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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. May s. 1877
lo,Sc good ordinary ssdc Net receipts. 10 bales
NEW ORLEANS May s. 1877
Cotton quiet middas 81, low miaans good
to France, s0le Sales. 1900. Stock is.sISi.
c....,.. 49, u,.,,,. NOBLE , May 8. ISL
lolsc good orcnsy Ssc Net rscep.s a. bales saes
S aoo 's' N'' ''e''''' % 0"s' S"s' o. STOCK
Cotton easy; miadling: losss Low %ddng, iosa gosa
sn, >, W S1a TON n 81 May 1877
S 3 o yellow Crude n " 81 r s,s sady a. u for n
Flour .sady .s os $40 n 81 e ass
s III Is Ss r@s' ~i asss. 81 ~ " s
@ MI white Corn sale:
private terms Harley aniss canada held !. sas 81
sosr e! 3: % ansss p: Y
S S n.ss ss aSr s lo is do
Market. quiet, but ,s.ay only
shipped through by raii loaded canal awaiting
ihs ss"s SO sn1%s'e
ON @ @ loads No DO at At saas
0;c 300 bushels Toledo in store on private terms;
IS 5: ss:Ss; y: S.:syss:.
ns SSs 's SIss' S sss to New
NomnaIy 7sc. wheat. 6isc aud 4slc.
York. tolls included Receipts by lakeWhant
% ia bnshels corn so 39l do OATS 670 do. Receipts
by raiiroad-Whcat 300 do IL 800 do oats
do barley SDU do. rye 1900 Shipments by rail-
Flour 25l0 Dbls wheat 20sto bushels cora 80 500 do
oats. II. 200 do. barley, 800 do. 1900 do.
TOLEDO. May s, 1877.
Flour firm. Wheat firm; No white Michigan. " i21a
do. do held s. IL; Michigan. spot,
81 IL; seller June. ~ IL; No amber Michigan 81 9O
No red winter held At 81 H. s. ~ bid do seller June
81 m No. red 81 ~; rejected Dayton and Michigan
81 40: do Wabash 81 ~ do. Lake shore, VI 10 Corn
sssc 60 spot Sise. seller May. ese: seller June S
02ac. seller July 64c. seller August. 65ac. No. white
6se. No do 62,ac rejected. 5o,ac: Oats firm; No.
held ut 50c Ale bd rejected Ale Receipts 80
bols wheat 1900 bushels; corn, 10000 oats, 1000
do Shipments-Flour $40 bbs wheat, 1900 bushels;
corn, 10000 do; oats. $4,000 do
CHICAGO, May 8. 1877
Flour nrmer but not auotaby higher Wheat active and
firm; No. spring 81 IL cash; III 10, June; closed ut
81 751a, june 10 do. 81 o. Cor. active and firm
ieced 5a1sc Oats dull AZ 40 cash; 44s.s. June Rye
demsnd at VIZ p cash. si5 40 June si5 80 July Lard
for short rib and short mddes Whiskey
81 TO- Keceipts-l0OD bbls. Hour; 800 bushels wheat
I37.UW do 5000 do. $500 do rye: 5000
do barley. shpments-I1 900 Lbix Hour 1000 bushels
wheat: Ill 0DD do. corn 900 oats; $500 do rye
5000 barley.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, May 5, 1870.
sugarrhe market is excited and descriptions have
further advanced The deficiency In the will eed
81 cent; mulasses sugars Nos 10 10. ut 1O4 1O
reals arrobe; Muscovado common to Hir 10a
lO, reals; do, fair TO good refining, Io TO reals;
trngal Ncs II to H. in boxes 10 1875 reals do
In hnds., i3i4 1874 reals stock In warehouse ut
Havana and Matanxas 2f3.OOO boxes 5000
hhds. Receipts OF the weck--3o.WU boxes and
5000 hhds. Exports during the wesk-15,UOD boxes
and 5000 hhds., including 300 boxes and $500
ton 1Ois reals por keg. Bacon x:,5 $50 per But
$40 $50 quntal tor superior American. Flour
So $45 Dbl for American. Jerkcd beef 80 arrobc.
Hams. $f5 x4S per quntal for American cared.
Lard kegs $50 $6 - per quntal do In tins 81 10
$i per qninta Wax yellow si6 ASH SO per arrobe;
do. white 81 x26 arrobe. Lumber duh pitch pine.
$50 u $3i per NJ. Shocks dull: molasses hhds.,
~ 20 reals. White navy beans. 81 "a reals
arrobc. Chewing tobacco, xsJ1 Si2 per uuintAl.
Corn lUi. IL reals arrobe. Hoops Inactive long
shaved, $50 per VI. Freigts tor ths United
while tonnage In growing less; londing ut
Havana for the United states per hhd OF sugar. ~
81 25 hid OF molasses - 10 ST. loading
the north outsidc port) for the United States
hEd OF sugar, 81 IS 5O hhd OF moinsses s. So IS.
Tobacco rather the drought vueta Abajo
lays pcknus; the arrivals OF the limited
the yield promises anticipated abundnncy, but 10
ably much washed. Spanish gold 223Ls IA. Ex-
change firm the United States. 90 days, currency
x discount; short sight, d.. "a discount: % days.
gold 5k Js4 premium short sight, do, "a a6-s pre-
MUM London. IL Tx premium on Paris, AZ a4h
premium.
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Total for the week.. ]. 1888, 327

