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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29

,,vsis o;a AGAINST 1908 for corresponding thre'
sss SsoaSc Sf,s %@IS
G %fPs Ss % s naS and e
az .1S ''%sy s1,s asse
sa Ssa q iG rough ns IS sS
secn ; sfa Ss" s q. Sc p ss
gi 70 s % P%ss pa y sfrs sE W.T.
%.H fisT 5S 81. cd E sS; Go css:
steers Syt M nys,rfs 2! s 1 c% at S
50 do % - cw 70 dies. S6n II o. n st. a fT
10 d.: 70 e % 81 c Il ssfs" e1 ao at
H. and for T. snudheimer IL virginia cows and stays c"
a asS me s's% %ss%s S
sSS@ a ioF sS' % 81 sfs for
29 ssS s1 Sas q: % e c Di
csive. II should be that only choice yeas mainly
i'f 'sF'ty Tsas e? lao
iq ter 500 County c S Ssa $50
'ysI ns 4 Eott so IS stat, sl y head
state veal 200 ~ q los and do IS MAJ &c s carloads or
a hsa ~ ears at Jersey CITY,
and na S 9s S the THREE ss ss
important in Sai q sans
q sss shs If1f good d. at %5c obituary
lambs at with es T. amS. should pS BE- sG quoted at
m,re 4 Elliott sold 80 state lambs 70 average a, %
b. at 7sc 6 no. ~ 7c 80 do 81 b, at &c. and III
Ksse Pidcoek sold isI State sheep 81 average, at
Serb Itrsa sold 10 canaa. s' SLAP
100 snd aSs lambs 4 n ~ 2 IA.
sae ' Sss Rsninesy DO 81 DO s. o.
sasss lambs 19 G s. b. Sc o and % 3 state
were - cs r JeT f no Sy anS
r o9 tie Ia. ss total a. 81 81 s.a &c
el %s 1 weaker TssH a, s Ss3soE aIpIs "
Oct 6, Sa, s Sde ss 7S Sea a' o.
1868 els5 cars through eonsgnmcn balance On sas
IN receipt. for the week thus far Of $40
for the same week last year There wa no on,v bei
balance of fresh arrivals were through consgn
sREYr AND LAMps-Recepts to-day 14oO head making
s ne.s s s ae fs a is and
The same week last year the Is active y sgP pade
sale. Of n ohS sheep Hanging s from Is to s. and q i
ss Mcsaa 'hesP ranging Is fa@ sc 20 ranging a
from SO 70 So b. at s. % 81 81 .,,u,v
for tSe wssF : far head
y sae the market ssFt d%
s sos y o nsd s Quality
hogs va. generally SSav ag, TO EH To I
demand but rather receipts $500 head sales OF Stock
ers 81 50ds3 10; shipping, % 16as0 - shpenS' Voo
heavy receipts The market SrSsG aD% pSSs
tendency sales Inferior So 5Odss chiefly at q 80
ss.d ~ 2scd Rsss' Sy head 2Oas' 40 ''
SHEEP arm and unchaugedi receipts <IVVV he'"'
EAST LIBERTY, Penn, oct 23.CentrdL stock fdds-CAI.
T~Reccps the week ending oct ~ were 4g7 head or
is6 cars through and 255 yard stock against O9y
head the before supply has been large and prices
&c from last week. the bulk OF offerings oelng VI
ordinary dragging and Inactive extra choe
steers 81 81 rs: medium good SO 25dSj; common 10
fair ~ feeders $685. 25 bulls cows and
sales for the week 3.2li mead,
against 259 last week great many on baud yet uns0d
UoSsReceips 40 head against 22J3J head last
week run heavy quality mostly inferior good very scarce
guile number unsoli extra Philadelphia s. 90 good
Philadelphias. Workers. 81 20" IO mlNei,
81 4OasT common 1886 So saIesfor the week were
1876 head. -,
SHFyP-ReceIpts $4,000 head, against l670O head
the supply moderate market ruled fa although
nrices were little III good extra 80 10 l0J H. S5a IS 20
good IS 10 30 h. 81 5Od IS 75 common 10 10 50 d. SO 30
IA sales fol- The week l3.463 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
The closing quotations Of foreign exehange are as

