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CENsURE is q tax man pays to the
world for being eminent.
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VEGETINE.
VEGErNE
PUElFIES TIE FLOOD,
RESOYATES AND ISVIGORATES THE
WHOLE SYSTEM.
ITS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE
ALTERNATIVE, TONIC, SOLVENT, AND
..r DIURETIC.

vEGETlSE is made exclusively from the juices of
carefullysclccted barks, roots, and herbs, and so
strongly concentrated that 1t will cfTcctuay cradi
cate from the system every faint Of Scrofua, Scro-
fulous Iiunors, Tumors, Cancer, CaEeerous fIumor.
F,rysipelaS, Salt-lIeum SyphllltIc Diseases, Can
kerr Fantness at the Stomach, and all diseases that
arise from impure blood Sciatica, IntlammatoIy
and Chronic rheumatism, Neuralgia, Govt. and
Spinal Complaints, can only be clTectually cured
through the blood. ....s ss-
For Ulcers and Eruptive Diseases Of the Skin
Pustules, Blotchcs. Boils. letter, Scaldhead, and
Ripgworln, yEGETINE has never failed to effect {;
pcrma nent cure. ..s.-.-
For Pains in the Back, Kidney Complaints, Drop.
sy, Female Weakness, LeucorrhGa, arising from
internal liberation, and Uterine Diseases, and Gen.
erll Debility, FEGETISE act. directly upon the
causes of these complaints. 1t lnri2oratcs anc
strengthens the whole sytem acts upon the secretive
organs allays Inflammation, cures liberation, and
regulates the bowels.
For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Habltual Costivencss
Palptation of the Heart, Headache, Piles, Nervous:
ness and General Prostitution Of the Nervous Sys.
tcul no medicine has given such perfect satisfaction
as the VEGETINE. IL puriilcs the blood, clcanses
all of the organs, and possesses controlling power
over the nervous system.
The remarkable cares effected by VEGETISE have
induced many physicians aud apothccarics whom
wc know to prescribe and use II in their own faIAi.
lies.
In fact yEGErlSE Is the best remedy yet discov'
cred for above diseases. and Is the only rfllaole
Btood-Purilcr yet placed before the public
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VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND BOUNDARY
QUESTION Washington, November 81
The arbitrators upon the Virginia and Ma
ryland boundary line met ut the Riggs
House to-day-Judge Black, OF Pennsylra-
mia; Governor Jenkins, OF Georgia, and
Senator Beck, OF Kentucky, present. SEN
ator ,Whyte, OF Maryland, and eX-Attorney
Isaac D. Jones, counsel for Maryland, were
in attendance; and Hon. William J. Robert
sou, OF the Virginia counsel, was present
and read letter from his colleague, -httor-
nev-G Daniel, OF Richmond, that i'm
perative official duty detained him, and re-
qucsted IA postponement till tomorrow.
The Maryland counsel submitted copies OF
grants of nearly forty islands in the Poto-
mac river from its mouth to Allegheny
county, some OF them near the Virginia
shore, with other evidence OF Maryland's
claiming and holding to the southwest bank
or shore OF that river. After the argument
was concluded at Philadelphia the arbitra-
tors informed the counsellor the two States
that the proof OF Maryland's grant OF all
the islands, ON that river as claimed, was
not as full as they supposed it might be
made, and adjourned over to afford both
States an opportunity to supply further
proof OF the exercise OF jurisdiction over
that river by granting the islands therein or
otherwise. The Board adjourned to await
the arrival OF Acknowledgement Daniel TO-
morrow. The Maryland counsel Isay they
do not believe that any grant OF any Island
in the Potomac river by Virginia can be
shown.-Special dispatch to The baltimore
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UNQUALIFIED APPRECIATION.
I

BOSIOS1 TOfcLlpeE lSr 10
II. X. STEVENS, ESQ:
Dear Sir,-Durlng the past five years have had
ample opportunity 10 judge of the merit of VEGE-
TINE. My wife has used 1t for complaints attending
lady of delicate health with beneficial results
than anything else which she ever tried. ! have
given it to my children under almost every circun-
stance attending 4 large family, and always with
marked benefit l have taken IL myself with such
great benefit that cannot find words 10 express my
unqualified appreciation Of its goodness.
