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, 1877-02-16
HYHENEAt,

6ptcid8 DsodtcA 10 7ht 1ffaHaE.
CAanospALE, H., Feb. l5.-Thss evening the
elite Of our city had the pleasure Of witnessing
one Of the most brilliant OF weddings. The
contracting parties were ]. G. Hnnd1cY, Of
Charles Z. Kellogg Il Co.'s, Chicago, re-
stling here, and Miss Myrta Alden,
one Of our accomplished and popular
bellies. The ceremony was performed
at The residence Of tho bride's parents on Main
street, BY the Rev. j. L. Hawkins, assisted by
Ur. Robert Aiynn. Early in tho evening the In.
ytel Eucsts assembled In the apacious porlors.
Prominent among the party were Col. II. D.
Bush anil Indy. Prot. John Hull and Indy, Prof
!. u. Brownfee and lady, Prof. D. D.
Parkinson mud lady. f. j. 1ngerso,l and
lady, q. T. Wlnnc and lady, anil the Intimate
as10tlates Of the contracting parties. The prcs-
ents to the bride c,nsstcd uf a handsome gnld
watch md opcra-chain from the groom; silver
caster frnn the gentlemen friends Of both par
ties: pickle safver frunl cousin In Chicago;
beautiful autoYrnpii.aihum, In whfei, each
guest placed their inscriptions. from Charles a.
sheplrd nti Miss Lydia Drckernan; also NIL
tnefous nrticfcs Of silver Tableware After tl,n
ceremony AMI congratulations q bountffui re-
paat vas served. Supper over, dancing was In
tl,lRed In up to nearly o'rlnek. They leave
for vt. Louis Tomorrow evening, but fcturn at-
ter Ashort rfslt there.
, 1877-02-16

or fftenH credit IN aid Nf, any pun
Tic or other corporation. asro.atton. or tndsidHai.
1t wonh hc we'll to notc hero that the C1nmf.
fontrs have vin1nttd there express scctIunf Of tho
Constitution of tho Stasn. They ''a1tered con-
traeA and extended ercds," which were Facfcd
obligations. 1t IL srne theEn was
dHEAT PRESSURE BROUGHT 70 REAR
upon the loard. bat, m rublc officers, they ehnufd
havo understond that they had duty 10 perform.
good sentinel novef sleeps on his post. Yet
these Commissioners do not want 10 DO
criticised. They kept the facts from
tho nuhtlc !, when theT nada tho
reduetions Of RI per cent to contractors. They
hrpuc IN defense Of this that It wns policy 1t TINT
The lenltentiarY Comm!ssoners ars nitecrs under
s . ss !. s b:s &c e see e'gGa n s
Richardson contract
.rMRY EXTENDED CREDITS
eS. esf q am "9 e Ha l. vs's
getting 500, 900 more State iouAe work il fhhl:
T.. 2ndi{ 1s. +dusS a;y hs0 s2e e
- sos is's 'S:s so go Y. ses On ~ saiioas con-
Again. they claim that they should get an appro-
pristion tom r. ths Ststo r. fnlly so ooo To
Tenitensty Ia. i .oTe tan enough money to rsy ia
debts II all Tint is col'oetahlo i collected During
tho next two ycar@ ~ The conteacts harn been !et
Of tho institution Il matter Of business interest 10
lee By ps' ps,eas osra Nv Viz 0'e'' A'''
rAHr!Es WHOLLY or NEARLr IHnEsPoEsfntE.
This ltns present tho cese In the stonc and mar,
and their credits arc being extended. contrary 10
az express constitutional pros'tion,, ret they arc
al1owed 10 20 on. i tt tha SANG with Martin Mad.
dens stone contract though there In no hrrcaFngo
yct. the contract !. weak. Tho excnFe given for
sHclI rroceeags H. ttat the State cannot afford 70
hasc ths convict* idle, and neither can tho s,ato
afford to contribute charity to grasping contract.
osx.
THE THREE coMH'ss1onHns- ,
Nefsrs. Taylor, HOgthH1fth. and Eneman-aro
nee gentlemen, bnt they are mt believed BY tho
Toilet psCro e ave "acsnt ..ists csnaeity
.ae santas !. sfe sae
tiary. It. was argned for tho contractors that
p,!ses std ya!nes had been rsaccd, and that theiF
i t.fn'sho.. wlthoat e1t!a charge, steaa,:
ss cneueer. and sainers. mi snch other sasii.
tarioa NJ arc necessary to run q busiaess. Theto
items, Of expenditure arc mt to be snecfra at.
They nta important ones. 4ntt the contractors them
| selyca understand and appreciate them.
| Ti1B NHw ADDITION.
And TOW " ns to another fact; Tho present Icgta-
for more fen!sentinry rooH a. Tic pretcnt netitu
lion !. entirely TOO small for Tho criminal popnla.
ton Sf The state s,en at The present tige hs
prison down there: THU yonld neec'.tsc a in.
:eme a; c Co., Soes
naastcr, or Alton, i,ns beea looking around here.
lIc claims flat 1,e has sold tho old prison grounds
enough. bat col. naekms:ter !: .aii 70 stil hold
ss, s ssnns "a . s' .lees As Il 7 .s5d s
he!e ii Joliet The Stats owns sixteen acres
Of land here. which could DO nsed to advantage.
MOI. fasaity "ests sfa roa
'jS 9nxs .d, to ~ r. r.
nj and r1bfn rffFo
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NEW JERSEY CENTRAL,
The Gentfeman1y Nfonopo1lsts Get Gnamia-
bio AMI Call 1:ach Other Their Popular

