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TO THE WORK NG t'LasS.-We are
now prep red to furnish ! classes W with y
consta Unemployment at home, the WbOle or
the time, or for their spare nom ents.
Busine So new, light aud profitable: Ter
sons of either sex easily ca IN from5 cents
to sa per evening, and "A proportional sum
by aevoting their whole lime 70 the usi.
as men. Thai al who see this notice may
s-nu their address, and test the business,
we m wake this imp rrallelsd Offer 10 such
as are not we'll satisfied, we will send on
dollar to pay fur the trouble OF writing:
Fnii particulars, samples worth. several
dollars to con nmence work on, and copy
of Home and Fireside, one of the largest
and pest Illustrated publications, al sent
fres by mail; k.ader, y ,ysnnoss yMm wan' per-
0EORGE kTiNSON 4 Co,
,an8tf Portland, Maine.
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lisville Courier -Journal:]
Dixie Doodle.

kisville Courier -Journal:]
pixie Doodle.
! will not be Dixie. nor VIII II .
odle, twill be Dixie Doodle. =
whole people defending tn
kae. ."-Gen. Abe Buford.
hel, he's the man
Ie have elected,
! try to keep him out
y what's not expected.
podle, Doodle. Deo,
Doodle Dandy.
ntry has been ruled too long,
|isky, gin and brandy.
enough of blood and strife,
and Of countin's;
he natien and one nag,
the mountains.
bodle, Doodle, BOO,
Doodle Dandy,
4 II 20 that when we're taxed
have the money handy.
q is the word
u our bond Of union:
lore border States to watch,
Il good old tune on.
Iodle, Doodle. Doc,
Doodle Dandy;
the song in North and South,
rive no more a-tandy.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
PhilaQelpnla Crado Report,
FRIDAY, January IL.

Philadelphia rrado Report.
FRIDAY, January IL.
Cotton under an improved den and is
held firmly at l2%al2zac for Middling Up.
land. and 1910 for New Orleans.
TimOthv is quiet and Flaxseed in request
by tee crush rs at 55al 6O
Cloverseed is taken at l41aal5c:
Coffee rules firm. Sales OF $40 bags of Rio
low grade and cnose, at lSTa2s' "a; ~ v dot
Sugar is Inactive and may be quoted
nom1 nal in price. Refined sugars move at
I1l%c for cut loaf, l24c Tor crushed, l2c for
gra ulat- d, and llaae for A.
Flour-The transactions IN Flour were OF
A. very limited charac er on account Of the
high prices demanded by holders. Sales OF
/. 800 barrels; Minnesota Extra Familygool
at $6 rs; do do !, choice NJ 81 90: do. do fam
cy at VI l212a7 25; Pennsylvania do. do.
medium, a. *6 81; do. DO. good at 81 Is; do
do. choice at " %; do. do. fancy at 81 25 and
Virginia family at c8.
kye Flour sells at "a 37h4 62N.
Corn Meal-small lots Of Br1nton's at
Tne demand for Wheat is quiet, but the
light supplies greatly retari Transactions.
me ime. at sl.SO, and Western wnlte at 81 IS.
Rye sells at 7Se for Pennsylvania and
In corn there is no change to note, either
| in demand or values. Sales OF 6,OOO bushels
Pennsylvaniaold, yellow, at a5sc south,
white sail at 571la c; steamer is held ut 54a
| 5lz and sail at 19 Q. b.
Oats are IN moder te request, with sales
of 8 600 bushels, including Western white
| at asa ,Oc, Indiana do, at 4lc. and Fehnsyl-
vania do. at 4Oa4lc.
orr, iron hOnnd
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
n A FOKTUNE:-5f COND GRAND
ORA WING, 1871. At New Orleans, on
Monday, February 5.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COM
PANY.
This Ipstitu ion was 1egularlyIncorporate
by The Legislature of the State for kduca-
lion Il purposes. in 1868, with a Capltaiof
Al OOy.OoO, TO " hich has since been 9dd a
reserue fu. d Of $35O,0O | S GRAND SIN
GLE NUMBER DkAWINGs will take
place monthly. 1t never scales or post
bones, Look at thefollowing scheme.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 625,OUO.
4O,NO Tickets at Five Dollars Each.
LAST OF PRIZES:
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ID AND CRERSR.
|CHAPTER Xxx.
| FEANK's STORY.

