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Teacher, but never in public or prtvnte COM
mepded Him as the Savior Of mankind. Ho had
no theory concerning that lofty character which
set it apart from the course Of history and the
natural possibilities Of human nature. His pow
by luh ritauce was situated in q Unitarian meet
ing-house where the doctrine OF theology. and Of
political ethics was uniformly conservative; 30
that be was seldom seen to occupy it. Borninto
Chanuing's household OF faith, be found nothing
there so coneenia1 as the sweetness and light OF
that great preachers morals He had nostaste
for any description OF public Worship. Private
friendship carried him once to an ordination !; it
was that Of the poet LonGfe1ow's brother: And
the obly page of the discourse upon that occa-
zion which lie cared for wac the one that empha-
sized freedom Of speech in the cause Of humani-
ty. lie eujoved none Of those emotions which
. technica! religion claims to derive from setting
up relations with invisible beings. For ldoat
convictions seemed to him the natural thor
oughfare between the fuito and the infinite, aud
to suggest to mau the most religious gesture he
Gun make,-tlrat of walking to and fro in child
like SIMPLICITY"
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the Manzoni requiem, to which the great com.
poser OF 'Rigoletto" and ''Ai1a II has devoted
his leisure for the past year. It is his first a.
tempt On auv elaborate scale at music for the
church, though his various operas-notab1y
Lombard " and the 'Forza del Dessino y
give evidence OF his ability in this branch OF his
art Yet, perueal of various Italian and French
criticisms Of tho Mnnxoni mnss forces one to the
belief that certain portions OF it are OF rnthcr
too secular character to suit severe taste
Indeed, one admirer OF Verdi. in & Eco
dltdid, admits that certain passage
suggests the ballet rather than the
Church; but then the majesty and dignity
OF the greater part of the work are generally
conceded, while the scientific skill shown in the
construction of the tugues will astonish those
who have denied to Verdi practical mastery of
this branch Of musical knowledge.
At La Scala. Milan, where the MACS was given
in public subsequently to its church perform
ance, it was great SUCCESS. Verdi WAS brought
upon tho stage and crowned With a massive SILVER
crown relieved with golden ornaments and decked
with ribbon bearing the Star Of Italy worked IN
diamonds. As he left tho theatre the crowds in
the streets received him with shouts OF what
seemed delizious applause, and endoavored to
detach the horses and draw his carriage through
the streets. Verdi was much affected BY these
evidences Of regard. Ho has left Milan for Paris
to supe1intend the production of the mass there.
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TREASuRE-Tf0VE

Toillng painfully upon my way,
Soul mud body weaEJ with this striving
Where the honey turns sour in the histng,
Something found the other day.
Neither gold nor silver, nor what they give;
Fame was 1t not, nor health, nor bcautJ's dover;
Nor ser,ile fattery fawnin8 upon power:
Nothing for which men die or live.
For all these would not give my treasure:
brought 1t home and hid Ii safe away,
Holding sweet converse with it light aud day.
Tasting its wealth Of pain and pleasure.
Now no more the way is bard and dreary:
Ny TREASURE changes every loss to gain;
Mr. treasure sweetcns every grief and pain:
Iam no more lonely and weary.
Woudst thou know its nature au1 It's nnu1e7
I 1nny not tel-rny treasure is mine only;
Brit for thee also, when sou-sick aud lonely,
There waits another, Just the same. H. z.
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New York was reported easier; but our market
is very closely sold, and the offerings arc small.
Lake f1eights we're rather more 1ctiye than on
Ftidav. and unchanged on Buffalo rates, which
were 3l4c on corn. and 315c on wheat. Lower
lake rates we're easier, corn being taken to Oswe-
70 st SIC. Wheat through to New York WAS
quoted at l7c. total Of thirteen charters WAS
reported. which will take out 10000 bu wheat,
275. 900 bu corn, aud IL, 900 bu oate.
Provisions were quiet, but frmer. Mess pork
advanced 10c per br1 and lard 10@15c per 100
lbs while meats wero shade firmer At previous
quotations. There Was q moderate demand at
former prices, which hold4rs were not willing to
accept. Hence little was done. The receipts Of
hogs were less aud the animal was quoted frmer,
while New York showed stronger tone on pro-
duct and our weak holders had previously sold out.
