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Rev DE- IMBRIE, Presbyterian ofJersey CITY
Rev. Dr. MACKAY, Presbyterian, Hull, England
Professor LUMMIs Methodist
Few II. NJ PARSONS, Presbyterian, Buffalo,
Rev Dr. TYNG,sr,
Bshop NICHOLSON, Philadelphia.
Dr. GOODWIN, congregational, Chicago,
Dr. BROOKES Presbyterian, st. Ions Mo-
Dr. CRAVEN. Presby byteran No'"
Dr. COOPER. DR.. WEST, DR.. DCFIi..O D.
Rev RUPys CLARK Albany, '..tE..
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Eegal NoIltes.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.-PETER
~ H. DOW, plaintiff, against MARGARET DOW. defend.
anL-ITal be had In the city and County Of Eewlork
SummOns-TO the above named defendant. MARGARhE
DOW: You arc hereby summoned o. the complaint IN
this action and Of answer on the plain
ns attorney days after the service Of this
exclusive Of the day o service and ~ ease OF your
appear Judgment will be taken aanst
Won by dcHut relief demanded In the complaint
Dated December 10 1878. W Ia ON. plaintins attorney.
p address and Oicc No 237 Broadway New York city
To MARGARET DOW, the defendant hbOye-named; Tho
served upon you by publication pur.
order OF the Honorable Noah Davis, OF the
Justices Of the SnDTcme Court OF tho State OF NewHOTk
day OF December 1873 and filed with the
pan I'm the Office Of the clerk Of the city and Comfy OF New
the Court House in the city OF New York 1Daod
New.YoIk bee II. 1873. W. LYON, plaintiffs attorney
Inurn nmIn
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CUPREME COURT.
- In the Matter Of the Al

~ IN OF VI
agt
THE NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANN.
To all having claims demands OF name or
nature either c"hOders In the above named corpora
4 H. other creditors thereof:
AXE NOTICE that by virtue OF and IN obedience 10 the
Qurements order Of the supreme Court Of the state OF
York made by Mr Justice Laudon at his Chambers In
Of Schenectady the 10th day Of Juy 1873 In the
entitled proceeding aud entered In tho Office Of the
Clerk Schenectady County July 49, 1873, the under
ned Albert Parsons duly appointed Referee III tho
above entitled proceeding to take proof Of all claims made
against the above named corporation either by pocyhoders
or by other creditors thereof
Further take notice that in obedience TO tho requirements
Of suc order T. the Referee will attend nt No
2J2 Broadway In the t OF NcwNOrk al the ohcc of Henry
r. PrTson Receiver OF said corporation on The 2St day OF
January 1879 II o'clock the forenoon OF that day. and
from time to time thereafter as such proceeding may ead
OurBed and VIII then there proceed 10 take rnot OF all
claims and demands of and nature against said
corporation by pOCyhOders by Oner crCdOlH thereof
which be preserved; aud that viii such proof OF
such claims decide upon the legality and sufciency OF such
proof aud claim
Further creditors such corporation required tO
exhibit their claims and become parties Ia these
proceedings before the the day above desgna
place that IN default thereof all
creditors policy holders thus dciaultug shall and viii be
precude all benefit OF the decree which shall be made
In proce ongs and from distribution which shall
be made la under such deCrce.-Dacd July % 1873.
yZ3 2Gtru ALBERT PARSONS, Referee
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Eotel5.
CORPORATION Notltes.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT,

FINANCE DEPARTMENT. \
BUREAU ron IHE COLLECTION or rAXRs :
No ~ Chambers-s. New.IOrk, December ], 1878.
NOTICE to TAX-PA1ERS.-All persons
who have omitted their taxes for the year 1878
hereby notne required by law 10 pay the same TO
the Receiver OF Taxes ut his Office before Tho lstday
of January 1879. .
One per cent will be collected all paid before tho
10Th OF December instant per all taxes paid
and after that date and interest at the rate OF IL per cont
per anDum from the l4h day OF 0oober day
which the rolls and warrants delivered
Receiver all taxes remaining unpaid and after
the said LIST day OF January. 1879
No money will be received after O'Clock y, m
MAGTIN T. MCMAHON.
Receiver Of TaIea
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. .
NOTICEThe steamers OF this Iine taEe the Lane Route
recommended by Lieut. Maury T. 8 NJ on both tho ouWard
and honey ard voyages. - , --
REPU BLlC. Capt Irving lhntsnhy jan hooh
ADRIATIC ...... ..... Thursday jan 10 i;3u \ ~
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK PIER O2. NORTH
RIVER
These steamer. uniform IN size and unsurpassed in ap
The saloon, staer0pma, smoking. and Bath
looms placed amidhps where the noise and motion ae
least felt shordng degree OF comfort hitherto unaanaoo
turn tickets favorable terms.
These steamers carry neither cattle, sheep nor pigs.
For Inspection OF and other Information apply AT tho
Company OiUss No. 81 Broadway Ne"-l or 40 Wal
nut St, Philadelphia. H. J. COETlS. Agent.
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Bankrupt NoiIres.


THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That oil the Sth
day OF December. A. ID. 1873 Warrant In Bankrnptcy
issued the estate Of JOHN &. CHATrERTON,
the Town Of RUTHERFORD County Of Bergen state OF Now
Jors heretofore carrying Oh business In the City OF New
York in the County Of New.lork, ana the State
Of Now.YOrk who has been adJudged a bankrupt
on ms oy9 petition: that the payment I,au OF any
bankrupt him for his and the transfer Of
any property him. forbidden by law that meeting
cred OF tho said bankrupt 10 puye their debts
and choose Of his estate, Will ne
acid Court OF Bankruptcy be holden at No. $40
BROADWAY. the City Of NewNOrk In said District, before
John Fitch. esquire. Register the I'D day Of January
A D 1879, at IL o'clock a. M. - - -
" Hsrshal Messenger Southern District OF New.York
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
2lthday OF DecemberA D. 1878 Warrant IN Baukrupey
was ISSUED AGAINST the estate OF GILBkRI H. SCOTT,
I'm tho city OF New.I0rkt in tho County OF New
YORK and state OF New,Yofk, who has been ailniged
q bankrupt on has own pettOn3 that tho payment o.
any debts and delivery Of property belonging to
such bankruDt "a him for bis and the transfer
any property by him, forbidden by law that meet
ing creditors OF the said haDkrupt, 10 Dtoyc their
debts and choose assgnees OF his estate
will held Court oi Bankruptcy, 10 be holden at No.
lSo Fulton-st IN tho city OF New.IOrk before Edgar
Keiohum. esquire Register the 10Th day o January,
A. d. 1878 at IL o'clock IN. LOUIS r. PAYN,
U Marshal as Messenger Southern Bstrio OF New York
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Urean 5teamers

MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
n The only Transatlantic Line saing under hs AMEhl
CAN FLAG Sailing every Thursday from PhiladelphA.
ILLINOIS salts THU RSDAYi jan q 7;3o a. III.
RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
Carryinr the Belgian and United states MAILS oahlpg
every IL days from philadelphia and New YORK
NEDERiASD sails THURSDAY, Jan. =, a. N
For rates ofiassage other information apply 10
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General -ents ,,,
307 Wanutst. Philadelphia. oZ broadwsy trk
ELORiDA VIA CHARLESTON
Il From Pier % North River, at o'clock p mp
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,
maying cose connections at Charleston with the .
MAGNIFICENT NEW IRON STEAMER "ST. johns"
for all points in Florida.
SAFETY SPEED AND COMFORT.
Through tickets be obtained at all the nrncp hotes
and ticket offices in the city and at tho office OF the company
IirrO INnrfh RIYer
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goullrn Boaro.

DLEASANT HOME-With home comforts
and good table Indispensable procured a. farmhou
desirable home inyaids kndn manifested terms very
moderate. Address HOME COMFORTS, clinton Corners
Dutchsss County. y. Y.
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gcacDer5.

A FTER the holidays n young lady wishes
~ board In return for musical instruction: general
desired references exchanged Address A. care
National News Company, ll9 Nassau s. -
A GENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
~ 30 UNION SQUARE EEW.NORK,
GOOD teachers with positions. Application form
supplies schools and families with competent 10.
r. VC0TLEs~oRTH PTNCKNEY. 30 Union. square y. Y,
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY No. % Union square. recommends PhOFf?-
SORS PRINCIPALS, ASSISTANTS, TUTORS and GOV
FRN fsSLS from the leading American and European col
eres uuyersies and positions promptly
filed In any department Of instruction. Appy TO MISS A j.
YOUNG No. 70 UnionsquArc, BROADWAY side.
VNXPFRIENCED TEACHERS constantly
II wanted, particularly English and spgng tliy Ihstl,
tuition English and EocutiOn interview inlmedlatey All
ana singing several for French German Music schS s ana
families: Assistant Professor 81 Music, hchgani German
Professor of music Kentucky gentleman for country dsIc
sch for sale aud rcnt city vicinity anu
elsewhere. Application form BIailed for Namp
]. W. sCHERMERHOEH. Secretary, 80 East ltth'st
TEACHERS supplied 10 schools and families
without charge. Kiss FLOREECE FITCH. EDUCA.
TIONAL BUREAU. 80 Union square.
T'EACHERS of known calibre and character
promptly provided for families schools, colleges SCHER
MEhIIORS. 80 Eat l4th-st
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srcoNp cAII-l OcLocK p. ".
THIRD CALI.-2:30 2. NJ.
MONDAY. Dec. SOP. N.

