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New-York tribune., 1878-02-18

held Mt the solicitation of the presidents and at the
place and hour named by the committees.
In the stock market to-day the tendency again was
light, with Lake Shore once more TO the front Tue
opening dull and for the first hour prices were de-
Ginning. But later there Simultaneous movement
upon the whole list, which quickly restored prices, ana
the small bears to work at their usual Saturday
afternoons liquidation. which carried prices up about
L per above the opening and closed them strong
Beyond this the market presented no feature Ihere
new seets because OF the vote III the
Senate market did not rise In the morning so The
traders sold stocks which they bought back Ia the
afternoon because II did rse and after having thus
contributed their mite to cpeeral activity fingered
s.er Board hours discuss the strength OF the market
us or another day they VIII stay 10 discuss its weakness
RANoK or THE STOCK MARKEr
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18

uAtRNA T.a iC -urai-Iric.. i'nain unchanged and
nominal ~'e lu war ln-sr 20 'fana ana iaulS
intru ard -h,u'p I'is Frcri fnr H.
r.s -no lrKc 5fuo nGE- $40 hhds fxrorts daring
f GH1 tINt~. 10. go Dag. ard $500 hhi- iu'uflns
f.,vr- nui ~, ~ rhts ~ ~ United Ntsi'f
,5u sIa-.p Brit~r, - - gnintAl ier
,,..t Amrlr.i IiI.I. -. 9r5b hi iur Amer
--'. sfl Per cita' f American s4laf' uss l.tif
.- aid =, 81 fpr linC per QIllti Ho
Ig uf.. .ss i.r comm b. sad al for FInc Pr,at'ts
II ssf.- - ner hl.. rIll1v. ~ 5oaSJ pr genital
.z YELLOW -l-drf grr aiT1'a do Mflr. 20 f~t-h
torn. Iu-0lHA I'AS Ir. att"n tFcfh'. f"lfF acl,sr
Ttiar- album naf at Havana Tor The atd
state ,f box - sugar TO-. hhf o sugar - - ltj
I,f Ilr Nn4-ie s-0-- '.ia 'A'aig az I"riH 90 III.
Nrrt r Do'.I. IUit iDr tnr u" ~at'-p"f Joy ~
Sugar. -Nt.. hlu. 90 suEaT, = ''erSi Pf hl"- nt
iiai.r.fs. So J. ft@ 81. !flNto uLtiLnetl rpAish
r,p .-i t.f.-a Itral--tr irregular, Win an ui.
ari frus-I,y the Uut Siai-- rD Day. ,uu'nry i1t
fr.in shott -irtf 3d., $40. prem ID dts fld 'db
ru. siof sisht Co.. 1dv prem. on London iISl5 prem
MI I.II.. .aA.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18

above legal re.
Ggireuents...... sl4O9j,G5o lJc2f2oU Inc. 72s.550
4hcther ornot the conclusions to-day OF wast shall
prove 70 be correct the weakening the gold premium
and the sticning Of prices for Government bonds far
pisncd evidence that the Washington news was re-
earded as favorable TO final defeat OF the silver
sehere And this view not inconsistent with the
reconeeivcd IDEAS Of what the vote the Senate
TO be- Few persons hays believed il 10 be possible TO
amend the Eiaud bill IN any essential particular and
the most that wa. hoped by the friends Of Honesty was
that the Bland bill pure aud simple, wold fail to COM
mand two-thrls vote of full Senate. But 1t Is
amended and by the decisive vote Of 40 % % The Tree
coinage clause is stricken out and tie Finance Commit
tees substitute adopted n Is conceded that the bill
IS has passed the Senate, only less Objectionable
than original ball but the vote for the amendment j.
thought be large enough 10 furnish grounds
Cor hoping that the Senate Will insist thus reducing
Che chances for an agreement between the two Houses
1t also maintained by tho hopeful that there VIII he
few Administration senators willing 10 be convinced by
executive arguments of the evil Of trying any more ex
IeImeAts with finances and OF the npraciicabity
Of swapping horses while still on the waters Of
pension" although in sight OF the shores Of resumption
The trade committees net the railway presidents To-
day, and with results which past experience had taught
US TO anticipate The usual amount OF specch-nalng
was done. and the presidents were, as usual anxious I0
the commerce Of this city While one side talked about
discrimination OF rates the other side talked OF the lack
OF terminal facilities afforded by the city There is much
force in the complaint concerning the latter subject but
the lack affects the frst and affords no ex
cnSe 10 the railroads for making the burden st greater
by discrimination IN charges after the freight is dev-
cred az their depots As taking and not action was
the order Of the day it would have seemed pertinent
10 request the presidents to explain what terminal
facilities had 10 do with the making Of compaets which
allowed rs Mr.. Vanderbilt put H. tolerated lower
rsir for all the other Atlantic cities than for
HewYerk II Is 10 be hoped for the credit OF New
merchants that this conference wiz be the last that will
be sought by the merchants II is time for talking to
sesse aud for action TO begin, that the meeting
between trade committees aud railway officials will be
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18

