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lI.IgFg
sat. Liverpool, from STORE. NJ 10. Grourd
alum. from store. Soc. p sacs.
Sugar !: Crushed. lie. i-twdered. II HrsHt.
~ stss ac ios se;iow f. ss eu LOAF BE- Porso
Rico Denisrara. 1901 O5sc. =, -.
Sosg Ce1on 5 a7, sss . sanssy asc'
Tsas: Black. B5c.asIr 1.-The Inst prime article:
imperial. st.I0@S1.S0 :: 2tnpowdcr. sl.4oeSl.1o
for strictly ehgice.
Hides, Leather. &c.
ANT Safs Green .ss ea W. as sata es
hsaihea saIe leather De- .ole ie.sasr
Country. ssGSs: elts atii.l. S2SsGc = p: sa'f-
SKINS Preach. s1.l5Ss2.2as p ID: roux': sffrs'i'a'
iron. Steel. Nai:s. Ssc.
From: American refined. Old i,omiai6n. ZG
&C.; sweies. Hammered. &c: hoop. 4ess: Pig
iron: Virginia coaI-blast cl:arcoas. s2seas3Z
vet e"Es
Eafts: Old Douin.on, s2.i0 per kcs ;nr .:apd-
srt-thar IS. ter, -pennv: other slzes exIra.
PleayA e Castings: wholesale, z@i'4t.: 'eiai
Kope: MANILA best. l4@i5c.: juie. 5000.
Rags: Mixed cotton. &c: white, &c.: "n"'en.
Lumber. saves &c.
Lunser: White OAK 81 2MS1J p l.0in: Western
rnss ppr s2 ysIIo NM ronr: + s
joist sI2@sS1e: according :! lengths. :ninG'e,-
Pine: s2.lo@S5: cypres. six-inch. sl:ooo 10
T .oi6iSoo. o' 'a''S-S'''' t''' s''"''' -"1 80
Staues: Whiskev-barrel kindergarten. ;lamr .2ea
timber s6aS756 a 1000. Fiour-tarr, nnes. ~
as: ho2shead-hoops. no demand; Eick0rySl'oop,,
$3.50.
Liauors. Wines. &:.
Ate: Scotch. best brands, nn,S S2?r>...%
dozen, soll.
$40: apple. new. si;?5@*2; olI. ,4.25@ass:
Virginia peach s2@S2.5o
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Death OF Mrs. John y. Harbour.

CCLPEPEK, July 3, 1878.
Editors Dispatch: Mrs. Eliza A. Bar
bour, relict OF the late John S. Barbour,
died at the residence OF her son-in-law, e..
q. Thompson, Esq, in this place, yesterday
afternoon ut O'Clock. Mrs. Barbour was
one OF our Oldest citizens, and universally
respected by all who knew her. She died
ut the ripe Old age of eighty years. Her re-
mains were taken to ST. Stephens church,
where the funeral services were largely at
tended by the friends of the family and the
citizens generally; then removed to an ex-
ira train which waited ut the depot to take
the funeral cortege to the old family bury
ing-ground, near Brandy Station, where the
body was inferred. r.
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JOE LANE, THE OREGON VETEEAN.-The
Portland Oregonidn OF June 21st says !:
"Gencral Joseph Lane, Mexican Lcro and
veteran, eX-delcgate to Congress, and en-
Governor OF Oregon Territory, eX-United
States senator, as well as Indian-tig hter OF
considerable note, is in this city. He is
looking quite hale and hearty for man OF
his great age, and bids fair to live good
while vet. He is on 4 visit to see his son,
Mr.. Nat. III. Lane, OF East Portland, who is
lying very seriously liz
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SiCEMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, July /, 1878.
Country Produce.

