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isf.0Gc gSlaT!G.

HAvAGEs OF DlpHTHEEIA AT NEWPORT.
PROVIDENCE, March PA family named
Murray, in Newport, have four children
lying dead from diphthcria, with three
others not expected to live through the
day. The father is almost insane, and has
threatened to shoot the undertaken. A po-
lice officer is compelled to be III attendance.
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Tennessee.

DEATH OF CONFEDERATE sURGEoN-BUsI-
NESS FAILURES.
MEMPHIS, March 21.-Dr. Franklin Rice,
formerly medical director OF Cheatham's
division, is dead.
Podesla, Moatesta 81 Co., confectioners,
and L. Podesta & Co., dealers in liquors,
have failed.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

T ARGE. ASSORTMENT OF GENUINE
IL LUBIN'S EXTRACTS, for the handkerchief;
LUBfN'S TOILET POWDER,
LUBIN's TOILET SOAP.
C0NDRAY'S POWDER, for the toilet;
GERMAN FARIGA COLOGNE.
BARRIERS COMBS. L ND 30 RG'S En-
TRACTS, for the handkerchief; -,s
GILT PUFF-B0XES, =. Is, -
ENGLISH BROWN WINDSOR SOAP,
lows PALM, ROSE, and ELDER-FIOWER
SOAP, imported
. CIETEHYGIENIQUE OIL, for the hair;
A large variety Of PERFuMERY, etc.
e9 Tfs.sE4l g ~ 81 GEORGE "A. BOOK,
g Apotheeary and Druggist, 5O4 Broad street;
81 - successor to s. z. Dove, IS:
NH IL 1919 Main street.
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NEW YORK PETROLEUM MARKET.

MARCH 19.-Thcre Is but little inquiry from ex-
porters, and prices sre little unsettled Naptha
quoted at 6SG7c.: Grade In bulk at 74c.: crude III
shipping order, 9,a@93c. Refined quoted a: llHc.,
asked; Philadelphia ut 1l5Sc, asked and Baltimore
delivery a. l%c. Cases In New York At 15a@ISe.
tne advapred 70 r. Sam ana o r,osed al ssV
bid With sales Of 10000 barrcls.-JourndL or
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ALLEGHANY COUNTY.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
CoyINcToS March ~ 1878

CONVICTION, March 10, 1878.
Tommic Burk, a promising youth Of four
teen, son OF Mr.. William Burk, black
smith at this place, was thrown from a
wagon yesterday evening, the wagon run
ming over and breaking one OF his legs. He
died almost instantly from the effects.
The commissioners report Of the Mofrett
registers in .Ailee hany county forthe mouth
ending March 15this rs follows: alcoholic
registers, e92.24; 2 malt registers, ST a.
total, S83.73. RARA AVIS.
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NORFOLK, Va, March 2i.-Jonat Bough-
ton, the great temperane e advocate, isspeak-
ing nightly under the auspices ofthe Young
MEMS Christian Association. Immense au-
d,enees attend the meetings, and hundreds
are signing the Boughtan pledge. 5
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week has heen very slow. and prices have declined
some; the market IS OversiGckcd with al! grades OF
clttc. We quote the best AT 5Gl5Ic., gross: me-
dunn to good 4@4Ec.. gross: ordinary, 2E6c3i9c.,
efbss.
Feais, s46S1 q pcrhcad.
ssiutton, &20l:6 Is he2d
Pork, GiG7c., net.
Goes and CGtreS, S200fS5O II hcld.-.aDpcGi.
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NEW YORK SuMAC MARKET
CHICAGO LUMBER MARnET.

