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Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-06
Bm Arpion the Financial Situation,

Bn Arpton the Financial Situation,
a"Munny TO be helthy must be
shattered aIoppd so every body
cant git sum When it's all piled
up I'M a few pyramids the least
.iostle FiHltgmble if TO the ground,
If was king I'D fix A. remedy for
lbloated fortunes NIFTY qnick, I'd.
tax Il man nuthin for an lncum Of
5 thotisan dollars and Under! I'D
tax 10 per Ct on all between IS aud
10 fthousans 20peroct ondall' be-
tweend ten and twentydithousam,
and soon! dublin up to 90 thousan.
Above thatlTd ltake1it all, every
dollars Iatell youthat willcgit6em,
That will keep adownsthese Wall
street rings.uTIt Milblet a man'have.
|enuff fophlldecent and respekta.
be purposes ahd after that he
must do bis sheer for them who
SWEET and toll and haven'tob been as
smart or as mean or as lucky as
himself. 1t will puua limit upon
a mans avnrice and keep moneyin
better employment thanl0paying
$4,000 fora horse or q 100 thou
for a aidimondlopine cid Ia lU.a.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-06

The above Six New Books are written
by the popular Southern Authorizes, Mrs.
Catherine A, Warfeld, FORMERLY of Missis'
,slppl, hot now Of Louisville. Ky, and au-
thor of the world wide noted work, "The
Household Of Bouverie," which is one of
the best and most ex raordinary novels
ever published. TIE above six books are
each issued in one large volume, bound in
morocco cloth. full gilt hack and side, price
~ - each, or S!051 for a complete set OF
the six volumes, put up in a neat and strong
box.
"*"Aboue Books are for sale BY al Book
sellers, or copies of eitAer one or more Of Me
aboOe DOORS, or a Oopplete set 9fthem, @iH be
Seata at once to any @ae. to any place, postage
drepaied, OF Free Of freight, on rsmitiag
their price IN d HHer 10 the Publishers,
II. b. Jefferson Il BROTHERS,
A0s Chestnut Str eet, philadelphia, Ia.
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O. Address, AGENCY DBPARTMENT
Frank L%eslie's Publishing House, ~
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40-sow-6m.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-21

CONSERVATIVE MASS-MEETING AND BARRIE
CrE-FISE TURNOUT OF THE PEOPLE.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatchi
WHITE PLAINS, Va
September Is, 1876.
Your correspondent had the pleasure OF
attending the Conservative barbecue and
mass-mecting at Lawrenceyille on the 10th
instant. The meeting was addressed by
Captain William Z. Hinton, our nominee
for Congress; Major W. II. F. c. Gregory,
OF Petersburg, and others, who made tell
ing speeches in advocacy OF Tilden, Hen
bricks, and Hinton.
Notwithstanding the inclemency OF the
weather. the rain falling more or less all
day, there were four or five hundred whites
and two or three hundred colored people
present. Great enthusiasm prevailed, and
We hope and confidently believe that the
Fourth district can and will be redeemed
under the leadership OF Captain Hinton.
The speakers were frequently and enthusi-
astcally cheered by the colored people, and
from wla, ] can learn many will support
the Conservative candidates. So mote it be.
More anon. NEWS.
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Halilax eount s,scs Jssisf SDs T4y, Re.
signed. NilIfsu Is u appointed
postmaster d Is BgIceton Preston
county, w. ys,gpios M. w Chichester, re-
signed, Baptaste 4hilnore is apppinted
postmaster st Point Pleasantt, ay tieee
William French, deceased rs II M
The property Of The GordonsyilIe III
cultural orks and sChait-F actory5 was sold
last Friday at 10 sacrifice. The sland and
buildings were bought BY General James
g. Field at 8, 300, and much valuable and
costly machinery sold for arnere Song.
Gordonsville Gazette. s'as
The valuable property known as the Cab
ell House, Lynchburg, was sold at auction
Tuesday. Thesale way made In two parts
first, the tenement occupied by III. Guggen-
heimer s. Co.; and second, that occupied
by Messrs. Shafer s. Robert s.j The first
named brought sll 600, md the other &c.
100. Mr.. r. w. CTensllaw was the purcha-
ser. Of both. Terms, one third cash !; and
the remainder in six, twelve, and eighteen
months. Yrginidst. n. 81 -, ',1l
4
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ABINGDON PRESBYTERY.

