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The following were The exporte OF specie from THIS
port for the past week -
July l6--Steamer Crescent City, Aspinwall--
American gold com. ...-.......-. 81, 900
July l6-Seamer Crescent City, Manta, Ecua-
dor 8. A.
American gold coin ...........,.. 670
July 19--Steamer Gellert London
Mexican silver dollars. 6,OOO
July 81 Steamer Britannia Liverpool
Mexican silver coin. ........... 2l 263
American silver trade dollars. $500
American silver bars. ............. 500
Mexican silver dollars. ......... 5000
American gold con.............. 1900
Total $50 433
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FATAL QUARREL.
NArRRToWN. N. Y

WArERrowS, N. Y, July 22, 1877.
During quarrel this morning between lad named
Stowsll aged fourteen, and a youth named Clark,
aged twcnty-one, In tho town OF Orwell Oswero
county, the former hit the latter with -,ono from
tho effects OF which ho died.
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ing the latest quotations Tor bankers steripg:

The following table shows tho posted rates for bank
ms and the average Tor commercial sterling and for
exchange on Paris at sixty days and sight, the close
'i the market each day in July, 1877 the highest
md lowest in 1876 and 1915, and for tho first six
months Of this year.
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THE INDIAN WAR.

DEApwooD, D. T., July %, 1877.
News has been received here that the govern mcnt
survey party and Lieutenant Lcmly's company are
now safe There have been casualties except those
reported last evening
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THE GOLD MARRgr.

Gold advanced from loj& to 1864, and cash gold
loaned at l-64 per cont per diem Tor under the
ucmand already referred TO TO make settlements Tor
he per cent loan, but decline TO 1855 ensued cash
mid having become mucn easier and the foreign dcs.
na,.,.s rcportlng rulnors OF an arnist.cc between
i,u .s,a and Turkey A. the close recovery i06x
los x was noted, and Lag was paid Tor borrowing
until Monday.
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The following are tho nominal quotations represent
ing the price in gold Tor other coins

The following shows the transactions at tie Bank OK
the State OF New York. the clearing house Of the New
York Gold EXCHANGE
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per cwt. Butter. S55 q S65 per quutsi for superior
American Jerked beef. IS 70 per Hams, Si7
s,t $40 per auinta; in TIM, $40 Sal Potatoes, ,i9
Sl7 bb. Honey. here. Onions. s. per bbi Tor
american Coal oil, in tins, "a reals per gallon;
NJ yellow pine, $37 NJ. shooks noninai sugar
hosshsaas, 4 aw is reds: moiassss no sheads' e
reals per arrobe. Chewing tobacco. $62 S97 per
ouintal IIoops-Long shaved. s42 per N. Freights-
demand; previous prices are sustained Tobseco-The
xou OF the srkt unchunged sales for export
the United states Of Vuelta Abjo Vegas $40 10 S
gold qunts; Partiao hers x3s $l5 per quntal,
u ysga Remedies hiers $37 So Spanish gold
" a7la 81 %. Exchange firm; the United states
sixty 2a premium short sight do
80 do. sixty days gold a7s do short sight do s,s
do; London, l0a l93i do; on Paris. 51s q do.
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FIN ANCIAL.


