davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-11-28
light. ef.Ais+.siI packing. al:axsf. tot butchers.
u. .Aaa&5E trtrirss, I;': al HHcH5', III.
DikA (itsIlIsH.


The week ending with Jcstcr,lJ u,s nnc IT trtrcms
ouict IN dry EtiA crscs. Tho nu1her OF huyars prca
ent FM prnbnhlJ snsl'cr than aurfn. AnJ rravf"us
Feek OF tho rrrscnt cArnn, and the taat Of Rruds
nhfed out 'l'l not rtarh very lnI snx proprtlans
However. TALKING into confederation The wrctctcd
wcathoT. anil tho nest ia r s&sad state Of sie rons
In the inirror.tr vonmo Of brtncrs certainly cquar
reasonable expectations. With tv advent Of 1rA.alo
weather revival Of business IL ondcny lookc for,
ami son1e Improvement N chllcrtlonr which ynst at
ptctent arc unriesAntly slow. FFiccs OF stape gos
arc arm ~ Afonn! ard n prints ttcnrncT to
mere, enYh Qf the export movement
Tho ahlptngnfs Of 111!rhtlc cvttens for tho wock
hays hem Of fairly aatiafhctory character reaching
Inttan, n all i % parkn:rs and totai for lin T.
rsfch port1n at ic yeAr 0f lis TN 1aekalrf nyaiukt
=. 40 Tor the corresponding ter0t nf 1870, mud ox
ssS,E y Gta ,e .1t't 1or tnc ,snc te
wcrc thr largest ever rcachcA THIS sxccc1sasiy
rnArhRin3 III thr rIDrA nf 0nr MERCHANTS. whos. r5cs
s, wsrc ssn.y "pcns to t9 nInscG saanst
ppu'arI,e IftsA. chtton cloths IN lin Ghn ,na.kc,s
hbjnt 1n Scaf! nz1 throwing trA uytthua1l WIS tho
r!h!t nf Ar1rTfcans bccn1ntnE aroused to tht wFoNGs
inE tae ~" ~ m american cofpofaton natne nY~r
hoafI ttAt led ott merchants 10 n1akh 1nFessntlnhs
that hnyc increased nr sslHra In two rratf fran H.
~ % 11a perccptasc q tncrsa.c that
q rrupes communications with countries fully d.
asyiaE our oe'tcs ~ manufacturers are to
NMw YoaK, Env. 17.-Duslnrsa moderate With pack.
nRn nnusca, jph'inR tr1stn generally qucts c!ttnn
Rtis Inactive hut attadJ IN nrtct ufnRhnms and rot
ion dress gooda In steady requests rruts qnlct and F.
Sat eloihc1. ate paens faif ordsfs fof .pfis csa;
mgre4 and worried
, 1877-11-28

FLoUt-#N nFtn. and In better demand. thers being
fa1f inquiry for hagsed lots for SHIPMENT IN addition
tns usual trade. sscs tepoeted Of SIS tfs
wnteFs partly u "a 00 D brs sprinx extsas chief.
u Vs. 1sto ~, 100 trts spring sapsrs Il ~ rs, U
bss no Sour partly u ~ Is; sad 20 br u
~ IS. 2asso, a24. Total, 4.u4o brlA Ths market
Of prices: cho!es 70 fa.orits bzspdx VI vlu.
Ten. 970o37.2s, good 10 prime brands Of
winters, sa.33<eA 70, choieu ~ 6zs spring a. 7oa
$50; faf TO good spring. - 7sx52a, lev sptiug - -
81 75s fair to good 4iaAeso0 spFtnga 1s.2Ss3 75;
chlcs ~ fancy Mnassos spsiuEa t. Hp<A 10; pstaut
sprtnga e7uba.tQ: los gTs.s. ~ 1us1 80; RE- a. 10
IL ": bueksheat 83. 0oAaVl
HRAx-Mas easier. sAles Hera 70 tons 1t Sill SCA
IL 70 pes Ton ca track.
suos1.-s.l. ~ made Of 10 toass = sllso pez ton
, 1877-11-28
BY TELEORApIr,
NEW YORK.