pFANlNG EXEECISEs-NEw CHURCHES ORGAN
ZED-IE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AIRY WORK. ... .--
correspondence OF the Richmond Dtspatch.J
DUBLIN, PULASKI COUNTY, VA,
September Is, 1876.
Abingdon Presbytery met at this place
sermon by Rev. L. II. Barnett. There are
present eleven ministers and thirteen eld-
erS.
Rev. ". II. Groves, OF Marion, was elect
Gu moderator; Rev. &. FL. Gilmer and S. A.
treston clerks. 1s:< H. ~ ~
KEY. I. McCluer, who has been laboring
lof some time in Rich Valley, Smyth county,
was granted leave to labor without our
oo ,Ii Tor the next year. 49, s..
me evangelist, Rev. j.. C.. Carson, re-
ported TWO churches organized during the
suihincr-one at Nickelsyille, in Scott cOrn-
", anu one 4, Burk's Garden, in Tazewell
county : sud =. .42i.
Presbytery being informed oil, the death
VI hev. j. Lyons, OF Jefersonyille, suitable
memorials were passed concerning bis life
ana labors in that important field. i di,.s
=, Much regret was expressed privately that
iM,oanoKe Presbytery would not allow Rev.
at Bristol. 11:. ,I,<HTt'"0 49, - = ~
Walnut Grove was chosen as the place,
an anu the last Wednesday in April as the time
terry. o ~ ~, ~. =, i. :
=, me last two days OF Presbytery was spent
III discussions as to our, large and interest
lug missionary fields. Some very earnest
auu interesting speeches were made, which
"y sri the attention OF all present. Is. 4
Inc Book Of Church Order and OF Dis
S,P!lhe was referred to two committees,
I'M, ~, are 10 report next spring.
w.. an !. church at Lebanon, Russell county,
r nss dissolved, and its members ordered to
''toF 70 the new church ut Nickelsyille.
ho an ~, adjourned meeting Of Presbytery will
D e NEG in Abingdon on Thursday, Septem.
60 Isi Aolh, to receive a candidate for the min
1 Stly and to consider the interests OF King
ogiese and the church at Bristol. NJ.
mtg; tiiesYy rains have seriously interlered
v misa LIE congregat tons, but we haVe had5a
i nsrs pleasant and we trust profitable meet
'ts' a8a ed B. /
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Virginia Items.


Monday night the foreign-born citizens OF
Alexandria passed resolutions OF respect to
the memory OF General Fl. A. Wise.
| W. A. Stroud has sold his fouring-mill,
at Wheatland, Loudoun county, Va, to
John II. Bowers for $4,000. ,,.-,...s.
Professor J. X. Taylor has traded his resi-
| dence in Hamilton, Loudoun county, Va,
to the Howe Sewing Machine Company for
$4,000 worth OF sewing-machines.
1t is rumored that Hon. George Burch,
the present Mayor, of Lynchburg, will be
the nominee OF the Republican Convention
(which meets in this city this week. for Con-
gress in opposition to j. Randolph Tucker.
Star.
Colonel Jacob S. Shriver, Of Mintonville,
in this county, died at the Rockbridge Alum
Springs last week. Colonel Shriver was
prominent man in his day, ana represented
fully the hospitable Old Virginia gentleman
Peace to his ashes.-SutolE Herald.
The stock trade over the Virginia Mid
land road is still increasing rapidly. BE
tween Sunday morning and yesterday eve
ming there were one hundred and fifty car
loads received here, most OF which passed
on to northern markets. IN. ~ ,..,5
In our last issue we stated that the tug
Belle Virginia had sunk during the Sunday
storm. We have since learned that such
was not the fact. The Belle Virginia toWed
the sunken sloop Hultz UP to, the wharf,
and out of further damage from the eie-
ment.-NorfolkL Landmark. 80 80,
Mr., w. r.: Murrell, formerly OF the
Franklin Monitor, who has Just returned
from Richmond, and is on his way to the
West, informs us that it is conceded by all
that the tobacco crop this year will he an
unusually short one. Not tone-half crop
throughout the State viii be out 'ahesae
Meas. A. B, 8 i ~ I :i,i,;ir ~
THE Jury in the; Corporation Court yes
terday, in the CASES Of Mosby 81 Brown
against; Mathews's executor, Involving q
claim for $4,000 for legal services, brought
in a verdict for So, 600, as Of the 18th Sep
TENDER, 1876, so that no interest Ronthe past
is allowed. THE verdict seems to be sat
isfactory to all parties, Lst,schburg Ne,rs.
The Lee Lyceum Society, Of Stafford
county, viii give q novel entertainment at
Stafford Courthouse on Thursday evening,
2Sth Of SeDtember-Yiz. !: A mock trial for
breach OF promise. The supposed high con.
tracing parties are OF the first families OF
the grand old county Of Stafford, and no
donbtsa large number. OF the beauty, fash
ion, and intelligence OF the county VIII be
present. - ric'esbeszg Star.
Mr.. Charles Mason, OF King George, has
sold his farm, g Mathias's Point," on the
Potomac, to Mr.. james t., Owens, at 80
per acre. We are informed that 9, provision
was inserted in the deed that in the event
the Royal Land Company should make
Mathias's Point the eastern terminus OF
their road Mr., Mason Is 10 share in any in
crease OF its value by reason OF such termil
nus sbar9 StGr.e
Harman s. Barnam IL, p0inted pDstmas-
fer ats Lineolnia, Fairfax county, Ya., Uice
w. ~ nd Her, resi- q Henry Early, Jr.,
is appointed postmaster at Black Walnut,
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PORT Of RICHM9N.D. SEPTEMBER "a. 1s7e.

