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ALTERED CERTIFICATES OF ERIE-AN NvEsTI-
CATION ORDERED.

ALTERED CERTIFICATES OF ERIE-AN MvEsTI-
CATION ORDERED.
Quite o sensation was produced In wall street
yesterday morning by the following announce
ment, which came over the instrument Of the
Gold and Stock Telegraph Company:-"Two Ger.
tiicates OF Erie have been discovered raised from
two shares to one hundred each, name OF Tum-
bridge Co. There are supposed to De four GER
tidcates OF this description" A little later the
above was corrected as follows:-'The Erie GER
tdcates are raised from two shares TO two num-
bred each, instead OF one hundred, as reported"
The name OF TumOridge II Co. ran like wildire
from lip TO lip. The firm are prominent dealers In
what are termed "puts ana calls" although their
once IN the basement o. tae BUILDING a. tne cor.
ambitious announcement that they are bankers
and brokers'. immediately TumbrIdge Co. were
waited upon by q representative OF the HERALD,
who saw a member, Of the firm (Mr. W. +. Hub
belp, who very frankly gave statement in refer
his his name as NJ. f. warren came %
s the firm two shres of Ere for him.
He gave his residence as No. FRANKLIN square,
Boston. AS tw2 s"ares coua not r ea DC pnr,
(purcnaslnk the TWO shares requistte) from Mr..
Valentine, member Of the New YORK Stock TX
change. They were then sent to the Erie transfer
ONCE, in Pine street. and two share certificates
were made in theiI own name the three shares
the transfer the Erie clerk was asked If there was
any chance to
RAISE OR ALTER THE STOCK,
as the party purchasing was stranger TO the
firm. The answer was decided mo" The
stranger paid S64 currency for the two shares and
departed. Mr.. Tumbridge himself subsequently
confirmed the statement Of his partner, and also
sent communication to the Stock Exchange,
which contained substantially the same partlCu-
lars. The two shares nave been raised TO 200
snares, and the transfer was refused yesterday at
the Erie office, where the fraud was first dis
covered,
Messrs. Duncan, Sherman & Co., the Erie IMAM
cial agents, were waited on, but they very cava-
lIery refused 10 be interviewed on the subject,
and referred the HERALD agent to Messrs. Lee
ROGUE & Barlow, the counsel OF tine railroad. The
former gentleman was found at his office IN
William street, and stated to the reporter
that he had no Information other than that already
given. He ADDED that the object OF the rogues
VINO raised the certificate has been lOiled, unless
some bank In Boston has loaned money upon the
stock. 1t appears that the rascals have been de-
teated through an oversight. All Erie certificates
for small number OF shares are printed IN blue
ink, while the larger certificates are printed in
red. The raised stock was detected, therefore,
immc tely. The Exchange Will make thorough
Investigation OF the whole matter; but 1t Is sup
% sed the same parties are at work in this busl-
ness who have recently been detected IN Boston
in raising the certificates OF Michigan Central
stock.
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The Stock Market Still Firm and Prices
Tending Upward.
GOLD ia Sd A la 6-S.
"A Bad Bank Slatfment-Large Loss in the
Surplus Reserve.
MONEY EASY AND BONDS STEADY.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET, |
SATURDAY, FEB. 20-6 p. NJ
RI. The recent suggestions in this column concern
dng the probable nrmness OF the stock market,
and a temporary change Of front by spectators,
found further confirmation to-day in generally
advanced and stin prices. For three days steady
Improvement has thus been recorded 1t Is not
natural TO suppose that movement IN either
direction win oe unattended by drawbacks and
feverses IL is contrary to the experience OF the
street and the manner in which stocks are manip-
ulat ted. But there Is something strangely eccen-
1rlc in such an exhibition OF strength as we have
mad to-day, in the face OF one OF the weakest bank
statements that has been published for long
Anne. Usually stocks have been observed to
weaken under influences OF this character, and
she exception to the rule has occurred at a time
when 1t might be least expected, and when, II
there real desire to depress prices, the
occasion would have been eagerly seized Tor the
purpose.
THE RANGE OF FIGURES
was as follows Western Union opened at 72A, ad-
vanced to and closed at 1874 Erie sold at 27sS and
at FIX, seller l6. Pacific Mail opened at 3214 and
steadily improved to 33k. Hannibal and st. Jo-
seph opened firm at 20 and moved up to az, end
ADg at POS. The preferred stock sold at 28. Union
Pacific very firm and active, and advanced
from 391z to 411S New York Central sold all day
at lOiA. Lake Shore advanced from "a to 744.
Northwest common advanced from 43l4 to 43sl,
closing at 42%; preferred stock sold az 55s% Rock
Island sold at 1881 lo414 1o4. Wabash changed
from 1917 TO II a, but ended at 10s4. Ohio and Mis-
sissipp sold at 24% 2551 closing at 2514 The pre-
derred stock closed at 591s.
THE SALES
to-day amounted to l24 600 shares, which were
distributed as follows New York Central and
Hudson River, $50; Erie, 900; Lake Shore, 1900;
Cincinnati and Plttsburg, 100; Northwestern,
900; Northwestern preferred 800; Rock Island,
$500; Pacific Mail, 26, 700; st. Paul. S70O; Ohlos,
800; western Union, $4,000; wabash, 4,9oo Union
Pacific l4,OO0; c., c. and !. c., 500; Panama 100.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The close OF prices to-day shows the following
changes compared with those OF yesterday. II
will be observed that there is a continuation OF
1ate improvement
ADvANCE.-Atlantic and Pacific preferred, q;
Delaware and Lackawanna, q Erie, n; Hannibal
and ST. Joseph, q Lake shore, 4 northeastern,
"a ONO and Mississippi, ~; Pacific Mall, Ia;
Panama, q Quicksilver 4; ROCK Island, Is; ST.
Paul, a; Union Pacific, Il; western Union, 70
Atlantic ana Pacific telegraph, y.
DECLNE.-New York Central, u.
The stocks that remained steady were c., c.
and l. c., wabash and Northwestern preferred.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
pf fha a
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JESSUP Il co.