TO ~ lPtsttsn Aasuet1t4d fr&sa.
New fonx, Nov. 27.-Oold opened At 102Y,
and closed ~ 1oa Carrying rates, lQaaH, aud
borrowing dat and s per Cent.
Silver at London. 81 l.16d. Here, silrsf baEx,
1o04s In greenbaekA and III IN gold. Silver colu,
H11 poE csnt discount.
Governments Nesu Gtm.
ln railroads bonds there wa an sdyunes Of l&l3
IN Tolsdo 4 Wsbash lssuea, assts OK. eoup SELL
lug UP 10 lOl; do. it. LosEs Division, ex-uAture4
eoppou, 70 TIL; do seconds, TO w; aud cou4oll.
dated eunsertiDles, 10 IS. 1t. Paul, LaCtu4se III.
vlaloD, advanced per cent.
htale lunIs were quiet.
The stock markct opencd 6rm, and pficea I'D.
vAnc<d 4 fssctlon. but xeak feeling soon 4et in,
sad 1t!er the Fist board great dspfusslon ch4fae
terlxe1 dealings, Large blocks Of stock were
ulvMR VyrsLu413, AID soins vide fluctuations took
, 1877-11-28
Mtrntt&os--ssl-. wrrr r,nhe Of ~ tons 1t si3.0N9
t. HI rer ton FREQ m ts,atal car.
t0ny-HHAL-t:oArsc vas nominal At tt7.GO prt ton

onx- x-MHAt-t;oorsc vas nominal At tt7.oo prr ton
wtnE&r-w.. ,et. .es!,e. md r.tn.r wens, ace,ln:
aa ~ sGE aa. T. III f @ caon Fcfs Il *
s"d demand 19r nt SsT E1k M s' .s
ss' g sss9 Ts e:
H. c {" s s H. s rsns Il !. fs Il
5 az Sss IT r. sys Sss ssss ISS'
%,,srss @ Trns5 r. ~ c nGn1 rcsr.Pfs s,nk
iSs s I'D y 1s a IL, It'll nor ss + rs,t
n 81 .s Ill.,
ssss S' ss!:ss e. ::
s H. Gf r. ,"T11
a;s.sSa .ss ssf i ftS%s; SRS9' 4 i
4 1s s2. H. a Il
sth clo.!as i ths in:.c S.sl ~. ststiaE cf:ei i
.Ss. 'ssst h." E :a%: as
salca Ters rceo,ted Of r.. hn @ NJ 1sr1s 4 ~ ln
+ " y ss e {: ~: "a Is
u ann 1' aas With wisa ,,e eI'anxe ii
nr!ses satc: we,s f.r!r,sI q imIb. u. Min3S:
&; III :s;Ss ~ ;sS; M
~ S,Ss; ss .S Ssbs; :ess; s eo. En- .ss; ,s;
lie st,us f n5ecc'tns aftrrnaon. Wills nesf on
os sssns r & s nv s'0s VII r. 81 sfeSs n.
ss. :ssss s;s s:s ri u
colder. clearer xenther icd good many otcsst"1s g
. 5 e: . M i e. m oss. %G a, IT. |ts ss
Ts s e
sfs Ct
u w os s'sS:
senucncs q sl1 weeks q CONT ba weather. which
!; ss s?!e ss: s ]
sssry ~ ~ :. sae'nx nSys ser Eli
MAY gold q +3*stt3 c3.l9K a. ty,4c s!ier tho
81 at ttHs taah salr. wers fsrt,'s E M q ~ Mn m W
3!ss Sss ~ ises = ssts:s
treo q hosr.i car: Total ~. ~ lu.
"a .t:st w. as ~ fsssa
81; w '1!s
sR!s @ fa 4 %f ths. + So
a ~ ss5 "a IT., n IT, s%l s f., IT. q
IS si.: "A ss !s:!ss IL
aai 30 Wilt II :oxc. samnss wsFe il inr Teqnsst
Ss'!s X q :s # Al f, Sas, ",
i!yLWss sssay' & sIlrns1s re- sa. ,
Gs s,k &C. wsa s9s s"sh at &C.
a Mr3 ssts hs
f'S 9 cstn as hs scIns s .Ao
I'LL Iii cen,issfass I'D wsatier Nv yotk WI =:
E aHf ss t. snxs anf ~
&C. !sa saft III I'll "say % =
soi1 4 10. down p ac I'D c,o:ea 4 asc seller.
i !es iS.lds H.,!s No. I'D !. -; sss 4 s's ss
te sn So 4 ;scs Tst fcis wers =. ssgt r. H. sn
itasae: Iasibu ex,ra Ss II +ses 4 q, bu ~. . Il
II ST. Z y fres Y O. t'S's SSsla
Whcat--satrs; oslHy bu At si 0sy&al. .p1k for De.
, 1877-11-28

NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Nov. "a. .-t3old, 10oE@103
Sight exchange m New York. 4 discount.
Sterling exchange, bankers dilis, 4D8.
Fonkt6N.
LONDON, Nov. 97.-Amount Of bullion with
drawn from tho Hank Of England on balance 10.
day, Eli. 900.
United states lonlls-+Hs, 1O4A; '17s, 108N;
1O.4Os, 10Rt4: now "a, LOCK.
New York Central. 107; Eric, 0H; preferred,
Pants, Nov. 27.-Rentcs, 1o0t CSC.
, 1877-11-28

rfnce. The decline In prices of toal Al tho auction
ss1c tTcrtca nnfavorable int1uencc on tho whole
market, Ind ssarted FIRE ta'es Of coal stocks.
aeanst e.fp csns Grs
Of thc market wcrc Lake shore, Western Union,
and Laektvanna. During the afternoon the mar.
day. Transactions nR1reEattl 15s. Quo etnrts, Of
which 2, 600 wetc New York Central. G6. 900 LAKE.
shorps s, 900 SoTthwertern common. a.t}00 pre-
fcrrta. !. 100 ST. Fau common, 4, FOO preferred,
-, 600 fackAwapnn. md 1j. 600 Western Union.
Money bGt7, closing AtG Prime mercantile Pa.
per 644tT: choice, 6GlH.
Customs receipts. S2A7, 900.
The Assistant Treasurer disburecd S7a7, 900.
producc exports for The week, 81, 49s, QUO.
ClenftngA, 9l3, 0OO, OtN.
Sterling 6tmcr and nominal; long. 4s2; short,
, 1877-11-28
REAL ESTATE,

The following Instruments wero hled lot record
Tuesday, Nov. 81:
Etrr rnnPKHTT.
divided II s5lio7 elN q, lateI No!. 600
q datciHei. a12s
xi!3 T.. lsted Se5: 1000
,,ft. dated Sox 1000
lou ii. with building 10. 4sl dated Noy. 3o,., 800
, 1877-11-28

asoersr..-concc ..ronq; rto r.r,o.. ,,.Ja,a.
4 lT T"S' O. Ho's !s'ssGs ,snn ,:s r se ar'
5a 5saiet l. ss.of .S.!i
SS sS's q? Ss'sis
qfS'ESasssassa. =. ,.s,,4s
fs,y1,tss.!taf hSs!y !! t.tsit fcss tet..a.s,s -
hs,!y y, III! s,osss: 's ''4s7' h'rd~rr"s ''e.a
$&Ss:;:-ss'sasi. &%,:s;5SSist' .,.m,,al,o.
1,s, 5s;sAe;ssnt, md nm,
ai;t; s,s 81. sss; ;' :S;ss = e
=" ss'E @s'' '''f '"e
Ss:::1:Sss; I'll s; ssss.ssss: s.s:ssfa, 49,
IsrssIyrSH:1 rsanea ,.tc. crude. ,,.a,,u.
s:s5r''--"'e.'' aS 5u' W" 'a corn ~ao ID: oss
oo eapf"xsa s'H s %e,: :s9vHPY a9
atstSs, n'e,,s,',: *!;5S sos nss;, nsfa7s;
e.; n,fi,t1, t!at5: ctsfsc sSs34c co,hins W, W.
sstS5ss Hid niwass saesass, safss TI1 snd deSsmh,aa
ro,-.. - 49,. TOLEDO.
e.'!s T. ';:; sti ri s,i$s Ess "a, sa!f.p
S1sst S 5sa Talp1.s5: a1s: peessr y: z .Ss
H. 4 rc a. si,:s 1, il, Ne g. a,hs, liish IL,
@ Ct 81 ss Ssie'?s me- Sefs s5S
~ ssssf'1.. tts; ~: t1s &.
:: S:s:ss;ss;so; 81; ~ ! ! s;:S's :s$ ma.
=? "; g.: vas.& ,so sa so
~: q f!sSSSMhes', 1900 hut corn, 7ooo bu,
s.i TelrpG si, q IN So! Ssl S with
, 1877-11-28
COMMERCIAL.