FEANh . SAV0As
led, and stood by his side as
!, l found that he had never
her Of my sickness. At last
Ind sister in the cabin fell sick.
some days after. and was pros
l grew better after q time +;
Fe reached quarantine, Lam
had kept himself up thus far,
mpletely, and fell before. the
e ?o aked Louis, in a faltering
bip.board. He was carried
Ness. My mother and sister
!, and were also carried ashore.
blk, was able to nurse them all.
lied first"
a long pause. At last Frank
gradually recovered; and
b grief and fatigue, l fell sick
time. / felt it coming on.
rsed me; for a time I thought
10 die. oh, Edith,' | said,
dovnte vour life while it lasts
whom God sent to us in our
I've his life even if you give up
4 I became delirious, and re-
br a long time. Weeks passed;
last I revived the plague was
but few sick were on the island.
a lingering one, for this was
lack Of the fever. Why didn't
Understand. There was no at
[All was confusion, horror, and
.revived the first question was
etti and Edith, No one knew
bout them; In the confusion
separated, and Edith had
ID you that she died ?" asked
IA troubled look.
tkeu at him with a face Of hor-
bear what I am going to say@"
Twas able to move about I went
one could tell me about Edith
kti. I heard an awful story ;
erintendent had gone mad and
pnd trying to dig open a grave,
some one was buried alive.
think f? oh, my brother !"
Fandon was the name henamed.'
!, Frank; /; 1 made inquiries my
Bland registry. office. The clerk
story, but said that the woman
arge Of the dead asserted that
Jas opened, and it was ascertain.
Mute death had taken place."
laid Frank, in a voice Of despair
1t woman-the keeper Of the
1.-The grave-digger's wife. She
story, but it was with a trou'
] swore vengance on her unless
the truth. She was alarmed,
would reveal all she knew if |
ep it to myself. | swore it.
pr to hear it, Louis?"
only this /: when the grave
lit was found that Edith Bran
been dead when she was bur.
roaned, and, falling forward,
bead in both his hands.
long time before either Of them
L last Louis, without lifting his
| left the island I went to Que
hld not stay there. 1t was toe
bee of horror. l went up the
ing my way as a laborer, to
| then sought for work, and
hployment as a porter in a ware.
What mattered it? What was
ZION to me? / only wanted 10
i from starvation and get a bed
at night.
, hope or thought Of any thing;
j through which I had passed
h tn fiji my mind. Yet above
E horror was prominent, and
)gh the days and nights that
elapsed has my soul ceased t.
be echo of two terrible words
never ceased to ring through
Buried alivev
bn in Montreal, under an as
be, as a common porter, ano
been living there yet; but one
he in l heard the name OF Bran
Of the clerks who were discus
~ in the morning paper hap,
bak of an advertisement which
en- in the papers in all parts Of
was for information about tht
nily.
he notice. 1t seemed to me a
Its was still trying to get con
nt a moments reflection show
improbable. Then the men
friends Of the family made nn'
s5gt }4: v W. issE} sA8 sFs. Nv ~ y3fs fs9 Il Xxx
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Aliens Pile Ointment,

