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REVENUE FRAUDS IN ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, May IL, 1870
Tho trial OF D. W. Num-, former Supervisor OF In
tcrnal revenue in this district commenced this
morning on the joint indictment against him and r. T.
Bridges cx,Deputy Collector. They are charged with
conspiracy TO defraud the revenue.
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l GREAT LOSS TO TIM NATION.

LONDON, May IL, 1870
Paris despatch in the second edition OF the Times
ssys:M. Rcards death was caused by the rupture or
an aneurism This event will great sorrow in the
political world and among his friends The late Min
lister the point Of publishing his long announced
important change OF projects and sub-2refect&
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THE RELIGIOUS LIBERTY CLAUSE OF THE con-
sTITUTIoS.
MADRID, May IL, 1875
The Congress has passed clause IL OF the constitu-
ton providing for religious liberty. by vote Of go
ycas TO s. nays
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PeovlpExcE. 4. /.

PnovIDEycE, II. T., May II, 1870
Lucia N. Spencer young woman employed IN tho
print works at East Greenwich was caugh; shan
revolving Al tho seventy revolutions per minute
and 80 badly injured that she can scarcely revive
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THs POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.
Established May. 1874
conducted BY r1niessor 4. L. iOUMANS.
CONTENTS FOR JUNE.
l. LIxGuAL DEVELOPMENT IN BABYHOoD -
II. NATURAL TRUMPET or THE CRANE. b.
Frank auckland. nilustraxcd.)
~ rETEoLEuM ~ rrc,ss;ss X Gcsavsr
v. uiSIrss@ i FOX fHE SIX ROOM
VI, THE POLAR GLACIERS II ~ O. @. Nsrrs-
VII. AXES AND HArcHErs. ANCIENT AND MoD.
VIII. stBiERRSNEAN STREAMS In SOUTH CAR.
~ voeLu,Xsh " Ksy Eob ryo Wil;cn; y.
x. KxrknIxkSrs oS nYrsorIsx ny rr.aans
II. on aass s xxp THEIR MEDIA. BY n. CHAR.
XII. sciEScE AND riiE LoorcIAxs BY Dsvis
KILL sK SsifS T. or BENJAMIN THOMPSON cceuns
XIV. what Constitutes Rsig-
Nv. EDiTfons TABLE WHO shall study tho Babies,
English Philosophy In 0srmany-Ths kunfcrd
LITERARY NOTICES ,-sehusssnbsrrer's Per
ment ation-Ellts' Memoir Of Sir Benjamin Ihomp
sontscntry's Lilo Histories OF the Birds Of casters
nsyivania-Pestigrcw's Physiology Of the
Circulation Ia Plants. In tho Lower Anlmsia ans
MiscEfLlxy Moth that Borss for iss Food
Canning Of the Adder--Messuring Distances b
sound-Lubbcck tho Habits Of Ants-ses
Soundngn without a Lane ormsticn Of Aonntais
Chnins-Br4n Weight and Mental Power, -. -
Terms Is per snnu postage fsse. cossnts re- ssms
APPLET6S'S JOURNAL and THE r0ruLA1
SCIENCE MONTHLY together for - per snnun pcssaoo
''''''' y 700 ''D >. xrrLE!ros CO; rsss.,:s;:s
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ALBANY, Nay =, 1870.
In the canal suit today, upon the conclusion OF the
arguments, Judge wcstbrook said the motion for
nonsut was such an important that he would
take time to consider IT, He therefore adjourned the
aud dismissed tho jury I'LL Tuesday morning
nrxI
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Associate Justice Ward Hunt, Of tho United States
Supreme Court, Is At tho Fifth Avenue Hotel on tho
way his home ut Utica Count Hoyos, Austrian
Minister at Washington, and Senor Don Adolfo Ybacz
the Chilian Minister, are at the St James Hotel.
Senior Don Antonio Mantilla Spanish Minister ut WASH
ington, and Count Carl Lewenhaupt, the Swedish Min
lister, yesterday arrived At tho Clarendon Hotel Mr.
Cornelius A. Logan. Unted States Minister to Chilli,
arrived from Aspnwall yesterday, with his family in
tho steamship Acapulco, and Is at the Metropolitan
Hotel Congressman Fernando Wood is residing tenn
porariy at tho Buckingham Hotel Lieutenant Gov
crnor A. @. Archibald, OF Nova Scotia and
Ex-Governor J. Gregory Smith, Of Vermont, arc
at the Windsor Hotel. Mrs. Julia Ward Rowe,
OF Boston, Is at the Westminster Hotel Ex-senator
Alexander Ramsey and General John r. Averil OF Min
nesota have arrived at tho 81. Nicholas Hotel George
Peabody Russell is among the late arrivals at the Abe
mario Hotel Ex-senator Jarvis Lord, OF Rochester is
at the Metropolitan Hotel Lieutenant Governor Hora-
ito G. knight, OF Massachusetts, and Ex-Governor Eze
kicl A. Straw OF Now Hampshire. tho Fifth Ave-
nuc Hotel Judge q. N. Cooley, OF Iowa, is at the ST.
James Hotel Judge William y. Allen, OF the New
York Court OF Appeals, is at tho Union Square Hotel
w. G. Fox, United States Consul at brunswick, Ger
many, is at the Grand Central Hotel
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GERMANY.

