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New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

-TENTIN-MATATV IlI''' IIl1 '7'''' - ~ ''7''-
sf;A Raw dun and nominal NJ 9409lc far far % good
iur, qss for prime and 90 ' lOr Centrifugal Er
nirI fu al .r for grsnuaied and uo&cc, u &C.. Tor
rru,.rt a, fI- nut loaf. and ll9l. 5c. t]r STANDARD
Z" -. of1e- GRADES running down 70 De-
"a LGN-alark-f arm. sa.rs O.uOO lbs Prime, 3 SC
WIS l-7-,fa.,.et tui- Fl u bl held - - F. q.
Bod co. IN their of this date remark that during
M We, r .a win this Jay. There Das D,el bht ltd trad
~, H. vines Janh "a. p-rferrnC 20 follow t.r example
NJ rrtrr- are Huvuc French and cologne spirits from c
t.i. favorable terms ihll turJ cAu
ma - VITA rsctia,r here. ovcr-pu.us 90 DIST cr's seems
no ID, b. sv.fenaLc. and averages a trur over
reff ,gor g. tire bfr.rl Au ef1rt viii he made at
fhe u-xf session % C.rTess 90 lave The evils OF
no rr,.erf ralriug system corrected. The Wudue
riop fr rle W.si rnllIHs about as last repore'
, f fv -qua 40 he demand but 20 reduction l. being
mad. I'M tie s1cs curreut prices dstlcr ar naAg no
ur,ff ALCOHOL fDtlN- JEt INN. .oh P ,i.i IE
$50. while d-filtfs t1ltct =
saI below zoe. , .liion .--A ALcJHbl. IAN "a IS m
It-t srppy a, well HemGlG, quoted 20 ~ II ~ - ~
rrd i0fs whereas Grb-rs have ~erret tian pr naAlng
money - selling e., Co. 4c irss e on hfcc pi' O
It,,.. a, ,lto.ol isr lae week. Lao bD3, ol which
35O bDie. came dtcct D. H.runers
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

Consos 1924 Hannibal and st Joseph per cent Con
ver,ibc Bonds fell 81 North Missouri Frsis ruling
firm at o. Central Pacific Firss higher at los
Union Pacific sinking Fund B0nds selling no -, ana
Fr,ts OF Missouri Pacific at lO3.
There more activity ana n wider variation IN Lhe
p1ce ~ gold than hHve seen for some weeks. The
OF the advance 0 lOjaf and the subsequent de-
cline lo51 the uncertainty ~ fo the cict o inc
sub-crptO and apprehension as 10 IT. effect
tle course cf tine premium Tee fluctuations IN the
loan narke. srvcTp; daily loans cost from 4 bonus
10 - per cent per agnun Tor TOiay's sales were
iOJ - O5 D. and to-ays lending rates were 90 l.
nd 81 per auunm and l3a uutil MOgday Inc san
Treasury disbursements fOr the week were F5i wv IN
erest and fs2c called bonds. inclusive ~ SOS Vuo
and $4,000 today. The days business Of the Gnd
Clearing department Of tire Bank 0i the state OF Ne"
York covered Cola cleared Ri6,7T2o 900 gold balances
1l.7l9l36; currency balances, SlsoI,759 The gold
Quotations were ah follows:
l9..-lo5@ lliO......lo5 2l0------llo5t
10 lF-..lDJa I l2..---...-l -lu3"- i 5.-----. lIJ'.
Foreign Exchange az times weak and deuortiiZei
because o he nPh charges demanded Tor tho use Oi gold
and lending drawers reduced ra,cs 20 - 80 = and - - y
with sales Of sixty days standing low rs - Si2 Al
the standing ~ the figures below selling
rates BEING ou the basis Of - - a Tor sixty days s
and ~ -6ai 5f4 81 90 the T. w annex latest Official
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