MONDAY. Dec. SOP. N.
The week has opened with a rampant specula-
ton at the Stock Exchange at least so far as that
speculation IS represented by prices. The market
generally opened at figures above the closing ones
of Saturday, and these still further advanced dur
ing tho day, subject only to momentary reactions,
so that the last prices were about the best
of the day. Yet this result was accomplished
only By the combined efforts Of professional
spectators. While the transactions were made
with all the noise that should accompany genuine
active market, it be recorded that the brokers
who represented any buying by the outside public
never experienced o much duller day than this.
The total recorded transactions of the day
amounted to 1S5,650 shares, Of which the most
prominent stocks were Lake Shore, with an advance
TO 7ll4 Northwest common selling up to 5Oos0
5Oi2, preferred 10 7s0777s. st. Paul common to
36l2, and st. Paul preferred to 76ls The sales Of
the stocks named amounted to 12G,S00 shares.
Michigan Central. on sales of only $500 shares.
rose from 717s to 1884. and Central and Hudson
advanced to 1928 Considering the strength of the
general market, the new fayorte, Erie, made little
headway, its price only advancing to 21l2021as.
Canada Southern was opened up with sale at Ash,
after which it declined to 44l2 rallied to 45l and
closed at A. The remainder of the list sympathized
with the movements mentioned to greater or less
degree, except Jersey Southern, which declined
from 202l4 to ia. 1t is evident that the move-
ments of to-day preparatory to great celebra-
tion of Resumption day, by stock spectators at
least, but by them it is hoped that the general pub
lie will not disregard the cordial invitation to partl-
cIpate.
Of the coal stocks to-day about all that can bs
sad is that the Delaware, Lackawanna and Vest
ern, Delaware and Hudson and Morris and Essex
did not decline, but, out of respect to their sur
rOuudings, showed fractional improvements, while
Central Of New-Jersey, after opening up a per
ppnt at
Union was more active and advanced per cent.
Pacific Mail was dull at 14G133s and Sutro Tun-
mel sold at 37s
The market closed excited and buOyant.
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alatbinfrp.

IL Win sell cheap small horizontal horsepower
engine boiler nearly and Of good make GEORGE
IL ADAMS a son. No. 50 Beehman.sL. Citx.
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faw Schools.

VALE Law School.-RegUlar course, 2 years;
GTa0uate course for degree Of DCLl wears Fall term,
ulens sept 70 Address pfuf WAILAND Now'liaycn, Ct
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LIMITED STATES, AND BRAZIL MAIL
FOR ST. THOMAS, PARA, PFnXAM9UCo. RAMA
connecting AT 81 lliOM 40
ysi,b German steamers Tor PORTO RICO and SPANISH
MAIN ne frstslass iron steamship CITY OF mo de
JANIERO Captain " cir viii aDoye ports on
SATURDAY. Jan. al p. m. Freight at low ratss taken
Tor ports Positively rrlThts received after 20
Freight must Dc paid IN advance Freight received al all
times at RObcrss Dock, Brooklyn. -. ..,,.,-- ,,,-,,
SHIPPERS DESIRING INSURANCE CAN EFFECF
SAME UNDER OUR OPEN POLICY, -
freight zsgoents passage having elegant 40
'''' ONCE Iler ~ East River.
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DACTFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

pACIFlC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANl'
i sailing from Pier foot Cnnalst. North River
For SAN ERANCI-CU via I.THMUS OF PANAMA.
Steamship ACAPULCO. Tuesday. Dec. 81. -,
Connecting at Panama fo central and south America anu
Mexico.
PROM san Francesca Japan and China -.
steamship CITY or PEKfNG. SAT, Jan. 4, 1873, noon
From Francisco 10 Honolulu New Zealand ana
Australia
Steamsnp AUSTRALIA Monday, Jan. 20.
general Information, apply az CompanVs
OF Csna- -, North RIVER And Or passage
al Ticket Office. No. 25I BTOadYay
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.INDERGARTEN

