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, 1876-04-21
TELEcRAPHtc MARKET REPORTS.

Sbefta9 OHphseA 10 me chsed9o 1F1oahs.
LlvEHroo1' April NIL q. ms-FLoua-Ho' l.
2ia; No. =, 23s.
6hA1H-Wheal-Wtaser, No. ], los; No. " sd1
spring. NO. l, VI VI No. = es Hhitea no. J, w 1a]
No. oa Cd; CLUB No. J. los ad No. J. aos ID Corn
No. ], 2ea ID; No. ., 2ea %.
Pho7fstoaa-Fork, BIS. Lard, $50.
L1vEReoor1 April 1880 p. m n.-LAhp, 6at9esa.
LIVERPOOL, April 2o-Lateht,--OoTr
dh9od; salea To- coo bales, including spec~
laslon anu export anu 0'7oo American.
DnEADsfuTF1-Ealfornla *ho wheat, hvcraget %
odes'oa Id: DO club los ad9loa 81; rod Westorn
No. TO No. l. o. sdalos. F1ouz-Wo.tcFn cspal, ma
24s. ooru-Nev Western mixed. 2cs adaaass Cd: old
waatern mixed. 2os. oat.-Amcrio.n ssfa3s ID. Dar.
sr-Amcr1ean. q. ed. pom-Oxnadjan. seasBs Cd.
o1oyxu sxsp-Arner,cao. egas9a.
pnoyu,oNR-prtme mesa potk. STA. Prime mrsa beef.
sss. L.rd-American. seaso1. Ohscse-Fine Am.r1.
ean. a1x. Racon-Ioun cioar. sJa ID, .hon siear.
tx. ~ ~
TAIiow-F1ns American, Ais sd,
pErzolzuM-splrlss, %; rsnasd, n sd01a.
L1asExn OI1-23s 6d.
RRaa-Oomnon, IL Cd ; rals, ia.
sY1nrrs TunpEsr1nE--aIs 3D..
1oapoH, Eua. Anrt 2v-The Bank OF Eusland
rata OF discount was today a1ed It per cent The
bullion In tna bank increased 900 during tho mast
weak. Tho amount taken In to-day Is e2loo The
proport,on of The banks 1s.arys 10 il ,bv il k7,f
pr sen.. ,,
ine rave OK aiseeuht N open naftes ios toses
months ntl!s II lHt oeah9 II peios tne oank u Id
Glana Fa'e* . -...-..,
cossoLa-Aoney ana account W ~
AaAa.oAs okooE1Flk4-Ha.' M'X .o'e, !osns
Io4us AoeN nav o.. io'Hi HsE xosx Csaua- 4a1i
Efies Hh' pfolorfeu' ~
HEstN-Conmon, b.; pale 11s@l5s.
PARIS, April 2Q-ngNTEs- est CAKE,
Tho specs In tho Bank Of France increased 1l.4s9
COO trancs Juf1pR the rs1t week.
- ,nIH "fA'* ~''- - SA~4-4 1S~N--''7
o'' lola'
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS,
Nrw onLEAss, April -Cotton-psnaanl u,oder-
, 1876-04-21

Long aud short t1tlf1 at TIC caah md 17s stI1e!
May, boxed: green hams, l1ADl2Nc; twcet rickea
do, l2ha l3lc; Cumberland. l}t@l2c, ca:h o. sell
ar AlFil: iong-cut hams, l39alabes boxed; bacon
hAms, H;s1ao .-..
GRKAsE-Nas quiet At GN8sc.
BEEF rNoDuurs-Wsre steady aud qnitt 1t $lo.5o
91l.C0 for 1uses, $1.5o9l3oo for s1tra uaass. aud
$It.3oa?4.Co for hams.
TA1Low-Was quoted Ut 83;@s4o.
, 1876-04-21
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wsre the rocoipts and shipments ct
the ,csng articles OF produce In tha city during tbs
twenty.four hours sulinu At o'clock On Thursday
morning:
, 1876-04-21
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Discounts Moderate, Deposits
Low, and Business Quiet.
Tho clearinghouse and Bank super.
rision...NeH York Exchange
Weak.
Active Produce Markets--Provieions Weak
-arain Easier.
FINANCIAL.