cash 25c bid March Ryo scarce and waniei az 53c bid
held higher whiskey steady at 81 o. Pok ni9
but firm s. and 5i4a 5Lc Tor Shoulders ciar Ilb
and Clear Sides, loose Sacon quiet az a. O ana os iY
Shoulders Rib. ard Clear Sides Lara FIRM AZ 81 80
Receips-2 900 bs Flour 5000 bush Wheat 10 eco bnsh
Corn 9 900 bush oats; l,i00 bush Rye.
wILMIxGToX. n; c. Feb i6.spis1ts farpertne firm a.
steay at 81 Hard and 81 Is fos Yellow Dip and Virgin
Tar steady AZ 81 80.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
WOCL, MARKET.

PcsToN Feb I6.-wOoL-Tbe sales incule Ohio and Penn
Floece-. Medium x. Xxx aud above at lSci
MicJgan Wisconsin Fleeces at 400 s3c western FIee
3|c Comhng and Deiane at az ad52ci oregon Comgg
al Uuwashsd Fiecces AZ 22Q2Sc.; oregon az
5c Sconred ri 3ds5c.: Super ard Pulled AZ % ~
DEE Fall and spring forua very fair demand wlth
a OF Jf6 i7d3tc Spring and l3 g16c i0r
fa movement in california WOol Is more slisfaci ~
tan n Other nalf the sales OF the week
have been description The total sales Of Domestic Tor
thc week ,20O,JOO %.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
OFTYCIAL REPORT y. J. HfTTNG STOCK tx
CHAEGR SALES FEBPUARF lG 1875
1HrEn RnARp-2:3D 2. N.
sArrNpAY. Felrnary 1G-r. ".

The bank statement this weei; presents no
important changes except IN specie which is increased
SsG4 roo Loans are contracted 1914 ana the legal
tenders decreased S31 400 On the other side deposits
are increased $4,000, and circulation Is c1pan.ed
s94 100 The entire movement results il an increase
OF 1898 500 in the total legal reserve, and " 72- $50
in the excess above legal requirements. The total re-
serve (sG7 s57, ,200) s 3193 pcr cent OF the total
dep os;s AGAINST 3l6J last week DedCcng TIE specie
in full from the deposits the grccnback reserve iS'
$4,000 is DOW 1914 per cent of the remaining eur
renc deposits against le42 last week. The conpara-
tive totals are as follows
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18

