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DR.. A. j. FLAGG'S
.ou gh and Lung
SYRUP.
A Sanc and Sure Remedy.
THE COUGH AND LUNG SYRUP

THE COUGH AMI LUNG SYRUP
is the remedy that, during the past fifteen
years, has won for DIR. FLAGG an extended
reputation as a SPECIALIST for THROAT and
LUNG Diseases. After SO many years trial It
FAILED, even In the Worst Cases. 1t is purely
Vegetable, and its effect upon the system is at
once Soothing and Tonic.
1t viii are CmOmOn Gold
moyingit II IN the system. Try 1T.
1t will euro a Chronic Cough by soothing the
irritated parts, and strengthening the system.
TT WILL CURE CONSUMPTION,
ever after all other remedies have failed. In
the earlier stages OF this disease IL will effect a
speedy and certain cure and In many cases OF
adYanced Consumption, its effect has seemed
almost miraculous, restoring to full strength
and perfect health those whom physicians had
given up as incurable. HRY 1T.
1T WILL CURE OATARRH
more enectually than s.y OF Ell medy. by
Simply removing the cauE .. h Ii.
1t VIII cure Bronchl5lS, 6y allaying ali trrita-
II Will cure Asthma. affording immediate re-
lief and a perfect cure. X 1T.
1T Will CURE ULOERATED SORE
THROAT. TRY IT.
1t will cure Loss of Voice. Night sweats,
Hectic Fever, and all symptoms OF Consump-
tion. TRY IT.
For every a~frectien OF the Throat and Lungs
IL only needs q trial TO convince the most skept-
ioal OF It's wonderful curative properties.
Remember { att
G!$ $$&$HHss G Within,
OUhES OONSUMPTION.
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is the only route for Winona, Rochester, own
tonna. Mankato, st, Peter, New Ulm, and ali
points Ia southern and central Minnesota, ia
Grcen RnY and IInn
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Is the Gid Lake Shore route, ana "a the only q q
passing through Evanston, Lake Forest High.
land Park, Waukegan, Racine, Kenosha 10 Mn.
yankee.
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CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD

W. Il. sTENNETT,
Gen. Pass, Agt., Chicago. j14-sq
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Batlr0ads.
Tho Chicago and Northwestern
Railway

Embraces undor one management the great
trunk railway lines Of the West and Northwest
and, Win Its numerous branches and conuec-
tlOnS, forms the shortest and quickest route be-
tween Chicago and all points in Illinois, Wis
consln, Northern Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa.
tories. It's
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Freeport and Dubnque Limo

Is the only line for GAINESVILLE, watertown, Fond
Du Lac, oshkosh, Appleton, Green Bay, E3cap-
aba, Negaunec, Marquette, Houghton, han.
COCK, and the Lake SuDeriOr country. ia
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Omaha ard California line

is the shortest and best route for all points ln
northern Illinois, Iowa, Dakota. Nebraska, Wy
oming, Colorado, Utah, Nevada, California, Or
egon, China, Japan, and Australia. Its
Chicago, Madison and 81. Paul Line
Is the abort line for northern Wisconsin and
Minnesota, and Tor Madison. st. Paul, Minne-
west. Its
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-07
THE BRITISH CORN TRADE