MARCH l9.-New-crop Virginia quoted AT $3.50
500; foreign ut S1o2.50@S105 for lead seal. ami
S50@S6D for low grades.-Jonrna! of Commerce.
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RICHMOND NAREETS.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

Pins. 81; suprrlinc. s5@s5.2j: extra sn?er!ine
SJ.75M Sc: common family. $3.50: EaTcy family
nn,I Civ Mills. :7@DS7.5n. and dull,
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
------- RrcIW0ND. March 81. 1873.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RIcgMoNp. March 81, 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT, White, $500 bushels Ito arrived Rcd,
CORN White. i ,27S bushels. 8nreol. AZ bushels.
OATs.-966 bushels.
BUCKwHEAT.-1S bushels.
POTAToES.-270 bushels.
PEAS.-20O bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, 10S bushels good Fullz at $1.lS
so bushels fair Fultz ut Sl.l5: 40 bushels fair
FultZ at sl.l5: SO bushels good Futz ut Sl.lS
53S bushels Fulz on private terms: 434 bush
els very good Futz at $1.20; "a bushels very
good FultZ 1t $l.20: 100 bushels very good Lall-
caster on private terms: so bushels fair FultZ at
s1.l5; l02 bushels fair Fultz ut S1.15; 1876 BUSH
els very good Fultz ut S1.20; 800 bushels common
Fultz 1t $1.12: $40 bushels very good FullZ ut
S1.19: so bushels good Fulz ut sl.1S; 40 bushels
common Fulz at $1.l IL; 20 bushels very good Fullz
ut S1.21; 204 bushels fair Fnltz at S1.16; JIG
bushels good FultZ At 81. Is; il bushels good Lam
caster ut sl.25: 2G0 bushels good Futz at S1.l8 ;
800 bushels very good Fultz ut s1.21;2 % bushels
fair Fuitz ut 81 .l5-total. 1874 bushels.
bushels private terms: 500 bushels on private
terms: so bushels on private tcrlns-total, 1.0C4
bushels
OATs.-44 bushels very good spring at 3Sc.: 46
bushels good spring ut SIC: bushels very good
winter ut 43c.-:utal. FOG bushels.
BUCKwHEAT.-l9b bushels at 75c.
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--.-~--,l-,---,~- -II-c-, -.
h'.tn'i ~ At.rh*Ats-MAEcH 90, 1878.
sun SITS. ....... G:Os Morning. 7:l4
Moon rises. 1l:11 Ercilinc....-..... 1885
PART pi RICHMOND. MARCH 81. 1873.
ARRIVED.
Stramsh ship W. yam ike, Couch. New York, n,erchan-
disc and passengers, &. W. Alien & CO.. agents.
Steamer }. W. EyGrInan. Plat, PbiaGelph.i, uier-
cliandiSe and passengers.
steamer Aerial, Mayo, Norfolk. Unilec States
NAIL merchandise aud passengers. H. 3 Taium,
agent.
Schooner Emily L. Bartlc, Johnsor, Orient, L. l..
guano, Eureka GuaG0 Company.
Schooner Henry hdcIbert. sfeady, KcDnebec, foc,
4. G.. BsbcOck.
William \. James.
Schooner j. W. Allen, Chase, Providence, coat.
Curtis 6 Parker.
Schooner Thomas ". Ravens, Leroy. New York,
coal, Curtis 6 Parker.
Schooner Pelrel, Webster, Baltimore, grain, Cur
It's Il Parker.
Schooner W. S. DoIlehlon. johnson, Newark, n
j., ties, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner American TCam,-- Now iorS, can
mel coal, q. StorrS.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner L. a. Davephouser, Grace. hence, at
New York April 10Th.
Schooners James Fish. Galchriss: j. w. Fish.
Walls. aud Theodore, Dean, II Horse Island harbor.
10 load Ice for Richmond March 14th.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK March 2I.-Arrivcd Nevada, China.
Arrived out: Northern Queen. Ardenen, a. f.
Stonenan, Emmanuel, Maria sara Ross. Sailed
Mira {.
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v MARCH %, 1878.
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DIR. HUNTER MCGUIRE. RICHMOND tSusgeon to
late Stenewali Jachsonl ~Iieathfnl and Dc
lish:ful TO drink. Valuable IN Dyspepsia and
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Communicated
COURTHOUSE. OR NO COURT
HOUSE?

