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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-15

WHAT rs THE MATTER WITH You?-
If friend is looking sick. this is usu-
ally the question We put to him. It is
asked everywhere, times innnmerable,
every day. Aud what are the most
frequent answers to it? Are they not
such as these: "Well, I'm little bill
ious," or II feel languid and used
np, or "My stomach IL ont of order, {"
or "1'm under the weather." or Il
don't know what's the matter with me,
bnt I don't feel right" or the like in
definite responses. Now, what is the
matter with the thousands of both sexes
who cannot tell exactly what aiIs them,
and yet are evidently out Of health :?
The matter is simply this: they don't
properly digest what they eat. their
livers are torpid. their nerves are weak,
their blood is impure, and their vital
energies are depressed. What they
need is course Of Hostctter's S,o-
mach Bitters-not one or two doses. but
a courSe-to strengthen their s!omucis,
superinduce Il healthy flow of bile.
steady and invigorate their nerves, i'm
prove tho condition of their blood
and ronse their vital powers. These
results the great vegetable restorative
will assuredly bring about. It rallies
the whole system, reinforces every i'm
portant organ, regulates every func-
ton, aud purities every animal fluid.
For chronic dyspepsia, constipation,
liver complaint, Intermittent and ro.
mlttent fevers. rheumatism, general
debility, premature decay, aud the ip-
frmities OF age. it is the best and safest
stimulant and alternative that has ever
been compounded. It's ingredients
are all vegetable, all pure and whole
some. In districts infested with swamp
miasma, and in oil new settlements, it's
nse is essential to the preservation Of
health. The West believes in it, and
30, in fact, do the people of all sections
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-15
KEROSENE OIL CHEAP.

FCLL co YER n N ENT TEST.
AT 30 Cents per Gallon.
THHlS is tho same quality OIL w. have
L rctailed for nearly TEN YEARS in Co.
lnmhia. NEITHER DEATH NOR DESO-
l.ATlON has ever entered any family from
ITS use, pulpit oratory to the contrary not
"lthstanding. At this price, it is boon
70 The people. and our salca rliOw that they
know and appreciate il. For further pa r
tlculars, see GEORGE SYMMERS
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-15

An important enterprise for tho develop
mcnt Of South Carolina.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-15

Every citizen of this State should own at
least one Share.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-15

Shares Fifty Dollars each, pay able in ten
installments.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-01
SEEDS AND PLANTS.
&C.

Truc Cape God Cranberry, best sort for INLAND.
Lawland, or Garden, by mail, prepaid, 81, 90 per
100, 81 90 per $50. A priced Catalogue of this
and all Fruits. ornamental Trees, Evcrgreens,
SINUS Bulbs, Roses. Plants, &C., anu FRESH
LOWER AND GARDEN SEEDS, the choicest
CORRECTION In the cauntry, with a novelties will
DO sent gratis to any plain address. 25 sorts Of
either Flower, Gard n, Tree, Fruit, Evergreen, or
Herb Seeds for 81 90, seut by mail. prepaid.
Wholesale HATAL0GUET TO THE TRADE.
B.M. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries aud Seed.
Warehouse. Plymouth, Mass. established 1910,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-01
For the Newsletter.
My Method OF Raising Onions

Onions require very rich soil. Ashes.
hen, hog, or well.rotted stable manare,
Is the best.
The seed should be sown as early as
possible ; cold weather will not rot it. The
best seed is to be had of the Eu6eld Shak-
crs. Il buy it by the l6.)
To prepare the seeds for sowing. soak
them Que week in warm water, stirring
them every day, taking care not to wet
them for tw~enty-four hours previous to
This will dry the seed aud also
show how thick they are being sown--
which should be quite thick.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-01
Management Of Sitting Hens.