A. REPORTED IN THE MARX LANE EXPRESS
WEEKLY REviEw-wHEAT CONTINUES
To BE MARKETED sPARINGLY.
l.oNp n, Dec, mber 4.-lhe Mark Lane
Express, III ils weekly review OF the Brit
isl corn trade, says: "Engilsh wheat con.
Iinues to be marked ted sparlIigly In Ions
don, anu the Provinces imports OF IJr-
egu vile al INTO Luhd1u have not been 80
excessive as OF late, Mo days return
gives about Sky thousand quarters.
The ialhng oil is chiefly noticeable
in INDIAN proluct, vi which the pros
pecliye Imports may be more moderate,
rs Calcutta advlccs speak Of an made.
Quatt state OF tue inland transport and
the Consequent difficulty of characters in
fulfilling their engagements. The open
season. mas enabled shipments to be con-
tinueu irom ST. Petersburg, and our mar
ket remains well supplied with useful
classes OF Russian wheat. A good in,
curry was experienced for American
descriptions, but shipments are not TAX
ing place so freely. Business of stands
has been quiet, but prices show an sd
vance of a shilling per quarter on
all descriptions. The requires
ments of the country are being fully met
by the weekly importations Of wheat,ani
the present attitude Of the trade is devoid
Of speculation, strict attention being
turned 10 political affairs and the lro>
bable future action Of America. Maize
has lost some OF its recent activity, but
full prices are still obtainable, II il not
likely that any marked decline will occur
so long as southern European ports re-
main blockaded and the expoIt move>
ment in America is directed "a wheat,
grinding. Barley has improved six pence I,
TO shilling per quarter at M4rk.Lane, !
and in the country oats ana corn met
with quiet sales at the late rates.
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Benson's Capcine Plaster

Received the iGhest Medal At the Centennial
lii now tie STANDARD remedy. hs as
.onlshing pain relieving and slrengt6euing
qualities attracted tue attention OF the Cen.
tennial jurors and thousands Of physiclsn.
who visited the Centennial, who pronoune
ed II the best RENE Y ever invented for III
. 9oye ailments. Sold Ply all Druggists
Price, p cents.
FSS Barclay Bros. will supply the trade
In Calra
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Worms! Worms Worms 1!

remove all kinds Of worms, Seat. Pin and
Ssom.Sa Worms are readily removed by Kun
Ms worm syrup. DR.. Kunkel 10 the only sue
oesafai Physician ia the country Tor the remov-
= ofTsps worns. He removes them in TO Q
AouSs, with mead and al complete, alive, and no
Y Tape Worms can be removed, all other
worms can be readily destroyed. Ask your
ayrxgut for bottle OF Kanksl's Worm Syrup.
fr1os 81 per bottle. IL never fails. If he has il
.st: have nim 20, 1t, or send to Proprietor, y.
y kunksi. 10 North Ninth Street, Philadel-
pAtA Pa. tAdvios at efdce free, or by mail !
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Happiness or Misery, that In the
QuesNon!

DR.. W. +. Hoyt OF % years successful
Practice guarantees speedy and permaue I
care Of all Chronic, Scr0fulous, Private.
syphiietic and Female Diseases, spermater.
rhos, or selt.abuse, at his Medical In.ti.
Mh, Agan d Cheney Block, opposite the
City Hall Park, Syracuse, N. Y. Medicine
seat TO- all parts OF the U. 8. and Canada.
Don't be deceived BY advertising quacks
Who shrong our large cities, but consult
Dr.. Hoyt or send tor circular treating on
his speealites to his P. o. Box ZIG,
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The reputation 1t has attained, In
consequence OF the marvellous cures 1t
has produced during the last half GEN.
tury, is a sufficient assurance to the
public that it will continue to realize
the happiest results that can be desired.
In almost every section of country
there are persons, publicly known, who
have been restored from alarming and
even desperate diseases OF the lungs,
by Its use. All who have tried 1t ac-
knowledge its superiority; and where
It's virtues are known, no one hesitates
as to what medicine to employ to re-
heVe the distress and suffering peculiar
70 pulmonary affections. CHERRY Pee
ToRAL always affords instant relief, and
performs rapid cures of the milder va
rieties OF bronchial disorder, as well as
the more formidable diseases of the
lungs.
As q safeguard to children, amid
the distressing diseases which bcset
the Throat and Chest OF Childhood, Il
Is invaluable; for, by It's timely use,
Hultitudes are rescued and restored to
health.
This medicine gains friends at
every trial, as the cures it is constantly
producing are too remalhRble to be
forgotten. No family sh60 be with.
cut 1t, end those who have once used
1t never will.
Eminent Physicians throughout the
country prescribe 1t, and Clergymen
often recommend 1t from their knowl-
edge Of Its effects.
PREPARED ~
Or. J. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD X ALE DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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LADIES. Ny great LIQUID Preach Rsnedv
AAIE DE FEMME, or Female Friend il mn.
milling In the cure OF all painful and dsngsrous
diseases OF vour ssx. II moderates all exec n.
aAd brisSe on the monthly period with regular.
w: IN al nervous and spinal affections, pains
=, NJ, sss naes OF limbs, heaviness, fatigue on
aignt sxsrtion, pslpltation Of tie heart, low.
ns.s q spirit, Mysteries, sick headache, whites.
ne W painful dieesses oeeasioned BY q dlsor.
0srea systsm II effects o cure when ali other
Hesss MI; Prize $3.50 per Bottle, sent BIZ NAL
" W. 3. Hoyt, Boz rs, Syracuse, n. Y.
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WASHINE
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher
lhe difference