Tire stock market to-day. although exceedingly dull.
was subject % frequent clang's0 Lea . rr rrlt ihe
eupriux wcaa. tue stocks, W.ch YESTERDAY made
t,e arr.tfs ads talce, TODAY suffered the -rtV 80 -
Cino Northwest preferred SOFA down O. 49ai. and
a igan 4-la. but la,ar recovered e. D. auG
43al rsn-c, lively, ant tsen asaia Yielded io '|i tui
tla IIn -tn, E- after being heavy. prov eel iu
fe late train- and closed about ue best uii-es of
t, aAs T.r remainder ~ te ll.t, Tth was .eyeIls,
c..-s saic.ui aSpiauaIou IL the sUbj1lred tab.-,
-. !. l..
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

strict ifo1d Ordinary liz tJd'ihe us
fIrgrcs 500 r. very uuItt bat cis'.c shat. l,-t"t 49,
-a-s yes-eIdar ter D. nllir. 700 i-,lt Ans.'t l'.
- 80 I.sl ~ Iu' 1928 september, 500. i-lf 2H
l. - tctoocr. 2J, ll5- lito iil loit ';sD' o' ..
Fir1t taf o-laY. ,crllrr. 100, ltf'
t,f,i I,0 b.ir -tcaad ca.-N.FoIDrr IO1 ll+jt f1i,
1u1 b4rs -,.r. inay 80 fa D. iu.Juy 200. l2a5 Ahg-
,sf p50 l.g. COO. tIZf. september. i3Oi l-lh 900,
i2i5. lOlO leI1. 500. l2l.f ccs1h"r 200 liz; Jp,
II-I lu III 4 NovrnbCf POO Has -bu ll.i', Dec M
- 100 20. s.DHary 100 llf1 t4i.i. 5000 bales
sy1',1f toiaI J. 400 bales. Futaics closed hrn.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

Bar silver o.n,rrl to-day 10 pti8i the ohucf, 'tl ~
bl 0u movement was reported at tnc Bans ui EnEin
rnd uo quotation faI money. Paris dispatches report
I.u s a- closing IO7.7-i aft r rome range Tor
On. week of 1925 aud 1O792i2. sight exchange on
London Nas quoted at 2Jl6.
h1iI. -}T-) loo jnld -tft.s bonds to secnr. tn
dp.lts tltei states bonds deposited for crc ilatOn
for the week ending today. 5-777,1u); byns ret Tor
crculalOu withdrawn lof week cn'ihs tntas '',-'fo
oUs. Mammal Gsak circulation out-tluduS-cCrrency
uotc.. -3I5 5.:i23. I53; gDid notes. ~ 'i]Vl-o
RECEIPTS uf Natuui B1nA notes ior Ploh q the
week ending to- lay compared with the corresponding
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
Guslnees Chances.

TOR SALE. The very desirable property
known as the MoleEr Lass school, on Noseean lake,
near Prrssk S. s. win he lerutal school LYraiy, ~
uasum apparatus boats, etc
IN. ua.rtv r. rly equipped for school or for snmrier
boarding 5oas j. equally ay-.1tr 1r either guff",
The situation BE- remarkable Tor a health brA1ty a' "'ce<
sl6Iiity. Fof terms further Daric ilar alrly o
' }. h COLE ESQ
"a itarst. y. =.
A%TED-S50O for speculation OF great
PROMISE: The iny secd AID ioy s,Inbune oncs
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

on account OF the per cent consols by reduction
Of the specie average TO the extent OF S9OSooo ana
reflects withdrawal OF Western and Southwestern
funds by a loss OF 81 309,5O0 legaltenders. The
loans also are contracted 81 52O5 As consequence
OF these changes deposits reduced s69I2OO whle
the circulation is Sl22OO0 less. There Is heavy loss
tS543s 5oO) in reserve. the surplus being reduced
s3Giss25. The total legal reserve now is 72,4701O0
or per cent Of the deposits against 1891 for last
week. Deductag the specie in f trom the deposits we
find that the leeenders now are 2766 per cent Of re
r,a,ipg currency deposits against 2797 by previous
statement The comparative totals are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
TIE MARKETS.
-0TAL RECEIPT, OF PRODUCE
I'e.. North Riycr Tc~sc's G,d R0iirOads.
SATURDAY, JlIy n, 1877.


