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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1876-10-25
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The Buffalo Lithia Waters
GREAT STOMACH WATERS OF AMERICA.
Case of Mrs. - stated by DR.. Marcus A. Har-
ris, distinguished physician Of Black Walnut
Halifax county, Va.
Extract from letter of DR.. a., of July 28th, 1876


Extract from letter of DR.. a., of July 2sth, 1876
"Mrs. - had been for twenty years sufferer
from Dyspepsia in most aggravated form. Prom.
inent among multiplicity of distressing symptoms
were attacks of Spasmodic Csstralgia varying in du
ration and intensity, and becoming less and less
amenabe to treatment For few months before
she commenced the use of the Buffalo Lithia Waters,
these attacks became more prolonged and violent,
and her emaciated, cachetic and distressed condi.
ton gave unmistsksble evidence of rapid decline.
Having exhausted my own resources, called to my
assistance in the treatment of the case some of the
most eminent medical men of the State, without any
other result than pallistion of suffering and, in
what / regarded as hopeless condition, prescribed
the BUFFALO LITHIA WATER, Spring No. 2,
to the exclusion of all other treatment. She has
been using the water now for some six weeks with
only occasional symptoms of indigestion, and her
improvement has been 80 marked and decided that
she is able to attend regularly to her domestic az
fairs. For four months before commencing the use
of the Lithia Water, her diet was milk and stale
bread, alternated with bread and water and bread
and tea. She now eats with impunty, almost every
thing :-for breskfast-coffee, bread and butter,
mutton chops, broiled chicken, &c for dinner
mutton, beef, chicken, and any vegetable, except
Irish potatoes with Deserts such as CAKE cecream,
&c. l will add that this was one of the most dis
tressing and unmsnsgesble cases of dyspepsia that
have ever witnessed in practice of many years !;
and that the action of the water in it was marvel
ous."
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Commercial Matters.
WHOLESALE MARKETS.

Revised and corrected by JAMES JOHN N. Coz
DON, Wholesale Grocers, and dealers in Metals
and Grindstones, Nos and 8, l4th st.,
Richmond, Va.
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TOBACCO, GRAIN, FLOUR and FERTILIZERS,
as reported weekly by
Hill & Skinker,

Commission Merchants, No. Is, Pearl or 14th St.,
Richmond, Va.
Agents for g. ODER & Sons, Standard Fertilizers
in the States of Virginia and North Carolina, also
on hand Peruvian Guano, Lime, Plaster, Salt, Bone
Dust, &c.
Leaf Tobacco.
The market is firm with some advance in prices
for all working grades, dark and bright of decided
character in safe order.
Lugs...... 6O(9 60
Leaf common. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DUG w
" good........ III OO(glZ on
" nne...... 10 VU(9to w
Lugs, common colory, light weight....Ss OO@1O 90
Lugs, common heavy OO(9lO OO
Lugs, good ........ ............S 5O9l1 30
Filters. common to medium ..............9 00@11 90
Filters, good to very good...".. 00@16 90
Smokers common to medium .......... 00@12 80
Smokers good to very good....... .....15 00@22 80
Wrappers, good to very good..... ....27 50@40 90
Wrappers, fine (but little oering)......45 OO@65 90
Grain and Flour.
Flour quiet. Wheat firm. Oats active. Corn
dull.
F1ouR-;Family, s75O@8; Extra, S. 5O@5.76;
Superfne, $4.75.
WHEAT-$1 O5@$1.30.
Prices of Red Wheat same as White.
CoRN-Very good to prime new White, $4,000.
OATs-Spring, 90@40 cents.
Corn MEAL-Country, co.
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DYSPEPSIA,

DYSPEPSIA.
Case of John P. Keeling, Esq, we'll known citizen
of Princess Anne county, Va.
PRINCESS ANNE Co., Va, Aug. 10, 1876.
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Richmond, Va, Tuesday, October "a
PROVISIONS.

There has been further advance in Coffee, and
we change our quotations accordingly. Sugars are
also lc. higher, and tendency upwards
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ID edmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
n, Route.