The AFFAIRS Of Je-sup Co. are now in the hands
OF the committee appointed at meeting OF the
creditors on Friday, who will at once proceed to
audit the accounts and in conformity with their
instructions Will report at an adjourned meeting,
TO he held at the ONCE OF POmerOy Plummer,
corner Of Leonard anu Church streets, on the
afternoon oil Tuesday next, at two O'CLOCK. The
martial ana informal statement submitted SHOWS
4 favorable condition Of AFFAIRS for the creditors,
but nothing DEFINITE can be arrived at until the
report OF the comm ttce Is made. member or
the firm yesterday declined to say anything on the
subject, responding. In answer TO the inquiry, II
can only say that we have nothing to say. The
committee appointed will make their report in
que time, which will afford all necessary inlOrma-
t,On to those interested.u
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Tot reserve s72,54, 200 se7c47,oO Dec ,494 700

Tot reserve S12, 100 SoI,c3UOV Dec. ,4'4, 0O
Reserve re-
gniredag't
deposIts. 5o,70s,075 5e,o55, $50 -
Exc's Of re-
serve ably
legal re-
quIements$l2,s33,625 s',s9l,O50 Dec Ss,o92,515
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money on call loans remains steady at 2S per
cent Foreign exchange closed quiet and some
what weaker ior long sterling. Sales OF bankers
bnIs were made at s.s2l4 4.s3. Sight exchange
was quoted at 4.s6 4.s6]l. From the London
market we have quotations, tue Stock Elk.
change there being closed Tor repairs upon the
building
GOLD 1l49s 1l4%.
This department OF the market was without
especial feature. The opening price was max,
rom which there was a decline to ~, followed
by partial recovery, and closed at ll4x. The
carving rates were -, 2, pa and 3 per cent.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY 875-QUADRUPIE

llsh . 1lsx; DO. do, 1867, registered. 11e
ll9A, do. DO. do, coupon, ll0k 119h; do. do.
1865, registered, lI9A ll9H; do. do. d. cou-
pom, ll9x ll9X; 90. do. ten-forties, registered
ia ll4X; do. do. do, coupon, III a 117s; do.
do nves, 1881. registered, ll4aS lis; do. do. DO.
coupon, ll4s< l15K.
RAILROAD BONDS.
The leading feature among these was the &C.
fiylty in Union Pacific, which acquired additional
strength rom the prospect OF favorable Con-
gressonal action in the matter OF the recent offer
OF the President to compromise the method or
paying its debt 10 the government. An advance
In the sinking fund was made TO s7sl, against s6A
at the close yesterday. Union Pacific frsts sold
at 1914 "a, land grants at 94h 90, Central
Paciacs at 96h and san Joaquin Branch at s5A.
Chicago and Northwestern consolidated coupon
gold bonds were next In point OF interest, $4,000
changing hands at 801s q 81. The latest bids
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BANK SHARES

