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New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
SECOND cAII-I O'CLOCK
THIRD BOARD-Z:3U P. 81.


lhbheAAIs dui9 To- n
The stock market tO-dsy has developed no new
features and the total transactions 5000 sbares
were 800 shares less than those Of yesterday. The
opening was characterized By weakness for the Wis
cousin stocks aud steadiness for the trunk line
sharea The close WIS marked by sharp rally IN
the price OF the formeT while the latter were not
quite up 70 the best prices Of the day. St. Paul
Common stock alOROpol,zed more than One-quarter
of the whole business Of the day. with fluctuations
a. foIl0Ws: 5OSs940a4S5O 9zg0 J105Oaa0
olisS50sa. The preferred, after selling at s2ssS
sli2, rallied to S29f952l2, Northwest common
Nas first weak, selling at 50ls down to Asa, and
then rallied to 5O1a closing with the final sales at
the opening price. The preferred stock declined
nom tn to 70lz and then to 777s, which was
IT'S last price. All Of the stocks named fuctuated
according TO the current IMPORTS from the West and
Hsemctlmes happened that these prices were intln-
snced by crop reports from Southern Indiana and
ulinos, as we'll 80 by The reports from Missouri and
Kansas although reports from these States of course
have no real bearing upon theSs stocks. The torpOr
q the general market Is best illustrated by the
Statement that 100 shares Of Chicago. Burlington
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


ARHFS-Qniet sfeady: P0tA 4stG: Pearls. SIC.
COFFEE-8fid grades qziet unchangedj lava 2392z ze
MsraeaiDn t3alTe, gnd It0 declned 10 FAR % Primo
carru I5LaI6le, enid Jobhing gtA 13dlse Active Al
the 6ecRs sales. 5ioO bags Pei inEcbOr AgL5 ao per
aO00 Estsle Drivate ternA reneing stack TO
7S, lA1 baSA.
C0TTOs-spots iisc. higher. and fsry aetivs Up
Eidne NE; sslr 1883 balc OF which 5e3 last even
ing neaBg 500 fer sDiBniBs and 433 inr sDee1iSn De
livered On Contract bales HeceipH al tho ports,
ei3 baIes agARst ga this DAY last week ard az last
wear Futures Opensd nner bat deefned amt the next
crop Was slightly eheaDsr Sales last eyctng AfOJ haea
TODAY -FTst Cal-Angusf, ll-sti sSptstngefs ILs3i
900 see0Sd August 1ltS segteaieeT llS5i
Deegmber 1I.e2, 1I0l; May. fl-2ss t0ta, SO hairs
Tbird Caib-July ll.51i 100 n xesh. ll5oj AaEist
1851 NegeubeI lloli Febrn1Iy III tsta ~ nus@
Also July II go II 55 Angust1i iG4 lI6l ll6i, ll61
iisl IL6a' IL62, llG4 lisa II6l. lL69 ssptsns5sr
N ~ ~ as li3l II -. lI33. liz 1i3l. ll30 LIB
OefoDer fI2u 11.Is Ilta Ills Noyembef ~ o. Iltz
11.OZ HOS 1905 total ztse0 baiesf grana
TOTAL 80 800 balfs Exehange-32 PAID % exchange lOo
for AnQusf IuturCa cDagn Dun.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
ITyHE GUARANTEE ASSOCIATION