The ordinary Porous Plaster, on aceouH,
Of It's peculiar mechanical action, il esteem.
al an article OF merit; but Benson's Capcine
T rous Plaster is considered an article OF
extraordinary merit 1t las the same
mechanical action snd, in add ii n, pos
sesses medicinal qualities OF a remark ole
Lsture, which causes IL TO act NJ once,
relieve pam Immediately, aRd cure where
other Porous Plast4 RS will not even relieve
For Rheumatism, Lame an Weak II ,ss, Spina
Disease, Crck in the Back Kidney Disease,
spra!ns and Bruises, severe Pains and Stitches
Weakness Of the Back, elc
~
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AGENT
Ifyou want to be Strong, Healthy

Ifyou want to be Strong, Healthy
And Vigorous, tsksE. n Kunkel's Sitter = iue
Iron. NO Language can convey N ID, qds e
idea OF the imns iiste and Alni0sl mira us
change produced by taking l.. b Kunkel's bll
tsr Wine OF Iron in the diseases, Do II a.. d nd
saattarsd nervous system. Whether " sen
ds~a by excess weak by nature, or iqa ya,r,.. b
.isInsss. the relaxed and unstrung orga To-. ~
10 re Svored TO perfect health ami vixor, sol
o. u ism u bottles. Sold vail dr4ss sIs .au
teflsrs everywhere.
Nervous Debility Nerves. 7. bili,y
Dsoiiity, depressed, irritable eta of rn.ad
a FeAk, nervous, exhausted feelny :. 70 energy
er 40 nston, confused head, weS :, mory,
ne SonsuQaences OF excuses. nnenta u ork.
Iais nsryDas debility finds Q sove-ei &, Fl g in
=. y. Kuakel's Bitter Wine Of Is, ones
ne syshm, dispels the mental ghlsE. "a de.
span lie ncy, and rsjuvinates the ssaS system.
AoAd only an u bottles. Get the genuine Tabe
oAly u D. KuRkel's 1t has a yellow wrapper
arossd It, his photograph on outside. sold by
Xsni druggist Z. \. Xu kel, pro prieior, No
xs nsr'n Ninth stoeet Philadelphia, Pa. Send
tor circular. or advice Tree, Try my great rene ~
~ II Of your druggist. six bottles for $500. IL
eaanot fall. II Is guaranteed TO do as IL recon
Nsndsd
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The New York herald., 1877-07-26
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The of the steamer Devonia Br. from Glasgow
has our thanks for courtesies
The purser of the Columbus, from Havana has
thanks for favors
at tho latter JMy To- nearly ready proceed
Der for Europe.
sHr wAsmscroy Lrnnr Hansen. for San rrsncsro. be-
'as o hss paTsa and a y % s H
or destination
BARK BnnrnA MARION tn. Dslfosse from Port au
abandoned at Juy 81, having expere need vio.
50 badly wtsv her sopSi ing f1 crew to tas 's" 10
5 sn Ss a.s s ss a H. S se Gs
the boat for three days the Captains boat picked up
hem as ar B"rnegat where they got into their boat
os by ns wn o.sd them .a" ny
and landed them at the city Nothing has been hea from
scnn ELLEN IL Corr. Of Camden Me, loaded with shout
$50 tons e Of coal which was cut through and
has been raised and WAS taken Aexandrs Jny 81 She
had % settled % % 20 % .a IT, efs s asr 's S"
mass aud most OF her salts Her viii removed
aGa The sessd r. o. oro"sn up as may seem most