Ia STATE bonds there were small transactions IN DIS
trc. of Columbia SOS a. 774GT Hugnia c0ucols.
deferred. sold 1es 4c, ald Missouri Is long bonds
az lJ5la
Iu iac city bank stocks we note salcs Of tnerican Tx
riaIgr 400 at 0looie: Bank ol America 90 az
!22 Bank Of Commerce 0OcD al I17 Park f5D ~ 100
Central National az az 90, and Fourth National j2 dt
s.
Rliroad bonds only moderately active. Bur
linz. Un, Cedar Il pts an1 Northern hrs;s wore freely
traded in Gfl236i"i, AMI hlusas Pfcnc
incomes. No &c, at 13ii9l2a: Miruisan Cen
trI - seliucat 1868; Nsw-Jcrsry Central nrsts
at 40 and Rock Island new f0riy years slX
cents at i07li Lake shore frs,s con re-. sold
at 10. aud coupon seconds at 9G7} Union P3c,hc
sinking tIud Ia 07s. firs;s selling - l0ls, aud
Central Pac ia tirsts. Oregon brauca. sly We note
sales of It. PAui l. aud ~ division, ~ % Ld H. agd D.
division 9i i2 Northwest tsi ~ lo1l5 Ind gold con-
SOS At ga Morris aud tS+cS ser'n, a. 1853 1922;
Eric srcJuds al 1855 icJ3s and thirds al iO1;
Great Western fi.-fS Of I~~S a. 100.
Cold opened at 1929 at fti t. lP-'7 on gold loans
fbc 3i2 aud > f"r
ryns The Assistant Treasurer paid olt 81 coo n con
interest the public dcbr aad ~lJ5 $50 ~ redemption
Ol called bDlls. The hdY- business of Ia gUi Clrifns
GepariIntui of The Bank oi Ncv-lOrk covered: G1d
cirarrd Gil 900: gold bainccs. SlG-9Gll; car
rercy balances $lGGj,l52. the gold quotations were
aS follows:
lO.........l02a 1927. @-.-..... 1929
FOrclgn cxchaigr. usral on Sa.Grltr. Wls quiet.
ard rates were uucanscl. The clrrcit quotations are
as annexed and selling rAte ara '.u 3D.. cCnt lower:
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
1rvg srocK NAnKErs-BY TELEGRAPU

,turAGo Fob n Ths Dc5psrS JouTndi reports HOGS
Reerpts 0OO shipments 1890; all grades strong; Mixed
packing - S0q$i Lgh sIGSi O5 Choice Heavy, 81; all
sold
CAITL-Reccpts. 77o shipments 1000 market 91st ani
eas, Oh ice noiins Medium Good steers, - 5UHt4 %;
arers and Stockers 81 S5 50 o0 Bulls, Cows a
stays 6ui; weak Cows, $2dF3 90; Bulls, S-@$j 10
stays. $2d2 IS 80 -. "a
SiyR-Eeceips 2OO shipments l460; market dali at So
lSi o..
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
ppoyrpEycE r. l.. FEB. l6.-The PRINT Cloths Market
closed guoi az o,sc. cash ageG the sIne less "a lc ~
fred ard STANDARD GiN4, dhd sac, aske4 lOt
6GxGU sales of the week, G6,5OO pieces.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
financial.
DEFAUITED BONDS.-All kinds BOUGHT
~ AND SOLD by
ALBERT H. NICOLAY dE co. 43 Pnest, N-w-I0rk.

ALBERT III. NICOLAY & CO. 43 Pine-st. N-w-York
ERiE RAILWAY. Y.-FORECL0SURE SALE
~ supreme OF the state Of NewYOrk-Th. FaToers
dsnpsIy aud otGsTs dtfeldSnis| q aud pir.uu
enieEsat special Term Of the sai Sa.sms Court n Tho
entitled acion the seventh day Of November A. D.
1871 Goorge JicsBor Curtis Referee appol9tei inersn t9
sr ~ nq so sg, gsa .s a xe mentioae In he con-
plant mentioned in the said Judgment aad
decree being as sane otgaget OF INTENDED so 20 ~ 70 no
rage be3riag date on the fourth day Of Febray A. 1914
hereby give notice that 90 the twcByih l OF issa
esngs saesroc@. 10 III srasdw way IN the eitv q New
and h te t public auction to The highest bidder CASH.
the following bed property Al and Singular us raj
H,ssa Ryer including nns terminus Of the sai
railway Lake Erie ard the railway known as ne New;
that part Of the the Buffalo Branch cf
iRe e e Es y Sc YS d aso ali son
company the states OF YORK and
ines rss brYases WAYS bains ss piers wharves
ereetions fence, wal axnTes fansse M s plynsys asa
ne. tenders, ears carriages tools maean.fy'
eTery kind Jeonen or appcrtainng the said eoapsnyi
tolls income issues and profits arising ont Of sad
an he estate light little and interest terms ana renaneeros
terms franchises. priyeges ana rights o acton OF @ w.o
unto the NcwYork and Railroad Company uuo "a,
Id h Hssy ba5 fS%Pq S' and nd qaS s
The Buffalo Brsd9rd and rits61rS Raroad conpany % ~
the Long Deck COMPANY aso an and snssr he & eGs; t 20
easehod estates contracts and
other PROPERTY in tho sad Judgment meniioned 49, ,,.,
twenty first cay OF January A. D. ls7S; ,,.,, ,...o.
TURNER Ike q MCCLURE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
The Of the described properly heretofore adyer.
used to take ple on hs tyetE mr.. cay Jsney 1s.s.
so III Bruadwsy in the city Of New YORK was hen and
there sdoTned TO the wentyhfth day VI MARCH, 1870 a.
TIC same ''Df "A1 p--' GEORGE TIcKSoa CURTIS,
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
.RINKLNG AND FINANCIAA