The market closed firm at tile following range
OF prices: Mess pork, cash or seller June,
9l7,25@17.3o do, aeller July, 917.25@17.27]4.;
do, seller August, 3 Si77;47}9@7.5o; do. sell. Il
tho year, s144o@14 50. Lard. cash or
seller juno S10.95@l1.00; do, seller July,
s10.95@11.oo; do. seller August, 311.17}4@
11.2o; do, seller the year. $8:95@9.0o; summer
lie per Ii for 1906 ID averages; dry-aalted
meals, loose, at 1s@64c for shoulders. cash, and
655@61e seller August; 8N@9c for short ribs,
cash, and 914@93sc seller August; 9h@oAo for
short clear, cash, and 95z@9Me seller August;
Tie same boxed at 14t@16c per ID above these
prices Bacon meats, nc for shoulders, 1oc
for short ribs, 101c for short clear, NIL packed
in hhds; the same loose, 10 lower. Bacon.
hama, 1211z@14c. Mess beef. 511.oU@11.25;
extra mess do, S12 00@12.25; beef hams,
nomirai at 511@SAc. Sales we're we're reported Of
500 brls mesu pork, seller July. at 917.25; 500
brls do. seller August, At s17.471; ESQ tea lard,
seller July, at *1l.00 $50 tcs do, seller August,
at 511.20; so boxes shoulders at 6Hc; 100000
tt,a aat,c rtba aat1ar A11u pta
The Daily Commercial Report gives the follow
ing as the shipments Of provisions from this
city for tho week ending june Is, 1874, and since
Nov. l, 1873, together with comparisons:
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The shipments from New York for tho week
ending with Thursday evening last inelado IT,
800 br1s flour, !, ,5o4 200 bu wheat and Ga7 400 bu
| corn.
We have seen letters from parties who re-
cciyed pork packed in Chicago last winter COM
I plaining bitterly Of the fact that fully Is per
cent was thin mess, or pccf pork, and this, too,
| turned out by respectable firms for straight
mess, and branded accordingly.
The leading produce markets wero very slow
to-day, except in spots, there being q general
dsinclination to trade, especially in the first
hour OF the session. Tho warm weather, augur-
lug we'll for the crops, caused people to look q
little further ahead than usual, and the
question Of current supply as compared
With demand took the second place.
shipping movement. which is seldom Witnessed
on Saturday, and the markets dragged. the e1-
ception to the rule being only whore there is fear
of 4 cornor. The receipts OF corn wore very
large, as for two or three days past. but on the
increase, promising to give us even more than
the 5000, 600 bu which we referred to this uora-
ing as the probable aggregate OF tho corn to
come in from thattime to the eud OF the month.
The dry goods market was not specially actlve
in any department, while aside from few Of
the leading staple articles the movement was
sluggish. Tie market maintains an EXCEEDING
Iy finn tone however, and there is little doubt
that within the next fortnight standard cotton
productions will command advanced prices.
Groceries we're in moderate request at subatau-
TALLY the prices current yesterday, where
they wero steadily held with perhaps
tho exception OF refined sugars. which
again show an advancing tendency.
Cofees are still somewhat neglected. but the
firm tone Of the Eastern and European markets
gives holders confidence, and there is little IN
cilnat1on to increase sales at the sacrifice OF
prices. Teas are fairly active and firm. The
.]- fn1r 1- nn4t bat
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MARKETS DY TELEGRAPH.
New York Produce MARKET.


New Tonk, Juns 2o-CorIoa-Heav7 and !oss1s
Ut 173sc for niddiiuR uplands-
BRE1psrUrFs-Flour firm, with fair demand; -
ccipts, IL, 400 brlx; superiue Western and suts.
fk75@54 40 common to good extra, $.95@6-2s; good
to choice, $6.30f9G.63: white wheat extra, $699
SOS extra OHIO, $6.0C@7.25: ST. Louis, $6.259il
Rye dour unchanged at S485aG.00. Cornnae21 sesdJs
Western, s3.75@1.25. Wheat-Firm. with fair d.
mand: receipts, 10000 bu; No. = chasa
ungraied lows aud Minueaota spring, 40
@1.5o; winter red Western, s1.:oal. 81; shi!s:
Western, $1.Go. Bye quiet at A.o9. ba:x7
nominal. barley, and malt quiet and NJ
changed. Corn ffmer receipts. 81, coo bu Hes,esa
mixed, 8o9soKc; Western yellow. 8l9s?cs lEa 1n1a
Western, 90c Oats drmer; receipts, H. 900 bu; "a*
ern, 65fa69c.
