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4 CrllIenI ca.e-pnrgn,ien or Dealh.

From w Wherefore Neyin's Press
The republican party is IN a critical
condition In various localities II has
lost 10 supremacy from the peryerslon
10 which It's power has been put by un'
sorupulous leaders, Another order OF
men aud things--the Punishment of
corrupt men from the helm-the plac,
ing Of the pure, upright and honorable
ia the positions that properly belong to
them Intolerance Of corruption, and
the recognition Of worth aud ability rs
elements for public favor aud conf
denco-these are the essentials for tuN
ture success, and the guarantees against
defeat and dissolution
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GRAIN AMI nREADsTUFFS.

WHEAT-Recelpts more liberal, fully
equal 10 the demand; No. 2rod VI lh@l q
choice 81 0OSl lOi medium Oogsl VOi loWei
grades 0OG9Oc.
OATb-2Oc.
RIE-None offered.
BARLEY FEED-2ic.
CORN-Iexes, IN shuck, &@lOo.
HAH--s7 OO9lO w per TOM hungarian and
Millet SlU0l2
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MInEs ANN rELTRIEs.

HIDES-Dry tlint, Is lbs and upward, i6o,i
dry nint, Is lbs and upward, damaged, lOo.i
dry Htnt, kips and calf, llc,; dry SAT-, 20 lbs
and upward, lie; green butchers, SIC,
SHEEP PELTS-Eaoh, owing 70 wool, 700
2Sc,; white wool, long, 2lc,i white wool, lall
clip, l0g2Cc.; black wool, lSc.
BUFFALO-Bull's Is, 10; cows, &c.
TALLOW-In barrels, $40.
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LIME AND CEMENT.

LIME-The best quality In barrels isworth
2s; in bulk, u 90; ordinary Dallas, 100 pei
bushel.
CEM ENT.-Rosendle-- is worth " " barrel
Louisville, best, little kept, " 81 W parreli
Dallas, 81 50.
PLASTER Is worth 50 80 " barrel.
The supply;of the above mentioned aru-
les lsample demand fair market Arm.
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COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

The monetary market IN somewhat string
ent for Outside business, but there II ample
funds for legitimate business aud CONNER
oial purposes.
GOLD buying, large pieces Ooi small Ok.
Selling, large O1 small 70.
SlLVEk-k Nominal.
There IL but little gold or silver In market.
EXCHANdE-COmme y per cent.
disco unit bank, par.
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RL.OuK.

FLOUR-Falr demand, which IL met freely
AZ the following quotations; Crescent, M
sacks, 81 W, San JacintO IS 10; Empire IS 90
xxx 81 70; Eagle ~ W; magnolia, Ia sacks,
Central XXXX, So 5Oi Choice Family, S25
Star Mills Xxx, So 10,
HRAN--krom 10 To Doc,
CORN MEAl.-BOC,
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NEW FORK, October 27.-Money active NJ
Der cent. stcrlilg firm ia. cod unii hI
IA. Government ponds Gull, sew hVes
"a STATE bonds quiet.
NEW ORLEANS, October 27.-Gold VI O254@
O3, sight Is discount. Sterling DahA
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NEW Yonx, October 27.--Cotton dull and

Net receipts $50 bales; gross g'690 bales ah'.
ssieS a.. 900 bales. Futures steadier; October
ii tx, November II OiG; december II 90
ali Die; January IL O6@ll O7c; February II ~
M soc: March IL 329ll $50; April II 45g
II 46c; May ii 57@ll 5Sc; June II 7l@n re;
Night .Sales lls,OOO bales, O9nsoii slroe,
RTitain l5.OS7 bales; France $3.50 bales.
futures closed steady. sales 46NOO bales.
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ii'A' FRIDAY, SATURDAY.
| ut,,,,na IrnIands 9 lBd b9-lBd
mi1in,S iriaans 6i.d 0Ad