Engineer and superintendent.
]. B. MAcNURDo, General Passenger Agent.
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pH- These are wholesale quotations. for smaller
quantities higher prices are asked.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-08-12

cS He that cannot forgive others breaks
the bridge over which he himself must GER
tsinly pass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL, March 2o-l2So p m;-Cotton is active and
sales 1900 baes inluaiBs 1000 bales Tor cuso and ~
receipts 1900 bacs, ~ which 200 ale AlDsTCan
Additional sales late saturday after the regular closing 100
ba.eA Futres pur.; barely steady sales of Mid1ins y
lands low Niding csusr, AIll aDd My delivery, AZ 69i
DO May and June delivery 8oisd do do Jnne and Jrl
deEvsrg ~ SCI.
LNEsroOL, March Pol p m.-Coton tuiures. on rings
sales u Milng UplaEfs Low Ndtng clause April
May delivery Gisss 10. do, May and Jnne delivery
AT q l'IgL 80 o-..--
TO-DAY 300 bales were American.
LIvEGrO't. March 20 80 r. uCotton futures ssa1ef
sses q; Midng upsnLs Low Mii'Iins clause Iane and
July delivery. At 6sl,.!.
L0yyos March 2O-i D m.-tnitod Stacs bonds. 1865
old 1885,; New Fiyes 100 Erie Railway sharf". L. do
oSD0S March 90 p Paris alyces quote Rentes, COZ
zoe.
LONDON. March $3.50 n-Ihe amount OF bs.lion gone
IgnE ~ England or balance Ia ,lay !. &'.b'O.
LoSpoN, March 200 mParis advice quote ReEes Obf
CSC. TAllOS, : per rwt .......
ToxuGS Marc 2l-Eycnipg.-Calcutts Linseed is3%75
spirfts rUTp,ntIne, 2jJJ25C l. cwt
lnNrnN Starch 206.5O o. m.-Iiehned Petroleum. 1885!
gallon -- ,.- mr., ~ ,.....,
sight 49,. ,
ASTwEEi, March ls-petIocun 81 for Fine Pale AIeft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-21

4og for Fair - Prince state Diaries at for Fair to
Primes "a 1850, for fne state ffktns ~ 25GS3c for Fair
Prime 3d3 for Choics State half rkins tubs at 20
Sec for Common u Prime 91t0c FOR Choice state Dairy
pas at 25T35s for Common to Prifne state Welsh tubs
at 20925c for Common 70 Fair and 29d3ic for Good TO
Choice Western l6d25c. for Common Good 25d3lc.
for Good 10 Choice and Western Rolls at 2oG30c for Co
non to Choice Chess Cu.et and values remained az Dc
fore strs Factory at 7afl0tc. FOR Common TO Good
lO0lic for Good 20 Fancy ami State Dairy at
Western ~ 5asoc. for Common TO Good and lOal2c Tor
Fine 70 Fancy. Fresh Eggs shade hrfner. With
good inquiry Long Island and Jersey ct lSc state
and Penns ct lie; Western at l5iael7c the latter
for Choice and Southern At l5l2Gl6c-
sEEDsCoyer ruled quiet without any material change ID
price sales 300 Choice state In lots az l7 and 100
bags Canada at TIC in bond Calcutta Linseed quiet a.
81 81 i2dSl 30. gold
sTEARIN-MarEet nrmer, At I4aal6c. for Prime and
Choice Western.
SUGAR-Raw moderate demand only at the late ac
7gn7 for Fair TO Good Refining &c for Prime
and for Centrifugal sales Of $50 hhds Centrifugal at
s'c 10 hhds Musccvaeo al 7-a7'c and 800 hhds 10
eriOr Cuba and Melao 81 66c Refined IN good l
mand aud hrm AZ lo's 7loc for orannsted 10 Tor
Powdered and Crushed. l0snllc for Cut Loaf, ssdss
for a.. and S19l2c. ior other grades.
TALLOW-aarket hrm, with saies $4,000 n Prime AZ NC
per
WHIsKYMaTket decidedly hrmer with more doiug sais
so bb at 81 r. and 2lO bbls at 81 l2 gallon sale OF
20 Lols Of Alcohol made at 81 % gallon. vine measure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-21
COTTON MARKETS.