rATlHDiY. Iuy y, l157.
ASyE--C Quiet. steady -Dots. &C. .elg.. 65...
CTfrlN -Qu 60 but nrm 80 iHe SPOT d, il2 bales for
home rnn7uupuou 100 bales delivered contract
7us rrceirs lt tIr ports ua..s.
iav t-l This oag Lass year Quotations s a5
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

EVANIED-
w BURLINGTON CITY. lows. = and : Per Cent Bonca
DAEFNPDifr CITY, Iowa @ ana : Per Cent Bonds
DUBUQUE CITY. Iowa, q Per Cent Bonds.
HENRY COUNTY. Iowa. Per Cent Bonds.
LEE COUNTY. iowa. @ Per cent Bolds.
DAYTON CITY. Ohio Per Cent Bonds.
WHEELING CITY. Va, 3 Per Cent Bonds
LOUISVILLE CITY, Kentucky. q aud . Per Cent BONDS
CDVINGTON CITY, XIV, ana 3-lO Per Cent Bonds.
ALLEGHESY CITY. pennsyiyania : Per Gent Bonds
And any other county bonds suitable i0
H. AMY & CO.. 10 q 81 Nassau Q.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
CORPORATION NotlIes.

SALS.-Proposals for removing part
1 ~ prI oid Na ff fro- ~ hing st.. ". h.,
an~,s and Dui ncs thereon building Nu5eU
on fhe ate ti-rro h known Per 80. ~ - r.,
will by The Department 90 Docks. lli ad ilS
Daanes unti he lst day "a August lel 20 - O'Clock
tr fu particulars Tas ctr k0rd or safe ~ No city
HsL
AErAIKNr FUBIIc PARIS.
% LSIoN 81 AJAX NEs-l uhk, jay y. lrsl.A
DROpOSALS FOR REFLDORiNG THIRD
4 AVENUE BRIDGE, OVER HARLEM ktN hi---t'rrA
posas sealed envelopes viii he received ihe Oure OF ts
Department o Public Par SO iusun-s, NeN-Aosk NlJ,
uu Wednesday ta- 25la lay % Ju, ls, 20 tAe hour X
halt past "a M wheo theT VIII be gnohclY open
FOR wooden f'Or sac r)lc~ay u tfday,
prtge river IA the city N New YORK. For fun
particulars C,y RsrOrs sale ~ No. Cy Hal.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
financial.
RECEIVERS oFFcH

No1ls fIsFRiYsf NEw YoGK. July IL, 1877, }
NOTICE is hereby given that the transfer
Central Railroad Company of New Jerrey
will be eo-e from the OF August next. DOth
DAYS inclusive J. Z. LAIH.y4, l.ee.lel.-
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

GOVERNMENT STOCK i.ftAnl
AND 1ll2 O'CLOCK A. "
L s. Coupon lSel . 80, 7.o-ao F lOsTs
TOO ...-...- - llia i'V''ts' ''''''----t i0qA
L = t.Gr flcF bs =. .,a ~ ,eT
l4SI 30 a q. ltsf-
g. isr-l7'o''- III 1000 d.. - 1855
- 80. 80. t,,., i-s1 20 Coup -67 ,
G'..o clI2L lnftHl lIa--
-,t 1.,rI -F5 1000 .....bc. .l0o's
',n0, ......... fO7 T. s IS l9O7
$3.50 Coup tS -, i,t ~ '.''''''''--'' io5a,
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

fcsi ano fcnno.