"A young hen That has been property &C
and protected during the winter. will bt
III A condition to produce at Il low e|stiuIut,
one hundred eggs, whi;h would bring trou
one 10 two dollars, according to locality
from market. Hence, the lh~oughrlcos re.
mark that the time Of a sitting hen Is OF
no particular value, is not made by per-
sons who have a reputation Tor being sue.
cessful pouItercrS. A. it is somewhat ex.
penslvc keeping hens, every one should be
managed in such IA manner that she will
be producing egg, Or rearing ii large brood
OF chickens. 1t is injudiciouS manage.
lnent to allow two hens TO spend all their
time during the summer clucki',g over aud
scratching for Que chicken Yet, we fire.
quently see it done.
Every hen ought to be made to pa,
her own expenses and much more. As
soon as a hcu has ceased to lay and
shows that she is really in earnest To in.
d. good mes, is made in a key OF
EaIf.a.barrel, and twelve 10 seventeen GUYS.
according 10 the Size Of III, I;,wl. urc rl,r,J
IN the nest. Everv eog * m,rtc,l vi,h
red chalk or Il pencil aud The day of the
month il w,i,,.n an , c,rl ,,,.. .h.J =, III.
iest. box so i'm, one NAV know =, ,l,nc,
when To lock for chickens The aim ,I.
,ays is to have two hens c,o,,r.,c. ,h.
period of ,ncubo,inn -. nearly .. H.,
It one time. so ,ba, me b,n ,f,o, tho
,yos IN both nost. 49,, h,,AoA
,, If bo,h h,oois oo,a a..
-, -, Io.u
II Il, ,4 i,
b,t il ,n,v.1 oino,h,.a ;.,..
al an EA-llJ,
-. |.
20 ,sm;,,o1
= ~ otbor Ji.h cont,,ni,c ar, a,.,
~, .,;I, ...,. en-, .
on, in tho ,,,,,,.r, ,,;,,oa :,
he si,t,rs 60 ,h,, ,ha, ,oad ,o, ..,.
INST. n so.,oh r,,a .,l lanai.
.nt for = few minnie. Wb., ,vu,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-01

FIFAbTTY.-The sScIenc, ,f
ALLfie; or seii-P reservation,'a Medical rrentiee
D. d. .mo 1ause ana cure Of Exhausted Vitality.
rreulaturt Decllnt IN man., Neivtusand PHI sicni
I,ehiilty, HA.p DelIondrla, impnteso, ,per mater.
rhuea or seminal eeknoss, audall nther diseases
srls,nf rom tht errors ofS outh On the ndlccretiuns
Processes OF natureryears. Thisis indeed a hook
i,r PVery man. Thousands have been tanrbt h.
thif work, and true way to health and bnpnlness
lsthe cheapestand best medical work ever nnb'
ilenea. ala the OILY one an this class ofills worth
Illustrated, hound In beautiful French cloth prricc,
envy 81. Sentby mail, postpaid, on recer,t ~
Prise e, Mddrens PEA BODY MEDICAL INsTI.
n. W. I'm nplbneh Street, Boston, Mass, or
~, ~ rAhhEk Assistant Phi, sician. n. n.
+. ne anthor NAV he consultedent the alt We AZ we'll
asal' uiseases requiring skill and experience. o
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-01
WANTED

rHE PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE 20
ol rnli@delp hia, nm old anil reliable Lif, Com M
~ aesiFes an Agent IN every portion Of This Stpta
Nn Ttn,pIp r - snoI now represented II Is strictly
US member every year, and ds drtensfs nre s,soU ~
furnishes them Insurance at tho lowest nossiile'
thoir 81 an 81 rs 7 i,cies are ron-frfeitnblo for
SION contracts mad Q with reliable men ANU, -
Philadelphia, Pa, Ohg l ! -"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-01
BAtLEY'S
ID G Il >,
FOR COLOPTVG RUJrEP

Seif oroservins,-umlik C any othet in the mar.
ket.--liave used IT iur years, more or less every
mlonthbut ia ie.-Used by Il u Jason, President
of the W, Dairymen's association, aud al. first
class lutter-inakers, sold to omo 3li Iuirymeu
since July. and gives universal satisfaction.
WHAT THE Blu rTER DEALERS SAY
We recommend butter makers to uso n DreYara.
tion used aud sold ny A. r.. Bale. and his agents
for 9 ,loring utter, as it gives the butter n nicey
color and is by iar the best thing in the mari ct FAR
that urpnse. H.. d. BRYANT, N. CIRCUIT.
l.. u. Dnty of ~ oore says It Is the best. Co.
burn of Fast Montpelier, President of Of Washing
Co. Fair says it is The best. Judge Morse Of
says aui satisfied that l~,ailey's is tho iest,
Said in Worthwhile by II d. BRY \NT.
Stowe i" ATKINS UODGn
~ johnson 80 EA17tD ulLMEs 4
+ waterbury ID. HOPKINS.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-01
SahlNek BaikenS Estntr.

