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Proved to be tue best preventive OF

Proved to be tue best preventive OF
sMALI~POX, FEVER, and SKIN DISEASES.
II is the agreeable vazng and refreshing OF all sa
lines and gives relief in Headaches sea or Bilious
Sickness. 1t quickly the worst form Of Erup;ye OF skin
COMPLAINTS The various arising from Constipation,
Climatic Influences the Liver Blood Impurities Inocua
ton the results OF Breathing injected with Fevers Mea
es or small pox are and prevented by liz Sold
by all Chemists and the Manufacturer.
The numerous statements and letters relating TO It's marvel
GUS effect AS positive scarlet fever and other blood
posops are most remarkable painfully suggestive OF
great neglect whenever the PYRETIC SALINE is
ployed in these 1t furnishes the blood with
lost saline constituents"-rDr Morgan, NJ. d. etc. etc
The late Thurey in his letters and lectures:
found specific the form Of Scarlet Fever
NO OTHER medicine being given'
NOTICE MY TRADEMARK AND NAME
oNA
BUFF-CoLORED WRAPPER.
All other salines are
SPURIOUS INVITATIONS;
act attempted fraud the public well as myself
Sold by all Chemists the Maker In patent glass stop
pered bottles at 2s Cd, Is. Cd, lis. and 2ls each
Special Agents Messrs. RAIMEs Liverpool, Edinburgh
and York. GLASGOW APoTHECARIEs COMPANY, and
HATRIcK 4 CO., Glasgow.
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Business Chances.

A PARTY going abroad wishes to loan
"A sl5,OOO on city property. Apply 10 GROVE ANDER-
SON, -66 GTand-st
4 USTRALIA AGENCIES.-B. q. HOlteTmann
~ of Is. O. H. Co.. sydney. Australia, will undertake
acencIes reasonable for he Australian Colonies In
denale references To oct .. Ashland
House, 4th-ave. 4thst, n. V, or Mr.. WILMOI, S0o
BIOadst, Philadelphia
DESPONSIBLE PARTIES to MANUFAC-
Hi TU RE and SELL ROYALTY a PATENTED ARTICLE
already and selling rapidly The article rs EdlGus
Electrical and Duplicating Press Call or address the
Office, Al Deyst, New York, for one week.
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A LBANY-GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE
- b PEOPLES LINE. FIltSTCLASS PASSAGE
ONLY Al.
HUDSON RIVER BY MOONLIGHT.

Centennial enjoy view of the best ana most
magnificent scenery Of the Highlands on the Hudson by iiay
cling the PEOPLES LINE" Of elegant ana c0nmOi)s
Passing West Point and all places of ntcres eaTy IN
evening connecting at Albany with morning trains
Chicago and all points NORTH and WEST Boats leave
daily oNCeped at from Pier No Al NOth
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad pier, IN New IOk state
roOns warmed by steam. Meals on The European plan.
n B.-Recular Hudson River Railway tickets taken and
giaerOom berth allowed In exchange Cenenhd
tickets rail also taken and passage allowed Tor
tbfu
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Ocean Cleaners.

A MEXICAN STEAMSHIP LINE. between
( philadelphia and liverpool calling at Queenstown ThurS
days from Philadelphia. Wednesdays from Liverpool
Steamers sail from Philadelphia as follows o
INDlANA............Oc oct. ~ NOv
ILLINOIS ....... oct. 10 Pen Nov.
-IOKD CIIVE....O Oct. 26 eClTIOf NkW-l ORk, NOvl6
Of Passage Currency:
Cabin an 10 sla0 nterInedate. $40. Steeragc $2S
PETER WRIGHT SONS, Gen. Agents, Philadelphia,
ami AZ Broad st., " Y.
JOHN MCDONALD Battery place, " Y.
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EALL RIVER LINE .
II TO BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
THE WORLD RENON NED sTEAME-.S
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.