ciAiaNrihi
usnsss in financial circles moved nlong In ths well"
sorn chsnnos Of these ars between two seasons. The
ssmapd for discounts vas only moderate, but, u tho
,urpIus resources OF tho banks are moi targe. vss
puouah to maintain the arm Of tho loan market.
for loans we're received from tho country.
hut the neceaaies Of the interior for advances have
been About sattsaei. The prospect Of IN early epcn'
ing Of the sras and Tho drying Of ths country roads,
~ to permit the transportation az frodnco 70 mar
tct. gave rfsa 10 more cheerful feeling IN mo LOAN
market. The board Of 1rade IL borrowing Ngal1yt 10
carry sn The slowness Of collections u stu Sfesuy
complained Of by business men, ana IN tho canfe OF
large part Of the sppllcations from ths scsncouS
customers Of the banks Tor loans.
1'atch OF discount wefe Sslo per cehs, Win con-
eeeson IN some Quarters TO ihdepehaea1 On
eall With eaah collatcrsh. --
On Tho street, bhaaess continues 9a1et' Win sooa
PAPER IN demand lsates arc '@iS PET eent.
rev YORK e1enanRe vas "eakef ~ 1oassoe l'ell'''1
refAiooo' 'ne auo'aupn IN 3s'se'u"s p'Nt 4as"
discount W 1ntstake. - sho"'u aaso ootn "s"N"''
lAere ves! i'1"e ncse.nua' ''a VI so''eA'''
ITO ceaf1ngs were *'soo'"o' ...-..,....->
TILE cLEARlao-AoUeE AND HASR sGfEA'talos'
AZ tho meeting OF the Cleafing-uadas scstefuay tho
hcw rue rroro.cd 1t tic last necng for tho eranna-
lion Of tho members came ur l. Va. 1ally passed .
WIN Al ataenun.eh" ~ "'h'A~@V "t~"'' VIC
en'o provided tint When An examination OF
lhn Cte,ruu-lfou,o Committee. usy should "ap.
1. -, .on,o, .,,t,ht. ,o-,,r =. roreoc. ,, Ia
potn' w eh'p'S ".''-el' ts.a" " Fe."o"
ua4o IT, A. amended aud adopted, Tue rulc no' r.
Quires .hat Tho examination shall be made By netn-
bcr Of tho Clearing House Committee lerutcI BY 1t to
~. ~ r., ~. C,,n,ni,,.c Tb. mi. an.ndinr .ha
w ~ ~. ~ W. -. ,"t..,. - ~, q.
PROCEDURE III case OF 1ela1 " Ine1o Ct ~ Fa3 "o
Clearing talAncs MAS adopted ~ proposed at
tls list meeting.
fhe c'eaf'os-houee now NE amp1e'oppo,s"n.'es
fes dlscipn!ns any Careless members mat ehoaa ~
my t1uo manifest their rrocliyltics for hazardous
t,,nt1ng The National n,nk Examiner il cInpowcrcd
1,r a.. f,rr,roi,o, >, ro,,rt IN tIa f,tnsr,no.
, 1876-04-21

,,on ppnn1I cTs.,rero scttrs and xrak. uops
IVY inoD I.o-,. ~, 49,. 49,, ',aat. - a-c,,n.,
were IN aif aupP5 ~ nuu y. ,,...
ware moving OUT pu @!o"y' except neas ot1ect
t..,rt, t ,I,.r, IN yorrc thoue cbicdv fnr futnrn
w" -. sn,,.a, ,ts ,on.r,, hoI1,nr
aeAFef!' ah'ets 'ot Hat''.'"' - .o"s. -. e -. s
OF, and under this apathy tho stocRa sra ist 70 pe
rather heavy, especially ~ son,e parttea generally
c,,nus their eaptal fror, provisions iuta esAin to.
~afas May .,
MSS fonK-"ab more active. and l"ss9oo res nEl
lower. Ths market opened weak. unatr rather largo
or.r,,s. hnc,s nr,nar affair IL oclook and weakened
.'s ~. ~. .,n,. s.lrs xera rsnnr.d of n1 hi.
, 1876-04-21