BANK SHARES
were only In moderate request. The Park Bank
sold at l39. the American Exchange at 117X, the
Continental at 90 and the Central National at 90.
The last bids were as follows :-American EX-
change, 1l7A; Central National, 90 Chatham 1877 ;
Chemical l.60O City, 800; Commerce, 119; Corn Ex-
change. lbs; First National 2OO Fourth National,
9sH; German-American, 81; Gold Exchange 49,
Grocers', 90; Hanover, 9s Importers and Traders,
1876; Irving, 12s; Leather Manufacturers, 1888;
Manhattan, 146H; Marine, 100; Mercantile, Ill |;
Merchants, 119; Merchants Exchange, 1Ol; New
YORK, 127; New York National Exchange 80;
North America, 81; Pacific, 100; Park, 1873; Peo-
ples, I4o; Phoenix, 90; State OF New York, 40;
Union, 1856
SOUTHERN BONDS.
Southern State bones were dull. MlssOuris were
nominal at 96h a 81 for the plain skies, Hannibal
and st. Joseph offering az 96n. OLD North Caro-
linas were offered at q, new being 10 bid and
special tax being az bid Old South Carolinas
closed at BIZ bid and April and October at 800
bid, July and January Offering at 3S. Tennessees
we're frmer at 81 bid for old and plain issues,
old and new ex-coupon closing at Al bid, and new
series at 40 to 49, Old and new virglnias closed at
80 bid and consols at 561S 57h.
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EUROPEAN MARKET.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET-LoNpos. Feb. W-Evening -
Linseel OIL 2is Cd. 24s. 3D. per cwt.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

J These were dull. The following are the last
suotauons:-United States currency SKIES, lls
11sh; do. do, 1851, registered, 1lsA 11s; do.
DO. do, coupon lle2. 40; do do. hve-twentes,
1852, registered, iloJs III; DO. do. do, cou-
pom, 1i6h a III; do. do, 1854, registered,
1l7s ll7h; DO. do. do coupon, ll7k
NIX; do. do. 1865, registered, 1ls54 a 119; do.
DO do. coupon. Il9H 1isal; DO. do do. new,
xe9istered. IIsL 1lsB: DO. do. DO. do. coupon.
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THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.


During the week there have been disoursed
$1,000 for interest and s635,Ooo in redemption Of
hve-twenty bonds. The receipts from customs
amount to $685. coo. The customs receipts to.
day we're s422o 600. The Assistant Treasurer paid
out S43 coo on account OF interest and $54 900 in
redemption OF nve-twenty bonds. Washington
dispatches report that the internal revenue re-
cerpts to-day were ss37 ,ooo, total since the 1st
INST. OF S6,5O0,0OO. The national bank notes
ceived for redemption amount to 100000 The
Treasurer now holds $685., 500, 600 in bonds TO
secure national bank note circulation and
SIC, 1000 10 secure public deposits. The out
standing national bank note circulation Is
$346, 100000 OF which s2,950,0O0 are gold notes.
The Treasury shipments OF legal tenders and
fractional currency for The week foot up 81 500 600.
The Treasury to-day received over $4,000, 600
called nve-twenues from Europe Tor redemption.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
This the chief subject OF comment during
ahe day, because its results were entirely unex-
pected. These show a loss IN total reserve OF
IS, 494, 100, made up Of s., 240, 100 specie and
81 254 600 legal tender notes. The surplus reserve
las fallen 81, S42,575, the banks holding now only
S7.s9l, $50 Lawful money above the legal require
ment, against So, 1873 625 so held last week. The
bank averages Tor the past two weeks compare
yollows:-
Fe5; 10; feo. 20, Dtgerenc yes:
Specie... 1884, 200 o54 200 Dec..3 240, 100
Legal tends 56.647,4O0 54392 500 Dec. 2,254, GOO
Deposits. 2Ss S32. 300 236,223so0 Dec. 2e0s, 800
Circulation. 23,5l2,s 900 22,5s4,4oo Dec. s2s,5Oo
The following shows the relations between the
total reserve aud the total liabilities
FEB 10. Fec. 20. Differences.
Epece Sl5 1894 300 $l2 654, 200 Dec. SO, 24O, 100
Legal tends 56,o47,40o 54,3s2,sOo Dec. 2,254,eOO
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FINANCIAL.

