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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05
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SHUTTER fnssn Rubs unb lore S~iuslinss blsibsu ssfunt
sur6 ben @sbrau6 pen SaiiUria bel gDinstOlii %g9armsrn,
5isbtrafstiUnsn, W'unefduls, Group unS @dssnbtr6rsr.
ben. Ss II elm eur6aus sssstablii6ss gr6gardt, pbns sri.
nsralisu, Wlprpbin cher alepbpl. Gs III 70 anssnsbm ,a
nstmsu nj, Ssnis, uno ssruria6t ptbsr Std nod Baud.
s%rimmsn.
DR.. g. 9tnpd sen Duprut, o, btri5tst:
so sstrauts 9 afpria in mtinr graris nit msrt.
,,~pareissm Grfpis."
60 faeeu aae. Die mstfsn @mmsn in Rtp gprt stbrau.
den 9 afprt 3utsrsitst bur6 bic Ssrrsn s. 3. Rprs
II. Co., as 9sp Str, @sp gprt, Ra6fplssr SSn Samuel
gtt6er, N. D. q. 65-3t7 9 66-t3S
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05
@anOcruu8en cincr Glbr.

Us linS iest bereits 5%pei6unbert Sabre
Der, ais Der bO6peiie &atb Der I'M &beins
lanOe seIesenen Stabt Montioie bsidloB,
fur belaste Stabt cine S~burmubr unsuidafs
fen, Samit bic ebriamen Burger aller gOtb
unS Eribial sntboben wiirbsn, bic bic Con.
nenubren bel idle9tem @etter u. San6ubs
rem, penn iie niat our rsselre6ten i3eit
.umsebrebt perSen, b~sreitsn. Oft par es
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05

Symphonic elmer franfen Qeber.
S6mer,en in Der rehten Seite, unters
o. balb Der 8ippsn, um 70 srGeer
beim Druid; mitunter 1T Der S6msrs
III Der linten Seite; Der 8ranfe farm
faum auf Der linfen Ssite liessn;
Sfter pirp Der S6mer, unter benz
S4ultertlatt sefiblt, unp psbnt iid
hauf9 biz CUR ShulterbGbe aus, unp
pirp mitunter fir 8beumatiamus i'm
arm Sertannt. Der Nasen leipst an
Nppetitlpfsfeit unp uebelteit; bic GIN
9efreipe tnp al9emein perItcpft, manhs
NAL wedielnr NIT @bfibren ; Der Rppi
1T leibenp unp NIT rumpfem, idwsrsm
S6mer; i'm Sintcrtppf bslaltist. @s-
m6bnli6 e~riltirt aud @erG6tni6s
fdwa6e, besleitet bon psinlitem @ss
fubl, ais iei etiras untsrlaien, mas
bate setban psrpen icuen. Gin leihtsr
trcdner Suten III mitunter i'm Sc
fclse. Der Yatient tlast utsr Wattiss
feit unp Shwdhe; sr eri6ridt lei6t,
feline Sube Iinp falt cher trennenp, unp
CT tlast Iter rridelnpes @efGbl in Der
Saut; iein @emitb 1T niersrselhlas
gen. unp cbwcbl slaubenp, RAP FIR
perlihe Seipesuns ibm wpbltbun
wiirpe, fann er bod faum Strait genug
iammeln, es 3l perluhsn. Gr mig
traut in Wabrbeit jetem Seilmittel.
gerIhiepene pieier s%enannten Spmps
tome besleiten bic 8ranfbsit, tp6 bat
es Sale seseten, NO rsnigs rsrislben
eri1tirten,h jetc rie llnterlu6un9 res
&0rpers mad Dem 3ppe bswics, RAP bic
eeber in srSbtsr llncrpnuus mar.
&altes 5ieber.
Or. 6. WeQane's Qeber pils
len in Sallen ppn taltem Sic
Der, NIT Suinin sencmmen, er;eugen
bic belten Grfclse. IS giebt fein beiles
res Yursirmittel Dor unp mad Dem Gin
nsbmen BON Suinin. 9Sir ratben alien
nit bieler 8rantbeit Ssbaitetcn, pens
ielben einen unparteiii6en Ser
Id Su S~epabren.
Sei auen b~lltpIet unprpnuit9et ltno
ais einfades.Y ursirmittel unper9leihs
LID.
@an bite ii& Dor 5aliGunsen.
Die a6ten iinp ME iiter,udert.
Sepe Sha6tel bat einen rct6en
@a6sliesel auf Dem Sedel nit Der Sns
Ihrift Or. WeYanc's Qetcr QiQen.
Die Gften WtyOnc's ge6ers
Yillen baben rie S%i9ndturrn BON
6. Meeaneu np Yrps.
auf Dem 0edel.
s Serlan9t bsi eurem Drcauis
fen pper S~tcrebalter, eu6 bic G6ten
Or. Wseane's Qeber sYinsn
gu seben, ~praparirt pom @sbr. 5leming,
pittsbursb, ga.
Vertauft bel relpeftablenD resuiten u.
Country S%tprebaltern Inn glQsemeinen.
I'm Ditisntssn, ptlte Or g. WePaut's Sc.
ttr'ptlltn ~ rtrfuben punittu. itnttn mir per Pet
mad tratne sintm 1beile Der Der. Ct. cine Sda6td
gtasn fur Is Gents.
t~ q @tsrassrgltmius gittsbarsh pa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05
Masen-Yerf&feimnns.
(Sesidbrises 9eibsn) gebetIt.
8anIas Gitp. ben 80, SUM 1S7