LIvERPooL, october G.-Noon'-oottoh Is
more quiet aA~,,p.Av
Middling Uplands. =. q . l6d S-lod
Middnng Orleans. SD 0Ad
Sales 5000 bales; speculations and ekpors
OW bales; receipts 5,lOO bales; Amerlcah
3, 100 bales. Futures, l-3I cheaper, Opianus,
low middllng clause, October dellVery,o i-ioui
November 0 7.l6d; October and November
es,isa6 i3-S2d; November and December
a lI.S5I. Decenber and January 5-ltii
Eehruary and March D ll-S2d. New crop
shipped september aud OctoOer, san omit
ted, i 7. lGd; November ana December o-lou
NEW ORLEANS, october s7.-Night-Cotton
demand quiet. f"
''''''' -'O FRIDAY. SATURDAY.
LOW Middiing.........lOk@lO lO1s@lVsc
MiddlinTg, ;;v;;;'';'iIIIlIssim uH,aI.n o
Fair '..................il1,gi21sc l2h@i27sc
Receipts net, 4,9ls bales; gross 3,lH bales ss;
Exports, liverpool 2,Si9 bales; HaVrs ,iOO
boIes: Bremen 1884 bales; New York 3,2l7
bales. stock 9O,Oi3 bales f.
'la Commercial.
NEW ORLEANS, October 27.-Flour. qiiie,,
supefdne IS p: XX5 so; xxx s. 1906 90,
choice So 5Og7 80. Corn quleti yellow 5sygtOc
| white is scarce 63c. Oats quiet and steady,
| 37fa3Bc. CO1ee IN utHlhnu. uellNei ShtsOcs
ordinary 10 prime l5'f9Oc. sugar qult !,
iobbing common 70 good common T@sc; far
| 10 fully fair s5SC9,1<c; prime to choice s1sd5s
yellow clarified 95s)sc. New molasses In
Sood demand at 3Sg50c. Rice in good de.
Inand at full prices, ordinary to choice Lou.
isiana 5995sc.
NRw YORK, October T.-Flour, less doing
| ,,ithout natural change In prices; the mar
III fayors buyers, closing quiet. Wheat
| iower and a fair trade mainly speculative;
| oommon shade easier. Oats lower.
p,,rtuoRE, October z7.--wheat is steady,
the demand fair; western hriner anu higher
snnfhern red good to prime 81 69l 40; amber
| 3, issi "a. No western winter ne sp
and October 81 49, November 81 "a; De
Gambler 81 AZ.
Ut IouIs, October G.-Fl1uI IL. easier on
Loo yrades' III fall s595 .; double extra
~ ms Cd. Wheat Arm; No. AIRED fall y y
IA corn firm, No. mixed sc. Oats dull
~ 20 RYE quiet at 5g5iAc. Barley quie Z
Whiskey quiet Pork nrm "A ,25s'glS 800. ~
lard dull, nOmlnslly one' Baik .sl
auiet and weak, only }oOelnx I tIsa5
sns Shoiders. Gear ribs and clear sides.
i"t o',sst adv and unchanged III.
| Cattle Better feeling for natives o'hers
slow. , uoo,
GALVESTON. OctobAr T.-Hides lower dry
selected nc: light sa1ted l5e; stack salle1 -
kipsi 5 wet sailed as they run s1sei seieo-
TED lOHc; butchers green C. -.
Wool-Dull and lower nedlnm V III
free OF burs, six mouths gior,1s .S@Ao
medium 70 coarse and neglected. B9loc'
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For the week ending October ~, loII'
Furnished THE HERALD by ID. W. Barnett,
Reporter in this City for the National Cot
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
noon ReDOrt-FInanciai.

GALVESTON, October 27.-Gold u OlHg
O9% silver 9ycgSl W. ExcnaDee-'N Nv
York sight q ana "a discount. New Orleans
sight 5s discount " par.
NEW YORK, October 27.-Stocks irregular
Money per cent. GOD III O2>s. Exchange
long "a sl1a; snort VI 90. state Dohds ~uii
Government bonds steady.
i.,,ii n peneu nj U9Ji,
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PROFESSIONAL.
hamkruntex.

Book bout ~ simpson, Attorneys ut Law
No. 5O7 Main street, opposite Tho Herald
Nice, upstairs. iun3D-d&wtf.
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Cotton Market.

GALVESTON October G.-Cotton-recelpis
2.lS9 bales; gross ., 49, pales. Exports to ureal
Britain s, $40 bales; coastwlse 4,loO bales sales
l.57S bales. stock - bales. M Aket quiet
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Receipts net, 4,9l3 bales; gross IA bales.
Exports, Liverpool 2,Stg bales; Havrs 400
bales; Bremen l9Si bales; New York 3,Z7
bales. stock 9O,OI3 bales r.
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gAIvEsroS, october 77:-Hides lower; aIy
selected l7c: light salted l5e; stack salIe1 ~
kins NJ wet sailed as they run we selec-
lei lOHe; butchers green C. -,
ewooi2Dull and lower; medium q nne.
free N burs, six months groTtni N9Zei
medium To coarse and neglected, B9l5c.
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PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.