Names.
specfd, Dt.pa.eA to ne TrtaunA
ERw YoRK, Feb I6.-The meeting Of New
1crscy Central stockholders to-day was stormy.
In reporting for the committee appointed 10 ex-
anime tho cotnpanT's books, Mr.. Br0oknan re-
1ccte.l severely upon John Taylor Jonnstonc,
ex-frcsf'fent, md claimed, in explanation Of the
statement Of '!oatlng indebtedness nude at tho
previous meeting, that tho Committee had re.
lied upon tho word Of tho President rs to tho
amount, aad had been grossly deceived. Thu
report shows that the iokacs III mining
upcmttons during fg14-'5-'6 wero t4,273,-
4Ne1; that tho bonded debt Ind scri-
Ops1y Increased, and IA how above
e27,0oo, 600, md Tint tho management was gen.
orally ruintous IN lis plans. Tllcn the Coulnit-
tee was as4ailc,l, and Nj. 1,rookman obliged to
own he had sold all but one sharo OF Ills stock.
A motion 10 appoint a new committee finally
prevailed after a lively display OF retort md
elimination, during which cntthets werc hurled
ut tho Committee from all sh!es. and seycrnl
pcrsots plainly stated they believed the nsser-
tinns Of the report were lies. Tho Chairman re-
fuscl to appoint new committee, md the mat
W. 10 fts Hx.t<rn A.soctattd f4rm.
NEW foHK, Fch. 1h.-At meeting Of the
road to-day, the report of tie Examining COM
mittee waa read. II showed from the ncctilnts
Of tho 1.efljgh Il WiIkcsbarrc Coal Company,
from jan. |, 1874. that an actual loss Ind been
sustained Of &a, 73l o5 In three ycars; that tho
rolling 'tock nnd other property fati been eet
down In tho nnnual inycntnry "a worth more by
oscr million than what they cost, a1d that the
reports issued annually wero miastatcmcnts Of
both facts and figures.
Tho report is aycrec to tho raising Of any
such sum ne 81, ,00o, ,0oO, as It would only In
crcaao the already too heavy debt. Tie report
states that IN order to estimate their true posi-
tion the Stockholders must add to tlto irregular
charges from 1850 to 1870, amounting to s7,-
652,8 ut least 81, COCOON for deterioration OH
the equipment, also 35,O61,i1 tho cost of tho
l.ehtgh coal fields; r, ,40U,0 900 for Wilkcabarre
bonds guaranteed, and 81, ,14o, 000 blanket mort
gaVc, which foots up total Of 81, ,34t, Cos.
, 1877-02-16
CASUALTIES.
"A SCH0OLNOY'S PISTOL.
EpkcfaI Ntspatch 10 11a IfitnNA