Total for the week. 1888 327
MARKET.
Tho money market continues without change,
money Call lending at a 8 per cent, and at the
close tho rate being per cent. Prime copmercial
PAPER and sells at 81 AK per cent. The
latest quotations, as furnished by prominent bill
brokers. are:-
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THE OMNIBUS BILL.
NEW YoRx, Nay ), 1877.

NEW York, Nay 5, 1877.
To EpIroR THE HgRALD:-
As you have given hearing to tho gentleman who
writes from Albany, giving his reasons why no thinks
Governor Robinson should sign tho Omnibus bill will
you allow me suGsient space to say q word two
and why as earnestly think tho Governor should not
sign tho bill mcntioncdy wrto to the HERALD be-
cause 1t has ever proclaimed a strict neutrality in all
poucai matters, no measures being advocated simply
account OF party and because u has ever seemed
willing That all sidos should have hearing. There
two parties In this Statevtz democrats ana rcpubi-
cansthc principles oil tho being Numerically OPP
posed TO tho other. The present Governor nomi-
mated In democratic convention and, necessarily by
democratic votes. He elected not by republicans
they we're helping elect ono who would,
under all circumstances and In each and
every instance, represent the party which placed
him la the gubernatorinl chair Now, more Is a
bill framed by republicans In their interest," not asked
Ivy democrats, introduced In republican Legislature,
and having a prcpondcrance OF votes matter of
course, whether good, bad indifferent, passcd by
tho Governor either Tor his approval rejection AS
life long democrat, urge thst he cannot consist
entity and with the smallest degree OF regard for his
great mocratic constituency, sign tho bill do
care Whether II BIO Tor the pubic good not IL should
be enough Tor him 10 know that tho bill INTRO
duced TO tho Legislature as a party measure, advo-
Gated by republicans, and finally passed ny them. Not
spondent. firmly believe tho Governor Will not sign
the Omnibus D because he Will at that It Is
not democratic measure; that democrats opposed s
PASSAGE aud with those facts tho last and all important
iac,, that democrats made him Governor
STRICT PARTY NAN.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Review of the Week-The Stock Mar
ket Active and Fairly Steady.
THE MONEY AND GOLD MARKETS.
Government, State and Rail
road Bonds.
WALL STREET. I


