davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-12-18
6omething Like Improvement in Local
Finances Last Week.
Moderate Demand for Lonns-..Un.
checked Movement OF Currency.
Irregular Produte Harlcts..fort EasIer."Wheat,
Barley, and Lard Firm.
Corn, Oats, and Rye Weak---
Packing Statistics, Etc.
FINANCIAL.

Tho clcarings Of last week show that its business
exceeded TINT Of tho corresponding week Of last
ycnr by nbout s per cent. Tho depreciation OF
general prices needs 10 be taken into the account,
md. With tho Increase In clcar!ngs indicates con.
siderable Gdsnnce In tho sum total OF transactions,
The loan market was moderately nctlye Tho
packers haso been constant borrowers, and have
received, probably, on the whole, greater advances
tlan last ycnr. Tho country banks and commits
s!up.hou.cs arc borrowing Ii order to have chr.
y rency to moro the hog crop. Mercantile collcc-
tions hnvc improved, and business 10 generally
fair. There is surplus Of loanablc funda In tho
hands Of tho banks, but they pursue very coli.
sesyaiiye cousao in Increasing their discounts.
Rates Of discount nro SOLO per cent at The banks
to regular customcse with special rates In special
cases. On tho street rates are Z per cent and up
ward.
New York e1chang, was freely offered and
qnotcd between banks at 80c6Sl 90 per g. 600 dis.
count
This orders from tho country for currency were
light, As usual On Saturday.
The clcasinss Of the week were reported as fol.
lows by hanages u. Il. Hale Of tho Chicago Clear.
, 1876-12-18

FQREI0H,
LosnnN. 1lec. 1n-h r. nj. -Consols, money and
ncconnt, IA 1h.Iti.
American securtlcs-coupon., '15, 1O4!t; '87s.
10TH; 10.40e. l07ti; new 6s. 100; Central, l0l;
Ere, OK; preferred, III.
PANS, Dec. 16.--flcutcs, 1o4t u5c.
:. FRANxToHr, Dee. 1U.-Unttei states Dondt-
New Ca, 1QtA,
, 1876-12-18
Withdrawn from storo On Friday for city con-
sumption: &, 100 BIT whaph T12 bu oats, l, 334

sumption: 5,10D BIT whaph 112 bu oats, l, 334
In barley.
The following grain was Inspected Into store In
this city on Saturday morning: 40 cars.No. .
n. ". whcnt chr No. spring, "a cars No. 2 do,
Is cars No. do, II cars rn]ccted do. car no
grade I'LL wheatl; cars hi9h-mixod corn, cars
60 cara rejected do, II carr no 9rndc DO t111
coEu); d cars white oals. 10 cars No. 2 do, 16 cars
rejected (3o oats); 70 cars No. 2 rye, car
rejected do, TO cars No. 2 barley, it cars No. 3
do, IL cars rejected do t37 barley). Total, 3l0
cars. or 12s, 900 bn. inspected ont: 24,Do5 bu
wheat, 12, GID bu corn, 9, 800 In oats, 2, COL bu
rye, 8. h52 ou barley.
The following were The receipts And ahipments Of
orcndstuNs nnd ltvc stock at this point during tho
past week, and for The corresponding week ending
M fnfait
, 1876-12-18
NV10I,,

roaTnN. Dec. 10.-woo steady and firm, sales Of
Ohio and Pennsylvania 100 COO ~, ctuco rcnnsylvnn!a
Xxx and nhoyc. dnc. md Xxx Ohio. 470isc, nrm at
these h9mres. Michigan anu Wisconsin. very l,tlo
doncs aalcs ranEIag Ut so24tu ComhtnR and delatno
nrnt sales lJ7,OOu pa; cholcc medium eoinbhR, 65c,
low grades, 4ta4oc, pulled cutct, bsca 17ouo balcs;
good ard cl,ucc supcr1no and X, 4o94oc.
, 1876-12-18
DRY GOODS.

