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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-09
PUBLIC OPINION.

Whatever becomes of the Hard Money party
.pd IL ISM going Ia drl the party imitation VIII find
occasion u and coffin and the day, we
trust, II not DISTANT Hartford Times DEM
We receive daily reports of accessions to our
ranks from every quarter of the STATE Private letters
and interviews with leading men convince ue that thc
prspeet Wa never better for "a Democratic Victory
Ia Ohio-fCncinnati Enquirer (Deml
There's no longer any use III talking war talk,
North or south people have discovered that there
Is something aud something better 10 DO ana tiey
are giving their attention u the better work IL IL hu
initiating prophets OF evil. Dut there Is no hclp
for theu-( Boston Advertiser Nep)
We notice that the leading Republican jour
mails of inc ate are quite OF the opinion tha new nh
shOnld be nominated all around for state officials me
idea il a good one In the present attitude Oh pubic
opinion we believe ia fresh hands al the BRAKES t-irA
Advertiser RepJ
All things considered, we have the promise
OF pretty lively fan campaign bOth state ana ocal.
Talk commenced quite early ana VIII Dt b'P w
quite an earnestly usual Republicans are sanBu
BUT Democrats the prestige OF success on he sue
In this state however. prestige don't seem 10 count
great deal Albany Express (Kep.l
There must need be sky-scraping and high
Tying folks among among other people, ana 81
pecally among such nurse high ana rOliahtlc ual-
lions who are cTcdnOus Of noble and heroic exam
pies But the times change and with them Our hfrt
heroes no ;he example or hOnoia
Bile submissi0n and who do not dread the comments ana
criticisms OF towards in the acceptance or tt past anu
the Legitimate consequences OF
VA, Indox (DolD.J
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ST Lor1s July s-Four dull aud unchanged only local
and small order demand Wheat duh and lower No Red
Winter ~ % cash July 81 ~ % august 81 2
q September Corn-NO. Mixed higher, ooc asked
cash sales Al 69sc. August 7o+c september Oats No
at - 37isc., August kye-D,ue the
market WHISKY steady III PORK sales
OF small lots $50 30. Dry-sate Meat. nominal Bacon
steady Shoulders 9ac Clear Rib sides, l2s.c Clear sides
l3d l3 ". lard nominal Live IOgs firm the demand
ceeds the supply shippers - 5Oas6 IS Bacon - IOfs
butchers dr % cattle rn Tor every grade above CO
mon Good t5aSd ~ tc Fair S. j0at6 No
dunn tJ Choice Texans ~ l1dSi 25 GuOd - OOGt3 30
Fair - IS Common "a Medium - 10 ~ Is Receipts
Flour LOO bib. Wheat 5000 bush. Corn 900 bush
900 bush; Hogs LOO head Cattle /, 200 head
ToLEDo, July s-tlogr quiet unchanged Wheat dun lower
Extra do 81 II Amber Michigan 81 23a August 81 20
september 81 20 No Red ~ % NO 90, 81 - >; y o.
do Al Is Corn dull lower High Mixed, 2'ac July, &c.,
August "a so; September, re White ic; damaged soc
Oats steady No / zoe No 2, 5Hc.; White 81 nc Michi
gan 5sc FTelghts IA improved demand 10 Buffalo FAC
10 Oswego, Be- for Wheat kecepts-Wheat % 900 bush
Corn. $4,000 bush. 5000 bush. shipmcnts-W heat
10 O0O bush. Corn. $4,000 bush Oats. 5000 bush.
Rosin quiet ii AS Tor strained Tar steady At 81 10.
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PACKrs-At Chatham Village. y. " on THURSDAY mornine
Iulv y Elenoa u Eb neker BacAas and daughter
RaTes and friends aro invited the funeral from
her late residence chatham as' on sunday "a ln.s
Ond t. at 1880 l. NJ and 800 p NJ On -itlriiy'
RrNEDICT-On Monday. JulyG at saratoga -prngs New
YORK Henry NJ. Benedict esq formerly Of Albany Ne~
York. .,
BKUNDAGE-In this city. THURSDAY. July 3 VILLAS
Vrrlnda.or. aged 80 .,,
Funera ron The residence Y his brother L Buniaxe 81
goopNow-In Brooklyn. F. D.. July 3 Edward spenos93
infant Of Edward h. and Hattie ~ ""ouH""' 30"
Relatives and friends Of the family invited TO attend The
funeral n tile rcsience OF te paiehf 40 LOO avn
on saturday. July 10. al ocio'k