AT PER CENT PER ANNUM WILL LOAN, ON
IA first class improved city property 40 per cent on
IT'S appraised vaue; bonus nor commission wanted
only direct parties need apply. Address box 229 herald
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A FURNISHED RESTAURANT WELL LOCATED
n now doing good business. Will be et 70 a Response
bic PARTY with ash and good security immediate
posse siop. Address RESTAURANT, box AZ heTa'd
Ofhce.
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1000 NY Cen 6s. 'S3.
1850 ! a W lst, ~ L..
lu00 CT West lst '5s. ...
1909 Del 4 II r. ST..
1000 Rens 4 Ssr LIST. be
II shs cen Nat Bank.
10 Park Bank ........
~ Continental Bank.
Is Am TX Bk ........
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purchasing useless and cumbersome
articles.
There Is n good stock market as
this place for the purchase and sale
OF horses, mules, aud cattle. Seyeras
persons are engaged more or less, in
the business Of dealing in stock
among them w. NJ. Ward, J. C. Ab--
ney, Barnard Il Co., aud Tracy & Co.
Those who Will cume to Cheyenus
rs the startling point wi!Isave none
time and trouble in purchasing their
mining outfits at ms place.
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Territorial Gf1ccrs.
trotsrHDT-Juo. N. Thaycr.
) cT5iuTy-G. W. FIcuch.
thty SpSt3ss ~ supreme Count. " Fi,L.,
iSsOctdte JUSttcss-JOs. ". Carey, Z A 1IboDs-
oT's sues COAsctOr-E p. Snow.
SaTUsgOF GSHsrdE- Silas Reed.
Ercti,J, u PEb.Sc IObtys-G. W. Torcy
RrgEJsr q. ). LdUf Ugcs-S. II. winsoT-
T TrgtDriII IrsaAHrcT-S W. DsWEeN
ysfThoriai AEdacr-J. II. Hay iord.
+. l.. Arnold.
commissioner 81 Ps4d. EkidFgS Charles Hutton
NJ. +. Post.
territorial Librarian -JOhn Slaughter.
Commune. DH6T 81 L1~sWigsaHoH-J k. Jeffrey
Superintendent u IDsfS VcLoh-Jo4n Siausdisr.
DEasgJui .iuO.HFg-E. r. inhu-Eu
Tay'st St4sss 11atsalszf0a.yIL ". Brun.t
CLrE o. Isf JVficElf TFSfrsci-J. w. BrEnrr.
HIESHG2-Frank WSlcou.
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GENERAL

Delegate IN Congress,
Forty TAiTd COag%s-nun. ". X Steel
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MONDAY. APRIL -, 1875.
NEWS ~mEsCELANT.