FrUm Pier - NOrth liNtG ioot oi hHthSst'
DAILY (SUNDAYS until after oct 22l ~ . %. m.
Tickets Staeroms secured puucpal hotels ard ticket
of res the pier and steamers. GEORGE l. CONNOR
gen Pass Agent. BORDEN ~ LOWELL Agents.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-FOr the accommodation Of C,nten-
Mai tr el the steamer OLD COLONY viii be ru this no
A. AZ extra boat foows From SewNorK IUESDAN~ amt
FRIDAYS, oct. g. D. TO- and g. To New.Nork MONDAYS
add THURSDAYS, oct = D . anu L, leaving Nc".iFk
D. NJ and Pcnusylya Rsoad uepOt jersey tiiy ai
= 4 a II m
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
VREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.

GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
" NEwYORK TO BRISTOL u.nel-DIRMECT M .o-,
Taking and passengers for London Cardiff Newport
Gloucester, ana all ports in Bristol Channel.
SAILING from Pier Is. East RIVER - . :,
CORNWALL. Stamper..............SA ATU RDAY, oct u
SOMEkSET Western. mo DAl lc' %
Cabin Passage $40 currency; Excursion sl20 lnienne
SIS. currency SeeTage 80 currency Prepaid secr
age Certificates S26 Drafts Tor 81 and upward For freight
" '''W ~ D. M0RGAN, Agent No 20 southst, New.York.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
IN pIrpSIrANCE of an order of ID. c. Calvin,

IN PURSUANCE of an order of ID. c. Calvin,
esq surrogate Of the County OF NewYork, notice i here
by gwen all pcrsOus having CLAIMS acainst HIOip =
C;ItSWOID GRAY late Of tie city o New YORK, deceased
10 present The same vouchers thercOt 10 the shsDc
al cir place transaCting business At The Once OF g. G
Haven a Co. No II Walst, IN the CITY O New-nOIk on or
beforc The 18th day q OCtsbcT. a. D. 1916, next
Dated New. YORK, the l9th day Of April, A D. 1870.
HERMAN itpkT r. kE ROY Executors.
oil
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.UDSON RIVER BY MOONLIGHT.

4 liNtN N In ~ ! 'i'V.Ni.i'''ii
1 ( CITIZENS LINE STEAMBOh1S FOR TROY
SAIiArOGA LAKE CHAAPLAlN, LAKE, GEo!dtr
THE AUIEONDACkS MON TRIAL and all points Noria
and west Pare only and reducuon TO al roin- The
rau steamboats, Of . Line DAILY t-aturay-
ccldc p. m from pcr - North RIVER foot I'roN ST.
trains y. y. Central Rensselaer,
and ara oa and IroL and connecting railroads
Through tickets sold Pd baggage checked 10 drsti.ntol
JOSEPH CORNELL. Supt.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatOnlc
ID and NauRauck ialroads Fare 81. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT CathaTne-slp at 80 and Bridgeport atlI
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

n
OF Observation-Disclosures April 10,
lr7d-Leave of Corindt Ind p.br ,t az
a. M. Eaftun, Lrh.chem Allentown, Mtuch 'huns
Halct0n Beaver Meadow. Mahanoy city, Sheaandoah NJ
carmel Slamohln NIlbcsbauc lit-tuu, Sayrr Emirt Nc
connecting with trains FOR Ithaca Auburn, Roches,or But
fao Niagara Pals. and the West.
. m Tor Elsfon RsthieIrn. Allentown, Mauch Chunk
Ialcon Mahanuy Cty. SLcuandoah Milkesbarrc iiston
Sc making cosc connections Tor Heading, fottiNic
Harrisburg.
4 D. M. for Easton Bethlehem Allentown and MCuCh
Chunk. stopping al all stations . .
$50 % W. Sight ENprcs, daily. for Easton, Bethehcm, Al
Mauch Chunk Niat-uJTTc Itstou. NIyrr Eluil
Ithaca. Auburn Hochust@r, Buuao NusaE Fals and the
pullman's -lecl ing c.iacncs attached
49, fOh'r II. SAlHE. Supt. ami Ingr
General Eastern Once ~ Church ana Cor Andtsta
CiIA~ IL. CUMMINGS. Agent.
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6apinas Banks.
Duioen0 Notices.