FINANCIAL.
At KEAsoN1BIE RATES Money 6S LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies and Mortgages; same
nsssA sss VIII ;s;
AT NEW ExcHANdE 2s WILLIAM sr.1sTocKs
Abought and .od ~ sraai lots eoa@i.s,ons = mSS'S
GHs CO per cent % nS' 'A'''' s'o ten '''''' oA
A LEX FKornISdHAM 90. BANKERS AND AND
buy nsd carry stocks long rs desired on margin three
Send explanatory and Weekly Reporter Free
MONEY To LOAN ON LIFE INSURANCE POLL:
A.ses on liberal terms Apply to X. f. DARLING. $40
AT LOWEST RATEs.-EOo,0O) TO LOAN ON M
City Property; Life Insurance. Policies cashed
3s Broadwey. room III.
Oper cent yearly for sale ov y s. BAILEY 90 Wall st.
Eroper,y: leasehOd; Jersey westchester. per cent
M We buy and sell Mining Stocks the New Yor. Mining
lay, and Jr both members o The Board We also
as Tor many years execute orders daily a the San Fran
CISCO s''sN n'''a 'f 4LSEHf j. Se6fAf co,
Established % years.
NEW YORK CITY rs. PAYABLE IN 1900;
NEW YORK CITY SIS, PAYABLE IN io2e;
JERSEY CITY rs, PAYABLE IN 1882
DANIEL A. MORAN,
40 Wall ST.. New York.
W1ANTED-A PARTY WITH CAPITAL. TO HELP
ALREADY svsopsa for one week M NINE
Herald office.
So .nM one o%Nhs u Ds s%v
Places in the south absolute real estate security and
ar hsh
SG,isH SSsph to roo" o'""s's'' NNs"''R' 'A'
S26OOOWvA gTsI.T oaSDIL 3SP Ena oNsg EgsN e.
GER. l7d broadway, room 81.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mr. john PrrRIE. JR.
M has this day ,sea admitted to an insrss. in
Victor E Mauger ~ ietri.
New Yonx Jny 30 isg7 81 .''"'' Sv'loroR MAuaER.
TI,IIE COMPREHENSIVE HEaETOFORE EXISTING
'se this t9 % By S
consent Mr. Leonard Friedman collect tho assets and
hKSsT EESsffR Fi.HisH. Hhis1HHOAAS'
THE COPAKTNERsHIP uERkT0FORE EXISTING
l under the firm name of Goldsmith Mayer is this day
josHin !: Ii pGtpSMIrH' MaSfn
BUSINESS OpPOisTUNIrIics.
MAN, WIFI $500 CASH, cAN, sEcrkE HALF
Aineret in well established paying Restaurant and Bar
sOUTHwICK CO., e5s Broadway.
pARTNER WANTED WITH $1,000 TO 10000, Is
Il paying established business in New York city Adj
dress b b., Ht raid office
TAINTED -tNERGETIC MAN. WITH ABOUT 81 800.
w for financial department. 500. 900 realized yearly
Address SAFETY. box III Herald Office.
WANTED TO RENT OR sUPEkiNTEND-A SAW
w mill business, in good locality tor saw timber C. NJ
No Pug 1th av.
al S00 -wANrED-A PARTNER TO ASSIST n
@l;oUO :plac,ns before the public patent article
SSS% sprnsS SS%..sS av Newark * 'I"'''' inquire
6..i NNN- -$5ooJ-WANTED--A s. PARTNER FOR A
House. doing good business, and
xeelient prospects for the Fall address PROVISIONS.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY JULY ls7-wlrH SUPPLEMENT

casona visits along the route and tho Interpolation OF
Spanish, Italian, French. German aud negro songs.
with music The book in tho Town and Country
Series.
HEART HIsTohIEs AND HEART LoSGISGs. BY l.. D. +.
Published by the Author
As the title suggests, this volume OF verso is the
heart history OF It's author She pours out her feelings
in rhyme apparently for her own reliel ihan Tor
what the world may say We presume that the writer
is woman for there is much about children IN tho
book and then 1t Is In religious vein tban men
often write There are greater number oi poems In
this volume than are usually found in books OF one
person's work. The writer Is evidently an amateur
who has collected together the inspiration OF many
hours
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BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB.

AT REST OFF SHELTER IsLAND-DIvINE SER
VICE ON TIE FLAGSHIP PRIVATE THEATRE
GALS AT 1HE MANHANsET HOUSE.
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To CONsUMPrIvEs. - Consumption.
that scourgc Of humanity. is the grea,
dread Of the human family. in all civilized
countries.
/ feel confident that | am 10 possession
OF the only sure. invaluable Remeiy-now
known Ia the professionalism the positive
and speedy cure Ut that dreaded disease,
and its unwelconse cpncomilants, viz.
Caiarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis Nervous
Debility. &c., SC. am an old fogy. /
believe in medicine. Twenfy-eight years
experience as a busy practitioner, in the
best Consumption Hospitals Of the Old and
New World. has Taught me the value Of
proper medication. both local and consii-
tutional in the cure of this great enemy
Of Dur race. l have found it. But | am
DEPRESSING. started out to say that those
suffering with consumption or any OF the
above maladics. that by addressing me,
giving symptoms, they shall be put in pos
session Of this great boon. scitAout charge,
and shall have the benefit Of my expert
ence in thousands Of cases successfully
treated. Full particulars. directions for
preparation and use, and all necessary ad-
vice and instructions for successful treat
ment at your own home, will be received
by you by return mail, free of charge, by
addressing
DIR. JOHN S. BURNETT,
1871 jefferson Street,
Tyr. 5-2. Louisville, Ky.
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MnsorITnEs.

