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National Republican., 1877-08-03
yFGET1NE
WHAT Is NEEDED.

Dosros. February u, 1871.
r. r. JctSns. ttQ.:
DEAR SIR About one year since found myself In .
feeble condition from general debility. vegctine
str on giy recommended TO me by q ffiefd who had
been much enented by Its procured the arti-
Gle, and, amer usng several bottles, restored to
health and Discontinued lts use feel quite confident
that there medicine superior to II for thee
plants for which II Is especially prepared, and would
cheerfnlly recommend Il to those who fel that they
need something to restore them to perfect health.
Respectfully yours, Y. l. pET'rENGILI,
Firm Of 4. NJ. Pettfngill 4 TO-,
No 10 State street. Boston.
vBGETIEE
ALL HAVE OBTAINED RELIEF.
souTH BEnwicH. Ma. January n, is72
IT. r. Seprns, esq:
DIAR SIR i have had dyspepsia In hs worst form
for the last ten years and have taken hundreds OF
dollars worth Of medicines without obtaining any
lief In sepsenber last I commenced taking the
Negetlne since which time my health has sAdily
improved. Ny food digests well, and have gained
nfleen pounds Of nesh. There several ,theIs In
this place taking Vesetne, and all have obtained re-
iisf Yours truly, THOMAS y MOORE,
Ovsrsser Of Card Room, Portsu,outh oo.s Mia
National Republican., 1877-08-03
THE EXCURSION

ALL of the principal druggists sell Harts insect
powder.
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BURsyTTs COCAINE

HARRIS insect powder kills ants, reaches, bed
bugs and flies.
National Republican., 1877-08-03

CTRICTURE, IMPOTENCE AND DISEASES OF
. the Ornerative Organs radically and speedily
cured onice hours 10 HENRY A. DANIELS,
~. D., ~ Lexington avenue. yS
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Harris insect powder has trade mark Of roaci
on every box.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
A TLANTIc CITY, N. y-BoARD . TO si2
avenue near cars and beach 0cS Gs%Es sfs
"A Rckhed springs, N. Y. Candaraso Lake.
Now open S0"fS IfaSNP ss 4 z, Pst ruiz TTssrorlrp
jyis Owners and Proprictors
A ELLINGTON HOUSE E. .ropn oonn
an ssh FRET S o%
farm tAdt water bathing convenient n, Boa,d q and
aSTs'd' Syls W. ksAss s.ass.r.
A RTIsTs FALLS HOUSE, SITUATED NEAR
a The osiesrated artists Tsils North g Sonwsy N
s to " &ToJsfTs E i hisf&is xvi 4; f f;op1sS, As
PELI.EvuE HOUSE, BETHLEHEM. N H.
ID Near White md Frsnoonia MountAina haEnh-
cent views 100 foot eevationi sure cure for hay
'eSSs s and oa'A''h i 6XTiS III III IFS. prop
CozzENs' WEST POINT HOTEL,
ys NO" SRs6 SS6DsEiI Mos. %.s faG fons Ny.
C,ATsKILL MoUNTAINs-GooD COUNTRY
coMfoRT, south Cairo Green county, n Y: gis
CATsKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
RATES FOR JULY.
eaSo per day; iI7 and s,I.soper week. jyis
CoLORADO HOUSE, OCEAN BEACH, MON
- mouth County n J,.oPens June ! IL. Good bath
Apply Apply Qua a. PPt PtooR t6smsr,y 70 q w &es. Esd scaas,
Cape MayJ at iuO Chestnut street, Philad.lpha Jyis
CORNWALL, ORANGE CoUETY.-CoUNTRY
~ Board. Rooms large and airy; beautiful iocaipn;
s: ";S%; 'S " ?% TGTSL SfSf E' ToSa'%ys an Ss
DURHAM. GREEN COUNTY. N. Y.-Caukin
l>MounIains. with a farmer good board: pleasant
Ioom. plenty shade pleasant drive; u per week. Ad-
nANsvILI T. LIVINGSTON CO., NEW YORK.
DJust on the mountain outsklrts OF this most beau
ufu ylllase Of $500 inhaban.s Is situated one Of the
oar Home on the Hillside. II Is ins.itntion
where chronic invalid. whom medicines hil to re-
worked men and fctsie or deiicaie women rscuper.
ate w9nasEGlly; The cure !; kept open the m year ysar
and GGnticnen. from y states ofthe Union and Can:
Sa sy sSs ne enSe Ss tHe
TO create the hest possible conditions OF health .3r
on The Vital force which their paienis respectively
possess restore them II Is astonishing to how
mas. ebsIasts aiseasss and dispense health instead
We are at liberty e refer TO genilemen and ladies Of
wn1 g WI r all MI hf :. We
iss' jyis '''- "''''''' ~ " JAMES C. JACKSON.
EXCELLEST ACCoMoDATIONs ON THE
lIsound, near PeQuot Hotel; bathing boating and and
boz 90. New London. Conn. iyis
E,ABYAN HOUSE WHITE MOUNTAINS, N H.,
| l. by LINDSEY q FRENCH, located nj the june
ton Of the Boston, Concord, Montreal and White
| mountains, and Mt. Washington and Portland and
| Ogdensburg railroads Open JunelA Prices reduced;
r"Sn vsIy favorable Ts.s fSf saess, By he season.
Circular sent on application, jyis
GLEN PARK HOTEL, WATKINS GLEN, N.
" y. Terms q to a. per day. Appointments Al.
Bus free send tor circular and analysis OF water.
| c. T. FROST, proprietor. jyB
| HIGHLAND DELL HOUSE, NEAR DELA-
| IL ware Water dap elevation so feet First
| class board send for circular. J. j. fouLKE,
| jyis Biroudsburg, Pa
| HIGHLAND HOUSE dARRlsoN-0 ON. HUDSoN,
| IL N Y. First-class family accommodations.
| Terms, go TO ~ per week. GEO. y. GARRISON,
| lylS Manager.
IRVING HOUSE, LONG BRANCH, Is NOW
jyis dEoRTE il BoRToN, Proprietor.
I ONG BRANCH FIRST-CLASS ACC0MMO-
| - DATIONS In private family; very near ocean,
depot and hotels plenty Of shade terms Wv and "a
National Republican., 1877-08-03