HOLDERS of COUPONS of the FIRST
4 4 MORTGAGE BONDS Of the BLEECKER STREET
AND FULTON FERRY RAILROAD COMPANY, due
July l. 1875 jan J. 1876 July 1876 requested to
present the for payment TO the undersigned at his Office
No 15s West 44th.st IN the City New.York from
to II IN. JOHN NJ. HARLOW Trustee.
Dotad Oef 4
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07

(NENTRAL KAILKOAD OF NEW -JFKSEl.
" ALLENTOWN LTNE-Ffrry Stations IN New-GOrk,
Lberty ami foot Of CarksOnst town Freight
station. foot Of Libertyst .
Commencing Oct 2. l576.-leave NewHork, loot OF Lid
ertv-st, o follows.
$40 a. m-MAL TRAIN for Easton, Belvdere Bethlehem,
Bath Allentown. Mauch Chunk 1ananend. WlAesDarre.
Scranton, Junction with Del, Lack. and
West i.aTOsd.
7 II a. m.-FOr SOmeryile and Pennington
$40 m-MORSISG ExPRE3s, daily teXcept sundays TOT
II eh iildgr Branch Easton, Allentown HARRISBURG and
Tho West for Mauch Chunk, Iamaqul
Towanla WilkesbaiTc Pottsylue scranton Danyli" VII
Transport. sc.
sltO D. m-ENpREss for Pennington, Easton. Allentown
Mauch Chunk, WllS'srarrct scranton Tamaqns. Malmoy
CITY IIazletO, Reading, Columbia Lancaster EphIata,
Pottsviiie Harrisburg, &c.
4.oO n m-For High Bridge Iranch Easton. Allentown,
and Maach CHUNK connects at Junction wh Del, Lack
and West. Raj road.
.53I D. m-EyENiNG EXPREss, daily. Ol Eason Allentown,
nauch CHUNK Wkesbare, TOwanda Reading, and Harris
$50 D. n-For East0n. IN. z,.
Bo9t. leave foot ClarKson st. North River al 635 lo
gOj 1000 1l35 l.0O. loo. 3:2O 4ZO 0;ZO, O'@V'
72U, SO. 1903 1850 y. IN. -, . -. ,,..
pr ,aS. to local points see time table stations
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
Eegal Notices.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-City and
' i County of Ncw .YOrk.-THE NENIORk LIFE, ! y
SIrPANCE COMPANY against CHARLES L. CpkNiSH
WILLIAM }. TURRELL and HULDAli, ms whc-tZl sun.
each Of the defendants above naue 1ou
are hereby ana reqcrcd 10 answer me complaint n
I'm. ACTION which herewith server upon YOU hd
10 serve copy Of your answer 70 The said cCml Oh w
su,scrbcr al mis- Office no p ChambersstrceL NeW.hmk
~ within twenty days after the hereof exclusive of
thG day and II you ail 20 aEs"t the sh
crouap within time aforesaid the pGitin IN TINS acloh
Win apply the Court for The relief demanded IN the com
rla.utEDated New-NOik, July -. lSlt. ... ...-.
law6HS HENRY 4. BDGEhI, PldintHT huoIhty,
IN nursnance of an order of DclanO G.. Calvin,
esq Surrogate Of the County OF New York u0nce ty
given persons having claims against Nara &c Las VI -
late of the city OF Havana ~ the
Island of Cuba deceased to present the same WIN vouchers
his Office No 30 Eroad" y Ia ie
itv of York before the Gt day OF November next
D'''O - N' JUAN NJ. CEBALLOS.
CotpRRT BROTHERS, Proctors, 68 and 10 Wiian-st "
ape law6mS.
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WOOL, MARKET.