'UNIIE public are hereby informed that
"A Capt. J. A Wrenn has returned To
Anderson to take charge OF my Photograph
Gallery ct No. Brick Range. and from
this date persons desiring Plain Uf Fancy
Pictures can have them taken in any size or
style. Perfect satisfaction IL guaranteed to
every patron. Charges very reasonable
J. ID. MAXWELL.
Oct IS 1877 IL ~,
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DIR. Tutt has becn ell.
gnHed In The practice OF
rcdicihe thirty yearP, and
foralong tlmeyvns demon.
s,ratpspf anatomy In tho
Medical College OF Geor.
gta, hence persons usihg
his Pills have the guaran.
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and arc free from all
1 quaekcry.
lie has anccecded In
i eorni,ini,g in them the
heretofore antngcnistlc
qualities OF n sfSslgsksH-
ffg, ,fargaffps, aRd0 pr.
4 ilyirg Iesfe.
Their FIRST apparent cf.
I feet 1. 30 increase the np.
petite by causing the food
to properly assimllate.
\ Thus the system is nour.
\ ikhcd, and by their tonic
action on the digestive OF
4 gans. regular and healf'
excavations are PRODUCE
4 The rupldlty with which
\ fsrSoas fdks % ArsA,
4 while under the inaueneo
4 OF these pills, Of Itself In
l dicates their adaptnbility
/ 10 nourish the body, and
4 hence their efiicacy In Cur,
Ing nervous debility, mel.
4 anchoiy, dyspepsia, vast
4 ..""6 81 @ @sas :..15,ss, slug.
i Esshnesa Of the liver,
4 thron!s constipation, and
ength to the sy..e.s=. Sol4
'du ray Street, New York.
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;TTHE 5d.EvENTH 1OM1TANDaENT.

1t Is not always sunshine
In this bright world of ours;
Sharp thorne and weeds grow thickest
Amid the fairest flowers
In fruits, howe'er enticing,
Lurk worm.spots at the core;
For each ones bread and butter
There Is san6ed floor.
In lustrous silk there's cotton,
In flowing tIeSses nts.
In ermines, soft and snowy,
The skins of Thomas cats,
In Hel,e's form there's whalebone,
On FeIens' lips carrnine,
Old boots are thrown n Sherry
To make Madeira wine.
The best of golden butter
Is olcomargarine;
The finest of old brandy
Is next door to benzire;
The fragrant leaf of Cuba
Is cousin 10 rour-kTaut;
Toe cften are the milkman's cans
Replenished at the spout.
II, then, your reputation
Proves quite unfit to air.
Pray, how then does 1t differ
From most things seeming fair2
And why heap maledictions
Because through memo doubt
You broke the 'lcvcnth commandments
Thou shalt not be found 0iaS'
From Puck.
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WYLLIABIsTON 4
1 FEMALE (. UUi4iAaGE,
WILLIAMSON; 8. C.
Alive Up-Country School for Girls.
REV. $. LANDER, A. H., President

LOCATION-H Healthy, accessible, ou,,4
pleasant. Community moral, order,
ly. No grog-shop within three miles.
Chalybeate Spring in 200 yards. Pr.
pills attend three Churches in turn.
COURSE OF Y-semi-Annual, on
the "oNE-SruDY" plan, Each pupil
Concentration or thought, increased
interest, success, and enjoyment re-
suit. Belles-Lettres, Natural Scienc,.
Mathematics. and Latin, require,l for
graduation. Studious girls compsetl.
the Course In three years.
THE MA THEM1TYCS SECTION .,ill ope,,
Monday, Oct.8 For five weeks there
afler, each Academic pupil will recte
three times q day In Arithmetic and
pupil three times In her appropriate
branch of Mathematics, and once eacI,
in Arithmetic and Spelling.
PREMIUMS pupil who averages 75
or more is entitled to n discount of 10,
to so per cent. OH next Sessions regu-
lar tuition.
PUYSIC1L EXERCISE receives systemat-
ic attention. Daily practice in Calls
themes. Regular use Of Heal.h-Li
Morning and evening walk, &c.
THE FAIL SESSION opened July 81, and
is progressing with unusual order.
harmony, and enthusiasm. Pupils
are admitted at any time, and charged
to the end.
RA TES. per Session of 20 wecks:-
Board, exclusive of Washing. .SG5 90
Regular Tuition. 90 to 70 OK
Instrumental Music. % 90
For further information, send for new
Catalogue.
Sept 49, 1877 q Iy
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a Walking Miracle.