NINNBoUA HOUSE -
Nl MINNBQUA SPRINGS,
RRADE0RD GouNTY. rA,, n,-,.,,
MADE THIS SEASON.
GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES
i+<5 FEET ABOvESEA LEVEL.
Pure Air, charming scenery, fine Trout Fishing and
Accommodations for nearly Five Hundred Guests
On ror,hcrn Central Railway; eight hours ride,
without change. from Baltimore. within two anda
half hours ride Of Watkins Glen. Parties can
thorougy explore the latter and return TO Mnneqna
the same day For circular containing terms anaysis
Of water and other inform alton, address
EloLlm W d. TYLER. Superintenient
National Republican., 1877-08-03
CHRIsrApoRo's HAIR DYE

Is the sahtrt and the best IA instantaneous In its
action, and II produces the most natural shades Of
black or brown, does not stain the skin. and i easily
applied. II r a standard preparation, and q hvorite
upon every welappolnted toilet for lady or gentle
man. For sale by N druggists and hnrdreseers
JOEEPH CHRiSrA DORO,
Proprietor. z. o. Box 2ii2. New York
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JEw ROUTE TO MOUNT VERNON.

The new, safe and eommodlous steamer MARY
wAsMiNGTDH snow carrying psssnsers 70 NJ
TO The Mansion. By this route persons avoid . h9i
miles. not three. Leave, Seventhstreet wharf every
day lsundny eIcsptcdl at $50 and returns about
io'clock. Fare tl, Including admission and carriage
ride TO and from the Man.ion. je72tf
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To Druid Hill Park has been postponed to Thurs
day, August ., 1877.
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A VALUABLE INVENTION.

HARr's Insect powder. None genuine without
trade mark, 6O4 Ninth street.
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COLORADO HOUSE,

DriSs fOR UUtSrs JuSE1.
One hundred Rect nom good bathing. Two lakes
and pine woods Within three minutes walk Of house.
House has all modern convcnlencc-r will accommo-
date 80 guests. Terni., $50 per day and ~ per
week. A few choice rooms At st6 and tia A. r.
COOK late OF the West End Honse, Cape May, pro
IA '''' "Pf'' ~ '''' N'''''""' iyiofm
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EXCURSIONS.

