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subvenive Of health. ft n absoiuteiy ssssn.
ttal that the grand thorooghfaro or avenue
Of the system, the bowsls, should b re-
opened a speedily = posaib:e when thsy b.
Disdireetsd into the blood. the liver %.
comes torpid, vtsoid bfiious mafser esss int
hsadSehss snsse. md osher svmnso9s : Z
produced. which . prploogatto1 a the s1
etfinA capse only tSnde 70 agyrevsssL The
sRsrlent proneysiss Of Hoseetier's Stomach
overenning constr etlon Of ths bowSia, aad
promosins rsguiss habit Of BODY. q IL TN
freau .htiy aSs tor the purpose. .,nce n 80
mot, IKE them, set ytoisnuy. bal producss Q
natural pafn.ess eject. vhtc doe not i,a-
keirt tona OF the ~ couasnry organa. which
seomaeh and liver, also. Indeed the entsrr
aysteD = strengthened and regulated By Il.
tiIIfoblzWlt
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a Victim Of Two Life In.arnnee Com.
pauiea.

During twelve years Albert Meyn,
OF Boston, paid the premiums on S25,-
90 Of life Insurance. This burden
was the cause of his bankruptcy but
he struggled hard and made the pays
ments, believing that by SO doing he
was securing his family against
poverty after his death. Within two
years, one after another of the COM
paDies 10 viii III he was insured have
gone to pieces, and when he died,
several weeks ago, all his policies
were worthless. His wife and chill
dren are penniless.
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uawEANp eEuxsr.

CEMENT-Rosendls-ss worth - D barre
Louisville, best, little kept, ~ 50 . barrel
DAilsa. q 80.
LIME-Ths best quality In barrels 10 worth
bushei.
PLASTER 10 worth ss 50 y barrel.
Tue suppiy;of the above msntionsd arti-
les IL am Pile demand fair: market drm.
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Infnir nnn.-.

Yesterday two negro women had q
quarrel, rni TO settle the matter en-.
tered irto battle armed with hatehets,
bottles and other ugly things convent
enL with the seeming intention CT
biotting each other from the face Of
the earth. Before their direful in
tentions were executed Marshal Nor
ton put in an appearance, taking
command Of their dusky carcasses,
will have them before Recorder
Peak, when their little differences will
be adjusted
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
Cous,.sIsI. rive.

We saw yesterday i've dollar coun-
terfeit bill on the First National bank
of Hanover, Pennsylvania. II is the
tr-tof that Decentralization that we have
heard Of In Dallas, but northern pa
pers have mentioned them as being
freely IN circulation. IL can he de-
tsc.sd by having Approved Juno 81,
1854 on thc lower border of the note.
10 on your guard ia taking Pennsyl.
vshia hver, for another spurious 1--WE is
ssucd ca the Tamaqua, Pennsylvania.
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oesnan syWp.

No other medicine IN the world va ever
e1vsr such . test az IL earaxav0 quniiIsss =
eoschsss 0sraaa nyHp. In tkfSs yssD
bossiss o. this moale1no W. diusrfSSS.S 80
g en.szS y ar.9stsss ~ snis sseslry 70
thooo anicse1 v1sh Oun1oDpe1po, AsanAa
csoap- ssysse ccsgha Pneansnia an1 olhes
A.s;scsn psoPss saa:si.sis lseaf slss %.
49, ~ ds.qIt.e in evsy1sv1 "a viI-
e % teeaf .S1l11sn- 90 = yo9F 6sSSSiss
I'D ~ th61 they knew obo1sh AGS3o
sosslss n eee1 nsgnies siss = 60 Inv
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Ab.en,.Mt.Se.s.

An expeetsnt bridegroom, who ap.
Piled for marriage license Ia Minne-
apolis, Minnesota, got aieng very well
until ssked the ladl's name. aNarne
name!" be exclaimed, ''there, / see !
Mary -, Mary -; it's Mary some.
thing. I'D know il 10 minute, il I
could see il any where 90 But he
couldn't "see it anywhere and the
half-compieted license was laid on the
table until he could go up town q d
ask Mary what her other name was.
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The Detroit FIRES Pres. aye In.tf.t..-,.
400" u1ivers.i Alm.n~e- ias- Etstii "a
oS the extensive s.ed Eoss. q d. d s---.
a Co. % our city. the rrn are 10. saeii-i.
ing Tor srsfniioas cissribaiion A. .drsiau q
i"''eS sss'd Annual. Th.iT forInsr Iutiir..
ioos have n-sH nnsurp..-ed. lot The K-.-
cut one promises - eKesI al oib.r. In a.
ny and general szeellebes. Il iii - rn.ii..s
Ire n All app;fcaat.
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Mecsie.sarg d. Commercial Gloom.
hsyes Inspired she Matthew'S Rs,s,..
Washington correspouoeucs 8. Looi,