Ic6l dto Ioun0.
I OST.-Pass-book, No. l02, ,549. Deliver te
II Geman savings Bank, Civ.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
Diuioeuo Nolltes

FIRE INs1H iS2EE H2GEE eeoupAyY.
4 sE,uAyyuAL. .,B6l ,B6lY5IIbESiDci @, PER CENT
l.e on & as,1a9l on - ig once oi 'e eEtt,,V,-S LANE
GERMAN SAVINGS BANK, In the City of
Ae"fofA corner o iLia, L.w e yo az x Ial IaI 's77.
Tho Board of Trustees hayedeoled Iae 3gih ,EMIAS.
s n p .d 81 hs rat o. oar PER ceai per aanam
draw ucras Com Juy l7 pp.-is naae on or before Juv
lJta viii arar interest r,a J9 J r. ,is-.-.rp p-,1e+
D. 3. KELLER Cashier.
81 NICHOLAS NSURANCE COMPANY:
n.,ai -F4i.A%S a.. DI,IDES6' o. fES PISA CEXr
j. DUBOIS 9screiaFy.
OFFICE sr eg r51 9lr ls Issg,rl, ,s ~. ges = E aisn .
t-w i.rE J-It l-, l-7l. }
r.HE Board Of Director have thus lay declared
a sE,iCANNUAL DIVIDEND of tEN rER cENE
'I0' pay ---' O- ''''-' LOUIS p. cAriAy seeretary
OFFICE oF rH LouLlAsa Is-lasNca Co@PANE{
THE BOARD or DIRECTORS HAyE THIS
PR GIN L. payable on ana a,r I2it ..r.,,rv
Nss York. june 2s. 1877.
csrnE AUGUST COUPONS Of the REAL
I F-rsTF FIRST MORTGAGE B0Sp> guaranteed ~
TUg NEKCANrLE Tt ~ CONF AA - .,.' ~ pl 2. ias
oh,a O., The tomiAny ~ -1ue Elii'-5 -y @5 Oo
'''e -'' ''' o. 4 A'''' T. L. MoNrGoMERY Treasurer
0F1cE CosIfyEyrAL ISs,aAscs osP,Sf. Nas, aad{
TO- ds9ADvAY y EN s oaa, 5a.y T. 1877.
rs7HE Board OF Directors OF THIS company
I have ihi- DAY declared sa IN.ftt-f sDiFlDhAD ID *
TflPEEANJA 4 lALt PER CENT upan tlc capita! d ino
Company tic aiie l,i - l-s rii.ai ssl "a
.,lt,l fc-er., funds ltrIgt 10 Ft-rrEtf ~ t,f nft-
'1f ~ cc' fie LsGi.r.' 81 tr n'qtc - Aelr ipf
pGsssd ipri 10, itsi, el'tf it ll p ie q" '.. s.f'y
.-fsf rqs-. Irnry emf .ra,i, and rf tt cfrtton "
gtffp s4. cuDaise,I frsc ln dsNdA'.
t...a SCRIP LltlDiN}ot ~iN ~ ti.t NEN Lo p'ict-
Bslug aOv0dcrs 0sv, ra3- Ol and after -it sept ie.L
CfhL~ PECK, eecrrt1Iy.
PArIYC FIRE ls-CAANCK tuNfAHf, 8
OFFICE. $40 BsDAuwAY. June lr. lof3b
NnTH DINiBEND.-Ihc Board 0T Directors
sEy have this isy declared the usuu -&hl-AN \ AZ
DIVIDEND ol TEN N0j PIX trNl T1yAIe duy :,
1877. W.. =. DIT ILff, r .cf, t-.y.
NEw Y0aE NArlofN ENrHANGE BAvE,
NFN-NOEK, iuiv i1. 1871. 4
YEST DIYlDEND.-AD DIVIDEND 0f FOUR
- lH PER CEN has been declared d, Capita. -1x
of fs ilaUs ra shisnu aud after Angs D. y
N. lA-A " L----Lur.. 3. = ~ lLAl- Al.-lr
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
orrcE oFrH LoanIAg2 IN-IrR.NE,.. CloArANT'