rJ,niRp SEASON OF THE LYCEuM BUREAU
L ExCUle1ONs-Ste mer Mary wsshington-
Regular triis every "WEDNESDAY. Leave sev
my onts. The following organizations will Join il
the above excursion the dates named All whs
desire TO aid them must purchase tickets OF theiS
members;
NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAssENGERa
The steamer ARROW, Captain Frank Hollinrs
head, s the only boat allowed TO land passengers u
Mount Vernon Wharf Passengers taking TIM
steamer (which is copnected with the Ladies' Mount
Vernon Associaion) avoid riding in ambulances
three miles, as by other lines
Round trip. u, including admission to Mansion and
Grounds.
sisan,er leaves seventh.strect wharf DAILY, (sun.
day excopted) nj 10 a. M. and returns about p M.
}, Nell, HOI1,IN0SwORTH,
supt. ladies Mount Vernon Association,
FRANK HOfI.lNGSHEAD, str. Arrow. )y2H
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NJ EPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE CONN
~ he mo.t acoess6le o. all summer I'M resorts around
Boating, bathing nAhlng, billiards, and bowling.
yis AnA p u PUTNAM.
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JAhA MCLAIN,
sa b street northwest,
washington. ID. q

SlOTo S25 o,. DAY ..1Ia SURE a. MADE tlIsmsI BY
Crayons, and Reward, Motto, Scripture Tszt. Trans:
parent, Picture and Chrome Cards. One hundred
samples worth a. sent postpaid for 7sc. illustrated
CaisloEis irse; !. H BufFoRDs soNs, Boston.
Establlshed $50 je2D0n
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SUMMER RESORTS.

vBaErINE s SOLD ny ALL DRUeoIsrs
iyssSWtf
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VEG ETIRE.
49, =sHz@~~n7
lEPuTATlON

which vegetine has attained In n parts Of ~
country ss
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I ONG BRANCH - FIRST-CLASS ACC0MMO-
- DATIONS In private family; very ocean,
depot and hotel plenty Of shade; terms ti0 and Ga
Address Box " East Long Branch, N. J. Jyis
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lOOPoLIO

Is far superior to any medicine ever offered the pub
lie, ,
plants and Kindred diseases, such IA sick headache
ehills and fever, &C. ,,,- .-,-.., -
Popolio No. s powerful yi'allIins TONIC hlli Nv
dneases and debility. Price u per boIlle. For =,
nv ali drup sists nIAif
National Republican., 1877-08-03

GREAT AND GOOD nY.DiL.,r,
National Republican., 1877-08-03

stantiy being received frum persons who have been
cured by s conclusive proof OF its great value
II 10 recommended by physicians and apothcoarIc-.
As Blood haTiner and Health Restorsr u has no
equal
National Republican., 1877-08-03
WEErINE
YRHPARED NJ

n r. STEVENS, BOSTON. MAs
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NORTH CONWAY HOUSE, NORTH CONWAY,
In the whole White Mountain region
board from y To " per week and y per day For par
Iiculars address N H. MASON,
Iyis Proprietor.
National Republican., 1877-08-03

vesetine Is not preparc.l fnr fancy drink msde
from POOR liquors which dcbi,itaits the system and
tends 10 uestfoy health Instead OF restoring IT,
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FREDK DE DARY 4 CO.,
NR. RADwAYs REMEDIES.

n and =, warren street New York.
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- A LBEMARI.E HOTEL.
IA BR1ApYAr, % EiEIH .,yS, AXENuE AND
Pacing Madison Square,
NEW YORK.
On the European Plan.
JASVRIE a PALMER
jyn Proprietors
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SUMMER RESORTS.

WATER GAP HOUSE
Opened June l. Buildings large and very complete
gas and waite! Throughout; hne-t scenery In the oon
clay streeY wsh9n, w ShSpEe n . ppo p,o,r,s,or.
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MEDICIEIL,
A0UE AND LIVER PAD,

III D l. N A N , 3
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TINHE WEST POINT HOTEL,
l. ON the PARADE GROUND at West Point, NY.
Open throughout the year. The only hotel within
the military post Terms, " per day. or eeLso gcr
week, lyib
National Republican., 1877-08-03