Bin. II. X. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-TG1ugl n sfrnMgcr, ] want to In
form yom what FEt;ETiSE hns d6no for mo.
Last Ciirl.tniar Scrofuln male Its appearance
in my Eyrtem- largo running ulcers appearing
on me, rs follows: tine Oh eacli Uf NY nrn,B,
ono on my thigh. which extended 10 the Pent,
ono OH my heal. which eat into the skull bono,
ono OH my left leg, which bccnmc 70 hn,i Tint
two lliyrirlans caimo To ninputnte the limb,
though nron consultation com luted not Ia .io
so, M my whole bMly wna go full Of Scr"fuln;
thcy deemed II nv lsnhlo to cnt tlIc sore, wiiri
was painful beyond description, n.nl there wns
quart az Nnaiicr run from tliis oiic FoJe.
Tho physicians nil gave nie np IL die and
said they c0tl.i do ii" moro for me- E"i "f my
LEGS wcro drawn ur {" my seat. nm,l II wns
tlpn"lit if dlI get up ngnln would bc crip-
plo for life.
When In this condition ! Faw VEGE:!Si:
advcr; iie., ninl commenced tnktns II In March,
unl iolc". rt tn with II until liRd uScd six
tec.i DO; .lrs, ~ Il this innriiing ] ain going to
plr'i.li corn. veil man. All my t"wnsn,en
81: J. - n miracle iO See mo round walking aud
wuraiir;.s Z p ~
Ia r"iitiusion ] will nd,I, when YVES endur-
'ins E',c!, grcni smIIci n. s.cm that tlrehdfnl
di;,ca.'. Srr"Inln. priyed 10 the Lord Above 10
ta,in ms "ui Ol this wurll. hut ar VEGErtNt: hnB
rc"l'F,N 4, pio the blcfrIiiss of health desire
nor iliri, ever sto 1.-Two. tliat may bc "f Fnimo
errvicetU INV fa,Ow-.,cn. AMI I know uf 10
better WHY To nil suffering humanity. :i,nn 10
III l"Sn %,ri ihls statement az my ease. with an
CT neg; hrc that ynu will i.uiiii,i il. nn,i 1t
vii n;.''-.i mo pleasure To reply I" my com
n,iti.a ml.t u may receive ihcrcfrUn.
am. sir, very r,rj'ertfuliy,
WILLIAM I'hYN.
A,,.!. i.cr,icn Co., a'I'h., July H. is'2
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Valuable Land for Sale.

Valuable Land for Sale.
4 OFFER fot sale my Farm, lying eleven
IL miles Southwest from Anderson G.. II :,
on Gcncr0stec Creek. containing 2Sl4 acres
10 In woods, 40 III bottom, SO In cultivn-
ton, balance in old field pines. Those wish.
ing to purchase would do well to come and
look ut this place. rs it is n valuable farm
Terms reasonable.
WM. NJ. BUCHANAN.
Oct l8, 1877 IA +3
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Carting ont Eanure.

In hauling cas ;;;i"IuTa at ;inis Heas0n
Of the year, upon fields TO be ploughed
in April or May, If the heaps be made of
size to equalize It's distribution, the
same az wonld 30 ssade 81, tas land we're
to be plougiIed without delay, there will
he grcst losa in-the manure by the es.
cape of its ammonia and drying of the
surface of the heaps. Suppose o two.
horse load OF first.rate stable dung be
placed in si1 hearsi 10 aifnid in FeDrua.
ry, and this ma"Ire remains. in these
heaps 70 the middle Of April, or the fore
part of May, and ere then spread and the
land pioughed, how much loss does the
manure sustain? Not leaa than 10 per
cent. Men argue frequently that tho ioss
is not 90 much; but IL cannot. et.;sk
be less shan 10 per cent. There must be
certain degree Of loss--moFe than far.
mers can afford to lose--and the question
is. how is this loss 10 be prevented? One
way ia to wait till the ground Is to be
pltughed. and then haul out tte manure
and plough it under IA fast as IL In spread.
But farmers are too busy to haul Il out
then. and are compelled often to draw it
out in the. winter. If one must do 40 IL
would be o good plan to make the heaps
large, but not too large to be spread
properly W1th q itttlc extra hard labor !;
pack them as solidly aa possible, and il
they be we'll built up and trodden down,
they may oe made 60 compact with lit
tie lhIor that not over one or two per
cent. loss will take place. Another way
is TO put only three or four very large
heaps to the iacre, make them compact,
as in the foregoing care; and when the
time comes 10 spread the manure take q
team aud Hled with movable eide boards
and proceed to remove some of the ma
nure to other places, 50 that when it In
spead it will be evenly distributed. Il
would be but short operation TO remove
part Of the manure 10 that, way, and
think that the labor cnH well be afforded
by farmerB. rather than lose so large q
portion Of their stable dung By ev-pora.
tion, as the ordinary method Of hauling
Oh: inaEaTe III .ho winter is sire 70 eaiis6.
IT B. If.
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] Hoy 70 aignal q barka-pull 9 dogs