THURSDAY, July /, 1878.
Country Prodnce.
GteS,9or: 23c. r 10.
Ijntte,.: PRIME 10 alctcc yellow. l2Gg I3c.: far
10 era ,''y% SIT: zoe. = b,s!:,l for coHnrry.
HTird Fruit: Apples 3Gl4c. a D.: neach"S
rs sa 1!SS; %aRsse1 34e e"''''s io
EGds.. In hsrYc!S. Sc. :, dozen in crates. s@1oc
F%nt5frs: Prime r!ve-y"osc. 400: s"m'no". 2Ot.
nry: Vir:n;. t.no:ny, 7cc-rerY dun; Clover. So
mG0c
Inm60c.
LaTd: Country. 1915.
Eue. .JSc. II biIS.ici
sEmuc: 7jr.di$l.25. according 20 nurtty.
I3,,ied Strotc: 35MI0c.
!ronl: Washed. 3O@32c.: nnwashca, 20@23
Curry wool will bring from 10 &C. 4 ID less th1n
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Censnt: Pose edaIe, $500 co = barrel ;James
Lime: Agricultural, IOc. r. bushrI; Rockl:nG,
S1.lQmSl 20. according IN quantity.
pin<ter: Lump, :4@ls4.25; sr""nd' s7.5o&*s.
Tar: L:lge size. I3.2J@S3.3u.
Dry Goods.
Hrnwn Mr.tinQs nnd Shtrtfags: A Manches-
TER. &C.: Il Manchester. 54c:: Mancrestcr. 4Ac.;
JAMES River. 414c: IL Graniterille 7t5c; Granite
vile. &C.: A Rnckhrdge Glgc.: y EockbriIc. 5sr
Al w. CONF SttS;t. lpHtNt6iS't D3t.. ''
Conestu.a. 6ac.; 1914 rcperi!l. &c; lO-4 Cry.
22isr.: Cotton-yarms, 81.
bie"GIfn 'ntTi'M n "'sT 81. a pnc,Ia
o.. IL Home 9Hc: "A Oneida, l0c.; IA
Iynu,iale 7c: IL social. 7c.: A hm0sEtag
Die: Wbi,cstone. 9Lc.; Il Barn:leY, jIc.; = Fed
DU;.. &C.; u. "a Stit';', '',,u.i ~ ~
Wii5. oii,' '''' v
n,.o,ro D~jyiS. p.t.rsh,Irg 6%,.: irauteyIilv
a. i:ocx,riG.,. \, SIC; IA, &c.
rnrsef JeUns pnyDni., Sc: Anc5It,srv. l0c.:
,,IIow.u 90.
iie,ins. uari,y. l2,sr.: Boston Steam 5IiI$. Stc
Pink. AMERICAN J!!c. Aliens. 3d.: EiclI-
r,arS liz. Srrao,lp Sc: Manchester, 5Lc W:t.i.-
i,,,:nm 80. Hamilton 5ec: hIcrrlIracK. 1Hc.: M!!-
-. rn Ir.uraI Tar1i J!;,; Arnold. SIC: liar
,nnnv 5.: W:tusut,a ar.
|+;,airirx. Rice Jac: English. S..
Drugs, Dycstuhs' oils' St.
.4iuha: ~.
8itoh0t: $3.50 = ka.lcn.
COaceatluted Lye: $3.5o@ti = c3ce oi fox
DOZEN
CnOpeTuS: 2.c.
Cnciiaeat: 9Oc. = 70.
Ertruct nj LogWooG: lsc.
I,iiqo: Sl.l0.
Nri1i.r: Ike.
oils Linseei. De-: machine. slm.s!.76: soerin.
s2: whale, 7jc.: straits. 5OG"5c.: labrador-cod
Oil. 6j670c.: lard. Toe: sweet, ~ . aozcn:
Iubricating 3OM5Uc.: Scro.eEe. o., cash. s gal
ior.
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L MARYLAND Tragedy.

PoRT DEPOSIT, Nd, July 4.-William Nc
Gill to-day shot Joseph and Thomas Arm.
strong. and then killed himself. McGill
some time ago made model OF stone, which
the Armstrong; (his employerS) patented,
and McGill claimed they were reaping the
benefits OF his work. He met them to-day,
and, being told that he had no claims upon
them, committed the tragedy. 1t is not he
lieved the Armstrong; can recover.
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The Wyoming Celebration---Procc s-
I'm sion, Speeches, &c.