HuuS-lius atght change w4s noticeable In tha hog
market. Ths receipts about tho ~ for The
dry bafore and tho Of psleea also VA but sle
t771 $3.50 tos common To choice light, aud 1t s7.763
80i fur poor to cho!ea heaVy-woighiz. Extra heavy
soll Il $l1&a25 and scallawaR lots Ut .sp.
Ths market olosed easy. Most Of the s1es xsEs at
$7.7547.90.
, 1876-04-21

CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET.
CLEVELAND, O., April 20.-PKTAoLEuM-Qllet SAD
unchanged; standard. llo 1lo: pEus wAiss. l*o 12o
car lo4,
, 1876-04-21

PlTTsBuao PETROLEUM MARKET.
F1rEsnuAa, ra,, April 2o.-PkTRoLEuM--Qutat
aad weak; esuds. 32.o2haa.os At Par&ss's. Rsaped
dull; l43lA1sa Philadelphia delivery.
, 1876-04-21

The following Instruments wsrs h1sd for record
Thus1day, April 20:
, 1876-04-21

The Eroviston, G1atu. Aud btocR Exchange held 10
htst meeting yeA.crd.y, Mr. T. r. u.dsrsAaw acting
c4llar. Tue following quotations Vtfs made;
, 1876-08-12

l. Tie ia 'gas ans! Glass >upariatanl-nts VII
meet ~ tine OH uI lie Secret ti'y It-eiy alter
c,.ssiuy tie D oEs fIr entries, HeEgr taey viii pro
.eei 20 neT!oul :E-Ir Tr-itr " Iltirs: ana al
ia j, who, Cor c,sU~= a-- "u''I- - -erTr are
re:,>i irl % rrya.t 70 tla SUpgrt-. .elt- 80 that
viii IA =. rec I've ;. c..try 10 h, from the S-cir; ry,
keep co,.ert a. CUHt ct tne awards oi :u"-'S
an report {. @ >.tlt l. ;r return tAs ls,l, 70
t,e Secretary, AZ r .us= o. tie Insulc' u, II ;hr-
class, soon thereafter 'as POSSIBLE.
, I.fr.ap-E fpil!Gat Ir.-i..e lLE-Ii ace Wl4l
subject ;h- uHri g 20 s,U'''- on i.ai tie Trourd-
. q We re-u .lt.i IJilr- "ll T. ol :. e 9lOHnis
daring ils Fair. which W-tH q i.tt care on tat part
OF the owners vii SCI pre- sIIt I- safety 20 al ,I'r.y,
a pO..re ,ugyr e. Iggt-gt all att.ri U1Ucr then:
,lJgg-. 4 yl,illnt "ltr I'll. %. maintained n.-lt
rI : ~IH al lrcrss.Ty IirrtI'laI tA-H against
agslug:.S Bat tie ~ag4-ty ~. -y- d. responsible
ior I:iE !'.=- ur 's.ls.sa-
fT4. ani -uoi s'&il, VII - fcri:lz,.sl 10y II
animal, -..t II i1T ? s;a.-Gls-
= i'oE-a- that -NIeCr,3 20 compete fer prZ'-s
IN TIE E-n-ag I.,tJILE Eac-s E.l L. FURNISHED
stalls
t. Tie Trr~tss vii -: as az. Fgu.'iz.n- Gasrl
az the cIls 70. fHe has, day, to U'sw a.. mat ei- 4
cuuEe~: cpG,I J ist-. l- s,l'i..,t-i thereafter
10 cG-uT.l r.It Sc 20 o. ,rl-. is.-f-
:. b-Is.I.S wishing o. camp ou' val r.. :, pleas
aat All sii Is grove on 'Ae grounds WIKI al alum
dare nf v..D ant water.
P,E>urs WISHING - compete Coy premiums on
Ttisrs u she F.yo'., asr particularly rrgur~-r!
o. ei.tel t'TI -uyu possible uu tn rH!rd day
fhurslIy tlII, ample tlrr UIl b" given to- ther
arrangement.
9 Cour-ti'ioa :s invi.cI from E.,tel: o. exon,
Narrltru .sio AMI Washington t.rrit, y, east Ct
the mountains. I. LJJJEN, PlrS!.iaut-
JAS GAUiG ~, S,c.er4.y y.
, 1876-08-12
"a a.E.