EDITOR SENTINEL: / am willing TO
admit that Eureka is a place of much
importance and likely to remain so for
many years. Our county buildings are
not overly attractive, yet it can not be
denied that they serve the purposes oil
the public very well. If the present
officials are dissatisfied with their
bread and butter, let them resign; there
are plenty of good men ready and will
ing To fill their positions. L believe a
large majority of Eureka's popula-
ton would prefer that new buildings
be not constructed this season. 1t
may be said that thu Jail is not safe. l
dissent from this view. While Mr..
PAT. Finnegan was jailer for two years
not a single prisoner escaped. The
$50, 600 (lnore or lessl now in the treas
ury, 1t occurs to me, can he expended
to better advantage than to transfer it
to the, pockets of a combination
of contractors and builders. All ex-
perience teaches us that there is prac-
ticaliy no limit 10 the cost of public
work. We all know how a halt dozen
counties in Eastern Nevada have been
carried to the very brink of bankrupt
CIV through extravaganza in the cree
ton of county buildings. Our own
little county is one OF the most flour
ishing III the State, and no good citizen
can wish to see it plunged into debt;
which means, in the end. increased
taxation. If the money in the treasury
must be spent, would it o be better
to place the town out of all danger
from fire by constructing a reservoir
adjoining the water tank on the hill.
which is inadequate to supply the
necessary amount of water i'm the event
of a large fire. We have escaued
wonderfully well so far, but the lime
may come when it will he inipossi-
BILE for our gallant firemen to save
the town on account Of a scarcity of
water. The taxes are heavy enough
in all conscience, mine being nearly
$500, which amount, should my prop
erty be destroyed, | could only paw
by selling the lot it now stands on.
Many others would sustain a similar
loss, and am certain that all tax pay
srs SO situated would rather see a large
reservoir constructed than a new
Court house. If the Commissioners
have not the power to appropriate
money Tor this purpose from the pub
dc treasury, they might at least nego
tiate for a loan, pledging the re
ceipts of the Fire Fund for its
payment. This failing, we had bet
ter get up a public subscription
to provide the necessary means OF
safety for our property. We should
have a reservoir OF four times the
capacity Of the present tank. Ten
thousand dollars would construct it,
and leave money enough to purchase
a good supply of strong, new hose.
we would then have sufficient water
to last ten hours instead of two a. now.
Hoping the importance of my subject
will be a sufficient excuse for the length
Of this letter, l am. respectfully,
a TAX PAYER.
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cor LOOSE.
And Started on ~ Journey on Its
Gwn Responsibility.

Responsibility.
A gentleman, on Friday last, hired a
horse and buggy for the purpose OF
taking a trip out TO the Italian ranch.
On arriving at the locality, he hitched
his horse and went into the house.
After finishing his business and on
coming out, he was surprised to find
that the outfit had disappeared and
was nowhere to be seen. The country
roundabout vas secured without
effect, and he WAS finally compelled to
walk back to Eureka, expecting to find
stable. Here he was again disappointed,
it having failed to put in an appear
ance. The search WAS continued that
night and the next day. Telegrams
were sent to different points, OF the
theory that some bold thief had made
of with the properly. Late Saturday
evening a dispatch WAS received from
Hamilton stating that the horse and
buggy had turned up at that point.
The animal had got loose, and, taking
the old White Pine stage road, had
travelled a distance of fifty miles, and
must have kept 10 the highway the en-
tire distance, as the buggy was unln-
jured and everything about the OUTFIT
in first-class shape. They were re-
turned from Hamilton on Sunday, and
the gentleman was much relieved to
find himself burdened with no further
charges than two days hire, which he
! most willingly paid.
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improvements - Cattle Stealing
The Picnic.