Wn,EEsBARRE, PA, July 4.-Thc battle
of wyoming was commemorated grandly
to-day. A procession four miles long was
reviewed by the President. An immense
thrcne is in the city. Hoyt, the Republic
can candidate for Governor. introduced the
President. who spoke OF the trials the
western people are now enduring as similar
TO those facing the Wyoming pioneers a
century ago. He wished for Justice and
good faith to the Indians, but also proper
facilities for fighting them if war should be
nee essary. He would not encroach upon
the other speakers, and If, unlike Grant, ne
did not know enough to not say anything,
he hoped he did know when to stop. Sher-
man, Devens, and others, made regular
Fourth-of-July orations. .....
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Fay nc tho Virginia
Military Instftnse--.ts rnduatas.--1 Hall
10 the 6rnduHifng Class. de-
+ts ~ ,r,a,.orird FIR tho DIsratcIl,1 s 70.


LEXINGTON, VA, July 8. 1878.
The Virginia Military Institute has Just
5suecessfuiiy closed its thirty-ninth session.
Hinder the rigorous management OF General
Francis III. Smith this honored ward OF
Virginia maintains to-day position anon
the military institutions in our country
second only perhaps to the academy at West
Point, and we may Justly feel proud OF the
great Virginia Military Institute, where
year after year so many young men from all
parts Of our land are trained in the arts OF
peace and the science OF war.
The closing exercises were held in the
ness-hafl, and were initiated by Cadet
Graham Lacy, OF Virginia, the orator
OF the second class. The gentleman,
chose Footsteps" as his theme, and
handled his subject with good deal OF
force. Cadet K. s. Ball was the ya!edicto-
riap. Governor Holiday was next intro
duced to the audience by General smith,
and in an address replete with energy, force,
and elegance, presented the Jackson.Hope
medals to Cadets L. t. Holloway, OF liit-
nois. and r. G. Withers, OF Virginia, as the
first and second distinguished graduates OF
their class. The applause which greeted
the Governor was prolonged and deafenins,
and his truly magnificent speech completely
captiyated his immense audience. AS the
address will probably be published in full,
IN attempted synopsis would be premature.
The Governor spoke an hour and half,
and NIr. John S. Wise then came forward
and In beautiful little speech introduced
Rev. II. Melville Jackson as the alumni
orator. The treatment OF his subject" The
Material Development Of the South was
fully in keeping with the already cnVious
reputation OF this gifted pulpit orator. and
the address was pronounced by many com.
pet ntjudges one Of the best ever delivered
hcie.
GRADUATES.
General Smith, the Superintendent, an
nounced the following cadets as graduates
of the Institute, and gave them their diplo-
mas in the order Of their names:
Il. T.. Holloway, Illinois; r. G. With
erst, Virginia; w. W. Briggs, Virginia;
f. w. Nichols, Louisiana; r. +. Haskinsr,
South Carolina; Il. w. keitt. q. B. Wade,
G. w. Archer, Il. H. Peek, W. E. Faison,
+. Il. Hopkins, r. S. Bali, Z. Il. Boney,
w. D. Haynes. A. l.. Blair, Il. ii. Lewis,
J. w. Frankenbush, j. 81. Carson, George
Kennon, W. NJ. Husson, ]. 2. Thompson,
j. S. Brown, A. McD. Pecte.
rThose marked thus are distinguished
The honorary degree Of Bachelor OF Sci
cncc was counterfeit OH MI. L' ~ NiobS' vi
Virginia.
AZ the conclusion OF the exercises in the
mcss-hall the corps was marched to the pa
underground, where Colonel Shipp, the
co,nmandant, announced the cadet officers
for next session. .sAuld Lang Syne" was
touchingly played by the band, and the
| final order TO break ranks was given. In an
incredibly short time many OF the now eX-
cadets might be seen rugged out in their
| - citizens Clothes" OF which they seemed
as proud as a little boy OF his first pair OF
breeches. Success to them all in the life
upon which they now enter
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RcIlt~crent 1rex,caus.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, July "A Ne,cs's
Concha special says that Keerber, OF El
Paso county, reports to Judge BIacker that
1000 Mexicans are en- route and drilling at
Ell Paso, Mexico, and have petitioned the
chihuahua Government to allow them to
cross over to aid in the rescue OF Desedaco
Apodaco and to dis7ersc the Texas State
troops who captured him. The prisoner.
Descdaco Apodaco. since his capture has
implicated some prominent Americ ms in
the December riot.
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by length. Rhodamanthus second, and
Adventure third. Time, ISL. The second
heat and race was won by Loulan,er in six
lengths before Rhodamanthus; Adventure
distanced. Time, 1:473.
The fifth race was for purse OF 5000, for
all ages, one and quarter miles, with four
starters, and vas won by Kenny by aIengtb
before Loiterer, who was six lengths be.
fore Higgins, with Kingsland the last.
Time, 2:144.
The sixth race was steeple-chase for all
ages for purse of 5000 in the regular
course. and was won by Problem in three
lengths before Trouble. Time, 5:26.
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A Patriotic Hurst frons Senator Cor
dom Of Georgia.