TIE lending rates for money in the Stock Ex-
change were SHOT per cent, though at the banks
and trust companies the rate is still ,. Prime mer-
camille paper is quoted at and Z. The Customs re-
ceipts at Washington to-day $600,000 and
the Internal Revenue receipts 100000, the United
States Treasurer receiving 100000 National bank
notes for redemption. The following was the Clear
ing house statement Currency exchanges, SGl,-
1872 1883; currency balances. S3,3O5, 1923 gold ex-
changes, So 932 7I3 and gold balances 81 ,069, 203
Government bonds were strong and higher, with
the chief interest i'll 1868. We annex closing quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETpnDEAN NARI(ETl

I,y.nroor Oct 2S-l23o .. m-Cotton il dun; Niddng
Upands I'd Middlng Orleans lid sales 1000 bales IN
clnding speculation and export receipts 1000
bales Of which 600 bales American Cotton to arrive
1uie and unchanged. Sales Of Midng Uplands 10" Mo
ding clause shipped January and February per SAIL nj ~
Corn 81 y quarter for Mixed Western.
IIyIRlooI oct u. D.-Sales Of Middling Iplands
Cotton, Low Mddne arse shipped November snt Dscem
(per sai at Ga % do shipped December ana an
nary tp~r sail Gi9f sales ~ Mdng Orleans regular
shipped SOycb"r and December per sall al oil
Lard, 63 Y cwt. Pork, - g Dbl for New Mess
LIVERPOOL pcr. 2s23O p. m-Of the sales oi COTTON 10
dsy q 800 bales were American
iiyggroo oct 2s-4 , m.-sales Of Middling uplsnds
Cotton regular contract January aud February delivery a.
Miidlne canse, October delivery, at - gil
do contract February and March delivery at b'd
IryERPoo, Oct 2--53J mCOrn 81 % per quarter Tor
Mixed Western. ., ..-.-.,,
IIyERPoo oct -Evenng-Linseed oil, 25a25 y cwt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ALBANY Oct. 2s-No movement in Wheat or Rye Corn
ears high MIxei Western at re oats quiet sale Of
Western at 4se ear 40 2w"i,s state at 41e
car, no si1rowed state at 81 "a; 2o0o0 BASH Bay
ada at 3 cars DO d. regular ~ 10. Malt steady.
BALInoEE Oct o9n quiet steady sT ana ss w ioT
eT 80 Western Red At q 81 !. DO = 49, St
Witt 90 81 5cas SO corn strong White
ss southern fGw M,SS M ses
I've quiet At 5aso Hay da ana unshangsd Pm, @
arm shonders aisaoi.e Clear Sides l2.dl3c loose
Rns e ac sfs '' Gaa a''05 diSe f Tart Sea
Better aaiei and anehans"d o, re tn an9
aoi WHISKY snaie Gfmer at 81 IGgSsl ~
+ Ss %r asSy E ssG 3 S G
for Esra 80 no.. b 10 I9r nnd ra
3@s so for IIhnoi. aad siGto Tor ST louis southern
;saGy % n ir demand al - S 49, c @
at Mixed and Yellow oats IN far d,and at A.
g. 81 sS Sr PM mA' Feed 81 aSes ssats cer:
sr9s.io oct 2s~ass receipt, $4,000 bush
Wheat 1900 bush Corn 5000 bush; oats, 5000 bush
Ess 5 Dsss a p Sa. c H SHIPMENTS
warer-wheat 100000 bush. Corn, 3 900 bulsh; oats
1850 s SS ans f rrs,s o%sr wSeal SEE crn oa
e. to FLU 5o a . and N MSau wsr al
Corn dull hed MN sales 1000 on,h 10 "a @Ied West 81,
Il" = and sjc for High Mixed Oats quiet sales 1880
ES 11s . Gao e a" s2si Hay 4s
i6e. lilshwnes n !,g u 49, ,.oo, u,,..,
ula fairy active lower at close No; CncasO, q Ia
3 10 Dc Ssy q sSa q al c Sf.o's '
y o7. Dceen,bcr NO DO ol "a 3S B'l.esd - 7s
st.e spot has sold q sie spot 1890 Se,oefI
81 g. DAT. opened lin, e;t e!cssd dull 80 2 5Sta5Jte
spot s2ho SeyemDeI; 81 'S52G al the year hsee;ed
ssc November Rye duh and lower coo. spot Toe Ne
.sU rGt s sH s1a .a es
'enL,.. Lard dsn and nominal Ola, 70. New $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
6apinas Banks.

EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK, corner Twen-
IL y.thrd.st and Sixth ave. York. Interest computed
and c0mpo and July Interest paid cent
Interest the first Of the month following the
deposit Bank open daily; Monday Wednesday and Sal
uriay Evenings. JOHN T. DEWITT, President
H. H. THURER. Vice President GEO c. WALDO Secretary.
NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-ave.,
~ cor Fourteentlst.-SIX PER CENT INTEREST paid
from the Of ponth Assets SO 03 surpluA
s329,OSs az. RICHARD Ii. BIZ III. ProSt
C. " BRNcEFRHoFP secy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
8 ilarcial.

VI,HE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
i of the NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD COM.
PANY will held AZ the office of the Company at Long
Branch N. j., WEDNESDAY, Nov. IL, 1875, between
the hours OF IL m. and pm.
Books will close Nov q, 1870 at p and
reopen Nov. IL, 1875, at 10 a. M.
by order,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29

11s y sS;' ss1s, 49, ~ sSc
100 1i'% M 100 iiii,Sac so NSye%Dc Deem 72O
l$Sc So9 isse 800 ia Sec 1000 o lsPf ,e con-
- Zee; January, 300 l5aqc 500 10 KS loo iy.S, I'm
ary LOCO Ssc 100 il ilgac 200 s.sc 100 l3sgci
CO., 10 sGc LOO lS'c March 100 ~ Sc 2o1 s
100 l3asc; May, 500 - zsgc 100, l3isec 400 s2e
July. LOO IA b32c August ooo lifc to'a -e'VV p"s
a. aid total, 10000 bales. ,, ,u, .,
After ChAnse the market steady The following were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


CDTTON-The the irregular and unset
fled and though without quotaDe change at the
merely yesterdays prices There is some accunu
considerable
rracted prices ruling for tins month compared
with November TO friday the supply here will
quite important by shipments AT hand
Liverpool market quiet aud no business was done for
Xport SIinncs small quantity and taken
10 The receipts the ports 2719
bales u bales this day last week. and p OO5 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, Oct. 2s.spanish Gold 226l2922li EISsangs
ouie United States 80 days, currency, lO3d ~
prem short sight, 1jall7 prem; 90 days Gold l5sa ~
prem; short sight, ldli6 prem; on London llIol13
bis lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
OFFICE on BOARD CoMnssIoSERs or RAPID TRANSIT
NEw.YoRK, Oct. 90, 1875. )
DY direction of the Board of Commissioners

ID heretofore appointed by the Mayor OF the City OF New
York under aud pursuant TO the provisions OF chapter sos
Laws of 1870 public is hereby that the sand Com
missioners will caus suitable book OF subscription TO the
the Company be incorporated and organ
provisions % said and 10 he known the
Manhattan Railway Company TO be opened at 10 o'clock
Friday, 23t day OF October 1879, al tho Corn
Exchange Bank No Is William st. in the City and County OF
Of said capital stock Is nxed at TWO
millions $2000000 Of dollars divided INTO twenty Thousand
subject the right TO increase the capital
stock from time time said act provided The shares
will par value Of hundred 300 dollars each
The capital stock To be subscribed by not less than
twenty five persons ana subscribing each subscriber
cash centum OF the value OF
number Of subscribed HIM. By 0rler of the
Board. BURTON n. HARRISON, Acting as secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
GoOdOrd.

SsrSt Good Ordinary i3S Middlng 49,
For futsre delivery decline OF Isc at which
large done The decline Was due 20 some In
crease In the receipts The sales yesterday after
D. m were November. 800. 10 December 800 il &c
January, 100. is,sei coo Is ',c February, Loo
ZOO ISii,sS:; May. 500, IS .7ssc jane. 600,
+ ~. e c.l iSS 100 isic March iS
total 900 bales. Second CLl-Noyember, 100 i3.cj
Ssies A,rd October ivS NO. HEcA 400 i3Ic.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29

The days business at the United States SubIreas-
ury comprised:
cold receipts s24 81 Curry payments SG79 935 "a
Gold payments 44C23l % Curry balance. 537 0S2 10
Gold balance Al 4S7 966 81 CustOms........ $4,000 OO
Curry receipts. 48iO9U "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29

The foreign exchange market wasdcmorali2ed blythe
charges for the cash gold and rates were reduced
from 81 40 and ~ S3l2 at the close last night to 81 rs
for 90 DAYS bills and ~ S2l2 for three days sight.
The rates for the limited business doing on the
basis of - II and "a 50. The Assistant Treasury
nad out 81 ~, 900 in November coin interest, and
redeemed 1854 900 in called fve-twenties. The
total payment of interest thus far footed up ST.
$4,000. The DAVIS operations at the Gold TX
change Bank covered Gold cleared, $57 1888, 900;
gold balances, $2336, 531 currency balances, ST.,
92O,319. The principal gold quotations were as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
LONDON MARKET-OCr. 2S.