Nn = lro1taay.
THE BOARD or DlREEinkS HANE THIS
,f,, .feri4r-, q sFAlF-AN UAf. DIVIDEND Of FIVE
PR GIN l.. payable on and after nv w. .-
Nv York june 2e 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
pacific RAILROD (oF MlssoURI)

sealed proposals viii De received al The oce o. T. ID MOE.
g snd 81 EXCHANGE PLACE. until Juy 81 Is = AZ one
O'Clock n the sale of second Mortsage On- oi 2s
Pacific Railroad Missouri for the sinking Fund 70 ne
extent Fify thousand dollars The Trustees reserve the
right 70 reject any or oil bids.
r.. y. MORGAN, lr-,.,ee.
JDSEPW sELIGHAN, ( 4-~'0''''
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

rE'HE Board Of Director have t!us LAY declared
Z sE1fLANNTAL DIVIDEND " i-N rEH CESE
N-Vl P'' '- ~ rorrz p CAU'fAN Secretary
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

NEwY0aE NAUortt ENCHANGs BAyK,
NFN-YoEE, iuiv H. 1877.
.gST DINlDEND.-A DIVIDEND Of fOIR
Oh l PER CENi has been deciared ne Capital -,x
of f,. fllls shsan aud after Angust D. y
orer o On. B0Ald uf Directors a. b- ui lCALi- CASHIER
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

cry near New York CITY sale; Liberal di.connt
owner requiring money for business. = X MACLhAS'
Banker 90 Broadway.
TTNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
q SINKING FUND BONDS.-In accordance win pro-
visions of the ndenture Der OF the outstanding
sinking Fund Mortgage 0f the Union Pacific Railroad
Company lot al the Office Of the company IA
Boston, TUESDAY July 81. l-77, 10 IL o. m the bonds 20
redeemed the fret faY Of september l5l 40
provided In said iudenture.
Boston. June IS 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

An active and variable market for United states bonds
Va reported durpz the week. T-dty's transactions
~ IRE large ami prices rstlfr drIGer but there no
nr,7 feature report The latest quotations are an
nexed:
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The following is specimen bit of scandal,
and may be applied to all busy-body SANDER
ers
Mother Jasper told me that she heard
Greatwood's wife say that John Hardstone's
aunt mentioned to her that Mrs. Trusty was
present when the Widow Parkman said Cap
tain Harswells cousin thought Ensign Doo-
Titles sister believed that old Mrs. Orely
reckoned that Sam Treft's better half told
Mrs. Spaulding that she heard John Brbing's
woman say that her mother told her that she
heard her grandfather say that Mrs. Gardner
had two husbands.
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Electric Belts and Bands,
THE BEST KNOWN CURATIVE AGEsr.

.ness g perfected Curative Appliances
ttubbo
diseases yield to then influence Of
beneficial
oenenca pepibe
Ii
attended
to the dehliated IL sSN'Ah A'""" anu vHo
men mans Invaluable qualities b
the
vous Chronic and Functional Diseases The =
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-12-19

It matters TO US in life not SO much what
part we play, as It does to play our part WELL
In drama it is not SO much . question who
played the king or the peasant, as who played
the part best.
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The old Quaker carpenters advice to his
son, who was about to leave home to begin
business for himself, is in point here. my
sou" said he, 's.if thee ever wants to drive a
nail in any place, my advice is, to hit the
nail.'s
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-12-19