ii OF TFtE CITY OF NEW-fu uRk.
issuing bends the fidelity 0f rersans holding po11S
q public q private trust.
Nstce herwby gva that the books for subseTiptou %
sfrsk this WH BE apeued en- MONBAH. mo
ar DAY OF JT "a aa ahces at the Pnsn1N Pre-
IRstfrans Company I95 BroaEsE; tae Metropolitan LhG
insurance Company, So Park Rs and the office OF Tue
Chronicle. 145 Broadway, New. YORK
PuTLANQTR SHAW, 4
los EPH r. KNAPP, Commissioners
l. W. OfDONOGRUE,l
TNCURPOElATOKS
PHrLANnER SHAW .Vtse-Prra PhsnEE Pre- LHk CO.. y T.
GfoRcT. " TIAIlD.... Pres. chatham NATL K New York
SIERPPARR EOlfANS-Pres RrBVeht Lie ana Trust Hrs
Ca. ew-Y0rk
T T. PJTIsFURD. .-. MANAGER Liverpool, london AMI
eitobe Fire ms Co, ". Y
NOT1IAN- Pres sEtgara lre ms Co.. New otS
wy M COLE. Pres. Brooklyn life ms Co, New York
n a. MILLER. Pres Star Sire Ins. Cb, NeW-Nors-
~ ~ REDDALL.- Manager ialyl4 l1s Co, Nov-f org
JOS r. KNAPP-PTes Metror stan Ltr Int Co, New YORK
j l. HALSEY SecrreRry Manhattan LIE IRss Cos y. n.
l. J. O'DONO6Ef EIhtsE 1he Crunscis New 103 r.
JOHN Vice Pres Mstra Lite Ina Ca y Y
WI A. BREWER IA Vice Pres ashing ton sns Co. " \
Jesse ~ CLEMENT Firm Of Clement q StockFet. n T.
JAMES M HODGES Srerefary star Fire ms Co.. ". Y.
~ SVARK Man'er Citizens Guar. ms Co. Montreal Ca
Canuzrl b. Woes aFt u. 3 AttDrney nor New
Yuk. EAWYgEs-Messrs AKnaux, Eei and N00fdsrL Tern
p0rary eice tIs otncen lhe Ihs1iaiSo CrJnic Ata
broadway NeW-N0rk-
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
IIvE srnCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAFIE

Hrrr,Io ItlV CattIe-Receipts nbdly 2uub head 10
IN. ar m. wees taus sla sans tnio la
wvsa eJ ID rerciDis dter satl unn Efa
veE Is cars; tkruugh eold gnmsntN S5 e1rsi u-r&et
dull aud prices rs. lover for Choire 70 otst aE
Oasriaes compare avoraby with ls1 verb Ihe supPl IS
eI R te aeuaRd Of Cgtee 10 Bess teess AZ - %
40 % 6s0sd essrs' and shlVRSrs ~ SI9 - ~ ne
dsn shppcrA 50 254si 10 IisAt Butcii - - ses4 lo
and Heforz. - Z3Gs5 foi StacNerA @-A n"'
strrY xSD I.AMHs-R Receipts tadng fie0 head total
a. fba seek tlns Tar. I'D, 200 Lead tor Tie SINE
time last week, IL s00 head troash cE ~ sa
~ I o.IalltV Sales tioOd Nsse' IA s1eep . -
e1ostnH wth q
dsncV s eaTs rasaain IA the yards nnso n -, - - a..
osste tsiny, S3s3 head tofAl NJ ths sssh
fjtrI eonsnnleHta market sii ot fines sra
CaHn 10 Good sals; led I1rsufA az - 10 - 20
Heavy - S9dst 50 GraaeFA - l9@S4 of~aesS arc a"e
Wanitai ehssfaE Eeak- -, -. No..
CHICAGO Jay Is The DTsueTs' y9Irnqt fsporA' hees-
Fsc-ip. hsaI shIpnrents a5Vo head u improve
srs III tns market sads oSnrs Chsse ltcaNf
a aJasl go; light - 2O4st S0i Mixsa ~ Hbt ~ -,
CATfIE-RscetpfA $3.50 head anIpmenia. aVuo hcahs
weather cool and iayorase nArket steady ana ns.e
Summing Grades - 2Oas5 50s Buse1ers aOw Cows 70
tBulls, t10G3i leAAns ke1A5 keA0eo
l2O hsAd shipmeHtA 4l0 head good
ssT IIESrIT Pena. Juy IS-CATfLE- E-Reeeipts to-day
af h OF tafoagh 100 head Of aeaf .tecs totai iof
Ss isvs NJ hr sf Ihrua 1870 head oi 1ra steek
Sa,, s soIl salay clearing the yards % trfa On aln
vesfef,iaY Al BElees Talsgag num - - 0Ao,
Uoss-Recepts today 100 heal e9tai pr tAlse e4t >
3sO0 head Yokers, 81 5Ues4 co. FhhAaephAs - 'V@
. Rsee,uta toAay 500 head total tor three days
100 head; for sales; Little better lcehhg pr
~ LoUn July 1b--CATIIA knt atltnt taltD -ibNe
"a 758t5; Fsir 6ood do - z0St4eoi ofAss fs4Sna
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
Bid. AskeI I