PARIS oct 28-1he specie in the Bank OF France las IN
creased francs during the past week. Exchange on
London 25f. 22c 40. -,
ASTWrRr Oct pa. n.-Petroleum, 29t for Fine Pale
American -
ASrwERP oct. ESP m-Pstroeum, 2Ssf. for Fine Pale
FRANKFORT Oct 2s-a m-Unted states bonds New Elves,
FRANKFORT 2s-p. NJ Quilted states bonds New Fivcs,
ggs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
And the following for civ bank SHINES !:

Railroad bonds were firm, and in fairly active de-
mand. Chicago and Northwestern consolidated
gold coupon bonds advanced TO s6Sea s6i2 The
following were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29


McGill Richard, To Adam Norrie and Others yeas;
SD st. " bet 9Th and 9th 1880
Samuel Isiorp, and wife 10 Jacob Cohen, months
sof 3daye of 33tll $4,000
oath st, v Of 10Th ave .-........ 5000
years So Of Sdst, 6e Lewis AID Goerck -. 1000
Blossom, ugh, and wife tO Patrick ) Cotton MS OF
6Jtbs, OF 4haye, yr-..-..-..... ......... $500
Of Gt,ase, 80. 1900
tee Sc Of a5ts Of IeSinstonave Syr. 1000
Schoeuolnlnn Gustav, and wife to Christian Moer,
sOf l7ts. between Sth aud 0thayes yr....... 1000
Fryer, Louis, aud wife % Mary Neyach, corner OF
"a ave ant 6ihst wears. 5000
Emendorf Sarah and husband, 10 Henry Pandel
4Otlsi bet 3D. ana LeAlngtonaNr 5000
Truax. Charles aud wife, TO Charlotte Miller, OF
l2jthst of 9th ave- .:...... loOO
Of BeecLeTst bS wooster and 3yrs $4,000
trustee Of 4tist Of 2davs 10000
18th st. = o. stsave years -. 10000
Isav1 Of itih So yyais 5000
Of ithsSe: 1000
siIa;e sot ion ~; years 1000
Zemcr, Lonis Ia samuel Icnier, years 81 or Ifth -
IL Avenue SUOO
Van Siccn, Calnarine and husband 10 Thomas small
executor ears q OF 9th ave, OF l3s,....... 5000
west 81 Xves1. 5000
Neunann, Martin TO William N Powelli = Of 9th
ave OF bZasi...-... 10y
lOGielal.l j. Y. SAVAGE Deputy Register
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29

At fhs following piices: cuba Refining Inferior
10 Common. 7d7 &c; Fair. 7S.e. Good Fair, 7lsc;
Prime, SIC Grocery, FAR Choice Si4d
sSc.; Cenrinsal; hhs and boxes Nos 70 ~ saes No
boxes, s. Nos. to9 d'sa7 " 1910 ~ 77.GSc - 70
10. sSdgi.c. 1G 10 -, 91d9'.c. 10 To 20. IOsa
iOec White, 91-dlOayc Porto Rico Refining, Com.
mon TO Prime, 7ioGsi-s Grocery Fair 10 Choice
D.. 81 Nos. 10 TO H. sds2c. Manila 7isd7Sc
hhds. Moasses sugar and Mnscovsdo at 7.G1c - hhds
and IS Moasses Sugar at sc $40 hs and l0l
dJ7c. 800 hhds. I1me Refining nj sc and
LOO boxes Centrifugal at adsssc Refined In pretty
good demand, and steady at ii 2c for Cut Loaf lie for
Crushed lO for Powdered and GTanuated and lOisc for
standard "a"
TALow-Msrket dull and unsettled sales 900 n coun.
try p1H92c.
WHIskY-The market Is quiet and uuchsngedi sales lO)
bbls. at 81 II gal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
The offering and asking prices Tor stochs az tn
close of the Exchange to-day were:

Messrs Randolph, Buckley & Co. report the clos
ing prices of securities in Philadelphia to-day as fol-
lows: - ut, ,s.o,
city &c, Old. .... lei 1atsvissa frei--' ao'4 10
(itS c. new 49,. lOSi1 1888 Phi. and + lie. -.. ~
Pe11nsylyal,ia RI 5OTe 81 Northern Central % %,
Iehlch Valley. CPS 62l2 Lehish Nav Gl-lo54 io4
Mr.. VIM. Ward furnishes the quotations OF the
prominent gold and silver mining shares, as received
10y telegraph from San Francisco, for the week eNd-
ing with Oct q, as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29