8anIaS GitY, ben 81 Junl 1876.
- Eeit Sc Sabrsn Ieite i'd an elmer iebr farfen
MISUNDERSTANDING, it babe in Dtuti6tAnb al.
isS G9Sali6e ansspanct unb fubr aud III Hew
Dprf fort msbrsrs aer,ts ~ &atbr su siebsu, rod
btin Ar,t fcnnts tisiss bartnafiss nstd tntfer-
asn. @uf stslss 3rrsSsn babe i'd nun felt FUR
asr !3eit msins !3ul adt ;u ben r%enommirien
pamturser Grppfsn bss Or. u u u 4
RSnts ssnOmnasn, unp i'd mub Sbnsn auf.
ti&tis sttbsn, fe ~perfeblsn nitt ibre Wirfuns
suf mtinsn i6pa6en aOrper.
Sd bin ii6sr sur6 Rem %fsrnsrsn @strau6 Der.
flbsn, tas fs mid 75.jdbrissn @rsis pieesrauf
tRnsere Seins trinsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05
u1tfer
Mt((iomem
pom 8eusniGen 6rtnsea wtr
@a.r@ fofgenoe:
ge6eir.

,soba g. Scdenfeasr, 81 paio, @cpbtorb Co..
9uS., aibt uns fcIssnbsn Ssri&t : Wit soa' = gu.
riebsnbeit ersrsife id bic 8ecer, UNI Sbnen tane
~ ttun, bae Or. ausuf 8Bnis's 3 M
iarasr Grppfen meiner Grau, welte felt
Sabrsn an sinsm bartnddisen Rasenlsiesn lit.
rrtt quite Tisnfs tbaten. @ir laieu i'm ,,Gbrif.
Bet{taftsr" ron DR.. Ausult aSnis's Sanburser
8amaisn Ntei3ineu unb fDnnen nun @pttlcb
{Aesn, bae Ne uuiere SpNnuns ni&t ~ SGanesn
riaHien, lcnbsrn eas fnp, ppfar fe ausssssbsn
fpnrben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05
Sersefopfen II. 2srnf6e(dwer-
oe,t ge6eift.

Serr 2rrrns gedsr, Hsptpn, Sarpss Co., aai,
f&reitt uus 8plssnbss: so lit felt 3 9abren
an Ssrstlrpfsn, Sruftei6werben, SIGbunssn u.
Sauerem @uiitpbsn aus Gem Masrn." Or. au
quit SSnts's Samburser Srppfen
baden mid odn, caScn befreit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05
AgueS diittel- Tiebe,
aeheilt.