vox AnH1M APrEALs AGAINST THE DECREE or
DISMISSAL.
BERLIN May IL 1870
Count Won Amin has appealed the Imperial DIS.
cpnary Court Lcipsic against the decree by which
he was dismissed from the pubic service.
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the PORTE MINISTRY CHANGED.

CoxsrASTfSoPLE, May IL, 1875
Mchmet RuchdI Pacha has been appointed Grand
vizer and Hussein Avni Pacha has been appointed
Minister OF War
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PARIS, May IL, 1870
II. Ricard, just deceased, the Minister whose
appointment the organization OF the present repubica
compromise Cabinet turned
HIS death is likely renew the political troubles
which resulted from H. Bullets retirement in conse
quepce OF the result Of tho late elections
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BERLIN, May II, 1876
Count Won Arnim In letter to the vossscAe Zeifung
emphatically denies that hs wrote the pamphlet
titled "Pro Nho," upon hts alleged authorship OF
which the charge OF treason against him Is based.
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FRANCE.

THE CABINET ASSEMBLED IN COUNCIL.
LONDON, May IL 1876.
special despatch to the Pail Nall Gazette from
Paris says council Of tho Ministers held tho
Eysec this morning. but nothing is known about their
deliberations
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been made To span the sale Of the vessel stopped the
taken prisoners on board released on bail and
searching inquiry into the affair ordered

men taken prisoners board released on bail and
searching inquiry into the affair ordered.
VOTE.
LONDON, May 10, 1876.
Tho resolution OF Mr. r. Smyth in favor Of closing
public houses in Ireland throughout Sunday passed
the House OF Commons last night by vote OF "a to
l67.
The government opposed the resolution.
Tho Chef Secretary for Ireland, SIR Michael Hicks
Beach, offered as compromise to Introduce bill
during the present session limiting the hours during
which the sale Of drink allowable in Ireland Sum
day.
Sir Stafford Northcote advocated this compromise.
Messrs. Gladstone, Bright and Lowe supported me
resolution.
Tho liberals cheered vociferousy the announce
mcnt OF the result Of the division.
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MARK TWAIN,

The june number Gust ont of the Monthly Nags-
zine RECORD OF THE YEAR, contains splendid steel
nurtral of
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PUNCH FROM A PINK TRIP sLIP.n