pm kpFtPUA oct 6-WOOl quiet but firm; holders hold
with confidence the supply offered Is hgnt ono 'S td
syIvapie and West Virginia y and above AZ fOc ~ So
Medium IOa42c; Coarse 81 a39c. Ncw.Nork, Michigan
Indiana, ana Western Fine, 37G3Jc; MEDIUM 5S@+i1-T
Coarse 37a3gc. COmbmC, Washed, 47d5Oc; 40, l H.
washed 35c: Canada, Combine 43d5Oc; Fne b"aslsi
23q25c: Coarse and Medium, UDwashed Z50-oSS. luo
Washed 3Od45c.; Colorado, Washed 22G Zsc; u9.
washed 81 2Oc; Extra and Ne1nO 3R@52e; No seS o
Pned 32085c; Texas Fine and Medium, lod5S w.,
coarse lSd2Oc: California Fine and Medium, leGSCc'i
do. Coarse. 20a26c.
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET
PHoy1pENCE r. L.. 6.-Printing Cloths urn az un
changed pr best 64X64 Cloths generally heu al o. anu
some transactions reported al that price
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
RorND RRo0K ROUTE.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE E........
IIIILADLLPffIA AND TIE tl-N IIsNNlAls
CommrnGnr MONDAY June lo, lsIo IRAN, -
Leave Newlork foot OF Liberty at O1o ''o VI" n m
1880, ), $3.50 =. N. .- -. IN -
42O. G.lO u. - ~ -,-.-,, ,.t
Leave Philadelphia from North Ponnsyyana Ran
road Third Berks-sts, at 1880. $50 m, l;JO 5z o.
Centennial Grounds az f:l1, 9lJ o. h1 LID
3, 4:Ja, 6lOp m ,-,.- a.. = Al, 49,,
Pullman Drawing Room Cars attached to the ll5 ali
3 a m trains frOm New York and to trans leaving Gen
urnai Grounds II ~ and h;lO y. U. .,--.
Rates passengers ana freight as low AZ Dy oncT roe,
Centennial passengsrs delivered tine main entrance 10 mo
Centsuniai Grouuds II. l.. BALDWIN,
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07

NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH r. r.
ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN NkWiokk, LQSG
DRANCU, OCEAN GROVE, SEA Glhl AND SQuAN.
Time Table of . 1870: Train. leave New-fork RON
f,ot of Lbeiy-st, North River, at $40 lli1 A. m $40
,oo -
siagr. to anu from keypOrt connect at Matawn station
ttItn ali train
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
NoRrHERN RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.

930 Tor al eNcept NvacAh N40 a I, + "a p 10 9.o0
G3O 7.u D. m and Saturday nights only at 1880 p M sun
days a. and $50 D. m.
annct Suring Valley and MOnsey T. 9:i5 4f5 p
JNO. n ABBOTT, Genl Passr Agent, New YORK.
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
with Ulster and Delaware Railroad, landing at High
land Falls WEST PonO. Cornwall, NewburRh, Marlboro
Milton pOughkeepse aud SteaufoatS IhOnla5
TUESDAY, Thursday, and saturday, ane5
w Baldwin Monday Wednesday Friday sDrng4t Pier As
y L. at 4 ID M
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07

~ RIVER HAlLROAD.-Aftcr ropf. - 1876, through
trans will leave Grand Central Depot
S.DUa. Chicago aud Northern Express WIN drawing
room cars through 10 Rochester ana ~ Abhns, VI.
lO3Oa. SPECIAL Chicago Express Win drawing room
10 Rochester, Buffalo ana Niagara falS
1lJO a. northern and Western EApiess
$50 H. m SpeclI Inuv. TROY, western Express
Connect East Albany with night express "r The West
-. IN, Montreal Express with seeungCnr from New
York to Montreal arflf.r. 90 'oHil al - a. III.
600 D. m Express with sleeping for dcrtOWn and
Canania Als, for Montreal VIA Phtt0bIfph
$50 D. ~. Pncc daily with s'crpingcars Tor
Rochester Niagara Pals Buffalo Cleveland, iouNle, ana
also Chicago both L. = and NJ G. hafoadH
Hoop M, Express with slccpingcaH Tor Albany "hh
Troy
90 ana 13 road way and al Wtsc0tt EXpcss Co. OncsS
No place. 1885 and 9i2 Broadway, Newlork aud 333
Washtnptot,st Btooklyu. G. a. MEI.kLh.
raj H. Are
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
PROPOSALS for Pointing and Cleaniut

