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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-09
Great Decline of Dry Goods

We ve hand and receiving weekly additions Fall
and Winter Goods and prepared to offer
GREAT BARGAINSy
We call especial FURNITURE aud late arrivals
PETS and WALL PAPER which greatly reduced
Good Hemp Carpets % cents per yard
Good Dundee and Vienna Carpets, 40
lnnn, 40. % and 20
Extra ard Super. IngraD IS, 3d. 80 and 10 ."
Tapestry Brussels, 90 to l %
Oil Cloths 49, so and 90
India Mating Rugs, Stair Carpets
Oil Cloth, Spreads, Curtains &C.
DRESS GOODS STILL LOWER!
We Black Beaver Dp de for ladies' ok and sacks
Bach Silks Pure pongee Silks fine Black Baun Uhmces aud Mo-
hairs Apaccas Mnos Empress Cloth Serg Ppn and other dress goods
AT REDUCED RATES.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-09

TERMS.-Singlo copies, 45 cents; one copy, QUO
year, s., in advance; two copies, SO; five copies
S2l. The above rates include postage. Volumes
commence In January and july Subscriptions
may begin at any time. Address,
E. R. PELTON, Publisher,
los Fulton St., New York.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-09

We hand and receiving weekly additions
and Winter Goods and are prepared to offer
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-09

Since the discontinuance Of Every Saturday the
ECLECTIC is the on y publication which furnishes
pleteness, at a price which all compares with the
American Monthlies.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-27
THE STATE LEGIsLATURE.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY &c, 1874.
SENATE.

SENATE.
The Senate met at IL nj.
MIR: Lee presented the petition OF sun
dry citizens and tax payers Of Chester,
relative to assessment of property and
praying for relief by ordering re-as-
sessment for this year, to be made in
accordance with the rule of law as fixed
in Section 39, Article I, of the Constitu-
ton.
Mr.. Swails, from Committee on Rail-
roads. recommended charter of the New
berry Rsilroad Company, with the pro-
viso that tho Act shall continue in force
for twenty years, provided the road
shall be commenced within three years
and completed within seven years from
the passage of this Act.
MIR. Whittemore, from special Joint
appointed to mako certain
inquiries of 81. Fl. Kimpton, Finan ncial
Agent of the State in the city of New
York, relative to the agricultural college
land scrip bonds, submitted report Of
said committee. Also, eubmitted
lengthy report upon matters in conncc
tlon with certain pay certificate drawn
in favor Of Senator s. A. SwaiIs. which
was received as information.
MIR. Hope, from special committee
appointed to Investigate the indebted
ness OF certain County Treasurers prior
to the fiscal year 1872. submitted a re-
port. that they called upon the Comp
troller. General for such information as
his office afforded, and were furnished
with sufficient evidence to authorize the
com mIttee to present the sum OF 1896,
7O6 as due the State, which has been
unaccounted for by the eaid County
Treasurers.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met at 10 A. NJ.
A bill to charter the Congaree Manu-
featuring Company, with amendments,
received it's second reading.
bill to make appropriation to pay
the claims held in trust by J. Woodruff
and A. 0. Jones against the State was
ordered to be engrossed for third read
ing.
Mr.. Jones introduced bill to alter
and amend the charter of the town of
Georgetown.
MIR. Crittenden introduced joint re-
solution proposing an amendment to
Section S, of Article Y. of the Constitu.
ton OF the State of South Carolina.
MIR. w. A. Grant-A joint resolution
requiring persons holding claims
against the County of Charleston to file
the same in the Office of the County
Commissioners, and providing for the
payment of the same
The enacting clause of bill to char
ter the Georgetown and Northwestern
Narrow Gauge Railroad Company was
stricken out.
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A destructive Gre occurred at 4 clock
tuesday morning, on Water, between
Daurhin and Conte streets, Mobile.
Alabama, originating near John Harris
furniture store, which entirely con-
sumed it with its contcnts; loss, S25,-
900; insurance, SIG. 600 Also entirely
consuming the feed store of J. II.
O'Harris; loss on the stock, 81, 500; in
surance, $4,000. Tho adjoining stores
wero considerably damaged.
The Secretary of War is about forced
TO suspend payment of bornties to CO.
lored troops.
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Milk for Sale