and entertaining and humorous article on the fan,
Gus Horse Car Poetry" and how the conductors
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If YOUR LUNGS ARE WEAK STRENGTHEN
them by using lIALg's lioxEY ltoREHouSp AND TAR
PiKK's ToorB ACHE DRors cure In minute
MoTHALlNE is THE ONLY KNOWN MOTH PRE-
vxSriyE. II cloth. Price, 3oc. per square yard.
A-wIGs, TOUPEES.--G. RAUcHFUSS, PRACTI-
ca: wigmakcr and importer OF Human HAIR A East 18th
81.
AYES, INDEED THEY ARE SUPERIOR IN
beauty style elegance Of fni-hthc Spring
them the preference or course. other styles
but none Of them equal TO Knoxs styles Yes.
deed knoxs Spring styles are beautiful. KNOX. 2i2
Broadway Fulton ST. and under Fih Avenue HOTEL
Nrs-TAPLEY REPEATING ExTINGUIsH-
I'm; best In use address GENERAL AGENT. box 1850
Post office. New York.
KEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS, MADE TO MEASURE
the very six for So 57l Broadway and 92l Arch
Philsdephis.
OPEN SUNDAYS FROM 10 TILL 2-TnE
SILK Elastic Truss supplied only by Elastic Truss Com
pany 6s3 Boadwsy everywhere supersedes the antquacd
metal trusses
RUPTURE-A PERMANENT CURE BY DIR.
MARsS treatment; silk elastic stockings and abdominal
belts shoulder braces and surgical appliances o. every de-
church.
WYOMING LOTTERY.
Authoriscdty State authority
<ss45 GOD In cash prizes
Great Prize Drawing
Every Ticket wins Prize.
Seventh Extraordinary Drawing.
ssLsrsmis City. wyeminy-
Tickets 81 each. six for IS
Partial schedule Of Prixes-
Grand Cash rrire.........-..... ......siooooo
Grand Cash Prize cuUD
trand Cash 2oUD
6rand lash 2pVD
Grand Cash Prize. 1000
Grand Cash Prize. 10000
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CHEAPEST BOOKSTORE IN THE woRLD.-GEANn
" Centennial catalogue free.
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The different burlesques from tho best comic writer's
throughout the American given and this article
alone makes tho RECORD OF THE YEAR for this IN
richly worth the price of the whole elegant magazine 80
cent.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, May IL 1875
The circular ofthc Cotton Brokers' Association issued
today. and containing review Of the market for the
week ending yesterday, says:-Cotton continues in
limited demand, and, with tho abundant supply prices
have been rather irregular. Tho quotations show .
further decline. American has been in very limited
demand, and prices have declined 1-16d to va. Sea
island has been in fair request chiefly for clean medium
grades with prices generally unchanged
In futures there has been little dong Prices de-
clincd about l-1Gd-
BEEADsrrFFs MARKET
leading grain circular says-Brilliant weather
tnues but without rain or Improvement in tempera-
turc and vegetation Is still retarded The wheat plant
in Of the districts presents sickiy appearance
and the season may be pronounced exceedingly latc
CONTINENT.
Reports from France are of more pronounced
character and in wheat for the Continent
are Of daily occurrence Prices there several
shillings above ours
THE RURAL AND DISTRICTS.
There is no change in any of our interior markets
Wheat here to-day stronger, and fair quantity
Of white sold for consumption and export to the
Continent at extreme rates Red toerably good
request and sellers demanding slight advance
Flour steady Corn fairly active and shade
higher
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MoNTENEGRIN PROTEST AGAINST TURKISH or
PRESTON.
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Thanks Of . Great City
publicly rendered to j. .Pastce. who successfully
Quoted the hrst second third, fourth 6h great
public drawings No lottery series Of drawings
such and perfect and
received thanks n city publicly rendered
tho With Mr. Pattce The drawings ~ made
public and conducted BY commissioner Tickets
~ EACH for s. ~ for $40 This gives twenty chances
win &fOOOOo for the small outlay SO fortune
for agents Agents wanted Send for
and extraordinary nduccments time lose $1,000
j. NJ PArrEE.
Laramie City. Wyomine
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RAcrsA, May IL, 1876
According to sclnvonc advccs the President OF tho
Montenegro Senate, who recently lett Ccttinjo for
Berlin charged protest against the concentration
OF Turkish troops Podgortza and TO demonstrate the
necessity Montenegro is under OF protecting herself
from attack.
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NEW QUALIFICATIONS.

SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
Aerated Beverages JOHN MATTHEW'S. lat ~. and 10th
a.. city.
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THE GRAIN TRADE IN LONDON.