I Noprem:urn viii se awarded for anything which,
in tie opinion Of the judges, Is not superior OF iiS
kind.
, Ar;iclss of merit having no competition Sill be
3. \, an.f.sl or article VIII p. examin 4 iy the
ui.rs un,ss Il hi- card att,che; /, Showing IL
class number, and number oi entry, - also i:r ni
animals y ERE age y Ir aIred. These csr Is viii Dr.
furnished by the Srttary, 0n pay n nj oi entrance
fes.
Exhibitors uaInes must not be written on the
car Is attached TO ARTICLES amin = entered Tor eNhl
lit!on. And 80 U-:sJu viii t- above! u interfere
with the Ju l,s dHgug o. before shei. uGJu ton,
by word et;er otherwise under penalty oi eNe.u-
sion iTt.iu COM etItiUu-
) Tis. .uks f,r entrance of animals OF articles
competing, for premiums Will he cu.l n 10 ci,ck,
A. n. Ihurslly, he third day the time Of i- aoe.-
" govern ug except Tor such Gus, as may hereafter
l.. uaii,-i Bu; -SLIltnIs requested 10 enter -
,ar Y - pos tls on AJ fist q; y.
q. All animals, manufactures, O. p-oduetS must
he entered IL the CT the owner, manufacturer
or pro!u'er.
letter OF Errwi-c, any tIne after t= list Cf SEP
;eInEer II application - accompanied by the en-
trance fee.
8 re entrance fee VIII be 10 per cent. on the
premiums to be 4yar ~, ni uus' b. Pu3 piev;o'is
10 The me Of pts,u, the 10 ,s INTO he hands o. the
Glass SuQeuu.euieutS or 10 notice viii be taken oi
such entry.
Fntres wi'l not be allowed in any q - after the
Ju !lS trgv- COurD es-! their eNtmIn ton t.rTet.
To- No usr-oa >hstl! act = Juige FOR awarding
;srriullr.- al Wuiri, H. any Wy com etij.ir.
Il! \ y anIlna y .ltlrirS sntrget iur premiums
must in upon tis gIUUn!S uf III Suci-ty uHiIi
nom oI the li>t aIy lI-I IS. ai clS or preInI-
uus thereon vii D. iItr!-ri; unless permission .Cr
removal ~ 4,s..I;-i ly t,.- Pres .eist-
- \ animals articles Ter exhibition VIII ~
taken IN char-e by te- Glass IIs.ilt-uden, AMI
ar,.,:.-i IL o. der t,r the iip c, 81 the judges.
Thereafter ley V: le Gu ley tie exclusive charge OF
the committees siII ust -.vea tine ovu-rs w,'l haze
liberty them until The elii.utInn II rios d,
without prrE. .5jnu of tn. Clt,s Nup-giIteE,.e =.
3 Al! entries for trp:tIDs Ors;i.Ds horses, mast
be IN s5e NTH ihe Secretary 5y . slOsL IL the y
p!ryIlg, To- he race.
A. Premiums mot Claimed within SlS months after
they are Gecil-i shall te iosIeiJe. 20 te Society.
, 1876-08-12