While performing my duties as police officer IN
this city it has been my lot to fall In With great
deal of sickness. unhesitatingly recommend VEG
TINE, and never knew Of 4 case where IL did not
prove all that was claimed for it. Particularly In
cases of debiitated or impoverished state OF The
blood its effects are really wonderful; and for all
complaints arising from an impure state OF the
blood It appears 70 work Ike charm, and do not
believe there are any circumstances under which
YEGETI;E can be used with furious results, and II
will always afford me pleasure TO give any further
information as TO what know about YEGETIEE.
WILLIAM y. HILL, Police Station 4.
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Nithnlon&I Qlspatth.
,rnNESD AN.,.NoNEMbEk ~ 1896.
PETERSBURG.

.,r,rrpS, yovNCIl.--NO DELEGATES AND
80" ,NvrrING--tCTlSiTVl IN tbs COTTON MAR
TRACES AT 1,iE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
-, rrNI,rEANCE--TM ANKSGINlNG SER
.>vs--y1srT OF KNIGHTS TEMlLAR TO RICH-
,1<N-~PFRS0NAL ITEMS.
-,,r,,,r,c, oc tho Richmond piSpatch.l
NOVEMBER IS. 1876.
I'll, annual meeting OF the Farmers
'.,,,,l II Virginia and North Carolina,
,:r ,,rd,r the call Of President Drom-
$50 WINS II have been held III this city to-
ALL not take placc. The reason was
49," .'a',lr.. tAcrc were no delegates present.
> 49," mo-, dent himself was not here.
~, -r.,rrucH 10 the proceedings OF the
,"u ,s,, wear find that the body adj
'y,,rf :, meet this year on the first nigh.
!H"rI" r.a;-. nl the Petersburg Agricultural
~ 80. This time Was selected because il
,;,,,,l! 2 much larger attendance OF
,.-,,,.. would be secured, and 1t was
' -. tr~I tA.t1hc meeting should be rs full rs
~. resolution was adopted author
No., ~. dresden; /" appoint committee
Il. ,Ir.f, an address to the Changers,
,-.',.~. .>.ociationS. and other organ
.." -. .: Nirginia and North Caro-
i.,,, ,g,#i"i 10 representation IN
' ,',' 51ly. explaining the objects for which
:: 49, ma, ,ycanilcd and which it has in view,
49, , ,,rrip.. the election oi full delegations
-. .Acm "a The session o! the Council 10 be
r.rf this wear. Tins committee WAS never
ap",;"'"d.
~ r.. council has nearly two hundred do
,.-. IL uucNprnGcd money in Its treasury,
D.. re, ,,a,t @! an appropriation given by the
,.n. This money will OF course revert to
go. civ !! thr Council Is dissolved.
vs.r o:;on market IS active and somewhat
.,....,ri today, and quotations have ad-
,.vr.l ~ II. 10 is for midding, at which
.--lr,r> considerable sales were made.
:. III. races N the FAIRGROUNDS to-day
81. nllI-mi,e dash for twn-ycar ODDS was
,v.Y ~ y ;5u Hr2cc--timc. 533. The one
,rtl. dash i2r all ages was won 10y First
,a.a,,-.!%c. I:i>3. The mile race over
-4r torr aHrd'cs WAS won by Bay-Rnm.
There. y,rrc three entries for each race. The
1~lro> tomorrow promise 10 he more lntt-
~r>ting, with letter horses ana better speed.
The weather To-day WAS very co.0. CAMP,
and di>a-rccah!c, ANA ~" attendance III tue
racr-COur>" was not large.
In rcSron~, 10 an invitation Of Richmond
Crmmlnd,ry. Apromattox tommandery,
No 8, kn;.Gt< Tcmplar. will visit hicL-
,o,1d ta-aiyi.i. where they vii! be hoSplta-
,iv rY,,r;a.n,j around the banquet table.
7, j expected that some thirty or more
rn,,nlor> Will 20 over in full uniform.
About til. delegates 10 the state Council.
Friends o.: Temperance, which meets in an
f.,Ial session in his city tonight. nave ar
rived: among them i number OF Very prom
.r,at members Il thc order. Nr. William
! Kidd. president ri The Council. arrived
YESTERDAY. and last night attended ana ad-
.'~...e, 4 i:i..,u meeting OF the Petersburg
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-. ~ n 8 = . = =. III q .. ~.
FIN ANCfAI5.'
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY. November 2a. 1gS6.