Silfe in Der NOtb.-S6 mobue brsi Wsiltu
son DsftOr unb &pOtbete s%ntfsrnt auf elmer Garu
unS mar ltBtsn SOmmn oft unb pisl nit Dumb
Ague stpIast ; 70 f&reibt Safsb 8rsi aus &od
Sslane 60, Sic. Sd bra6te mir BON Or.
Musuf aSnis's Samburstr crop
fen NIT aus Der Stabt. ssbraa6ts ~tisislben re-
8tlnaBis siniss @O&sn lang unb purss gan,
aehs;Ik
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05
7SeiferReit mno 2srutfeioet
-. ge6eiH.

Ssrr Gbas. GbrenfeIs, Smitb's 9anbins, Gier.
mont Co., Ohio, sibt uns fir pbise Sebauptuns
feleenss Ssisse : so inps mid psranlabt sic
ipifen sa Iaifsn, tab i'd D.. ausuf 8SntSs
bambarssr Bruftbet nit Seafdnbtssr
5ufisSenbsit sssen p%siisrfsit ans S.uifisiSsn
0ebrauht b1be
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05
12sjdbriSeS 2eioen.
Anueroaulidkeit II. Ropffdmer
fdlmer1en afheilt.

3pSIfiabrises NsssnIsiben, rlnsstauli&kii
anb 8opfi&mera tpurpsu enrt ben 8sbraut RON
DR.. ausuf aSnis'S pam burser5rp
pfen ssbeilt unb feate jsber bisie @unpsrtro-
pftn I'm Sauie baben. SD fam son 8runb
Insinss 5srsens iassn, bab or mir pur9 ssis
Nebisin sebClftn bat.
Annie W. 6elpaaer, Mibblstetpn, ga,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05
S6wd&e uno S~opff&mersem
ge6eift.

.Serr Gbas. Sauptman, &iSer point &. 8,
bttsust mic fOlst: sd lit felt a6t gSc6en an
Stpabs unp appfi6meran pur& llnosrpaulid.
feit berporsebra6t Dur6 psn @sbrau6 BON Or.
Ausuf 8Snia's 3 burger IrU.
pfe n bin ib Soft fi Danf pieber ioweit berse-
ffeat bab i6 meinsn alien Seitaftisunsen mic.
Der na6ssben fam. SD fam Saber biele Ne-
ti3in Aasn beiiens empfeblsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05
Appetitlofekeit aebeilt.

Sd bin "a Sabre alt unb mar 70 franz, tas i'd
asine Speiis mtbr psrtrasen fOnnte, ltrsibt Serr
pster Clemens, 9ittle Srlsans, Nb. Sd nabm
Vt ausuf aSnts's SamburserI %.
&ter une bin nun pisbsr ni6t nur gan, berse.
Sltat &pnbtrn fible MID pisl frGftiasr ais frihsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05
Sredte ae6eirt.

Ssrr Steif in Suanbaso Bin, Drill, tbsilt
uns nit: SD lit itit swsi Sabren an elmer bSs.
artissn 6ie6te, bic alen Wittteln tpioerfanb.
Da ssbrau6te id msbrsre @O6en lang Or.
@xsuf a0niss pa mburSer 3rp-
pfen mad 8orf3rift unh wuree BON bieiem
bSeartisen 9eibsn pUlfanpis eebeilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05
gier,is Sabre DOR sem SubIifurn.
ST.. &. M:Name'S
berubmte
Seller Ytllen,

bF FtENNB rVN
Gepatitis o0er feber- Rrankbsiten,
1ispepiie unp franfbaftem &ppipeb.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-10
LITERARY NOTES.

