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THE New York Times notes it as a
political anomaly that lit has come
about that the branch Of the Govern
ment (the House of Representatives,
supposed and intended to be the most
directly popular is at variance with the
other branches, and is at the same time
in considerable degree al variance with
the present drift of popular opinion it
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-12-02

Mrs. Woodruff. on her way from
Newark 10 Mt. Vernon, went bv priv.
ate carriage to the village of Homer
sixteen miles north of Ne gark, to visit
the place of her birth. She found nc
trace of the house in which she had
spent the earlier years of her childhood
che father of General Rosecrans and
the father OF Mrs. Woodruff, each in
ran the mill which furnish
ed the good people OF Homer their
flour,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-12-02
IT. CLAIH svILLE, OHIO.
THURSDAY, DEC. :, 1876.

A RECOUNT of the ballot boxes IN
Hamilton comfy, Ohio, shows thatthe
Republican candidate for County Com
missioner, at the October election, was
counted out by the Democrotic eiec'
tion officers. Another instance ol
Democratic honesty.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-12-02

COMMISSIONER PRATT declines to
consider appeals for reconsideration
of the cases of officers displaced by the
recent Executive order consolidating
the internal Revenue Districts, as the
subject is one for the Presidents ulti,
mate decision. Many appeals have
been carried to him, but there are nc
indications that he will reconsider his
action.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-12-02

WHEN Henry Wilson took his seat in
the United States Senate, in February,
1856, Charles Sumner presented him,
and Jessee ID. Bright, of Indiana, ad-
ministered the oath to him. NJ. Ham
lin of Maine, is the only man now liv-
ing. who was in the Senate at that time.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-12-02

In the death of Mr. Isaac Welch the
State loses an honest officer and goo,i
citizen. In all his public career,
whether as member ofthe Legislature
or as State official. his reputation fol
integrity has been unsullied.-C Gin. Com
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CANNOT BE EXCELLED.
CHARLEsrowN, March 10, 1865

II. r. STEVENS
DEAR SIR-This is to certify tnat have used
your Blood Preparation IN my family for sew
ers' years ard [ think that, for Scrofula or
il cannot be sxcelles1; and as a blood purifier
and spring medicine IL iS the best thing ever
used; and have used almost everything.
can cheer1ul!y recommend ii to any one in
need of such medicine. Yours respectfully,
Mrs. A. A. DTNSM MORE
10 Rus sell Street.
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Map of the Northwest.

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Maps in general use. 1t contains tho latest
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f or IS 2 6.

Ihe coming year ofJubileeiis to be one OF
momentous inteIe est. We celebrate the Cne
hundredth Anniversary OF American Inde-
pendenre, and we elect new President of he
United States. Who he will be depends on the
Intelligent. reading people OF our great coun-
Try Every body, therefore, should take the
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pie will take such papers as they please. Eut
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Der will be pleased to take the Cincinnati
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= Because IL is fair and Independent on all
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.. Because IL Is a happy combination between
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At great expense the publishers of tn
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what as .HeeGPGg

BOSTON, FEB u, ISlI.
HENRY Il. STEVENS, Esq
Dear Sir-Ab bont one yeaI since / found my
self in a fe. Bile condition from general debili-
~. NEGETINE strongly recon ~ ended
to me by a friend who had been much benefit
ted BY It's use. | procured the article, and al
ter using several bottles, Was restored to health
and discontinued it's use. Ieei quite cuntident
that there Is no medicine superior TO il for
those complaints for which il is especially
prepared: and would cheerfuily recommend it
to those who Ieel that they need something to
restore them to perfect health.
Respectfully yonrs, II. T.. PETTENGILL,
Firm of > NJ Petteugill "a Co.,
No. 10 state 81, Boston.
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TIMES COMPANY,
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rs All NEW Subscribers for 1876, paving in
advance after November /, 1875, tciU receire
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tance to Janury lst, 1876, ,cithout charge.
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Gained Fifteen Pounds of Flesh.