NEW y0NE. Dee. 1G.-The cotton market hna an In.
proved tono aud prices arc atsnng, with m upward
tendency at leading rnnkcs. Prints were less uctyc
but steady. Mems VICAR wootcns In fair request by
cutcre, but tim demand Is uneven. Jcnna aud anti.
nets continue qutct Fanucls aud blankets rather mora
nctrc, hut selections arc ANAL.
, 1876-12-18
COMMERCIAL.

The following wora tic recelpts md shipments
OF tho leading articles Of produce in this city
during the twenty -four hours ending ht 7 o'clock
on Saturday morning. and fos the corresponding
time last year:
, 1876-12-18

rfTTanrHH, Dec. 1n.-pesrolcum- quiet md
Irregular ak S5.B5@1.g0 At Tarker4, refined quictt
nrfccs unchanged.
CLxvEtAsn, o., Dec. la,-pctro,cum unchanged;
standard whlto, l10 test, a7c.
, 1876-12-18

----.. -@ = -
renso a.! neadod ltst!ce A. any t!mn., Nothing CT
ncrcaso crlnlc as tho dcn!al and lclay o' civil Jus
!cn:
.: ,Fym.g-No labor shnnld 10 piled on eonrta ait
unnecessary duties. Unless snsne Injunction 1I
nssssn''S tx, t'ssy s " %s,k % at Xo'iy .on
sSnte;tsa Ss,s, 4 l. q b pat on t6e eaie%as, 81
T. s sanx or S ~
tormod' Z Is sufficient that each party ao,va o.
a' vss 'ss'sS lie s'Pss
tried; Thls nvods great wnsts Of patlcncc, time,
nd soo Leather n running to.aa sna back
t,,a 9thot much no.c promptly than o9r systom q
s1smnsou; rssoI,, with tho inter!nnols an a.
wiih w!c'1. by some nlYhsstious dIsspcnsation oI
nie hshn MG 5' neo wSfo $
soplss oi napo1a on SEpo'ng assorneys wns lonl
ago substituted TOR g1iHg them ~ coart which i
neye9 necessary ntl Tue Ga'te Ia to bo heard or
WIN WIFI orross ALL REronMl
AZ 1rrt sight, the Clerks and Deputy shcrlffs will
oppose these methoda because they affurd 70 these
tried orat least calendar, cnses; sl,ch opposition,
h9wovcF. like nll opposition 10 ior.snvfng con-
triyansss T. slnes tho Increased II:
.. end preyiout articles would cause courts 10 he
resostcd TO tor redross, especially In TINT class OF
conrts and collection system OF Illinois with tlis-
@ @H1 ~ cepno an5 "n Mn ea 1of mere o. ~
es o.y nsa sre.s ie,!eu FOR IN the
t'm m awasS 1s that lnTyer' accustomed t9 Illinois
etlioas =. fa mio kina @ q 1nzed wonder whom
s1asss G rspos sa ~ snna
anu GAecutona sa!! ~ po leaMea ny inc attorneya
, 1876-12-18
TOBACCO.
R<bortsa tf0r 1As Jrttuns by Aikrander HatfhtH.
Tobacco Er0kkr.

LorlsyILLK, Ky.. Nec.. INSTRUMENTATION
some .ays this week hsya been mild u spring. tho
wuathsr on tho whole hss been too cold To haqdla Or
get now crop tobacco 10 arko consequently our 10.
velpts " such aro szs!u ightsii 0i hda aKaInst
liz last week. Whist csmo 70 hand vers In good orlc,
Last week. "
,sALka-rhs Hight receipts OF new aud sa apparent
aes;9a y nsf n9 mere ~ than the market would
3sa bids: agan.t asU laat week. The raYluws lils
~esk METZ ~ hh1a, ARatust " la.l wesk.
MAAtp4cfuRlh4-Htw-O Of tho receipts this
Mssk 9r h fact tut seaAon faf rseeived se few
hseh cutie xtcsn aud much m1le1t viii favorable
wsathgf r. 1o9k fof those more deslsablet hid u
, 1876-12-18