The atlantic MoaHly for April will present
poem by Mr. Bayard Taylor, called "Jsne Reed"
The April Scribnc,'S viii present, in its " Brio
a-Brac" the true history" Of the Horse Car Poetry
with the original music Of the song Of "The Condue
taiIe'
Mr.. Horace L. Scuddcr contributes to the
next number OF IEe Atlantic Monya very entertaining
and curious paper life in Boston during the siege Oi
1873.
The first issue of the new Rerae Phlos0phiqac
Paris contains paper written in French by Mr. Herbert
spencer, "EsQuisse dune psychologic comparee do
rLonme" in y.hich he gives certain physiological ANA
chronological researches toward thu dct animation on tte
psychological changes produced by sex, climate
and race.
In addition to his critical paper on early
American noyelists in the AHte, Mr. Geo. F. Lathrop
win have I'm the April Sc,itna"s on article on Poe
Irving Hawthorne" The younger men at Cambridge
ere giving promise of good work IN the critical study Of
English and American literature M Horace J.. scudCc1
Las preuared course Of lectures in the narrower Held
Arthur Gilman has similar course m tLe "luct nG,i
INC eleventh edition Of the lattcrs brief history or Eli
glish literature will soon be published ny A. = Barnes
Co. to whose catalogue tho book has been transeIfed,
with new introduction Of some Importance.
The article OH Yale College in the fOrthcom-
ing Sc,5aes is written by Mr. Henry \. Beers ydedc-
to1ian OF tas Glass of 1869. aud will have 80 nlustr
tons IN the same number an illustrated paper ny hr'
Martin A. Howell, ir.. VIII present the theory o sub
eranean outlet for the upper lake region from Lake S-
,clio~ 10 the Illinois River. Nj CaOk VIII have his
fourth paper on furnishing, dealing with mGntC pieces,
cupboards &c The history OF the AstOr family IN New
York will be given hy old hewIOrEef. Gen. JuEn A.
Dix viii print revised version Of his translation OF tho
Dies Irp, ." and the other poetry will be from John g.
SAKE, j. e. O'Reilly, Anna {. BlSckott, ana Others
New-York tribune., 1876-03-10

behaved in an unusually staid and sober way.
There was good run Of business in Michigan Cen
tral at point above yesterdays advance. Ohio and
Mississippi was weak, and declined over point,
Rock Island and the Granger stocks being quiet ana
strong, Erie dull and steady, and Missouri Paclnc
higher. Union Pacific advanced TO 70ls, and then
reacted 1l2 per cent. Wabash was weak and the
other light weights steady. The investment stocks
were strong. New-York Central, 1852; Dubuque
and Sioux City, 10; Pittsburgh, 90; Illinois Cen
tral, 1929. Consolidation Coal sold at 41i2, and
Maryland Coal at 1S12. The expresses were trmer
for American, at 63Is, and United States, 744-
The general market closed tame and steady,
but strong for Lake Shore. The days
business comprised tho purchase and sale OF about
900 shares of stock at prices closing generally
higher than on yesterday, viz: Delaware, Lacka-
wanna aud Western, Erie, st. Joseph, Northwest
ern Rock Island, st. Paul, md Wabash, each ls per
cent higher; n. Y. Central and n. j. Central, each
Il; st. Joseph Preferred, IS; Illinois Central Ii;
Northwestern Preferred, 81; Lake Shore and Mich-
gan Central, each p Missouri Pacific, l, and e., L.
C.. and L. 2l2 per cent. Union Pacific, and Ohio and
Mississippi, each declined Is; Western Union, p,
and Panama, 1l2 per cent. Other stocks were IN
changed The following table shows the
New-York tribune., 1876-03-10
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for THE TaIDyyz.'
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North RtCer VeSsels and RJiir01i'.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