The following wcre the receipts and shipments
OF tho lcaing articles Of produce ia ss city during
tho twrnty.faur hours ending At o'clock on
Tuesday morning. and for tho corresponding
tltnn Inst Ycnr.
, 1877-11-28
Nominal
E4.Gah
4.uo34.[1
8, oo&J,a3
1,D33,W
H003. 20
1.7H21,N
2. 4ih1::k. IL
N,AA5,75

: 1IOU8-WIth MIdcFAl1 fDcVlpt4 1uH cU0tCF WEalhcf
tho market Jestefday opened active and stronger. tho
good lOo ptr iJlb. Lstsr there VIA les urgency in
tho densnl. md during tho afternoon tho alva1cs Ut
nx edected ut about 10 on fron tho ossninR nYufea.
Exeoptnx son,s lato srtyals syxfytAi1K WI
s.y't!S, fot M co,,,aon e to prime Klt. wslyhts at
weight packing tI0Yst sndsat f4Lss4 20 fnF good 70
clHct heavy ahpplnK lUis. Hkps sld At 81, 7{t To-
, 1877-11-28

HOO 9NODCCTe-WefV moderately RettSe In the
Aggregate but rrtces tended to lower rRnxo. though
hoss vsre quoted pcr 100 higher nut tho supply
Of hogs WA la7KtF and TINT fsct iacreascd tho
ngs OF product che0y for future. sellers being quito
FREQ for January, whld tnefs little Inquiry except
to al shorts Packing will be active next wax II Tie
wsAthcr ba fAvo5abls.
NEss roukWss actsre for January. and quiet Other.
wis. Tho market Wa arm early but foil on i7e per
brl Aad eIoscd l75te lower thaa Monday afternoon.
ea1es Wara rsporad OF 70 btls cash 1t st2 O1 brs
Keller tha yeaF n .oo, Gu brls seller Jsuu
ary At $D71l2. 1ss and 800 br's Keller February
tll 2&l3. H. TotAl 70 o7o brs. The market ciosed
Novemberi vi. .bosli.s31 seIler the yesF; tllb7,.4
FI;'%s : aYs!sa sisil md extra
sss -s;,s "a, nd s.;ss s .stq,s
,sssr .aS T. ,s'f ID aesSd s.s y sas:
;sis, Jsa:f i 7S3Ss snd 1: 80:
s:|is; i;
!ais1 .1espt n hsMs .al sa.y :.
1y aoss
Ss;sa s e
- Se5s. onx s!s.r !! a. Psi ioS ~
4: T. Ss:. i $y.ss I: iss:
,,,.., s::;'' s;s' s':$s &;:s siss:;; s:;.
1;oasef catsd..."'..."tH eH g. aI
lto1eu. 80 ~ BN HI
November, ho1ed.....t B1& az GH
UecslahEs. b01od...... W = "
ipnx ~ shots eie4s. quoted e!se ca.h, ss{e ~:
SSaaaasI G%Y@h@sF!aads Gym b. aulet q J37ktes !SaF sut
do sslisl Nscsmbsr. 74x7Nc utesn bsnis. sstc7t
cash aud st07a for DotumheI Gresn Shoulder. Tor
UecsubsJ4 &h44 45Ac.
DAc0n Quotsd ii ail9ako for Shoulders, 7Nast for
eh1st t!oA s4a4c fof short eleass ll&lIc tor hals
H1kakk-HAA quiet u 6GA1c. ...
EEEf fttUurGft-Wets steady sud quiet 1t &c. 90
&lN.uuksl Q0 fuS hams
TALt,w-Wlag quoted Il 7k271<c for cIty md J07Jkc
fof country. eala wAA made Qf lis bEis 1t enc.
, 1877-11-28