transactions moderate, bot1
livery; sales OF CTS tca prime steam on spos al a
TO- Q and 81 tcB grade At 4fO2J; also 350 ten prime
stnhu tn nfrtre tt ain q Ns. I'M Ira fnr rrnt,
bcr II siods@io u 3. 80 tcs for January. 1s17 .t
TO- closing at SO TUT aud $50 for Fob.
| ruasJ, 1871, At F1u e>01o.a1.
.oo, 1to ~ toa nrtns ~ 49, , 10
| trlfnga1.
TAjknu-MnrA sten,,r, ss1es I'm nm ,1,s min, NJ
| !, ,o1or<. - 1'S -~'s- A-~7S>'o "es P'4'' ~
R.ion.s WELL s"'e' u aao or's ~ e'''* psF
| N''A' Tn tas u.,,.r, x,,,,t,..s rs-...
| va. ~ #n NeHeIH HssoclatfG tTftA
iIJ.iUc; jannFy, II e.ata il H1r; Fe6Tsfy ii n:
III as Msrc; aaNf,a H.. a3s; sAns! u r.
FLouE1Du: rrsSsiuts 1IsI II i'm ,,r,,, Nh , g, MN
4,B0, supernN1 stnte snd Western. ssiGcai i2st coi
nun 70 extra g. Git good 70 choice, s7Ua573
WnG ,hfn Mnes! eHtsa ~ tansY os ~ t q.
s,ts, patcHt PROCESS s7s1MUS iva f1,I iiiI ~
] $4.S5es5. 10. ~ -
G1nx. .1EEvAi@Qalcs Evhe,Q l ana unsl,,nnEcd
{fsixhts FROM The Vest: export demand ilml.ci sone
pGMeI aEceu!atTa inquiry; Gsveipts ~ uD but No:
ME"nukcc. bl:37{ No: do. S1.JStHi SB} No.
DO. Et.2Hi No. Ch!c9Eo sprlnK. 81. 13Ge1 ~ /
| HnRfhItu &pftHR, $t,l5@i.2S; No. WlIfN
, 1876-12-18

ltKa1N-Con1mon, Nafz; rate, lis.
SFih1ra aTrnrnNrtNk-als.
lam Oit4- $50.
toN"US, ufc. 10.-srtnsrs rnrno1ti'M-.1el
AATWHHi. Dec, f3.-PErnotEuM-s2h.
, 1876-12-18

THE MOVEMENT OF Col

THE MOVEMENT OF GOLD.
The recent 11ow OF gold to this country has c1-
cited d great deaf Of intercst. The New York
Daily Hu'ietsa has compiled from o1clal sources
the following statement Of tho amount Of specie
that has arrived at New York from Sept 10 to Dec.
IL, and the names Of the firms 10 which It was con.
atr reoAy
, 1876-12-18

for January. md aNc seller February. Eurnlerlanis
anics NJ s@ecs long cHi hsras Hins al h'scds
lseon 0,.9tcn At 7ea74c tor shoulders 0{i.,He for
kMs .lhs osestOc fr fhost clears, l.et1e for hams,
nnEAsK.Maagnlct Ht ba7Sc. ..... ...
HEEF EFPiDnQGTH-Wtrn Htca1y Ard quiet At &c. 7JA
60 for tstre, "
.TALLaw- Was quoted At 7s{e for city, and 1}SQ7Ac
Tor county lots, according 10 condition.
, 1876-12-18

g{AIgAe0. BgHLINaT0N & Quincy RAIlRoAn
r.. and Canal aud slatcouthsts. Ticket oticGaI 81
, 1876-12-18

GIa GGIa]I0Ae0. ]t1 MILWAUKEE, l. ST. PAUL RAILROAD
on1a D1p9t, corner Madison and Caila,s9. Ticket
0,sc ~ South clask'st, opposite siics,an ioase
, 1876-12-18
AMERICAN CITIES.
NEW yDHE.