THE st B~SCRIBERS. having ieen appointpdl
thc liz 6aIa"ie PIu ate Cart for the District
LainOille Commissioner to receive. %examint, 81
ADJUST all c.alu aid demands ti ali puaI
ate'lnst theestate IF samuel LaiIeI late tiBnl
~ said District, deceased, represented insOuI
aha she terul Of six months fiGm the eth al
February iS7l, leins IL lowed uy sad Count t. b
ereuitUlsu of said deceased, to EXHIBIT dBQ pl
thelr espectlve cialuls ,efure us; Give utticehi
w. VIII attend 30 the auties OF uur appOlutmtnl
ne dwelling house Of Widow Martha Bailey
Fillmore in said d strict, on the !5.h day Of Mac
ana Tue 21ti OF August next, at one O'Clock y
Tue Afternoons, ON each Uf stid dnvs.
AN KELLEY }Coo ,,.stonera
NORMAN CAM Uon a ''iO"''
Gilmore, February 2 tn AID. 1874.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-01
Horaki0 AZ. LuLhrnn,S kState.

stateof Vermont. Lamoille District. IS -.
Prol ate Court held at johns, u within andMl
soi1 District "a the 10th day Of March A. d ,isn,l
instrument pu porting to be the lust will and Itm
alnentof Horat q N. Lathrop late OF Cambridge y
said District deceased being presented To thtVuup
by w, IL. GrlswOld the e%xeeutor therein nawG,
Tor Probate II IL ordered by said G, urt, that y.
persons concerned therein he mortified t. a.peaiSs
I sessions satf COURT, he held at the Protat VI "
nee N Johnson on tho 9TH day Of April A,l',,m,
mo shtw cause, VI any they have, aeatH Wv !,
ate OF said VIII. for which purposo 1t iso u55
ca; thhta copy Of the record Of this order PC XIX
llished three weeks successfully in the LamOla
Newsdealer printed at Hyde Park p%reyious 70 gu
time appointed for hearing. II, the Cow"
Is Attest, Nc. HEATH, Judge
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-01

AYRSHIRE Cows.-ln Il few things n,
Scotch dairy farmers are Of one mind, ami
have been Tor years; they seek to hav"
animals whose whole energies are devoted
10 milk manufacture. Experience has ia.
formed them that Il certain form, charac.
'erizcd by great depth Of the hinder parts
Of the animal, with good width Of hrs.
aud without further IaryenesS forward
than the Internal organs demal'l for the
exercise Of their appropriate functions, is
Indispensable 10 economic milk production.
They have realized, in large measure.
hi, desire. But they have also %s'riven
To have upon their animals II particular
form Of milk veSSel-as the Scotch call i,
-one tina, should be Of the largest carqc
attached in u manner TO least annoy
the co1 IN walking or lying down. and
least exposed to the %etfccts Of changes of
temperature. 1t - an add r possessed
'n'y by the purely A. SIRE breed.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-01
Calarrs2.

a Woman Having Casarrh So Years
Cured.
AND DR)PPfNGS IN THRDNT, CHDKINGS.
StiAAuLlNuS. PkIN5 IN TdE SIDE, LaINo''
HENnArdE, DlZZlNG,S, AND Gen EKAL
WEAK Eos, CURED BY Les. THAN F.IREE
BOTTLES OF TnE
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-01

"A Boston man has two cannrics. and
has nlmed them So Whcc,er' auI " VII
his reason being that neither of them
are Singers"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-01
~ a..