RHopE ISLAND STATE e.. duo 1898, for sale by
ii. 6. WILLIAMS 4 Co., 10 Nali-st.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18

The imparmct ~ capital shown above cause II part
by adefaeat.oa VI 800. 600 by the paying teller.
since have recovered $1,000 d OF 'He
money taken riue NJ by cetaaton TO ssS9i 81
and The .ound capital OF the banS a.eOidhg I"
the tyemI,rs estimate o$7$3.joi %
We b.ye fair prospect Of obtaining from hiteon TO twenty
thousand dollars more this account
The Bank has regularly examined ~ committees oil
e Eoaris Directors in the manner and
With the same which employed in banEs generally
but the teller enabled by eoluson both within and WITH
out the bank. TO conceal bis crime.
lie the service 0f the bank for nore than twenty-five
vcars lived economically boe high reputation, and was
much respected ANA trusted.
The referees Judgment s530co. mentioned in the EN'
arin.rs statement liability, Is claim ip the amount OF
drafts ased through bank for collection with what are
claimed 70 be forged nior5cmcnt It IS disputed by the BANK
and il now peuing undetermined before the supreme court
our counsel a-e have good prospect Of success
IN relieving ourselves of this claim.
The other OF the And ordinarily occurring III 'ue
course OF banking business.
they have occurred obtained security for fhen
at the time deemed quite nearly sufficient The steady de-
Inc in values OF The past years has prevented our rsE
lag o them and rendered the securities far inadequate
as 10 cose the balance ~ tbs impairment above stated
There is reasonable prospect Of realizing considerable sums
from sch securities included at all ~ The Examiners es
mate oi assets.
oar Board Directors has resolved 10 reduce the capa OK
be bank 10 Hrnird Thoaa aad Dollars aad the stock
= li,re are promptly asserting 20 This course.
We have added The 0ar tie following gentlemen: Jans
Hallsarten esq OF IIay ytren ~ Co; MyTOn p Bush esd
President 81 tho Marine BaGk OF BuFdo and Henry IT,
Cook eq President of the Frst National Bank Of Bat now
a resident of this city.
to thauk Won for the confidence mann sed
fact thai but little stock has been @erta iHr
safe ad that connne your Dusness reaoas "i'H
Ntly iOaPtCtiD4.}
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
g buyer 10 days. : 81 buyer so days

s buyer 10 days S1o buyer so days
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA SrOCTS.
BID Asked. Bid. Asked.
City Ga. uew......lISs4 ll5l. Schuyl Nav. prtf :
L. II. r. cf y. J.. li9 100 NoftheTi cen II - u
Penn. r. E......~. 291s 19'2 IchEh Nay ll2 -
Reading p. 1873 l5-. Pitts. III q Buf SO ~
I,cllrh Valley X. 30 3g1, IestorviIc H.G. "a =
CatawisSa, prui.. 80 .. Central TTaLspn S22 80
PHI. IL Ere R.R. o'a
The trad ns the Mining Boa "a continues to run IN the
low iancies, which today were all lower licIha ana
Edith declined 10, American Flax 90 10 ava Ia
crosse 70 .G3. Moose was active. at Sd>4Go.
Iiukii sold az 4 50346O, and Kings Mountain AZ ,.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
BnslNess Chances.