Railroad bonds were Quiet Elevated Railroad
frsts Tose TO 80; Burlington and Cedar Rapids hFsts
being strong at 73ls St. Pant sinking iund ten to
para OOl4 Central Paeities were wantsd AZ ioJ's
S,rege1 Braleh Welding DO Of Union firsts being
steady at 1855, and sinking fund at 1O4l2, There
were sales Of Louisiana and Missouri hrstS at
100 6Fsts of c.. G., G.. and l. az lOs"s1 d0s pcia-
,yars aud Hudssn registered 1855 at 99zs, ONO
and Aississippi con. sinking fund at Ssi2 and
N0Tthwesg plain eOnsOls AZ 1f1l2. Current quota
fIous are as annexed
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
EURoPEAN FINASCIAL MARKETs

LONDON. July ist2.3Q p m--CaHsGls 957ls ior money
95Bt. L. =. bOna h1r md one half
cent I06aA: hallway 16s: Pennzyfvsns Cea
a41s NswIeraag Central 42i fhe rate ef aisGOunt
fr frv monthS bills In the oyen market Is "a per cent
VII u beiDW the BaEk % England
lOSnOE. July lS-1j0 u. m-Para mivces quote live
cent ia francs 80 confines for the account
LONDON. Iufy rs 8 D. m-rne bulthln m the Bauk of
England has decreased E5fO0O dnrng the past week The
proportion o. the Bank ~ EREEn % haatY which
last week WA gJ1s per ceHt h 34A per cent The
amount buIOn Withdrawn nom Bank ~ England
balance tOdNyi - f5SLOO0.
LONDON Jay ls-3st5 o. MI. 8 bonds taur and haf
1904 Paris advicea quote uve per Tntes
/ "a ffHucs 50 oenfIwes Tor TIE aegfatHt.
BERIJN. July lS-Tbs statement Of the Imperial Bank
ncTeae I'm sUecia OF .iO000O markz~
PARR July ssFhe specie IN the Bank of France has IN
creaaed 626OOO francs dHFfnH the past week
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19

The supply Of available capital continues ex-
tremeiy abundant. and borrowers are able aim st 20
make their own terms. On United States bonds call
loans were made at a 1l2 per cent, aad on railway
collateral at 1lga2 The-e - not Uuch done in
commercial paper. and the leading bilI brokers
quote rates fOllOws:
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19

SEy lsv@ bus eaasRs stocr g e5ee5 S0S Ca~% 81 20
063s reeeipHg L5DQ hsSdA
-Mederarslv actiVe prices tening d0Wnvar 9rk
BalrIuOras s. 2edsz 30: Mixed Heavy, - I'D
81 30 Burhers "a fancy s. 25 1St 30 reeep1s heaa
SHfEP-Sreaky with fir demdnd for ButchcfS 1ood %
Fancy. 3051c. receipts, see head
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
nRaRudl.

THE AGRn-RASTs' National BANK, I
or THE CTTT OF NEW YORK, July IL IsIA }
NOTICE.-A meeting OF Stockh0iders OF this
~ bauk VII Do hRLf the Bunkfng Hause Friday the
I9sh nst II 0eiaek 20 eousier aud vote upon Tho
gesssn Of the capital stuck nom GnO0 shares
s3 OG0eO 4eG00 shares b20oa901 ~ order 81 ne
Rosrtt q. v. BANrA. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
1rrP Stock MARKET