HA1-Heavy.
HoPs-Steady. "a.
Gnoc1a1E-Cofeo active, and 4c better ; Rio, 10
214c. Sugar quiet and unchanged; fair to gooa r =.
hnIng, 7h@3c; prime, axe. Nolassea quiet fsa"
Rico, 42c. Rice quiet, ,,,.
PErHoLxuu-Heavy; crude, tHc; reaned' nAas
TA1tow-Quies 1t 787Ac-
RosE-Stoady.
TuRpEsrEsK-SteAdy 1T 36@3CHc.
EoG6-Unchanged-
WooL-Firm.
PRoyrs1oss-Pork active and firm; Prime nsst
&16.00 new mess $17.70@l7.75. Beef quiet u1o4'e7
10kc. Lard dr1ncr 1t II Nc for prime stsam.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Unchanged-
WHtsKI-99c.
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FINANCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, June 20.
Moro than tho usual Saturday activity Was re-
ported by the banks to-day, and the demand for
mercantile loans showed an increase
The rate of discount remains unchanged at
Solo per cent at the banks Loans have been
made at lower rates, and in some instances have
been offered On call at per cent. but these are
all special cases, and canrot be quoted market
rates. On the street money il SD1s per cent !;
for real estate loans 9010 per cent.
New York exchange to-day par to Csc
premium between banks for $1,000.
The cleariugs were S3.000,0 600. The statement
OF the Clearing HOUSE for the week foots up !:
Clearlngs. 800, ,197. .035-39; balances. 81, ,146,-
20l.6l. The corresponding figures for last year
were 23.02l 10.82 and 81 .893, ,58J73.
LOCAL STOCKS.
Dealings in these securities were very light.
The quotation of rates, based upon the last uct-
nal aale il fallnWa.
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Withdrawn from store on Friday for city con-
sumption: 2.4G2 bu wheat; 1876 bu corn !;
ALT bu onts; 2.972 bu rye; 100 bu barley.
Tho following grain has been inspected into
store this morning, up to 10 o'clock: 143 cars
wheat; $50 cars corn; Sc cars oats; car
rye; also, by canal, 10000 bu high mixed corn,
55,003 bu No. do, 10000 bu rejected do. and
$500 bu No. oats. Total {1,059 cars), 511, 900
bu. Inspected out: s., 608 bu wheat 90, ,965 bu
corn; /, ,192 bu rye; $50 ou barley.
The following we're the receipts ant shipments
OF breadstufs and live stock at this point during
the past week, and for the corresponding weeks
ending as dated:
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COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, June 20.
The following we're the receipts and shipments
Of the leading ARTICLES Of produce in Chicago
during the past twentyfour hours and for the
corresponding date one year ago:
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the NEW YoRK MONEY MARKET.
| The New YORK Journal Of Comnercs says,
| with reference to the ease Of uouey in that
market: Money is very plenty. Many seem
| surprised that it is so abundant and We have
been at some little pains to ascertain the sources
| Of SUPPLY As usual at this seaBo,,. the surplus
| OF the whole country ia poured into New York
aud other money-centrss. but this year ths flow
has been unusually steady and abundant. Sim
euIar as it may seern VIC find the largest fountain
| At the South, LasG fall and winter. whom there
was the greatest scarcity at the eeahoarc, We
found that a large amount was locked up at the
South, Not in banks, or it would have been
utilized, but in tho pockets or ch1mney-coruers
and packs Of tho jew peddlers aud
others who pick up somo of the earlier dlsburso-
meuts. This money las been coming out Is the
laborery are spending it, aud the gathcrers are
not quito as poor as supposed. In Southern
channels where large streams Of capital formerly
ran. and in ulxces whore these formerly accu-
mulated in that section, there has baen mod
crate suoply Of money: but in narrower limits
and rnoreond mona nnvat. hoords the fnltnesa
has BEEN particular1y not1ced by ali Close OBJ
servers. and We trace much OF our present abund-
ance to these ecompara,i7ely-hiddan sprinra, Wa
quote: Loans subject to call. at > per cent
npon Government securities. and 3 per cent on
stock collaterals. First-claas commercial 1,,ner
having four months to maturity in in good da
mand ut 5G7c nor cent. arcentinn,1 nerntiationa
Of primo indorsed oblications. to become dne
within GO days. have been made as low az 4 per
cent Dor apuun discount"
nEpUp1ArIoy IN THE sourn.
