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Dailu Aenuftrt goutnal.
Onr Apples In England

Nothing astouishcs the English more
than our system OF barreling apples. In
tha, country the crop is placed thinly on
shelves. in frui, houses constructed es-
necially for the purpose, and no one thinks
Of sending them long distances TO mar
ket. Our Rhode Island Greetings and
Baidwins, therefore, which now 60 there
in barrels in immense quantities, surprise
them considerably. A good deal Of this
is. perhaps. due to the varieties we send
there. A few years ago the Newton Pip
pin was the great American apple in the
London market; but since the failure of
that variety. those two named have in
measure taken its place, 1t is not, how.
ever, that these apples should reach the
English markets in such excellent con-
dtion after being merely barrelled up that
so astonishes the English the price is al
so wonder, for. after being sent SO far,
they can still be sold at a price that the
English can hardly touch with their own
fruit This fact speaks well for the pro
gress of American fruit culture .-Ph,la-
delDhid Press.
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PRICES WHICH DEFY COMPETITION

The Mat Department is stocked with the largest
| and best ASSORTMENT OF Mats and Rugs ever offered
in this market, presenting unusual opportunities to
Wholesale as well as Retail buyers.
On the Entrance floor may be found full stock of
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The Postage will be prepaid by the publishers
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Notice.
u. s. Internal Revenue.
SPECIAL TAXES.
Marl IS1s IN nril 40 1874
May 1, 1875, to A priI 30, 1870.

The Revised Statutes Of the United States, Sec
lions 1882 1881 1898, and $780, require every perso
engaged In any business avocatlon or employment
PROCURE AND PLACE CONSPICUOUS
LY IN HIS ESTABLISHMENT Or PLAt +
OF BUSINESS STAMP denoting The payment
Of said SPECIAL TAX for the Special Tax Year
beginning May !, 1878, before commencing or con-
linuIng business after April 80, 1876.
The Taxes Embraced within The Provisions OF the
Law above quoted are the Following. viz:
sccthers, S20o 90
Dealers, retail! liquor % 10
Dealers, Wholesale liquor, l0l
Dealers in malt liquors, wbe lesatc % 90
Dealers in malt liquors, retail, 20 90
Dealers In leaf tobacco 20 90
Ret Ill dealers in leaf tobacco, 900 o
And ON sales ofover ! 900, fitv cents for
every dollar in excess OF $1,000.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco, . 90
Manufacturers OF stills ~ w
And for each stiIl manufactured 20 90
And for each worm manufactured 20 90
Manufacturers of tobacco, 10 20
Manufacturers OF cigars, 10 90
peddlers OF tobacco, first class (more than
two horses or other animais) 81 %
peddlers OF tobacco, second class Qwo horses
other anmais) - w
peddlers Of tobacco, third class Zone horse
or other anmal) 10 W
Peddlcrs OF tobacco, fourth class (on loot or
public c0Bveyan ee) 10 ~
rev ers Of lie IS than 500 barrels, 30 90
brewers of 900 barrels or more, Io w
Any person. so liable who shall fail to comply
tn the foregoing requirements will be subject to
severe penalties.
Persons or hrms liable to pay any of the Special
Taxes named above must apply 10 sELDEN
COMMON, Collector OF Internal Revenue at AT.
GUsTA, and pay for and procure the Special Tax
stamp or Stamps they need, prior TO May !, 1873,
and without further notice.
j. w. DOUGLASS,
Coinnaissioner OF Internal Revenue.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
WAsAINGToS, u. e., feb. $50.
mares 80 &apr20,27
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WHAT IS VEGETINE -!

Itis compound extracted from barks, roots AND
herbs. Ii is Natures Remedy. Its perfectly harm
less from any bad effect upon the system. 1t is
noursh ng and strengthening. 1t acts directly up
on the blood, 1t quiets the nervous system. 1t
cea for our aged fathers and mothers for it gives
them strength quiets their nerves and gives them
Natures sweet sieep-as has been proved by many
an aged person. Ii is the Great Purifier. II is 4
soothing remedy for our children. 1t has relieved
and cured thousands. IL is very pleasant to take
every child likes t. 1t relieves and cures all di-
seaees originating from impure blood. Try the
NEGETlNE. Give it fair trial for your com
and acquaintance, TRY It: ii has cured me-
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RELI ,BLE EVIDENCE

The following unsolicited testimonial nom Rev
y. 4. Walker, formerly pastor Of Bowdoin square
Church. Boston, and al present settled in Provi'
dence, X. / ;, must be deemed reliable evidence.
No should fai to observe that this testimonial
is the result of two years. experience with the use
OF NEGETlNE in the Rev. Mr.. walkers family
who now pronounce it invaluable
PROVIDENCE, X. j., lGa Transi. Street
II. II. STEVENS, ESQ:
feel bound to express with my signature the
family have used 1t for the last two years. In ner
vous debility it is ns alnable. and recommend II
to all who may need an nveorating renovatln2
tonic. Il. WALKER
Formerly pastor of Bowdoin Square church
Boston.
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prescription in every case: Adde'S, -
PROF j. i. WIGGIN,
9mil Chailestown Mass.
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The Best Evidence.