bints of culute. musicians discourse tb'
latest themes of Strauss and Guugi NheT
one tires OF dduciug aud of the promen
ales to the springs" there are taC
mountains. and the ~strells along ridge,
thousands of leet above tie level Of the
sea, where the air is always pure aud IN
spring, There is no gaming.sa an inno-
C Mt game of whist by some sleepy old boys
who Turk IN the porcnes. keeping out OF
the stroug morning sun there is no Sara.
togiau route Of carriage and drag; no
Gro Kded street. with ultra style predomi-
mani IN every cosinme; nothing but SIM
plicity, sensible enjoyment, and excellent
taste. In the sunny mornings the ladies
and their cavaliers wander about the
mountain pathways; dress does not exact
homage until diuner.rfme, aud the chill
dren join with their parents in the strolls
aud promeDedes, followed by the venera-
Bile ''aunties," black and fat, who seem
APPENDICES to every South
crn family having children
HOW uE ADDRESSES YOU.
You must know that 10 the South the
African is wont 10 designate strangers TO
whom he is Indifferent by tho ~euphonions
of "boss." 1t is, perhaps, a Kind of
compromise with his inclination TO still
to the old word "mas'r," and, at
the same time, einbodies as much respect
Is he cares to bestuw on the casual
ghom he is called to serve. When he is ia.
niliar with your face, he will call you
: captain" if you are young {; major !"
/ middle-aged and general or judge"
/ you are advanced in years; aud has
wen been known - heap these title upon
rangers under the genial influence Of the
uspccr.provoking twenty-five cents. But
t one O'Clock in The morning in hurryiug
Gu from one sleeping.car to another, it
'ould take the potent influence Of a brand
ew dollar bill TO wrin. from him any ga.
Itation save the accustomed - boss. -
he Great South, by Edteard kiHy, in S~cribner's for +
pri, '
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-01

Mase the drills about fourteen inche,
apart. Trim out the plants if necessary
aud keep the soil mellow to the depth Of
two inches.
One reason for sprou,ing the seed is,
by so doing the onions come up and are
about tw5 inches high before a weed makes
its appearance. This saves Que wedding.
| Sow the Red Wcathersfeld and Silver
Ssius.
My remedy for the maggot is to sprin-
kle ashes aud lime over the plants, while
they are wet with dew or rain, once Il
week from the time the plant appears un-
til the first Of June.
As suou as The rows become visible, 20
through them with the w~eediug-hoe, Cut.
ting all the weeds between them. Then
use the hand.weeder and fIgers fer the
rest, taking five rows at a time.
Set out old onions that are left over,
also solutions, if there is any life in them,
aud when The seed stock begins to swell
it off, and by the middle of July there
are from two to four good onions for use.
When wedding the second or third
time, ave all the onions you pull up dry
them in a cool place aud set them the next
This Is the way most Of the early
Jnlous got for market.
This an>Ncrs the many inquiries-l1ow
ire onions raised ?
Eden, March %, S,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-01
\ CoNsUMpIlvEs.-

Ihe advertiser having been permanently cured
VI ol'tt uieild disease, UvusuUnptuu. ~ n simnl,
remedy, is anxious to maxi ILtwl, t. ms fI ~
SuHeitls the mans Of cure, Tt ali wilt ,,sh, H.
ne WIZ s'nd "a c. pN Of the pl,scliptitIt usrd, Dire,
VI charSe)' win the directions for pr. par N. and
'sll'. The same, wheel they will find n SUM { nm II
ion, o~NauMrih u. ASTHMA, BROstHIris, &c,
raftles wish pg tie pltscriptitL Wi y case nd
fross REV. Z A. WILSON,
flnb IVA Penn st., Willimnsuuruh N V
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-01
RRoRS OF YOUTH

GENTLEMAN who suffered tr ,oa,s c.,,
Ga NeivUus Dobility Premature d, en-, ,pd ,n
she eiiSctsI youthful indiscittitn will itI The
SAKE u suffering humanity, stnd fl,, Ia NH VIM
uVeu 10, tle receipt and direction for maklng The
Wshihs u profit by the ak veltisor's eXnriItn ~
o"h 10 50 ~ aidress IN IN pelitct ctn6Gtnce,
4lnO JotlN u. JdDEN 4! Cedar st.. i
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-01
CONSrTTUTIONAL
5aGa3. h s2 E0cGv