american G1id-1o 9s bid, i III asked.
Stlte Sec1tr Virginia eoiieols ri 40 f,d yty
gihia Turntables % bid; virginia defsrret ~ nd
Virginia tax-reeeiyabte contoass AZ BIZ Ss s.Ss
CITY Seeari ichrnond city s's, ryT BID Z
city IS, 107 bid: Fredericksbuyg city Ts. On BID
Manchester g., 81 asked; Manchester bridge Sd Cd
bid. ~ tt4f lss B 81 ss537-
Kailroaa Bonds.-y Virginia and Tennessee RasI-
road second mortgage 6's, D. and j., ~ bid5 yir-
glnia and Tennessee Railroad third mortgage SA, j.
and j., bid; Petersburg Railroad Grss snorf1age
sS's, j. and Js S2 bid Petersburg Railroad Second
mortgage S's j. and j., asked Grange and Alex
andria Railroad third mortgage SIS, ~. and n, IS
Asked Richmond and Danvf1le Railroad consolidated
6's. II. aud n, 6S bid, 69X asked 4tiaata anG Rich
mond Air-Line Railroad Grst mortgage SIS, j, and
j., b5 asked.
Railroad Stocs..-R Richmond, Frcdcsf eksburg and
Potomac Railroad seven per cent. guarantee3, 100
par. 90 asked; Richmond and DanYilIe Railroad,
Bank Stoeks.--National Bank of Virginia, 100
par. l02A asked; Planters National, loo par, liz
bid, l20 asked; Merchants National, 100 par. so
asked City Savings, 25 par, 20 bid, 25sii asked.
y Insurance npdBtss.-Virginia Fire and Ma-
.rine, 20 80 bid; Virginia State, 90 par, S7k
bid; Virginia Home, leo par. "a bid, 100 asked;
Old Dominion, 100 par. Tx asked; Granfte linz
surance Company, 100 par, rs bid. Commercial
Fire Insurance Company. 20 par, 81 asked; Rich
mond Fire Association, rs par, 10 asked. n
e Neutrality-suspicious. River and Kanawiia Pack.
e., 125 par, 6 bid, 10 asked. ri ss,e3I r.
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AN ELoPEMEST From scUFFLErowS.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, November 2S.--An elopement
took place at scufiletown, Norfolk county,
yesterday. A young overseer named John
Hathaway ran of with the wife Of his EN-.
employer, William HUMPHREYS. The pair
carried off property to the value of nearly
s., OG0, and went in the direction Of Peters.
burg.
KILLED by A FALLING LOG.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
BoYKIs's, Va, November 28.--Thomas
MILKY (coloreD, of Portsmouth, while load
ing heavy ship-timber here to-day was
struck on the head by q falling log and in
stantly killed.
From Another Correspondent.
fSpecialstelegram to the Dispatch.I
NORFOLK, VA, November 29.-A heavy
stick Of ship-timber fell on Portsmouth
negro named Tom Mildly while loading fiat
cars at Boykin's depot to-day and killed
him instantly, burying his skull six inches
in the earth.
THE INDIAN WAR-TRE CHEYENSE's CAMP
ATTACKED.
CHICAGO, November 2S.-General Crook
reports that Colonel Mckenzie, with the
Fourth cavalry, attacked the Cheyenne
camp, consisting Of one hundred lodges, on
the west fork OF Powder river, and cap
tured the village and herd. The loss on
both sides is thought to be considerable,
though it is not definitely ascertained.
Lieutenant McHenry OF the Fourth cavalry
was killed.
The weather was very severe when the
courier left,
MINNESOTA SUPREME COURT DECISION.
ST. PAUL, November 2S.-The Supreme
Court decides that the inebriate-asylum law,
which assesses ten dollars from each liquor
seller for the support OF the asylum, is con-
stitutional.
THE DECLINE IN GOLD.
NEW york, November 2S.-The Post
says the decline in gold is not strange when
it is remembered that S5,0O0,000 gold is on
the way from Europe.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, November 2S.-There was
Il full Cabinet meeting to-day, except Secre-
tary Robson.
Senators Morton and West, General Sicklcs
and Hon. Caleb Cushing interviewed the
President to-day.
Secretary Chandler has issued an order
forbiding smoking in the Interior Depart
ment.
MANCHESTER, ENGLAND, November IS
| The Guardian says the beet-root crop in
Germany and France is complete failure
this year.