EpkcfaI Dfspdtch to 11s JFttrNt,
JANssyiLLH, Wis, Feb. 15.-Thts morning the
teachers and scholars Of tho Second Ward School
were thrown into confusion by the report Of q
pistol and tho exclamation, AMY God I'm
shotl" It appears William Roper, about 15
ycnrs Of agc, bud in Ills possession small pts-
tol. During recitation l,c put h's hand Into
his pocket and began fooling with tho pistol.
Tho hammer slipped from Ills land, firing II OIL.
Tho bn1 entered the LETT Ieg about two-tlltrus Of
tho distance between tho knee and tho hip,
striking tho hnno and iujuring It slightly, and
then glanced down and huckwartls, coming ~tl,.
III quarter Of an Inch Of tfc surfacc tust above
the kIlce. DR.. Palmer was Immediately called
aud extracted tho bnil, and the young man u
doing a. we'll as could be expected.
, 1877-02-16

Special Nsp1fth 10 1HA 1l1oaHE
MADISON, Wis, Fob. l5.-To-day las been tho
liycllcst Of the present session Of the Lcgisla-
trro, it being on the Exemption bill Of tho
rcgular order. 4 largo number Of amendments
wcre offered, somo ndopted mud others rejected.
A call Of thc uousc was lind, which lasted an
hour and half. Finnlly the absentecs wero
brought In, aud, under the operation Of tho
previous question, tho bill was refused third
reading by vo.o Of ~ to 48.
Tho Assembly also concnrred IN Joint reso-
lutlon rc9ucstins members OF Congress to voto
for Dlanl's Silver I'LL.
acHooIenooKs.
Tho substance OF tue minnesota bill providing
for uniform Textbooks anl for the publication
ot tho same by CONTRACT within tile State, under
Legislative restrictions, las appeared In tho Sen.
ate md pronltses TO rreate the great contest Of
that TIM b!ll will rcslucu tho cost Ut the sehoo
hooks used III tic State SIC, ,0o0 annually, mid
Increase the attendance at co1n,non schnola
5000 to 40,0W. one hundred anl seventy
school, and il is admitted that a5 per cont Of
them arc kept out Of school by the treat prlcca
md frequent changcs Of textbooks. Tllo bill will
1aect determined opposit!otl. 4 sel,ool,i,nok
controi Of sonic Kind IL demanded hy tic pct'-
plo to protect thcm ftom the spotlattons ct
Eastern sehoolh00k publishers. 4 law will
likely pasa tho Legislature tn oomc form at tho
present session.
EVENING aEssIoN-T4E LonRr HuccEsaruL.
III the Assembly, Mt. Fink, as snon as tho roll
was called, said TINT, at tho request vi the
friends Of senutc blu No. 4 tWlscoasin Ccntral),
they had NJ amendment 10 offer which might
mako tho bin more acceptable, md ~ he wished
to give them Il iair efancc lle moved rccopsltt-
cratlon Of tho yote by which the bill was killed.
tion to the principle Of exemption from taxation
had undergone 10 change. Ms, IoAnson
moved to lay the motion on tho
table 1ost-S9 ayes to DO nays. Many althlIs-
to reconsider the yote was carrfcd-ayes, 81 /;
nays, 4a. Tho bill being thus agaln before tho
Assembly, Mr.. Vancc moved to amend tho bill
bo ns to reduce the term Of exemption to three
years, which Was adopted, and tha blu WAS then
ordsrud to third roaling,
, 1877-02-16