The f flowing letter from Rev. +. 5. Best, Pastor
| of the NJ +. Church Nat,ck, Mass will be read
| with interest by many physicians also those sui.
| the Rev +. s. Best. No person can doubt t1is teS-
timony, as there Is no doubt hbont me curative
pow eF Of Negetinc.
NATICK, MASS, Jaa. Isl, 1873.
MR.. II. Il. Srk.NESS:
Dear sir--Wc have coed reason ior regarding
your Ncgeine medicine oil the greatest value.
We feel asst ed that II has been the means OF saw
ing our sons life. lie is now seven zen years OF
age for the last two years he has suffered from ne
crosis OF his leg, caused by scroiulous affection,
and was so far reduced that nearly all who saw HIM
thought his recovery impossible. council Of able
phy sicaus could give us but the iaintest hope OF
his ever rallying; Two Of the number declar-
ing that he was be, ond the reach of human rene
dies, that even amputation could not save him, as
he had not vigor enough to end re the operation:
just then we commenced giving him Negetine anu
from that time to the present he has been contin
ously improving. He has lately resumed studies
thrown away his crutches and cane, and walks
about cheeriully and strong.
Though there is still some discharge from The
| Opening where his limb was lInced, we have the
fullest onfidence that in little time he VIII be
perfectly cured.
lie has taken about three dozen bottles OF Nege-
tine but lately put little, as he declares he Is
too well to be taking medicine.
Respectfully yours
f. S. BEST
MRS. l.. {. F. BEST.
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And all Diseases le0dinJ to Con-
sumption.
1t is prepared from Vegetable Extracts and Banks
OF wonderful healing properties, and this Balsam
is highly recommended by physicians, clergymen
and others testimonials from whom | can furnish
without number.
Flom Alonzo S. Weed Publisher OF lions Herald
No. 35 Bromlleld ST.. Boston.1
Several bottles of Adamson's Botanic Cough Bal.
sam have been used in my family with the most
gratifying results. Weesteem it as one of the best
OF medicines.
From Daily kennebec Journal.
Adamson's Botanic Cough Balsam is an article
of undoubted merit.
From the Editor of the Gospel Banner.]
Tle Botanic Cough Balsam has been used in our
family three years, and we can recommend il as u
superior medicine for colds, coughs, etc., etc.
From the Maine Farmer, Augusta.
The names OF those who have tested the medical
properties and recommended the use of Adamson's
Cough kalsam, are Of the highest standing in the
community, and ought to be sufficient guarantee
Of this popular medicine.
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clubs OF four or more persons Thus four copies
OF Blackwooi or one Review will be sent to one
address for .s0 four copies of the four Review
and Blackwood for $ie, and so on.
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discount a copy gratis will be allowed to the get
ter up of the club.
, 1875-07-28

Taking everything together, tho Board Of
County Commissioners has perhaps dono as
we'll as could be expected with reference to
the new Courthouse. As It is uncertain
that tho Rings Of tho County Board aud the
Common Council Gun ever arrange thoir d.
visions and percentages satisfactorily, the
County Ring ought not to wait longer, but
proceed at once to get its share of the plum
der. In moving ut onco, also, 1t Is in posi-
ton to dictate to the Common Council, and
to compel the city to adopt Its plan of
building alore than this, with tAroo archi-
tects 1t would DO very difficult to arrange
and collect the percentages expected by
tho Hing, while with one architect the sum
In addition, division, and silence will
DO worry simple one. Again, aa
tho County Doard Is controlled by the
Irish, Of course no German OF American
need apply, and therefore the County Board
should do as it has dono-givo 1t to an Irish
architect md vote down "Homo Rulo."
Taking ovarything together, therefore, as wo
have said, tho Board has perhaps done as
we'll AZ could be expected And now, inns
much ~ tho county Is going to work in a
fortnight to build its half, and a. labor aud
materials ars 80 cheap, md they hive only
ono man to settle with In the way OF COM
missions, they ought not to be very hard
upon the people Of this county, who will
eutreat them to make thoir piokugs "a Light
es poaaibla
, 1875-07-28