HARDLEY-On TUESDAY evening nlj D. Margaret," terss4
Wife J. Wheeler Hartley and eldest aashsr oi 'ho AS
Dudley and Margsrrtia Persse
funeral services her lac residence 49, est twenty ss
Ond.st. Friday, June 3, at II m
HA~FLTINE-In Rome. Italy July OF dphtheria harise
Marshall Hlsotne in the 9th year If his age son OF IA -
and Helen 81 Hasene
UrrRrRD-On the 4th inst. the residence Of her son
II land r. Tfuburi In MOntcair, y J., MIS- Jane ~ ui
bur widow Of the late Rev. Hland Huiburd' Formerly
Columbus, ohio.
PEEIE-on Thursday. Mrs Frances, widow OF Thomas
RI seraI w tax ace on saturday $3.50 M from
M rsrnce Of her SON Robert Ptele. on the corner M MIG
land and Ilndenaves. Bloomfield, \, j. Friends of me
anilv are invited attend without further notice ar.
ralo.s viii DO waiting to meet the 2OcoeA Tran Hom
New York
I"n " PRISON Il West thirty Augustus css
Funeral at Trinity chapel West Twenty hfthet on Monday
the l2th inst, at 1872 a. m
sIOANE-On Thursday. July william Sloane OF the nrn
OF sloane Black & Coz IN MS Ia y eaT ara r.nacsr.nv in
v.tei his funeral from his ATE rsirnr. 10 -
FIFTY third st., on saturday July 10 Al 10 "opcA m
morulnr INV \ 1875 sarah B"'cker wife OF w n VA
Wagencn Newark. Y. j. ani daughter OF the ATE usrAs
y Blocker % this city.
of funeral hereafter
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Brown University "The Organization Of School Facul-
tis:" y samuel Eliot, 4. DTcsd Master q the Gjrs'
High School, Boston, Mass President Porter OF Yale
s0ss: will give the closing Lecture on Classical az zeal
programme that the subjects to be discussed At the
meetings OF the Institute Of eminenty practical
character and some Of them cannot fail Of unusual
interest.
ANNUAL MEETING AT PROVIDENCE, R. IA NUMBER
OF PAPERS OF EDUCATIONAL TOPICS READ-A
NATIONAL CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED
PROPOSED SCHOOL FACULTIES.
PROVIDENCE, X. l., July S.-The American
Institute Of instruction Music Hall this morning
with good attendance President Merrick Lyon in the
chair Cordial addresses Of welcome were mado by
ID. W. Hoyt President OF the Rhode Island Institute
Mayor Doyle. and the Rev Dr. Robinson, President Of
Brown University President Lyon responded. Mr.. j.
shaw Of the Highland Military Academy of Worcester
read essay upon English Pronunciation, and what
Teachers have TO do about it," He held that the RESPONSE
bty Of keeping pronunciation pure rests with teachers
The essay discussed by Messrs. A. C. Berkins Of
Phillips Academy ]. d. Philbrck Of Boston Mr. Ladd
OF the New-anpshlre Normal School. David Crosby OF
Nashua, y H. and b. q. Northrop OF the Connecticut
Board OF Education.
TO consider matters relating to education the Centennial
Exhibition at Philadelphia, and to suggest proposition
In relation 10 "A National Bureau Of Education.
Mr.. A. G.. Boyden of Bridgewater Mass read paper
on q" The Teacher Educator which was discussed
untl Adjournment at noon
At the afternoon session, paper was read
ganzatiOn OF school faculties with functions similar 10
those o college faculties The plan suggested was Tor
teachers to nominate from their number those from
whom the school Committee should elect
school faculty OF not less than ten MEM
members. 10 bear 10 the School Committee the
relation college faculties to trustees The paper
warmly commended by Prof. GrecnOugh OF the
Rhode Island Normal school, Mr.. Rounds Of Fdrnums
vile, Mr. Mowry OF Providence, and Mr. Ladd Of
Boston. A Committee. consisting of Mr.. NOrthend
OF MddletOwn. Conn., 4. r. stone o springfield Mass and
III. o. Iid Of NcslIanpshire was appointed to report
next year upOn the subject
MIR. f. g. Coy Of Phlips's Academy, Andover made
ton" discussed by Mr. j. +. Blacngion Dow OF Bos-
The evening session occupied by President Gregory
OF the Illinois Industrial University, who discussed the
real problems OF modern education
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wHArS Claimed foR THE KEELT MOTOR