Special Dtpafch 10 7ae 7tI5unA
SKw Tonx. Dec. i7.-0nAtS-Wllcnt hrmer. with a
ttedbnsness siight speculative inquiry. narly
Western accounts shippers not drosc TO operate with
any very great freedom, wlo init state of ths honr
market checked tho cttr milling demnnd No. Chfta.
Eo wsa held Al u t.a32l .s5 sud No. Milwaukee at
Rradcd sprine, si:2a for No. Milwaukee, si.a7 for
No. Mtnussotai *i.A7 for No. who Michigan
70 arrive toont and $t.so for fancy as,tar
Indiana, 1sys iowor dull and moro or lesa
nominal at sotss2o for Western. Corn No per
bu bctter for new anu tm for old business light, both
forcxport and local trades aacs Of H. At h65gAu
for 10" no Rradc o5c for new scamcr ml1cds Gs for
choice now steamer yellow; 6oc for old low nlxcd
Wcsterns bo@sot4n for tlngrnded Western Mixed and
Coo In store for 80 GOO bu primo sail Western mixed,
fur January delivery Ole BID for old mixed and held
per bu better, with m acttvu demand for tralc
and son,c speculative inquiry, sAics nf lln, 400
bu at a5Aoc for mixed Mestcrn aud State, aDas3c for
wttc wctsetn anlsatc, a5c for rejected as1ssc for
mixed Western, 8N84fo for white WcalerAt n, OOO bu
mixed WcIttfn On private terms.
OuRax FnEtoHrs-somswhat easier, though for The
most part c1tremo du 1lncss mako1 them mora nominal
than feal engagements to Liverpool by steam. 10000
bu grain at Sd.
PHovlstoxs-pork nrmer and unsett,ed, with light
trade In cash lots an6 moderate speculative husnesA
sales u 700 brs mess on spot At e7oo also 25obrla
for February, 1877, 1t $l7oo, loo bss for Aareh.
1871 at sl72os and 1.noo hrb do At $17.37st At the
second Gait for February. 1871. e17oo bid and s7.oO
nakcdt for March, is77 st77s bid aud sl7so asked.
NH| hsKALs H1uulcb quiet 2uH ecafcey
20 r. Lard h!ghers cash lots dtlcult 10 obtain and
transactions moderate bot spot and Tor forward de-
livery; safes OF oi5 tcs prime steam spo al sl0556a
t015 and 81 tcs ogrado A. etO25, also 75o ten prime
steam to arrive At *to e2 0s: 7oU tea for Dcce.
boE 1t $I01sao 70; 25o tea for January, 1877, At
10 closing at SO 7o, aud 7so tcs for Feb
ruarJ, 1871, at $1u, a111D.g1.
suuAn-Qutst and unchanged, At BA@loc for fatr to
Eoot rcnniuG loSa for prime, and 1u0llH for cen.
trlfngat.
TAlLow-Moss steady, sales 11aooo lbs primo ut
8 8:.1G4a4c rcr ib. .-
Nt1isRf-Eifn1. With exfcs OF 15O brin II nrr
, 1876-12-18