CHICAGO, Nov. e7.-A vote by ballot ia to bc
takon on the board Of Trads Tomorrow on pro-
posed amendment to tho rntcs, which. II carried
for the amendment takes awny tho right Of trans
fer OF membership certificates and empowers tho
Board to bay any or all certificates offered for sao
It price not less than $500 each. and compo1s NIL
persons wishing to join the Hoard to psy 81, coo
eaeh for . membership. Permit me, please, to.
ask \ fcw quessions:
lat Just to any present member to bo obliged to
sell his certificate III he wishes to retiro from
the Doard} 10 The Board at from $500 10
&40o, while new party wlahra to join
The Hoard. md s willing TO ply from 1900 to 500
for the aane, and therGny shv0 from 8f00 to $40
from tho price tho y0Arl would compel him to pay?
And a'i tho present certificates arc printed tfnns.
fernble."
Agnin, suppose the amendment IL carried. and
party buys Certificate FROM tha lsonrl At 81, QUO,
and in fow days ha dies and hs certificate IL for
rails his executors can Ret only SJoo or SIO0 for IL
while outsiders art willing 10 pay from $500 to
4100t Tho sa.nc would spp1y to tashaF who 10 4
mvmber and dies, and his won wishing to succeed
him. WHEAT.
GOODS RECEIVED
a. Chicago Customs Nov. 81: Ftold, Letter J. Co.,
case dry. goods: Giles nro. + Co., Z cases clocks
Kohlssat 4 Co., 2 eascs yarn; II. Oermanns, 2
cases chtnawan; John Cameron, eask vhlsky.
Amount collected, e1,.s7.l0.
, 1877-11-28

TOtAI...u ....... t4H III b7V.BII 1,U8N1(E
TotAl Of ali klntta In stors l. .0o2, 27f bu. Thcso
dgufos show an increase during last week Of so7,
200 bn wheat ~, 003 hu barley, and decrease Of
90, 787 bu corn. 90 ISL hu oats, 80, 48l bu rye.
TotAl increase, 1o1, ,000 bu. Tha above noted
quantities OF hard wheat include o., o31 bu No, i
Mlnuetota, and 4, s75 bu No. do
Tho following tablo exhibits tho stocks OF grain
In Ecnff6.
, 1877-11-28


CATTLE-Tra,o displayed rather more life thln on
the day BEFORE but Improvement IL rrccs rclultcd
indeed tho general tandcncy Of tho market scced TO
be downward. EaFa from The East held out little en-.
courugencnt. and shippers not Inclined invest
a1ccpt It something oft from last weuk's prices
stockcts and butchers stu, though rtrY Qnlet shout
held t1ejr own a to prices Tho range Of sales WAS
tt.75aa TO- acalnwaQs BelltnR at 81. 73e IS; common
10 zoot fat eows at %. SOAR tos stockes A. s3nxa
3l5i md to cholco shipping bccres as s.. ss
6.1Dt There only thfeo sacs at over 8aDn rz.,
III tead at - 10 Try Gtegory Cooley Co.. II head at
$500 hy Martin Dros, and % hen At &5tN by Groves
kr0a C01ltlsfnhle quantity Of stock left 0ypf
and tho market closcLl weak.
QUOTATIONS.
ite and npwards .....:,.:....;.... Nominal
year q t.ytar'1ld steers, weighing |. 800
to 5D la.: 6sas. 10
Ing L. ir1 To- 80 lb*.. b*..s.~.....,.... 4.O034, Il
Medium Hrtdca-5 5tcera Ia fair Hcph, Wc9hs
ing Il +oaQ 20 &I' lba+ 8ooJ, as
UuIchcrs' btock-roor TO cDHnon stccr1+
and COMMON TO- choice cows for city
slaughter. Weighing s to t. tO0 1fA 9,6Oa3 90
Stock kEat!!o-ComHon cattle. weighing 100
ani itn cow. cis, ... 20
hus Attl htalATa steet1. 1.7ha1. -
Te1a-fhtpuHll q anal Is
FeAls-tef ao0 Ids tnaetycs1 AQs5. Is
, 1877-11-28
LUMBER.
The movement Of inn1bes md shingles for tho week
ending Nov. u and since Jan. was ~ foltnws:

Htrt. T>.k .7an.i. ItH. i,
RtettMa-.. is!1. ls7a: iR77. Is7a:
LuJnher. m ft.....<3 6Tl 1s,Rtn tOG US0 1,GDlFt1
shiaElca 1n..."".27. +o1 Ja,o78 4u1Ip4i o2au7d
Lnmkrr. m IT,. .lssal ti,aa B+o,4sa 4is TIA
Ehtnalca m....,.. 2sI0 3,Mn i14, ,0iO 1x} 1aO
The cargo market waA dni and weak. THIS offerings
were only about fifteen carRncs. chleay Of common
stuE. Very few hiyen werr present. Tho heavy rc.
cetps Of tho paat week have nl1ch up tho yard dooks
and tho weather hiss bccn no bad that much Of the stun
could nut be removed, henco thcre Ia room to
1ond rcescs. few snles ao irregular rrccs.
scller Rcnerntly holding tho lumber nt former ng
urcs. The vcsscts nro lsJlnR ur and hut few nero
cavGoes arc expected this scason. Flece.stur Hns
quoted At 81. k7. md conm0n inch It e. sap 80.
Lah wern scaly ut Yt -, and shingles nt a. 2IaJ
.sacs Eafgo achr rauifuc, from White 1.akf. lsotU
It catnn txArA AMI ktrIpA, &3.al and Cnrxn Rctf
buarl6 md strips, nt Al4.dn. =. - -.
Cargo AlIr Harvey ttxtr1 from Duncan Ctr. 60 pU
II m[f1.rEr boards at Sl1.SO -
The ynrc snAfkcG rhhrf nuet. Dealers are nit.
lnE old rontracta but the daily demand ID llx owing
to t1t had weather and npaAkabl0 condition OF tlu
cNuntIY fnad8. = -
, 1877-11-28

PETROLEUM.
CLEyxLAHp. o., Nov. .37.-PzrHoLRux-Nsrk IN.
changeds demand good, standard winter, no teat
IKE,
, 1877-11-28

TUnpENTINE,
WILMINGTON, N, c., fov, 27.-Srtzrrs oy TrnFHs-
Tlxx-nOxc.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-04-19


fhii" uLhSff, Judge L. r. FIELD, Register
T, nlInyin,, h,t i,,.. y.,. ,-.ct.d,fth, Anil
,,,,, "a .;,, ,,,,,.,
,n,n<,sr,, ,,,.> ,:,.>~,,.u ,,,. t-.,.,.,, ,,,.
IJe14lioh EI,ud.r, I,tn az Nnrti,,or, Nar, p
Flinders Administrators. ian;,,,in T. i,;.ia l,te
of ballast Ami. : l,ild ,nni,,;s,r.tr;,,. u.i.
Tta4.l rata "a, pir,t ,,e,,,, !, n,.l,a,, /, l;i,
tr,tor. i.,, Al ~t,,hos,, i+ NJ, ,,,,,t ,,o,
!, nurhon, .y-.cu+o, u.,;a ! ,f.o,, ~. q
n,lt, nIr.h "a, ;o,, ,.,.,.,;. y-;,i
!, 49,, rn,e -,
. u ! ,,,
;t ,i;...,... ,. ..
' ~ ~ '''" ''''' ''''' - 'h''H'
torham 'Iou&ll Executor.
CT. ARnINN~ APPOINTED Prudence n ,;rinn
.,. -. ,,... ..,. M
O''i '''4 1T - mug a. - ''i y i"'' VI '''i7
port Sarah T.. Crawford over minor lcrs OF Aexan-
der Crawford, late of Eel,st: William H. EurrilI
, ,i J., ,,l,p ,,.;r;,. ,.
o''' ''''''"' ~ - VI '+''"i" F" i'iH'' ~ "
Margaret K. Chick oNcr L. da Atwood, OF Winter
mort =, non cannes
'-i tN9i- ~ Sill NAL fNiA ON ff'iAl on
-Jothaln ChalmuS, of Unity, Il non compos; minor
t;r, az ,Io.o,.i, ,,..,,ua ,. 81 po,c,,. d.
'' " ~ '' N'""u' ''' " "9 ~
becaca j. MasSure late of WintcrpOrt joel French
late Of stockton. William g. piucr late Of Scors-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-04-19
Cross Husbands and Scoldinp XWiv