An Acr OF HERolsN Daring the
great storm in Ohio a train OF ears
ran INFO a tunnel near North Bend,
in which the water WAS 80 deep that
it pat ont the fire in the locomotive.
and over a hundred passengers were
imprisoned. Another train would be
due in an hour, and il was necessary
that somebody should get oat Of the
tunnel and reach a a-nrighbo'ing signai
TO prevent a terrible disaster. The
water was about four tee; deep and
running swiftly. \ Ayoung man, whose
name is not given IN the CINCINNATI
Times account Of the occurrence,
volunteered for the exploit. Tue to
tai darkness increased the danger,
and the distance was an eight Of a
mile The young man removed his
boots and coat and plunged IN The
current carried him along and he ea,l
" kept his head above wafer, r,alihough
colisiuned against The rrcky sides Of
the tunnel nearly disabled him, but he
made the passage and STOPPED the
threatening train. In III" meantime
the passengers in tie tunnel were
trembling with hope and fear, aud
the suspense was not relieved until
several hours later, the water Subsld-
ed, the fire IN the locomotive was re
kIndled and their journey was contin
ued.
, 1876-08-12
EIusIress Is FsusInass.

Newspapers are gradually but sure
ly coming down 70 the business pm
ciple that they must have pay tor ihelF
work, and that they, like other trades
and professions, will work tor those
WAC ray. This subject has received
a good share Of discussion by the htn
sas press recently, originating out oi
the LOTTERY question. Whrn peTsonS
in q community wish to iEaugurate
war against wEi>key sellers or lotter-
les or any o,her ohj,c'ionab'e thing,
their first move Is to urge the local
new sraper % go for them, "n,ch
into them" The newspaper pitches
in and has the privilege Of fighting II
ont alone. lie loses the patronage OF
the persons engaged in the business
which he Is fighting, aud Of all their
partiSans, while perhaps be does moi
gain a single dollar from the other
side. No one pays up hls arearageS
sooner, or gives h!m a nlckle'S worth
Of addilional work. Men will do ten
times a. much for favor, especially
where a newspaper Is concerned. II
is such sweet revenge 10 sly, Sop my
paper =
When anything in . community
reeds pitching into. why nut call ZAP
on the merchant, The doctor, or the
hotel keeper TO 90 for Ii II Is as
much their business As 1t Is that OF the
newspapers. Tae raper prJieSseS on
" to give the uews-nUt 10 act aS 20
lice, detective, or executor ot the aw
Il has the -amp right 10 work for the
person engaged III The obj,cli,mal call
ing, as the merchant has 10 sell his
goods.
Another dreadful thing in the eyes
Of many people, is the lde4 that news
pauers somelumes receive pay from
pcliucians. Newspapers make po.ltl
clans and are onJi,ivG 10 something
tor Il. II man wants TO be elected
to an honorable and lucrative position,
aud wants a newspaper 90 assist hlm,
why l. not he newspaper entitled t.
pay fox II? Ii the poiiician hires
a team at 4 livery TO carry hiin
around the country 9!ec,i0nrurlnL, the
livery stable man doesn't outrage any
body'7 seu-e Of propHe;y hy receiving
, 1876-08-12

Rlcu WITHOUT MoyEy.-Many q
man is rich without money. ThoGS-
ands of men with nothing in their
pockets, and thousands wI;hou, even
"a pocket, are rich. \ man born with
a good. sound constitution. good
stomach, a good heart, and good
limbs, and pretty good hcsdplece, =
rich. Good bones are better ghan
gold tough muscles than silver {;
and nerves that illsh fire and carry
energy 10 every function, are better
than houses and land. Il is better
than landed estate 20 have The righ,
kind of father and mother. Good
breeds and bad breeds exist among
men as really as among herds and
horses. Education may do much to
check evil tendencies, or to develop
good ones but it is a great Thing to
inherit the right proportion Of iacu!~
ties to begin with. The man is rich
who has a di>posi,iou-nho is natur
ally kind, patient, cheerful, hopeful,
and who has flavor Of wil and lun
in his composition. The hardest thing
20 get on with IN th.s lie is = mans
own self y cross, selfish teilow-a
deSponiing and complaining Ic.Iow-a
umid and care buriencd man-these.
remarks 4 cotemp rary, are ali born
deiormed ON the Inside They DO net
limp, but their thoughts do.
, 1876-08-12
aNefklg StatFsfaan.
n.x August II. 1876
WuAT DOES IT MEAN.-kYery one