CFSE44f ITspt*4fH To 3Hd 1FIV"HA+
LA9ALLE, Ill.,, Feb. 1b.-I.ast evening Frank
Mc0overn, worthy young nau OF this city,
aged about % years, III attempting to alght
from train while moving on the Illinois Cen
tral Railroad bridge, fell through dIssanco
Of about eighty feet to the frozen Garth be-
meath, receiving inlurlcs from which Ae died
about three quarters uf an hour afttr.
, 1877-02-16
A BRAKEMAN HUN OVER.

arR1HapIELD, ILL.,, Fell. ls.-About 6 o'clock
this morning brakeman named padgctt, on
The Wabash Railroad, fell from his train near
town, and was run ovcr antl Instantly killed.
igpteiai Dtspdsch IL The Tribune
Ixn1ANAPoLls, Ind. Feb 13-.Ja1nea Grove,
Iouja load. near CcntreyiIla thit afternoon fcli
from tho top Of trim between tho cars md
WIS crushed to death, nineteen cars passing
ovcr his body.
, 1877-02-16

Dr. P!eFce's Golden Medical DIsSoycrywfll not
raise the dead, but 1t will benefit aud cure tho
aytox' For severe coughs, bronchial, throat,
and lung diseases, 1t Is unsurpassed. Piefrs's
3lemosaudum-b book4 given away BY I'll drug
gtsts.
, 1877-02-16
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

Nsw YoRK, Feb l5.-Artiycd, steamship
Anchorta, from Glasgow; Nevada, from Liver
pool China, iron, Liverpool; CsnAda, from
H9yre; Russian coryette Crsysser.
F!1LApELrAtA. Feb. t5.--Anived, steamship
Lord C1iye, from Liverpool.
4uHxssTowa, Feb. lh--AzziYe3, steamship
Wyoming, tEon New York
, 1877-02-16

The boat will he run, BY horsepower, and will
BE- stxty-avc feet keel hv twcnty-two feet beam.
heretofore, aud Western c,n1g1ants may lIave
the advantage of ciloicc Of two ferries by
coming 10 Burlington to cross the river. Davis
e1pctts 10 complete his bout before tho river
opens.
, 1877-02-16