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ECEEiEG " GENERAL NAMrToN'S RESI-
pENCE.- Coipa,b;u, 5. g.. November 21.-
General IIampton'> home, three miles from
IBIS city. was burned on Friday last during
III. ni@ht. Tie flames burst forth simulta-
H1"!~iy !"Hn al parts OF the building, and
H." generals two sisters and two youn"
sous .Ial only time to escape with their
lives. The library and articles OF vcrtu
,&9cd from the ire oi 1850, when Hamp-
rnl.'> fathers bone was burned mt the same
zinc a. his own. his silver and clothing,
were al burned. The ladies escaped,
-aying only their drcsSing-gown and Gen
rral Hampton has not a single article OF
clothing except those he had on. The only
,aing saved WAS bust OF General Wade
Hampton. Of the revolution. The fire was
mccndary. That night. by accident, the
General Iod@ci in The city. There was no
insurance.
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ConBrN's CASE Columbia, November =.
The only interesting matter in the State SUI
preme Court this evening was the nearing
OF the defence OF United States DlstriGt-
Attorney D. I. Corbin. counsel Tor Tue
Roard OF Canyassers, who, as such, was
with them ruled for contempt. ne ue-
fence was that he had no intention 10 COM
nit any contempt; but the opposing eoun-
sci took the ground that any act dohe py us ,s.
clients must be presumed to be ADVISED ny
him, and that he was as cuipaole. as ,they.
The, counsel said repeatedly that Ior a,i
would say cantidly, 10 the Court that he !. anu
not advise the Board to declare the aiee.son !,
and adjourn rs they did, the counsel Woui''
he disarmea; but Corbin made no reply.
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.,-.gc.. oa.nc" ofthe Richmond DiSpatcIJ
STANTON, November IS, 1876.
l>. night. II buffalo Gap. about twelve
....,, rom hcrc, Il respectable farmer and
t~l." ii 4 >aW-miD, named john Rippatoc,
w. Killed ~ Young man named Wrcnn.
Tie parties had had some trouble about i
piece Of machinery Of the mill, and Wrcnn
waited fpr E!npa'oc II come out OF the VII
lare church. ,lnd attacked him with knife,
stahbiuc HIN in the stomach and neck. He
did almost instantly. Coroner Cushing
Lett here for IN" spot this morning to hold
III inquest. Penn.
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j DIABOLICAL PLOT.-Scafcelv WITHOUT u
parallel for tiendishncss and malice in 4
civilized country was the attempt, few
nights ago, to burn alive the two sisters and
sons OF General Wade Hampton, the Re-
form Govcrnor-elect OF South Carolina.
Passengers from Columbia furnish us with
the following particulars OF the horrible
affair: General Wade Hampton, it seems,
has his home out in the country several
miles from Columbia, in which city he
was staying for some weeks past, .co'n-
selling with friends and watching the
proceedings of the Returning Board,
who had charge Of the election returns.
While thus engaged in the commendable ef-
forts to preserve peace and prevent blood
shed among the excited factions at the State
capital his homo was reduced TO ashcs ana
family escaped with none OF their effects,
and with barely their lives. The act OF the
incendiarics proves not only deep-seatcd
malice and revenge but cruelty or heart
and a fiendishneSs Of purpose that reminds
us OF the practice OF the heathenlsh turks
and the wild savages OF the plains.
The dwelling was saturated with kero-
sene all around, with no avenue LETT by
which the inmates could escape, and the
torch was then applied. Every one knows
with what rapidity fire will spread when
fed by this combustible oil, and the per-
sons who concoctcd the helish plot had no
desire but to sec every one OF the household
perish in the flames. Fortunately none OF
them had retired, rs it was only about 8
O'Clock, and they thus were enabled to
escape most awful and cruel death. We
knew that the Radicals OF South Carolina,
as a class, were INSCRIPTIONS and utterly
devoid OF honor, principle, and the instincts
OF Justice, yet we did not believe that they
would allow their partisan zeal to carry
them 50 far as to do this dark crime against
humanity and the laws OF God 1t is hor-
rible to contemplate Will Chamberlain
attempt to bring these offenders TO that JUS:
tice they so richly deserve p Charlotte IN.
ca Observer Of yesterday.