MOSQUITOES.
TINS key 10 good .manners-B natural.
IT is a joy to think the best we can OF
human kind.
..IMPoRTED beaux are not always 10
be depended upon.
''PCLL out YOU shot bag. is likely TO
become q fashionable slang.
PEOPLE who mind their " business
are very scarce this summer.
GREAT heart is as quick 10 find an
other oct as the world is slow.
SEVEN per cent OF the voters Of Penn
sylvania cannot read OF write.
TIE best days of Il mans lie are those
in which he effects the most good.
During the wear 1876 there was 255, 600
pounds OF butter shipped IRON this place
You have not fulfilled every duty IN
less you have fulfilled That of being pleas
ant.
The blushing rose nOw blooms, shed.
ding q radiance of beauty Ger the lace Of
nature.
CORN in the ground is said 10 be Io;iing
extensively in some localities. and viii
have 10 be largely replanted.
THE price OF whiskey is increasing so
lapidly that only the rich and proud can
afford 10 have any bread in the house.
WHY is a young lady jus, from beard
ing school like q building committee y
Because she is ready to receive proposals.
GAIL and settle your old accounts at
Fashion Bazaar.
Mrs. j. B. TREDwELL.
No. 6. Mammoth Block
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GRAFTON. T., Janr II This az
tsrl.H Pssm-sia B.s-sh. = u c
~i,sia@sre. Laekt~ytra 81 Wa.rtn
RARE -. : srih sit =.
Gil. 4 lsin~ a.iS teir -
p sae misirf- u, tie BiStif C.'-
lisry ia the outskirts II This Cry.
were attacked by two masked rob
bsrs. The paymasler and biz assist
D were ia a buggy. and bad in
their possession over $4,000. The
attack was made a short distance
from the mine, aud the highway men,
without saying II word. drew their
reyolyers and fired. wourdi0g Capt.
CARING slightly Mr.. B-sseIl return
ed the Ere, and the robbers fed in
the direction of the woods. Great
excitement prevailed here 10 the af-
ternoon. The police were out after
the would-be murderers, and reward
of $500 has been offered by the com
pany. Nothing has been heard of
them up to a late hour tonight.
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The Floods.

MEMPHIS, June l2-Tbe damage
caused by the heavy rain storm in
Northern Mississippi on Friday is
very great. In many instances the
crops we're ruined entirely, fences
swept away and stock drowned.
The damage To- the Missi-s ppi aud
Tennessee, Mississippi Central, Mem.
phis and Little Rock. Mobile aud
Obio, and Memphis aud Charleston
Railroads has been rep tired. aud
trains are running to-day a. usual
On the Memphis aud Louisville
Railroad the bridge over the Hatchie
was swept away. The officers
of the road hope 10 be able to send
out trains tomorrow aud transfer at
hat point. The Memphis and Pa
ducah Road is badly demaged, and
several days viii be required TO re-
pair the track.
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DIED.