WgAT DOES IT MEAN.-EYery one
who has paid the sigh'es; attention
70 the foreign financial market oi late,
must have been slsuck with the rahd
as well as enormous increase III The
amount of geld which The bank "f
England has been accUmnlating. The
last return Of the bank shows that the
institution has more gold III lis vaults
at the present time than u has ever
had before. Tie sum Of Sli3 ,U0O,-
900 is no trife even for a nation pos
sessing the great wealth Of England /;
and the accumulation OF such vast
amount, so far IN excess oi any that
has heretofore been on band, gi'es
forth unfailiug Indications OF an i'm
pendinr crisis. We, of course, do
not infer that England's credit abroad
requires blUstering or that any internal
disruption Of business requires the
boarding Of such a vast amount, hnt
what we are inclined 10 believe i that
England = putting herself III 'ea"lheS'
TO meet the sudden demand, which a
European war woa!d-inyoke and such
war ia not one Of Tie remote cun-
tingencies, bul is an expectation which
NAV soon be realized. There Is 20
country in the world 'hat 80 keeniy
appreciates aud understands the value
of a full treasury during war times a.
does England. Il helps victory, !:
overcomes defeat, it has been the
great elixir Of national success with
England and is 50 regarded by the
British minister, who in the present
instance are preparing for contingent
cies.
, 1876-08-12

LATEST FasWpys II LAWN Blow
ING.-OI course any great siummak
of man can push Il lawn mower Hp
ami down aui around, anl he can
uibble eff the grass after fashion.
but when il comes down TO ariiS lc
work pass Tie mower over To a you"g
ladr. Vt noon Yesterday laSSIe oI
eighteen pat Il mower 1t work on
snip of gr!ss on L-iyarl street, and
b-G,re she was half through over
thirty meu and boys were leaning
against the fence anI apulaudiug
The Grst few feet we're cEl Gia~, Ieag
iug a sIrip along thu cur D>toHt - q
fringe On the ujher side Of the work
she started out To tuck and ruliie, huJ
finally cut most of the graS> on the
gore, and finished up with = deep
tioGncn along the street. Over l.,
the fence she hemmed up narrow
strip bound il aTounl with a clean
cut and then performed some Of the
incest plating ever seen. leaving
enough tail grass Along lie ience 'u
serve aS an ovrrskirt to The lawn.
The boys lh0nghl there ought 20 be
mote padding around The horse block
bnf she was busy falling over ue
handle OF the mower Just then, ami
limpai into tie house without takmy
, 1876-08-12
The First Ocean Steamer.

An interesting fact 10 kGow al the present
epoch in our history is that the first steamer
70 ero-s the Atlantic was an American -hip.
From. letter written to the London Times in
1851. bv Mr.. John 5 Cunningham, now pay
director IF the United ) ares navy, we ex-
,rae, he following items Of interest in con
nec,iop wrh rh- facr. Air. Cuuningha1n's :
letter was call-d forth ty claim made by
the Times IL, a previon- issue that The S5ias,
a British Steamship, was the first 10 cross.
Il says:
On referring to the TlHs5 Of June p, 1918,
you viii fad the following paragraph, cF,d
tied to Marwade's commercial report for that
week:
Among the arrivals yesterday at this
port We werr particularly =rs'lfird and as'cn-
i,hrd BY the noyrl sight OF n fine steamship,
" hioh came round 4, 7:3U p NJ, without the
assistance of single sheet, in s-yle which
displayed the power and advantage Of the
Application of steam 10 yr--e!S Of The largest
slz- bang $50 rol- burden She Il calird he
Saraaai, Capt4in Rogers, aud sailed from
Savannah (G,orgis, L. S ) ,hr IS n of May,
aud arrived in he ciruutl f,- day siuc-.
Daring ber passage she worked the engine
eighteen days Her model i, beautiful. and
the accommodation Tor pt-senZegs elegant
= L. q, ~
, 1876-08-12