The New York Herald saya: niInar tho n1ea
of funding their iudebtedness. there esn be
l;ttla donht that some NJ the SontIen States
ara onenly contamn1atinc renudi.t;onl r>on's.
ma ;s nro,os;nr Hndar the antl,or;ty ~ m act
o1 t,e n,e ~ renud;ata AZ ar - cent ~
II. a-nonnt ri har aclnn,viedged daht hv ;as,,iog
IN arcI,on1o for ontat.n,rg honda rar fortr
vear bonds to the an,o,1nt Of Ga ner cant of the
N - - r.
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SHEEP-1n6 aff1Va1s uutluE tue p1st "ee1 LII
equaled the combined receipts OF tbs tres preceding
WEEKS and tho extravagant prices heretofore p.esa
ing arc not now sttainablo. Tho demand msnlf
confined to Chicsgo butchers, only GOO hesd beng
tak.n for shipment. Closing prices are $37594 IS a
poor to common, $450@4.75 for medium, and $5G3
SIS for good to choice. There is demand fl
limbs, md sales reported 100 per had
tho outside for choice.
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I',rk, Lard, Hams. lSaouid4, i 4iddkes,
dris- fs'. tes. sst- ts-
Week endinKt .. ...
June IT, 1874. 1,3M 2,1u9l ae0 81, 6o3 !, SC, Ia3
Same ueek ls7A G,U1S! 48| 6U0 iuU G00 81. n1
Since Nos. 10 6l ISL 1 3 e. g. 9i8 IA, 4n9
Same time '13 3 $50 26 6l9 67, IA

'Inc1udcs al cutmeats except shoulders and s. r.
hams.
Flour was in moderate demand for Saturday,
but buyers were still offering 25c per brl below
the prices asked BY holders. Exporters did not
tone in breadstu1s at the East and in Liverpool
was favorable to an advance. Bran WAS easier.
Sales we're reported OF 200 blls white winter ex-
tras on private terms, part at $500; 200 brls
spring extras at $500; 100 brfs do at S5.1215;
800 bl1s do at $500; 1900 brls do on private
terms. Total, 2, 100 brls; also 10 tons bran at
912.C0; IL tons do at 511. Is on track; 10 tons
do at 51200 free on board. The market closed
uominajly at tho following rauro OF prices:
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John Weiss, in an essay on Senator Sumner,
sayH:
''our Senator's personal religion did not rest
upon any assumption OF supernatural rayelA
uon in the Scriptures. He reyered the Great
, 1874-06-21

SATURDAY EVENING. june %.
The receipts Of HTo stock during the week hayo been
Ifn1fa
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Bid. Asked
Burlington, Cedar Rapids 4 A1inncsota
trst-mortgage Is, go!d MINNESOTA pi-
Burlington, Cedar Rapids + Minnesota
hrst-mortgage Is, gold, Milwaukee D-
Canada Southern first mortgage 7s, gold. 70
Chicago l. Cauala Southern fret-nort-
gage ts ...... ~ 90
Clfcago, Danytue Vincenncs drst-mort-
gage .,........... IS 80
Central {of 1owa) hrss-mortgage IS, gold 35 40
Des Moines Valley drst-mortgage 8s-..--- Is SO
Des MoinesVailey Immigrant a4...-- 20 Is
Leavenworth. Lawrence Galveston land
grant 4b8. - 3u
Missouri, Kansas & Texas dt5t-mortgsEs
IS, gold. ..-------. - ~
Northern Pacific drst-morgage 3-l0s,
Ho!d . 20
Rockford, Rock Island l. st. Louis first
mortgage II, gold. 20 ..
South Side (of Long 1sland) hzst-mort-
81. 5oe Denver Cit; iEast Di1tsonj first
mortgage s., gold. IS IS
St. joe & Denver City {yest Diyt6ion)
drst-nortgage 8e, gold d............... 20 Is
Te1as Pacific hrstmortgage Is, land
grant,. -:....-.--...t.- 10 -
NEW ToRK, June 20.-MoneJ closed at 213@3
per cent.