Hoard Of Trnslo, will introtlnco to-t1ny mother
bill further empowering tho I'oarl to pre-.
vent unscaworthy slips fro,,. sailing.
Tho result ia II splendid moral victory, mud
shows how mitch onn nnatl, pusseHactl OF co,1r-
age md determination, rnny accomplish
hgainst powerful Government aud a power.
ful commercial combination. Thero can 10
no doubt that ho llas won this victory bo-
canso he Ind tho right on Ills side md wns
not to 10 howled down by personal epitlota
or intilnidatc1 by threats. That llo Ind tho
right on his side, fow facta will show. In
1874, England, with the ]argest iron Acot Of
any milton, lost IL per cent Of all llcr vcs-
scls- During soven months of tho present
yenr, fourteen ocoan-going steamers have
been lost, and Of these ten were English, and
nearly all Of them ware built OF iron. ThoRo
fourteen stoamor disasters have involved
loss Of 882 lives, and 730 OF these wcro lost
On English steamers. How nro these stcam-
OTIS built? A Boston al.ip.owncr, now in Eu-
rope, who has been visiting tho ship-building
yards in England, writes:
All tbs shoesa Of Iron pHnrhsi through 10 mako
iolea for r!vtts along tits tdes aud enta. Every
ah!vesed-dtsntearn.ed; and oxamtnci hundreds,
not but cracked and broken. Then uxatninr41
tbs hoes- MT htnao cieo could lint was per-
feet. All ~ers rnggetl, broken, d!aheRrsted. These
Rfaeta Of iron, when placed upon tho ship to 10 bosd
together, presented aueer sight 10 some Of tho
holes matched zach other, but great many dt not.
somo far out Of tine they st 10 be afo larger
on tbs uss lap. thus leaving tho hole in the inalc
plata only partly lcd ly Tho rso!, while iuso othar
holes not 1T much out VI place driven the bolts
by twisting md turning, mud being p!nched smaller y
tbs unmatched eiRes Of tho hoes. Many Of thoeo
bolts or r1vess tnalc, III tho centre Ut them, oniy
half the sizo Ut the or1ginals shund stratn come
upon auch parts they would give way-teas 1ike lrowu
paperf
That Bai1iugvcssels arc not constructed my
more securely may be inferred from the fol-
lowing extrnct from the san.o letter, As we'll
as from the fearful list Of disasters recorded.
oEAmined some sailing ships which wnrc building
In which there 10 he but piaster In tho bntto1,
filling It up 10 tho bottom Of tho kccison-"tn order
10 keep tie water from sotlnK there 40 thay to,d
mo! could scarcely believe my eyes carr, anl felt
for sonls time tlnt ought not to spaak Of these
thinRa fearng t!,at might lave been dreaming only
TLore is no friend Of humanity who will
not congratulate Mr.. PL1MsoLl Oh l,iR mag.
nificeus contest aud rojoico at lie victory ho
has obtained. It would bo blessing to
mankind if tho world had more suc!, "l,lnn-
tics, more such mon possessed Of a ''tnad-
ness" tho worst manifestations of which aro
rogartl for the sacredncss Of human Ifu, and
the courageous determination tint it shall be
preserved from tile danger of rotten ships,
and that commercial greed shall no longer
endanger the lives Of sailors by placing them
upon unseaworthy and overloaded vessels.
, 1875-07-28

Tho falinro yesterday morning OF tho
llo.tso of DUNCAN, SuxAMAs j. 60. had m
instantaneous effect upsn the yalue OF green.
backs. Tho 1'rice Of gree1backs foil from 50
cents to S:'s, md 10 excited md agitated waa
tho market tiust the gold.room was closed, be-
ing Unit 10 10 lnat4css. 1t Is ons Of tho
anomalies Of tho American irredeon,aL1s
gseenback that 1t has no intrinsic value, that
its valuo is purely speculative, and that conso-
quently it III axpoBed to all the fluctuations
which affect Bpeculations. Bit WIN. m incon-
astcncy that tho I" money Of the Unilcl
States should fall 6 cents on the dollar upon
news that private bauking.ho had closod
its dooEst Tloro was no possible connection
between DusoAs, SHERMAN l. Co. auti tie
tioYes4sment. They wcro dcalors in exchange
IN tho cotton trado. They might have
taitod for ten tunes tho amount
stated ind in nowiBe Impaired the credit or
responsibility of tic United States Govern.
mont Nevertheless We have tho oyldence
that the future Of TINT house sout tho gree,l-
bucks down 6 centa In yalue, aud NO le1uoral-
lied the gold-roo,n, where grcenbacks ara
bought and sold, that tho place Ind to be
shut up Was ever tho botto,uless character
Of our national currency 10 striking'y illus
trate1 a. In this instanco2 And yet this ia
tho stntf. which intelligent persons pessist In
cnlling money; calling TINT "money
which has 10. tho same value during two auc-
cessive business hours the whole yoar round.
lts value hangs Oh such on uncertain throad
thut when grocer fails, q tea man closes his
, 1875-07-28
THE GAGE QAaE.