Data > In ay9 T0nr1w
To MEssRg, LlrrLEFtrlp6 O. pr,prh,,,
stu .i0nu .,tnTA TempIL, Ntnchrst,f n y"
! 4 side at .Iinclsster. n Al llu ,,r,' iIn.l, a.
sided at tIvlutktr, and ann n ~ tIvt r. W. tn.
state. / have nad, ntlr.n wi. -fv, 49, 49,, r ur
since | was - ears otu; hna II ,id MI tb. an. II
run AZ. thar ,uriuu, nud nj it, II w,nid m mn r" ~
drop down IN az throat. hansen :, trp,In
OF chokin., 50 that wal surII1 I'M in ned Is
save myseII from stgnn %u.Iti,n IL nr M ,f,I w
head 80 that I fslt o,nlus ,U, ana was truI md with
severe hvadaciIe at iut,, y,,n. Iur n yscg NJ t' ''
| mad aisn IA puiDs IN sh,n d.rs. ,,s NM Ma
ncyS, ltom wnca | suffered lmn9useiy. 0 Tad
were they, that Il year N @ last summer | was OIL
Il7ed To IL IN red 'n"st"f thetItut for three mouths.
| have tried All Nlnds If sum l,id Uatlir IN remuales
wtn u" pa. Gu ar le4elt anac1hsu I'D ply oucIans.
ar,sa p" . ' . " xxx "SC Au7ust. ! beSah to
Tny on ~, tb 81 .ttns ny 'ist ""tt'e' AN
~" h. U" o. J.. 90 'VIto' ny Nata'lh now cured;
c-n.rj, - " 7 NnS' "cAeS or
INV + t., ,h, " ''t -, : 9 ,n"lo wv new l
NJ ~ ~ :" i. - = ne .''a, nus rescu'd me nom
XXI, ~. t 49, .'l NV Vno lave l an now
ovn, ,.a va Il "" ,, M,'N anu car the hardest
~ ~ ~ Wv ,eu. eHat l cnnntt .aJ tno Hiuch IA Ia
W '" WV '0"" 1"'T "G~'ty' x,,,,
N,nchestor NJ II ~ - 'hNNPEhN.
"'''''S'''' y ~ F'''' y ls''
Ia, a ,o,s.d ,nm -,
was c]i-ntaen , cars ID, and heaUach, ali the Inc
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-01
$5o,oOo,ooo.Oo.

A life assurance policy, ccsHng mi
lively little, would II C,atI sk1ald occur durina
''iet'p L,; preserving intact the tatir.t of
years, which miGhtothelwis, /, ltttior lacl Cia
little ready money.
The man is wise who has assurance upon his
life to cover all his Indebtedness, so that in the
event Of his death his estate is ceIta not to he
en- mrrassed. The gre II thing sought in Lusine >
isproiit coupled with safety. The time is not far oG
when every business man VIII be as particular t.
effect assurance on his life for tho safety of hi.
estate, as to effect fire insurance On the mcrchap.
dIseIn his warehouse. and when he will regard
Lie assurance as a business necessity, and not as
u mere luxury or an indulgence Of his hunlor, MS
it is the key-stoncto the arch which glv,s perma
a. ncl and stability to the rtsuitstI i Iit,t!n Of
eXerti9n.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-01
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
G. N NJ PTIOV

co NJ PTI0I
which can be cured by
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds d
testimonials received by The
proprietors. 1t is acknowl.
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduced for the relief and
cure of all Lung complaints
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
OF over forty years. When
rcsortcd to in season it sci.
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore.
ness i'll the Chest and Side.
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, sc. Wistars
Balsam does not dry up a.
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
looscns and clcanscs the
lungs, and allays Irritation,
thus removing the cause Of
the complaint.
PREPARED by
SETH W. F0WLE & SONS, Boston, Mass.
And sold by Druggists and Dealers generally.
ID G0Jh cons ANDA rEW pAlRS WJl,
sSF ING CATTLE fol sale %, me. ltl'
: cash dowa the altdcs IN / eaual ualm1uta,
:. inIhd - mutthS TINE, ~ . per cent. uis,tu'
, reaaA. pays u lien wlil I retained o. al Gg
JOr.
Il. ). PAGE
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-01
BEST SEWING MACHINES,
COMPETITION /!