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ACn4rioUs RoBEEEIES BY MASKED Bur
r'A&s.-Irov, y. J., November 2T.-Last
friday night sis: masked burglars entered
He house Of L. y. Winncy, in Northum-
her}an0 Saratoga county, bound and gag
2ca thc occupants, and carried away $500
'4 >HGi4y morning four masked burglars
inferred the house OF Benjamin Slade, near
Waterford, Saratoga-coun,y, and obtained
80 in The same manner.
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!. Milton Turner, United States Minister
10 Liberia, 4 coiored man, has brought suit
Tor $1,000 damages, under the ciyil-rights
bill, against the proprietors OF the Astor
House, New York. for refusing TO permit
Alln 10 stop there.
From what is stated concerning the i'm
Mcycment OF the Mississippi by the ietties Of
captain Eads it appears certain that deep
water has been obtained in South Pass, and
uncertain whether it has been obtained on
tae bar. The work may yet be incomplete,
Lgt at all events large part OF ii is success
tul.
Inc Rev. Dr. Loriner, it is reported, has
't,lghed Iii. post as one OF the editors Of the
WatchmaA.s
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! WATCuMAN ~E0T TuEouGu THE HEART
ter York, November Fitzpatrick Taft,
mgAt-"atchuiaD 1t the 1rcjght-otfce OF the
Lon" Island Railroad Company ct Hunters
Point, was found dead this morning behind
one Of the desks. He had been shot through
Inc heart. There is no clue 10 the lnur-
tgrp,.
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BY Telegraph.
NEV .YaRK

NEW YORK, November S--Giold opened at loo.
Gold, 10SY. ExchapSc-Long, 4S2; short, As4.
Statcs-Georgia 6's and Tennessees betters Lonisi-
ana's lower; the rest steady. Governments active
aud lower.
Erenfn 9.-Money easy; offered at 4. Sterling
quiet at 4S2. Gold we;ik at 10S1. Governgienis
dull and lower. Staras quiet and n0miraL
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SALE OF ms MEMPHIS AND PADuCAH RAIL-
EoAD OHpEEED. Memphis, Tenn, Novem-
Der :, Judge Trigg, OF the United States
District Court, to-day issued an order for
the sale Of the Memphis and Paducah rail-
road, on petition oil the first mortgage bond
holders
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RESIDENCE OF GENERAL HAMrToN's SIS
rsE HrRNEu.- Charleston, ). C., November
Earthquakes are tcie@raHhcd here from
The North regarding the truth OF rumor
oi the burning Of General Hampton's house
iy amoh. The rumor is unfounded, and
probably arose. from the fact that the resi-
drnc" 81 General iIampton's sister, about
five miir, from Columbia, WAS burned FRI
{ he work Of IN inc"ndiarr.
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Sy Telegraph.

NEW YORK. = 's'5s
New YoRE. November 2S.-Cot,on firm Gales of
4S e,es Whd se7ce much Song
generally without decided change. Germ Quiet aud
anS rn snar aaet nd
Orleans lower at 50@5Sc. Rice steady. Tallow
dull ut s3@s@c. Rosin and turpentinc steady; PORK
easier at l6Hc. Lard lower prime steam, $lO.l5@
$l0.25. Whiskcy dull at sl.09. FreiEhts firm.
BALTIMORE .t; ;s.,;.t
BALTIMORE, November 2S.-Flour strong quiet,
and unchanged Whcat-Prme grades steady; low
n9G sFss; sTme
s1.3S@$1.42 amber, 81. 459sl.4S; white, sl.25
crate; western easier; new southern white, 500
pPeyyiohs sT n'oSiHay aneSangeS Gosa nominal
| Whiskcy, $l.10. Sugar dun. : ~
LOUISVILLE.
| LOUISVILLE. November 2S.-Fiour steady aud
| unchanged. Wheat steady: red, Sl.22; amber,
$l.25@sl IS; white, $l.259sI,32. Corn dull;
demand Tals and arin at 7oc Oats Steady and I'M
changed, Pork nominal. BuIk-meats firm and un-
chnEed d Bacon a,t shoulders clear ear
mand; fierce, lie; kegs, 1Eic. Whiskey duh and
4 CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, November 2e.-Flour steady
and In fair demand. Wheat inactive; ret, 81. Id
@S1.27. Corn in good demand; ear, 39640c.;
shelled 42@43c. Gals. .qaie, and unchanged.
