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REGULATING PILLS

perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet
gum, purge, regulate, purify. cleanse, and
stIensthen. Rsysay's Pill, for the cure Of all
disorders Of the Stomach, Liver, Bowes, kidneys,
Bladder, Nervoas Diseases, Headache, Constipa-
ton, C0xuvencss. indigs ston, Dyspepsia Bilious.
meas, Bilious Fever, Inflammation Of the BowelS
Piies aud ali Derargemenis ofthe Internal Viscers,
Warranted 10 eject q positive cure. Purely
Vegetable, containing no mercury, minerals, or
6eieterioas druSs.
ess-ob.erye the following symptoms resulting
from Disorders OF the Digestive Organs
Constipation, Inward Plies, Fulnes Of the Blood
In the Aea,, Acidity Of the stomach, kausea.
Heartburn, Disgust OF Food, tIllness Of Weight
In the stomach, Sour Eruptions, Sinking or F1at-
tsrinss in the PIT O: the Stons11 swimming OF
the Head, Hurried and Difhcult breashInG, Fiut-
terings as the Heart, Choking or Sunpcatibg sena-
ton when in . Lying Posture, DImness Of Vision,
Dots OF Vets before the sight, Fever anu Dull
Pain in the Heed, Deficiency ef terPirztion. Yel-
iouness of the skin and Eses, Pam in the siue;
Chest, Lil5s. and sudden Flushcs OF Hest Bum
log in the Flesh
A fe- doses of RAILWAYS FILLS win free the
system, from all the above nssned disorders
Price IS csnu per oox. sold By DrIGSisss-
Rcd 'sfALsR AID rRUkp
Send one letssr-ssamp 70 HADWAY& On. M
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects o..
Errors and Abuses ia earl ii e. MannDod Ie-
stored impeiimen to Marriage removed. ew
method Of treatment. New nd m rkabl. rem-
edies. Books and Circulars sent Tree, in seal
.nve opes.- Address, HOE AID A, SOC AXIOM,
il9 \. Ninth t., Philadelphia, Pa an In-tita-
IioI 'avinS high r-pu aii1n tor homo ab q con-
duct AMI pro es.iona skill j.nl9-Si-eoddw.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-02
Kidney d Bladder Comp lain

Urinary and Womb Diseases' Gravel, Diabetes,
Droley, stopPsTs OF water, iEcontiHence Uf urine,
BIishrs disease slbuminuriA, and IN all cases
where there are brioA-Gust deposits, or the water
is.thick, cloudy, mixed with substances like the
white OF egg threads like white silE, there
Is nlurbid Ozark, bilious appearance, and white
bone dust deposIs, and when there is prieking,
burning sensation when passing water, and pain
In The sIuall oi the back and along the loins.
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-"What is the interior of Africa princi-
pally used for ?" asked teacher of pupil.
''For purposes of exploration" was the
reply.
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Sl,2M Profit from IlTsstneat of$2oe

N~E o. our customers purcha ased . spread on
~ 100 sh r ofN. Y. Central put tlO6, cal
AZ IFS: hUying 100 -hsres .. ainst IN put at l07,
v 1ich were sold at liA: cling tth came price
OF Al go th Q operati..n q ~nn reys atsd every
monta in the ear; el0 60 go u Q. o %. viii
ray 40 vel for an INT invested; G Id. Stock,
Colt nj Tob,cc + IN and ), a o. csmmis,i i n
advances On consig n~nfs. .end TO- price lists
and ci cn'sIs CAARLeS SMgDLEY 4 %
m - ankers 3 Brokers, 20 Brood
Sxl street. neAr sold and Stock
k2ehaagS, Hew Yoek.
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Each Hay or Stock scsie Includes beam box,
brxss beam and Of. ing 20 -. and full directions
ff seft Il All aie. proaeriy packet and
delivered n he depot in 'hicaeo, free Of eha-Er
At tn -se low pr ces easa must accompany he or.
der. vhrh ~ be seut by draft on Chicago or
fev York. ~. order. rrgisered letter or ex-
psrsS eh.nes Pr.psi } and upon receipt Of same
twill b dnly scknoviedged and scale promptly
shiPPed. Addrss,
CHICAGO SCALE COMPANY,
g md 10 Eeuk Nonu>. -
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DR., WHITTIER,