THE undersigned is now establishing q
4 MILK DAIRY on the Farm adjoining
tho State Univcrsity Grounds, and will de-
liver pure Milk to persons in any part OF the
CITY Parties wishing to DO served can get
Tickets ut the cornor Of Senate and Pickens
streets, or by addressing a note through p.
o. Box 2o6 to the undersigned.
Fob 273* NV IRWIN
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Buying Goods for Cash, am ena-
bled to make further reduction in
prices. The G0oGs are all new and
will give entire satisfaction to all con-
sumers. The following are few of
the leading articles and prices:
Choice Family FLOUR, $40 per bar
rel.
Choice Family FLOUR, selected ,eAent,
$40 per barrel
Best IVhUe CORN, 81. Is per 6ushel.
HAY Y, Northern, 81 75 per hundred.
LrisA POZA TOE7,, 81 rs per barrel.
SALT, $3.50 per sack.
NeO Orleans SUGAR, 8 to 12I5 cents
per pound
GsUG1R. 1913 cents pei, pound.
Extra c SUGAR. IL cents per pound.
SUGAR. II cents PEI. pound
Crushed SUGAR, IL IIs. cents per pound.
Po,0dered and Grdnulafed SUGAR,
IL cents per pound; retailed at Il cent per
pound eafru.
Laguayra COFFEE. finest. as1s cents
per pound.
Od Government Juoa COFFEE, As
cents per pound
English Brea41ast TEA, 81 to 1876 pen.
pound.
O0long TEA, 81 per pound.
Gunnpowder TEA. 81 10 Sl50 PEI,
pound.
Young Hysem TEA. 81 to 81 25 pei,
pound.
Imperial TEA, 81 80 per pound.
1 call especial attention to these Teas
they are Gerry choice
f. a. Ferris Sugar Cured HAMS, Is
cents per pound.
Davis' Diamond HAMS, Is cents per
pound.
Morrison's Suym. Cured HAMS, Is
cents per pound.
breakfast STRIPS, sugar cured, Is
cents per pound.
VACON. ~ dnti II cents pe, Mound.
CHEESE. Is and 25 cents per pound.
MOLASSES, 40, SO. 81 and 70 cents
per gailon
GOLDEN DRIPS, so cents per qullon
Ne,o Orleans NeU 4SYRUPS, 50 onl
80 cents per gaHon.
Comnlon Rye IFHlSkEY, 80 per gal
tan.
Corn JyIfIShEl., So and So per gal
lon
Oh Bourbon WIILShEl, So per qal
lon
OM IYAeM IVIILSKEI, 81 per onllon
Monogram IYiiIShEY, So per gallon
Imported Holland GIN, ST. ps,. gallon.
Imported BRANDY, Of tie celebrated
50 per g.lion.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-27
AGNEW'S
CASH GROCERY HOUSE.
Low Prices, First Quality Goods
AND
CASH BEFORE DELIVERY.

NAbA OCCOhG DE(Sl HEh1.
CRUSHED SUGAR. 10 cents per pound by
the barrel. At retail, 8 pounds for 81.
Granulated SUGAR. IL cents per pound by
the barrel. At retail, 8 pounds for 81.
Powdered SUGAR, IL cents per pound by
the barrel. At retail, 8pounds for 81.
AsUGA Ar, 1ia cents per pound by the bar
rel. At retail, 8 pounds for 81.
Extra SUGAR, II cents per pound by tho
barrel. At RETAIL 81 pounds for 81.
Finest OLD RYE WHIsKEY. IS per gal
lon.
Finest OLD BOURBON wH1sKEY, 50 per
gallon.
Finest OLD HOLLAND GIN, Sc per gal,
lon.
Finest OLD SCOTCH wH1sKEY, Sc per
gallon.
Finest OLD orARD BRANDY, 50 per GAL
Ion.
New York Sugar cured HAMS, Is cents per
pound.
Davis Diamond HAMS, 1G cents per pound.
With full stock OF Choice, Fancy and
Staple Groceries. in all their varieties, con-
stantly on hand, and for sale at our usual
low prices, for cash only.
Jan22 JOHN AaNEW & SON.
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NJ n NJ u V mn T n a NJ
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IN Mo~lroto ohla railn%.~oI,