Washington correspondence ST. Louis
Post: 1t WAS definitely ascertained
this morning that the resolution de-
ciaring United States bonds pay able In
silver IS well ss gold, which recently
passed the senate, WIS introduced by
STANLEY Matthews at the request Of
President Hayes. Knowing the O. Dti-
ment of the house on the silver ques.
ton, the president was anxious to dis
cover how the senate stood before the
main question of remonetizing silver
was brought ny. To do this he re-
quested Mr.. Matthews to introduce
some sort OF measure which would
have no effect II passed, out would, In
being acted on, make known the sen.
timents OF the senate. The Matthews
resolution was the result OF this re.
quest.
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Mile. Tietjeus, 1t Is said, was . great
fsvortte in Dublin. where che always
sang Ia the cath, dral. So much did
people love her that they would cry
after her and hang On to her garments.
Alter u wesrisome evening In the
"pt rs, she would often be serenaded,
and stepping out on the balcony; she
would siug Irish ballads TO the impul.
siye crowd with good nature - sweet
a. her voice.
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goafafnes

Many inquiries are continually pro-
pounded as 10 when the postofilce will
BE moved, snd upon investigation, we
learn there are two reasons tor the de.
py, enc that the new boxes and fix.
turtH, which have been ordered, have
no, arrived, and smother very import
aht ressin is that the subscriptions by
adjacent property owners, are still uu.
psid -rtile the suts6 ifiiops and tine
poafetiiee VII lc moved. While this
change w,ii br Objectionable TO some,
70 will be rnuy-uirnse To- many,
Not particularly ga ac''ouHt of locality,
t't there Sili Do more room, aud the
lHatuhHtsf promises more Cunven-
i"uo's 10 the delivery department.
NfIrCseut he bus uot Sufficient room.
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rsDu,.rxr~ am v.u,rs.

EscULENTs-Irish potatoes, per Dbl, "a 70
tern, per crate, - %.
FkCIrs-AppIes green. per Dbl, o ooa8& 50
Apples dried, per lbs, Ne; Oranges, per Dbl
II %, Lemous, per box. % oo.
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xhls = - usss s.ale nsasesss Cd sss
60 90. sss;1sy; 4 !, s.sSssss s.lss..y g
- 81. 3. !;
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DQEA0arUT~

FLOUR-Ccescsni, In sacks, $40, San
Jseinto, tJ 50: Empire, e Ss; XXX, o %
Eagle, y 70; Magnolia. In sscks, - lbs, . Is :
Todds XXX, - 50; state Central Axxx.
g 10 Graham, 81 bran, ii 20 corn meal,
sc.
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nRY aaana nAaKE.