The GRAIN TRADE IN LONDON.
LONDON. May IL, 1915
The grain trade remains depressed. and prices are
tending downward, Notwithstanding tho unpropitious
weather and the hackwardness Of tho crops Ycster-
days provincial markets did not a rule quote wheat
actual decline, but buyers claimed reduction OF
. shilling.
The supplies OF English wheat last week wore 45 col
quarters for $50 market towns Compared with tho
April deliveries this q large quantity, although
considerably under tho average Of tho ten preceding
years
The average prices were:-Wheat. ass "a. barley,
34s 3D.. \; oats, 26s I'd.
In London the average prices werc:-whoat, ASS
Tod. barley, 34s. I'd
In Mark Lane to-day English wheat was in small re-
quest, but samples held at previous quotations
Foreign wheat steady. Barley, oats and maize
unchanged. Flour neglected.
CONDITION THE CROPS
The wheat fields in tho Eastern counties reported
looking yellow and poor and the hay crop likely
suffer from the unfavorable weather.
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If YOUR LUNGS ARE WEAK STRENGTHEN
them by using HALg's IIoSEY OF lioRKHovSp TAR.
PiKE's ToorB DROPS cure In minute.
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MINIsrxnALrsr DIFFICULTIES LIKELY TO m
RENEWED
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A SAHEL.-"MADE or GoDr MINERAL SPRING
N Wafer Is prescribed by the most eminent physician
Ia chronic and hitherto fatal Diseases gallon ote
when all other remedies ai treatise and dagnoss
gallon.
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RICHES in a LITTLE ROOM

THE ROMANCE OF THE HUDSON. Concluded.) ~
Benson J. Losing
With illustrations.
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E,ATHER JosLIN,s NEW WORK, WITH PORTRAIT
ot the author mailed prepaid any address receipt
OF ST.. II. ). G0ODsPEED 4 CO., No. IA Barclay o.,
Me- York -
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PEAS AS A YARM CROP.

The idsa has Cotton hold on the pablo
mind that it's good thing. but cUstly
cne. IL is true that, when considered
siL.ply as d preparation for wheat wheat.
without calculating on any irsHediate re-
sarR except through the increase Of the
wheat crop. thcosslay q money and labor
might form considerable item; bat | am
couEdent that . return much nore hsmeai-
ate. and even. II possible. more valuable,
may be realized. II farmers would give Que
seld to the pea, to be drilled in with one
Hundred pounds Of su2srhophate 70 the
acre. and, after maturity, fed down upon
the ground % hogs. thu pork realized
would more than pay the entire expense Of
the pea crop. and leave the land almost il
pot quite in as good condition as II the
entire crop bad been turned under. for
everything would be left upon the land.
except that oasYie5 away ~ the form Of
fat. . am satisfied that an acre Of good
peas will make at least one hundred pounds
II pork. which will pay All the expense
attending the crop twice over. --COrrespon-
dent Of Southern Farlaef.
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LEAKS IN THE FARM.

Unfinished fences. which allow cattle to
60 whers they please. are very cenmvn.
a litrle timely labor would stop this lea
would save the crops aud teash the eattle
good manners. bitches which have cayed
in the earth washed away are considered
leaks upon farm, and cost much more
time and labor to clean them out thau 10
dig new ones - DooR and gates without
haneegs are very inconvenient. much mere
liable to accidents. needing to be renewed
in less than half the time they would have
lasted Il properly cared for. These are
few Of the leaks whsh meet The eye While
jouneying through the rur. lisirscts. IL
cue pursses farming as business il will
pay to follow il in the best manner, and
the good Judgment % the Intelligent far
mer will lead him 70 STOP all tAs leaks
great aud small. ~ Riadicator.
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OUR SHEEP AND TnEDoGs.