THE INVENTORS OWN ACCOUNT OF HIS INVENTION.
From me Scientific american.
In view OF publications in The Scientific
4D,ercnD dcriding and my invention feel u 10 be-
nv duty 10 depart from my intended policy OF makngn
public declaration relative 10 my invention. now pub
v assert that have produced the results which many
prrons have SEEM in the precise manner heretofore
stotrd-tO wit the Introduction Of atmospheric air INTO
NV machine, limited quantity Of natural water III
-pct from the hydrint greater than the ordinary
hvdrant pressure. and the machine itself which
il simply mechanical structure. with these
fbree agents alone undrd by and every chemical
coTlpound heat electricity, galvanic action. have
produced in an inapprecble period Of time by simple
uipuatiou ~ the machine yapOric substance, at one
4Xpul.ion Of volume OF ten gallons having an elastic
energy OF 10000 pounds Ia the square linen. This
.nlennv assert, ana ready 10 verify by my oath.
only ask OF the public their indulgence, until new and
perfect machine rapidly approaching complexion, IL
hn-hcd when / Will publicly demonstrate that which /
now publicly assert. JOHN w NELLY
lbiladefDhtd, June %. 1873.
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THE FIRE RECORD.

WHITEHALL, y. Y, July S.-A fire broke
out this morning in f. W. Halls building opposite the
foot bridge. causing loss to A. o. Manve, druggist
Baker a Darlington, boot and shoe dealers; Miss Nc
Crnchy, miner aud the United states Custom-hOuse Of
$4,000. Fully insured
OswEGO, y. Y, July 8.-A fire at Hannibal
Center, Oswcgo County. this morning, destroyed the
Croton Hotel, r. T. Reeds store, dwelling -hOuse. and
three barns.
ST. Louis, July S.-The extensive Touring
mills of Lconhardt Il schurich. on Lombard-st.. was
burned this morning. The mill ana machinery are said
to have been valued at $4,000.
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MIDNIGHT HEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WA.HISGTOS. Friday, July ., ls75-l a. m.
Synopsis fOr the mast hCentu-fOuT hours
The barometer is highest over the Atlantic
states.
II has fallen the Northwest and The Upper Lake
region with east south winds. slightly warmer clear
or partly cloudy weather. and in the Lower Missouri Val
ley occasional rain.
Partly cloudy Weather wthrain areas has prevailed in
the south Atlantic states the Gulf coast and Middle At
lIntic coast
Generally clear weather in the remaining sections
The Mississippi has continued rising at II. Louis and
NIcksburg.
Probabilities.
In the South Atlantic and Gull states slight changes in
and temperature, easery TO sOutherly Wlnds
partly cloudy weather. and occasional rain areas.
For Tenncsser the Ohio Valley and lower lake region,
falling barometer east south Winds clear or partly
cloudy and slightly warmer weather.
For the upper lake region, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri Valleys falling stationary barometer,
southwest southeast winds. slightly warmer partly
cloudy weather. and occasional rain
For The Mdde dHd Eastern states stationary barometer
east or soun FRUITS, ciear purity cloudy aud slightly
,cdTBier ~edfher
The Mississippi continues slowly rising from ~ LOUIS
to NlcksDurs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-09