PRINTs-R0bes 81: Pinks 0s,s; shirtlnp
So; Soil 10. . Ia, stand ards, 5l-S9sc; stifel,
ise; 6arnsrs. &c; A.Imony. S.
BROWN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., A, 8 Ia.
Indian head. 4+.s,<c; Nasnvfile. IA. I5se;
Utica, G, bxc; Lawrence. LII, i-4c; Badger,
LIZ &c; bwight. s1s; fePsrsi. X, 7,sc; Pc
Pill sItHcaED MUsLIss-wan 81,
ll1Srj Fruit Of the Loom, loc; Lonsdais, exe;
Hope, s,yci Peabody, se; New Jsrsey. 3, 10.
DuCRs- arlington Bnwn. Is,Se, Cham pr
on rwiiied. ltsSc; Lewiston Plan asripe, i5e;
Lsvisiovn Chees, is,sc; Arlington fancy
iBEics- Roll, s,se; Flat. s,le; Hish
cUsskT iEAxs-S.anhe.s. Ella; Penn
o: TsoR = s1o AGA, ne; l.u,..oa.
IA. isc; conlstoga gold .edai. Isc: DO CcA,
casCEs-Eecnoms. issSe; A.sris.s. He;
CAleAenis, No. 70, lsc; tsrk ioe. lie.
Bosson. sas; Oe.a,s xx. nxe;
CAEyiOfS-Afiinsson. szSSc. Evrssss,
6fkIPH-AneIieAn. shc: Glasgow, g.
0IH8nAM1-AD0ke sc: Dateas e;
nenfrsw, ~ sooshwark, &C; dres sty Ia.
wneLEsAGE eDeCRsH nAnxE1
49,: :ssae. ssssss.: 40 . i-asa sss ss
sffffkpsfip-wsssss. Asgs; sssa,ry
BAKlsa PowpEss-v.rsous bs..s., :.
e sses, Iss &c y sci ~ i-s do DO . ss5
C1E1Evessrn plb, Is 10 Ul-ss.
CAM0kEo e(ax. - 20 -, lt0iees
- -. Ia q - =! $3.50 s.a go, !:
S:5;sSa5!s2zT.DLrs-v.s... s.-.A.
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King Humbert, II is said, 10 no lover
OF Francs. His oBly son and heir, now
eight Year, old, has been taught Eng
fish and German, but doesn't know .
word Of French.
The emperor Of China, Il In rumored,
has been solicited TO change his dynas-
tic title, In consequence Of numerous
RatieDsi calamities, and thereby ap-
pease the wrath Of the kodsL
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"whv don't you look where you'rs
going ~ said two biiisd men simnlts-
nsously on the Bcwery, In New York.
the other day, ~ they ran against ench
othr. II required the aid % <
hystander 10 keep them from aquaxrsl.
IA encouraging Sign OF the aAvancs
~ <<lncAtion In the south y the foce
tbat the Ai@lssippi stats univsssiey-
1t Oxford, contains nearly four hund,
red sta1ents, where there were lons
than two handssa isst year.
Tar isheren<nt right q m Ohio psn
70 oiiics wherever II nsy b. i. ~ ~
esed g note, cosn3a& Is - n6onen7iv
essed Hover IL epuufry. a cii
49, rnei, uneged - 06k1srS cIn53-
&. So sss, - ~ -
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OUR NEW-YEAE-s elIT%

To the care vorn man of ba.iaess D. "a
not anord hifn-efa recuper.fi . hoiiasg.. =
piesAsnt reliable tonte stimzisnt t.co.- q
nso-ss;ty. ami such he VIII nne 10 n.zs
STOMACH hITrKxa
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ElAR Am MAN

CASNED-Dsvtied ham. o. 2sss %, s.l-
mon. mon. ITO o asss cs Leoaisr, u Uos W;
~ Sys,srs. ~'s'e: oorn beef " IS.
tis T5a3ls 10
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wise asio bales; continent - 6aie.. s,oek
s,.sG bales-
Cens eresai-
NEW onLsAss. February z.Finlr 9ni.,
Ss issss q: higher grades y sIssas. Torn
steady In good demand. Elsioc. Oats steady
deem and fair. choice 6a.-n. sc. Cod-e Quiei,
sugar good dsasoS. fsii prices. ssmnsS o.
prime 20 choice 1sf,s; ysiiow ei.rinsd -
fssc: fair sssesc. prime 10 choice 0sss
Rice quiet bal crm, ordinary 10 choice
Louisiana 5s<sss4c.
NEW Yonk. February -Fiour more &C
inquiry for shipping eItras supernne west
ern and state 81 sass 20, soeth zrs aoar, CON.
sa a" 3 sss O. wssss W. an an % s as.s
lied, lac better. closing strong, tending up
ward II o. a0sl %; ongraded sprius 81 re
:priss u sssi "A Corn Ssie ss,ssr. a.cs s.
ate trAie export and home Use. ungradvd
,. ss.e[n n sn,, sse s,osss . yei,ss 5ssy Sc
sr. LOUIS, February 7.-Fiour held higher,
no advances; sups rnue fill IS soS4 81; extrs
fsll 81 S.s, %. Wheat excited, higher, No. ,
az *. Sarn sss.ei s No. No %,. .:P,;ss e
quiet, "a ssc. Barley dull md snehsnssc "a
ssSas i IL s Il rs' si% S .Ds . l'f s.,
.aiI meats dali, only lobeinS trsds. naeon
lower, SSS4. - xoegs -. - 50 for shouldsrs,
clear rib. aud Gle ar usden-
hoss1Duii and lover. packing 70 fancy
Caliie-1ood ali pping demand for b>ss
ades; medium 2uAiiti. SLOW; fssding steers
sheep steady, moderate demand, exrr.
heavy nut. ons Is ssSs s5.
asaes 49, Wsss.
0ALvssros, February 5.-Hides In 5000
demand. Dry seiectsd lie, fsbt salfsn
l3c; slack sailsd lie; kips IKE; va saiisd
= they run &c; ssisetsd sS 6uichsn' grsrn
Wool-Quiet: medium 10 nns ian clip, frss
OF e1rs 9ss1ec: coArss A0ise, soarss VGesrn
and Mexican tl0ise.
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sss Essessy sAs rns.s.