TnR ORIGINAL AND GENUINE PREPARATION.
Tnc reputation OF tins NJ edclne Is now so wei
established that liberal minded men IN tho tnedi
ca profession throughout tho Union recommend
It to their patients Us the very best OF all rome
dies for Piles. hundreds OF tho most painful
cases OF Piles hayo been cured by It's use IN n
very short time.
No medicine has ever obtained higher or
moro deserving reputation than AlleD's Pho
Ointment.
Aliens Pile Ointment is q remedy Of universal
usefulness whenever All OIL Ccrate sAlye ONT
nent or embrOCRtiOu 10 required in case OF
Burns ScalJs, BhsteT1, SWalns, Bruises, a bra
slons, Cuts, Ulcers, salt Rhcuml letter, Ecze-
ma, Ring Worm, BarDer's Itch, Frosted Limbs,
ChilbiGtns. Chapped skin, Fever B4lsters, Bed
Sores, sore Feet, BuntonN, Vegetable Poisoning,
Bites OF Insects, DC.
There ~ no known remedy that RiveB such
lasting rellet rs Allcn's Pile Ointment. 1t ia q
new, delightful and wonderful remedy, Designed
and warranted 20 super3ede all other Omtments
! yet discovered.
Aliens PHO Ointment is entirely different
| from any other Ointment IN the whole world
perfectly harmless for the infant or aged 1t is
| cooling and grateful TO the burning brow throb
! blng temples and fever parohed sysCemi II vii
| banisn pain and allay inflammation moro rapid
| than any curative compound IN this or in any
| other country.
| Price 80 cents box, or six boxes for az 90. i
| your dTnggist or storekeeper does not have IL
! we Will forward half dozen 20 any address OF
| receipt OF price.
| Prepared only By
AMERICAN MEDICINE co.
ST JOSEPH. Mo.
For sale by ali Druggists.
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ALIENS LIVER PILLS

Regulate the organs Of the system, restoring
functional harmony and securing the secretion
Of tho proper constituents Ot each organ. BY
their action the liver secretes its allotted pro
pOrtiOl OF blle-the lungs carbon, the skin
aNgeat the kidneys urine, etc. aud aro always
reliable es uurgatlNu.
Iho aged, aud persons subjected 10 COnstip1-
ton. Paralysis, aud Weakness Of the Bowels,
Ili0ueyG and Bladder, etc, that have 10 resort
to injections, by ianUE two or three OF Aliens
llvCr Pills, VIII enjoy nalua' discharges, ami
by the occasional use OF tlem have regular Oper
atoms IN those cases thuIg strengthening and
nutritious VI lnclplcs are exhibited, every dose
will add now strength to the Bowels, Liver,
Kidneys, etc. That may DO worn or depleted by
age.
IN these Pills, o want that science has ever
failed to supp . is secured and this Is thorough
puIpnuve mat eau be gwen in saIetl IN cases
of CrupUlge tCvoIs, as small PUN Erysipe,as,
Yellow Fever, Scarlet and Typhoid teYcrs.
When the Aucus Membrane become, liberated,
these Pills act thoroughly. vet heal ulCerated
aud cNCnriatet parts, Ihty are made from eX-
traCt--frum new ngJeuruts-cnurely YeLe-
table superior 10 every aspect 10 the ordinary
powders ANA substances Of the common a lver-
Used Pills, and Ia, @ q salec certain, and uuiiO IN
action
Puce 80 cents a box, on sis boxes for s2.25. II
your OIugusr or store keeper Goes not have
them, We Will forward hall % dozen boxes 10
| any audi css on receipt Of tlu price. Pr, pared
/ only by
AMERICAN MEDICINE co.
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THE SUN.
1877. NEW YoK. 1877