ATLANTA, GA. July 4.--General Gordon
to-day sent the following dispatch, ad.
dressed "To the Officers and Members OF
the Association Celebrating the Fourth OF
July at Evansville, Ind:
denied the great pleasure OF minglins
with your people in person, send you the
gratitude OF q full heart for your kindness
to me, with my congratulations over the
complete restoration and harmonE-of all the
States-an event almost as memorable as
that which this great day commentaries. l
deeply regret that I cannot he present to
assure YOU that the hearts and homes OF the
South are open to welcome the men OF the
North 10 its balmy climate and unrivaIed
inducements to capital and enterprise. The
whole South earnestly unites with you in
saluting this day, with all its memories OF
the past and all its pledges for the future"
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DICHMOND WING STOCK FOR

DICHMOND WING STOCK FOR SALE
III AT A SACRlFICE.-Bcin2 DESTROYS of dis
poslng of our STOCK IN THE RICHMOND
WIG, and having made an offer 70 the secretary
to take it in at half price. we will sell at TWELVE
DOLLARS AND A HALF A SHARE-cost US
Twenty-Five dollars a share. WYATT d. ELLIOTT
Is president of the company and w. T. SHIELDS
secretary For further information address II Z
A. L. r.. Epeniag Telegram Office, or
j. 81. s. 724 Main strset. FsT
jy5-2w
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A FREE CANAL PRoJECT.-The business
men OF Buffalo, n. Y, have effected an Or.
ganization under the title OF the Free Canal
Association, the object Of which is to secure
the adoption of constitutional amendment
providing for free canals in New York.
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EIIYe1 ira n StecnIc. CHASE.

Long BRANCH, July 4.-William Midgley,
the rider OF Dsadhead to-day IN a: steeple-
chase at Monmouth Park, was thrown9-his
horse falling on him, and has since died.
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A MISSING MAN DIscovERED.--H Hart ford,
Conn.,, July 3.-William Waekerly, whose
life was insured III the Etna Life. OF Hart
ford. for $4,000, and Mutual Life, OF New
York, for $4,000, and whose wife has ira
yersed the country over for years, making
sympathy IN the newspapers because the
companies would not recognize tue fact OF
his death by railroad accident in Louisi.
ana, has been discovered alive and Welt
California.
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BY Telegraph.
LIVERPOOL, COTTON MARIE

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARkET
LIVERPOOL. July 4 EreninG.-Coton active
and frmcr: mlldling upanis. 6&d.; mid.!iinS Or
ordinary uplands. 1l-16d.: ordinary uplands.
57sd Sales. $4,000 bales. Including 1000 bales for
speculation and export Additional sales yesterday
after regular closing 5000 bales. Receipts. 900
bales OF which 1900 were American. Futures.
Lied. better: uplands. ow-miGdiing clause, July
delivery, 6 9-32d. July and August delivery Sad.
also. 6 9-32d. August and September delivery,
6 5-l6d, also, 6 1921; September and October
delivery, 6 il-32d., also. G2sd; October and No.
vcmber delivery, q ll-32d. also. Gasd.: November
and December delivery, 8 5-lGd. The marnct
closed firm sales. included 1920 bales American.
Turpentine. 23s. Gil.
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('ONlNIER;N HAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
E:c:.:0N... july 1. 1879.
,-EFElE35 REPORTED 10 SECRETARY.
WHEAT Rcd. 2S4 bushels.
CORE.-tFhte,3 so bushels.
-! - REPORTED TO sECRnrAkY.
WIEAT.-Red. Ok bushels new Fulz nj 81; o.
bushels fair rev Fulrx Il. 93c.-toa, 100 bushels
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BITTER WATER.
.RIEDRICHSHALL
BITTER WATER,
THE ONLY PURE AND RELIABLE,