WAS n1soToS, D. C., Feb. 15.-Tho concur
rent resolution Vas agreed 10 providing that
the Silver Commission created Aug. 10, 1875. bo
allowed until the 9Th Inst. to rcport.
Mr. Logan gave notice that he would call mp
the hill on the calendar for the reconciliation
Of the silver dollar as soon as hc could.
The Electoral Commission was grnntcI the
Senate Chamber after recess for its session,
there being mn El1turcs Tor lighting TIC Supreme
Court after dark. ..
Nj. Cameron (1y1s.) presented resolutions of
attention to the lMpostancc Of The rccpss,cA1
trade between the United States and the DO
mtnton Of canatin, urging tho ,atloption Of
sc9tstIrcs sonr time ago; providing for. tho ap.
pulntment of three Co1nmasionefs 10 confer With
eoaoa e b4ng saeh .as Re hs
Al tho expiration Of the morning honr. tho 1a-
hill for The support Of the Goycsnmen. Of the ts.
trtct Of Columbia for tho fiscal year ending June
vs1iea;s y" smen'lmcnt: ; reported by .ho District
rendinE. discussion, NJ, Wright demanded the
Rallroad sinking Find
Lengthy sn'nsa a. to hs Or G Of
thing whcl. nigh. BE- before the Senate.
preparation bills. lIo raid tho can.e Of tho delay
In acting upon the approximation bills hnd heeu
as s Y q e .s shaf reene pa..s
sefteraar and. now awaited tho action Of
IL, rssdemt tn II sonns q sys ;e E.lat,se
action. and the Committee would press their con.
rIaesatton. The bill making the a.ipronr!asl"n for
ass ssy to ~ H. %
a. was then stated In The Srnate. and it on ac
count nf that deficiency that tho t,ul,ltc h11Incss
VA now elsyed and an e1fa session Of Congress-
After further discussion, Mr. Wright withdrew
snans "a &c sss IL isfs x M fs sdfs e IT,
posed VI to.day. lIc gave notice lint Tomorrow
b. wond in.''t l. npon vote mon lhe isailrosd
nnithtA bn.lncf".
n.sns;s tS ~ os ths ot the
on tic amendment of Mr.. herman, e1cnp,lng iloun
as aassePs sna n2 sfS
tn regard 10 c1cmptiR2. religious and educational
in.ttntioas ffsm tasatton: ses'fs. INGALLS,, can,"
r~ pos.!on helsi.. nd ID" Me'trs i,s%es ke4us,
san!thasy. and Acrr!mon IN favor thereof.
The IT stneGt .s.a t Of Ar' Herman WIS arreed to-
other amendments c1emn.lng tho 1.onlse 1Iomc
aud works Of At in the coseorau GALLERY. ''as
TO- Ths .'S iii n Ss' nays Es'' 's'eso
| Ths Senate then resumed confederation at un-
an!she business. oen. The BY 10 an,end thc 1,aci.
the ltqndation Of the Indebtedness dae the Gos'
reported bv the Cnn,ni!ttcr On KaIlroAle 70 "a 10
an}horizc the Secretary o The Treasury 10 carry TO
.hs credit r. ihe stnkIn ',lna fos he Central r;
a: :r!o'itsd IN ths M of hst co,nn'ii.es. sna rsti
sv* s t. L. utsa sss II .cn
annual tnstAlnents u,i Tho 1T Ut April and tcth.
f,oFn nf1N rtg1If ttft Ana nnH tall
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FATALLY BURNED.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. l5.-Thts morning william
sctl1neline, proprietor OF tho Lisbon rtnnk. Hoad
House, beyond the rity limits, was fatally
burned By tho explosion af can OF ker0acnc,
which lgt,itcd irolu q lighted camille, while I'LL.
Jng fEuiu barrcl.
, 1877-02-16

GRANn RAPIDS, a1lcl,., Fcb. i5-A 10year-
old daughter Of l.. Goldman, of this clty, was
very scrtouhly, probably fatally, burned this
morning. She was building fro in a stove
when lier clothes caught t,ro and hnrnctl her
flesh very dccp from Ilcr right shoulder to her
hin.
, 1877-02-16

BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. l5.---Two schooncEs
nntl several oyster punRics arc reported capetzod
III Tunelcr Sound during tho gallo on Monday,
aud number of iivcs lost.
, 1877-02-16
NEW FERRY-BOhT.

specf1t CarsespoaaeHes n Tbs TFibuss.
BURLINGTON, H., Feb li.-W. I. Davis to-
day laid tho keel oE new ferry-boat, which will
ply the Mississippi Ut this place this summer.
, 1877-02-16

Help for the weak. nervous, and tlehslttAtcd{
chronic bMt painful diseases cured without n1cIls
cine. Electric c1t* and other appliances. oil about
them. and huw to dtatn1ijsh tho g.nuine from tho
AtldFc-. PMsyesmacheE Gasvtnc Company, :.U2 Wins
street. Cincinnati. q.
, 1877-02-16
THE WEATHER.