Ponghkeepsis News: A gentleman
travelling through one Oft mort pho.
turesqae portions OF the White Noun.
tain region saw farmer nj work, and,
being Of social disposition, ap.
prevented the raan and expatistsd on
the beauty and majesty Of the sur.
rounding scenery, concluding with the
remark II suppose, my friend, you
enjoy this giorioas view that people
come 70 far to look ct - why, yes, .
wns the response; ssbot IL I'd had the
eortin ~ these hills, Ia made 'em Z
little peskeder.n
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POWoss AHD saOr.

roSpER-kesS lbs. Eff, ride G.ls; Ksg
~ ios, VIZ, ride. ~ -; ksS ~. Ibs, ",
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TAe n.., r.fsrs....s ... Ever sor..

Lewiston (Pa.j Democrat: A Ports
mouth man was going east with his
wife last week. and the train started
off very suddenly while he was talking
with his friends. He grabbed hold Of
woman, chucksd her on the train,
jumped after her, aud away tl.ey went
fifty miles an hour, with his wife
shrieking and tearing her hair on the
platform, and woman he never saw
before going Into high pressure hyster.
les Ia the car, calling him q monster,
and yelling, 'seiave me ~ By a terrible
miefake he had got hold offhe wrong
woman, and the conductor, refusing TO
listen to his explanations, kicked him
out Of the ear, the brakeman chucked
him into tbs ditch, the sheriff met
him before he wac half way back to
town and put handouts on him, and
when at last be got home he saw his
business partner holding his wife on
his lap aud telling her that there were
men In the worlf. who loved her much
better than her faithless husband ever
did. He says the next time he travels
he viii walk.
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Vicksburg Commercial: Mrs. STAN
ley, the queen OF the gypsies, died -
became one OF bier tribe, In the camp
Of her people. After her death, her
body feposed In state for three days,
and vas then sent to Dayton encased
In the most elegant and expensive
coffin that could BE- obtained In the
city. OF this peculiar representative
Of royalty rich yet homeless, endowed
With 3 fuH share Of worldly Roods, yet
stiH nWanderef. the Dayton Journal
says: Her authority was recognised
By ali the tribea In the United Hsatss
and CAnstia. Her famIly Il very
WEALTHY, and owns great deal Of real
estate In and about Dayton. They
came here first about twenty yeara gro,
and, liking the neIehborhood, ssstlsd
down, pisrehasing land and adding to
tlssie p1ssessions hmm year 70 year.
Ia Stanley sribe. which Re0ains with
III kUIv, numbes several huadrs1.
III ~ summer theg stag h Dnytnu,
~ ID Tie wlntar eahfHsAto back % H.
eeotk, siun1s travelie& ID waeDun.
Per sonne yeass - ~ -, 1n1i
k14aleys - n1elune4 GeDesai Daneee
l1qk ~ 10 A1Dntrs a. e6e esDho. 81 -
- pee knoNfn = klne - koND~
l0el1101 ~ r. q
- ne11 8
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aaa FstIau-' yrmple.