IN and ELEMENTARY CLASSES OF Professor ]. Kraus
and Mrs Kraus Boslte west 2Sthst October l.
SEMINARY for Kindergarten teachers November J. Pro
fessor OF tho first propagaors OF the Kinder
garten Mrs Kraus Boee pupil and co worker
OF Proebes WidOw is assisted by experience of twenty
wears Ia Germany, England and America.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31

SWARTHMORE COLLEGE, ten miles from
- pladelpIa und tho care q. Friends gives thorough
collegiate education % both who here pursue the same
course. Of study and receive the same degrees.
For catalogue giving fun particulars ~ % courses, OF study
terms &c, address EDWARD H.. MAGlllr President
rwarhmoye College Swarihmoc. Delaware County. Pen
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31


NE Collegiate Department; Glasses in Greek, LATIN and
Mathematics hours daily Miss COmstock Will
receive applications for admissions Greek and gen.
era superyIsion, MI I. I. TIMANENIS.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31

MISS BALLOW'S English and French School
WI for Young Ladies' and children No "a East 22is w
reopen ThuTSday. September 70.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
OFFICIAL REPORT " y STOCK EXCHANGE SALEs
AsrepOrted BY the cold and Stock Telegraph o.
MONDAY. DEC. 80, 1878.

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTAENE
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QUITE of ROOMS private bathroom, clos
- &C. with private table only or without board rooms
for gentlemen references. No SO East 2Uth.st.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
BAN FRAsCisCo CLOSING PRICES OF hisiN" sAoCh.'
Saturday. To-day SATURDAY. i"-uay'

Sierra Nevada opened at AZ, soId up 10 TT "H0
closed at 39l9. -
Covornment bonds were fairly active and firmer
all round on better London quotations. we annex
current quotations:
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3nstrutIl1n.

A DVERTISERS!
N SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR THE TRIBUNE" ana
ALL FIKST.CLASS CITY JOURNALS TO
ONE OFFICE.
BROWN & PULVFRMAN, 1888 broadway. New.York
Send copy when asking for estimate or
farm
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Art Schools-New-Y Fork City.
IRIS. LOUISA b. CULVER

WIN receive pupils painting Landscape flowers stin life
china and decoaton) studio THE Bella" No 4s East
2Gth.st., corner 4th ave.
references Mr. J. Huntington, Mr. VIM Hart. Mr. James
NJ. Hart Mr.. A l.. Below.
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Doar0 dno Rooms.

EaSL bIU0.
pOARD.-A party of gentlemen or family
ID obtain two rse third hoor Of elegant
house private table II desired terms satisfactory No l33
hJth.
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For Youug Ladies-Brooklyn.
BOARDING aud DAY SCHOOL for Girls un-
der Ia pleasant Aolur constant and thOOug1 In
sTuctjon Unusual opportunity for heathul outdoor e1e
else highest references Address Miss c. EIKINS station
n klyn Office.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31

.lfTH- ST, 1874 EAST.-Wel furnished
- rooms southern exposure good table terms moder
ate rrfe
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Q a'AA - ~ -
l0O....Dc. S6L
Canada Southern
900. be. 40
100. ..D3O 45 .
Ohio and Miss
300...bcb3. ia
Nj southern
100. be. Ia
Ohio & Miss pfd
100. he IS. 1913
& y & | q
100. ..bcb3. D
~ ~ BUSINESS. s
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-17
NATIONAL TOPICS.
LETTER FROM POSTMASTER FILLEl
TO THE WASHINGTON AUTHORI-
TIES.