sly Yogx IuiY Yis--BEEvEsNo receipts OF nye Cattle
tsfgv bsnra NJ irafe TJt3l HHHfher since surtaJ 80
hsal srst ssa3 far The eoETesp udH sns list wees Ihs
1lrSs. were Hot ve.y nSs1sS me-, g yus faeSisa
lower Nat.vs sshi rom o. se Iexss a. sse g
sIi ears AZ jst sS SiHg fis hsi TOts since sarg
day sisl aeansf 's5s .',sa s,i, % s rI5eeI Isy,bS
hoSeyeF. thansh showing no SsII sr1S as sSs -
selling fraSn a. to S. fOE Csama Prime tsw Ewes sod
,.ss, : ssIs. e az % sa .s s 5s11 q Sat. Is E 1 T =
head q Prime lersy Dfested sheep we're saS or a @ -.
sss - .sS elrsS "a ne dIS stsay szlls
a. k1,s = rlsSet s s. s @ a. Ser T. iI -. 4 L s
a. a.. 100 vrEiHa ds. 81 y e o 80 ss ,S ~ & .. q
lambs s. n 6e.i 50 a. "a ., s5 le % do - ID al
' = s Ssss % N . .s o. 80 5 ~ 5salaey nh 81 Il
6.; Gs TO- - y. az 6-i l5i 10 - & az 80 ~ she's. al "A
A. ti s do 80 n a. ass 10 d1 So N. at e n DO. q
i1 @ Is ss. % . n a. ! sssa Zoe b. az s4s; ds
I a. * 10 ssSs LAEess . a. z n n Is a ~ s s "a Do = IS NJ AZ
7s 40 CanSia aa IS .. "a Ss SAL ksstHckE do o. D.
ha TSss. - - IssE = " CO sS u state shsp I5 n a t
zexs III D, 3te; Ia. IS0 %, Al Sse- 1nI stAta
l9ss 9e,i y wTEa Hoae q Co. % 10 ste seg 81 Il II. 81
C1IVEs-ArrVais T64 head, an baa oSsGE 40 bead ~
G9eh.s SasTs me ,osIas1 & r at ~ yes1s ar s,S sIoS
iSsI g. mon "a small lsts hroHEntSse 1As best
'ass ss.s S Davis sold. 70 slzls Buttmk Calves l9t n
a. Sc; ST: y o. "a ' ~ s & & si D. IISe IS d I15 D. ai
b1ts; ~ % sit .g q Co. so estate Capvs 2S4 n Be-; sde
M n 4e- s dr. lls D. at oc' 10 d0 az D. Al S ~
o, I,,s IN wIshf f0ag a Ca BatterIE Calves l55
n al ze; - Is6 n at Se z ao - p, a. - 80; 10 ~
b. at Sc du, l3l a. at &C. 70 c I5V b at 6e Il a.
Ers 4 otis sold, sslafs Calves, ls5 at se Do It3 @
5ss s I15 NJ a 5-e e - ~ a. o.; 40 10 len r. ~
csvss Iss n sage; ds slJ o. al Vs. do z59 H. AZ 's
ii ds I45 D. AT 6e; 10 DO. iIS h. as s1s' ~ d. Ia d
Z. Collins soAl 20 Nj. Holly c-Ive, at ss6l.e ,o -,
az Ierssy Cits~Snng Is0ts saturday. aeanst 1sJ6
sas sias AZ TSe hoRs sale aiyci uonlinai qa0ra
f,1n is fsa4Ze
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19

Gold was dull and little easier at 100osS 1O0l2,
sales loans costing Ia Il per cent borrowing. and
Hat. The Assistant Treasurer pad ont 81 IN
coin interest and S54.OOO in REDEMPTION OF called
bonds. The DAVIS business Of the god clearing he
paFtleEt Of the Bsk Of the State Of Newly Ork COW
cred: Gold cleared, S11,097, 900; gold balances,
81, ,591 .0S1; currency balances, 81 s6O9sSlO- 1he
gold quotations were as follows:
lO IO0ss 1880. 1904 5----..---.l0Os
Foreign exchange was dun and steady on q limited
demand either mercantile or banking. We annex
quotations actual rates being at concessions OK =
to q cents:
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19

FfOfYR AND MEAI.-FLOUR R. Market again shade nes
Ger for Minnesota Extra with geod oong demand other
ae ana without material change la price, export de-
sr aiied, sales. 1900 bts. nelnna zcoe bef. Clty
NIL ExTa Weat Indies. - lO@tS Soi 1tvV psn- -"
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
AnanriaI.
GAS STOUAS.