SOUTH BERw ICK, Me-, Jan II, 1872.
II. r. STEVENS, ESQ
Dear SIr-I have had Dyspepsia in its worst
form for the last ten years. and have taken
hundreds of dollars worth OF medicine with
out nbtainingany relief In Septem Der last
commenced taking the VEGErlNE, since
which time my beaith has steadily improved.
NJ foo dige-ts Well. and nave gained fifteen
pounds OF flesh. There several others in
this place taking VegatinC; and all have OBJ
tanned relief. Yours truly,
THOMAS T.. MOORE,
Overseer OF Card Room, Portsmouth Cos Mills.
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The Cincinnati Daily Times

is published every sfternoon. except Sundays,
n time for the evening trains a nd night mails.
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case with the morning papers. The Fast Mail
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lections from the columns of The Eastern pa
pers one day in advance OF all our conte mi po-
rarieS.
the Times being done iu daytime, instead ef
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Gives .etealth. Strength and Ap-
petite.
My daughter has received great benefit from
the Use OF the VEG ETINE. Her declining health
was source of great anxiety TO all of her
friends. A few bottles of the Vegttinc res tored
her health, strength and appetite.
y. II. TlLDEN,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
No. 49 Sears Building, Boston, Mass.
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l MAN of a Thousand

When death was hourly exrecfed from Cou-
sumption, all remedies having fBiled and Dr
j. JAMES was experimenting, he accidentally
made prepai alton of INDIAN HEMP which
cured his only child, and now gives this recipe
free on receipt OF two stamps, To pay expenses
HEMP also cures night sweats. nausea at the
stomach, and will break a fresh cold I'm "a
hours. Address CRADDOCK & co, IO32 Race
Street. Philadelphia, naming this paper
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Useful and Beautiful Mans.

AT great expense the publishers of the
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Household Man of Ohio.


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BACK AGAIN.

The Eddy delegation to st. Clairs-
vile, last week, have, we believe, all
got back safely, but as yet the long roll
has not been called.
JOE BOWERS.
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THE GREAT REPUTATION
Geat and Good Medicine.

Which VEGETINE has attained in all part
of tine country asa
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DILUTED THINNESS.

Last Friday, while engaged in tear
farm of Henry Acton, near Hendry5-
burg, an old man named Gilbert Don
nelly fell from tie pole, distance OF
twenty feet, and was so badly injured
that he died in few hours. Deceased
leaves wife and family of grown-uI
children.
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In all the States eftAs Ca1ou

Of both political paities, and from all classes
3i T sUcl@ty, tes tliy to the popularity OF the
I'm Es as a family paper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14

which with gold at 1854. and exchange NJ a'Vo d
is equivalent to 80 94-1O0 in New-fork' against
32IA the closing price here. The second exception
has hepn that of Union Pacific, which, by
the fluctuations of the past TWO days
furnishes quite n relief TO the monotony OF aus
steadv advance for so Tonga time. The total b'isl-
s of the day amounts TO 1872, 100 shares, of which
IA COO shares were Western Union at 77ss677hs0
77as0 77s4G77as decline Of is per cent from last
night. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph gains is on
sales of 400 shares at 26i2R26os Quicksilver re-
covered portion of its loss of yesterday in transac
items of 1000 shares at 1924021d 2Oled21Q2
2O5sG 2Ol2, showing an advance of i percent from
yesterdays close The Preferred gains 2 per cent,
with sales of only 200 at 30lo03O Pacific Mail
has been quiet awaiting further developments.
Only 10 100 shares were SOLD ut 1880 43 7sD 1890
437sa 43lo being no change from last nights price.
100 shares of Union Pacific were bought and sold,
at 71l2d 7Oa4 a724070'2G7 the final
sale being Just Is below that of yesterday. 4,5oO
shares Of North Western sold at 45is@ lod4o]s@
45ls decline of s per cent, and 200 shares OF IRE
ferred at 5s05sla, gain of J.. per cent. st. Paul
sold to the extent of AGO shares, at 3ol4~3sos~
39L $685., with no change in the final prices
Rock Island gains as per cent on LOW
shares. at 1O3ls0IO3i9. Wabash declines o
per cent ON the sale of 5000 shares at 15l20
15L015la@147s015;4, 600 shares OF Lake Shore
sold at 74ssa gain of 80 per cent
Erie closes with gain of % per cent, after sales OF
so. 800 shares at 3Ol2032 l2032G324, and 6OO
Central sold at 1O1 os@1O12. The sales OF invest
ment shares were principally in fractional lots and
at steady prices The market closes feverish, and
barely steady at the quotations. The opening high
est lowest and closing prices of stocks sold to-day
were rs follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14
Bermuda rota
LIVE STOCK MARKETS,