FINK.-At St. Frederick. Nebraska,
April 2Sth, Mrs. Elizabeth Fink. aged rs
years, IL months
Mrs. Fink was born in Northumberland
Co; was 8 resident of Somerset county for
IA wears when she moved West
WAMBAUGHl0n the eth of June.
1877. Sylvester Wambaugh. aged 80 years.
9 months. and IA days
MISUNDERSTANDING %. 1876. near
Pine church. Csrdie Bell Meyers. aged 5
years, months % days
HUMBERT.-April 9th, Eear Milwood
Station Charles NJ. Humbert, aged 6 years,
4 months and II DAYS.
BARKMAN.-May 14lh, near Centre
vile, Miss Eva Barkman, aged - years. I
months and / day.
HUMBERT.-May 21sf, near Millwood
Station. aged l year, . months and IL
days
REDRIC.-May Both in Centreyille.
Florence J. Redrie, aged 3 years. and 6
months
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THERE il some hope for the local nc
porter in the lively town of Edenburg.
Clarion county. He III the Herald, just
spreads himself as follows. upon one DAYS
happenings "A show company are now
putting up = big tent west of town p ex-
hioit a trained monkey, a pug and a little
woman, while on Stale street a crowd had
collected 10 see G prominent man mash
another TOR Islander. The boys are max
ing the streets ring with e ding burg
Herald -Four men are each carrying
boxes 10 the corners of the prominent
streets. A lot OF curious men and boys
are watching another lot chop the barrels
and boxes 10 be used 70 initiate the balloon
which : to carry the showmen heaven
ward. Way down the street three teams
are stuck 10 the mud, the drivers swear
ing loud enough 10 turn the heavens blue.
Up nsar the show tent Two boys are giving
each other hand over fist with 4 will.
Two o; the beg boxes on the corners are
occupied by gin czsl-Sox e A boy
acrues the street is kicking his sister.
Down 10 the alley teios Main street, =
target gun is shooting three shots Tor ten
cents Along SIDE OF him . soda fountain
Is flowing sweetened water. A wheel OF
fortune IS turning out misfortunes to
patrons. A professional bali player lets
y0a throw three balls Al 4 trapdoor for
ten ccnis- Up on the corner o: Main
and Stale streets some one Is Touring the
the gin peddiers, and the balloon man is
soaring leaselward. while back again up
ON The alley a drunken man has shDi
another in the neck with the target gun,
and away down n the Sqnirc's Office the
constable Is paying bis fine jcr knocking q
man down
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ReruDLlcAS Couxrr CoMNrrrEE for

REPUBLICAN COUNTY COMMITTEE 10
1873.
Addison-S A. Dean.
Allegheny-John Bradigum.
Berlin. IL. Knepper.
Bro;hersvaliey-Joseph Hanger.
Conemau.h-Levi Yoder.
Contiuence-W. A. Koon;z-
ElkIick-Mortimer Welfiey.
Greenyille-A. ]. S,oner.
Jetferson-George Barclay.
JerGer-F G. Nef.
JennerviIlc-A b. kautz.
Larlmer-Jacob Zufall.
Lower TurkeyioO,-C. 5 Younkin.
Meyersdale-J. c. Hochsiei.er.
Niidlecreek-P. X. Moore.
MilfOrd-S. r. Crichfield.
New Baliimore-John George
New Centreville-Leroy Y. Scott.
Norihamp;on-D. G. Bowman.
Paini-Peier Hoffman
Quemahoning-Alber, Berkey.
SalisbuTy-John c. Lowry.
Shade-Joseph Cable.
Somerset Bor.-L. NJ. Hicks.
Somerset Tp-Chris;;an Sireng.
Stonycreek-Jacob j. Weigle.
Stoysicwr-John ID. Resley.
Sammif-Cornelius Shoemaker.
Upper Turkeyfooi-Freeman Iounkin
Ursina-J. S. Sutherland.
Neutrality-suspicious. Long.
J. /. ScULL, J. G. OGLE-
Secretary Chairman.
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ouR NETWORK LETTER.
New YORK, June 10, 1877.