4 BUSINESS OPENING, unusually desirable,
~ OF long ished high reputation. The position a' IA
forest Of rrrg partner of $4,000 % $780,
OJO or more can be- secured by gentleman wth me 70
qUsite grocIa business experience, Ghiy ana eSI4, n,
un0xceptoa2 character Address In set eonD@ehee fA"i
SERSnIP, Box L. Tribune Cnce.
HtL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. desiring TO take
drontage of the ure,cnt depression Gd Invest IN COOL
panx wells at low prices ara now o.ers ths oppor
v Fzccent wells. ,aat must oe sold can o- sa AZ
at tie present low plee ot
oil Now ia the time invest CoFrSponei &c solicited
References given. w. MARSHALL DOe~'' Ass"'"'''~S
LAW Edenbarg Clarion Co., PENN
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
PRICES OF MINING STOCKS.

A, b.for, noted the prices Of Government bonds TO-
day were all higher. The trading arg par icliar-
~ ia tRc coupon auj registered If -Sl ~ lOb5~
IOGas. and The new Gyes a; 1Olas0iOll2. We annex
laf Z gfr,o an
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18

Tne annual meeting Of the stockholders Of The Union
for the choice OF directors fo me
ersuag year. the transaction of other business waien
may legally before meeting, III be bed Al the ONCE
of ihr I,onrany No ~ Equitable Building. Bnstop. On Wed
u-sday March s. 1874 10 oclOcS, Transfer DOCKS
viii be closed after SATURDAY., February %.
SIDNEY DILLON, President
HENRY MCFARLAND ID, secretary.
BostOn Febfparv I, 1873
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18

The following the balances in The United States
Treasury at the close on business to day: Currency,
SfJ42 1885, special rInd for the redemption OF fraction
al currency $lOOO0O00 special deposit o. gal tenders
for the redemption Ofccrifcdtcs 81 pOs }372O OGO;
coin Gnciudng CeD certificates, ~ .142 1000 1870 2OJ
7s6; outstanding iegalt"nders S3i9, l1O.124.
The receipts Of Orr ana gram at the prn pal Atian-
DC nurin this Oh dAy 0i February, wore:
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
Dipioeno Noilees.

TIE NArfOXlL BANK or THR GEPugIfc.i
NEw.YORK. jan 81, 1875. y
A DIVIDEND OF THREE CD PER CENT,
a free Of tax has this declared, payable Feo
cioSeb 49, H. ". FORD, Cashier
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18

TURNER. LEE 4 MCCLURE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,

ct. JOSEPH and PACIFIC and KANSAS
y aad NEBRASKA r. r. first mortgage bonds st joseph
and Dea CITY r. Y reorganized bought ana soti "
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18

AUAN- FAFEF-H iNNTANf. (
NO 80 BROADWAY NEwY0EK. Feb. H. ls1s.f
rE'HE TRANSFER BOOKS OF tins Company
will be closed fron o'clock =. H. February lS, 10 the
morn NJ of March q ]. G. BABCOCR, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
lluauclal.
FlFTu NATIONAL RANK.

FIFTH y NATONN BANK,
Nev-York, February II, 1873
SPECIAL ELECTION for Directors OF
"A this Rank ,or the ensuing year will De held 1t the Bank
ir Roonis on TUESDAY March 10. 1873. between the
hours Of u ~. aud y. IL. IiOafeON OasnIel.
4 Gas STOCKS. ... .,..
4 NEW. .YORK AND BROOKLYN GAS STOCKS AND
securltie. dealt in also BU 10 MlFCAL and
OF KOCIIEsIER GAS STOCKS BOUGHT aRd SOLD, by
GEO. II. PItENTlSS,
Irna'lSf y. Y.
DARLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS and
ID NORTHERN First Mortgage BOnis and stock Also
old bonds, wanted by uHSLl Cl'f. = : q -,
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
CHICAGO Axp ALTON RAILROAD CeNrAyr,