IN marketable CoilateTais.
ENCHANGE on New York, Baltimore,
~ Philadelphia, Boston and all promin ent
citios of tho United States and Europe
bought and sold.
DEPOSITS received aud intcrcst. bearing
certificates issued "
STOCKS, Bonds. GOLD and SILVER
bought and sold.
ACCOUNTS of mcrcna nts and others from
the city and country so olctcd, and LIB BERAL
LINES OF DISCOUNTS granted by the
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
Corner OF Plain and Richardson streets
Feb 81
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-27

MENTAL SUCCESS. Capacity and talent
in this pushing. nustling age. do not
always insure business success; but
these. when coupled with resolute effort.
untiring energy, suave manners and
thorough professional knowledge, lead
to position, fame and success. for they
deserve them. This is illustrated iu the
career OF DR.. Jones, now in this city.
He has devoted the best years OF lis
life to cultivating good natural abilities,
and thoroughly qualifying himself to
battle with the worst forms of disease
that assail and PROSTATE the human sys.
tenn. The result is practice extensive,
growing and lucrative. DR.. Jones pc
ouiiar experience in the treatment of
chronic diseases makes him in every
way skillfnl and trust worthy physi-
clan. He has been induced to extend
his stay at the Wheeler House, in this
city, until the 18th of March.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-27

Auot1on Sales.
Ne,o and Elegant Windo,o Shades. OH Cgoy
Ia6!e Couers, 1o,oeis, Napkins, Doylies.
Pocket Cutleey, dc.
BY H. & S. BEARD, Auctioneers.
THIS Friday MORNING, the 9th instant
at Iu O'CLOCK, ia our Auction Room. We will
offer for SALE W. "-A
ihe above enumerated goods, among
winch there are about 100 plain, gold band
ana richly ornamented Window Shades. as
sorted colors, and largo lot OF Oil Cloth
These goods are all fresh and OF excollent
qual!ty, and will positively be sold. to close
c.0He.snmonI. . Feb 20
Sale Of Securities.
BY SEIBELS & EZELL, Auctioneers
IN compliance with instructions from the
carolina National Bank OF CoIumbia. q. a
We Will sell, on THURSDAY, March 12
next. At our Office, at IL O'Clock A. NJ on
account OF whom it may concern the fol-
lowing SECURITIES, viz:
$12 800 or First Mortgage Counona of tho
Blue Ridge Railroad COMPANY.
$4,000 Of Second Mortgage Bonds of tbe
Groenville and Columbia Railroad Oomn,nv
S5O7. 90 OF Coupons OF said Bonds Of the
Greenvillc and Columbia Railroad Comnanv
50, ,635 OF Bills of the Bank Of the State ~
South Carolina. -
IS ,267. SO o. Coupons Of Bonds of the Ian
rens Railroad Company.
Sale positive and without reeerye. Terms
cash on delivery of the Securities, two daya
alter the day Of sale. Feb 25
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-27

HOTEL ARR1vALs, February 90, 1874
Hendrir House-W H Sigh. Richand;
J Il Fowles. Orangebnrg; W r Davis,
Ooonee; L w Erwin, White Oak; Ernest
Hogrefe, Due West; L T. Cloud, j L
Black. Ridgeway; I'll GLADDEN., Black.
stock; j @ Briee, Mrs A Brice, Thos
Fl Jones, r G Lamar, Fairfield; J Z
Ligon, city; W s Raulhac. N G; j s
Hegba, A G Cudworth. N Y; " P Tur.
ner and wife, N J; T E Goodwin. Md;
W $ Stetaon, Ga; H d Hamiter, Rich.
land; F Miller. city.
Columbia Hotel-Aug B Knowlton,
Orangeburg; W M Dwight, T w Rabb,
Winnsboro; J T Newman. s @ r r; II
Il Adams, o B Warwick, U A; Jas II
Rion, Winnsboro; F W Smith. N Y; E
4 Tate. Coonee; . Bieman, Walhalla;
T 8 Olarkson. N @; g E Reab, Charles
ton; e 81 Brooks, SO; A A Gilbert,
Sumter; J Nj Seigler, J s Land, g & G
r r.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-27
SPRING GOODS