HE DEFENDS THE ADMINISTRATION OF HIS
oFFICE--A PROMINENT TREASURY OFFICIAL
TO DE REMOVED.
WAsHINGToN, Aug. l5.-Thc postmaster.
general has received a private letter from
Postmaster Fillcy relative to the charges
against the management of his Office and
more particularly the removal of clerk,
which have recently been published. Mr..
Fillcy says that the clerk who was removed
was negligent in his official duties. and was
discharged for that reason only, He further
says that there have been no political con-
ventonS or caucuScS to which he could have
been ordered to do political work. Conycr-
sations tn officials at the postoificc de-
partmcnt elicit the fact that Mr.. Filley is
held in as high regard ut the department as
heretofore.
A PROSPECTIVE CHANGE.
1t is understood that Kenneth Rayner,
solicitor Of the treasury, will be retired at
once, and assistant solicitor Robinson 0p.
pointed III his place. Rayncr is an old
man, being over seventy, but is vigorous
and hard faithful worker But he has
written some opinions recently that have
shown him to be dangerous man with his
pen. One Of them which caused much
ridiculc was to the effect that the notorious
female, DR.. Mary Walker, was entitled to
one years pay as "A clerk Of the treasury
department on the ground that she had
been promised an appointment by a former
secretary of the treasury Another OF
much more serious character was in favor
of restoring to banks in the South gold
captured during the war, and still another
which would have taken millions of dollars
out of the treasury had it not been reversed
by Secretary Sherman was to the effect that
confederate railroads were entitled to pay
ment for the transportation of troops and
supplies during the war. Secretary Sher-
man could not stand any such opinions as
these, and promptly reversed them all, and
Rayner thinks his services have not been
appreciated But the last and most absurd
thing Rayncr has done was to write two
long and laborcd opinions within three
weeks of each other taking different sides
of the same question. This was on an ex-
cecdngly important matter--iiying the re-
sponibiity Of the late Metropolis disaster
on the North Carolina coast. The first one
fixed the responsibility on the owners of
the vessel, but before this was promulgated
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-17
CATARRH.
Sneezing Catarrh, Chronic Ca
tarrh, Lucrative Catarrh,
permanently cured by
SANFORD'S
RADICAL
CURE.

Sanfords Radical Cure for Car,arrh II safe, Ger.
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passages OF every feeling Of hcayiness obstruction
dizziness or dizziness. COnstitutiOnally administer
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stimulates the stomach liver and kidneys perfect.
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complete control over the disease. The remarkable
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fail, Of Sandfords Radical Cnre, are attested by
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cannot be sub-tan.lacd by the most respectable
and reliable references. II l. great and good med
icinc, and worthy all confidence. Each package
contains treatise on catarrh and DR.. sanford In
proved lnhang Tube, and iul! directions for It's
use In all cases. Price 81.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-17
7 ,ANlE BACK
AND
II II T. L M a IT'S M
CURED Ri
Collin s Voltaic Plasters.

MESSRS. WEEKS & POTTER: Gentlemen
One year ago vas seized with q severe attack Of
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cures, bat without least benefit when my son, a
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few week. since one year from The first attack. the
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Ny wife wishes me TO add that one plaster has
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the suffering Your very respectfully.
OBLASD, Ne, June b, ls1b, ROBERT COMTUN
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-17
NEW SERIES---NO. 81.

Rayner wrote another opinion, fixing the
responsibility on the government inspectors
Of steamboats, and acqutting the owners of
all blame. This let the owners collect their
insurance. This seems to have settled Raw
ner's case, and it is now stated on good au-
thority that his removal will take place
when Secretary Sherman returns.
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An Enthusiastic Friend of Sanford's
Radical Cure.
NOTATION. GRANT & BRowS's FIRE AND
MAXINE INSURANCE AGENCY,


MAXINE INSURANCE AGENCY,
~ Pine Street 81. LOGi-, Mo, Feb. :, Isl,
A. A MgLLER, Washington Az, City.--Dear Mel.
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tarrh and for the past two years have suffered ser
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them.
really think It particularly adapted to wants Of
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assertion that 100 OF. walls (as o samplel 10 be
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o. course YOU could largely increase thi. number
Why not try IT. Yours truly, WIN, BOWEN
Sold by all wholesale and retail druggists and
dealer In medicine throughout the United States
aud Canada- WEEKS a POTTER. General
Agents and Wholesale druggists, Boston, Mas.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-17

New YORK, August l6, 12P.M.-Wheat
Quiet, nominal-No. 2, Chicago, 81 10;
No. 2, Milwaukee, 81 IA; Red Winter
easy, 81 0S@1 10; Amber, 81 00@1 IA.
Corn-quiet, -steamer- No, 3,
Az; No. 2, 40}l, Gold. 1905.
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NOT A QUACK NOSTRUM.

GESTLEMEEI hereby certify that for several
years past have used the Yoltaic plastcrs in my
practice and have never known them TO fail in
aording speedy rcliofn those cases for which they
are recommended. They are not quack nostrum,
but remedial agent OF great value, Very truly
yours W. c. COLLINS, ~ ID.
BucKsPOET, Ne, May q, ls,i
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ppIrE o. lENTS

combination of electric aud yOltaic plates, with n
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