II DOWN. tht FIItTUI WINE '1I'''5
house and POrt-Oflc, New York, y. Y.
OFFICE SUrEENlslNG INSPECTOR II CHARGE
l.. s. COUREHOr AND POaI-OFFICE, - :
NEw.YOBK, y. Y, October 7, lS76)
Sealed proposals viii De received at this otce tl y NJ Of
the 1871 III DAY OCTOBER, 1876 for pointing ana clean.
down whole Of the ey'orior stoneW9k OF nc l.
Post OfCc az New YORK, y " including an
labor ans material necessary therefor.
Parties submitting bids will refer To samples Of their work
which the whole work be Completed
Fn information with 20 this work Dc had on az
ucati0u al the Office OF T. HI. OAkSHOTI, supervising IN
spectUr In Charge. ..,.
Proposals mast made for the whole work complete. .
m right 10 reject any all bids waive detects II
il be eemed tie OF the Government 10 do 80 u it
served. - 49,, 49, -.. ....
PAYMENTS will made monthly, dcductng ten per cent
until ie completion OF the Woik.
froIosss viii be inclOsed sealed envelopes 1ndorHtd
Proposals Pointing and Cleaning Down the EX.rior
Walls 0f the T. = Courthouse and POstOnce NeW-10fk,
n Y T" ana addressed TO +. II. OAKSHOTT,
~ Supervising Inspector IN Charge
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07

Centennial Grounds H. - bhLDM ~.
NOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
l. FIELD, WHITE MOUNTAINS MpNIkEA i, andinter.
Pier - T. r., daily tSunllys
cxccptetl al D. (2Jdst J.. H. 81 M and ii D. m con
Meeting special Trans al New Haven Or Iarloni Sptng
field &c Tickets sold aud baggage checked al 81 Howay
New orK, and CourtsL, Brooklyn Excursion tO New
lIsr. fIYtsff IN ~ a
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propcsnls.

DkOPOSALS will be received mp 10 Dec. /,
j 1876 by the Trustees Of the NcwIork aud BROOKLYN
Bridge their Office n Watcrst. brooklyn y y" oi the
anufacture and delivery Of 3iQO net tons Of NO gay an
!scd cable wire be uet IN the construction Oi The
maj cables Of the East River suspension bridge
Printed specifications, containing fdl in0rhauOn VIII DC
furnished upon application at this Uhce.
W. A. ROEBLING, Chief Engineer
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
STEAMBOATS, ano Railrod0o.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
ID NewN ork Via Corandt and Drrtossessih
s35 A. m Washington, Pittsburgh Columbus Chicago Cn.
ciunati IousVi.le, Indianapolis. &c. tari0I to
WashiDy yt0n Pullman cars to principal r-tetn cities
925 am Limited Expr Pullman cars tSclugyey wash
ugf0n Same connections West hy $50 a. IN. tram.
9:35 u M Washington. the South, and West. Richmond,
Savannah, IyLchbur, Atlanta. New-OTleans, dc.
Coiumbus Chicago. Cincinnati. 81 LOUIS. Louisville,
!udai s,Os DC Through Ia Washington Pull
m tn principal Western Giles.
$3.50 ,, m, Washington the south and West Richmond,
savannah lN NnChbuTg, Atlanta NewOTcaHs sc. PITS
burrh Chicago COImbus Gncnnau, ~. Louis LOUIS.
VILE IudanapOns sc. Pullman slccpcrs 10 Washing.
ton. Pullman ears 10 principal Western cities
DAILY. Oh er trains d1ly 'Nceut SUNDAYS.
For through tickets please call CUmplnys Offices 3lj
33S Lruadway HewNoTk, and at ticket offices foot
Coriandt and DesbrOs.es ss and depot jersey Cy.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND ONO X. r.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07

DONDHOLDERS OF THE BLEECClkhER l,hI5
- SrREFT RAIIRO AD-The Bleecker Street and Fulton
Ferry Rar0ad Company have made arrangements VIII, @ te
TgeHtv.hrd street Railway Company 70 hereafter Pay INC
Interest on their bonds The bOBdnOlders OF the ickI
Street aiToad Eave not already delivered theT t
without further delay 70 the s'y
safe Deposit Company corner OF 7thst ana % io @ c
II receiving the additional coupons anu PAT
H. IL eldit,onaI seca1ty. GEO. II. INGERSOLl+ Secy
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07

DD English papers by post from Loldoa r. London
iphic illustrated London news saturday Review Yield
lnpr all sNrcnny ekes sent pCstfr ioI six months
1r - each r. MACGEORGEN Coz "a Feet st, London, &C
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.
financial.