Rye steady. Barley unchanged, Pork sIeady and
9x@9Ac for spot closing ut $685., bid; kettle, ION
MI0Ac, Bulk-meats easier; fin salt ten TO flfteep
short clear sides, SIC; all loose Bacon noninally
unchanged. Whiskey steady and IL fair demand at
$1o6.' -
ST. LOUIS, November 2S.-Elouri scarce but
| Gr1n for low and medium, grades. Wheat-pemand
light; holders firm: No, red fall, Sl2!i NO. Sfsd
| fall, Sl.203. Corn strong; No. 2 mixed. 1910.
! Oats dull. Rye, &c. Barley-Prime, soc. @S1.
Whisky quit at s106 Pork dull a. ZIG; o. Lard 70
73Issc and SIC. for shoulders clear RIB, and Gle
Sides according to age, Bacon dull and unchanged.
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BJGN;>G or y VALUABLE COLLERT.-
FnNSr@i, Pa. November 2T.-Ths eve
ming the Yorktown colliery, near Audcn-
rcd, Pa. WAS destroyed by fire. The fire
cg.-iaNlcl in the bOiler-housc, and quickly
communicated with the breaker. The loss
"iii amount 20 80, 900 or $50, 900; insurance
faj known.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November 20, 1876,

OtFERfNGS. l.5
WHEAT White, AGO bushels. Red, 2,140 BUSH
els.
CORN White, $40 bushels. Nised. ITO BUSH
els. z,.{ i
OATS.-534 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White, go bushels at $3.50; SO bushels
very good ut Sl.37 176 bushels, fair OH private
terms; 32 bushels at sI.36; go bushels prime on
private terms IL bushels common at $1.20-total,
400 bushels. Ret, ~ bushels common az 1925; SO
bushels fair ut $1.30; 80 bushels common at 9Oc;
% bushels common at S1.10; 7o2 bushels good at
f1.35; la bushels very good at $40; so bushels
prime at s1.42: 26 bushels good at $l.36; $50
bushels very good at $l.3S; 5s bushels con.mon at
Sl.2O: &c bushels common at 81 22 bushels prime
at $40; 100 bushels common on private terms;
SO bushels common at SLIP: 164 bushels very
good OH private terms; bushels common ut VI
so bushels common at 9Jc.-total, Ii rs bushels.
+ CoRN.-Whtte, ESQ bushels very good at Soc.
OATs.-l8 bushels common ut 37c.; 270 bushels
prime spring at 800; 90 bushels prime spring at
40c.; l64 bushels very good spring ut 3Sc.-t0tal,
517 bushels.
RE-EXIIIBlTED.
busbp
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ESCAPE OF BAGK-HoBBERs- Choftbeys-
tNTY PH., November 27.-Ralph ROLAND
and Il. Johnson, sentenced last April 10 ten
and eight years respectively for robbing the
National Bank OF Chambersburg, escaped
today.
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CANNOT BE EXCELLED.

III. z. STEVENS
Dear Sir-This Is to certify that hare used your
"Blood PrenaElton" in my family for several
years, and think that Tor Scrofuia or Cankcrous
Humors, or Rheumatic affections, it cannot be ex-
ccllcd; and as booG-purifcr and sI,rtpg medicine
1t is the best thing have ever used, and have used
almost everything. can cheerfnl'y recommend II
to any one In need Of sucha medicine.
u Yours respectfully, zE
= MaS A. \. D,NsNoRE. L Russell street. /
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~. AsoURcE. OF GREAT ANXIETY,
My daughter has received great benefit from tn
use of. .yEGErINE. Her teciining health was ;
source of great anxiety to all her friends. Afew bot
ties OF the vECETISE restored her health, strength
and appetite. e.t ~ ~ N II. IiLpES'
.,t<~ gia.j!F Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
I. -. 80. No. 80 Sears Guiding, Boston, Mass,
!. June s.. 1872. !; 49,. j. T..
vEGEr1NE Is SOLD by ALE DRUGGISTS.
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: ExAEORING EXTRACTS.

az PER CENT. SAVED.
LIQUOR RI.ayORS, to manufacture all kinds OF
LIQUORS with full directions; also, FRENCH FLA
y0RINCi EXTRACTS, for confecuoners and soda
water Apply direct TO SAILING COHEN d CO.,
36 and So Cedar street, New York, No agents.
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