=: ioy to signai q bark@-pull o dogs
:. A man to be happy mus. be friends
with himself.
When it is satin.
= Misery loves company, and so does
marrisgeble young lady.
- The Presidents host in Richmond,
during the State Fair, will be the Rev.
DIR. Curry, q distinguished Baptist cler-
gynsan, and the head of Richmond Col
lege. DR.. Curry and the President were
college chums. During the war the
clergyman was devoted Confederate,
but he Is as ardent now In support of his
old friends Southern policy.
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IMPROVE AND REPAIR.-As the time
il close upon us when wc have moro
leisure upon our. hands than dnring the
es-iy ;.:t 9 as4:;s .s4:s ss.vs,,i;
try 10 improve the spare tiEae by naEsy.
ing out some long contemplated improve.
ment upon the old farm There IL al
ways upon amy farm hundreds Of odd
jobs that are always begging the master
to do them favor, aud TO us they seem
to smile after being brushed up. An
old etonesynY afleg being ueatly'yeget,
always richly pays the mater Cor his
labor. Scattering stones in atha meadv,s
pay great interest for their removal
buildings that pre- just co:pmenciDg 20
leak, If they be neatly fixed win sava q
large outlay in the neaI fnturs. BrusiI
growing alongsde the road and around
the walls and fences would furnish good
job and wS:l repay the doing. In fact,
the jobs ara numerous upon q farm, and
therefore farmer need not find himself
out of work II he looks ebout him he
will always find plenty 70 do. One great
reas0n why SO mary homestaads arc de.
serted is simply because the owners have
let the odd joba ise7ease TOO much. The
case is but SELDOM seen where 6 neat,
we'll kept homestead Is allowed TO fall
into the hands of strangers. There is
generally goh.5 member OF the household
that will contrive q plan TO keep farm.
There ia nowhere upon earth that nature
lavishes her sifts a0prodigel fyS db iri the
country. Nowhere can man make hifnS
self more happy than upon farm. All
ne wants ia a will 10 DO it, ana that he
must furnish alone. We think farmer
upon neat farm 10 about the happiest
Of men. and particularly about these
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RorktIoN OF CRops.-A iedicous 70.
tation of crops will keep u lhrfGi in a good
state of fertility w:shouk any manure,
except what is made on the farm. sI6
the first place, turn over 9 field In sod
for corn, frat spreading upon the Geld
what manure you can spare, and tnFuiuR
it under as fast as spread, or the same
day at leaat. DeePpioushisg 10 not ne.
cessary in ploughfng sEsEd land for
corn; but itshonld 30 turned over flat
and evenly, and after haTFossips thel land,
The corn slsssss..llaa 10 planted Immediately,
30 as to get O good etart ahead of the
grass. The next year this land may beaG
F. crop Of oats, barley or spTiuR Wfisalff.
Seed is down to clover or 70. any other
grass with it, tina nld4erl h4iag r.ls.ssssse.ss,
to fertilize the land tha, fhifd year, by
turning under o second growth lthe fiySs
being cut for hay) early in September
and sowing the land TO wheat or rye, and
seed It down 20 gFGss egsin, 0nilss7iig TO
COW the clover seed In this ei;lSe, ill tile
following MaFchs when &c Eaay hs.spwn
even IL the ground should be covered with
snow; and as coon 40 shSi aiiow isRone
and the ground 10 dry roll Il, and tho
clover seed will catch we'll !. a yIi6FFas5Ysss 10
Kind of grass so good o green f5Ft FtiI Her i,s
clover; as its roct8 penetrate tho soil
quite deeply, and with the green clover
turned nn9er,it Is equal IN Cf:Ttilizigg
and TO Q tiaderate sprAad oEf st'ite saaI
nure, ,,fs,st $40, 81 ;,s.,es
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FIRE (!