The PscuIc
PALIsADE, New, May u, 1873.
EDITOR SENTINEL: The Eureka an d
Palisade Railroad building is nearly
completed, and the machinery is looked
for in a few days. 1t will be put in
place AS soon as it arrives, and tbecom.
psny will then have one of the neatest
and best machine shops on the coast.
Our new j. p. had his first case to-
day. The defendant was Il. b. Miller,
indicted for cattle stealing. From the
evidence, we think he is liable to get
free board for a while, but can not tell
what His Honor may do about it. The
stealing was done near Richmond Dis
trict, Eureka county.
The agent of the Bert Dramatic
Troupe has been with us o -day, max
ing arrangements for the company to
give a performance Wednesday even
ing. They come overland from Oregon,
and will leave their teamsa at this point
and visit Eureka by rail.
The residents of Palisade are antici-
pating a fine time on the occasion OF
the picnic, and are making elaborate
preparations for the entertainment OF
the visitors. The saloons and hotels
expect to reap quite a harvest.
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The Il. of y. Excursion.

1t looks at the present writing as il
the town would be deserted on Satur-
day next. Everybody and his wife, and
IN most instances her rel atoms, will
take in the picnic, and the sale OF
ticket, has already been so large as to
insure a complete success. A pleasant
ride by rail, good music, dancing, ru-
ralizing along the banks of the Hum
boldt and climbing the Palisades are
among the many attractions, and those
participating are sure of a days pleas
ure. The train will leave the depot at
$50 o'clock A. NJ, and tickets can he
procured of the committee, or at the
principal stores and saloons.
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Mr.. Hugh White, the gentleman
who has secured The mail contract be-
tween Eureka and Phoebe, commenc-
ing on the 1st of July, arrived in town
last evening. He informs us that he
has purchased a fine lot of horses in
the Oregon country, and that it is his
intention to stock the road in first
class shape, using Concord coaches
and good teams on the line. We may
look for some lively opposition about
that time, as Messrs. Gilmer & Sails.
bury will not withdraw from the road.
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BEWARE OF
Or You May Entertain a Thief I'm.
wares.


A sturdy beggar visited the residence
of Mr.. Ward, Sunday morning last,
and applied to the lady of the house
for a meal, telling a pitiful tale of his
starving condition and inability TO pro-
cure labor to relieve his distress.
Touched by his woes, she set out a
bountiful supply of provisions, and
left him to the enjoyment of the spread,
while she retired to another portion of
the house to fix up the children for
Sunday school. Returning shortly
afterward, she was rather surprised to
find that he had departed during her
absence. She missed nothing, how
ever, and supposed that the ungrateful
hound had surfeited himself and left
without having the grace to return
thanks. A lodger, Mr.. Wilson, on ex-
animation learned that he had been
loser by the visit, the tramp having
taken advantage of the lady's absence
to enter his room and steal a suit of
clothes. He has not been seen in
town since, and has undoubtedly ske-
daddleEi for other parts with his plum
der. The charitably disposed should
keep a lookout on the beggars whom
they mercifully entertain, as a gcodly
portion OF them are petty pilferers, and
will nip any valuableS that may be
lying around loose.
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The attention of the ladies' is called
to the pronunciameuto of Geo. A.
Davis in another column. He will on
Friday next dispose of, at public auc-
ton, a splendid line of ladies' furnish
ing goods, underwear and everything
pertaining to the outfit ofa full rugged
belle. The goods have been carefully
selected and are of the latest styles and
fashions. George A.. us that
no better opportunity for bargains was
aver offered in the town, and the pres
ence of the fair sex at the sale is re.
| spectfully solicited. 1t will take place
lat the tone store OF NJ. Davids, Oh
South Main street,
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Took a tumble.

1t Is a wonder that more accidents do
not occur along the line of the ditch.
Its banks seem to be a favorite play.
ground for the children, and they
haunt it all hours of the day. We no.
ticed a four year-old fodder take a
plunge into its muddy waters yester-
day, but it was quickly rescued by its
mother, who happened to witness the
incident. The good woman must have
had a pleasant experience in restoring
it to a cleanly condition, for it was a
mass of filth when taken out.
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sale

We are in receipt of a telegram from
Mr.. j. r. Wilmington informing US
that, owing to very heavy rains at
White River, he will be unable to ar
rive with his band of horses on the
day appointed, but may be expected
in a few days. MIR. Wilmington will
offer for sale some of the best stock
ever brought to Eureka,
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Hell ln Answer.