SPRING GOODS.
IA THE aubacriber would respectfully in
H form his many friends and customers
I'M that he ie now in receipt OF his spring
stock Of CLOTHS and OASSIMERES,
&C., which ho is prepared to mako up in tho
latest styles and on tho most reasonable
terms. j. F. EISENMANN.
Feb %
, 1874-06-12

aud although It waa known tint llo was short to
a largo amount OIL tho Into bulge, no ono nup-
posed that hu loBBoB exceeded lis gainB or TINT
ls CAPITAL was scrioualy impaired,
Wednesday, A1r. Foliansboo did not make Ills
appoara,,co nt l,a p'aco Of Lusinoss, md towards
tl,o latter part Of TINT dry it b9eano noissd ss
isoar,1. l,o had "lnia down. 1his suspicion VIVA
confirmed yostorday. AIr. Follnnpbeo Ind sto-
cu,nbod to his 1usaos Which arc ustimatod, oyor
aud above his profits and oapitRl, to DO about
$25, 900. This anm only partially inklicnteB tho
oxtont Of his tradnB. II ID Haid tint le lna sold
short 900 900 bushels Of corn and about 900, 200
bushels Of wheat, but. 81 this involved all sorts
Of counter, trading. IL tho absonce Of ha book.
kooror aud himself from thor of1lco, It waa i'm
possible to 1oarn tho exact condition OF iH deals.
Inquiry among tho 1notnbors Of tho board 70.
voalB tho fnct tlat there tH scarcely firm but
mot with Bo1no loss by tho failure. Most OF
those wero in amounts ranging. from 4l00 to
$500. Among tho principal losora are
tho following G. Follanabno q Son,
oyor1raft about ss, 900; ]. stnrgiH, $4,000; Nc
0ormck, Adams 4 Co., 81 500, Domiclt \ Co.,
claims against him as inst as presented, until laH
money bavo out.
Tloro IL n general disposition to giyo him what
tinno ho needs to recover himself, mid as his
1oBseB aro scattered 80 mitch It s probnble no
will roBumo businosB shortly. 1Io atnted to those
vino called Upon him TINT le would pay every
cont he owed. Mnny have expected TINT his
father, Of tho banl1ing firm Of c. lollansboe d
Son would pay his do6ts. but tho old gentleman
thing OF tho kind, but that Frank must fight his
own battloA Ho lind niways opposod Ills deal
iue on 'ClanYo, and lad often warned him. Ho
must now sottle without MD from him.
, 1874-06-12
SUBURBAN NEWS,