NEW YORK, June 10, 1877.
HORSES.
The racing season was inaugural
ed last week, with usual ~brilliancy.
Jerome Park was crowded with the
Of the lily. and some very
good time was made by the steppers
The amount Of money invested 10
fast goers in this city is enormous
Robert Bonner. the Ledger man, has
q half million 10 this kind OF
property, some of his horses being
worth $50, 900, if they could be bough;
at all. The Lorillard-. the Lencxes
and all The .ich families consider it
essential to their standing 10 have
more or less good borse-hesh, and
any fne Gay there al be seer 10 the
park hundreds Of horses who eau
make time very low down ia the
thirties, every young man Of fashion
thinking it necessary To have bis fast
The late Helmbold had $50
900 10 horses when be exploded IL
is . pretty sight to see The fast bors-
es out on . Ene day in the park. aud
the drives theresbont, many of the
teams being driven by ladie-. who
get to be as skillful with the whip a.
their male escorts. Women all ike
good horses, and il is . passion with
them to drive. There is ~ better
business than the breeding and fitting
of 6ne horses. The mes, ordinary
kind Of csrriase borses that have
any style at all are worth $1,000 n
pair and they run from that, sc-
cording TO style and training, up to
S. 0o0- This. without any psr,icu-
lar speed Give Q horse speed 10 adj
dition to style, and the lucky breeder
may set his Own price, and get il.
For this grade OF stock the market Is
never o~serstocked. There are con-
ssanlly coming ia wealthy men who
can Afford to psy these prices for
what they fancy. aad il is nos more
than ever The fashion There are
enough Of poor horses aad they sell
~ ehesply here as sny~ here, but
good horses are always in demand,
and always At 3 very high price.
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SRAsoSAEbE.-The following lines an
Just in season
Set, brother, set with care
Set while the ground is in good ordare
\ ihree-foot space for q iomatare.
4 six-foot space for o cucumbare,
Cabbage and beeis not quite 50 fare,
And don't fhrget the Irish g~rHss5ars.
But keep of the nasty buggare,
Plant, brother, plant with care.
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ST Louis. June 1.-THE prelimi-
nary examination oi the four mel
who are charged with attempting TO
wreck 9 train on the 81 Louis and
San Francisco Railroad, for purposes
Of pIaader. near woodeud Ssnioa. a
few oigbts ago. vas eoaelnded ye-ter-
day All the prisoners eommi.-
ted To the Springfield jail 10 await
he action OF the Grand Jury Bail
vas refused They will DO dsubt be
indicted for murder in the FIRST degree
and have a speedy trial
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THE 10y Nimmy, who poisoned his
father, sister. nephew, snd a domestic
residing with the family. was permitted to
view The dead body OF his father, in
Greensburg. on Monday last. The Sheriff
took him 10 the house where the corpse
lay. and ii is said that The young wretch
was not the less; bi: affected at the sigh;
Of the viciim-i He expresses no regret,
and appears to feel no sorrow over The
terrible crime OF which he IS guilty..
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The conneIlsville Gseys will please ac-
cep... the thanks of the HERALD Office for
couriesies extended. The officers in
charge Of Camp Somerset" Lieutenanis
johnson and Mccoy, are 10 he congratu-
lated on the manner in which everything
passed of during the stay Of the Company,
and WI want 10 say just right here, TO the
men, 'ahat a g~enilemanly, qui-t AID
well behaved set of men we Rave not seen
under similar circumstances
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We elsewhere publish the professional
card Of DR. W. F. Fundenberg, ocnlist
and Aurist- We. a few weeks ago, pub
lished the skillful operation and almos,
miraculous cure Of Mrs. Abbot, Of Mt.
Savage case that has been widely pub
lished and iavorahly commented upon
We advise such of our readers who are
afflicted. TO place themselves under DR..
Fs treatment. being fully assured Of his
thorough skill anG knowledge Of all that
pertains % his profession.
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LET MS be clean, in order TO be healthy.
To be thoroughly SO. and 10 counieract
eruptiye tendencies and render the skin
white and smooth, lei US use Glen's Sui
phur Soap. No eruption can Withstand il.
Depot C~rittenton's No. Z Sixth Avenue.
New York. Hills Hair and Whisker
Dye, black or brown, so cts.
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JANIS B. ZAHM. convicted ia Deem
beT. 1919, Of the larceny OF $4,000 from
the Banking House OF Collins. Johnston
& Co.. OF E5ensburg. while acting as