CHARIBsros March 30 Cotton hrm hddiEg, l2O,dlz'sc
Low Mlddling. l2c; Good Ordinary 1920 net receipts
Jgb exports To Great Britain sbs bales fOsot"isi
$40 balos; sales 500 bales stocS Z5.O1J baiss -,
SAVANNAH March 2O-CoitOn dull Silhl'lne lENP.i Law
Miding ii ,r Good Obituary l0hC; net receipts 2Vi
bales grn, ilJ bales exports coast"se $40 bales Sh'
MgarHrs March 2O--Cottou Irm; Middhng l2.t1l 20.
ree-pt-. 2tsl baes shipments 1870 oaeS' 'a'S Lioo
%ILuNSfoS. Sinroh 2O-Cottou unchanged aiddIns
l2Ic Low Midiug II isc. Good Ordinary lOdlotc not
receipts, 81 bIlus Hsi9s, % baet; stock 80. h'ys
eiIcIyS March 2O-COtton nrmer alddlnS l22c 70"
Niddng II gc.; Good Ordinary, Zoe rce!pi Il Da'es
shIpmeBta 300 bales sales ~ bales stock D. S5 oalr
GALVESTON, March 20Coiton sleldy MhdhR rs LOW
bales gross lO76 bales exports 70 The Continent agiV
bales cOastwe 1873 bales sales Lass bales So'h' io''o
bales - ,- ,.o..,,,. I, n, ,,,,,,or
Middng l2dl Use; receipts, lnjl baies; exLors
625 bales: sales. 80 bales tticH lop'Z p'
D,fINdHE March 2O.--tOtton firm; nlddlnR l2t.~lZT.
TO Great Britain, III Dses ;
constss us bales salet. 2T6 bales spnhers % oaes
%rait,ta Starch 2O-Cotton quiet, Mdlns. Reg, Low
Mlddlng 1l2o Good Ordinary. lOtoi receipts D oai's
sT toyis March 2O-Cottou firm Miadng, l2'sr, Low
basa shipments s2s bsles sses $50 bsle~ stock 2lOZo
bales. >,.,,tt..
Low Mtiding ~ 80 Ordinary 10 SCI net receipts
81 bsles. gro-s 400 bsler ,,,,, "a 20,
uSsiOs March 2O.-CottOn steady Kidding. l3c. Low
M,dine. l2c. Good Ordinary; lOc het rs9a asaa w.
IOlsyILLR March 10.-COttop steady; Mhillng. lz sc
NEW ORIFASs March 2O-Cotton frni good leihaNd Mih
ding 2hc Low Miiifins, ll'.ei Geoi orlhay. ~ 'a,
net receipts GIL bales gross las hal.s ctpptts 10
Great Britain Ash bales to france 5lI baes 10 v Con
nnpn $50 bales sales, H. o. haes Stock. xotOI; Oali
NOBlIR March 2O.-Coiou hardi Mlidhns, lZrr Low Hn
exports co4swse bales sales 500 bales stock o2i7S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-21

The following arc the comparative earnings on the
Miebiaan Central Railroad for the second week of
March officially reported: 1876 S137,3O9 Oh
1878, Sl30,a3 60 increase, $6,37l IL.
The earnings of the ST. Louis, Kansas City, and
Northern Railway Company for the second week of
March are reported at SS3266 So and for same
week in 1875, SOC, 1872 50; increase, $l6,504 30.
The increase reported since JAM l. 1879, is $l6i,-
OO2 az.
We have received copy of the plan of reorganIzs-
top of the Chicago, Danvllle and Vincennes Rail
gay COMPANY, proposed and recommended by a. W.
Sp;es w b. Ogden, and others. IL embraces fair
and equitable provisions To the priority OF tile
first mortgages of the two divisions ILLINOIS and
Indiaual and provides a reserve of S6OO,OoO of tho
Indiana Division to complete the road. IL ais"
settles unsecured debt in stock, and does not attempt
to extinguish the old stock. The manifest fairness
of the prop )stions and the simplicity of the arrange
ments must impress the bondho!ders favorably, and
we learn that large number have already given III
their assent.
The attention of holders of the bonds OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company Is invited
10 tie advertisement of the Committee Of Purchase
and Reorganization published in another column
They state that the larger portion OF the six per cent
bondhoders have assented TO the plan OF reconstruc
ton proposed by the Company and invite the CO.
operation of the minority. who have yet taken no
action Messrs. Fisk & Hatch. agents OF the road
will furnish copies of the plan of reorganization and
give all information desired 1t is obviously for the
interest of every person interested III TINS properly
that It's affairs should To placed upon an assured
basis at once and the plan proposed will be carried
through with the earliest possible dispatch.
limited number Of the first mortgage seven pr
cent bonds of the Syracuse, Geneva anu Corulug
Railway Company are offered for sale by Messrs'
Aug. j. Brown & Son at % and accrued interest.
The road will run from Corning direct to Geneva, "a
distance of about sixty miles, aud is almost an air
line between those two cities. AT Geneva 1t CON
meets with the New-York Central Railroad. 1t Is
built to furnish coal 10 the las-named corporation.
and also to the Syracuse Salt Works and the nnner-
ors cities along the Central Road. The mOItcag" is
for COO O00 which is at the rate OF about $4,000
per mile of road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-21
MES PORK MADE