..,,, l.. r,,,,t,, f,rro,,;,,, - .,,o
There Will oe county oongent'on AZ tho
Court-HouGo Saturday at O'CLOCK p. m' Tor the
purpose Of olccting Delegates to tho Republican
sra,. ~. n,,,a- h,g;rosa ,v, a.o In hro,cht
lhu 4aht' o'no4 uae4'''an ~, wa "'o ~ ',s46.
before tho convention. Ino coausy ID e4tit1eo
to four delegates.
Daniel Kol1ey, ono Of tho largest wool-growors
il, 1iI;no,a roccnt1v sod IN Oo1 nonp,1H of wal
~ ~ tLaIE,S' t1,a Eo9 Rivo. Wonl"n 1onmnvs
~ W;1,iam i1yor mat viii NJ, ncciilout reoontly.
,n DyIe Is .nd "1'I to~n ~ "n1 monro1 H.
iiln 1allp H.. .arr;,,o ,,aan,ar "
n,,u Ill., 80 a,,a,, ~ ta Whooton fornat Rand
Io oiu.sn a'4 ert,, ~. | ~ o.,,san i,,o nas,,v ".,I
cuuuJou ~ ',,i"nnn, ~ ~ ntnraat ~ t1,o?r ~
~ ,;.,. n;.uut ~, u"ti IL 1g', nut M S' N
NIn.a;o litt1a Iaunhtor of a. NJ. Allan T,,,oa-
ny JIM st sconi wth otbsra Of hor own are"
Pr fuat,,rIov ,;rt,t i've rott1o hnn,,vit,r tn
~ s.esGIS Mtr,,riv., gunInx ""Et n Tni,,.nfnrn md
~ .ih6 Jhs ,t6o,uoJ owcr ti,o Cathnlic n.r,ntorv
i i~'o dn',' 1nrca nnnhor of tonbntnnos'
10y , 9.,,o,mho5 the acmntcrv fonco' Tor dis
tanc uu ~ u rods Tho lurrcauo swept everything
HE s,,r ~ ~ onout 40 o0 will bo oxnenlel in
hoa,,i;frinr GI Il Ii" nutlo sounro.
:a1 nn1," ,x ha ,iu,v o,,sorvad sun.
Stu - ~ ~ At !? cimrci, T'hHo nasfnr of tho
ony y,.ai, a. wi s nraoci, to tia momIora Of te Hnb
att.>aa'on, ~ 1nl{, A. M nto1, early piety. In
| ~ ,o"ur Mr. Iiaynr1 md nthnrs will mnl,o
s,.iot snn aadrns.ca
ftT,o naonln nf Whaaton ynre for a while I'M
ac;n,n4t Themselves FREQ Of saloons, Tlloy hnyo
,'e5a ann,naw,,a dncayn1. N1ontIay evening tic
sv uard NJ srnnryuors Hol meetli,r. and glant-
o,l iieonsou to Bomo ton or twolyo saloou.keep-
~ ~ ft",o noon1o "ro lnui in thar t]ouunintion
or Inc Boa sov p DO not estate e. to say has Ito
, 1874-06-12

70 tho railroad excursion spoken Of III TIE
Tn1nuNs, Tor tho roaaoll that thoy could not got
" On M aeconnt Of hnd weather, tho racos TINT
were. Advertised for Wednesday wore post
lollod.
Tho frlontla Of the nov. 8. Z. Hay. rnstor Of
tho ,roabytcrlnn Church, aro invited to meet Ut
sponl Hoclai hour with llim prosious to hin do
r'art,,ro for tho EnRt. MIR. Hay IL going to tho
inst tn hupoa Of reoapcrating his hoaltli, and
will return II lis iloalsh tuatilles him IN 80
doing. .,
Tho work OH tho picklo-fa factory is progressing
rapidly. Tho frame Is erecting Tho building
VIII DO 1oox72 feet, and Ia to DO completed by tho
10Th prox.
Tho Common Council met friday. Mayor
Donnoliy In tho clair. present-slorwood,
Dlakoslcc, Arnold, Bunker Austin, and Dar-
rows,
Thp report Of James N. neynolds, firc.in-
a,,ranea J., aaNant' was presented fov'Aod, aud
r Ihs roport m Of Jotu !. Murphy, -rroasuror.
waa presented, road and placod on illc.
Tlis report Of tho Surorntentent 1T stroctB
waa rcad aoooptod, aud plaeed on flo.
Thomas Smith wna appointed poundmaBter
for tho rest Of tho year.
IL, ortllnnnce to prevent youthf,,! e1pbcyanco
in tho uso of ilrc-craokors vas adopted. An Or
dtnarco to appropctate money for corporate pur.
your Guiding Aptil 10, 1875, was adopted.
grocery l.ceuao wns granted 10 Michael
O'U1en on LID filing IN approved bond.
nEsp1A1xEs.
Tlis oyoning tho poop!o Of thls placo will give
Church, bcnet under liz e,liae Ut IN ico-orcnm
| aud strawberry fes.iyat. mir. Frank Stout will
also give o ronting on this occasion.
| HARVARD.
Mrs. Calm, living near big Foot wns 80 badly
burned that eho died from tho Objects,
E1o1H.
Tho much h-talked-of and 1ong-oxpooted Bocla-
bio of the employees Of tho National Watoh COM
pnny and their friends occurred Wednculny
evening. Tho oommonooment OF tho jIryt yacu-
fiu in six Years was cl,oyutl es au ausociuus &C.
casiou for 4 ponornl reunion,
The now buildinea Of tue Company wero pre-
parod for guests, and tho rooms, with length
, 1874-06-12
GENERAL NEWS,