Tho different editions OF THE sun during the
next year VIII DC the same rs during the year
mat has Just passed. Tho daily edition viii on
week days pc sheet of four pages and on sun
days sheet Of eight pages, or SO broad columns;
while the weekly edition will be sheet Of eight
pages Of the same Dimensions and character
that are already familiar 20 opr friends, -.
THE sun viii continue to be the strenuous
advocate Of reform and retrenChment and OF
the substitution OF statesInanshp, wisdom, and
integrity for hollow pretenoe, irubecility and
fraud IN the administration Of pubic affairs IL
WI contend for the government OF the people
Dy the people and for the people, as opposed TO
government by frauds IN tine ballot box and In
the counting OF votes. enforced by military viO-
lence It will endeavor to supply its readers
"a body now not far from a rililiOn OF souls
with the most careful complete. trustworthy
accounts OF current events and will employ for
tIua purpose a numerous and carefully selected
stah Of reporters and correspondence. It's re-
ports from Washington, especially, will be full,
ooSulIate' anu fearless anu u Wll doubtless
those who thrive by pundering the Treasury
OF by usuIptng what the law does not give
them, while 1t will endeaYOr to merit the conf.
dence OF the public by defending the rights OF
thed power.
1he price of the daily SUN viii be 55 cents q
month OF $3.50 a year. post paid, OF with the
sunday edition $40 year.
The SUNDAY edition alone, eight pages, sl.2o o
year, post paid.
The WEEKLY SUM- eight pages Of 50 broad
columns, Will be furnished during 1877 at the
The benefit Of this large reduction from the
previous rate for THE WEEKLY can Oe enjoyed
oy indYdual subscrlbers without the necessity
OF making up clubs. At the same time, If any
OF our friends choose to aid in extending our Cir
culation, we shall be grateful TO them, and every
such pers0D who sends us ten or more BubscriD.
ers from ono place will be entitled TO one copy
OF the paper for himself without charge. At
ole dollar year postage paid, the expenses u
paper and printing are barely repaid and, con-
sdering tho SIZE OF the sheet and the quality OF
Its contents, we are confident the people will
consider THE WEEkLT Sun the cheapest news
paper published in the world, and we trust also
one Of the very best.
Address. THE SUN, New York City, N. z.
Dec. 9,-w6.
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Aliens Liver Pills.

Porfeolly taeteless, elegantly coated. For the
cure OF all disorders Of the Stomach, Liver Bow.
els. Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases Head
ache, Constipation, Custivcness, Indigestion,
Dyspepsia. ana all Bilious Diseases, such as
Constipation, Inward Piles, tulnes3 OF Blood
TO the mead, ACidity of the Stomach, Nausea.
Heartburn, Disgust for Food, FullnosS or
Weight IN the stomach, sour EructatUns, Sink.
ing or Fiuttering al the Pit OF the stomach,
swimming OF the Head, Hurried or Difficult
Breathing, Flutt0rtug ut the heart thOE ing or
SutlOCatlng Sensations when I'm "A lying posture,
Dimue7S OF Vision, Dots or Webs before The
sight Fever or dull pain in tho Head, Dibcu "
OF Precipitation, Nuluwne55 OF the Skin and
Eyes, Pain IN the Side, Chest LIMBS and Sud
deu Elusho5 Of Heat Burning OF the Flesh, etc
ALLEYS LIVER PILLS may always be- relied
on as safe und etioctunl remedy, ana may be
taken by both sexes AZ all times with beneficial
results. BY their use the weak are made strong
Distress GflCr Eating Inward Weakness Ian
guOr Wuut OIL Appetite are at once removed by
"a dose or two Of these Pills. Thousands OF per
sons who have used these Pilis we have yet t(
hear the first complaint from one who has tried
them. They always give rellet,
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Tumors, Ulcers or Old Sores