We bad hardly finished our lamenia,
zion over dozen slangh,ssed sheep when .
messenger NJ. 2 arrived 70 inform Us that
the balance of the Rock had beea Sevoured
aud. Oh I comforting thought. the dog bad
been found cut and kiiIcd--killed alter an
entire aock u sheep had been ruthlessly
murdered By bis canine majesty. We lose
. foek Of sheep and the oxaer Of the dog
hoses bis fayorite eur and here the matter
ends. No redress. Our Legislature ssy .
Fhave the right 10 raise sheep and my
ssighbor 40 equal right 70 raise dogs, and
we most both isks the risk. II his dogs
xsll my sheep then may kill bis dogs
provided I catch them killing sheep. baf
sbeald they Kill them on the sly then |
mast watch rBd salt until lean each
them repeating the offence. eireamsiantial
evidence would hardly u 10 the case.
Dog Life NJ fks sres q the Law is quite a.
ssersd - human lie, and . dog tres2sss is
more leaiensIy dealt sab than . huinas
frespass.
Ii would BE- 10 the eye u the law hor-
rid crime ior ihiefto butcher bis neigh.
bors sheep and jet be may keep cur
which slsagbters them BY scores with i'm
PARITY 50 faf ss either the dog or bis owner
i eoncefsed. gsa't We az least have laws
passed which shall make The master respoo-
sible for The crfses u bis dogs. Until
some protection Is ofeTcd 70 this important
branch 81 industry We advise our readers
% shan The very sppearaBcscf wooden socks
and AT mutton aud % vote fvr 10 maa to
make laws ubO xill not pledge himself
either 70 abstain from wool and mutton or
vote for sbecp protection. Pref. W. I.
Walters IN ths HsIdgh Bibliesi Recorder.
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Is IL TOO LATE2

4 il too late to curtal The cnsron crop
Pie price still goes down and the probabili-
" is that full crop will brng prices down
70 eight or ten essts next fall. What
farmer wh0fasas sc make his supplies can
i've at SUD, prices. We beg our readers
10 ponder seriously these questions:
Are fxuers generally making an effort
to produce supply d pork We prophecy
hard tisscs to the man Who fails TO make
his-own meat the cunning year.
Tan the present piices u labor be sus-
tanned while the price Of eotto.. has been
60 much reduced: This is . question
which farmers must answer.
are farmers going ia Sres tsis year
With the expectation 81 paying out with
Ire sufsing CROP " is wse 10 look a.
BEAD and dimiaish expenses 10 the very
lowest poiut. --Biblical Recorders.
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ABOUT FENCING STOCK.
fRrun the MARYLAND Farmer !


n would seem that few farmers under
stand ihe great expense offences A forty
acre piece Of lznd 10 square will require
JxOTcdy or me mile q fence TO eBclosc
IL IL Sot square. but longer one way. il
will cozs still more fence 70 Surround it.
At The very least, lenses viii cast one
dollar per rod. making cost q $50 70
enclose 40 sores " Land then if 10 be cut
iuto four lots. With fsnse across il each
way. l60 rods more, adding SEQ 70 the
cVSt q the small farm fence; In all sl2
Der acre, certainly serious expense; q
sum that would be much better expended
IN manure OF fertilizers.
Tbis erpsnse cor fence can be nearly 81
sssed b. having lsw requiring ell owners
% keep np ortskseure oftbsir stock. which
wosld be much cheaper operation than
fsneing sgainst I'll Tho stock Of the con-.
lssniiy.
"a some cosssissin yirgisia and soms
ether States. people are required 70 keep
vi their stock. sDd after trying II they
.osai i desirable: I'D When aii ear, VS.
naade q hasa ilia IaN repealed, lhe people
rose aud peiiiissed ii sEct force sgsioss n
that Ne ssos ished and was abandoped
- shsa tie neasufs j. understood J; vii
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coSr t)F FENCES.

A Mk. Bidile ii. an address before tie
Philadelphia Agricultural Society reesnsiy
stated thu. the fences ii Penn srvaasa alone
amounted to Sl00,0a0. ono. and their
ansual xpcnses g estimated ut the I'm Of
$40. 900. a0O A distinguished writer on
national wealth saws: Strange rs it may
seem, the gresiest invest aleat ia this coun..
try. the most costly pr,ductiun NJ human
industry is the common fsaces which enclose
and divide the Solids. No man dreams
F'as when compared to tae outlay ON
these unrsaieNSmg monuments Of human
art our ciries and our towns. with all their
wealra. afe far behind. In many places
the fences and farms are both WORTH n
- thus ennrnoas burden which kseps down
the agricultural interests &C the country,
causing an untold expenditures. lesides the
loss Of the land that the fences occupy.
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#WTNl7 lN NN 7NaF1ET ~ n d Z a 7NFE7
pk. WADE'S
LIVER CQRREGYQR.
AND CURE fUR ID YHl.EIsSIzl.
Free from Aieohoiic Stim1hsais4