SAMUEL SMITH Resident Physician.
MUSIC IN CHANGE OF I. Il LUSBY.
GREAT Reduction IN RATES
June, u per week: July and August, " per day;
ti3 per week; 40 per month. A liberal discount to
families or two persons occupying one room for one
month more.
Fare 10 the Springs and return tS1 Through trains
and Palace Cars 70 Winchester. Time nom WASH
lnKlon to the spring. between siS and seven hours
For rooms and information call on
A. r. PRATT = SON,
jei5 Cor Ninth and ID streets northwest.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-07-18

eunn HYDE
n Eden
North Troy '
Leaves Ivy
.sl|aYB and
trk n y.
lsHy stage m
KorE'l 1roy
Leaves Nor
Howell ~
rIlh STAGE Y
aTa 1hursdI
ark At 80 ]
comfort,
nd obllging
sch pnuenat
Hyde Park,
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-07-18
The HAYES POLICY.

1t is doubtful if the policy Of any
president was as problimatic in its Ill
innate results on the body polite as is
the policy of Mr.. Hayes. "Taling
the bits" he steps away from the rank
and file Of politicians, land endeavors to
bring about a new order Of affairs.
The outcome Of the movement is ex-
eeedingly doubtful. 1t is the tende,e-
cy of the policy, evidently, what ever
may be the design Of the President, to
break up the close organization of the
Republican party. If it would at the
same time break up the ranks of the
Democrats, who have stood shoulder
to shoulder through SO many defeats,
and then.out of the chaos bring forth
party which taking for its motto, the
declaration of the President she ser.
"ves his party best who serves his coun.
try best''should for the country's good
and not for party success, set in pow
er class Of men, who rank their owl
honor and their country's welfare
higher than the spoil Of Office and thu
pride of success, then wonld the inaug
nration of the policy become an histor
ical epoch, and its leader take plac
beside that Of Washington and Lin
coin. Such result, however, ca
hardly be hoped for. 1t is too goo
to be anticipated; there are so fe,
men with sense and courage enoug
to follow their convictions irrespect
i've of party ties. We admire our pres
dent, but at the same time we fear fc
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-07-18
THE EASTERN WAR.

The Russians are not having so fine
a pleasure excursion and dress parade
as was anticipated. The sick man is
making it quite lively for them.
If the two parties are left alone to
fight it out it may be yet matter of
doubt whether the Turks will not event
ually drive the Bear back to its north
ern home with sore paws. In Asia
Minor the events of late have been
desidedly in favor of the Turks while
in Europe the Russians have gained
no very great successes.
KARs, July 13.-Mukhtar Pasha
and the commandant of Kars are pre-
pairing to combine an attack on the
Russian centre, consisting of five bat
talions Of infantry, two regiments OF
Cossacks, and thirteen field batteries,
More than thirty siege batteries are il
position, four thousand metres North.
east Of Kars.
ERzERoUM, July 13.-The following
official telegram from Bayazid was
published yesterday: The .beseigeo
Russians having refused to surrender
bombardment Of the citadel has there.
upon been reopencd. General Feigu'
kasof is near Zineck, four hours
march from Bayazid.
New YORK, July 13.-Cable spec
ials say that the recent apparent with
drawal of the Russian troops was par
Of a general plan to draw the Turks
from their intrenched positions.
a Bucharest despatch says the Rus
slams are obliged to take not only full
supplies Of food for their army int
Bulgaria, but also for the starving in
habitants, as the Turks have complete
" devastated the whole country.
The Turkish fleet is about to BON
bard Sebastopol.
A despatch from Kars states tina
the Turkish loss during the siege ha
been tihing; that Of the Russians i
unknown. Their fire was most accu
rate and for some days overwhelming
Over 1900 shells were thrown int
the place in one day. Mukhtar Pash
proposes to entrench himself and re
victual Kars for the winter. At pres
ent it is well supplied with stores an
ammunition. The appearance Of til
troops is excellent and their healt
good. The place is almost impregn;
bic.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-07-18