Total .SOOJ3S y29,655
rhs siS principal cities show total Of 2isj22
during tho March ADDITION to WHICH
we have retrHs from flor poinis representing O
or an aggregate Of 900 In rouid numbers 50 fT a. this
gard 10 OF weight and lard and no, likely that
tie remaining 100000 yet 10 De added will be sufficiently
final number representing the seasons packing III the West
may confidently that Il VII not vary 20 O0 ehe way
OF 7D0 o. TIE decrease may be slightly les than this
bumeer IL may DO borne IN mind that mis- 1cf represents
packing at points which orc new on tie list whether they
packed heretofore or not and that a correct com
parson Of tie two years would mako the decrease COZ
eraty 100000 but has been the custom each year
10 accept the figures oI the previous year wtca we- en
ofweght 100000 hogs packed for which we have eturns
Of lard 1888 pounds hog sgainst - 20 pounds at
all points aat year or an Increase OF pounds bearing hs
Taking SG 900 total number The decrease IN aggregate
net weight Of hogs win be 0D00O0O pounds as eoups ed
wesas TIE hunter il eS%Vsent % so5sooo or $1,000
crt In regard Ia amount Of Lard II this pecsnta no as
good. the aggregate falling OH will DO about lIJOoOOO
pouDda, equivalent TO %, 500 tercee'
CHICAGO, March 20CArrLS Receipts, $500 head active,
strong. ard Zoe higher nearly al sold sales q good to
choice ene steeIs at "a $3.50 49, steers averaging
- 4O native aud b-eIs. ~ 90 ~ 20 shipments, losO
head.
srs u sc4lavags at 81 30; Yorkers at Is 1898 80 ship
Plug - 25fs9 90 other grades oat OF the market ship
Iaents 1880 head
400 head nominal to choice sold
~ 81 1916 26.
Ispr,sAPolIs March 2o-Hogs Unchanged receipts 800
head.
b without material change 56p head arrived
and sold G2H7c for extra PohBsy lvsus add western
stoeIs 5dGc for fair 10 good 90, aud id0C es iOr
common. a. to quality. - . -,
saEBF dun ana rather 5000 head sold at u.
AZ &C Y n gross as TO condltifh 80 1850, 49,
Hoes were hrny heidi 1900 head sold a, si2 6CG$i+
lou 70 net
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-21
FRANCIS A. FOGG,)
WILLIAM e. Low, iTclleIs.
JAMES J. TRACY,
Address Box No. 231, Post-Oifce. New-lOrk City.

WE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION or INVESTORS
To me FIR1T MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT BONDS
OF THE SYRACUSE, GENEVA AND CORNING RAIL
WAY COMPANY. These Bonds are first mort gage
upon the road. issued at the rate Of $4,000 per
mile. THg FALL BROOK and NORRIS RCN Coal
COMPANIES of PENNSYLVANIA guarantee to ship rot
hess than 1000 tons of Coal per annum over the
road AID 20 retain and deposit the amount required
80 meet the interest and sinking fund in tha FARM
Frs LOAN and TRUST COMPANY, whether The
above amount Of Coal has or has not been shipped
during the year. The object of the road Is 10 fur
nish coal direct to the NEw-YORK CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD and the various cities along its line. The above
named Coal COMPANIES have for several years fur
nished between four aud five hundred thOusaud tons
of coal per AMMAN 10 the NRwloRK CENTRAL Rail
ROAD COMPANY for its own TIKI MAJORITY of
the CAPITAL Stock is owned by the NETWORK
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY, which corporation
controls the road. We offer limited number Of
these BONDS at 95 and accrued interest, TeSerying
the right TO advance the price without further notice
Full Information furnished on application, either
Personally or by letter.
AUG. j. BRowN Il SON. BASKERs,
50 LIBERTY-sr.. NEw-YoRK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-21
THE MARKETS.
iCIefuliy rspoeteI tor ras raIBuss.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