'Domcstic ntrcity," which newspaper reporters
nowadays credit with playing such an important
part i'll liirS drama is often the result of lingering
chronic disease. What husband or wife can be
cheerful. smiling. and pleasant, when constantly
suffering from the fortunes Of some dreadful dis
ease! Perhaps the husbands liver becomes torpid.
and he experiences bitter disagrceabc taste or
nausea, has chilly sensations. alternating with
great heat and drynesS of the surface of bis body
pain in his sides, shoulders back eyes and skin
are Hinged with yellow, feels dull, indisposcd, and
dizzy. Through his suffering he becomes gloomy ,
respondent, and exceedingly irritabl" i'll temper.
Instead Of rcSOrting to SO reliable Il remedy Il
few small doses Of DR. l'icrce's rur@atye pellets.
and following up their action with the Of
Golden Medical Discovery. 10 work the hillary
poison ont of the system and purify the blood. il
he plays the part of penny wise and pound
foolish man he will attempt to economic BY say
ing the small cost of these medicines. Continuing
I" sniicr his nervous system becomes impaired,
ana he Is frclfnl and pceyiSh-a fit subject to be
come cmbroiled in domestic intelicitv" Or the
good wife may. from her too laborious duties OF
family cares, have become subject to such chronic
affections AS are peculiarly incident to her sex and
beng reduced IN blood and strength suffering from
backache, nervousness, headache. internal fever
and enduring pans too numerous to mention She
may become peeVish and ircttul-anvthin~ but n
genial hepnatc. In this deplorablc condition of
i'll health should she act wisely and employ Dir
Pierce's Favorite Prescription it will in due time
by its cordial tonic and ncrvinc properties restore
her health and transform her from the pccvish.
scoding, irritable tempered invalid To IL happy.
cheerful wife. Laying aside lcyity and speaking
seriously, husbands and wives, You will find the
Family Medicines above mentioned reliable and
potent remedies. For full particulars of their
properties and uses, see Pierce's Memorandum
Book, which is given away by all druggists.
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1t is now time to take of your double windows
Wayland Knowlton otficiatcs as stenographer at
the present term of the Court
Gentlemen may cry peas. peas, but there will be
no peas unless the hens are shut up.
The pastor Of the Baptist church will preach
next Sunday evening at 30 Subjeet-.Thc Life
That is to Come.
couple of men came near being drowned on
On Monday by falling overheard. II is said that
hey were intoxicated
The Methodists are taking measures to organize
q choir Of singers at that church The congrc@a
ton has done the singing heretofore
Dndeion green's in sufficient quantities for the
auily dinner were gathered tile first Of IL, week
earlier than ever before known here. ii is Said
7. v. Pitcher & 60. have painted their store
front blue lttherc Is any virtue in the blue ray
they expect to draw customers rresstibly to their
counters
lAr Sanford steamers are making excursion par
ties u Boston. To eje, every body chance to hear
Moody and saubry Fare tor the round trip q 30
The Maiuc Central Railroad is :llso running rxcur
sion trains 1t low rates
DR. GEO r lme. druti@i ol this ciiy has 10
Gated at hck,port Us viii b., seen by his card
In Ancs is thoroughly educated in his protession
d graduate ~ Philadelphia Dental COLLEGE ami is
gentleman in every way entitled to confidence
roAlrE toyel t,ny Flag an old offender
Hl~ before tine coar OH Friday Of last week on
rlc charge Of drunkenness lie got 80 days in Jail.
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The Murder Trial.