-
PORT Of RICHMOND. SEE lMBEa "a. lara.
IS steamer john sylvester Girord, fNorfolk, mer-
eaadse and
di ssf sa pas WsssexsE nps saR s
. Steamer j. w. Everman, Plat philadelphia, xner-
chandise and passengers, Y. !. Porter, agent
sShf Canes z; a. Rose Rese, sqaa'
f'seheener Morning star, Lynch, Phlladolphia.
GOAL Chesapeake and OHIO R 70 Company.
Bark Cynns (Br.), Annis, Balm, fouf, Haxall-
Schooner Lena Il; oe.iing CHAM, outten, Washins-
Schooner charlie Go66, RHODES, Boston, dour snd
mil.feed, Curtis & Parker q = ], e,
sch9oner Q: Z, BINS, stesnlan, New York, lner-:
Schooner Thomas u seward, patterson, Norfolk,
coal, Curtis Il Parkers & -
!, Bark Bag K q. Aailstrom from Riclnonas at
Bark Aristides lNorl anderson, from Rishrnoad.
Schooner William e. franklin, sewsr al. ffron1
Richmond, at baltimore September 19th.
Schooner Hope, Mitchell, from Richmond at Nor
sssssF hsRss IIsa p Z s.t. i .sss
80 ~ MARINE DISASTERS.
whist hRs sse1 yoyags ircn o Dis SIS.
and high s,which caused her TO ship
] water but otherwise received no dapisge.
sESEg gEa sspsm es se
ties, IS lying to heranehor on her side abousthISe
from shore aaoas ghs captain, mate sesau
trsa PRisd sSpn s ssRs,ad hsa
h s,sns gaze 90 ss
| arrived In Hampton Roads ~ a =. Mr., where siIe
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Of G4b bales sc ff 31lcgpl Fsosu ~ M ~
tv3nce5t-t@ 1QcE9E IgM E1e6%et.p ehzx4 usttAnte&s
sea aaSs s sss ss ssss ss
1895; good 70 ohotee at "a 2A0BG. GqSts8
saa isssps ss1sa ga 9
x xsssssn 6 Gass sss 6 ss e
sSs isssies e ssss ss s9ss
for White qlssi and s1xla. 8eSm dsil
led. TalIoH steady &C CSC 50 81 SFnsss 60 $50
ss';, Il .s. sSss
nc Gill. Ereights firm. I'd
Bal TIaz0Rz
BALTIAosE ssgseEesg slosr acstss ssa
CITY Alls--isnIysS re-; other ~ .nrss
| Wheat aciYe, frms md unchanged sousteFn corn
lquies and nm white, Sag igsSs.
s ass ss ss n s sRs e'ns Po Il
ss 4 asss s;.ss1s sss
- Vs. !. LOUISVILLE.
LogIsysLI Ell septs,nssr -Ilour steady md
si@si.SJ :asnbsf whbe. sSS3ifz.
Corn dull white, 42e.; mixed 4lca RE 1naer @
Sss 2sss a Esd ss 81 Is
and iateady shouid ers, sc1eari rtns a4C.s
s s5ssl s sis Eli nsssn 49, sSs s.
isNc; keg, &c. WhisEsy steady and unchanged
CINCINNATI. :s.fS:f
i g. CINcI tx; September 70. Eleas steady md
isirdeuand and arm &c 1sc. osss steady aid IN III
Istr demand. at 35 @42c., Rye quiet hut sts1dy st
sas Rsssss gard n nSrs s ss
hrm Shoulders Ike; Clear rio exc; cleas lids,
clear RIB, gKA8xt. clear eif,6a )kCa fOlc 4; All
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by 'Tl,clil'egr..aa.Phl:

and unsettled Honey-No loans offered. Gold Ito.
Exchange-Lo 4S3; Short 4S5. States steady.
Governments active and steady. &sz}fssE &.
.Epentng.-Money offered &C IL, Sterling quiet
and unchanged. Gold, Ito. Governments dull and
lower. States quiet and nominal Is
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iT0.! - RE-EXH7BITED.
WHEAT.-Red, 10S bushels.
OATS.--S0 bushels.

A meeting of the Corn and Flour Exchange win be
held in the Exchange at 10 o'clock on Thursday,
21st to consider the expediency Of commencing the
sales ut 10 O'Clock instead Of or O'clock as present
1t is stated that the nillers prefer 10 oclock. ~
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September 20, 1876

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
. RICHMOND, September 90. 1876 {
OFFERINGS.
.WHEAT.-sIVhite, $40 bushels, Red, sal 8 BUSH
els. ~ =
els. h 81.
oATs-242 bushels.
RYE-36 bushels. 80
SALES.
WuEAr..White, 28 bushels a. 95c.s,s so bushels
very good at 81. 49, 90 bushels ut 1.22; 20 BUSH
els prime at $I.26; ga bushels very good at &126;
81 bushels on sprfvate ternS-total, 29S bushels
Red, $50 bushels ut 1928; 26 bushels at $1.12;
34s bushels good at sI.25 280 bushels prime a
62 bushels very good at 1927; 81 bushels at 81 ;
60 bushels prime ut Sl.25 200 bushels choice Of
$1.30; 154 bushels at S1.15; 800 bushels FAIR on
private terms; 162 bushels very good ut $40
bushels very good on private terms-total, 2,Sb4
bushels. y, 49, 1911 4 n y55.: It.
Conn White, i 90 bushels very good on.private
terms; SO bushels very good at 5Sc-totaE 100
bushels. MiEed, 100 bushels prime at soc.
OATS,-50 bushels prime spring ut SIC.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

,Ilf.r.,l-: RICHMOND, September 20i1 1876 !
: The breaks to-day comprised 236 hossheads, So
ticrces, and boxes. The offerings dc auction ON
Change were 143 packages, OF which 81 were
taken ill., and the remainder sold ut prices ranging
from $4to S;j3. .4sl ta, ~ 49, 4, -
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RICHMOND MARKETS. !5
a.hf1 WEDNESDAY, September 20 1875.
Country Prodl