THE ONLY PURE AND RELIABLE,
owes its great reputation 10 the happy proportions
of its ingredients, which have constituted 1t an un
approachable aid Indispensable remedy for consti-
patton, Indigestion, distractions, Piles, Chronic
Disorders of the Stomach, Liver, ana Bowels, Gout
Plethora and Rush Of Blood TO the Head, Hypo-
chondria Melancholy, Lassitude, Impurlty Of the
Blood and Skin, Eruptons, or Blotchcs.
Sir HENRY THOMPSON and Baron Won LIEBIG
certify to its incontcstiole merits.
DOSE: One or two wine-gasses full every morn.
Ing. Particularly appropriate for the spring of The
year.
Sold everywhere aud by the AGENTS, .ses
B0UCHE Fills & CO.,
No. n Beaver street, New York.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
27-M.W&F2m
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CHiLDREN's CARRIAGES.

TOIE DOES, III AND Il3 MAIN
~ STREET. between Seventh AID Eiehili. nianu-
fac;urer aud dealer in CiIILDHES'S CARRIAGES.
Now on hand. the largest collection III thiliroiiS
Carriages exhibited In the city. from S6oO up.
VIII sell low for cash. oil Instruments old car
riases taken In exchange. Hcmirug specially.
Call on JOHN DOES. 10 viii repay you.
jc 7-codlm
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u. W. PiCKRELL. i'rcsider'.
(. il. sNEAD. Cashier.

rJapoSi,. Of one dollar and unnH?is received. ::d
six yer cent. allowed OF deposits.
Deposits rcccivu.: subject to Ccrh without hv.icn
and Interest allowed same IL moi CHECKED Oh more
frequently than Two or tire iiines wces.
Interest IN I'll deposits Ia confluence ter 'ta?!
after date OF dclr'.lt.
Rank open every day fr"ia " O'Clock \. ~ ~ 3
O'Clock y. NJ. anl OIL saturday tr'n J.. u. TIL
". r2s-eid
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0bifuary,

MIDDLETowS, y. Y, July 4.-Rev. John
Bowling, who was recently committed to
the lunatic asylum here, died to-day.
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81 .;sS: sl'ss s.s,t-. -.

g 4 KIM 49, ts,3t- =
NiNiATt r. ii.a: tit-JuLY =. i>,h.
s S', 7:iS Mornina sal
Jo.p s.ts.,. l0:iY f.ycian............ S:i3
rUGT ~ RICHMOND. "CLY i. 1875.
ARRIVED.
steamship Richmond. Mallcy. New York. n:cr-
chandlsc Old Dominion Steam snip Company.
Steamer j. ". Evcrman. Pitt, Philadclpha.
merchandise and passengers. W. l.. Porter agent.
SAILED.
steamer Arici. MAYO. NorftlS, United H'ate.
,ual l.Irllan,s" auI us>s' u"rr,. i. u. ia.l!n,
agent.
BY Telegraph.
FORT MONROE, July d.-Arrivcd: Bark Lar 5Sl.
Point l'errr. for orders. sailed: schooner Clara
Fletcher. for Mex York.
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July 3.-llarket for beef cattle very inactive
and dull; quote 4 &c. decline for nearly all
grades some of the receipts remain unsold. Hogs
are very finn and inclined to advance. WcIgoie:
me Iiim or good fair quality, 3s@37ic.; common
tain steers. &e.. 21e@3c. = b., gross.
Hogs.-Very best, &C.. = To-. net.
Sheep.-Nominal: 3G3Ec. T. ID, gross.
LdTnJs.-S1.50Ms3.50 q head.
Fcals.-$2@SS {, head
Mitch COnS.-S15@SiJ Z. head.
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VIII. FEED, &c
MILL FEED. nc.

10000 bushels EROWN>TEFF,
5000 bushels BEAN,
5000 bushels SliIPSTUFF.
500 bales HAY.
1000 bushels CORN on the cob:
together with Il large stock II LUMBER Of ali
kinds. SHINGLES, LATiiS. LIME. EALIINED
PLASTER. HAIR, WlNDON-SASlI, DOORS, ana
BLrNDS-chcapcr than ever known before. For
sale Ivy TRUMAN :. FARMER x 60,
Lunbcr-Dcalcra, corner Earth AMI Canal streets.
an 10-t-Dd:Sm
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Fatal SsinstrokeS.