a young man sent sixty cents to firm in
Michigan who advertised q recipe to prevent
bad dreams. He received a slip Of paper on
which was written, Don't 60 to Sleep"
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NAsBYs WELcoME.--W ellsom, Patterson
and Conover
Welkom last recroots to the army Nv re-
form.
see the end. The House is ours the SEN
it's ours, and the yooserper stands alone
He hez in bis yooserpin hands the symbol NV
power, but it is harmless ez sword NV latb.
When ! look at Patterson, am convinst
that the worst yoose 700 kin put man to is
to send him to the penitenshary. Better keep
him in the SENT to make Dimocratic ma
jority.
am impatient for 1880 to arrive. Time
moves to slowly for me.
There's light about to beam,
There's fount about to stream,
Wait little longer.
PETROLEUM V. Nasty.
In More Hopeful Mood.
Toledo Blade.
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Trains through to Kensingon, change at Trenton
for West Philadelphia.
Connection is made at Manunka Chunk with Delaware
Lackawanna Western Railroad. At I4ehigh Junction
with Lehigh Valley. Lehigh 4 Susquehanna. Morris
Essex and New Jersey Central Railroads At Lambert
vile with Pennington Railroad. At Somerset Junction
with Mercer 4 Somerset Railway and at Trenton with
trains to and from New York, and Camden.
For further information time tables which be
obtained at the ticket Offices
FRANK THOMSON, LIP FARMER
General Manager Gen. Pass. A gent.
f. w. JACKSON Cen1 Sup't, u. r. r. of N j. Div.
]. A. ANDERSO, NSupt. Belyidere Div.
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IT COMPRISES

A current event exposition;
A living pulpit and platform
A missionary and Baptist event record
A Sunday school institute;
An educational advocate
A literary, theological, scientific and art re-
view;
A popular family miscellany and puzzlers
realm;
The hnsbandman's helper;
A market reporter, &c.
All conducted in an outspoken, wide-awake and popu-
lar manner.
For sample copies and terms to canvassers address
P O. Box 1895, New York City.
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A teacher IN one Of our grammar schools
inquired, !" What was the cause of the Reyo-
Iutionary Nar?" The prompt reply was
that tho Yankees wanted the 4th of July and
were bound to have it.
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Faith is the key that unlocks the cabinet Of
Gods treasures the Kings messenger from
the celestial world, to bring all the supplies
that we need out Of the tulnsss that there is
in Christ.
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Tho Chicago Times says: " The man who
wrote There's no such word as fall is out
of reach Of the bank depositor. He is dead
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A Great Offer y!

We will during these hard times dispose e 100 Piano
and Organs new and second hand of frstclass maker
including Waters at lower prices for cash or install
ments orto let until paid for than ever before 9ered
Waters Grand Square and Upright Pianos anu vrSan
made Octave Pianos sl5e i-s DO s16Q moi u.s. used
year s2n Stop ORGANS $50 Stops S5S Stops sos
Stops SIS 10 stons Sss II stops 500 cash, not used
year In perfect order and warranted Local and Travel
Ing Agents Wanted illustrated cataloguss n s a
Sheet mus at half price, Horace Waters son
N. ". : "''' ss' $500 s Jy4, Nv
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"Was his life insured?' Yes" For
whose beneft9'' w.. E,r the benefit Of
the Insurance company, Of course"
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TRANSIENT TROUBLES. Most Of us have
had troubles all our lives and each day has
brought all the evil that we wish to endure
But If we were asked to recount the sorrows
Of our lives, how many could we remember p
How many that are six months old should we
think worthy to be remembered or mention.
cd? To.day's troubles look large. but week
hence they will be forgotten and buried out
Of sight.
If you would keep book. and every day
put down the things that worry you. and sec
what becomes of them. IL would be n benefit
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The ELECTRIC QUARTERLY contains yaua-
BILE information for va who Nervous Exhausng
and Painful Diseases 1t the laws he
and shows how perfect bodily health and energy may fully ne by
me of
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Note the Contents.