April l3-BEENHS-lhrTo were no receipts
beef cattle unimpOriant Tho uns.asoslo
snow storm interrupted the trade IN dressed beef aG
hooks Washington Market oNors,,sad WITH oe,i '
of ordinary quality choicest sides selling al ilt
ii Lc 10 ordinary % prime do at 90llc; prime hnd
tiers al i3c slow and good fore quarters AZ zoo Vlc
G07 head aud tho market was TAR
IA Zoe common Ia prime milk fed With some OF tnS
sold at 5dJc 10, and some Vi the pes al ~ =
dlOlsc. -. ,o,. n
Eye q OTIS sold veas 100 ID average at loee y
n; 30 do, 100 n. at lOc and ~ do 10 10 AT IL
Jehfe sold Jersey yeas no 10 average 80.
10 do, 1877 10. at oc and ID PennsyNa do ia 10 oSl
George Oliver sold 81 Jersey and Pennsylvania Ncal iiV
1876 10 average at 7d9c. y 10. -. a., y
Hume Elliott sold state veals, lt3 ID average Al iV
A. 10. ,,o A. . ,o -
Thurson sold 30 Bucks County yea,s, 100 ~ al IVA
l0izc. q ID. e,o ...a ,.
shRRi AND IAms-Receipts ears. or 1850 heat.
eighth st. and two at Fourteenth ST
market quiet unchanged prices with common 70 p
clipped sheep sold at 6sa6Lc 10 ANA ordinary W
unshorn 69.G7Sc. per 10. No extra lots In msA'.
James Kirby sold 1872 clipped Ohio sheep, 902 ID Ncihar
at 6hc and Dos unshorn do, u H.. Al 6'e; ,s "a,
Elliott sold lSo state sheep, lOl 10: aveiar0 x
7 per lb $50 clipped do, los h., at 6ci and lso "' -
judd BackIugham sold EOS clipped Ohio sheep 90 ''
average, &C. per 10; aud 22l do, as H. at 5i -, e
Receipts today Is ears or l,Ibo hosS a.
Fortirh.st None sale alive. City dressed hogs i'"'
H. In price, AMI closed weak NJ 1913 1890 p'f io
CHICAGO, April l3-cAl1LE ave- .'rca' wept 'o' wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14
SALES FROM Dig O'CLOCK p. VI. TO CLOSE OF BUsI
NESS, 3 O'CLOCK i. NJ,
Central Pac, Cal &
/ Erie Railws
TUESDAY, April 1872. n.