'iur eitleeus viii 10 proud ta learn
tibet Dalla- - b-ing favorsily con-id-
~fed ny the Grand Lodge Of Odd Feb
lows, now IN session at Austin, a. the
finee 10 erect n temple, costing one
luiudred thousand dollsr.. The struct-
isfe they propose to build will be no
iinsll isvor conferred upon the place
,l.cidssi upon. for IL will not only be
i,n ornament TO the city, but being the
headquarters Of that grand organize
iIon, will bring many visitors nj the
annual reaaions, aud he valuable iu
,abef ways. Dallas would be m ex~
.eilent locality, n for no other reason
than ii~ accessibility.
we give below the dispaten received
and shown ne by Colonel ~ y. Ervsy
aaurIS, Fserisry. & LIS.
llrsSrs y . Jstl, John :. stone a. =. Er-
ysy, fhomas Yield anj X. v. Tompsins:
The grand lodge are to build a tenn
Die, costing one hundred Thousand
eoilarr. Austin aud Galveston are
tansending far u. Guarantee q hun
tired feet Square ON Commerse street
"a literal sotssription, sod D<iiss
e's y. Vote 10 b. taken At o'clock
tins sftefh3ou, aInns AND upkefb..
Representatives.
Con>sserst'e sssr wa- made ON the
stseesr. and after sewers, pr,m,ns.,
saen were interviewed, the s,,la.,,r.
,si~p.tcL vss sear. In time A. ....s'
there before ths vote wss taken.
palh<e Fcpraasx a -
~<.-. ...s,.s md Mems. o'is5&
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a Tide around the suburbs Of Dallas
d,tc,,sr- tie fact that fprirg h. now "a
hand and We HIs Is have pienty o
vegetables ami garden truck, provided
the season = favorable. The gardeners
are bu-y laying their beds, and pre-.
pairing proper drainage. some have
tssen TIVE trouble ~ laild hot houses
That thty may the earlier furnish a
few vegetables e. the town people.
Alreaiy grcru -pfigs are Ia be seen
liushing themselves through the earth
tsekiag the ripeuiag aud Iuatnring
auta-nCs ~ the sun, and " III not
iis iOng Defore the vegetable wagon
yin greet the eye Of the housewife.
u has heen . zubieet 81 comment by
rtrangtu- ia uiis ciig, that 80 few OF
ta,r residents have gardens Of their
avn. Since there i plenty OF room,
zach household SHOULD have reserved
a guod gsIden spot. The soil IL so rich
that TIE trout lie If mannring IL avoided,
and the necessary work could easily be
accomplished by the gentleman OF
Sha house, by spending short while
early la the morning and late In the
.veBing with hoe and rake. This Gus.
TOM, to SONG would prove n pleasure
10 once Tried, aud he could bouBtifnily
provide his table With fresh and deli
.ioa5 vegetables. which would be the
more appreciated ~ the resultant OF
his own lshoSs.
This @xeFcise soald also rebound to
his health. aud provide better appe.
'iia 10 enjoy u,~ hoanties sprssd upon
hls tsnie.
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NEW fosG. February T.-Cotton dull.
wEDsKsDAY. TnunsDAy
upianas ..--.----..- ~ l-loc ~ l-ioc
Orteans- ...-.-.----.- II S-iee n s-lsc
sales son bales. futufes easy.
February 10 0sio vac; March II mall O..
April u is9il iSe; Nay n Esil BIC. June
II SeStf tle-
Sisnt-Cotton easy. Uplands n I-isc:
OrleAns II lec. Sal J. 80 b~les-
Consolidated net receipts ti1JsG bales IN.
ports % 0sest brf ain Mn pslea; France
f7.s~e bales; continent = se9 bales; ehann<l
- bales
Net receipts, IS ba'es. gro~- s.sss bales
futurss closed barely steady. sales Al 90
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Burlington W. Free Pres: The
man Whlu,msl, Who rnn of the preci-
piee aud went down with his q am
loaded with slaves, nearly two hun.
dred feet 70 the ice, just above East
Mtddlebury, . lev days ago, IL likely
to recover. 1t IL almost . miSicles
thai he could have escaped instant
death in going down such . place,
catching, ~ he did, from tree TO tree,
and IA often being knocked Of by
the falling lunches OF staves from the
load above, where the horses and
sleigh were caught in q tree fifteen or
twenty feet from the road above. His
last fall Vas about twenty i've feet
upon the ice, where be was found sud
csret for.
GELD ~ shsnass Cesnsy MtsseoSi.
Roila tMo) Herald: Mr.. Morgan
William. living south of Roils, In.
forms Us that Rev. ). 3 Springer staid
with him . few nights siace and re-
ports the discovery of large deposits Of
and silver on Sinking creek, Shannon
county, and that some twenty men are
mining for II, among them DIR. Kirk
man. OF Spring Valley. Mr.. Springer
stated that the miners took out \
thousand dollars worth of ore 10 three
or four days. An old man named Ma
pies is said TO have been secretIy work.
ing the mine for several years. The
men now at work got q lease OF the
land and took possession, though Ma
pies tried to prevent them. They
drove him out and he 10 now mining
near by on other land We give this
for " hat il Is worth.
Mecsiesburg IN Commercial Gloona.
A correspondent of Berlin paper,
writing from Mecklenburg. gives q
gloomy description of the state Of
affairs In that province. On every eide,
be says, uothing but complaints are
heard. The cost Of production has In.
creased SO steadily year by year that
there Is at the present time but little
profit 10 be derived from agriculture.
fhe shipping trade, which formerly
contributed materially to the prosper.
lily OF the country, suffers from the
general sfagnation OF commerce and
industry and from the competition of
foreigners. Bot what weighs most
heavily upon the population of Meek
len burg Ia the ever-growing decrease
In the expectation OF corn to England,
which Is now supplied with grain from
Russia and from North and sguth
Amer ca.
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Con - erefai.