LUST MURDER AND LYNCH LAW
Friday, July 9th, Mrs. John Green,
living near Roanoke, Randolph Coun-
ty, Mo-, was shot by her husband and
mortally wounded. Green claimed
that the shooting was accidental. Mrs.
Green declaredi it was not and shortly af-
terward died Mrs. Green's father
caused the arrest of Green, and he was
taken to Huntsville for examination.
Monday night party of men took
Green from the custody of the sheriff
and hung him to a tree near at hand.
1t is said Green's intimacy with an
other woman led him to murder his
wife. The Greens left seven children.
FATAL FUN.-A number Of boys and
young men found half keg Of blast
ing powder in a quarry in the western
suburbs Of st. Louis, on the morning
of the fourth inst, took it to an open
lot, put part Of it tight box, covered
the box with hay, which they fired,
and withdrew short distance to watch
the result. The explosion was terrific
and disastrous. John Ryan, boy
Is years old, was badly injured and
died the following day and young
man named Gallagher can not recover
Several others were injured, but none
seriously.
The KEEsvILLE BANK ROBBERY
1t is announced that the detectives
have got on the track Of the robbers
of the Keesville bank, and startling
Developments may soon be expected
From the fact that the robbery was
at time when the Ausable river was
at high food, unusual at the season
and as sudden and unexpected, it il
surmised that the engineer of the plo
resides within radius of a few mile
. of the bank, and embraced the oppor
tunity when the sound Of the rushin;
; waters would exceed that Of an ex
plosion.
q The EXECUTION OF LA PAGE.-Ther
! is so much interest in New Hampshir
! in the execution of Joseph La Page
: the convicted murderer Of Josie Lang
! maid, at Pembroke, that a bill ha
! been introduced in the Legislator
:, providing that the execution shall b
: in a public place accessible to the pull
= lie, and that all persons who desire t
be present shall have the privilege.
|
Three men were killed at Keene, N
c H., recently, by the falling of a build
r ing.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-07-18

Ing him any look but thar Of a soldier.
The Younger portion Of the people walk
In a circle around the music stand. All
grades Of society. from the dandy down
10 the laborer. white aud all intermediate
colors and shades. down TO the blackness
ola newly-polished boot, mingle in one
throng and make for stranger queer
sight. Here is the department clerk,
with eyeglasses and slender cane (and
empty pocket; the swell, or heavy
Young man. accompanied by a frail young
lady, with small waist and high-heeled
shoes. The colored people have some
peculiar tastes, which they crafty with
out regard to effect. For instance, they
all like light colored clothing, bright
ribbons. etc. and here is couple who
have gratilied their tastes in this partieu-
lar. The man is dressed In spOtless white,
starched to excess, Greeley hat. laven-
der kids, morocco shoes, red stockings,
aud twirling a gold-headed cane in his
hand. The contrast between his pure
Ethiopian countenance and his dress is
fearful to contemplate. His companion
evidently thinks him the pink of perfec-
ton. for she gives attention to his con
versation, and smiles her prettiest at his
compliments. She is also dressed in
white. and does not look badly in it, hel
own complexion being of bright cop,
per color. They are without doubt as
happy a couple as there is on the grounC
| to-day. JAW.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-07-18

Three not ed Boston burglars have
been tracked out and grabbed by de-
tective Wood.
A berrying party at Greenfield,
Mass. were run into by an engine ana
five persons killed.
Indian Joseph and his band recent
" massacred a party of 81 Cinnamon
on the Clear Water.
Two men were killed and others Sc
yerely injured by a railroad disaster at
West Philadelphia on Saturday last.
The United States Supreme Court
has brought the wearisome Jumel con-
test TO a close, leaving the property
where it was before, and the public
will hear no more of the case forever.
James A. Favor, a man 40 years of
AGE implicated in the abortion case,
which resulted in the death of Mary
e. Harrington committed suicide by
drowning at Lowell, Mass, last Sat
urday.
A Young girl in Wood county, Wis
consin succeeded in stealing about 100
bushels of wheat from an elevator by
carving it off in her drawers, tied up
at the bottom, little at time. She
was industrious TO say the least.
There have been but few serious ac-
cidents in the college gymnasiums, land
only one or two that have proved fatal
A student of the Weslyn University at
Middletown, Ct, Charles o. Judd, died
Monday from injuries received by
fall in the gymnasium on the 23d o.
June. He was a son of the Orange
Judd. of the American Agriculturist
one of the most liberal benefactors o
the college.
Considerable excitement was caused
at LeOminster, n. H., by the alleged
elopement of A. X. Owens, an eX
president of the Reform club, will
Mrs. Arthur Walker. Both parties ar,
married and leave families. Office
England traced them to Bellows Falls
Vt, and telegraphed to the local pc
lice to detain them. Mr.. Walker lief
this afternoon for Bellows Falls to en-
deavor to induce his wife to return
home.
The monument to Porter p. Bliss
in the cemetery at Rome, Pa, wa
dedicated Tuesday. Fully 1000
people were on the ground, and $50
vehicles filed the streets. Over 800
Sunday-schools in this country, En-
gland, Scotland, Ireland and Canad
contributed nearly $4,000 for tn
monument and the education Of tw
orphan children of Mr.. and Mrs. p. l
Bliss. Mr.. Moody pronounced an al
propriate eulogy ON Mr.. Bliss and hi
wife. Mr.. SanLey made few remark
and sang "iIold the Fort" the aud
ence joining in the chorus. Short aC
dresses were made by others. I'll
dedicatory discourse was pronounce
by DR.. Pierson, Of Detroit, Mich. Nj,
Moody silently unveiled the monumcn
and the throng quietly wended the
way from the spot.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-07-18
THE INDIAN WAR.