Brooklyn Academy Of Music bis return from his Sum
mer vacation probably the night Of the last wednes
day In September. large number Of we-known cier-
gymen and laymen Of different denominations have met
and appointed the following Committee OF Ar
rangements for the demonstration: A W. Tenny'
g. NJ. Pettngill. the Rev. DR.. Conant. Prof. Homer b.
sprague. Z. A. Taft the Rev. W. r. Davis, Judge A. o.
Hull. and B. r. Hale. complimentary letter, to DO
signed by cergymen generally. will no prepared ior
presentation Mr. Beecher and addresses Will be maho
by prominent men at the meeting Of welcome Ai'er
the addresses In the Academy OF Music, there VIII DO
reception in the Art Association Building.
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A NEW PHASE OF THE CHANDLER-BUELL LIBEL
SUIT.

SUI
ST. LOUIS, July s.-The Chander-Buell libel
case again came up the United states District Court
to-day on the application of Distrct-Atorney Dyer for
writ OF removal to the District Of Columbia, under
new Indictment found by the last Grand Jury In Wash
ugton. This new indictment raises an entirely new
question OF law. II charges that the alleged liOel0us
notification was made Washing tOn by the act Of fling
The manuscript OF the special dispatch 10 District news
paper in Washington office Of the western mon Tel
e1,r,ph COMPANY. No other complete act OF publication
/, charged in Indictment, and the appearance OF
the alleged libel IN me DefT0| IRE treSS II only men
Toned incidentally. The VIII turn on the question
whether the Hing OF special dispatch III the Office
OF telegraph company constitutes publication In law.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

LONDON, July 9.-Prof. Cairnes is dead.
HALIFAX, \. >, July S.-Ge0rge Brown, the
oarsnan died to-day 80 years. He has been
unwe for months past 1t Is said that he contracted
the disease OF which he died Springfield and that he
was suffering from when he defeated Morris at St. John
III september last
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viii be therefor that the circulation Of rHE rsA
through the mails greater than that Of RE Herald al
Times combined that OF The World aud ZINES combined ard
great OF all three these other papers
combined Advertisers will ind also Interest 70 ~
member the columns OF Tug TRIBUNE sx wtl
than those of other hs city, and that each oea
line therefore, gives TO tho sdvsrsas
Daily Ifl6vaS. Neg n
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LITEST SHIP NEWS.
NV stAer Ship Eers Gee serenn Pc0sI
ARRIVED
>k,c granronia Bragg. Portland, WIKI uiusS ~ v