RFMAERsBLE NrrALTY.-Tbe Hartford
coIJr't prints the follow ing " Nr. William
Taylor who I'll from Cbsuey's building On
Saturday, April %, aud was taken 30 the
hospital in tais city, died there on We5nes-
day nigh, OF this week, haviu. lived s-vrnty
icur days since he WAS % igiGrel. The cs,e
i one |lthoa. parallel H. medical reclrd.
The fall crushed the base Of hi- skuH. aid
his injuries we're such a. would have At
once killed any ordinary person. Since he
was 50 injured he has been able. w!h IN.
bead bAndag-i, TO get up aud walk afoat in
The ho-pi;al, tux be Ea, had several severe
henorhag's from he lose, al finally did
i:om the vifvc, uf one. %
, 1876-08-12

The New LaEarY BrLL.-The
bell which is to takp the place once
occupied BY the old " Liberty Bell
Is ROW securely resting in It's proper
place in Independence Halt, in Phiia
drlrhia Il Is seven tee, high and
twentv>tfree and one half feet in cir
conference at the mouth. is weight
Is 1900 pounds The clapper Weighs
500 rounds. II Is made of 4 mixtdre
OF 80 per cent. copper, and 20 per
cent. tia. Cannon captured ii Sara
toga during the revolutionary war,
al Gettysburg dgling the rebellion,
furnishes part Of the material. 1t
bears the notices Proclaim liberty
throughout al! the land unto all The
inhabitants thereof" and Glory Ia
God in the highest. on earth, peace,
good will toward men" There J. al
50 the inscription - Presented 10 the
ciry Of Philadelphia by a cIiizen."
, 1876-08-12
VISION I-DFSTGyS AND MODELS.
DIVISION M-PLOHING
z. Z RE. Smrerlnt n!ent

B1st f4oWliis.. D'P va
FOR manifest Improvements, useful 70 the farmer
am m-.iItuic and lot iuc!uiei uul-r any class or
uuF--l or III. REGULAR ~ NUNS premiums may be
aryTir,led =. tie discretion Il the Trustees.
, 1876-08-12
EAEENE ESIEt
Ale

| FARM FOR SALE OF uue Halr Section Of land.
Il GOOD FRAME HOUSE ami FRANZ BARN
-. . sOJl Ol.C-t--i- -, UIta FRUIT AID HEUB-
bEis on tr place There J. IlIr. "a. O. Of =, oi
~ iilins water, iI p.ruy Of tn tr for fire ~ OF
ana 4el-c--S pups >, tie land Ii paac- i sit
ua'e one auI ofr h1ii ul-> from D-y.Uu toluur-
Or Soanty " aShiag-Dn territory. FOs further par
ueGitr>, ai3gess tbs unlzss.gIl,i al won !, II
o5-I NEA "A d L KIRK
, 1876-08-12

= 81 MAk-lI'GE lL,'FScFs-- We have Just had printed
- '-Iy Leat ST. e ot # blank Mar a.s i ssnc-s,
~ NHi>h We ale prepared 20 tll orr.-rs TLess
1eIseS are printed on extra fre p.ret and ca, =.
81 4 Tie rate Of e. pr lundrel 81 for frfv and
a. Tie same Ite fOr les uu.,ber Couutv An itors
-S Ieli'-'ei to III Il their orders In every e. -
--a Iitst v .iecofniytn5-d ty the cash. Il
~ ~ the sE.rES4AS Cfsoa "a iAI
, 1876-08-12