AsHEs-Thcre changes III this market business
Sonn1ng small and quotations nominsIy DC Tor Pots ana
&c. for Pearls
QoFFEE-Elio wac arui l5i4tls4c, gold. but quiet
tt0O bags sAnio Adele Withdrawn IRON stock the
se4 OF RS fI 2iI3d bags ana the
receipts 1880 bS Santos s quoted ut l0!al71c for Far
GOOD The United stses visible supply OF ko and santos
S9vnung tn supply ahest apd purchased tof shipment
<o3S2 incl lng iG5794 BAGS here ana SZ ags IN
SrunOre Cable edviees from Re reported firm market al
$500 Mild grades quiet but firm at unchanged prices
win nothing beg ond jobbns sales.
-yOITON-Ihtre "A advance Of sc. on the spot, at
"noh the market closed quiet but steady AL active and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-21

Liverpool market had influence on the
position The 1901 bales Of which l392
bales saturday evening including ior export for
cousumption l3 pecuAtion and 200 In transit The
recIps at the prs were IL 3 bales aeoDst 6G4 bales
this DAY week 2s4 this day last year The
a ulntaft ARA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-21
VIKING AND FINANCIAL.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO r. r.

CHLSATLAhE MD UIlIV II ~
The holders of a majority in amount OF both the
sy per cent First Mortgage BONDS ard OF The seven
Der cert Mortgage Bonds of the CHESAPEAKE AND
0HIO RAILROAD COMPANY having given their assent
to the ilnn OF Reorganization, an election FOL
"Conmittee Of Purchsss and ReorganiZation,' Ia
whom shall he committed tire further carrying ont
Of the plan with the necessary powers Tor that par
pose, is IN progress. ~
The Undersigned have Teen designated rs ieilrrs
10 receive the votes OF tie B0ndhOlders, and tie
following gentlemen have been nominated - the
COMMITTEE Of Purchase and Reorganization" viz:
HATCH Of New-York City, and Isaac DA'ENPORr,
JR.. Of Richmond, Va
All Boadhoders who have sgnified their assent 10
tie Plan Of Reorganization are entitled TO vote III
The election Of the Committee ard those who have
already done So, may become entitled to vote by
sgnfyiug their assent prior to the closing OF the
election
Copies Of the Plan Of Reorganization. Circulars,
and ballots mar be obtained OF Messrs. FISK ~
HATCH, No. Naarau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-21
Is K g. TCH,
BANNERS,
No. s NAssAU-sT. NETWORK.

We give particular attention to DIRECT DEALINGS IN
GOVERNMENT BONDS at CURRENT MARKET RATES
aud are ur,pad Al all times buy sell ia large or small
annt- 10 st Of investors orders by mall or
telegraph will receive careful attention.
We shah pleased furnish information in reference 10 All
matters connected with investments in Government Bonds
W, also buy and sell GOLD ana GOLD COUPONS COL
LECr DIVIDENDS, ana TOWN. COUNTY, and STATE
COUPONS &c. AMI buy aud sell on COMMISSION all MAR
KETADLE STOCKS AND BONDS.
In orr BANKING DEPARTMENT we receive deposits
and subject af and allow interest To he cred
tied monthly averaging for the month from $1,000
TO IS al Of hres cent per annum aud on BAL
snces averaging the rate of four per cent
FISK & HATCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-21

Coed Ordinary ss,s Low MiddIns-.".. "...il's
delivery there advance Of iisc at which
the market quiet Sales Saturday after April.
iS}ssS' 500 iss'ass total s,iSo baies firs call;
Ssiss+ second Gail: ssiss; Thru saIi March.
sales today up to p m: March 100 'sse 100 see
300 7s,c: loo lSe April lOO IL ssc 500 l3ho 300.
I3 n 90 f5sc June Loo 5S$ i eS
600 Ia oc 100 Ia sasc 800 ICES August 100 IA aisc'
100 syc li00 4hcJ total l3GOO bales grand total.