TUESDAY, April l3-P ~.
The Wallst. markets to-day have been quite in
keeping with the weather. dull, undressing and
Improbable Gold, which opened at 1853 declined
TO 1147s, closing at 115ls notwithstanding that
sterling exchange was moderately firm AT
above the specie shipping point, tO-wit: 4s6lo
and 4.9Ola for 60 day and short sight re-
spectively. Money has ruled easy from down
to 2 per cent on miscellaneous securities and
late offered at / per cent, without takers
The stock market presents but few features for
comment, it having been generally quiet, with the
fluctuations confined within "a narrow range. The
exceptions 10 the general market have been first
that of Erie, the noted strength and activity of
which yesterday may perhaps find explanation
~ the possible foreknowledge Of the following
which to-day was circulated over the wires of the
various "stock indicators 20 wit: London, 2
q. m.-Erie 81. Market ovcrsold. and dealers are
borrowers of the stock Queer, for a cable
dispatch, rs this may sound 10 the initiated
IT NOD unlikely was truthful description
81 the state Of the New-York market as il
:1isted this morning. whatever may have been the
condition Of the London market. The price of Erie
~ the time of the publication of the dispatch
TIRED 90 was 302a, after which il advanced 10 500
aifofiing good market for unloading, had il
, "anced that ANY one had been 50 disposed. The
Ia.,i I. price, - quoted from L9Gdol, was 27e,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14

The exports of produce for the week ending to-day
were $4 151 ,269, against S. 80 462 for the cores
ponding week in 1874 and s., 421 ,753 in 1873 The
total exports since JAN 1, $3.50, 752,41s, against
$79,OO4459 for the corresponding period in 1874,
and $74, $50, 296 in 1873.
The Philadelphia stock market is Pennsyl-
vania 6s, Sd ISSUE 112; Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road. %; Reading Railroad. 5GA; Pennsylvania
Railroad, ssh; gold, 1853
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14

Pork market opened lower, ra,i e en
lar and the market strong at the advance es Nav
6b do july 10 closing aet Ct the a nag az
Bees more and firm sales OF 800 Dds ~
for Fa,iy fierce Beef inactive but stsay MI, q, ss
IN ,erate and steady sales OF oO pps 90
slS and II 81 o6o pieces iOtac
smoked Souiders for Picked do; 70 Ms Ia
1o o%c iS4Sl4hc for city Smoked petsd Hams
lobe; 1000 ID Bellies. 12 10 average; 80
Bacon is inatye sales Of 90 boxes o ened
aes and Ses Sa sosea rather l3o tc
City, 10 s0l6l+; LOG tcs Western, on grRe 10 h Tor
&C., Western stem part last night 10 esr Nav
future delivery w hear 81 $009Cs seicr may ~
1900 ties seller Juy, 10 Ii l6dlG'ac ,. oro, At the
PETROLEUM is again stronger put ever az a. 10
advance holders ar Offering WIN @ e rst half OF May
$500 bbls sold for prl 10 l4ic aud 5O9p Dos ear "
the day at other sales ramOred Ssf bn int a at
19ha20c Crude is ao higher though sellers ar Tor Nav
I'M for spot Ambulance OF month TO a
5000 bbls in bulk sold at &c Ior mT % tor
May Naphtha unchanged but dull at 9c Inc ~ Tor
Refined Philadelphia unsettled but advanced; ~ III
spot and t4c for month. Baltimore market eannos W, al
quoted The Geographic avices received 70 day are ~
lows Titusve active at 81 % ~
81 co Roseyille quiet at s. 62aasG5; doute fruer at
shipments, 81 70d$l 72l2 $3.50 -. ,o In
KCE-fhe market without Quotable change and inc ae
mand confined chiefly 70 small o sales q loo ,c or Pmc
and SdS 4c for Choice $50 bbls louisiana .G &c ior
to Prime 10 bbls do lower grades at 6aG'4c ahgooh a.
Skins very slow OF sale stocks are ae
aru 587 bales Puerto aeo AZ bales cruz bales
Cabello, 20 bales Payt and 90 bales ieN
Deer sAna fairly active and prices steady r.ees
Vera Cruz and bales New Orleans; sales JOoO ID fu,
Cabeo 10000 Maiamoros and MEXICAN Iooo I'D irun''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14