Roots: Ginseng, DOCS seaeca, without top, 500
ssss,oaaS &sg +, saIs5 ..,,o,, f,t !
s0 Corn aDlSY p bushel for country n
Eggssi In barrels u @l6c. . dozen ;ia crases,l6
flour S Virginia country is quoted to-day Zine,
ssS'S ssspssGoass ia@i fancy sssFs
Esdthers Prime lve-soosei 4 4S common
Esy sssse
Oats: Baled, So 70c. g. 4. =
Potaiosss as .5sR 9s sSiss barrel saaSgs2So
S Sgni 77 Sc:eSsi Is. according soauality.
T Waaf wasSsa s5gsac.; unwashed, 15@22c.
Cement, Lime, Plaster, SC.
Cement: Rosenda!e, sl.s5 @s1.75 @ barrel James
dian Rock, s.. 10; Rockland, s1.lo@sl.25, accord
s$s;ss e ERg sg sGg gsssss
tasl,; Dry Goods. a,s d J; 5alf4
BS sAsfsgs sa S Ssss!tsgs a Men' se
James River James az kiyeE; Ss;i
CT eoae y; esnssSfs fspsi Oily
tCoton-yurns $I,IUs , :, . ).
sn ssafSS tza sgso anG 11 KosSdal,
iOc.; A Home, l03sc.; A 0ne!da' lOc:; -
&C.; Whftestone. ls]4c:; Barnsley, exc; a Red
tersoreash, &C.; :1o-4 Watham, soc.' ld4 City
Broion Drills: Petersburg, 7c.; GraaitevilIe
9 So;Is sec ysans Pavonia, &C.; Amoskeag loc;
f1 psmtms !g Harlem. 12ac Boston Steam Minis &C.
prints American Asss ~ N kasi,-
ington &C.; Hamilton, &c: Mcrrtnack, 7c:: NAL
ioTy, 7c.: Oriental, Pacific, 7c.;, Arnold. e.;
AnloskeaQ. Exc: WamSutta, 5kcs ;t"" 80
Cgns5Tios: Rice, 6Ac.; English, SIC e, -! =
80, ~ y. Drugs, Dyestufis, Oils, &c. tisaf
sss5 81. s case q s,r
Gsss1aes s5;I sgs; g e.: 1sc.
!: 1 zfaagsE Iii! Fl
0fis: Iinseed. CSC machine. S1@$l.7 IS; sperm,
81; whale, &c.; straits, 5O@b5c.; Lan5ador-eod
S g sa:,o1 "a Syes rs r. asasa
RsSr $o@5oe.: Kerosene 27e.a gallon.
so ass sa as@sc.. in kegs English Soda Sc ;
spiSits Tnrpeatiae: sec. ST.
Foreign Fruits and Ca,fdy. II; -;
Candy: 1x@l5s; 2 d.
5 5ssaass. s sons r E G nsiae,.
90 II Groceries. &c.fff tst
Epocon. Shoulders, sLc.: clear rtb-sdes, orc. /;
ribbed Io4c.; Virginia shoulders, 9x@9ac.: Vir-
isc.,, snaI I4@l5c.; sigar-cured, ancanyassd,
ty Bssksts P Painted, two hoops, s225; three hoops,
Brsoa,s: Two strings y: 75gs2 :,l,tec strings,
s1 GgTes: Rio-commoi. 1901 9c.;. fair, 2okz@
@ asss t Java, so@sae. , =
lao 5c.; half-boxes, lac; tallow, 14c. -.
q Cheese Prime cutting, 12@121c.; northern and
western l Psa ,1a 9sc'
.. Rice: Caroiins, sHSs Rangoen, sc.
Fish : Herrfngs North Carolina No. cut, Y: 90;
s SSE s es sgT sSis ss
siackerel-No. ! Bay, s15@Sl7: No: gsin earrels,
Sss m ms Exc sSsgsssss mess
La.rd "a Prime. barrels and tieress salf.
M leisi a Common syrnp- Iossheads |:
so@65c. q galops Cuba and siuseoTadai 400 6os.i
I BIZ sSsssS l SsMa pssans s i@
assn 9 Wharf, sfshs sa
SSissss gsTissss rs siss
sas SIPS Depes s;anon. Ssas. o washing,
toilet, zoe; and fancy prices; sounsry agSe
iu; Pei vi sfao@siso; eanpeSa
for strictly choice - ~ L
Hides. Leather. 3es s 6 = 4 -. + I
Hide: Green. AZ se. E saites staa IL III
flint, .lac: wet sate Veg sa VS. eAns
s Isatsss Iea,aar ses s.1s sis
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BON Peirol recently ttentlad h obhE esl
nf OrtentaitstS Fin 81. asslss -
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:FURNIT,UnE.

NEW FURNITURE.-Just finished m
in and row In my .wareroonps, the larEsst
STYLES OF PAREOR,C CHAMBER, aud UININ6sy4 y
ROOM FURNITURE now for sale ~ TIE cstYss 80
dino satteen reps and hair cloth ~ e1ss
ParIor and FANCY Chairs at the lowest
fan stock OF t6W-pEtee goods ~
.SAWINn 10 TIE IGENERALEpEst
III BUSINESS, & haye bee1 II -
enabled 70 purchase q yssrsS i#k
ci, evtpao.tii,srY icss prices that II y
ishnr ParrhaseTS can be convinced a1 1plS esGty
s ss,iss ID ATEtR00Hs
13Is 81a Brood, between Third end Fsurs sssssh.
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tNBALTIHORE LIVF.STOCK MARKi
!. MARINE. IYTELLIGENcE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC -sEPrEMBKn2 lsl676.
Sun rises. /, i5:52 II sos HIGH TIDE
Sun sets ~, $3.50 Morning. ),
Noon sets 7:58 1875
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BRUNSWICK COUNTY.