The temperature yesterday rs observed by
ManaaBo, optician, undor The tribune Build
ing was, In the shade, as follows: Att a. nj. G8
deg. Fahr. 10 Il. m. 70 dcg; 12 III. 75 deg. ut
3p: IN. 60 deg; at y. M. G3 deg; aud ut 8 p.
m. 60 dog.
a littlo child named Mary A1ico Smith, living
with her parents at No 247 North Market street.
was scadod to doath by tho upBettng Of pot
Of cofIoo yesterday morning. Tho Coroner hold
an inquest later i'll tho day, aud returned yer-
dict Of accidental death.
Tho alarm from Box No. As, ut hn1f-past s
o'clock yesterday morning wsB cansed by tho dis
oovesy Of anmca in d two~story brick barr, in tho
rear Of No. 8G1 Indiana avonuo, owned by A. Al.
plelpH. Damngo, $500; fully insured. Tie fro
iB supposed to Laye boeu tho work Of m incon-
diary.
AfrH II. O. Brown, living at No. 112 Wcat Ran
dolpA stroos, diod very suddenly betweou O aud
7 O'clock yesterday morning, undor circnin-
stances inducing conclusion that doath re-
Anfted from all overdose OF morphine. bhe ARB
boon in poor health for some timo, aud WAS ac-
customod to this drug as a reinodialag agent. The
Coroner Inns boeu notified.
The representatives OF tho city lodges OF tho
I. o. o. i. mot Wednesday eyoniny III tho parlor
Of Excelsior Lodge to porfeot arrangements for
Tss9S ana Wns I'M
struoted to engage Kfngsbury MuBio Hall for tho
session Of tho Graud Lodge, and to perfect ar
rangemanta with ono Of our nrlnopal hoto!s
making it tho headquarters for tho Ofdor: The
Secretary Of tho Executive Committee, W. H..
Crookor, reported a programme tor the ooeaalont
which was adoptod, and which will bo published
in duo tl,ne Tho Ordor intend to do all tAoy can
To nuke it pleasant for thoir visiting brothers.
Tho Coroner hold an inqueat OIL tho body Of
Angelo do Aaoco yestorday afternoon prompted
tlioroto by the statement tlat lls doath resulted
from foil play. Docoasoa was an 1talian
youth who lived with padrone at No.
0D Bunker atroet. Some three woeks aEo
ho was talen alck. and attended
by DR.. Coll Tho skill Of tho physician
was unabio to Bavo him, and death enBuo1
| about a fortnight ago. The body wsB exiilrned
ut Calvary Cemotory yeBtorday, anl btnnght to
tho city, when after puHt-rnorlem examination
it WAS tl0torulinol that la1th resulted IRON nat
ural causes.
Tie lady managers Of the Homo OF tho Friend
loss held their Annlal reception yoAseEuay. Az
III usual OIL these uCcasions. tho lton0 was aoo,
| oratea III q handsome manner with iioWera and
bannora, tho tableB pictures, and other articles
OF adorsimont being entwined with gay Wreasla
Eaeh room on tho first floor Of tho largo build
lug waB Hot aside for SUMO especial obiou. LII ono
OF these. FUR livbecca drew lomonado from 4
mosa.ooyerod we'll wAioh oxteudod iiito the
| depths below aH much VI eightoen inches. III
annthor tue famous cookbook 1nVontod anG
published by tho opEouroan patrons OF tho tnstt'
iutaon waa sold TO Aoso who Rsso 70 1ossaaatt
, 1874-06-12
4 G1lorv.