Buenos Ayres. California

slight advance noticeable In our last aS fallen
off and closes former quotation s2lo
4 Bombay Lima,
az our 1000 do Hope iIlcc
MtTAlo-ioidcrs OF InpOt Copper nrm IN their
vie their stocks the recent large move
reduced u 10" pDbt,
will ais expected for some time 10 come,
holers farther aiyantagc aud an advance OF luy
lic established, with lar business al the lln'
We revise quotations. The sales embrace E0O
600 at 224 G22c MANUFACTURED is unchanged; New
Shrathng 2SC bolts and braliers Soc. bronze and
Yellow Sheathng 2lc and y. VI. Bolts 2S net cash
In been little business dong, but
scarcely Ugh Ia and the position rtualns
nominal quotations remain a. before anu IL IL
would 10 be pail were any desire 10
purchase manifested, DI attempt To sell wOltl nectsslie
We quote llliL' on, 49, 0Od t3f no
Io.tnes, $50 $50 aAd olcEgaocA, 80 81 American rig
il ne values nominal 30 at So 80 y
Forge S5iHt26 Domestic i1 ch. ~ -tetiy
h,. a small rIi- ,ng ut fail ngircs held al - 2V
81, gold Foreign III II dali AMI nominal at o'4i E IN
uiactured steady, bar At - ine o. aW She, 1T &C. less
10 y trade lOreign spIie IL WY scarce and
Jini 1T about .d1 D"m -ic drll The - Ieao pres
ASKS held AT Currency IA PH IN hee
htto 40, hing Transporting aside from SINAI logo8
rllc and qlptL nOnhaty hDcnang sales O 100
STRAITS tns not N ,dc pablo We q1ot" straits al @2c;
H. aad e. r. ned English. 20 a, goat Pate have
met jotbIG demand; ue uuiaYniaOe news
frn Europe has caused bat holders ar by
mo means pressing mo market supplies
"a mot last English 4iOai Os, EXCEPT at
loss oniy safes ~ ldtn bD& varloss
i. 5vas !, or COAo TIA OtIr Metal, aredN WcGi9to;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14

SIIARS-The marSet for Raw Sugars is very quiet, but
holders the extreme prices asked checked bust
ness dealers being about in their views sales
of 40 hhts MuscOyado at s. lOc 200 hds CentlIl
gal M 100 9s and 200 hhdS Porto luco NJ
S4 We quote the asking prices for Far to Good Refining
Cuba at SdS4c: Prime do at osc Centrifugal hhts ard
boxes Nos to 49, 2d9c and No II Box Clayed az &c
Renned remains nr1n demand far, at sl2G9c or sg
yellow for soft White; lOlc Tor Crushed IOs
for Powdered, and lose for Granulated
SEEDS-lOVer stronger with small business doig Tor
trade sales OF lo0 bags western AT IL 2c limo
tly il quoted nOmnaly at ~ 80.
STEARINlhe demand Is light al steady pflces safes vi
22,0C0 n City at Ice. ,-...
TOBACCO-In Kentucky Leaf there IL fair business pas
sing a, about former gITes the past three days
brace wi our
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14
We annex current quotations of 90
.a...-..

Money has been in steady demand to-day at 4 to
6 per cent on pledges of ordinary Stock Exchange
collateral with the closing rates for unemployed
balances lent at one. Commercial paper is in good
request, but the supply is scanty.
The following is the Clearing -house statement:
Curry exchanges S75967,77O Gold exchanges $3,Si95i7
Currency balances 3,297,i67 Gold balances. 1874
Government bonds were fairly active and followed
the course of gold. We annex the closing street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14

brt ther,is inquiry W. quote a. " ~ 49, adoat 1t
9pinary 10 f,ood Siranei nnies Of 1000 bps Sd
81 IL = and 800 Far, reported dslySS a. s NJ
Turnenfine stronger ~ In anr
sza loo bbs sold at $40 and 25l xorns ongteu in
rsnnd parcels Pitch very quiet CITY hsd armsr rates
fsh are sy g ale. as ess from
hands Menhaden held firmly bat Is not acuEs We 9ntep
anoted at 81 28dSl 80 Cotton seed " IN S ,.e for
Prime "a a5yc Refined sammor Yellow ana o'"o%" "