At the regular weekly meeting of the Directors OF
the Bank of England held to-day, there was no
change made in the minimum rate of discount anu
still stands at per cent. The proportion OF re-
,erve TO liabilities is, however up from 1868 last
week to Ills. During the week the Bank made
loss Of G173,OS3 bullion, but to-day there was
gain of 10000. The unemployed bank notes held
by the bank amount to G10,013,375. This was
ticket day, and tomorrow will be fortDightly set
Ting day on the London Stock Exchange. British
Consols were a shade easier to-day, and United
States securities strong, Coupon 6-2Os OF 1867
moving up to 1851. The Bank of France in
creased during the week 3,353,OOO francs In
Paris Reptes declined to 65f. soc. The
home markets were not affected by foreign
Influences. the reasons affecting gold being those
already in force and mentioned heretofore. The
opening price was 16ls from which it advanced TO
ll6bs and later reacted 10 116ls. The cash gold
market commanded prominent attention on account
of the high charges for the daily use of gold these
being 9e to ls of per cent and later and for
carrying. There were eight bids for the Treasury
gold, in all amounting to ~, 0S0 900, at 11GO1 TO
l645 The award of million WAS made at 1l64O
IN 11045 The details are as fOllOwa:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
LIVE SrOCK MARKETN.

INV YORK Oct ~ kEE,s 10 Gays receipts 90
loads 407 head al ~ Jersey y and the total foI the lsst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK. Thursday Oct. 2a, 1873.
The following sales were made at the Bx-
change salesroom to-day:
By Peter r. Meyer.
Three story frame houses With plot on The periheass
S S w q msgSasna axe Sn a%9
One the southeast corner of lothavc and 6sthst.
251loJi +. NJ. Peyser s5,lOt >, NM.
plot with building. east side OF Railroad ave- know
no. 81 and 32 map Of Morrsana 23d ward nIa
BYE ~ L"dIes &Co. ~ - ,-...-
ss4xsss; Morris woodruff, 5000.
hundred nifty seconds extending through TO onsh1n.
William Goodridse, $4,000:
poned TO future datea
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
9h-ave, % IT II Of 23d.st, 3sx6j Jane Parks TO
JchoraEim DAVIS to Hugh Porter general assignment
crot5n ave, So i5oxl77 24th wan Eben Allen and
La Alien Nominal
eGs ps 81 ts dS to s1r k%siO John s'0
GooGett Referee ts Boriand 1880
Ward) JON, Lewis referee, to Philip LIGHT 49,. 1000
zeimsr and wife to Lois zeimer 5000
ii2 s st. 100 II Of Prospect St 2lxioo cailarne
oS .G ana S.stt 70 Of TSfSs a5nSSs Hen
retta sbeisein and husband to rho, Morrison -. $4,000
Easton and other receivers 10 Henry stevens - 1885
32dst % - II of 9thaye "a TX irregular Adam 49,
Norris aud other trustees 70 Richard McoIi S,3oS
u - OF 10th st. 23N9l7; Mary AcGram
and husband Rachael Howell $500
atl-ave, Of 6Stb-st, 2J.5XlO0; Samuel Levy
and Wife 20 samuel Cohen Nominal
l2yth ST. 275 IL OF 7thaye 25X99 II; also l27th
to- Julia BennetG NominN
BrSneTave, NV !, So of Unons'' 25xioo Mary 90.
Ohm Hcnnessy -,.... ~V
l29th.st 275 II e Of Ttfayc, 2JX9Jll also, l2Ith
st. o g. 90. y II Of 6th-aye, ls9X99.ll Edwin Ben
nett and wife TO VIM Jarvis ..... Nomlna
Elizabeth ~, - 100 II of anal, irregular Terrence
Farley and wife 10 Alvin Johnson 22looo
Union ave, g 8, lUOxl32; also near Union and Glen
AYES, irregular cath Ward VIM nnsay referee, TO o
7tiaye e 8 rs n, II II Artist, irregular VIM IL
Leonard Referee Phillips others. n0JO
retefse' 10 Freak Fred Branacr 10000
Greenwich st. 4, 2OONS3O5 LllaDcth , beufch 49,.
Alex 4 irwin LOU
49,, ST. n q 6t7 II c of Boulevard, 5OxlO2.2i Joseph
Smith Frances D0minCk- .....-..... 900
eth ST. = lS2 IT OF Morse ST. irregular. Oath ward
Michael smith and wte 10 Jas A Coleman. 1000
q =, IS IL c Of MadsOnaye 5Oxhaf block
years tic " scott 10 Jas McDermott 81
IOmolaLl J. Y SAVAGE, Depaty Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
Ing were the bids /:

State bonds were dull and lower for District of
Columbia 36Js, which fell of TO 72ls. The follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
THE MARKETS.
,rcEJpTs OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
Pgr-ste-mer switzerland.
rCar,fully reported for tbs TRIBUNE.