The examination of Peter Cans, the
fellow, who attempted to ravish a little
girl lei the cemetery, was held yes
terday in the Justices Court. He was
identified as the party. the child fully
recognizing him, and Judge Cromer
held him to answer before the next
Grand Jury, his bonds being placed at
$1,000.
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Due and PAYABLE.

All certificates on the General, Cur.
rent Expense, INDECENT Sick. Hospital,
Contingent aud Road Funds. all jury
service fees, are now due and payable,
and holders are requested to call at the
Recorders office and get their money.
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Fine Mules.

Pete Hansen, the we'll known coal
contractor, has received direct from
Kentucky, twenty head Of fine mules.
purchased at hat celebrated breeding
locality, especially for his use. One
span will weigh 3,4o0 pounds, and all
of them are large, handsome animals.
Pete will use them hauling coal from
his kilns to the railroad at Pine Station.
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Special.

The largest stock of boots, for miners and
all classes of laborers, to be found in the
state, has just been purchased by Nj. Il.
JOSEPH, at the Golden Rule Store, and are
now offered at prices that No ONE CAN
RESIST. myI4
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There will be a meeting this evening
OF st. Johns Chapter, No. 5. II. A. NJ,
at their hall, for work in the degrees.
A full attendance il requested.
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SIT still. NV Heart!

Sit still, and watch the little game at tho
GOLDEN RULE STORE. Pocket-Knives at
half price, and small wares almost given
away Sit still, my heart, sit still; good
times are a coming. my5
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Richmend bullion.

Wells, Fargo, 81 Co., made the follow
ing shipment of bullion for the Rich
mond Company this morning: Nine
fine dore bars, valued at S2l ,452 90.
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III BE Gosh Dsrned!

That Joe, at the GOLDEN RULE STORE, is
beating 'em all. He's selling Boots and Over
alls and Jumpers, and Shirts and Socks SO
gosh darned cheap that stealing 'em g no.
where. my5
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What dive Sow?

Those summer hats and handsome walking
canes, just receiv ed Mt the GOLDEN RULE
STORE, are the nobbiest in town and the
great sensation of Eureka. my2l
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Hoe Is NV Hatters

And he is the boy for me. He keeps a stock
of Hats at the GOLDEN RULE STORE that
can't be beat, and sells them cheaper than
the cheapest. my5
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Each cigar is done up in tin foil, is war
ranted pure Havana, ard is sold at 10 cents
each, at the MINERS AND MECHANICS
TRADE DEPOT. myl2
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A backing brush and a box of backing, all
for two bits, at the MINERS AND ME-
CHANCES TRADE DEPOT. myl2
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The finest assortment Of gents shoes and
CATERS ever brought to this town, at the
GOLDEN RULE STORE. myl4
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you want to nave your watches and jewelry
repaired in u workmanlike manner go to p
SrfLER'S jewelry store, one door south OF
S. Ashim a. Bros, Main street. jy3tf
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Arrivals and Departures
or q EUREE AND PALIsADE RAILRoA

Or EUREKA AND PALisApk R~AILRoAp.
Departures Yesterday.
DIR Thoma = Rverts
j McLane A Benedict
Miss Neville Ella Bishop
y w Clark w lrway
+ Gallagher CD lrway
Arrivals Last Wight.
Everts Miss Mcdonald
Dir q Ii Thoma } w Cline
Caravan + Simons
L Richards Mrs McGowan
CSimons Mrs annie Dixon
TSimons Mrs Wylie
j Icy j Dyer
Il Edwards w j VanNume
w Thomas j Z kessitor
J W Richards Miss Rossiter
\ Rice " c Reveal
Is Cohn J. Lesser
III White NJ Bsttina
j Cunayah Clark
Miss A johnson
Phoebe. Hamilton and Eureka Line
DEPARTURES.
Thomas Freehill w j Paul
By the TybO stage Limo.
DEPARTURES.
W G Reveal
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Go to the MINERS AND MECHANICS
TRADE DEPOT. myI2
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The sSoOner'' Cigar!