tho volume OF business for the past week was we'll
up to the average, despite the fact that 1t was I'M
usually FREQ from influences of exciting nature. In
most instances the prices tho end OF the week
midway between the highest and tho lowest made
during the same period. and were tho outward and
visible expression Of fairly strong market Tho i'm.
preston TO tho future has greatly changed from
that prevailing couple OF weeks since, and has
grown Of the fact that investors navo recovered
their and no longer making blind sacrifices
Of their property upon the altar of terror from tho
change OF front accompanying tho change OF resi-
dence OF tho ci-devdnt Twenty third party. who
for tho time being occupy hybrid condition OF being
neither bull nor bear, and from tho further fact
that tho European complications are expected
to work out financial salvation by giving fresh
start to trade and commerce. Imbued with these i'm
prcssions pretty much the entire strect was ranged
upon tho bull side At the opening OF tho week, and
sharp buying movement ensuod, which marked the
list up all around But Stock Exchange laws are as
mmuable those of the Mcdcs and Pcrsans, and ono
OF these when the shorts have been covered and
the public is absent rcco In prices takes place. as
with bow which has discharged It's bolt. And 1t so
happened according to ruc-the first decline being
succeeded by a second rise and second TALL, which
brought tho week to close with tho result noted
above. II Will not DO disputed that the tone Of spccu-
lation is growing favorable and that confidence
IN many securities Is gaining strength. This chiefly
manifested in the case OF the coal stocks and
the trunk railroads. very considerable purchases
having been made OF these properties under crcum-
stances that lead to the belief that they will DO
lcved speculation So far this business has boon
hut little than that OF absorbing drop from the
bucket OF securities Of all kinds which the street now
holds, and with this comparison IL may BIO asserted
that the bucket large 80 ull as II at
tho present time The pentifulness OF money and the
great shrinkage OF values however have rendered the
task carrying tho same easy one, though rs an
index OF public prosperity the tact is anything but
assuring. 1t is too soon to know yet whether this
glimpse OF brightness is the orcrunncr Of clearer DAYS
or whether tho clouds likely to shut down again.
wo may nope for sunshine, and the conditions
being unlike those which control tho natural phe-
nomcna We may by confidence and determination even
command q.
TRANSACTIONS OF THE WEEK.
The following table represents the opening, highest
and lowest salcs regular way OF the principal stocks
during tho past week, together with tho number OF
shares dealt tn
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FATHER BYRNL'S LECTURE.

The Rev. Father Byrnc, q. s. d.. delivered the Sec
ond lecture or his at Terrace arden Theatre
last evening, before largo and apprccia,vc audience
The subject. as announced, was .rhe Growth OF the
Catholic Church Ia tho United States During tho
Past Century" In tracing the history OF the Church
In America the reverend lecturer skoched the grad
uai spread oil Caihocity under circumstances that
were first uniavorabc, inasmuch us distance and
iigious prejudice coopcrated To rctard It. But these
once overcome by the development of tho railrond
system and tho growth OF more liberal ideas the
Church risen to her present wonderful state OF
urnsn
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MARROW ESCAPES.

James Gszcl. aged twenty-five, a sailor on board the
bark Whelmina. fell INTO The North River at the foot
OF 10th street, but rescued BY oGlcer Kesrn.
Michael Pryor, aged twelve OF No. D Batavia street.
fell INTO the East River, nj pier No "a but rescued
by Oicer Taylor
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FINANCIAL.

$50 900 LoAS At Tax r sy Sn s.a,.a &c Real
Estate notice taken Of unless accompanied
by fun particulars and Of bondsnan hurges 4
cept legal OF OF title Address EAEc-
UTOR. Hef aid Office.
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nArLnoAp AND srArx nosDs.