cashier OF that institution, and sentenced
10 the ~penitentiary for & term of two years
and six months, has been pardoned by the
Governor. on the recommendation OF the
Board OF Pardons.
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THE "Connellsville Greys.'' Company
c, 10th Regiment. National Guard of Pa,
went into camp in Hugus' woods. south of
town, on Friday last, but not liking the
location removed to the Academy square
on Saturday. During their stay they
treated our citizens 10 a daily dress parade
on the public square. About fifty mem-
bers of the Company were in camp,
Lieut.. Lloyd johnson in command. On
Saturday, Major Crosslandhnd::C Capt. Nor
row put in an appearance, both anxious
that the boys should have a pleasant time.
The Greys are a fine looking body of men
and march and Ego. through the manual
in o manner that shows that they have
been well drilled. The band accompany
ing and belonging 10 the Company is
without an exception the best country
band we ever heard. Their delightful
serenades were highly appreciated and
will long be remembered. But the drum
corps is where the boys got their work in,
you knew. Saturday evening and Mon
day morning they turned out and emil
vened the village by their shrill strains.
The Company is composed of jolly, whole
souled fellows who are always ready Tor
anything that may turn up the pranks
they played on q another are enough to
make a dyspeptic laugh. The camp was
a great attraction to our people and was
visited daily by large numbers of them.
Sabbath morning religious services were
held on the ground. Rev. Barns. of Con-
nellsville officiating, and the band playing
appropriate music. BY the way boys. we
appreciate the ''Scull Ave-" and return
our thanks.
The officers are gentlemen with whom
il is a pleasure TO meet and larry.
The Company broke camp on Monday
and returned home, protesting to be very
well pleased with their encampment
The Greys were accompanied by a num-
Der OF the citizens of Connellsyille, among
whom we discovered the smiling eounie-
nance of the Lord Mayor Gentlemen the
latch string hangeth ever on the outer
wall. and more than pleased will we be
To have you return at your earliest con
veniencc.
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4 TERRIBLE fatality is reported from
Bakers furnace. Indiana county. In the
vicinity Of the abandoned property men
toned resides Andrew RACER. and on Sat
usday last one of his children was at
tackled with diphtheria. Since that day
he has buried not only the little n first
afflicted. but also four others and his wife
all victims of the same disease.
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L. s. layton & Co. No. 1853 Weed
street, Pittsburgh, are sole agents Tor
Brunt. Bloor. Martin & Co.'S celebrated
Iron Stone China, manufactured at East
Liverpool, OHIO. which took the highest
premium at the Philadelphia Exhibition.
This j. undoubtedly the best Queensware
in the market This firm also handles
Rockingham and Yellow Ware from the
factories and psck all together and ship
IRON Pittsburgh. Price guaranteed
Our merchants will DO well 10 pa;ronize
them as they are thoroughly reliable.
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IL these lovely spring days the
ical grocery man thinks he ought TO adver-
ilse. lie places in his doorway a wooden
bowl. filled with beans. and sticks 4 split
stick therein In which he inserts q piece of
pas;eboard bearing this inscription:
'BEEns 10 cents a quorT." And then
he awaits the result of his enterprise
z
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REGULAR SECRETION ESSENTIAL TO
HEALTn-Thc regular secretion and flow
Of the gastric juices, and the bile which
the use OF Uoeteiter's Stomach Bilters pro-
NOTES, are effects which conduce material
ly to the restoration OF health. when the
system is ~disordered. Food is not digested
in the dyspeptic stomach because the gas
trio fluid is deficient, superintendent or
vitiated; the liver becomes congested and
the bowels coastipated because the supply
OF bile is inadequate or misdirected. The
Biiters ~reciiies all this. and removes
every i'll consequence OF non-assimilaiion
billions irreguiaEi;y. Furthermore. it
stimulates the action of the kidneys. by
which impurities are. so 10 speak, strained
from the blood. and any tendency in the
urinary organs TO grow sluggish and dis
ordered oounteracied. Whether it be
used as a means of regulating gastric or
bilious secretion. and relieving the over
loaded bowels, or to promote complete,
and therefore healihfnl, urination, Hostet-
ter's Biiters may be relied upon with on
fidence TO accomplish the end in view.