sSst, s a,ds. s i pabIsy pa and nmey apooxie Which,
X Is altogether probable That, had the law at.
fofdsd auy such means of reuress, and hnd Iii.
iIansord been mistaken, l,o would have rendered.
that Msa. Sullivan would have appealed 10 ths law
fot redress, and would lsayo obtained IT, II en-
lsd pnasF oas present. law nf sqndq sts
was Ss''a cali 'vi hs ss" q sssan sssoaat 'rs X
ss 'sGs 81 ise e"y sy a & IT, sW ssn nsay a
the SAME means u civil redress Tint i does where
mere property Is ut stake, md And sullivan prefer
caasy as that tbs Ds sassess es's 81 hi. nslp
convicted Of some crime waal1 have been ten.
to!d whit they now are. sneg + III the universal
which the law coafesses nn injury to DO buth pos.
elite md great yot atttsnrts to pra no redress
hs Il sas u natura ana skes s9
t,red victim hIs own Judge Of to mean: and uens-
nss. Of rsds s ~ rsa P'e;e
xa nsi"n fot she yndcsiem o ct 'tS tSs 'Hrsa srash
would often bo Infinitely. mors satisfactory
even wl,era both Will liz, and woull extend to
many ,cases where talschood does gyiesoIs wrong,
but w!'srs NJ NJ, action tor tnoney damage. would
lAw:. Such am actun should bo accompanied by a
substantial bill OF taxable attorneys fees, 10 Pre-.
coai. aad urgs viii It'll sfiyosup psrstuss s !S US
asr this restriction do not bcloye courts and 1n-
rl1x would b1 fAxGu In any greater degteu hy tho
trlal Of these actions than tuy now are Ia tho trial
1f n!urdurs aud tl1Inicles that Atu caused by tie
want VI Hucll fufH Of action.
ANOTHER NEW F0tlL or ACTION,
! would also slbstltuto for our present systens
Of bankruptcy and insolvency, which havo always
oecM cgseEous !wlnt0s upnn both debtors and
creditors from the time whon they weru afst Inau-
suFatet tn England down 10 tic ptesent tho
canacnts NAV u tks bankruptcy Court swallow
tng up thu sE9cts of the debtor Without paying hls
debts, aud disappointing tho creditors VI their
dnes without fcleenng tho dobtosa honor
o. good name. Far superior 10 this was tLe
Holman iorn, q sxscu,le.l rraortsd to In csses u
rum staplo PER unlrtrtltatet, wl.prchy Tho entlte
property and assets OF the lohtar were nut up ot
public arct!oMt ana stsuck Oh to tho rusponsthIs
persoH who II. consideration Of receiving 4; ;W0uil
n'nisttaEc t. Pay tlo largest pescsntaEv on ihe
sRksng cuRtu1y ot the property At all, ali tho cred
iters had AL pqunl right to compete for the uoascs.
sion OF tho dcbiots property Vii equal tor,ls; tho
smount y The dividend = bs paid 6y ths buyer was
Enown before " gut possession of The deblos'a
estate; ~ ttHt proportion all suits pendlnx
aEa!nst the dohtor would uroeuel 10 Judgment
aga5nst thu purchaser Of hs Gstatsi and Tho uGtors
asscts would all u Into the Aaalls OF ths peryou
mutt competent 10 Aauag0 II, and whoa9 solv lu.
teroat would bo 10 p.anaYv II With tho utn,ust
econpmy ard dispatch, sInce hs alono would prods
thereby, This ~ not only superior u any
, 1876-12-18

Leaft. I hFrlVe
Milwaukee Express. ..n,..,,,. Ra1 a M Z T9n, ~
Wisconsin d Minnesota Thf1I '" y" u" ''''p' W+
l1hy ,slC:00a M | a.nan M
WlsCOnaln. lows, and Mt1nej " ''" y"
soth Expfcas. ............,.Is s.n3 r. n, t,Ina "a
Wisconsin & Mlhlei0tA THRU ~' " -N'" !"
Might Express 0:3O r. m 7.eo m
, 1876-12-18

Al, trains run via Atwnukrc. Tckcts Tor 81, raul
Hnu Minneapolis arc E01d cltre Win Madison anil ra9
ou Chens or VlA WAtcFtoTn. La Croasc, anu Wiaopa.
nLIN0B CENTRAL RAILROAD.
DePq foot Of Lakctt md foot Of Twenty -secondat.
Ticket OIflce. I'll RundSlph.at., NEAR Cafk.
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TUE RUBY rs commo. St.
JOHN B. COURET, Proprietor.