There has been an active for railroad bonds
and they IRE in good demand. The most noticeable
feature was advance Of per cont in Northwest
solidated gold coupons The following changes are
also worthy OF note: An advance OF ly6 IN the New
Jersey Central first consodated in ST. Paul scvens,
tx In Ohio sinking fund, ?, and Union Pacific first
SKIES, gold, OF IL per cent The principal feature Of
the dealings in State bonds is n rise Louisiana
bonds. which advanced to IS in New Orleans.
MOTHS
The business OF the past week shows q considerable
falling of compared with several weeks previous,
tho sales having amounted to but So 6l3 shares Sea-
ton has been the main attraction At advanced rates,
tho sales having mounted to 10 900 shares at az
Az closing strong at ~. Merrimac has been quiet
with sales OF but 3.S0s sharoa Hukl ranged during
the earlier portion OF the week between AZ AZ, de-
clnng since, and closing at 3K, tho lowest point Of
tho week. Tho business In the Comstock mines Is
steadily increasing having reached for the week
under review over 10000 sharea
A new mine, the Arizona Chief In the well known
Moss lodc OF Arizona is to DO put the market dur
ing tho coming week. The minc 10 the property OF n
company with capital OF 81, 900, 600, divided into
100 shares OF $40 each, and tho stock to DO put
on the market at about ~ a share.
THE CHICAGO AND st. PAUL REPORT
The report OF the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
Railroad Company, from which some extracts were
given in Tuesday HERALD, scarcely likely to please
the shareholders In that company The gross earnings
which in 1873 amounted TO IS, 1855 TAB, reduced
during 1876 when owing TO the Centennial thcre
largo increase Of passenger earnings, to $so54.17L
Owing, however, to reduction In the expenses OF tho
road earnings show increase OF $l5457
those OF 1875, but there Is increase OF $52 653
the interest payable mortgage bonds for 1875
OF 1875 The profits therefore, OF 1875 aud 1876
stand as folows:-
1875 1876.
Gross earnings. S. 255.743 o. 054, III 80
Operating expenses. 6,l70,353 IL 4.y63 324 03
Net earnings. 81. 0S5 3S9 81 $780, Sl7 SO
Subtracting the interest the mortgage bonds for
tho two years wo have tho following result
1875. 1875
Not earnings S. OS5, $50 % So 100 S47 SO
Interest mortg. bonds 1850, 227 rs 2032 SSl ~
Balance 81 los, 1872 20 ST. 67. 966 "a
From the above II is apparent that should there be
decrease OF 9c6 - In the earnings OF this road
II is DO feared that tho company would be unable
pay tho interest their bonds. For tho first four
months Of the present thore has been decrease
Of $49S In the earnings Of the road and this de-
crease unfortunately Is not likely TO dminish until
alter harvest II is 10 be hoped that good harvest
and the effects OF tho in Europe may have q bcne-
lcial effect In increasing the earnings.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MAR RED.

osBoRS-BRowS-o Monday, April %. 1877, at the
residence OF tho or.cc's parents, Squan Village ~ j.,
by the Rev. T.. d. Stutz, Captain MARION A. Osborn,
OF Now York city. TO ANNIE L., daughter Of Morris
Brown. Esq.
SpExcEg-JoSEs- In this city May O, 1877, by tne
Rev. g. Corplt. Mr. FRAsg SrEycgg 10 Miss JENNA
JoNEs, formerly oil Pittsburg No cards.
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DIsoRDERLY HOUSE kAIDED.

A descent was made dIsorderly house, corner Of
Warren street and Rochester avenue Brooklyn, yes
teray, by the police OF the Twelfth precinct and the
proprietor and Jour inmates arrested.
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Net earnings ........$ 3.os5,3ss s3 $s,loO,sl7 SO
Subtractng the interest the mortgage bonds for
tho two years wo have the following result
1875. 1875
Not earnings. ...... SO, 0S5, $3.50 % So 100 SAT 36
Interest on mortg. bonds l,yS0227 rs 2032. 1851 ~
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The foreign exchanges Arm, and owing 10 tho
advance IN the Bank OF England rate demand steadily
advanced &c. Tho last rates wcrc:-
Slrty Days Three Days
Prime bankers sterling
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23
Wonderful Cures.
JAMES MCCALL

A friend Of ours from jefferson County
writes US as follows concerning the won
derful cures effected by DR. Fi.hblatt's
treatment who arrives here at the 6 10
son House, Jackson. on next Monday,
August 9th, and will remain two days:
"A neighbor of mine had been for years
affected with a weakness Of the back and
limbs, and of late years was totally una
ble to do any work, and scarcely able to
get out of bed. He heard of DIR. Fish
blatt at Steubenville, and at once made
application to him for treatment. As he
had been treated by all the eminent
physicians in reach, he had but little
faith in DR.. Fishblatts curing him, but to
his great astonishment and delight the
medicine was not half used, before he
walked over to my house, almost as
sprightly as ever, and now he is a strong,
hearty man, able to do a good days work
This much know of Dr. Fishblatt's treat
ment
This is but one Of a thousand like tes-
timonials to the efficiency Of the Doctors
treatment. We cannot hesitate after
such evidence, to place ourselves under
DR.. Fishblatts care il we are ailing, or to
recommend our friends to do the same.
Iii practice in our towns, where he has
visited oiten. is constantly increasing.
Hundreds of patients will avail them
selves Of his visit next Monday. He can
not stay long. Be prompt in calling on
him at the Gibson House.
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Sad