New YORK, July 13.-Despatches
from Salmon river, Idaho, state that
there are twelve mounted men at
Mount Idaho with about l50men with
families Of that point. They have
fortified the place but arms are scarce
and the people uneasy. The Clear
Creek Indians were joining Joseph's
band.
News from Walla Walla, of July
18th, says Gov. Ferry has arrived,
bringing arms and ammunition for
200 men.
News from Lewiston Of the 10th
saws Gen. Howard is now fully arous-
ed to the true situation. He says he
will pursue the Indians and kill them
if it is possible, and take no prisoners.
Much alarm exists at Lapwai, and
Lewiston is cautioned against an at
tack.
1t is reported that if matters in the
northwest continue to look serious,
the President may call upon the militia
of the states to suppress the Indian
war.
WAsmxGToN, July 15.--The official
report of General Towards recent
fight with the Indians has been re.
ceived by the acting adjutant general
1t is the same as received in the press
dispatches, except that General How.
ard states that Captain Bancroft ant
Lieutenant Williams were wounded i
not killed, and eleven killed and TWEEN
ty four wounded, instead of 20 as
stated.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-07-18
Boston Produce Market.
Thursday, July II.

IHuIh'ttNI - ttly l-'
BUTTER.
Trade continues light, and there is not
much chance for an improvement during
the hot weather. The supply is large,
and Notwithstanding the increased guam
tity taken for export, there is still more
than can be easily taken care of in the
hands of receivers, and we see nothing in
the present condition of the market to
give much encouragement to shippers.
The sales Of New \ DIRK and Vermont
choice diaries have been at 20 a q c., fair
to good Is Is C., and common II Ii c..
Trade Is slow. Choice Western dairy,
which is about as good as Northern, is
selling at Is Il 10 c.
CHEESE.
Under the influence of a better demand
from exporters and the trade, and an I'M
proyement in other markets, prices have
advanced IA c. per Id. on last weeks rates,
choice Northern selling at l-2to 8 Sic,
fair IL Il c., and common Il &c.
EGGS.
Prices weakened little early in the
week, but stiilened up again toward the
close, under the influence of light receipts.
Northern have been selling at II Il Is c.
BEANS.
The market is firm, and holders are
confident that prices will be maintained
and perhaps go higher. Northern Pea
hand picked, 50 1926, Medium, $50 Q
2.90, Yellow Eyes, 2.50 a 900, Red Kid
neys, 2.75 a 2.SO.
ONIONS.
The market is well supplied with native
onions, and sales have been made at SO {
$50 per Dbl.
POTATOES.
Old potatoes have almost entirely dis
appeared. A few lots of Jacksons solo
at 20 a 70 c., and Chenangoes have beer
offering at 80 C. per bu., without buyers
New Southern and Long Island are ar
irving freely, with sales at $3.50 3 PEE
Dbl. A few natives have been received
and sold at $1.25 a 1.50 per bu.
FLOUR.
Prices of all kinds are firm, but til,
trade are purchasing only in small lots a
wanted, and confine operations to white
wheats. The sales of Patent Wisconsin
and Minnesota brands have been at $3.50
a 1875 per Dbl; st. Louis 0 a 1850; Hi
nois a 10; Ohio, Indiana and Michigan
$50; Minnesota 8 a $50; Wisconsin
t a per Dbl; common extras $50 $50
superfine $40 q $50.
GRAIN.
Corn--Mixed and yellow 81 66 c. pc
bu. Oats-White As a 50 c., Mixed AZ
+ 90 c. Rye-90 % c.