GAS SfOCkS.
HEookfvu St0Es and als9 81 kinds
cf Brooklyn Investment securities desls "a BY
GEO. PTfENTrsEy
81 BFoadst. NJ
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19

The following were tO-days quotations Tor
foreign and domestic coins and bulliOR. nifsd
States COINS bsing quoted in currency aEd all the
of her IN onld.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19

In city bankstoeks Park 90 sold at 90l4, Hanover
fIOl at IG1 Importers and Traders l35l at 200,
and Merchants Exchange lS1 at 20 We annex cur
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19

State bouds were quiet LOaisiana cohsols SELL
inc AT t77l107754077Ss. Missouri 6s OF 1899 or 1880
at IOjIo and Hannibal and st. Joseph issue at 103
We annex current quotations:
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECELPrs OF PRODUCE.
Per BorfA Riuc-. TesSrts a1Id Railroads.

THTRsnGE IurY Ia is7s
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19

pany ts deoi1re sli interest drven0f
aud IA CSrupaR the capita OF the Company
upon the " ifs guarantee surplus and special
reserve f3rJaed Hgaacs Of ~ proeiaoas
Act n ts legislature N 80 Sat e Hc foT&, p1ssef A r i6.
entitled an AT o. DDUs
eBRaagTaoas GHk ths croatta a a4 bt Fire ka
ytEee COlHDlniaSl deuasd AaO SCRIP pfV-
IDHND OF sixty PER CfiNT pareipAtinR p0lc.k0I1
q dayefaha and after SeDfaniisfr 1axt
Seer
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19

TTNION DIME SAVINGS BANK,
~ BPaadyyay 32dbsL aIBa shave.
Money depGstsd bsfora hs 10Th JuS dra~sineress
open 10 Ia M0ndays ana saturIays 70 70 z
JNO. W. BRTT1UN, President
GARDNER s. cHAPTN Treasurer
CHA ARLE5 n SRRAGUE. Secretary.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-18
Evo ho arrointed to draft ru'es for

tvo he nrrointed to draft rules for
the guidance cf this ussoci .tion.
Rcs"Ire0, That every member
solicit membership in the nssocia,
tioO, and use strenuous efforts TO
havo full atten lance ut the noy5
meeting.
Rasoioed, That the proceedings
OF this meeting be published in
'IuB News AND HERALD.
The committee to draft rules for
the association consists of the
following named gentlemen Jno.
3. Davis, W. J. Clowney, j. w.
Pearson, Samuel Mccormick, Hayne
Y. McMeelsin.
There being no further business,
the association, on motion, ad-
journed, to meet a3 Tin on the fist
Saturday in August.
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NoTICE.

WINNsDoRo, s. c., July H. 1878.
n NrlCE is hereby given that 4 Board
~ of Hcatth. consisting of Dr.. T. Il.
Robertson, Mr. james Beatty an | Rev. j -.
). Connor, have been appointed by the
Town Counsel to act Iuri lg tie present
year. These gentlemen will enter upon
tile discharge Of their duties within Il
week from thc date Of This motto and IL
good citizens are requested to report I'll
nnlSnuccs coming under their observa-
tlons to the Board and thereby aid in
preserving the health Of our community.
JAMES a. BRICE,
july 13-2w Iutendant.
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SURVIVORS MEET1Na.-A meeti
of ex-Confederate sold Is was held
at Monticello on the 18th inst,
Col. Jno. B. Davis in the chair.
The chairman stated the objects of
the meeting to be the formation of
county association of ex-Confeder-
nte soldiers, and the collection of
statistics and "reminiscences of the
late war. He also expressed tho
hope that the other townships in
the county would hold similar
meetings at the earliest day
practicable, and organize. The
following officers were then elected:
President-DJiro. B. Davis.
Vice-President---W. J. Clowney.
Secretary-D. T. James.
Dr.. j. w. Pearson offered the
following resolution, which was
unanimously adopted:
ResoIoed, That this organization
be so arranged as to embrace the
survivors Of all commands organ
lzed and doing service in the Con
federate army during the late war,
and now living in this township or
its vicinity.
The names of those present,
twenty two in number, were then
enrolled,
The following resolutions were
adopted
1fssos0s2, That a committee Of
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At the last regular meeting Of the White
Oak Democratic Club, the fullcvin, tcso-
luton was adop:cl
Re$o'rc,! T'lot t'.is club nominate MIR
JOHN FlNSON rs cnnd;d tie for the
ollie: OF Scho II Commissioner Of Fair
Held county subject TO the action Of the
Democratic Clubs in the priIn ,ry elcction
S. II. JOHNSTON.
lhiF lJ-Nfit President
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-18
FOR THE LEGISLATURE,