90" For HeDanaim9, Fell
ING, Stitching, Cording,
Binding, Branding,
EnabroiderinS, guilt
ing ond Stitching fine
or heaUy goods it is
unsurpassed.
Where we have no Agents
we will deliver a Machine
for the price named above.
at the nearest Rail Road
Station Of Purchasers.
, 1874-05-21

-Bone wcoha ago tito competing lines Of rail"
way ndvanced thor ratos Of through froight to
tho East, aud yos tho rates Of lake freight hayo
remained unusually low. We understand TINT
arrangements haye been mado for tho removal
to Chicago Of some 10000 bushols Of corn, now
IN store at Peoria, and which It was Intended to
have sent East by rail, and forward tho same by
sail-vessc1s to Buffalo; and that chartera have
boon secured at the low rate Of 3al conts per
h,,ehal. Doatdca' tho desiro Of shipping grain
"around Chicago" this grain was storod at Pc
orin to avoid tho charges for State inspection
which aro enforced in this city. Efrorss arc
making to hive tho Warehouse Commissioners
permit this corn to ho brought hero and phipped
without boing subject to that charge. The State
outaido Of Chicago having forced the state in
spootion upon this city, worry oarnost1y protoBta
against it when tho grain stored at otler places
becomes subject to 1t.
, 1874-05-21

caso affected him alone mo ono could bjeot to Its
refusal to bo tried again. But rroabyterlaniem
itsolf ta on trial in his person. Ills church ia on
trial. Tho proabytory is on trial. Tho great
majority Of Presbyterian laymon and clereynon
aro on trial, and 1t would DO most unbecoming
III him to abandon tho contoat anl loavo thom In
tho lurch. 1t involves no responsibility on his
part, no iabor, no interruption Of Ills ordinary
yooattons. Ills frlonde, who Iayo stood by hiln
so nobly in tho proabytory, aro really to
stand by him In tho Synod, aud thoy
Will mako tho contest m aggrcasivo ono. They
will not bo contont simply to iofond. TAoy viii
attaok, and tho warning Of this attack haH al
roady como in tho declaration Of DR.. Patterson,
that Bold pillar Of prosbytorianiBn,, tl4at tho
Confession Of Fatth itaolf must bo roviHol or
tho Presbyterian Church will receive dotrimont.
In thla grand struggle of preBbyterianism for its
worry existence against tho cankcr and rust Of
dogma md tho doad weight Of pclridod formula,
Prof. Swing Ia but namo, and he haa no right to
Withdraw his name or IN any way prejudice tho
contest, ovon though 1t DO diatastoful to him.
uo is onlistod for tho war In spite OF him.
sell, and we arc confident ho will not prove a
f1ngertnr.
, 1874-05-21

At meeting OF tho House Banking and Cur-
renoy Committee yesterday, important moditica-
tious woro mado in tho Senate Finance bill. Tho
clause Of Soc. 2 requiring banling associations
to keep in reserve ono-lourth of tho coin re-
ceiyed Us interest on bonla deposited With tho
Government was stricken out, 90 WAS also Sec. 8,
which provides for the Keeping OF reserves on
deposit III the yau1ta Of oach banlE, and for
the redemption Of its notos at iss own counter.
The proportion Of greonbaclls to be rotired
as Natlonal BANK notea aro issued, waR mado DO,
in place Of 25, por cont, Further radical changes
in tho bill will almost certainly DO made in COM
mtteo, the dosign being to draft measure that
will certatnly moot tho approval OF Fresidont
Grant. 30 far as the Committee arc laLoring to
propltiato New York mon, without regard to tho
general interests Of tho country, they aro taking
a wrong course; they could not do worae it thor
intention WAS to mako tho bill odtous In ita r,rac
teal operations by giving occasion for auothe
financial pauic,
, 1874-05-21

mand aud firm, at o111o for shoulders, eo.05 for
short ribs, 91zo for short oloar, and 1016@1t11o
for swoot-pickled hnns. Lake frotghts wore no.
1.-Two and oaaicr, ut 311S@4o for corn 10 Buffalo.
t1ighwincs woro quiet aud unchanged. At Di1to
ror gallon. Flour was III small domnnd ut for
NOR prices. Whoat wns aolivo and 10 higher,
closing nj $t.2396 caht. $1.24 so11er Juno, anl
e1.2711l for No. 2 Minneuota. Corn WAS loss nc
tiyv, aud etado higher, closing firm at o291o
cash, and G316@o314o sellcr Juno. Oats woro
nctivo and 10 1owor, closing at 4so cash, aul
1870 eo1lor June. 1syo wae quiot and unchanged
ut s1.00.; Barley waH quiet and stronger at
st.40@1.45 for No; .. Hogs wore aotivo aud
firm, with large Hales Mt e4.756Do.oo. Cattle
woro steady aud firm al e4.5o@o.26 for common
to oxtra. Sheep ruled oaBier.