Nervous Debility.
Pulyermacher's Belt and suspensory Appli-
ance Illustrated.
Dependence Of Health Upon Circulation.
Medical Electricity.
Mind and Health.
Drugs.
Pulvermscher Gaivanic establishments Illus
trated. m E
Editorial Commentaries upon Hygienie
and Physical Culture-C ongratulatory-
Bogus Belts, Bands, Etc. Travelling inn
postors-Perpetual injunction- Gymnas-
tim Exercises-Specialixts and Monnte-
banks Exhibition Notes---Importance
Of Exercise-A New Wonder--Pleasures
without Moderation, and other Miscel-
lany.
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Ono Of the greatest wonders in this world
is what becomes of all the smart children.
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Descriptive Pamphlet aud the Electric Quarterly ehpage ustrat
ed Journal containing valuable information and full particulars mailed
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MISCELLANY.

WY Form Gospr,sq Because God n
Ills Goodness des;oped 70 c;yo - s,nr dis
zinc. views of ,bo character - rby,st
II M,t,,ew o,r h,essad s,v;o,,r i mort, ,s5
=, ~. t.,ys .s ..,be 1Toss;.1, ,,,st sha,,s
co,,a 7, r4..o - IA j. ,,,,o o,,.a,;,.,,a s.,,.,,
a. ~, r.s,s, ,,,.a ~
,.as,s,.,g .,,a Nv .,,,,,.,.a...s.,
= : 49,
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Hygiene Of the Nervous System.
Pr aggressive Medic Electric Science.
Franklin Experiments.
Bathing as Hygienic Measure.
Sir Henry Holland, Portrait and Biography.
Sir William FERGUSON, Portrait and Biogra-
ply.
Facimiie OF Diploma Of Award Granted by
the Centennial Commission at Philadel-
phia.
Paracelsus the Prince Of Empires.
Slandering Doctors.
Sleep.
Advice to Consumptive Invalids.
Climate.
Health and Pleasure Illustrated Mountain
Scenery.
Marriage Guides, Bogus Medical Institutes,
Etc.
Humbugs.
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On aud after Nov. rs, 1877.
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THE EXAMINER AND CHRONICLE is distinctive
Iy Family Newspaper In making It the Editor has
the cooperation of the best newspaper writers of his
own denomination besides the occasional contributions
in special departments. of writer's of acknowledged
ability In other cominunions.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17
Personal.

General K. F. Beale will resign The
Austrian Mission and devote his at.
tention to his California estates.
Ex-Postmaster General Jewell did
not 20 to Washington TO get an office
tor himself, he wanted one TO: a
friend,
Senator Christiancy has been retain
ed by the Michigan University in a
chancery suit for the recovery of The
laboratory deficit
Adelina Patti made her first appear
ance at Covent Garden last night. She
was received with the greatest enthusi
asm by an audience which crowded
the theatre in every part.
Governor Carol stole a march on
the Baltimore swells the other day. He
had the front doois of the cathedral
locked, and went quickly in through
the Archbishop's residence with Miss
Thompson and few friends and was
quietly married. Tn outraged feel
iDgs of Baltimore society can be bet
ter imagined than described.
Mr.. l.. Clark editor of the 'IDauirer, ;
sails to day on the Indiana, intending
to spread the summer in Europe.
American journalism has no more
honorable representative, and the
many friends he will make wherever
he may go will readily understand the
regret with which his friends here
part with him even for so short u sea-
son.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17

The North american, speaks of the
election of Judge Willard to the Chief
Justiceship of South CLrolina, says that
'he is of course a Democrat, but he
is represented to be gentleman of
fine attainments and one who will
make an excellent Chief Justice
Judge Willard has been a decided Re-
publican since the organization of the
party; has never acted with the De
mocracy; was one of the most earnest
supporters of both Hayes aud Cham
berlain at the late election in South
Carolina, and has been chosen to The
first judicial Office of the State as a Re-
publican by a Hampton Democratic
Legislature after bitter struggle be-
tween Hampton and the Bourbon re-
storationists.-Tim