JUhN .. KOPhKoeoH'
This Saloon was established in 1851 and has always
maintained the reputation Of being one OF the most
gsnteel, orderly. well kept and popular sstabish'
ments in the city.
The best Of WINES and LIQUORS are always
furnished to the guests. hot LUNCH u served
every day from los A. NJ. to IL P. NJ.
There is cosy, comfortable CLUB ROOM over the
Saloen which is fav orite resort for gentlemen.
TONY, Of Old SANS Saloon" memory, preddes
ever the Cigar Department sr9a1y
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Prof. Proctor says the moon is dead
occupies a mansion in the skies, too.
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The plan Of taking rhubarb in whisky is a
Good one. The good effects Of neither are
Lost. and no man can tell which it is tina,
oaps him.
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Buy your buggy and carriage OF L. l. Maddux
SIS Carondelet street, New Orleans.
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A ROPER ROPED.

Thursday morning we'll known gentleman
connected with the City Hall, was walking hur-
riedly up St. Charles street, and as he reached
the front Of the St. Charles Hotel he was &C.
costed by an elegantly dressed young man
Who extending his hand in a cordial manner,
exclaimed, .Wby how do you do, Mr.. Davis /?
It's been long time since have seen you
Our friend took the measure of his newly
found friend at once, and put him down as
roper, but having a few minutes to spare, he
concluded to see what the fellow wanted, and
enjoy the fun. He informed the stylish
sporting man that his name was not Davis,
"Oh. yes, said the cunning roper, "tbat's
so. know so many people | forget their
names. Let me see, you are doing business
in Texas now, amt you! :"
Our friend thought he would lead him on,
so he told the sharper that he was merchan-
dising in Natchitoches.
This was pleasant news to the fellow, for he
at once extended an invitation to -- to 60
with him and examine some goods he had on
sale.
They started, but on their way to the
imaginary store we'll known sporting gent
saw that the roper had hold Of a rather hard
nut for hun to crack, so he came up to them,
and splitting his sides with laughter at the
green roper'S expense, let the Cat out OF thu
bag.
The roper, chagrined and discounted
skunk into coffee-house, and was seen NJ
more.
he had taken the wrong porcine by the ear
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ST. Bernard coal delivered at fifty cents pei
barrel, within city limits.
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Wants and To Rent lnsertedin the BULLETIN for
fifty cents.
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At . special meeting Of the Board Of Directors,
held the 18th of January 1875 it was resolved to
pay ON DEMAND, the following dividends:
l. An INTEREST DIVIDEND of TEN PER
CENT. for the year ending 3lst December 1874, on
the capital stock of $50 per share.
p CASH DIVIDEND Of FIFTEEN PER
CENT. to stockholders, on the amount of their NET
earned participating premiums for the year ending
31st December 1874 in addition to the rebate or
tcipated dividend of Is per cent already received by
said stockholders on their GROSS premiums;
And, to carry to Contingent Fund the sum Of
ST. oa9 s6 for investment in q. s. Government
tiles according to articles III and " Of the amended
charter.
N. MUsSON, President.
G. LANAUY, Secretary,
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-DirActOrs-
L. j. Webstsl I. K. Small,
A. j. Gomila j. Plaisent
Abe Hirsch, Louis Schneider,
Jonn Leisy, Henry Abraham,
J. B. Camors, Pierre Lanaux,
i. j. Golsan, II. Hussoa.
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Just Arrived.

FORTY FINE
TEXAS PONIES.
For sale at ISAACS l. PICARDB,
jy23 146 Baronne street,
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BANKERS AND BROKERS.

BANKERS AND BROkEk1.
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION
156 Canal Street.
TRUSTEES
g. =. 0enefes David UrquhArt
George Jenes, John G.. Gaines,
Thomas A. Adams, Carl KOhn,
Thos. Allen Clarke, Christian SchneldaE.
Chas. ]. Leeds, Samuel Jamison.
Interest allowed on Deposit
L. i. GENIR10. xIQgldlD
OHARLU8 XU9HAW, Tfeasur9 ]
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st. Charles Hotel.
RIVERS LONSDALE. Proprietors.
st. Charles Street, Between Common ~
Gravief.

This Hotel has since 1852 been the leading Hota
in the South and is now Setter prepared to entertain
guests than at any period since its opening.
The proprietors have spared no expense in ftini
an the House, and both as to furniture and the n
rangements Of the culinary department 1t u NJ
rivaled.
Transient visitors will find the st. Charlss tn
most delightful a. well as the NEST central Hotel
the ci:y. nb'7 II
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-21
Murder viii out.