AFRO clused by an impure stato Of the blood;
cicunse the b,ooG thoroughly with Alons
Strengthening Cordial anu the cOmplninus Will
Aliens STRENGTHENING Cordial cures CoNsTI.
PATTON, DYSPEPSIA FAINTNEsS OF STOMACH 1t
is not a stimulating Bltters which creates ac-
tiLOus appetite but a Geutle Tome, winch as
sisls nature To restore the stomach to healthy
action. Noperson suffering with Sour stomach,
Headache, CUstveness Palpltaton Of the Heart,
Indigestion, Low spirits, DC, can take three
CosCs without relief
Aliens Strengthening Cordial cures Female
Weakness; IL acts directly upon tine causes OF
these complaints, lnylgOrate9 and strengthens
the whole system, acts upOu the secrctlVe or.
gans and 4llays inflammation.
Aliens STRENGTHENING Cordial has never failed
10 cure mcrCurlal dlseAseB, pain IN the bones, AS
1t removes from tho system the producing
Cause.Sau RnCum aud SOalu II eau readily yield
to tue great Alternative effects OF this uiedlcino.
Aliens Strengthening Cordial has never been
known 10 fail IN giving immediate relief IN all
diseases OF tho Kidneys ana Urinary organs
This medicine challenges the most profound at
toutlOn of the medical tacIity,lnauy OF whom
are prescribing IL TO their patients.
Aliens Strengt henlng Cordial acts es delight
fully On the tender DHbe the most dehcnto lady
and lutirn old age, US On the strong man nm
parting heath and Yigor to tho neIye5 aud DIaln
blood. Yessels heart and liver When taken you
can feel It's Hio.givlng power cOui sc through
every artery, dcSiOylg ~ dlseasve III lne Dl9ou
and giving health, elasticity and strength 10 tho
Aliens Strengthening Cordial ia ackrowlelg.
| ed by all asses OF people TO be the best and
most reliaOlo blood purifier IN tho void. 1t 10
| q mover falling ,emedY and can Oc rened upon.
| How many thousands upon thousands have been
snatched rs II were from the brink oil inc grave
| by Its miraculous pOw,r. Who viii suffer from
| Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia Diseases Of the
| Stomach, Kiuueys, Bowels or bladder when
such great remedy IS within reachY
| Volumes might be filled with proof from oil
Isrts OF the civilized world to prove that no re-
| medy has ever boon discovered IN tho Whole
| history OF medicine that acts SO promptly. Even
| III the OYOts1 casca Of SCrOt1la good appetite
complete digestion rtrength and II disposition
| for exercise are sure TO follow its use. II the
| bowels are costtyc, or hcadhcho accompanies
the disease. the uBe of AllCn's Liver Pills viii re
| move II. Over gEnt years experience and the
! increasing popularity of ALIENS medicines arC
| cUnCluliyS proof.
Price 81 90 por bottle, or six bottles for s. 90
| II your druggist or store-keeper does not have
| 1t, we Will forward half dozen to any addrest
| on receipt of tho price,
| Prepared oulY by.
AMERICAN MEDICINE co.
| ST JOSEPH, Mo
For sale by all Druggists.
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EsrABLIsnRB 1866 1- ~.
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missloners OF Alabama Iaims, Southern CLAIMS
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AssHARs OF PAY AND BOUNTY. .i--
OFFICERS, SOLDIERS and SAILORS OF the late "
war or their hers are in many cases entitled TO Z
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PENSIONS. .HarF.I .r.aI.r "
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ruptured or injured in the lGte war, however
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CAL at this once
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Strengthe eningCordial

IL the great blood purifier, CurCs syphilis and
removes Iinples and HunOrB on tile fRce.
Reason Bhould teach us tlat u blOtchy, rough
or pimpl,d skin depends entirely upon All mtor-
nal cause, and no outward application Gun ever
cure The defect.
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OFFICERS, SOLDIERS and SAILORS OF the late
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vice, aud state amount of pay and bounty re-
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PENSIONS.

All ofieers, Soldiers and Sailors wounded
rupiured or injured in the lGte war however
sliphtly, can obtain pension, many now reeetY.
ing pensions are entitled to an Igcreuse. send
stanlp and information will be furnished free.
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CLAIMS prosecuted in the supreme Court OF tho
United States, Court of laifns, Court OF Com
missloners OF Alabama laims Southern Clalm8
Commission, and all G e'Rsses OF war claims before
the Executive Departments.
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ST. JOSEPH. Mo.
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