Free from Alsvhoiic Stim~saass4
----~ ~ 4aisifaals
Among the ntany discoveries ~ yallnl,le. rcm-
..s ,as ysp,lsia asss s,snd higher thai,
Rssns Ms Follorily Testimonials, I'll
Bsrsa D. GRANVILLE Il u Mar. 10 "a.
Dr. Wade. Dean Sin-- iiayr been sillited witA
Liver Disease y or Years, Nhis'h Of tpaes N
mo'n.ird 70 arrangements wlen 90 Baainlare
last November procured one bofsp u Liver
Sorrcct0r. now consider l,se,f we'll. sz
Yours respectfully.
ISAAC N-DAf.oflDay 4 Airadows'
Prof. sdoo,man. Emeritus. OF Washington a..
nirrsiiy- Nj. now kcSdrna p.,ySicial,,. White
Sm phur Slringr. saws:
=. wadr'S Liver soucctss and .f~speysl.
curis one "a ae very bst remedies for I,y sop
sLl have exsr lised.
Dr. yoa,'s. u prominent pliy sis.,an IN ylrrisiu.
who has prescribed u Tor two yoars. sayss
! csn fnd no better remedy h,g Va spspslaana
Liver Complaint thaIl, Wadr's i.issr curfcetor.'
:, coi. Gec.ie. a prolnInent. and web known gen.
tieman OF VA. sa,s
KEEP Y REGULAR, in my family, and would not
Mr. ,Joha 4 Nsdrihar. County Treasurer Of
Duplm Z @ys: Wade's Liver Ierrscfsr has
done NE ,sore good. aud given me more rclicf IN
DYSPEPSIA. than any medicine lexcr took. &c.
I'ref. Noel, Of College &c rnsssiasss zws sus-
gcons of Baltimore, and distinguished praess
tioner ~ that city, prescribe aud uyrs Il IN NJ
own family and says: u is The bet remedy tsz
i'yspcPsisinlih Torpid Liner and Consiipalips "a
Bswsls ever knew.
Baksssxs Sz,s ssyss Dr Wa,ie's I.iwr ,ssrsr-
Tor + prescribed w our bees. pls sirianss tsx ,ss
pelsla andi liver Diseases. and We aslxiSs .sss ii
OUR friends suffering with such. 10 giss ha srh,l.
Cdi.otis xtsser ays: Mssreeomnssssl wsde's
Liver torrrstor toa.tu h. are siief - A snx
chronic ,b,ease % Iitcr. NE san speak "a ~
nAeviss - Ne hass trird a.
ar Walker, eriebuasri pkysicim Of W.
Ia.. Igo@osaceS Rmie's Liver CorYecivr
&c hess reaaeiy exfst.i tcs. Dyspspsiu Ga
20 rs foras.
u. WADE 4 co. Sole Presnstors,
2gO ". Baltimore ST.
baltimore.
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THE DANvILLE TINES.

rIsHfs !. Damae, aile weslts n.,..,. ..s.,,..a
Il cd W Ife5, having On exle,,slse ,,se,.I,,..,,,
. ~ I'VE virginia and North smrelina eas,rf -
around Danyillc. pfiee ", fesr. Al. for a :
mnnlb.; ~ eepte fnr three, months f,,e,' a,s !,
copies forwarded upon Application.
bdaress =. BOuJDIN.
S"nt q Editor md Proprietor.
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STOCK FARMERS

are invited 90 ssnd Coz circulars of Food.stes.
ners. Fodder uiiegs and LigIst Horse P,,,s.,..
al.n. G0rn sud Cnh-CrusheTs and soas-C,,,tters,
w, osu customary are assured that the tnrli.
est degree les-ened our ability t. hIl their order
lor goods M our line. ON the contrary. We har.
now larger factory. more aud better machine
" manufacture with. and larger and hitler
sock OF material and manufactured good. firm
sses ND. ADpsESs As ABOVE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-05-24

W approved. III ,lisny III, tanres Tie icnees
Of 4 efarns eostmre thsa the lnnd is worth
whlch they enc,.se-tbu.k III that.