THURSDAY, March 8. 1876,
ASUFSThls market not little weak undlE limited de-
mand and ample offerings POts are quoted nonuay at oc
and Pearls ~ 7c
COFFE-io was dun and nominal, mild gTaies very
ouet to-day; within week past the sales have Leen So
mats Java Osseo l,aSj mats Sisp0rS h83 bas h1r
caibo G32 bags Costa Rcl, 2l2 bas sayzu Ia ala ~ os
SsutN Domingo vhiu The rGnga The tDcE OF 40 lnl sll
reFe today l984l& bags; IN Baltimore odO5s h@ss W
midi gpanes stock s. lo6 bags and lbutl2 ats IN
i mats Java, eOs3 bas Ceyl04 and TO- 24Z BAGS
The general oaotstons ars Java Gov o$e 20
24c: lava uafsl 22GZjC Singapore lbIc6-Oci leylo1
lTLd l9c; Maraclbo lGdlslc. LsElayra. Il El4els Hcl
Jarssica 6d lSc San;O Domingo, she Porto Rico 10
Sr Costa fca IIGl ls2c Maecasar IS ~ lJsc heXiean
l7aISc; Manila, l7Glsc; Angostura lldloci sa na,iA
I61lsc; lea &C. oO Ordinary carsoes 10 &C..
Fair G2dIb3c.; Good. l1Ul1hC; Prime, lIi4loci e1'
trruie range fox lots lJa19c. ait geld
COTSrO S-The the spot quiet but hrn az
previous quotations sales l246 baes ueulg $50 bales or
consumption and 235 bales ter pecua
ION ecepts at ports 1924 bales against 2iIS baes
TINS day week. and II 39 bales day last yea Inc
New-York tribune., 1876-03-10
Wa annex closing quotations OF foreign

The money market continues quiet and easy, and
call loans pledge of miscellaneous collateral
ranged from down to per cent the fair
rate having been 3l2. There is no change
in discounts. The United States Treasurer to-
day received $500 900 National bank notes for
redemption. Tho Customs receipts at Washing
ton amounted to $iC0, 900. The Internal Reve-
nue. receipts footed up 100000. The following is
the Clearing house statement: Currency exchanges
Sol 29l ,S0i currency balances -, 1882 gold
exchanges IS, ,I5S, 900; gold balances, 1864, ,633.
Government bonds arc quiet and steady. We az
New-York tribune., 1876-03-10
William Ward furnishes the following table OF
prices of the prominent gold and silver mining

The 1nlu9rer3 of the Bank OF England, at tueif
regular weekly meeting to-day, made no change IN
the minimum rate of discount and it still stands at
4 per cont which is 3s per cent above the rate at
which three months bills discounted outside
During the week the Bank made n gain OF E26i,-
600 bullion, and the proportion of reserve to lab-
tiles which was last week 13s per cent, is now 4lao
per cent. British consols were irregular and fever
jsh lower for money and firm for the account while
United States securities were lower. the 1865 and
lS67s being pressed for sale. Erie shares were
Quiet and steady, tho Common being quoted at
I53ia1J7s. During the week the Bank of France
nlado an increase of 277OG, GOO francs The rontes
in Paris were steadier at G6.90a6GS0, while
Sterling on London was quoted firm at $500. In
Frankfort United States New Fiyes werc quoted at
1913 The Gold Room was the scene of great quiet,
and the movement was duh and featurelcss, all the
sales up 10 1870 p. H. having been stereotyped at
1145s and subsequently, At 114l2, and moderate III
amount. The cash gold was easy, and the carrying
rates were 3, 3l2 ., and per cent per annum. The
foreign exchange market dull and rates steady
on the basis Of 81 sc to the for sixty days bills,
and at 81 80 for three days sight. Real rates were
at 81 SJlqQSl S5siandSf 50. The demand for Ster-
ling is very limited. Tho Assistant Treasurer paid out
Sl25 900 in coin interest, on the public debt and
S22 900 in redemption of called bonds. The days
business az the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold
cleared 500, ,G22 ,OOO gold balances, $80S,0O0;
currency balances, 1903, 145. TIE principal gold
uynpt
New-York tribune., 1876-03-10
THURSDAY. March 9-P. NJ

THURSDAY. March 9--P. NJ.
The railway and miscellaneous speculation was
active in certain specialtes, and interesting in the
various phases presented, the movements being as
mysterious and difficult 10 penetrate the cee
braied Sphinx mentioned IN ancient history. Taken
as a whole the market may be said to have been
firm, if not strong, Lake Shore being the supporting
card and finding friends all the way up TO GJl2. "A
rise of over per cent, with a final decline, how
ever, to G5. The Western Union Telegraph was
eriatic as usual and while its friends at times
elated as the price made an onward and
upward march, despite the dofaulting diyi-
dend, they were much depressed and down
in the mouth when the price took lurch
down below GS, tho lowest price reached
in the present campaign. During the panic of 1873
it sold ut 49, and on the 23d of August, 1879, it
had advanced to s47s. This stock has attracted
large s,are Of attention in the street to-day, and
the report OIL statement Of its financial condition,
together with tho action of the directors the mat
ter of dividend for April has been the subject Of
much criticism favorable and otherwise mostly
otherwise, and there seems TO be much doubt ex-
pressed as 10 the future of this fayorte speculative
stoek.
Pacific Mail stock vas less favorite to-day, and
New-York tribune., 1876-03-10
is .as market was steady. The following we're