To'the Editor OF the Standard:
| have noticed during the last few
days what is to me a very singular phe-
nomenon. Several prominent men OF
this community have been engaged in
singing rom morning till night the fol-
lowing refrain:
I -ant TO be a Granger, and with the Grangers
stand,
Some chaff upon my forehead, an ak within
my hand.
From early morn to dewy eve on every
corner they are at it,in all sorts of voices,
from the heavy, rolling tones of -
to the keen. piping treble of --. So
far as / can ascertain, the disease, for
can call it nothing else, seems to have
been contracted on last Saturday, at the
Court House, and it appears to be daily
growing worse. fear me much, that it
will yet end in some sort of lunacy, and
these noble sons of toll be lost to their
families and friends forever. aln much
afraid that the disease will yet take a
practical turn. and that these individuals
will rush into the country and raise corn,
wheat and cattle to such an extent that
bread and meat will 20 a-begging, and
those now engaged in the cultivation Of
the soil be utterly ruined.
Another singular tact has attracted my
attention. Tne mention OF the word
lawyer, IN the presence Of one OF these
individuals, however casually it may be
introduced, Causes him 10 foam at the
mouth at once; while the use of the
word doctor" has been known to throw
several oi them into fits. In one or two
cases, the paroxysms have been so severe,
that fatal results were feared.
Allow me then, Mr.. Editor, in the
name of a common humanity, to suggest
TO those who may be thrown into the
company OF those thus afflicted that they
use the utmost circumspectlon in the use
of language.
If there be any one who understands
the nature of this disease, and the rene
dy, he ought by all means to come for
ward.
l am entirely satisfied however, that it
will not do for doctor to prescribe as
the appearance OF one would have much
the same effect as basin of water upon
a mad-dog. The mention Of the name
OF Irvine DUNCAN seems to have a sooth-
ing effect upon the parties, and as he is a
gentleman of philosophic turn Of mind
it may be possible that he can ferret out
the disease and prescribe a remedy.
beseech you, Mr.. Editor, that SO far
as in you lies, you exhort the people that
they use all discretion in the treatment
Of these un ortunate and affl lcted individ
uals to the end that they be recovered
IS speedily as possible to their former
condition and estate.
remain, as ever, one Of the
"HoRNY HANDED SoSs OF ToIL."
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Notice.

A MANDA MCEt.ii ~ now iutsrmafrisTi
~ wI.It t4 90 wlisasf ttasiitr D. uHkuua a. Htii
a sst4arw MCElMamFNs uf -- county tn 60.
-tatts tf tts4ttui- Wi4i TAX tsuttrr ttiai bsNsl
NIrbuii- I tnt. sssuuty Isrk be- ttts SLATE
90 U4t,s, tlid uu tite g.n day uf Angus, \ q
Is57. Zoe ut~ puiitiun tu thr GHttt uf Nunmttt.
p,r.s. wti ihiu aud iur rttd Jack stu osuufys
fttts StnIC uf Uutu. uuutust alttd AufHI d. Mrft
haun hmd Andrsw MtElunnFy nuu EItktb,ii co.
McElhsu,y John l.. hsfussy, adtntnisifti,sr 90
tIc s9-tts. uf Jaftu Mrf.fuat4u usc lt-rtl. Pete
ten McE.iluanty. Mile McElhnurt. Mary Nfi-
land and AiiC- Mckiunns /. defendants, -sttinz
t,sfth, that said Iarsrt McElhauey when Ia fuit
itf,.. to-wit: un the Zi-t uhy uf fsbfuufNs a -.
ls56 Jlimsd hy his ~ e.. said Eliztbvth McElha.
usy. 10 secure pfumlssufy mtstr mHdu hy said
Iare,i McEihanry 90 said David Nirhuils. tor
siJZ 90. payuble ia one year, with tsrr c.ut.
interest amer due, made their mOrtgagu deed "a
David Nirhuii., hts hsirs and Assigns fpruyCr,
tile following ucscrtiicd lands aud tEurmvnta,
~ Ing aud being iu the county 81 jackson nmd
riate 81 uitO, 70 VII;
Isa No. n In Township No. seven 90 of
RANG No. %, known a. tile -riuiu salt Reserve
luutix. aud tttat since the giving of said tuoft-
gage th- said lard Mctihuusy departed thi-
life aud lett ihe said Eiz tbrth hi- wisdom nsi
the uth.r defendants tsxcspt said ju1u L. kffus
- mis- only heirs az law, hnd praying that
said dyipuuuuts uay pay sid sun uuw ciHitnsHi
90 et8B - ur that afid prrtni4ss mas d. allfi 10
y y til. same: umu the sid Amanda MufIhn
iisy snd An,iryw McElhaury hrr nuitfad that
they arr Isquirfti tu HpHfHfr aud amawHr sntl
.atltiun t-affrv Hls third saturday hftrf
,nr 2 IN day 20 septCnlBlr y, ,zt. -
Au. NJ ., ls54. JAMES IWlfFs
HulU-tw ATTORNEY 30 f,Htuiin.
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More Testimonials.