IEs w yEssa esEE,
6I7 ST. Charles street, st Louis, MO.
la, ZEN lez1,- szT17,S il the s3-c.a 4
ssn sysennsTca1i, Ter al Se14al ana Chronic Diseases
SyphiiiG, c Conorrhoea. cieet, Structure,
Orchitls, Hernia, or Rupture, ell Urinar,
Diseases aud sypnliicicOr m e5cUriai aHac-
TORS Q: tte throat, skin or bones, are treated
VIC Unparalleled success, cz atct mise rrlncIIc
Spernasorrrosa, Sexual Debility ard
tmDOtercy, the resut Of selr dbrsei n Tosth ,sX
proi-ce ss-e OF the fOs esecs: ,er-7a
sNs,to-' de5iiify. di7sss Of sight dsree:.rs ,s.rert
Ppes &C fAs g1ct fhpBf-Gt dscsg G-eysio1
Lnaiss eosrsoa Of fseI' fosr orsc-gsl porS-.
~ Ia p,oPer ., 9nhappt, -: -:
seave srr in s,1isi snreiepe. 70. pasisss -ags
Diseases pecui,a TO worren. Eash q
vhi'ss ciJrosis. Diseases Iso-
Ssrsifs e,c, sI-ce sfally tr-ried- Descriptive
teGeG Tor trc st1np' Age With experience
Lied rpon II self ev ientth Fhy siei.n ns n.
cnds o. eases every year acquires great skI fky
moving tbs 9ently recameaa eereons 70 nv car
CSand ntai nsEltAiiao oE=ly or by letter
lasied VI sincnaTesent visit tie city tes
rr-nt rti-Eaes c7a b. express Rail eTe-y~e
Cire.os El1-aot cd where exists It'll :sry
rated O. y hJu .: 4. ". TO p. NJ Sandsys IL
PM Pt-so.s esri in the city cry hoH- r7e. ec
sIrecf g :as oaoe. II At nis 1t ring the Door Bel!
Thee to saaea who's house Of twelve rooms, Is ts
most Extensive in the country, embracing Receuon
Coz u =1a rorr1s, E1srliES and sleeping apsr---n'S
Meii-E-cf sai Vapcr Bzhs: cr?reheaSive Lshora,ory
vsrre al i -i,-. c-et il tn, c=-abishaent pre2ar.
,ui ios % 81 the Library, where the cid AMI
latest ttz-G q NrEs % 81. ths sehoos Of medicine
found 49, Arl' al FA.ss l,- size aud colcret TO liz,
fl1s.r7'i cs7 i.io--- which have eeei r-scr ei
Ton p. s sr..cSz - c.rers.. sd be
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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-02

GS IN C20 per dsy. Agents wanted. All
w ~ VIZ clssses Of working people Of both
sexes, Young and old, make more money ct work
tor US, in their IN Localities during their spare
monents, or all the time. than at any thing el-s.
We offer einE loyment that will pay handsomely
Tor every hours work. Full particulars, terms,
&c, sent Tree. send your address a. once.
Don delay. Now Is the time. Don't iook fcr
work or business eisev here until you have learned
what We cter. Il. SIMEON & Co, Portland, Mzino.
usyI2-sS.d&w
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TEE M =,

ToGrangers, dealers and those rho will use their
influence 10 MAJ sales, We will give 33L per c.nt
50 per cent disro1nt % all sises exceps four tors.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GO EACH WEEK. Agents wanted; particulars
VIZ Zee. J. Worth Co.. 81 Louis, No.
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We also make ma e many varieties Of Sca'as, TO
in 30 general usesa wili furnish prices, Ac, mp
on application. Also, any other Info nation
wanted.
All scales made Of the b. st msterill-fron lever,
Steel Bearir p andDr,e' Bea0s-aBd every Scale
il thoroughly tes.e8 before leaving the Factory.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-02
ALL SCALES WARRANTED.