The following complete list OF exports shppei IN vessels
" hich were cleared 10 day for foreign ports:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

lO6th ~, S. 20 IT Of MadisOn-aye 50xhaf block,
years ti,e scott 10 Jas McDermott
tOftoIaLl j. \. SAfAHE, Depaty neg
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-08-14
DR.. QUAIN'S
M A NO
CON D|T|oN P|LLSl
SOLD ONLY ny
The American Medicine Co.,
MANCHESTER, N. II.
'rHOA. w. LANE, Agent.
AND AT THE
OPINION OFFICE
BRADFORD, VT.

single package of twenty-five Pills is
enough to warrant their success In the neigh
| borh0od where bought, as they act on tho
| very fountain of life, keep youth glowing
with health and restore to age the blood color
| appetite, and vigor Of youth We lead an ar
tilic,nl life, the blood stagnntes. the chanrels
get stopped up, the liver torpid, dullness, dis
| ease, and, in time. death follow.
Bad blood is at the bottom of most ot Our
troubles, and from bad blood arises Bilious
ness, Dyspepsia, Neuralgia and Nervousness.
which DIR. Hall says occasion nine-tcnths OF
all the sutferings in civilized society. What
ever removes Bad Blood cures BilliouSness.
Dyspepsia. Neryouncss, and Neuralgia, unless
has been bad long enough to produce can
scr of the stomach, liver, bowels, or other
pnrts connected with the digestive organs.
The Condition Pills act upon the Liver and
sncretiOns, and tone up the system wit mag
cal power, giving vitality and restoring tho
blood to its pristine purity. Headache. lcav-
ness. Heartburn, WEAKNESS, the results { bed
blood. torpid liver. inactive bowels, and
kidneys out of order, quickly disappear after
one begins taking these pills,
Constipation is slow death 1t comes from
q loss of power in the bowels. Purgati, and
Gomncn pills restore no power. but rather d.
minish what remains. Tho Condition Pills
move the bowels to n healthy actio' They
arouse the Liver to pour ont the healthy bile
and excite the ,nucus with which to intricate
lie bowels and cxpel all impurities. When
the blood is pure all parts of the system move
ike clock work. and health reigns. If here
is not IL regular daily outlet the machinery
If life begins to clog up and will surely come
isult frOm impure blood, and no medicine has
ever been discovered that will ward of hollis,
blutchcs, old sores carbunclcs, and all sCrUtu-
lOUs tendencies SO well us
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-08-14

TOPsHAM. About the middle of
July Asa s. Magoon. of Orange,
vent TO the liquor agent in this
Town and got six quarts of alcohol,
epresenting that it was for Mai. Il.
VI. Bill, who wanted it for me,lici-
lal purposes. The agent made him
give writing to thae effect. 1t was
ascertained afterwards that Magoon
obtained the alcohol under false pre-.
fences and had appropriated it to
lis own use. A complaint was laid
before the Grand Jury and bill
'ound, and on Tuesday, Magoon was
brought before Justice J. II. McLam
md fined $40 and costs.
Hon. w. 7. George has crab
apple tree in its third year of bear
ing, that has apples on it measur-
ng s inches in circumference.
Who beats them?
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-08-14
Triton, December 3, 1877

Triton, December 3, 1874.
We take great pleasure in informing YOU O.!
the surprising beneficial results from the use
of your English Remedy, the Cordial Balm of
>yricnm and Lothrop's Tonic Pills in case
If great Nervous Debility and Prostration by
member of our family who has been under
treatment by different doctors for nearly
three years past without any apparent bene-
it therefrom but your medicines have
produced most wonderful change for the
better, and the patient now enj ,ys compare
lively excellent health.
MRS. HARRIET STURGISS.
Sold by all Druggists and will be sent by
Express to all parts of the Country by adj
dressing the Proprietor.
G. EDGAR LOTHROP, NJ. D.
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