scnR V $ scuLL, ashore on Block Island. has been
strppsd She is IN bad position and will In all proOADl
Sem BAcApyck; from s. John. NIB. for rhllaoephia
being landed
scuR PnizE (of EsworhD. from Calais for Providence
with lumber, arrived ut NewporP PM 24h. eakinr badly
put into Newport July "a with Of anchors and chains
lie proce eded for destination saras day.
the which ttisonei from steamer Ca.
r.ndclat when she was ashore Fox Rect. ~
from New York 10 Havana WAS saved Key
West aud sold.
OvERpuK-Brig im.lio GtsD. Capt vslie, sailed from
Baltimore April for Droghcda sine which time she has
not been heard Of and II Is feared that she has bsen lost
EAsrPonT, Ne July IS Tho bark Nered (;r. Collins
from July 10 for 80 john NIB, ashore on Soni
Island and has gone to pieces.
liALIFAx Ms. July 2J-A large three Dominion
schooner. Cow BAY tor Boston lsd.n ashore
Monday New iarbor Point, Guysboro and Il is
feared viii break
PAyAaA July 17-rhe wrecked steamer City Of san
Fran Is reported 3" have entirely dsa ppeared Her
position exposed the pre-
vsillng the Mcxican this uf
evidently broken her and any hopes
thnt have been euter anel OF saving
tion OF her cargo.
FRAScIsco. July % Ship Feetford Taylor from
Jarvis 1sand for Queenstown Into Honolulu June -
for repairs, having been ashore on Jarvis Island.
communications Dabney 90 having bniIt for
them Chelsea. Mass. under the Cant
Davis formerly OF the bark tons
called be and re- adv Tor
September next. She will AL will three
decks and k designed tn take the place of the Azor AS
regular packet between Boston and Faya.
all the convencnccs demanded by that trade.
The New York herald., 1877-07-26


AyrwrRr. July 24-Arnved. bsrks Pomona tNcr. Jonas
Wilmington. NC; Johanna En- gets tBclg) from -.
Sailed Path brig valero tBr, Fulton. Unite. States.
ApsLAipx. to July 25-Arrived bark A Florence John.
sor, New York.
BRISTOL July 25-sacd, steamer Cornwall (Br), STAN.
per. New York.
BoNDsAUx, July 24-Arrived, brig Malaga tBD, Kerr,
Trieste.
BREMEN. July 25-Arriyed. bark Lucie Radman tGor).
Meyer. Pensacola
CorESnAcEs. to July 25-Arrved, bark Hsrmod (Nor),
Petersen, New York.
C,Drz, to July 25-Arrivsd, bark II jackson, Bneon,
New York.
DusiIS, July 25--Arnvsd, schr Walter /. Pummer.
Plummcr. New York.
DUSKrRK. July 25-Arrived. schr Susan Thurlow TAB
but. New York
GENOA. July 25-Arrvcd, bark susls (B3, Huson, New
York
GnnEsocK, July rs Arrived bark Clara Eaton, Davis
Portland Me.
Guos. July is-Auved, bark Ada Gould. Merritt New
York
IiuLL July 25-Arrivod, bark Alendae CBr). Chapel.
New York.
LIVERPOOL July 24Arrived ship Msabar (Br). Evans,
New FORK; 25th. steamer Minnesota (Br). Burwc Bos-
ton: ships Jessie kerwcx (,rl Brown Rchbucto; Wild
wocd, Hartman, Uuaymas; PARK Alabama lisD Brow
nell, - John. NIB.
Also arrived 18th. ship Rembrandt Moody. San Fran
cisco; bsrks odn tNo, NiIssen Pensscols Thos Keor
tB). LingIey, Galveston
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BOUND EAST.
CLEARED,