Our Hay OR STOCK SCALES ore 20 sim-le In
their co usrruo' ion, any M chanie @ set them
Without difdcuiry, aEd thus ave q large share Of
the e1pen-e. They are .ccurate stIo, z and dura-
ole, and not lsaeie to ret out OF order
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.nz7-a4v.i.n caiczSo, III.
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
WATERING OIL.

THE PENNSYLVANIA TRANSPORTATION CON-
PANy's TRouBLEs-vRRY LITTLE KNOWN N
pHILADELpHIA-AH INVESTIGATION MADE AT
2ITUsvIILK, AND MB. HARLEY HAs sATIs-
FAcToRILY sETTLKD.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov !, 1876.
Except to tho stockholders OF the company nothing
to be known In this city OF tho troubles Of ths
Pennsylvania Transportation Company, the new oil
pipo line. which is IN course OF construction from
Titusville to Philadelphia On Third street, among
tho brokers, q few had heard vague rumors thai
something wrong, but what the nature OF IL was
no had any positive information. After dligent
hunt the few that pecuniarly interested In that
company here wore found, and from them all the
knowledge they 2rofcsssd 10 have concerning the
alleged crooked practices OF the President was OBJ
taincd by the HERALD correspondent Tho Hon Will
lam Ii. Kemble President OF the Pacific Ban K; state
Treasurer Robert w. Mackey, and ex-Recoiver Of
Taxes John L Hill arc about tho only stockholders
now In Philadelphia Of any prominence. Tho story
they tell amounts 10 this:-
Last Saturday the directors first received intima
ton that the certificates OF the company selling
Ptsburg and In tho oil regions far below what they
had beon bringing and what those Of other oil com.
panies quoted At This at excited suspicion,
and an investigation was thought necessary. A meet.
ing OF tho directors was called at Titusvilis
Monday, and their examinations into the
affairs OF the company now bong made, tha
direction still holding their sessions thoro. Il appears
that alleged that Mr. Harry Harscy, tho president
OF the company, with other officers havo been issuing
fraudulent certincates their These certi
fcaes purported 10 represent largo amounts OF oil
ceved by the company for Shipment 70 the extent OF
several hundred thousand dollars worth, ID rumored
The fraudulent paper required the sgnatures Of Iho
President and Secretary. and was then negotiable IL
used as collateral spon which money has been
borrowed by Mr. Harley.
A later despatch was received tonight at the Grsrd
House, from rtusvie, TO Hon. A. K Gordon, stating
that the investigation ID concluded and M Harley has
scttlcd satisfactorily.
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
GEORGIA AND SOUTHERN CLAIMS.

GOVERNOR TILpEN's LETTER lNDoRsED BY THI
DEMOCRATIC SENATOR'S AND coNGnEssMES
OF THE STATE
ATLANTA, Ca, Nov. ], 1876
The Secretary OF tho State Democratic Committee
or Georgia has tclegrapbed to the Chairman Of tho
National Democratic Committee that Georgia demo-
ndorse fully aud sincerely the letter OF Governor
Tilden tho Southern claims question. Tho press
and politicians OF Georgia have spoken unanimously
in endorsements OF Tildens letter The committee 10
indorscd by Senators and Congressman Of Georgia
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
WAS MIR. LICK SANE?