+ HEREBY give notice TO all persons that
Il have Notes and Accounts on, to come
forward by the Fifteenth Of November 1877,
so that can give them clear receipt for
the amount due by them, Ia want to square
up all notes and accounts Of that date
Tiiosc fniling to get receipts from me mp to
Il receipt from an officer. mean wlmtI
siy. d. WHITE, Blacksmith.
DIET fH 14T;
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Judgment Of the Public!

During the past dye years the public have
carefully observed the wonderful cures accom-
plished from the use Of rEUErINE. From its
upo many an afflicted sufferer has been restored
10 perfect health, after having expended vn,ail
fortune In procuring medical advice nnd OBJ
Its medical properties are Alternative. Tonic.
Solvent anu Liurotie. There is no disease III
,tbe human system for which the VEtiETiNE
not coniain any metallic or Icl,onomE com.
pound. IL 10 'miiosed exclusively OF barks,
roots and harbs: IL In very nensant Ia take;
every child ltS3s IT, II is Bafc and reliable, es
tho following aYflhiice Will nln,x.
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Valuable Evidence.

The following unsolicited testimonial from
Rev. .. ]. Walker, y. D.. formerly rasf"r of
sottie in i.roy;deurc, IT, L., p,rsi bc de, ned ns
reliable evidence. No one should iaii I" .ircrye
that This testimonial Is the result of two years
experience with the iise Uf VEGETiNE ~ the
Rev. Mr. Walkers fninIly. who now prorounecs
IL invaimable:
FrOviDEScE. Il. L.. IGi TRANSIT STnErr.
II. IL. STEVENS, Esq:
fGsl bound 10 xi,ress with my signature tho
nigh vniuc place npon your NfGIriSE. My
family hnyo us"'i 10 for the Inst two yrarE. In
ncrvOus debility IL is ~" stumble, and Ic-nI,-
-ifuni Il TO all VINO riny need aii inv@"raiing.
senovniing tonic. q. T.. WAI.EIE
= Formerly Pastor Of I}oy,loim Square tinr. Il,
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CLOSING BUSINESS.

Il LII persons indebted to me for wagons,
"A tObaccO or otherwise, by Notes or Ac-
counts, are hereby notified that they must
make settlement to me by the first Of De-
ccmbcr next, or they will have to settle with
an officer of the law. | wish tu close NJ,
my business, and therefore mean what !
say. o. II 4, FAINT.
Oct L. 1877 IL -s
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IMPROVE AND REPAIR.-As the time
il close upon us when VIC have moro
leisure upon our, hands than dnring the
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ssssklI1TlsEs i. --aI Arm eEipf
ing q little every day, DO content. Are
yGnr expenses less than your income, 60
that, though il be s little, yoa are con.
stently accssn, Mating and gF9 1dg richer
and richer hpeiy day. 2 % Eedhtent + SO
far ~ concerns money, y0n are doing
we'll Are y0ii gaining knowledge every
day tIhols SIC tsa iitile ss IS tic, she
agEFegats Of ahe accssnainsia ore 10
day is allowed 10 !, IS via &c all ding
SonethiDg TO tiie sto =, viii he suspFis-
= ing 10 yourself. 1 I 'otaen q u pes becoEae
the wisest nan inA IN dYosld in a;niiputs.
SlisJIC Uy IiJElS5--lIOsOsg
something, eseiE tor d sfagl always
reading, always studying little batReetl
the time Of rising up in tlle nloTniDg md
accpnplase d fHll ssQgeEeVpgs of kilolgl..
Gug5sa EJuJ1IIy, uTy5 yEJJI J1IsIIy IIfITIIuVITIB
q in character Ba not discouraged be-
E6 Is Is liss IL s A & Sc sislis,I
ial far ahoEf of what theS1 Ives
ysoliA sgish to b baa ~ b
Insseh Jon keep good i titf foIls s1s ter
sEafi YOU ala y y. 6 s.
s1Is lest ,Es - esasise sc
but do Iies " laes Il 5sgli:
ioEg rs yOf efe apaE lltlts
q ~ neafert 10 tbs hi5.h standard
sa q sS.:ss sH Aiins Little sy little for.
f0ssSa st n ccE E1ulstsd listE3 By little
s. ,sa gained !; Ifssie E5 liltibl
q ssld Eeputatlon ere achieved