It III antias Of tho ailanl Damo crat-
ic Ciah OF township number six, held on
tho 28,h OF April, 1878. the following
resolution was adoptetl:
Reso,crd. Tmt tiis Club. recognizing
the illness an ability of Hon. II. A.
'nlliHrd MS representative, hereby
innate him as candidate for re.
election.
Extract fl ON the minutes
a. j. LAMAR,
'i'"E lo"iNu Secretary.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-18

A revival is in progress among the
members Of the colored Baptist
church in town.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-18
FOR SHERIFF.

The friends OF CAPT J. d. HOGAN
mosI heartily endorse him for the office
Of sheriff at the easuing election -snbjoct
to tho action Of thc Dsm ,oratic party.
june 17-+Xti MANY VorERs.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-18
FOR SHERIFF.

The friends of CAPT. UAYNE Y. Nc
MEEKlN respectfully announce him rs
candidate for sheriff f-subjec to the
action of tho Democratic pa ty at the
primary election. june ,S-txtf
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-18
FOR SHERIFF.

lfessrS. EEtors:. Please announce the
name OF MIR. JOHN D. MCCARTNEY for
sheriff, subject t. the ac;ioh Of the Demo-
cratic party ut the primary election. MIR.
McC"rlcy is thoroughly qualified for the
Office, and will ill it acce ptably to all
clcsscs.
july lift MANY Fn1rSp,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-18

A 6eldred military company was
organized u few nights ago with
upwards of sixty members.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-18

Salem church. neighboyhood has
been visited with refreshing rains.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-18

Judging from tho eatravagant
estimates placed by outsiders as to
the emoltments accruing from the
county offices, it may bo predicted
that the defeated candidates will
hot be the only.parties disappointed.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-18

Whatever tends to keep the
blood pure surely tends TO prolong
life: Dr.. Bulls Blood Mixture by
its specific action upon the blood
keeps it always in condition of
purity. x
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-18
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

AT the las! regular meeting of the
White Oak Democratic ClnD, the follow
ing resolution WIS II loptcd:
Res0lred, That this Club nominate MIR.
THUMAS $. B ICE for reelection to !,
scat IN the House Of Representatives
from Fairfield county--Snbjact to the
action of the Democratic Clubs in tn @
primary G ection.
S r. JOHNSTON,
julE l3-txlt President.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-18
LEATHER ! LEATHER I!
HIDES ! HIDES I
TOTAL ABSTINENCE SAVING WIlE TflL IT
RIPEKS.

There IS curious story about some native
wines which are extensively advertised nova
days, and have only recently been put upon
the market. Dr.. Underhif the wel!-knowh
krape-grower Of Croton Point died in 1871.
Some of his heirs entertained temperance
views Of such extreme kind, that they were
unwilling to allow the stock of wines thef, on
hand to be sold or any more to be made.
The grapes have sometimes been sent to
market, and sometimes left to decay upon
have succeeded IN arranging for a settlement
Of the estate and the salo Of the wines on
of 1861, described as "Sweet Union PORT"
but suggesting the Imperial Tokay more
thn,,a shaI any ynf Gther European vine and being
growth. Its purity. age and me)lewness ara
remarkable, and both physicians and wing.
ianciers have special interest in 1t as the
Oldest native wine now accessible in any con-
siderable quantity. The whole stock is In tho
house Of the Thurbeg.-N. Y. 7ti6nns,
Nov. xo. I617
Tho above speaks for itself, but we would
add that this Is the pure Juice of the grape.
neither d,xgexd, Hqao,td nor soate,zd; that 1t
has been ripened and mellowed BY age, and
for medicinal or saefamefital purposes It IS
unsurpassed. It can be obtained from most
of the leading Druggists throughout the
United States, and at wholesale from tho
undersigned. who will forward descriptive
pamphlet, free of charge. on application.
Respectfully, etc..
d. K. & F. B. THURBER & co.
Wet Bsoad~ev. RAaGs oad HAaos Srets.
Nx~.Yoan