Steamer Russia tBr). Cook Liverpool via Queens.ownc
q Frnncklyr.
steamer Erin (Br,. Thomson, London-r W ] Hurst
stratner state OF nsyIyana Br) Stewart,
Austin Baldwin X Co.
steamer claribc ,Br rety yusou Kingston Jacmci and
AnS 'ayes-Pm. Forw ood 4 Co.
Steamer Gen Barnes Cheesman Savannah-Murray, For.
ne \ ,iu.
Steamer Gulf Stream Tribon, Charlcs,ou-J Quntard
Go.
Steamer Martha stevens. Chance. Batmore--wm Dal
steamer Annie. scen. Chester Pa and wilm Del
A Abbott.
Ship cnwater. Merritt, Batavia for orders Vernon II
ship Camoes (Porn. sarmente London-a Amsiuck 4
Co
Bark Standard (Br). Grosn Hull. E-Tapscott Bros l.
Co 80
iak Nieolna dtaD. Penco Cork Falmouth tor orders
--Slncovich & co.
Bark rrv DabrovacS (Ans, suich. Cork or ralmou, h
Tor os osders-runcl, Edge X Co.
BARK Mjoner tNorl Corueiinsen. Cronstadt Tobias
Go.
Bark John Rottman Ray. Corunna--,tohn Zittoscn.
BARK Ahatrt uial, Sieni Trieste John e. Seager
Bark nonS Carl Nor). Kandsen. BoraeAux--C Tobias 4
BARK HancocS. King Buenos Ayres-John Norton, Jr L
Sons
rk Gaxeie, Mcdonald. pemersrs-H Trowbridg -
Sons
Big Aatje liotmann Dutch. Luksns, Gaipoi Book.
sehr Wm Jones. Robinson. Para Burdett 4 Pond.
sch, Notte tBrj. Brett. Yarmouth NS-A z Hensy.
schr Astra tBr), Hunter, ST john NIP l Neyius 4
Son.
schr &c" Pierce, Kelly. Salem. Mass--wnlis Ropes
schr WIN II Bowen jac son, Providence-H " Jackson
Co.
schr Amelia Augusta Mott, New Haven Cartwright 4
Doyle
schr Thompson, Mullen. New Haven -Racse.t 4
schrsaine burton. hurley. New hsvon-stam,ord Manu-.
facturingC Co.
Cleared 2tth--Bark Lyman Cam (Brj. Graves, Ham.
burg-Losan Preston mot as incorrectly prnted.
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CREEDMOoR.

CONCLUSION OF THE SECOND COMPETITION
PLACES on THE AMERICAN TEA roN
PRACTICE
The wind and =
.,,. c ~ssther continuing yesterday favor
=. shooting as the day before tue contestants Tor
places on tho American national rife team had nno
opportunity for closing their second competition.
Tho shooting. taken as a WHOLE was very fine.
The team to,al--that Is the aggregate OF the eight
best scorcs--is 1909, against 1854 mado
the day before Comparing TUESDAYS and wcduos
days shooting OF the Americans against Mondays and
Tuesday, OF tho English At Cambridge, II will hc
found That on their FIRST days shooting the Americans
bent their coming opponents l27 points, and on the
second day--thc English making I.46o-ihc Creed
moor marksmcn recorded l44 points more than those
Camb ridre aid The result OF the two days r:ac-
tce both sides OF the Atlantic is;-Amercans IA
points ou' OF possible 5000, and the English LORE
27l points behind IN the practice thus far
Tho shooting commenced soon after ten O'clock and
by hurrying up the men Colonel Wnastc, who was
coniueung the competitions, got them through with
their scores In time to home the early train
The want OF 6vc or hali-pasl Ave o'clock tram from
Creed is icit