Receipts. net, T,sss pais~: xros. 30 bsIs.
Exports 20 Great Britain .2sl bales, cosss-'
wise Ssio bales, continent - bales stock
s,,sG bales
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LIVE srOcK aARKIr.

CHICKENS-In demand, per DOS 3 %
E9Gs-ln deman ,per dos .-......... 2osS35c
BUrTER-Pure homemade, scarce. sS3soc
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DrEn,-On February ~, 1879. or con .
sumption. Mr.. CHARLES =. sgAcAr, son
Of w. Seacat.
Thn deceased was born In Crawford
county, April IS, 1857, and was conse-
qnen'ly IN his aist year. lie had been
SEX for some time. and during the pretty
weather IN January, walked out 10 visit
MS grandfather, half q mile, and a snow
,e'' and he never got able 10 return.
ne bore his sickness with patience, and
or three weeks before he died be-
came very happy in knowledge OF sins
forgiven, declaring his JOY to all around
him. lie wa baptised by Rev. w. +.
L. Smith, and taken into the NJ. L.
church, and went to his rest rejoicing.
lie was buried at Shiloh graveyard.
9. c. Cooper officiating.
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Prad the Captains Letter and the Let
ter from his Mother:


BFSros BaHRscKs. No.. April 10th. 1ss.
ia. Jor> Wit.-DyAk SIN. Knowing the efficacy y
your ssrsapAriila: and ihe healing and beneficial qaal.
my case.
was wounded ahoni two years sgo--was TAX en- pris
oner and confined fer sixteen months. Being moved q
often, my wound have net healed yet. ihaye not at n
: moment since J waswouracc- am sh0t through H.
hips. nv general health " impaired and need sons
thins 60 asst nature. have rcre faith IN your Sal
~ara.1la thaa any thing else. fwish that thai = ",
Inc. Please express ne hrif = dorcn bottles and otliee
CAPTAIN &. p. JOHNSON.
sr. Lotus. NO.
s--The following wss written April aoth. isas. by
Nrs, Jennie Johnson. mother Of Cant. johnson.
~. JuH> BrLI-DEAk SIN: Ny husband DR. C.. &
Johnson. wasa skiillulsureso ami physician ir Cen,rsi
New Nrrk, whore he died. leaving The aLave N, p
- my care. Az thirteen years u are H. hsa .
chrome disrrhea and ~scrofnla. for which | rave yopr
Sarsaparils. u cured him. have for ten wears ~.
commented 4 e many IN New York, Ohio md Iowa. for
rcrniala. lever sores. andgencral debility. Perfer.
~~-creSs has attended II. The cures effected IN some
cases " s~rroiuia Az fever sores wsrc nlmo.t miraruloas
! an very anNiens for my son 20 again have recorrs, IN
your Sarsapsniia. He u fesrfui Il getting 4 spurious
Artcls hsnce biz writing 70 you FOR il. His uouns,
" er, terrible, but I believe be vii recover.
Respectfully. JENNIE JOHNSON.
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w aie authorized to announce A. J
NcNsrnry, As acandiiate for Trustee q,
~AHilhridge township, at the ensuing
April election.
We are authorized to nounc The
name ~ james j. Miller. of Madison
township, a. y candidate for Assessor. AT
the ensuing April election.
We are authorized to the
name 81 Benjamin Dillen. OF Madison
a. q candidate for Assessor
az The ensuing April election.
w arc authorized 10 Rich.
ari a. Armstrong, OF Madison town
as a candidate for Assessor, al the
April election.
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hTA three horse wagon, belonging
70 liaH township. loaded with our
e~hickcns sailed in the mui III front III
I'ncharts' warehouse, Oh 6lh street.
Wednesday, and had 10 hire another
team 70 help them out Of Tic mud III
'n's street was graded W That lie ailriacs
svu'u ~ Kept ciien, ,his difficulty would
\. e%nIlfnIN obriatnh.