coruiu starch manufacturers assert that wherever
their sturch, placed by them exhibition iu tic
United States, has received tho highest premium, mud
at tho Worlds Eair, In Europe, tho jury Of nations
awarled 1t tho prize melal III testimony Of tho high
est grada Of merit"
Tor tho information Of whom It uay concern re de-
e!ro to ask tho following quotations.:
Firat-WAa not tLoir stArch exhibition at ths In
duAtrial Exposition, Cincinnati, 1870. by them their
consgneo? Did they receive pro,rium7
Seeond-Dd they not exhibit thor starch fcompet-
iug with us} q. ths Worlds Talr, London, 1862? Did
they recolvo prize mcda, III, honorable mup-
tIon2 .
Possibly, previous to existence (lB55 thoy may
hayu received n,edal; Of TINT VIC hnye othtng to
fny II, however, they wtah to make point Of re-
c.irng ,nelxtH nlia preiuns, let them llaco before
tn. public tho dates, aud wAere such prizes wore re-
ceiyed BY them.
Below We give 9 List Of prize medals taken by us,
with lacs and placoa.
Tho Messrs. Duryca, Of tho Glen ooyo Starch Com
hoy9 ss'a Tn M I'll fnag e
| Tho Great international Exhibition, London, 1861
Tho Great international Exhibition Hamburg, 1868
Tile 1reat international Exhibition, Cologne, 1866
Tlo 0reAt international Exhibition Amsterdam,
1860. Under tho ausices Of Society for tho Eucor
ageruent Of Manufactures, Traaos, and Industries III
~ International Exhibition, Aona Denmark 1860.
International Exhibition. Paris, 1857.
Exposition Maritime 1ntcrnati0nnle du IIarre, 1868.
Also, American Institute 1867. Maryland Institute
1851. South Crolina Institute 1870. Inor-Satcs, SHto
and County Faira aud I'll every Instance Us above tn-
dicated. have received Prize Meda. At pasis, laG7
At Lonon, 1861 In addition to Prize Modal, Hon.
orahlo Mention n" For Exceeding Excellence ef Qnat-
The sIessrs Duryea do not find 1t necessary to per-
soualy declare the superiority Of thoir KoodH. TIle
af; Dafyeaa to be the list SrIrst fn tht iISrd'
| DUaYrAR' GLEN uoyE STARCH UoMrANY.
, 1874-06-12
DOMESTIC WOE.

Ono Of the most amusing chaptors Of domestic
troubles ever reoitcd il court WAS told yesterday
X Eoitgnw GOV aaainst Ludwig Pfotl. Christian Mullt-
aa,r saa,;e Wo1,tzo,y ond Chor1oa nrandorr
Sow, aopnls -.oo", 1', 49, -. n.at,. H.. %a =.
dottl1eD premises A1s htors ps statns ttA1 to ~
now about w yenr8 OF age, hae been married 1of
many yoars and has several children who may
hc ca1je5 o1iyo plants, aud others who moro
,,oa... ~ roaon,,1o hrn,nh,oa
Doafty ~ roselip.o u.aAAe'1s ~ ~, r 4,>r1Io,
III ls1o ho ooueht OF John brown sho Il. :: OF
tho s. Z. 4 Of Soc, 35, 39, IL, being 80 acres, iii
the Town Of LYONS, for "a, 500. About this timo
\ arn1rs or FAMILY rnoun1,Es
''.,.,.,..,,.s. -. 49, ,,,,a,.n;,t.,7:,,o
arose, caased pflnelpany W tae u.olt,stnnlRo a.
conduct OF one Of his sons' Christian % Molltzow.
On ono OCCASION Chriatian assaulted tho com-
plainant, and gave him a most unpalatablo lunch
OF half dozen OF his own toeth, whlch ho