fy,v stAer ship gsrs SsrenA Pa0sl
..,m.,r vr,0co0,a Bragg Portland with and paa
Steamship Cen whitney Hanet with mdsa -
ps sehr !" c ssD jonas. NsnsacEet with fish
scHoosERs-RIyEE AND co4srwiMr ,,..
IaI RIVER p 9r Ssnssr Ff P,r Er
L. A. stevens Newport Delphi. Newport
PORTLAND Me-. July ARRIVED big Hattie p wheslss
from schrs A. H. Waite from Phan aos9s
si r s YenHF' ih H. chsee dewn Day
n6sros jay 7Ariyei steamships George Appod iron
Baltimore PcrkOmen, from Philadelphia W prro. trc,
New York; John shriver, from philadelphia snip lot ~
Psn snniro irs carre Jameson from Portsmouth n -
Admiral for New Bedford. sailed, steamship scandinA"A~
wiiSnGTos " c. July s.Arriyed, .chr' Ida Bsl. To-
New. York L. I. Knight from Rockport Ciaarsd' ">n
ca u rs SaTs qrf Rely Il iol S
nsS ATyed Ts% brig Steamship Ss . ssa Gull cna
NV BEDFORD July s.-Arrivea. .chrs VIM D sa.,.S
nom rrctown Burton from Philadelphia sAicas
's yHy s' mi ship zephr Liverpool
schr Wilson, for Ruatan. Passes-Ihe Steamship S~ss
Pass E6EiRT July s-saied, steamship MemphiA f's
PESsacoLA July 7-Arve, schr F. l. Richardson. Young
from NewYOrk
LONDON July s-s.@l for United states ports Harrinf
Abigail Curlew. Leonard, Minerva apt Brown So,ss
Ella Cireneaf lizzie Moses Arrived out the 1t INST ma
ESss DrSg va A dt on S" the on DS n HScr
Give Fred w Carbon Malta Nysd Arrived out ON me -
inst Arran F0rganhal, Dunrobn Castle, cameo hohh""s
Englishnan Nyanza. ., A.. a.
C,RpgNNs July ARRIVED bark New York, RON New.
yors slg Nellie Bowers from Philadelphia ~alei brfS
Annie tDan and Prrnts, Hobbs for NOrth Of hatterA
sci CYRUS FOssett FOR Vera run.
S,GU, Jlly ARRIVED brig +. J. Henderson, ron Nov
York via Suevitas
DISASTER -
vtSEY,RD HAVEN Jsy sArrived United states seamsnis
from Boston for New YORK reports
that about miles To ne westward OF Tar1un 'o,e ~
In contact -chr q. D. Baird. -tsrkey nom row
ieY.c fpr y. the IailsIDo-a s4
trdnc the Bard bowspr broken on - The might
heads and her bul~srs and - sanc hi"ns
br.kcn The TallaEoosa t,Ned the -ehr. - this port
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two months parents and guardians will find our sd
,srtising columns an invaluable directory.

The trustees Of the excursion fund for poor chill
aren send an appeal. elsewhere printed. for funds
with which to renew the system Of excursions which
has for two or three years past proved so popular
and beneficial The intense heat of the past week
will make the proposed relief real benefaction to
the children in the more densely populated and
unhealthy portions of the city. New-fork has sus-
tanned this charity literally in the past and 1t can
scarcely be needful to do more than call the atten-
ton of our readers to the opportunity they now have
to renew their well doing.
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Mrs T. H. Worthless the eminent Lady Physician ~ 81
West Forty .econ prsc1bes with the greatest success
an =. LIYfuFNr Ioplis AMMONIA IL hA- made sons
wonderful cures.
all druggists. Depot No 4Ol SKIN ave- NeN i".
only 30 cents and III per bottle.
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Yesterday The American anu new i"A W"
fought OF tile various morning papers as follows;


twill be seen that the American News Company boushs
considerably more rRIB than Il I'D Wostfs lni Times pas
together and NewYOrk News Company also boughs
more TKRtNEs than did WOrlds and Time put togethcr
This il about fair average comparison Of The relative pun
chases months past There hss been no time ths
wear In which the daily circulation Of TIKI TRIBUNE noe
equal to the daily c.rculaons Of The World and
Timer IN which weekly circulation was not quad
ipe the combined weekly crcuat-ons OF The Wort4
AMI Times and weekly circulation was not oat q
ht Ahead OF tie combined weekly ccusi0ns Of The H0rl
and Times 10th Of April two u the best known 81
versng the country prepared the following card
We the undersigned have examined the books Of TUB : Ri
tNY Press som, tie daily reports. etc.
and are entirely satisfied and do certify that the enre circa
aton ~ tHE Ally TlBUNE for the month u March Wa
Lag tEsJ complete copies making ddy ctrrb
ton Tor month of 49, 1917 tg the entire orcuanon
IRiBhE an. month ~ April up o and IN
Guiding this day, 5J1 $50 complete copies making no
arca0e dai'y circulation Tor The month ~ APRIL thus lar.
50, ~6s complete c0p',S : NJ. fEII ENOlLi-
Asic- York. April 10 1915. HEAAN BCEk
figures aboye gwen renamed ngnaTy stable through
out past The daily circulation Of ras
TRIBUNE fOr the whole mouth was 80, los.
The following from the Official report Of the Posi-
City Of New York to the Postmaster General
giving Of postage paid each the month
January. 1870 su!ar editions, from the New
Onice regular subscribers further illustrates
the relative elrculatonsi
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So the Ohio campaign opens formally July 2l.
with speeches from Gov. Allen and senator Ihur-
man. That gives those gentlemen nearly two weeks
in which to decide whether they are inhatonlsts or
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TIE STITE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARKET.
PRINTING CLOTHS