WAsuixGroH, n. C., Fei,. 1G-l a. m.-For
tho Upper Lako region, rising barometer, west
and northwest winds, partly cloudy, aud gener-
ally cooler weather.
LOCAL oBsxEtATioxs.
, 1877-02-16

tho streets would point tho finger Of scorn at
the men who opposed tlts bil1
NJ. James said he had found that wealth
ALWAYS cLANoRsD At THE Doors or THB
LEUlsLATuRE
for protection. It ls sei,om that ignorance antl
si'eit s ws.s ws: nS ssat tf1 b sess sss spo
:lrcn TO- to cnjoy the benefits Of t]o FREQ schools.
lle was gta1 g ind opportunty To- ra'ss hi:
against ignorance and depTavlty. -,
Air. Dunno opposed The penalties imposed
upon parents by the bill. They wcroa
rur1snMENT ron POVERTY.
would somehow revenge upon, thei1r
sunption that tko' stata couI! better caro-
He opposed 1t also because it fetelscd up rclg.
~ 81. xibreht@Thc Constitution forhtds re-
1iGtous tcachnE in the schools.
nN Mr. Dunnc--Yea; but they could force tho
Sr. Merritt sasd II would he as proper at once
to appoint. guardian Tor every poor mans
child. He believed in leaving them to take caro-
sir. Watkins saitl tllo State might Ms we'll take
charge Of tho plystcal as OF the mental trimming
Of the you'll, Of tlIe State, Tic Hkatc Ind an
Interest IN the pfysicn az we'll os in the mental
culture Of children.
rArnlAucuAt. r1Mks u.rEuRgp 10.
Mr.. Ranney Batl tho oppoation to The bill was
| fhc Old saxon Inv whici1 allowed d man to bcat
his wife. Tho r!eft to fetch ID children in ig-
l,o,a,,rc VIVA nboiat "a saurcd rtaht as that 81
NJ Ffnnov mi IN hal init syot mt nf Tim
| pcnitcntinrv-
ill., Uopkias fin tho ctair1-Thcn the Cl,air
| must r,llc yo,l cut Of order. You can't address
| the Itouse
Ntr pint1cy--I believc The Chatr Is In tho same
hont. 1lMt Iii want il To say tLo bIlI ought to
In fn11r cnnsi,,ornti Tl,c hcat ninrs tn IN thnt
m,ent ~ ~ 'l'0 eo'''''''''ce' ia'o' '"o ''~''''"
Mr. Wentworth, snt,l he vyas member Of tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01

ITALIAN N. a., AND ST. JOHNS. N. v.
IL CROMWELL, LINE.
Steamship oORTEs I'LL leave pier 10 North River. Fri
day June 3, at9P NJ Hor passsgo freight spply ia
CLARK SEAMAN, 80 WeaI ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01

L,OR BERMUDA, ST. THOMAS AND WEST INDIES
II The elegant British Steamers ALEXANDRIA and GAN T.
MA. sailing May - and june n will now form regular
weekly limo Tor bermuda direct The Bcrmudas
tho most svrritc aid convenient winter resort
For ml particulars and Illustrated Pamphlets apply TO
A. EOUTERBRiDGE Agent. 70 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01

NEW ROUTE TO COMFY ISLAND, BATH PARH
N and Locust Grove. SUNDAY. June 3, 1877,
steamer I. " AIRoWsMITfi will leave
West 2ld st.. at 10 a. NJ. and u. ~.
Leroy ST., NJ III. 10 A. VI. and = 10 i. NJ
Franklin ~ ut 10 10 A. NJ. and 2 20 7. ".
Pier 4, North River. nc 10 40 A. NJ and 10 r. NJ.
Jeweii's Dock, Brooklyn. 10 40 A. NJ aud ~ y. N.
Connecting with Coney Island Railroad Locust Grove
for tho middle Of the island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01

Tho favoritc steamboat GEN ERAL SEDGwTCK, Captain
Foster will leave Jcwcs Dock, Brooklyn. = :3O pier
North River a. Wost 10Th st. 81 2fth ST. North kvers
J:l5.
National Republican., 1877-03-06
LOCAL HISCELLINI.