BATH, April H. In the ease Of Isaac
NJ. Cox, the hoy mufdercr the witnesses
testified that the father rcprimamdcd the
boy in meeting and the boy left the house
soon after the father followed him. Max
well testified to hearing the report of 1t
gun and that the boy came for him. say
ing his father was shot Found the body
OF MI Cox supported by his wife and
daughter. Cox breathed only twice after
Icing found by Maxwell Several wit
neSSeS saw twenty shot holes in the body,
principally in the centre Of the breast. In
one shot hole was a bit of paper or cloth
Witness testified to the statements of the
boy that he fired the gun intending to
Brighten the father, 50 he wouldn't punish
nm that he stood near the shed when
he fired, about thirty-tllree yards from
his father. Small, Whitney and Higgins
testified that the boy was asked why lie
he did il and he answered that he was
mad. The state closed at noon.
In the afternoon Col. j. w Spaulding
opened for the defence. Mr.. Adams ties
tilted that he formerly owned the gun ::
that it was of long range and did not
scatter much. Witnesses were put on the
stand to testify to the good character OF
the boy, but the attorney general admit
ted that he was of good character and
the witnesses was excused. Isaac Cox,
the defendant, testified his father told
him to come to his pew in church he re
fused and went outdoors: father followed
and cuffed his ears two or three times
took him by the collar to take him back
into the house; he slipped out of his coat
and went home in his shirt sleeves. He
dreaded punishment by his father, and
ridicule by his companions; did not think
OF the gun till near the shed, then thought
he would scare his father with it; went
into the shed and took the gun and went
out round the wood pile; saw his father
coming; raised the gun to his hip and
fred saw his father stagger, and went
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Brighton Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY, April II.
Arrivals OF stock nj market Cattle 2.oI; Sheep
and Lambs $500; Swine 5S.; number Western
Cattle 2J1S; Eastern Cattle 30, Mich Cows and
Northern Cattle no.
Prices OF Beef Cattle per 100 lbs, live weight EN-
ira quality So .1ad 81 L.; first quality 50 .ja' oo
second quality s. 81 Las 81 - third qnal - 1.';t
90; poorest grade OF coarse Oxen, Bulls &c s;
al -.
Brighton Hides 6 2cper b. Brighton Tallow ) / IA
.cper ID. Country Hides . !ajs: per ID; Country
Tallow ,a,c per 10. Calf skins 10al1c per H. Sheep
and Lamb skins 81 2jal 30
Working OXen--Not 50 large supply in market
has been for several weeks past, and fair de
mtid for them. We quote sales:
One pair grth it 3 in, live weight 300 lbs, ST.;
pair grth . # = inches, live weight 5000 lbs, SO
pair girth It inches, live weight 5000 lbs, 5 10
pair grth itso inches, live weight 200 lbs, SHE
pair %irth 6 # inches, live weight 200 lbs, @ll5 :,
pair Srth fl . inches, live weight 2600 lbs. @l5s !;
Mich Cows - Extra S51a9j; ordinary 52Ja50.
Most of the Cows offered in market for sale are of =,
common grade.
Store Cattle-None in market except working on
en- and Mich Cows, most Of the small Cattle being
sold for Beef.
Sheep and Lambs-lhoso from the West were all
owned hy the butchers and cost landed at Brighton
from 5a1c per lb. Trade for Northern sheep and
Lambs was very fair.
swne-store Pigs, wholesale 1-!azc per ID; Co
lumba County spring Pigs, wholesale Sc per ID; re
tail sa9c per lib. Fat Hogs, 3iac per H. live weight