Boston, July 4.-There were seven sun
strokes here yesterday five fatal.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

.I:r. $3.50: $u"ert:Gc. sI.25: cxtrr. S4.75
common f;tGi!y. $3.50 E..nr, kraGd 500. Mar
tun
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Singrc.seun Race.

SKASEArELEs, N. Y, July 4.--CoHrtney
won the single-scull race rowed to-day on
Skaneateles lake. The course was five
miles. Time-Conrtney, 40m. 49,; Demp-
sey, Aim. 5Ss.
CAPE VINCENT, N. Y, July Alan lon
won the single-scuI race rowed here to-day.
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EIuNYADI JASOs WATER.
THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY.
HUNYADI JANOS.
THE BEST NATURAL APERIENT.

TIE LANCET" IIunyadi Jano:.-Uaron Lcbig
affirms that It's richness In apericnt salts SUI
p:lsses that of I'LL other known waiers.''
THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL Hun
yadi Janos.-The most agreeable, safest, and
most eflicacious apcrlcnt water
PROFESSOR VIRCHOW, BERLIN. "Invariably
good and prompt success; most valuable
PROFESSOR BAAIBERGER, VIENNA. ~ have
prescribed these waters with remarkable sue
ccSs.n
PROFESSOR SCANZONI, WuRzBURG. Il pre-
scribe none but tGs.'
PROFESSOR LAUDER BRUNTON, NJ. D., f. R.
S., LONDON. More pleasant than its rivals,
and surpasses them in efficacy
PROFESSOR AITKEN, NJ. D., F. r. s., ROYAL
MILITARY HOSPITAL, NETLEY. Preferred TO
Puna and Friedrichshall.''
A WINEGLASSFUL A DOSE.
INDISPENSABLE TO THE TRAVELLING
PUBLIC
Every genuine bottle bears the name Of THE
ApoLLINAKIs COMPANY (Limitedl, London.
FREDERICK DE barry i CO.,
Il and 43 Warren street, New York,
Sole Agents for United States and Canadas.
FOR SALE BY
DEALERS, GROCERS, AND DRUGGISTS
PURCELL, LADD 6 CO., Richmond,
General Agents for Virginia.
The label Oh every bottle is printed on BLUE
PAPER ia2S-sLW&F&eowtAu27
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BANKS AMP .ANilE.sS.

fSTrIIENS BANK OF RiCiNnSD-
rAlp-Up CArlTAl................. 800 zoe
sI:prIItS Observation-Disclosures. iS.Grl
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CIV VItIIIUkE HJNEt tSIENta
Panama.

PANAMA., July 4.-There are runorS CT u
revolution prevalent. 1t is thought that al
effort will soon be made by the national
branch OF tie Liberal party TO oust the
present Government. There is considerl-
BILE excitement among tho politicians. The
Government believes ii vii! be able to con-
troll The situation.
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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-29

sEELRIEG SHEEP.

According TO an interesting paper by
Prof. Freitag, of Halle, it is only since the
sixteenth Gentry that the practice OF shear
Ing sheep has been followed in Germany.
Previously to that date the wool was sepa-
rated by simply plucHing it out,-a process
which was found to be greatly facilitated by
penning up the sheep closely, and keeping
them without food for a few days before the
operation. This system still obtains in
some northern European counties and the
Professor had an opportunity Of personally
Witnessing it during his late travels in GER
tain parts of Norway and Sweden, and in
Iceland and several other islands. In these
regions the short tailed sheep (ovjs ~6oreaLis)
which, like other wild mountain races,
changes its hair yearly, is the variety chief
~ kept; and the fleece is plucked Off in
June, after its bearer has been submitted to
a few days starvation. The ordinary
breeds of sheep met with in most other
countries do not change their coat, as has
been clearly demonstrated by exhaustive
experiments. They have been left I'M
shorn for tour, seven, and even elevn years
without any fresh growth being observed.
although the origina! coat continued to in
crease by simple prolongation Of the indi-
vidual hairs. The rate Of growth is fastest
during the first three years of the sleeps
life, after which time it decreases gradually
and considerably. In domesticated sheep
the growth each year is most luxuriant I'M
mediately after the shearing in June or Jul
ly; while in the wild breeds, as might be
expected, il is most mared in winter time,
when the severity Of the weather demands
additional protection .-London Farmer.