DR.. Hartley cures cltIrrl-7li Tsnth stree
northwest.
Stoves for rent, at Butler's, corner FiRh and
AK for the Hebe lie la Refine cigarettes; they
are The best OF all.
Congressional Hotel on Capitol Hill for rent.
See advertisement.
Chinese Lanterns Flags and Banners at Dow.
ling auction rooms at private sale.
Go to Thomas Dowlings early this morning to
buy your decoration goods.
Decorate your houses and buy your goods at
Dowlings auction rooms.
Interest paid on deposits by J. II. Sluler Il Co,
bankers, lile Pennsylvania avenue.
Al Lee, oi5 Seven tn street, opposite the Patent
once, is selling coal at si75 and up.
Lsit.oh clothing watches, pistols, etc, bought
All kinks of trunks made to order, repaired and
covered at Murray's. sos Pensylyanla avenue
Market space.
Private DaIIeIl, member Of the Ohio LegIsla.
ture, came through with the Presidential party,
and will be in the city some days.
Oriental goods from the Centennial to he sold
,t auction at the Shepherd building, BY Thomas
bowling. See advertisement.
Great reduction in the prices Of Fine Boots
and Shoes, In order to make room Tor spring
goods, at Ii. l.. strausberger, 800 and sos Seventh
street.
See, see, see Everybody should see what a
transformation there will be in the salesTOOm at
the Shepherd building to-day. Read Dowlng's
advertisement.
Bad habit, are easily contracted so are colds;
and both are very hard to get ria of The colds
are quickly and surely cured by Dr. Bulls Cough
syrup. Price % cents.
The greatest effects have sometimes the small.
est cause Life /. constantly sacrificed by neg
lect OF coughs and colds, when a 20 cent bottle
Dr. Bulls Cough syrup would save the sufferer.
Latest and best from Spicer's butter store,
southwest corner Ninth and L streets. Choice
butter, eggs, cheese, apples, &c., at greatly re-
dueed prices. Large stock from which to select.
quantities TO suit. Bottom ngures. Fair deal
National Republican., 1877-03-06
VE"ETlNE
PuRIFIESI THE BLOOD. RENovATEs AND
INNIGORArBs THE WHOLE SYSTEM.
Its Medicinal Properties are

ALTERArINE, TONIC, SOLVENT AND DIunErIC,
VEGETlNE Is made exclusively from the IuIces
Of carcfullysclectcd barks, roots herbs and so
strongly concentrated that II Will cfcctuay eradi-
cate from the system every tsint Of scrofula ScTof
ulous Humor, Tumors, Cancers, Cancerous HUI
NOR, Erysipeas, Salt Rheum, syphlltIc Diseases,
CankCr, Faintness at the Stomach and all diseases
that arise from impure blood. CScatca. lufamma-
tory and Chronic Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout,
and Spinal Complaints only be cficctually cured
through the blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptive Diseases of the skin
Pustulcs, Plmplcs, BloichCs, BO-, letter. Scald-
head and Rng-worm, NEGETISE has never failed TO
effect permanent cure.
For Pains in the Back: Kidney Complaints,
DrOpsy, Female Weakness, Lenchorrhna, arising
from internal uccrations, and uterine diseases and
General Debility, NEGETINE acts directly upon the
causes of these complaints. II invigorates and
strengthens the whole system, acts upon the secre-
tive organs, allays Inflammation, cures liberation
and regulates the bowels
For Catarrh, dyspepsia, Hlhitual JostIyencss,
PalpitatUn of the Heart, Headache, Files, Nervous
ness, ami General rrostration of the Nervous Sys-
ten, medicine has given such perfect satisfaction
as the NEGErINE, IL nurlGcs the blood, cIeanscs
all of the organs, and POSSESSES controlling power
over the nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by NEGErINE have
induced many ply sicians and apothccarie, whom
we know 10 prescribe and use 1t In their own fanl-
lies.
In fact, VEGETINE j. the best remedy vet dscoy-
cred for the above diseases and Is the only reliable
BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before the public.
Preparcd by