DR.. Fishblatt, who arrives here at the
Gibson House, Jackson, this coming
Monday. (Aug 27th.) is now on his 4th
visit. lie is better known for his ability
than any other physician. lie has such
citizens TO endorse him in jackson and
vicinity as Rev Mr.. Carr, OF jackson, g.
w Scurlock. Rocky Hill, John T. Jones.
Portland, William Hale, Hamden. Jacob
Kuhner, Monroe Furnace. w. s McColm.
Portsmouth, Addison Thompson, OF Con-
cord township, Ross County, is a won
derful proof of DR.. Fishblatt's success.
His case was pronounced incurable by the
most eminent physicians of that county.
His case was pronounced Consumption
from the effects of Catarrb, and to-day
he is fully restored to health by DR.. Fish
blatts treatment. the family being so well
pleased have placed two more of their
sons under the doctors care.
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We wish to call att .ntion to the large
anl fine advert sem. mt of j. B. Howe,
great sewing m ,chine agent OF this
pl,cc. He has Et el up DR.. Monahan's s
Fl room, formerly used for the Post
office, in gorgeous style, where he will
attend to business promptly.
Mr. Howe returned from Canada last
week, and his machines have been ar
irving until he now has a large stock.
He trou sht TO our Office pamphlets de-
scribing the machine, printed in some
eight or ten different languages.
In order to show how Mr.. Howe stands
in the community where he has been in
business for several years past, we give
the following. from one OF the Hamilton
(Canada) papers:
IN TOWN.
Mr.. j. B Howe, the veteran sewing
machine agent, was in the CITY TO day.
Mr.. Howe has been general travelling
agent for X. NJ. Wanzer Co Tor 10
wears For a short time past he has been
residing at jackson. Ohio. where he has
been manager for The Wanzer' IN Ohio,
Kentucky, and West Virginia Mr..
Wanzer, it is well known, is making
preparations on a large scale for the
building of factory in New York State,
and we apprehend, Mr.. Howe is here as
an avant courier in connection Herewith.
And this. from another paper publish
ed in the same place:
CARRYING THE WAR INTO AFRICA.
Mr. j. B. Howe, who was for about
thirteen years general agent for the
Wanzer Sewing Machine Company, and
who is well known in this city, as well as
throughout the greater part of Canada.
is at present spending a few days in
Hamilton. His card shows that he is
now Manager for Ohio, Kentucky and
West Virginia for the World-rrnowned
X. NJ Wanzer q Co 5 Sewing Machines"
with headquarters at Jackson, Ohio.
From Mr.. Howe's energy and business
experience. we have no doubt he will
drive a good trade in his new location
Mr.. Howe wants 500 active men to act
as agents in the four States in which he
has the agency for this celebrated ma
chine
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"A - a. AAi- not eislly canned iu thr-r tiine-
U/F/F/hut a cau b. utnds iu thrrr niutiitis
nl Il II uy any one uf either ~, iu ans
y part of ths county wuu l. wilitisz
90 Wutk steadily mt ihN Frmpiti1 fuwnt that wH
furnish. ssd iisr week in yuuf uwn town. luu
nerd not b. away from home over uiEht fuu
can give yuur whstis time 90 a. work ur uuiy
your Hratrv moments. n cisafa nothing tn toy
ihe bu.iuess Terms and Ftv. ihsllnr ouini
lfe-. Addr.rs t once. n. HALLEff 10.
Portland. MHime. HpF1fy