HlyAyA July g. spanish gold FL la2l2. Exchange firm
London. 1904 lJ2 prem on Paris, l-0GAo prem sugar
demand.
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WfRRIED.

BATTEY- wHITE-On wednesday. June 81 AZ the roo
iepcr of the BRIDES parents Rev Thomas H. larr
samuel T Bailey OF Brooklyn. 10 Ellen NJ "me OF MOI
ri
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station agent hand the conductor piece OF paper WHOA
he read and then started his train. Al,
Tuesday at 10 q IN.
FUNERAL OF BROOKLYN VICTIMS
The bodies of John D. Ehlers, aged 10, OF
Bedford and Fushingaves, Brooklyn, and william b.
Mott. age 80. OF No. 50 wythe-ave, f. d. who were
killed by the railway disaster at Rockaway last Monday
were received in Brooklyn yesterday and buried In
Greenwood Cemetery. Mr. Mott leaves wife ana chill
dren About 40 members Of the Eastern District Leder-
krams Society. with q delegation from the Fourteenth
ward German Democratic Association, went 70 ocean
Point yesterday attend the funeral OF Philip C. Pelfer
OF Brooklyn D., who also killed by the disaster
The funeral services held in the Catholic Church az
Ocean Point.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

I TFIN
PROVIDENCE. r. l., July s.-Printing cloths duh at IN
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Special Notices.

Mrs. Wiu-Iow'- SOOTHING syrup. FOR children teethina
the guns, aiiays all PAIN aud CURES wind conc
De-bi.r. pitts the sures And safest remedy tor ch
and Fever and Malaria
silk EIu.tic -torking- Belts, Kneo caps Ahiomina
supporters -nspensOry Bandsge shoulder braces snS
rifrlr- at lssS Truss Orlce, No esey 81 LAZY -
attendance.
,-Rnpture aud Physical Deformities successfully
treated ~ Dr. = y. MARSH prncilal OF IN" sie nn
< his odd Oiure 40 N'rr3 St. hr'' h"u'e
10 connection with Any other Office IN THIS V
\-Tru-.e-. -eeey'- Hard Rubber Trns-es ign
cool crany, entirely free from All sour rusty ,iupphs
9outceke unplta,anin,ss Used n "a naihns ION tsuI
always reliable Establishments l,StI Chestnut ST. fhii~ho~
phiA and 73l Broad" ,y, y y
yo.,-OGice Notic.-The MAIL" FOR ~ ROPE for me
week ending SArU kDA1 July 10 $40 WI, close AZ NJ
an 3 A m. on THU RSDAi at ll3O a H. and on y " n
a. a., a. y and II 30 A. m. T. L. JAMES. 4. ".
The g. ID. ampiln -pecia."-The finest an Wac
produced by the Pheasant alley VINE tohlinl, ~
onlv In bottles. by the Companys Agents H. r. h INK
co. 50 Fulton It,. y. Y. The Pheasant valley Vine ON.
pany, Brandes uudenaby TIE pnrcst IN The ""fH 'V
clean. sugar or colorng matter blu''i
Advertisers de,lrins To gam the attention ana pa
trouuxe Of Farmers and Agrcultursts, will ind TIKI
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