Eek Senator Raycls, OF Mississippi,
Eas had q Churgo OF heart rs well "a
or base. He IS the Pastor Of a Me-
,hodist Church in his own static and
u Doctor Of Divinity.
The Duchess Of Edinburgh is &C
ComPlished, even If she is homely.
She can converse with every Foreign
Minister, but the Turkish, in his W
language.
Women all over the country are
increasing the population this year
by threes aud fours at n time. And
yet among this noble army we look
In vain for any such name as Harriet
Beechcr Stowe; Olive Logan, Anna
Dickinson or Susan b. Anthony
SIN Francisco AHa.
The Presidents voice is against
war or annexation as a mode OF in
Identification for the Mexican out
RACES. Neither step is contemplated
in Washington, though it is quite
probable that the State Department
has taken official notice of the grcaser
incursions, and has signified to our
neighboring Republic the dosirn-
bility of putting 4 stop TO that sort of
thing.
From the recent gain OF so per
cent. in the earnings OF the Union
Pacific Railroad, the following csti-
mates for the current year are made:
Gross earnings last year, Sl0,55O, 900
add the gain this year of 80 per cent,
SO, 165, 900; total gross earnings, $l3,
10000; operating expenses 40 per
cent, s5,4S6, 300; nett earnings,
8 100, 900; interest on bonds, $1,000
coo; surplus applicable to dividends
equal to about II per cent. on the
stock, $4,000.
The Louisiana compromise now
seems likely to fail as all persons OF
discernmcnt always supposed that it
would.
JOHN c. New, who is to succeed
Gen. Spinner as United States Trca-
surcr, has received his appointment
through the Influence Of jenasor
Morton.
a New York PAPER annouuces a
New Road to Ruin" With the
Democrats continuing to win victories,
where is the necessity for any new
road to ruin.
Henry Ward Beecher attributes all
his troubles to the fact that he got out
of the logical mood and mixed his
metaphors. If this be so, mixing
metaphors is more dangerous than
mixing diiRks.
The project of building a bridge to
connect Brooklyn and New York
seemed, a few months ago, in q fair
way to succeed. But since the devel-
opments of the great trial, the New
Workers have dropped it.
II is surmised in England, although
not in the best informed circles, that
the red hat was accorded to Cardinal
Manning as a preliminary step to his
elevation to the Papacy on the demise
of Pho Nino. II His Eminence OBJ
tains the higher dignity, the highest,
Of course, in Catholic opinion to be
obtained on earth, he will be the sec
ond English Pope, Adrian ". being
the single Englishman who has ever
worm the triple crown.
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81. A:ark'- church Episcopal. Rev Y. W
uilIt4rI rector. Suud ) services u n. n. SO
3 y. n. Sunday schosl after morning service
Sents rec. a persons arc cordially invited ia
att nd.
Roman Catholic, ltcv. Jas. McGolriGh, Pastor,
Rev. Eugene Cussan. Asst. Church onO'Seii
-trect. above Twentieth.
Presbyterian Church, Rev:w. h. Reed. Pas
tor. Services at II q. IN and p. IN. Sunday
c}ool directly after morning service.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. ". T. Warren, pas
or. Preaching every Sabbath st IlA. m.
and : p. IN. sabbath school AT az q. E.
Pravvr mccIing every Thursday evening The
pablo are cordially Invited 10 all tho ~ssrviSes -
The church.
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knights remPI2T.

Wyoming ComnIIudery No. !. Regular ;or
clave drst Friday in each month.
Wyoming Chapter, No. !. II. A. N. mests
nail. On The first and third Tuesday evenings il
each month, at s q CLOCK p. m.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. 10. meets hrst and thirc
saturday nights In caca month. at Masonic HSli
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County Omcerp.