Ft6UR AND &EAL-Thers was a ittlc better bushes,
reported IN state and %SS,1 Flour s.SSS . Change GS cs
civ Mn Extras also InsTs aeuys regutoi ~ sY ~.
rde ExtTs az sJGsj %, OF wsoh ss. bbs Mere isy0T
e TSsc GSo E1s @ M EErras s me rsse Of - 7os
- % G7ol epls city MI & Extra manly or ctp ~ ~ az az
s. s. mo sales az s$ess T. ior no. % = S, Ss,.
a. :. i9@S5 .ts 20 ,s wcs,.rp s9 f Sy a, 81 25t
s1psGT6h"ss 81 sSSs5 ior Intersr {. GSa..n Ex'ra sa
g. 'a 3 % 10 soaG ;Si aS aa Is I .r :..a %
= 80 80 20 for Insr.er 70 Consos E.Ha G %ss,e eeo
81 o59s7 % for Ch9ee 20 toaey a. $50 '2 S, S
y M!s Ezra; ~ 85ss5 10 for C,non 70 F''r EI;s
Round Hoop ohio % lS-6 90 le5 s.I S g Somnsalo 70
GOOD Patent Mnnesos 81 30ct9 gT Good 70 Sa LA
VITA oe,asioGaI sales WHAT'S mo range; - IS
80 so for Common TO Good ExuA - 20 io1i S Tor sDsn
parcels very Choce DE- the anEet so,nS an 2s aaSe 20
aoSe Goo4 aad Choice grade wes. steady sl asa IN IN
a3a @a9y 3 ~ 5 nS l,S ,.l. Te: edo SS a. ss
s. 90 GT iHf,l or 70 Goed Etts - oossS - s Easily
Gge ,s 9% = = SSs7 S r ~ csSSs :: FaSsy rroes.
agra, with small parcels itvsnt' gsaaIs ssIy via
s5esj 2e latter an eAtrrue ys s,... ~ y q 259sj IL
moderate tr1de demand -,ef - }g ~ 81 ,Ssiae Brek
WI - Flour & Sss - ~ ~ ns, & pbnsy,v..s ~ l5sf9 g5 CSr
~ 'i 10 er inft5r - irme yellow ncaaas 20 70
XII. a. me isside pr,ee - 5oasJ for White we'!e
ds3iO Tor yellow jersey and ennsy y~eiA sti
$50 nr frShdywue Bag Me- dIi sas @ sa,a' ssina
cs.1scs sd az s5as3 IS and 1000 boxes do l' D'
5EAiN-FoY spring wheat The market was s is rather
with prtle better export demand thefa Us ti Si.h
noru inIlug inQuy. Winter Whed VS. rss hnA a. 81 %
Cni, limited business reported sales lieov 90 80 Ss
~ 80 ,o>5 pgrndd Sprsg; o lOstl rs To- nrieS
milwaukee, tle former for fresh receipts aDa , IA sse
for irsp.ctei Salt 81 "a tr NO "oFei sold az
insp cte, as Fan and two osat Nas c H,r! Nc
al 80, rrr,. rsccipts ST. 81 snsaL fOI Cos, 10.
y - "a i..c,sc Il "a r., 500 bash Ns aiuhsso %
called 81 81 ,aeaI. for 90 Osh: No rireS. 81 ts
called .l go i-r Amber NInta si Osdsl 10
Tor white hish!scn, ard sspnsfg as n, 80 Z Chiesgc
lor No chieaSo ssd " sn.,sS Canada Peas were
t2sor wits however only yery hn.s, Ss ia6 WITH
saias 400 uush ~ 01Jc IN bond Da! -. 900 bash.
s o.ayey sny material cAaDge IN prioS s1 a. sei saa
TWO rSwoi stt- az sOc sdoat hsiS' At sose9C pei besS
~IuSpsoed No Grade MiAed ,sst seds we're n s
Seanest fSr EXPORT sRd home use a. aSou' '''
New-York tribune., 1876-03-10