MET BY A DENIAL OF HIS OWN LEGITIMACY.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. I, 1875
It has been ascertained that tho main grounds on
which John II. Lick intends to contest his fathers
trust deed insanity and undue influence on the
part Of the trustees and others, who alleged have
used means to prejudice tho deceased against
his by falsely accusing the latter OF
obtaining tho passage through the Legis-
lature Of a bill providing that no deccdent
should devise proportion Of his fortune
to charitable other Objects aside from the natural
heirs by which and other alleged untrue representa-
tions tho deceased induced leave the estate Ia
trust TO tho prejudice Of tho petitioner Tho iegiti-
macy OF John II. LICK Will be made . prominent
feature In the contest by the trustees, and an I'm
preston prevails that IL will be dinculs to prove any
action tho part OF his father by which hn lsgit-
macy can be established
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
FLORIDA FOR TILDEN.

WHAT HON. BEN II. HILL SAYS HE HAS OBJ
SERVED AMONG THE 'sFLY-UP-THE-CREEKs." +"
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov l, 1875.
Hon. Benjamin H. Hill, who has just returned from
stumpne tour Florida pronounces that State GER
tain for Drew and rlcen by not less than 5000 ma
jority He says the Northern settlers FLORIDA, who
hold the balance OF power. have almost without excep
ton deserted the republican party and ara supporting
both state and national democratic tickets Ho says
II is SIMPLY impossible to beat people full OF
thusiasm aud inspiration tho democrats ot florda
are.
The New York herald., 1876-11-02

WHAT NIGHT HAvR BEEN DONE.
Let us see, then. what might have been done when
the rebellion broke out, had tho incumbent tho
Presidential chair belonged TO that party knew OF
a democrat who loyal any man that evor
lived. The cxnortaton OF General Jackson addressed
10 tho people OF the South said the neli should
be taken unless the Star Spangled Banner OF their
country 1Uatcd over them, that .'yOu viii not he sg
matizsd when dead ana dshonored and scorncd while
you are living, the authors OF tho nrst
attack the constitution Its dcsroyers you cannot
be- You may disturb It's peacc you may interrupt the
OF It's prosperity, you may cloud It's reputation
with boodshed, bus It's tranquility will be restored, It's
prosperity will return and the stain its national
character VIII be transferred and remain an eternal
the disorder" Away with The notion that
republicans draw distinction between
democrats and ourselves In loyalty, courage, in de-
Termination. No, draw a distinction between the
democrats who loyal, courageous and nrm and the
democrats that are disioyal timid and base TAP
long as this 10 a free country | propose 10
draw. (Applsuse) And II the democrats do not
lko y they cannot like is worse than they liked
tho exhortaiion OF Jackson and could not beat that
u was try ali night. lLauphterl Lot us
have got down 10 1851 Buchanan came along four
years aitorward and lasted until 1860. and ho
TO the government OF the States 70 which
Jackson had exposed his opinions about
thirty years Sec whether II sounded like Jackson,
the sxhorsalion OF Buchanan when you SEQ that SEQ
whether II sounds likc Tiiden- II you think u
sounds liko Jackson II does not sound Ike Tildcn.
(Appiause IL have arrived NJ the ucusion that no
such power has been delegated 10 Congress- nor to any
other department Of the federal government" And
no was too consistent statesman 10 issue an cxhortA-
ton In tho language OF Andrew Jackson denouncIng z
In numbering vengeance upon tho people Tor only
doing what they had right TO do On tho 10th day Of
October ls0O AZ precisely the same stage IN the prcsi
dental that now, Governor Tlden,
then private person, but great crcdit a.
doctor OF law 10 the democracy, wrote this lot
Blu. yet he had not changed a hair Of his head.
not one Now, speaking OF tho Statos, he says,
"Easn h organized inso sta,ss"-[shAs IL The op.
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
BETTING IN WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON Nov. l, 1870
Three pools were tonight the Presidential
election, as follows General result, Tiden boats
Hayes, 500 to Ss0 Tdcn carries State OF New York,
$50 TO $50; Tilden carries Indiana, $40 TO $50
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
A BAD PLACE TO WALK.