Go to the MINERS AND MECHANICS
TRADE DEPOT. myl2
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sau Francisco stock Exchange.
SAN Francisco. May 81.
Morning Board.-iI A. M.
5s5 Ophir-32Y S2a 80 1852
90 M~exican-9 SB
sS5 Gould & Curry-6h 6hb5
3IO Best 4 Belcher-l3%
2lSj CaliforDia-2OH 20H 20
ID Savage-9k "a 8
$50 Con. Virginia-l2H 12H
80 Chollar-2i5 %
920 Hale x Norcross-5H 81 81
S95 Crown Point-3% 3i0c 345c 1850 3S0c
300 Yellow Jacket-Tb IN 7N
$3.50 Imperial-75c soc
100 kentuck-21
40 S~avage-9
go California-W
$40 Alpha-l01s l0N
3225 Sierra Nevada 1850 5 400c 1850 1850 4S
"A 470c 5b5 465c
40 Utah-9x 9A 9A d..
23l5 Bulllon-4l0c 420c AZ 4l5c
1910 Exchequer-29Oc 295c 3 2S5c 29oc
40 Confidence-3A
6lO Overman-7A IN IN
ITO Justice-3sOc
$40 Succor-35c Soc
$40 Union-445c 43Oc 4i0c 445c
80 Alts-5n So
100 Hale d. Norcross-5M
3li5 Julia-7A ~ IN
go n,lol.n;a-Iflo lR0s
$50 Silver Hill-lS0c IL loo
~ % SSnn W. Coz -a5c 3Oc
g. 49," PM Pov;ne-sc
Az ~ t,omniisl. 4dc
20 nno
~ MnH"a,L
~ Miue waaho.-o,c
,1 1vo ~.
40 Leviathan l5c Zoe
go reiiow
4.o bIo!ah o.
~ Boyie- 10. ~
i5o benton i'oc
Evening ho"rd.-S Pm.
900 RAYMOND x Ely-390c 4
i@ Euyeka Cons
100 Meadow Valley-2c
"a Jackson-3%
400 AIns-20c 2Dc
90 Navark-I35c
"a i've Patch-3
-80 Ieouard-40c 45c
sO Relmont-20 zoe 25c
"a Northern BelIe-74
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DEPARTURES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-19
MElbICIN AL.
Y r. GET T II E
PURIFIES THE BLOOD AND GIVES
STRENGTH

Du Quoir, Ill.,, Jan'y. q, 10.
Dear SirEYour "Vegetine'' has been dong
wonders for me. Have been having tho ch.HS re
and ferer, contracted in the swamps OF Inc
South, nothing giving me- relief until !! began
the use Of your Vegetine, it giving me lmmeul-
ate relief, toning up my system, PURIFYING my
blood, giving strength; whereas all other meal-
clnes weak ened me, and filled my system win
poision and am satisfied that if families tnat
live in the ague districts of the South and west
would take Vegetine two or three times week,
they would not be troubled with the "ch!lIs' OF
malignant terers that prevail at certain times OF
the wear. save doctors bills, and live to good
old age. hespect1ully SnunIi,
Agent Henderson's Looms, st. Louis, NO.
ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.-t
Vegetne will relieve pain. cleanse, purify ana
cure such diseases restoring the patient to per-
feet health, after trying. different. physicians,
many remedies. suffering for years Is 1t not cor.
elusive proof, if your are sufferer. you can oe
cured? Why is this medicine performing sueh
great cures ? It works in the blood; IN the CIR
culating fluid. 1t can truly be called the GTea' w
Blood Purifier. The great source OF disease o orr
ginstes in the blood; and no medicine that does
not act directly upon it, to purify and rehoVa1e'
has any Just claim upon public attention.