A GAS STOCKS. ...r Avn
IA KEWYoRK, METROPOLITAN, m MUIpHi; . I n s5;rn ~
and ali kinds Of Brooklyn and NeI as securities oe"'
Indy Sh'2 ~, ~. % 5Ni ~ proad at n Y
The anti-monopolist., 1876-09-28

HEAT-Ihere have been no extensive de-
liveries Of new wheat, either by rail or team.
The farmers have not yet had time 20 thresh
and deliver thels wheat at the local elevators,
er8n il they Were disposed to deliver rs soon
as the gram was thTeshed. As it is now
Anowledgei IN all quarters Of the northwest,
that the years crop Of wheat will be remarkably
light, the operators in wheat and the miilers,
VIE viii doubtless need the Ehole OF the crop
70 keep their machinery in operation, are won-
derlng what disposition will be made by pro-
ducers OF their product. The question does
not seem difficult Of fgolution. As the crop is
excessively small growers Of wheat will not, If
appears, sell more than they are absolutely
compelled TO sell until their idea Of hat prices
ought t. ba has been nearly or quite reached.
lhe ssrae may be said Of the large amount Of
old wheat still held back IL the interior
Last weeks quotations still prevail Good
No, wheat which is tbs best grade arriving,
With very few exceptions, is saleabe to spec
ulative buyers and 20 millers at 95c; inferior
No. AT 90a92c No. when it is offered, is
quickly purchased by rnllers at 81 coal ,05, but
this quality is very seldom offered. Much Of
the new wheat 0fiering viii notgrade by the
scales above No and for this 90c is paid
The following are the quotations of No. 2
" heat in the great markets yesterday waek and
YESTERDAY showing the course Of prices during
TIE week under review.
Last week. Tins week
liverpool s ia a9slss 8. .8da3s Cd
New York, SlI5 Sl.22
Chicago l.t6G / OF
Milwaukee,, Ito l.0S9 <
The anti-monopolist., 1876-09-28
hN1 STILL ANC riER.
Tre Independents Organizing Is SherbuTn
County

The 10 owing oail appears 10 the Inst issue
ct tne hlC Rive News
Tne uds peu1eutvo-e az Sherburn County
who are ppo-sd u tiat iluatciai policy which
haa nearly p4yalY2ea All ihe great ndustries OF
our rsoentln rrosl le'ous country under the
egToa oi lincol4. ana the able statesmen whom
ne called = a1nlHstey lhe several functions of
be- government who az IA favor II it, r.
tferchuep. feforu 81 "A speedy return 70 the
most riga economy iu2AN governmental AFFAIRS
are Herebq requested & uoet - Mass GoUgeu
t,oI, ~ Masle atl Friday Get. 2rth, at = T..
,t,., - pisce II 4suatlon saits6.a persons .o
ti' ,tt stvey1. connty offices at the ensuing
ei otlen ier lhsle ha general attendance, t.
u sd thatthe dasif of tie le9plc may he
Il n'v ce'tn4rd, lud AVA themselves of tnis
opportunity e aakea ic6el towhich .hey are
Ting give Cree il and hearty support
Yhaod.-a. . the Newa says eaitarialI3
Fofor taoner apps4Ta le YES about the only
candidate lQr President sEio 4os attacked ou
bis facord--eud Peter Is not wtuoaI 8 record
of}es bUr@j g Pet u Cooper,
ae rs upt utlacn uuul every county IA
De- stal -sa eraeEb.ca organization,
The anti-monopolist., 1876-09-28
FLUCTUATIONS or THE WEEK.
New YORK Produce Market.