Boston. Nov /, 1876
james DAILY, whilo walking on the track Of the New
York and New England Railroad, near Readvills Sta-
tion this afternoon was struck BY engine and re-
ccivsd injuries which resulted fatally in shoss ss
af.crward
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
POOLS ON THE ELKcTIoNa

As tho day OF election grows nearer tine pool rooms
arc nightly and more crowded The Paris
mutual pools command the attention Of those who
speculate small margins while the heavy bettors
connnc themselves 10 the auction pools. Whether 10
Is owing 10 prevalence Of democrats among those
who bet not IL is certain that the confidence oil
democratic success Is daily increasing among thom.
The following will show The feeling ON tne national
and OF tho State elections. as evdenced by the
The New York herald., 1876-11-02

An even bet offered that Tildcn would nave
three times the majority In New York state that
Hayes would have In Ohio AT Kelly Hhss' 500
bet that Tlden would carry the four States
New YORK. New Jersey. Connecticut and Indiana
Two thousand dollars to 500 offered at Norris
sey - Tildcn's election.
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
AMUSEMENTS
ARRIVAL OF MADAME xssrPoyY.

ARRIVAL OF MADAME EssPoxH
Madame Annette RssipoH, tho famous Russian
pianist In New York yesterday ON the French
steamship Labrador. She proceeded a once 70 tho
Clarendon Hotel A sketch OF this distinguished
artist has already appeared In tho HxRALD. A. her
apartments In the hotel she found magnificent grand
piano which had been especially selected for her.
Regardless Of the fatigue consequent upon stormy
voyage tho fair pianist down oncs aud for half
hour before = low iriends, she played . number Of
poi will make her nrss public appearance ~ StsiAwAy
Hall ON the l4th fnaL
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC MOTIFS.

"Tbs Grabbed Age" will replace tom Cobb ~ the
Park Theatre next Wednesday.
Tho nth Sunday concort At Booths Theatre has
been postponed by Mr. Fryer until the 18th nsa, on
account OF the excitement preceding tho election
Elaborate preparations arc being made for "As You
Like It' ~ the Fifth Avenue Theatre Miss Fanny
Davenport will appear the llth ~ Rosalnd and NJ.
william Caetls NJ Amiens.
Edwin Booth will begin his engagement as the
Lyceum on November 20. IN "HamIst" The following
arc tho principal members Of tho COMPANY Mr. NC
vickar has engaged 70 support hm:--cIara JsnsinsA
Jennie Carroll Ahce Brooke Ylorsncs stratton, Ene
Johns and Frederic Robinson, Mines Lsviek. Janss
N. Hardie, Frank Pierce, Hart Conway, ". A Whiss-
car, w. II. Collins, Y. X Foster, 7. J. Kinds, v. ".
Grant, Lewis Baker, G. ". AiIlcr and oshsrA the
complete company includes eishsy-s psrsonA
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
A cAnp IRON MISS c1.Axrox

To rnx EDIroa or rux HxRAID:-
VIII you allow me 20 correct nisapprshsnsion In
regard TO my engagement s the Union square rhears
am SAN q member Of the company ~ that theatre
and hope ever 70 remain lsok upon tho house -
my dramatic homo and 10 pstSons my dearest
friends Tho managers McsaxA Shook Palmer,
have kindly given permission 70 funl few weeks'
star engagements which have made In the intsrios
etses When these are concluded hope 10 return 10
my old place che Union square Theatre and my deAr
pubisaf YourA very faAshfully, KATE oksAx1oM.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-08-05

lsg" BEIEFs.-The family Of S. IL.
Brosius Of the firm of Brosius e Co., Of
Baltimore have been spending several
weeks with Rev. J. w. Smith.
Mr.. Abraham Harris was taken sud
denly i'll on Tuesday last.
Several heavy and protracted rains
visited this region during the past
week
The County Council, Patrons OF Illus
bandrv, will meet at Summit Point, to-
day, Saturday.
Examine the new advertisements IN
this issue.
1t is said Tilden and Hendricks
pole will soon be raised in this town.
Watermelons and cantclopes are plen-
tiful in town.
Rev. r. c. Holland started for Stras-
burg, on Thursday last, TO attend Inc
Lutheran Synod.
The post Office of Martinsburg was
broken into Tuesday night last by some
parties unknown. They carried Oft
four registered letters, containing in all,
about $40.
The Normal Institute, for the instruc-
ton of teachers was opened i'll Romney
on Monday weekly Prof Jos. McMur-
ran.
Capt. Josh. Hamil has opened out
cigar and tobacco store in the room ad-
Joining the Sentinel building, at Graf
ton.
The annual fair of the Washington
county agricultural society will be held
on the 10Th, 20th and 2lst of October,
at Ilagerstown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-08-05

