable of Harry Hockenberry,
Bradford.
Pathfinder. Jr.," the we'll known Judge
Lang horse, will stand Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday at the stable Of Charles Smith in
Haverhill, N. H.. and on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday at the stable Of J. L. HaseltonI.
in Oxford.
"Green Mountain Messenger" owned by
C. T.. HOughtsn, West Fairlee, will stand ut
Lyme Thetford Centre and Union Village.
The Messenger stallion owned by J. P. Bal
ley of Wells River, will make the season at
places designated on bills soon to be posted.
Hobson's young Hambletonian" will make
the season at Newbury.
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WEST NEwBURY. When George
Burbank steals another watch from
Mr.. Smith or any other man, he will
please put paper around it before
he hides it in the briar bushes, as
this is the month of showers, and il
is injurious for a watch to lay ten
or twelve hours in a mud.puddle,
And, then too, George mustn't 60 a
fishing Sunday as it takes too much
time for the officer to find him.
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LYME. The good people Of this
place recently showed their appre.
citation of their excellent pastor,
Rev. P. Butler, by presenting him,
on his return from a short vacation.
beautiful dressing gown, slippers
and slipper case, sermon case and
variety Of other articles useful for
o professional man.
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Mrs. Andross is daily receiving
10 latest styles of summer MILL
cry.
{ Mr.. q. H. Harding, at the Post.
flee, has a fine assortment of
test style stationery.
In the window of the Bradford
ookstOre is a display of toys, dolls
c., which greatly delight the little
,lks.
|c "A few genteel boarders can find
pleasant homo for the summer
lOnths at Mrs. l.. A. Clark's, Main
treet.
They say P. T. Barnum's Great
how is coming to town; also will
found at Warden's Jewelry Store,
4 nice line OF the Lew long and gold
tick Fans; come and sec them.
] Mrs. Arthur Peters has opened
- Wv dressmaking rooms in rear of
s.. Stevens store, and is prepar.
I to do all kinds of work in that
ne promptly and in the latest STYLE.
= Simon Peter said II 90 a fish.
e." Peter didn't say where he
~ 1t his tackle, but if he had lived in
lis vicinity and about these times
would have got it at Warden's.
; H. G.. Day the apothecary, has
,turned from market with large
,sortment of the various kinds Of
i pods in his line. He shows a splen-
T. d line of fancy goods. Call and
"a y them.
s AS the warm pleasant days Of
l lis month call out all the ladies
l G trust that many will find their
ay to Mrs. 9. s. Stevens millinery
, ore, where they can not fail to SET
" variety of goods, at attractive
ices.
;. New Goods such as Watches,
.welry, Silver Plated Ware. Table
utlery and good fresh stock Of
hing tackle, just received and
ling low at Warden's Jewelry
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GREEN MOUNTAIN STUD,
WEST RANDOLPH, VERMONT
The following Trotting Stations will make
the Season'}of 1874, at the Green Mountain
Stud Farm. ia.tE i
Z HAMBLET0NIAN MONARCH
Foaled 1864 Blood Bay l6 hands. sired by
Rysdyk's Hambletonian, Dam by ROe's Alb
dallah Chief by Old Abdallah.
Terms $50, to wit, $40 at time OF service,
and $50 when mares prove with foal,
DON GIOVANNI
Foaled 1870, Bay, Isl Hands, Sired by Hamp-
ton, he by Rysdyks HambletOnian, Dam by
Volunteer, (the sire of Huntress, record 1921.
Gloster'2224, and VIM. II. Allen, 2234 he by
kysdyk's Halnbletonian, Grand Dam by Old
Abdallah.
Will be limited to twenty Mares. Terms
$50, to wit, $40 at time of service and so
when Mares prove in foal. Mares that do not
prove in foal can be returned next season, and
the $40 previously paid will be allowed.
e.. sd aa'a PORTLAND. "vt
Foaled 1865, Black, Is Hands, Sired by Clar
iron, Dam by VIM. Tell, Grand Dam by Old
AbdaIlah.
Terms $40 to insure.
Mares pastured at 81 wer week, at owners
risk.
No business attended to ON Sundays.
ETFor Circulars, giving extended pedi
grees. full particulars, ETC., please address
+. si N4OUI.TON BBOS.,
! 48nl3 West Randolph, Vermont
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County Convention.

The Republicans Of Orange County are re
quested to meet In mass convention ut Chel
SEA on TUESDAY, june %, 1874, at 10 o'clock
A. ~. for tho purpose Of designating persons
to DO supported for county officers at the
coming election.
A.TAYLOR.} For
LII FINALE. Co. Com.
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The Committee of the Central
Vermont & Wells River Railroads
had a meeting at Montpelier Tues.
day and agreed to make certain
connections which will be of great
advantage to the travelling public
of that region.
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WHY ENDURE THAT CoUGH and endange
your life when a timely use Of Weeks Magic
Compound will relieve you. 1t always af-
fords relief, and will when takon in season
cure more cases of disease of tho throat and
lungs than any remedy known. Cold yeilds
to its curative power at once. At this season
of the year NO family should he without it.
Sold by all druggists. 2smo6
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I'VE
AND OUR
NEIGHBORS
10 the latest and ra9isst work by
Harriet BeccheF Stowe


Author of "Umels Tonic Cabin,"
"7Ae Minister'S Wooing,' VIE aud II
aud other powerful stories, each the literary
sensation Of its period and this story prom
ises q like genuise aud wholesome sensation
II bears directly on social topics Of interest
embracing the romance Of useful compauion
ships. tho brightness of happy home-life, the
spicy complications Of neighborhood associs.
tions. and such folles and profound domestic
miseries ~ have lod to the widespread Tenn
perance movement Of the day.
Mrs. STOWE is now in the prime of that gen.
ius which wrote "Cnele 1om,' ripened by
years of study aud observation. Her novels
are immensely popular. "Uneh Tome Cabin, "
alone out selling by hundreds Of thousands
any edition of any iginal work everpublish-
cd-sare TIE Bibie. Her book two years ago.
MY VIE and l." outsold every contennpora-
ry. Such pure and enrolling story -" We
and Our Neighbors' should be read in every
home This new serial is now running erelm-
sireiy in the ~.
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TRAINS.
GOING SOUTH.

COMO SOUTH. GOING NORTH.
Mail train =. 1898 A. N. Mail train, BIZ Pm
Might Exp. IL. Day Exp. 92SA.N
WAY Freight Il.5O a. NJ. Way Frgt. ll.40A N
Under the new regulations persons can ride
on freight trains provided tickets are pur.
leu ased ut stations.