A few years ago "August Flower was
discovered to be certain cure for Dyspep-
STA and Liver complaint, few thin Dys-
peptics made known to their friends how
easily and quickly they had been cured by
its use. The great merits OF GREEN Al
GUST FLOWER became heralded through
the country by one sufferer TO another, UNI
til, without advertising, its sale has become
immense Druggists in EVERY TOW N
in the United States are selling it. No per-
son suffering with Sour stomach, Sick
Headache, Costiyeness, palpitation of the
Heart Indigestion, low spirits, etc, can
take three doses without relief. Go TO
your druggist, Albert W. Higgins also
Fairhaven, and get bottle for IS cents
and try it, Sample bottles 10 coats. DIV
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VEGETINE

Is acknowledged and recommended by physi-
clans and apothecaries TO be the best purifier
thousands speak in its praise who have been
restored TO health.
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$1,000 PROFIT ON $l0(

Made any day In PUTS AND CALL. Invest &C.
cording TO Your means $40, $50 or 400. In
stock Privileges has brought a small fortune
TO the careful inve Tor. We advise when and
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Thr 3ntland 9ailv GIube
FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1876.
West Rutland.

WCpU 4butldnu'
Holy Cross college is the Rev. L. Il.
Moloney'e "Alma Mater; in it he spent the
happiest hours Of his boyhood, under the
guidance of the Jesuit Fathers he received
his classical education, and the thought OF
these pious teachers is, without doubt, the
sweetest Of his college recollections. Tic
following little tribute dedicated TO Rev,
Father Moloney will bring to his memory
college days and the dear old haunts Of
yore.
"HoLY CROSS"
OFT stand and ponder lonely
Ger the mem'ry Of the past,
And old faces rise before me,
And old forms go hurrylng past;
And seem TO catch faint whispers
Telling OF a dear friends loss,
AS miss the joyous voices
OF the boys at IDLY Cross.
Happy moments, yc have vanished,
Scenes endear'd, ye are no more,
Love on mem'ry's tablets traced,
There TO last for eyermore
But your ev'ry recollection
SEEDS the past golden gloss,
When l think of old-time pleasures
with the boys at Holy Cross.
But upon this LIES broad current
Each must go his destined way,
And we meet but to be severed
joys are born to pass away;
still across the troubled ocean,
Where the raging pillows toss,
Shines refulgent Faiths own beacon
From the halls of Holy Cross,
"AMlCUs."
Rev. Father Moloney remains in town
until the 21th inst, when he will start fol
the northern part of the state. 1t is prob
able that he will of1lciate at St. Bridget'l
next Sunday.
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time to hev 1t postponed. He'd it been car
ried out shudder to think what wood hev
bin the result. Two-thrds oy our reform
delegates wood hev bin gobbled and wood
hev bin afore poleece magistrates in the
mornin. Tilden's money he'd been distrb-
uted that mornin, and the reformers he'd
cash enough to justify EN- in maxim night
ov It, He'd them houses bin raided
onto tibet night the convenshun
would hev bin obleeged TO adjourn for
want ov a quorum. r.v.s.
= Toledo BLnde.
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Strikes at the root OF disease by purifying the
blood, restoring the liver and kidneys 10
healthy action, lnvigorating the nervous sys-
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YEGETINE

Is prescribed In cases of scrofula and other dis
eases of the blood, by many OF the best ply
slcians, owing to its great success in curing all
diseased OF this nature.
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PETROLEUM V. Nasty.
WITCH would like to be Postmaster

Witch would like to be Postmaster.
p. S.-A serious trouble thretened us at
one time in st. Loois. The mayor ov that
city had fixed on the night afore the settin
oy the conyenshuu to make raid onto the
gambling dens and houses OF ill-repoot IN
that city. Forchinitly we got wind ov 1t In