iGe1 \. Draper, Chairman.
O9.o,tsssC1rys l.. J. BaaTy.
j Lar 5nU. ~.
AArryB-%. d. y'S.l.u-
Constable ". TE,s.I.C. =. Dyync.O
: t~t,r@ u IN TFyr-JHy. Slaughter. IN. firEsT
INK ana R,gD.1sr-Geo y ~tgniFssa.
FrfEsHFsr-D. T-acS-
Fgphs's .JaaHge-p. g., Trey.
praassH3sy 4ugEHry-W ". CuGiaft.
srs1s So, rs1s-rasHi-F. W Hii iarc.
~,r4r-r-h T.'"pf.
issssg9r-EI. ! Morris.
CHEYENNE CITY.
r. q Whipple, Presses Of. Mayer
John %cHlOp.
Bgd Trustees John h. Davis.
&. z Bre-n-h,n.
Peter HEmma
Elsrl-W' Richa d-nn. er. Of. Asssssor-
pGrESz-t.S DrvCe.
frsdsgrtT-It sac B.FguEn.
iH0THsB-T 4. Street.
Sgs rtsOr-A j. IRrShall.
Police Jtsiices- Slaughter, T. v. Fisher-
,euug- Of the Gown Trustees Friday even
lug iS eSch week, at tie City Hail.
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Cheyenne Lodge, No. 81, I. o. G. r, meeiS
every Friday evening at Good TemPiarS' Hall,
nth street.
limitations viii 30 conducted only on the hfSt
and third Fridays of each month. The interIea-
ing Fridays during the month viii be deNotedt
literary exercises. DAN. FALLEN, W. c. T.
". H. Woon. w. Secretary.
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Hope Encan. 5ment, No. ,, I. Q. y. F., nee;
every I'd and 18th Wednesday ofeach month L
Dad Feliows' Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. l, l. o. =. r, meets eTeri
Monday evening at Odd Fellows HAN g
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ALBAS COUNTY.
W. II. niday,
Commissioners Simon Dur ACher,
Thomas Alsop.
SAsr.F-J. z. BHphv.
Justisss Of ne Pace = u : P.nsst
CicrE-J W Mold UNI.
Pr bHs yafgs-G W. ltiffer. Cr-oHci1 TrsasErSI-
Prosecuting iVoTUFU-C W. NraIncl-
experimentation o. SeSOOis-S. L. Andrews.
COrnnErAJ.me VIC
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sWEETwATET COUNTY. ...-s
nv. =. Noble. Chairman
Commissioner william Evans.
lJanCs Calhoun.
Sheriff 4. A. MCPhre.
NcIntuph.
PROBATE Jlig--Jas. 4. Brennan, ~. Of. rrsAs =.
.!JsS sJT- n. 4 JvhnrCu,
UISTA COUNTY.
r. a. Phipps,
Commissioners Ne"ell BEEN an,
y. K. Sloan.
SRcrit-TiIiam Hinton.
G. Lee
PrGOlis JIiyc-N. II. Remington SL. 81. Treas
Prosecuting AnOFUsy--H. GaTbanAIi.
Aas-sapr--M e. HOPKINS.
SURE VJr-H. RvbiaEOn
superintendent 0f $ hOotS-S, X Temple
COG0Rsg-ThunSS street.
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CARSON COUNTY.

CARSON COUNTY.
H.. b. Adams, Chairman
ComntRSioHors %. x. Clay,
IL. II. Brammer.
SAcy5B-D F. R.nnie.
ClsrE Perry l.. Smith.
Pr0bdts yYdgs wm. l. Ash.
AsssssgF b. T. Ryar.
superintendent Of SchOois-B. 2. Kinney.
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LARAMIE
gwm. Harris. er oGes, kEIss
m n FinfrocE
ROdFIF Of TTRsksss{ r.. GalbrHith-
]. j. Webster,
flames Was.
HrH-Ioh Mcleod, 60 aseis AsssEser
MdFAkdE-M. a. Hapcs.
TrsGsurer-L. ID. PeAze.
AhorHey-Hnmer Nerrell.
Police JuSic6-L. d. PeR-e.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED

CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
EcHENoK's PULMoNIc SYRUP,
SCHENCK's SEA WEED TONIC,
SCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS,
Are the only medicines that viii cure Pulmonary Con-
sumption.
Frequently medicines that will stop cough will occa
the death of the patient they lock the liver stop
the circulation of the Blood hemOrrhage follows and In
fact clog the action of the that caused
the cough. 81. @ @&
thirds of the of Consumption Many persons COM
tongue pain in the snoulderbade feelings of drowsness
and resessness the food lying heavily the stomach
accompanied with acidity and beching up of wind.
These symptoms usually originate from dsordered
condition of the stomach or torpid liver.
Persons affected If they take two heavy COLDS
and if the cough in these be suddenly checked will
find the stomach and liver clogged remaining torpid
and inactive and almost before they the lungs
are of and liberated the result of which is
death.
Schencks PulInonic Syrup is expectorant which
does not contain opium anything calculated to check
a cough suddenly
Schencks Sea Weed Tonic dissolves the food, mixes
with the gastric juices of the stomach aids Digestion
and creates q ravenous appetite
When the bowels costive, skin salow or the syLp
toms otherwise of bilious tendency, Schencks Man
drake Pills required
These medicines prepared only by
Up j. III. SCHENCK Il Son,
n. e. corner Sixth and Arch Streets, Phia.
And are for sale by all druggists and dealers.