Tho opinion Of Judge DooTn In tho cnss oi
cx-City Treasurer DAVID \. lAaR md his OIL,
.cial sarcttes wns conspicuous for tho care
whicl. ho seems 10 have given to tho mnttor,
md The particularly with which he examined
all tho points Ut tho defenso, Theae points
wero:
l. That, utter the bond was signed in 1879,
The Common Council Of the City Of Chicago,
without tl,e knowledge Of tho securities, M.
thoFized md permitted tho City Treasurer to
loan and deposit tho funds then III his hands
to and with such banks or persons ~ lo might
select, without requiring my bond from sucl,
lied did loan tho public money, and tho city
received interest thereon, aud TINT the
money thus 1oaned waa lost through the
authorized 1oaning thereof by the Treasurer.
This p1on neoessitatcd a review Of tho whole
history Of the legislation by tho Common
Council on tile subject, md tho learnctl
Judge, nfter n patient investigation, reached
the conclusion tint tho Common Council did
mot, and conld not legally, delegate their
powers to the Treasurer TO loan tho public
funds; TINT, l1aving no authority to delegate
power in advance, they had no authority to
ratify the illegal net subsequently.
2. That tho nisopplication Of funds oc-
CURED during the first term Of MIR. GAoE,
and not In the second term, for which tho
bond covered by this suit was given. This
the Court ovcrrules on the ground TINT tho
Treasurer md his securities arc denied making
such defense against his official and sworn
, 1875-07-28

By vote Of II to Il: tho Boarl of I'rus-
tccs IT tho Clccgo University yesterday
refused to roscind tllcis recent Iction dcrosing
1)r. hlosa and clccting Or. Hunrorous rrcsi-
dent Of tho University. Ihis is considered
u ti1ial, 80 lar rs it relates to tho contast for
thu supremacy botwccn thu respective SUP
Tortcrs Of Drs. DuRnocans nnd MoyB, leaving
tho former in full possession Of tho field. 1t
IL thought probable, l,owcytr, tlus DR..
BoAhoudHs will sarvo ~ Chancellor aud not
ss President, and that the lattar office will
hereafter be filled by an incumbent In accord
with the Vows and wishes Of tho majority Of
the H0all
, 1875-07-28

Tho now secret political organization in
hlarytand, lmying for its object tho reaiHt-
&nco OF Roman Catholic domination in tho
Denocratio party In that State, has Issued u
c!rcular to ita members, urging combined ac-
uon fos the deseat ut tho polls OF "thoso ca.a-
d'aases who 10 the bidding Of Rome" to
prevent tho thrcatanod destruction Of tho
Pubho schoola; to maintain tbs sopayatoncas
OF Church and state, and to demand the tax-
Huon OF church property, aud the.discontin-
uanoe Of sectarian appropriations. Tho Of
gallzation, which embraces in its nlu,,,l,or-
ship both native and foreign-born citizens is
saAu to lavo acquired great numerical strength
In Maryland
, 1875-07-28

1ha Chicago produce markets were stcalicr
yesterelay. Mess pork was'in moderate ls-
n'and' s''l closed loo per brl higher, at $50. 10
csih' aud 5000 for September, Lard wes
aact ind caaler, closing at 1880 caal., and
':l3.Go for septembur. Meats weru uaist
a1ld easl1r, as sic for shoulders, ll1c for
iAost ribs, anl l:o for allort clears. High.
"'l's were Ill fair demAnd and steAdy ut
*t.l!' Lake freights were less active and
stronger, Ut 34o for corn by steamer to Hutlllo,
flour waS quiet and weak. Wheat WIS ACTIVE,
and closed l4e higher, 1t $l.17A for August,
ehd VI. II for asptembsr. Corn w.s in good
demand. and advanced 10, cloaipg at 71ke for
AnSu@t' and 721a toE asptaabe1. osss weE>
, 1875-07-28

Nxw Yonx, July 2s.--tlull jumped 10 1tek unon
t'e announcement Of Tie susIeuslon Of DUNCAN,
6AxnAAH i Co., aud the rl,uored e,narraaa,ueut Of
o<hoE hoases, but fell to u4.--Jttss Yt.syr4m.
No, 1t wasn't gold TINT jumped up; it was
greenbaoks TINT jumped down. before tho
announcements they wcro boiling for 81 to 81
oants on the doilar. After tho announce
mont of tho suspension, they declined in
1rico to So cents, whao gold novcr> butlecll
an inch, oishex up OF down. Gold is not 10
eaSlly scared. It has MI intrinsic yauo of it's
own, md Il not III irrsleemablo pron,;ssory
noto to bo shaved by bpokurs U,d mails the
sport of spcculaton.