CONSERVATIVE MASS-MEETING AND BARBE-
CrE-FISE TURNOUT OF THE PEOPLE.
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OPENING EXEECISEs-NEw CHURCHES ORGAN
zED-IE MEHoRIAM-PERSoNAL-
AIRY WORK.
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] Y4E:LI @ Ws.FEvERs sc ouRGE

Three Cases Carried to Ncw York.
~ Condition OF Affairs at Savannah.
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THE PAN-ANGLICAN SYNOD.

ri LONDON, September 20.-The Archbishop
of Canterbury has written q letter to the
bishops Of the United States, Canada, and
West Indies, proposing July, 1878, as the
time for holding the Pan-Anglican Synod at
Lambeth. -.L Il 81, :, .-tt-til.r.
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CUBAN INSCRGENT CHIEF KILLED. III
I. HAVANA, September, 90. 1.-The, insurgent
chief, Colonel Fidel Cespedes, was killed in
action near Puerto Principe recently.
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sr ns MURDERER MS LoDGEXENT IN
iRRhs' Fl rsgsRsT IN THE APPRENTICESHIP
JAN c,owpEp--PR0GREss OF THE CANVASS
X TIE FOURTH DisTRlcI--guiNs STILL
lN.,,,yc-sAw-MfLL DESTROYED, &c.
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sI,(Is,IIRI,EIl;; VlENTs!
COUNCIL WITH INDIANS

Their Rahons Short and Surrende,
Il I Sc, Likely to Take Place. u 49, 49,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-31

How often Go We hear this question asked
by persons suffering from dizziness and pain
IN the head, with a dull, stupid feeling. pain
In the side, back or shoulder, q heavy load
on the stomach after eating, afaint, sll-gone
sensation AZ the pit Of the stomach that food
does not satisfy, cold, clsmmy feeling in
the hands and feet, with hot flashes at times,
bad taste In the mouth. with foul breath,
attended with great depression OF the nerv-
Gus system and evil forebodings. and with .
tired Weakness that sleep dontrelieve, urine
scanty az times. with q sediment after stand
ing. One physician calls the 1iseAse liver
complaint. another kidney disease. another
dyspepsia. and stiil another imrgrIty Of the
blood. But none succeed in efF@cring cure.
The fact Is that these symptoms Indicate
that all OF these diseases are present to
ggtheT. and to remove these symptoms ve
must take a remedy that will act upon al OF
these organs AZ once. The best article that
we know OF Il made By the shakers, aud IL
called SHAKER ExTRAcr or RoOrs. on CURA-
TVS sTKUP mot pAient med.cinel Sold
bf Druggists aud A. J. White, Se~ York.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-31

There il probably no man - whom the
community owe so much as 10 the honest,
fair-sp0ken physician. Who does his sctra al
duty both 70 himself and 20 his patients
Really skillful physicians are not 80 numer-
Gus that their virtues need no mention, and
hence the advertisement or Or. K v. Pierce,
OF Buffalo, may well claim the readers at
tention. DR.. Pierce is q type OF q class Of
m~n whO obtain success by careful and
weIl-directed effort, not attempting 100
much, or creating false ideas as 10 ability.
The only reliable physician In these days OF
complicated disorders and high-pressure liv-
iug s the Specialist" the man ~ho under
stands his one branch ~ the business. Such
In his line Is DR. Pierce For the benefit OF
his readers be has written Common
sense Medical Adviser" which Is well worth
reading by those who need such awork.
W ith strict bus nezs honor, high profession
AZ skill. reasonable fees. ard large corps Of
competent assistants, Or. Pierce will doubt
less make his name familiar as household
wnr4s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-31

The Philadelphia Press says At the
present time there are only two wom-
en- in the United States notable for first
class engraving on steel. These are Miss
Ssrtsin. daughter Of Mr.. John Sartain,
Chief Of the Art Department of the Gen.
tennial Exhibition, and Mrs. Wormley,
of Columbus, q. Miss Sartain had the
good fortune to be educated in her art
by her accomplished father, whose task
of engraving Rothermel's latest picture,
the " Battle OF Gettysburg" she lately
returned from Europe 20 assume in part,
that he might accept the honorable sp-
pointment offered to him. Mrs. Worm
ley, who first became expert in drawing.
devoted herself to the illustration of a
large work which her husband, dis
tinguished chemist, wrote on poisons.
After she finished the drawings they
were sent to some Eastern city TO be en-
grsved. difficulty arose-no engrav-
or could be found willing to undertake
.he microscopic work required. 1t was
the opinion of engravers who were con-
suited that only the artists who drew
the pictures could successfully engrsve
them. Thus compelled to finish the
work. the wife OF DR.. Wormlcy learned
the art Of engraving. engraved the
plates, and enjoys the honor Of having
contributed 80 largely 10 the beauty and
completeness of q celebrated scientific
treatise.