Foreign exchange closed dull at 48711 for
bankets' 6odays sterling, and 43o@49o57 fer de-
mand-
Gold quiet and steady throughout the day,
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opening and closing at 111A, vith some sales sin in
/ aud per cent. Loans were also made fat.
Cleariugs, $40, ,O00, 900. Tho Treasurer
disbursed during the week 91,G67: 900. and re-
ceiyoa for customs 81, TIC, 900. Imports for the
week: Merchandise, 55.599,219 dry goods,
81, ,o56, 100. The exports OF specie for the same
time wero: Gold coin, 81 ,368, 474 gold bars,
S216.91G; silver coin, $2o.00os silver bars,
574,213.
Governments dull and strong.
State bonds quiet.
Stocks Strong and higher during the last hour
Of business with mors nctivity in the dealings.
The leading features wore Lake Shore, Nestern
Union, Union Pacific, Rock Island, Pacific Mail
aud Northwest common, and the advance ranged
from Il to ~ per cent, che highest quotation OF
the day having been made ut the close. The de-
cline 10 Eric WAS stimulated BY tho further de-
clino IN Loudon; also, heavy fau in preferred
shares. The sales to-day included 25. 600 Western
Union, $1,000 Pacific Muil, 120O0 Eric, 5000
Lake Shore, 12, ,0o0 Union Pacific 5000 North
western, 5000 Rock Island and 1000 Toledo.
THE WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT
Loans decrease S2,175,300; specie. decrease
posits, decrease s5,l02, 900; circulation, de-
crease $40, 500; reserves. increases3l3 400.
, 1874-06-21

II SHIPMENTS,
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PREPARED B

DIR. J. c. 4TER& CO., Practical Chemists
LOWELL, MISS, 2. s. f..
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DIED.

LISTON-At his residence in Addison
Up, ON Thursday September 10th. 1874.
Thomas Liston Esq, aged 10 years.
There are but few men lett in the County
and certainly none in his own township
whose death would cause a greater void or
whose loss would be so deeply ielt and so
generally deplored. For many years he
has been the prominent figure in his neigh
borhoOd- He has been 10 all a city of
refuge, a rock OF safety. Did any want
pecuniary aid advice, sympathy or con-
ISOLATION. he was the first thought OF, the first
applied iu and never vainly. His ear, his
heart, his purse were always open. Long
will be be additionally rem, mbered as is
right and just that he should. This
brief tribute is rendered by friends who
waited yainly for a suitable obituary from
those in charge of ihe funeral ceremonies.
Even at this late day we lay upon his hon
ored tomb our hcartie Il tribute to mis- worth
and memory. IL. X.
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THE fair held here during Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday of last week was
undoubtedly one of the best ever held in
the county. The display of farm products
and agricultural implements vas I'M
usually large. The ladies' department was
fully up to, il not in ad n Of the high
standard of excellence attained last year,
while the manufacturing department far
exceeded that OF any previous year. There
was some very fine stock exhibited. In
the Horticultural department the display
was exceedingly good. such specimens of
fruit as had never been seen before in Som.
erset County were placed ON exhibition,
apples, peaches. pears. grapes, in fact all
the many different varieties Of fruit were
represented. High Kahlrobi, mammoth
heads of cabbage, and large squashes were
there in abundan &c. Among other natu
raj curlosities was a deer, which had been
captured only the day before il was exhibi
ted then there wa the vermifuge man who
was neither allowed TO enter himself or hi:
other specimens. and had to content him.
self with an outside position. And, we
must not forget to mention the inevitable
baby; there were babies ofall sizes, ages,
and conditions, from the blue eyed faxcn
haired German, to the dark skinned woody
headed African; there were large babies,
small babies, pretty babies. ugly babies,
quiet babies, dirty faced babies and howl
ing babies.
The grounds and buildings were in
much better trim than at the last Fair.
The people of Somerset County have good
reason to be proud of the efficiency and
zeal of Josiah Shaffer for repairing the
buildings and identifying the grounds and
promoting the interests OF the Society.
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Berlin Iterns

The Berlin Branch Railroad is being
dressed up. and sideing and connections
completed. \ full corps of officers have
been appointed. Two daily trains run
To and from Garrett making close connec
ton with mail trains east and west on
Pittsburgh, Washington x Baltimore
Railway, leaving Berlin at 1915 a. IN
and 2:15 p. IN. returning at 1879 p. M.
and ) p. III. the little five ton engine used
for construction, making the run of eight
miles easily in from thirty to forty minutes.