Rs" REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
The Republican State Convention
met at Parkersburg on Thursday morn
inc at half past IL o'clock, with {. W.
Smith temporary chairman. After ap-
pointing the proper committees Inc
Convention adjourned until after dinner.
On assembling in the afternoon, y. w.
Campbsll was reported permanent
chairman. The 5allo;ing for candidates
was begun about half:past SIX, and
completed at III o'clock. The follow
ing is the ticket
Governor, Nathan Golf, OF Harrison
Supt. of Schools, +. II. Crago, OF. Mar
shall Auditor, &. NJ Shinn, of Taylor !;
Treasurer, Moses Frankenberyer, OF
Kanawha Attorney General, John a.
Hutchinson, of Wood for Judges OF
the Court of Appeals, W. Ii, II, Flick
of Berkeley, and r. L. Berkshire Of
Monongalia, one each for twelve years,
and Judge r. S. Brown, of Jackson,
for the four years term.
The Congressional Convention tor
the 2nd district was postponed until
some future time.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-08-05
rsy- Youyc MEx's CHRISTIAN Asso

Ey" You've MEN's CHRISTIAN Asso-
c1arIoN.-TheIn International Convention
of the Young Mems Christian Assocla-
ton of the United States and British
Provinces, held its annual session at
Toronto, Canada, July -, -, IA ana
10, in SALISBURY Hall.
The Convention was very large ana
enthusiastic, consisting OF representa-
lives from an area Of country embracing
OREGON on the West and Nova Scotia
on the East the extreme northern por-
tons of the Canadian provinces on the
North, and Alabama on the South.
Major Hardy, Of Alabama, the Presl-
dent of the Richmond Convention, took
the chair, and called the convention to
order. After a short delberation the
Committee on Permanent Organization
consisting of one member from each
State, Province, District and Territory
neutrality-suspicious. names Of Rus
sell Sturgis, Jr, of Boston land j.. V. l..
Graham, of Baltimore, for President and
Secretary-who were unanimously cleo
ted. Among the distinguished men
present, ard going in heart and soul Tor
the Association, were Daniel Wilson,
l.. L. D., of Toronto, and Stuart Rob
inson,,D. d., of Louisville, ky,-men
of worldwide reputation as writers and
orators.
The most marked man in the conven-
ton was George Williams of London
the originator and founder c: the
Young Mems Christian Assoclatlon-a
very modest, pleasant looking little man,
of some GO years of age, who addressed
the convention in few atfectlonSte
words of welcome, and expressed great
qualification that the little brnd Of chris
tan young men, which be had called
around him few years ago, in count
ing room in the great metropolis OF
England, have grown to such proper
tons and was becoming in the hands
of God, such mighty power Tor good
in the world.
One of the most pleasant and enjoy
able features of the convention was the
entertainment given on Saturday alter
noon July 10Th, by the president OF the
Toronto Association, Hon. John McDon-
aid, NJ. p, at his palacious residence in
the suburbs, beautiful establishment
erected upon slight elevation over
looking the city and Lake Ontario and
decorated with every romantic embellsh-
ment offancy.
Great qualification was expressed at the
reports of the international Executive
Committee and the several Evangelists
from the various fields of labour; and
large sums Of money were Subscribed
for the prosecution Of the work during
the coming year.
The Convention adjosrned on Sun
day evening July 10th, to meet in the
city of St. Louis, Mo, in 1877.
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