Wv IOKA, sept, y
FL0Cb-Receipis 1860 barrels; in fair de
mand; no s3 05ai 90 supeliine state and
western, 2oa4 IS, common togood extra s. :
0aa5. o good - choice So. l0a5 50; white west
ern extra, = 55a7.75; extra Ohio, s5.o5a6 Is;
extra St i,oais, S5. 5.loa85o Minnesota patent
process, - .ooa959. Rye -four, steady, S4.75a
+ 29 Corn meal more active, western s. s5a
299
GkAIN--W at, moderate demand; business
was cheekea ~ the advanced prstensions of
holders. receipts, 81 600 bus. rejected spring
@i3l. white ao 81 q, No Milwaukee prime
new, ., %c. Chicago old Sill, Go new
81, l5ai =; alnier red western old Sii0; new
do Si.1eaI2o. kge du,l; western 1-a7+c; stat.
SlaAGc
The anti-monopolist., 1876-09-28
MilWa ukee Produce Market.

FLODE-steady and unchanged
GRAIN w heatopened unsettled and lower
closed strong; No {, sl.l6; No . Sl.03.l seller
October 81 or / 3 seller November 81 O. s;
No 81 sSl .02.
FREIG HTS-~Quiet and steady; wheat to
Battaio Sc 10 9swego &c.
Receipts-fioa7 5,o56 bbls; wheat 81, ,24a
bushels,
ahipments-t Flour, II, ,ses bbls; W heat SO, 800
bushels;
The anti-monopolist., 1876-09-28
Oie

On the i0tl .nst Bro George A. Sylvester
Maete5 ot Greenwood Prairie Grange No, al.
i.ucated At piMu,iew Wabasha 90. Mimi
cled OF parajy aged IS ye4rs. Heis a mem
Aer The Patrons Benevolent AID Society Of
IL ef n 90 90
The anti-monopolist., 1876-09-28
Chicae aeofPgoduce Market.
CHICAGO, Sent

FLorR--Steadv SUD unchanged
GkAIN--W heu unsettled ned lower: 40 >
hicago o7& c,sh: St.04& seller October:
: oS setter November; No Chicago 95c, le-
iecied, 7s,
RECEIPTS Flour, lo 0o0 bbls; wheat, o. 900
bushels.
SHIPMENTS Flour, ,51olbls; wheat, I6,
004 bushels
The anti-monopolist., 1876-09-28

vou Wish q sell yonr money to the highest
BIDDER axe 1 to ina Boston 0ne Price Clothing
sloTe ajnnsapclis. Iaey KEEP the largest
stocE, and seil goods ths nearest "1ed rooko
OF aYy Aouse Ia lhe sra Over coats 1or $5
ana pH ards furnishing egods never were as
che@Y as low.
The anti-monopolist., 1876-09-28
LOCALS
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-09-23
TO BOIL A HAM

Take ham weighing about eight OF
ten pounds, soak it for twelve or TWEEN
ty-four hours in cold water; then cover
it with boiling waite, add one pint o.
vinegar, two or three bay leaves, little
bunch of thyme and parsley. (the dried
and sifted will do, or even the seeds o.
parsley may be used if the fresh cannot
be procured) boil very slowly for two
hours and a half, take it out, skim it,
remove all the fat, except layer about
half an inch thick; cut off with a sharp
knife all the black-looking outside; put
the ham into the dripping pan, fat side
uppermost, CRATE bread crust over it,
and sprinkle teaspoonful of powdered
sugar over it; put it in the oven for hall
an hour. until it is beautiful brown.
Eat cold. Cut the incest portion in
slices; the ragged and little odds and
euds can be chopped fine, and used for
sandwiches; or, by adding three eggs
TO one pint of the chopped ham and
frying brown, you have delicious ONE.
let for breakfast or lunch. The bone
should be put into the soup-kcttle.
The rind and fat should be rendered
and strained for frying potatoes or crul-
lers. A ham prepared in this way will
Ego" twice as far as when cooked and
carved in the ordinary manner, besides
the conviction it gives the housekeepe1
of being economical, and, at the same
time. placing neat and palatable dishes
before her family.