Though the Station house is not yet finish
cd the officers have perfected arrangements
by which considerable quantities OF freight
are being received and sent away Phil
son Il Brubaker and Jas. ]. c. Piilson
shipped their goods from Philadelphia on
Monday and had them delivered ii Berlin
on Wednesday, quite an iEpros eanent on
the old style.
The new twenty ton eT CINE and new
passenger and freight cars are TO be de-
Iivered at least by October.
The Adams Express Co., have arrange
ments TO open an Office at Berlin, they have
appointed an Agent furnished blanks &c.,
&c, for the Office 10 IN business
October LIST.
Arrangements are being made for a tele-
graph Office.
The South Western Conference OF Ale
sheny Synod of the Ey. Lutheran Church
meet at Berlin Oct. 18th and the Synod
ofthe Reformed Church comprising dele
gates from all points OF New York and
PENNSYLVANIA and some from adjacen,
States meet al Berlin On the 18th OF Oct
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ALAEeE lot of Sole Leather at Snyder
& Uhl's,
ALL kinds Of job printing executed at
the HERALD Office.
ALAReE lot of Paint Brushes Tor sale
by E. II. Marshall & Co.
PORE Colors ofevery DESCRIPTION for sale
by +. II. Marshal l& Co.
A BEAUTIFUL set Of teeth for s.. DR.
VIVA Collins. Somerset Pa
NEW GooDs.-A full stock OF Boots aaC
Shoes now open at Snyder d Uhrs.
5000 10 strictly pure White Lead for sal,
al Z. II. Marshall & Cos.
Stone crooks. Jars, Pitchers and Jugs
for sale at Cook & Beerit's.
Cook & BEERITs win trade Fish. Salt,
aud Corn. for Oats. Potatoes and Bacon.
" YOU want Carpenters Tools, go to
Blymyer's Hardware Store . full stock OF
all kinds.
FoUR. Six and Eight Pictures at Wei
iley's Photograph Gallery in the Man,
moth building.
GLASS WARE-Full sets Of Glassware
Tor Sl.O0. Tumblers only IS cts per dozen,
at ". W. Davis & Bro.
sNow-FLAKE and White River Flour
Tor sale at Cook & Beerit's Grocery and
Feed Store, at reduced prices.
A LARGg lot OF barrel Salt will be ex-
changed for Butter, Apple Butter, Po-
tatOes, sc.
". W. DAVIS & Bro.
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Jaw palsy, sprains, sselllngs, eaked-breasts. seslds,
burns, salt-rheum, ear-aehe, &c, upon the human
rame, and Of strains, SPAWN, gsns. SC. upon an
finals In one year than have all other pretended
remediessincs the world began They are counter
~irritaut, an all healing pain reliever. Crippies
throw away their erutehes, the lame walk, poison
Gus sites are rendered harmless, and the wounded
are healed withouta scar. It Is no humbug. The
recipe is published around each bottle. They sell
rs no article ever before sold, and they sell be-
cause 1t doesjust whatthey pretend TO do. Those
who now suffer from rheumatism, pain or swelling
deserve TO suffer If they VIII not use Centaur LIN
iment. More than 1000 certificates Of remarkable
cures, including frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism,
rout, running tamors, Ae-, have been received We
will send a circular containing certificates, the
recipe, SC, gratis, TO any one requesting H. One
bottle OF the yellow wrapper Centaur Eminent 4
worth one hundred dollars for spavinedcr sveenis1
horses and mules. or for screw worm In sheep
! Stock Observation-Disclosures worth your atten
tion. No family should be without them -whit'
wrapper for family use = Yellow wrapper for an
finals. Sold by all Druggists. soc per bottle
large bottlesel %. ]. z. ROSE = Co, - Broad
way, New York
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FIVE DOLLARS IL SILVER QUARTERs.-
Many people are doubtless somewhat curi
Gus 10 know how that pile Of silver quar-
tiers came TO be placed in the showcase, at
the Fair, with the premium butter We
understand that this was a premium offer
ed by Mr.. w. S. Temple. a gentleman
who Is here representing one of Baltimore's
largest Butter houses.