MEN should keep their ewes vide
open before marriage, and halt shut
af'erwara.
, 1876-08-12
Administrators

toi1JE l. HEREBY GIVFN. That the under
7isle4 has len appuin. = Admin .st s.to- OF the
e'ti'e OF DAVID WESTON, deceased iv the
r'"."'e irGTl ni NA'A MALTA county Al cIailas
against Sai state must b. pr-seItrd 10 tie niidr
s-'4yi a1L-.nle'r 'riior, at hs psrl-uc-- n " ala
'Ali' tliy, within one ear f.um the f-St pui.Ii-
,Ie.'l o. tlz E1tee. they wil l- i,Teyer barred
Dated "al,a Nal a, July >, 1876
p BEN NiLEY Aimlu.s-rato. OF The
ot-tW E-taie nt nAvIp M Es.ru,. la-e.s-l
, 1876-08-12
Pacific Mutual
LIFE INSURANCE
C5NgS'kST.
of California.
A..ets. Sl.INO.NGN.


THEPACTFIG NI-TgALla.. sal is funds o.. this
on.>t- Il la perfected q uey- plan 81 iI.sJslnr-
c1iiei tie Muruui lvgSJIn-at Plan. II g,.t aate-s
Cth finite rate O. t,yIlrl.a AMI d ErIiu G. .>h sur
render Value. E.ch aYq!,-.Ut elects Al- own terms
= no' co. Veiel TO pay ;CT Insurance any longer
than he .ies-!s Il.
II Is u ~ contract easily understood, and pos
st>S,S every element az safety, -cDi,y aul ss;-i.c-
ton At SLOWS uut alone Lo,s s.t 70 insurance
Hl. Lo" 10 rJ out Hi. ,sse ar. lts>ei. C4kt the
OH TINS ,o.sy, q does g.ut Aul th= ISure 20 II H.
teEmiHaole ccuJric' hat IL b.. .er may r.1l.z- is
cash value at ans r'ur, R>O THAI CASH VALUE Is
IAPE'S ID on rHET PILL II FIGUaEs, Il helrS the
lV'" condition OF o. policy.
20 oJv-ra rrt-r se,.ren - debt protect firli v
Go guar. slrs.U~; wit!IGtyl ,f bus u>s capaI fy a
pa tn-rS death, ~ 20 ryi!e Tor ol s.e-i, IS pre-
/ eInlneut, ans SuTPa>sg, al other Iltus.
WHEN ! MAN DIS. \ FORTUNE PER
lSHtS- "-Dictsis.
I" Policy ot Insurance ) th- Chea;,ast and Safest
uoie q IA king certain provision for one family
.-F.GGt,;u.
How strange that men should I've careful 10 insure
their StIs goods AMI house VII "a NAY or may S,lr
SINK Gur ur - destroyed ana refuse 20 insure. tL.r
lives, Inch are CE..TaIS - ctaS@,
Is sH ORDINARY LIFETIME,
Possibly TOD y, AMI fuse, too, waeu t'I-y know
THAI the CON orl al theif fiIiIes and the safety oi
tA-r eSt't- a-P.nN upon them perSOuaI ability and
lltu.E !u-nt, wl Il Laag> ON ti.- -lrnle- threat OF
Ia u rN-> vn'e In these Times Df money strlLvucy
Everywhere Il wUuil De we'll 10
= : Il - = \ MON Il - I
- GU 'tte Uf life 10 01nsiifr the Possibilities and
eahil5 -lll-s that sUT OIEl neiFiy every kIus OF
hu>n -, and quehtly the Eap iutS- oi those
who are rl-I dent upon cur labor iCr them suppog,.
80 PuosI~!oN FoH OR IIPINuE0Is Is kuIQsrE
"H.,a = NUT IaIA.EulAIE, FUR UEATH HiRY HE
IsINL-.I-TE-
Oar estates, under our management, may lie VIC. IA
tlouS ti.ts. O our beIrS hundreds
lie that pEuvlieth f0y us Owl. an especially
to- hI- Log~-hul4 Is w ~ than an II a.e aI.t
hss denied tii- i4!rh." EEs1N3. & staCFS
General -,geU.S fer Oregon, aud Easll.Egto.. and
IcEio Territories.
NA.LA WALL, July %. lS76- s3tf