EMINENT AUTHORS on EFFECTIVE REVIVAL
PREACHING. Compiled by RCT. WALLER 7. DOB PIP.
AGA Troviiencc K. l.; 4. Crawford Ore9ne
A collection of sermons on the subject OF re-
iiqious Ieviyas. by Hatfield Shepard PARK, Finuey,
Earaes Bpsshor W. II. H. Murray, spurgcon, and other
eminent ciereyren. The compiler closes the work with
d GscJu.sa Of bis own, and adds various comments
such as "The above IS regarded as n very superior
specimen Of spicy illustrative writing which might
have hcrn spared without dcimen to the character OF
the volume The scrmars orCsen marked by 'reat
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TIE POEMS OF GEORGE d. PRENTICE. Edited by
JoHa JANIS PlATI. l2mo. pp. 2lB Cintlnnati Robert
Clarke & Co.
The late Mr.. Prentice was in the habit Of re-
evng the tolls Of journalistic life by poetca compost
tlon Many OF his fugitive productions have won high
degree OF popular favor and he may be said to have held
a distinguished rank among the minor poets OF this
country His verse; which collected IN a vol
uue foE the first time. marked by sweetness Of eK
preston and often by toder pathOs Of sentiment The
biting wit which formed Characteristic trait Of his
prose writings Is rarely found in his poetry For the
most part Il 10 Of reflective stamp, sometimes running
New-York tribune., 1876-03-10

ATVENAGORAS by +. A MARCH. Ill. n WITH EXPLANA-
TORY NOlEs, by W. b. OWRS a. 81 l2mo. pp. 26Z. HAT
per G Brothers.
The present edition Of AthenagOras belongs
10 lie series OF Christian Greek and Latin Writers pub
lshed on the endowment Of Mr. Douglass In Lafayette
Col!ege The text Of Otto has been adopted by tho ed
.or with some corrections from other critical sources
4 porten of the work Is Illustrated by the notes of
Professor Owen which arc lucid and appropriate but
not sufficiently copious 10 enable the teacher TO dispense
with his own research end study The position OF Athcn-
agoras as philosophical writer Is apply explained by
the editor who c mparcs him with John stuart MIL
su9posinc that the modern Ocician had undertaken to
rauc Christianity and IN the course OF his inquiries h"d
become convinced Of its Truth. Atnena-o oTas Ike MIL
had grown up with no religion but philosophy, and Willie
writing against Christianity was converted to belief in
is divine origin. The volume, accordingly, contains
specimens OF sound theology well as good Greek
New-York tribune., 1876-03-10

on ALCOHOL: = sorEsE OF s1 cASTo9 IEGIIEES DEiIy ~
BENZ W. lucIfAEIsON 81. d.. f. r. = l2no pp. 100. Ma
ti0na Temperance society New YORK.
A reprint Of a clear, impartial, scientific &C
count Of the and operation Of alcohol in all its
forms Of combination. With the exception Of few
chemical formula II is not too technical for the general
reader nor Is it n any sense polcmical The author
gives the result Of the most recent investigations and
experiments states opposing views with fairness and
gouerally leaves argument 10 tn reader In fact some
OF the inicrcnces which be drawn from his admis-
siousas foT example, that alcohol Is actually dccom-
posed and possibly asmiiated. in tho body, and that
even the t0taabstaner seeretes substance which can
not he distinguished from alcOho-aro opposed to the
movement which his lectures designed TO strengthen
Both parties the temperance question may read the
work with advantage. The some curious bunders
IN the appendix, where Germany II credited With having
a BraDdenbuPg wire, Beaune and Hermitage are
called wines OF Spain aud Portugal" and Madeira be-
comes the production Of Genoa