c,,,cy OF TIKI UASs:BlL AND ST. JcsEpH RAURoAD Co,
7S BROADWAY, NEW. YORK; Feb. "a, 1873,
rTHE INTEREST maturing March J., lSa3,
4 on the FIFPFEN-YEAK EIGHT PER CENT CON-
VKRTIDLE BONDS c this Company WI be fad on rfesea'
taon OF e proper coupons the Bank OF North Amete
40. al WatsL, NewYSrS on and alter fklDA1 Maten IL
1878. J. a. hAHtO'' S'o'V'-t''
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18

Foreign cxchangr. usTal on Saturltr. Was quiet,
ard rates were unchanged The current g1otaii1us are
annexed, and seiliu. rAtt )su %. ccnt lower:
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
Bnu.i,ua Gouscs auo Bankers.
GGp.nss 3anks.

CECOND DIVIDEND. D.--DepOsitors IN Freed
y savings Enk may serd BOOKS 10 \ L. hftthiS'
Banker. COS Broadway, corEcr B0uisL
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18

TINTED STATES TRUST co. OF NEW
4 YORK, No 40 Nal-st. -Nofcc IL hereby given ny NO
Tn tel states Trust Co. Of New Trustee n1dt mort
cacc made said Company by the ALBANY AND ki.Nhr
TNER IRON AND STEEL co., the first dy ef March,
- 10 secure the bonds % thar Company bearing eyen dte
with the mOftgagc that By lot made al tae ocs
said Trust Coopany oh February . lo, 10 sesofgshee
vih the provisions u the mortgage the bond. OF sad ALA
Ny AND RENSSELAER, IRON AND STEEL COMPANY,
ns follows drawn gnd delegated tdr payment
on the IN ~ day of March, 1878: -. ...o Ia.
II l9s 257 $50 4 no 7s3 s7e 975 ll41 1893 1859
81 POS 275 3C7 Is2 j92 72i 103 s9 zoos lltl 10; Isl
90 96 279 3 5Gs COZ a. 797 935 1924 @ lS3 1881 l4Ss
~ 252 1856 ii4 j84 GGI 75f sol 9f4 nos 1874 1891
. PCS 3is 40 BIG G73 IA s63 $50 ll2T 1877 fZ1
Suc bonds VIII be paid. principal and interest oy the
Umted states Trsi Co.. York Trustee at leir oace.
No ~ a.t March 1873 and all crest Oh the b0ads
drawn as above will cease and after that date
JOHN A. STEWART, President
NeE.York, Feb 10, 1873
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18

Total bushels 2lJOi4 9bICO f6Ooo SZoOO
The following were the receipts ard shipments nj ad
from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, as reported by Iec
graph -
Receipts. Shipments
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18

serve and The total liabilities:
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18

The following SHOWS the exports exclusiye OF spece)
from the port OF HcwYOrk 10 foreign ports for the week
ending February 3, aid since the beginning OF Tie
year:
1876 1877 1873
For the week &34a0295 sI977.s39 s60ias77
Previously reported 254s5,1o4 2o,el25SS 3O,s3JoOO
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-03-30

STATE OF GEORGIA--PW.AsEIE County
l. F. T. MGGrn
selling
personally
nre reliable 'oe' -fF~'& &''' D"sS S""4 "i'S&
further ahl seeo,
makag
that they gentlemen of reliability
Witness my hand and seal ofoice this April 2 McaRIEF
49, LIBERTY HILL, CRAWFORDsVILLE, GA a7 Audt fSSf7
DOM n tissi n
FF~'f''-1N'
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-03-30
SOLICIToR's OFF.CE,

W. w. SELLERS,
.g.= MARION, s. &. Dec. % 1877.
Mrssrs. 4. f. lierril ,G Co., PAHolIphio, Pa:
Gentlemcn- three wears ago was
taken with something like asthma. The at
tacks at first came nj night, and whilst
asleep. 1t would awake me, and would
have to get up and sill up till il would wear
OIL These attacks became more and more
frequent, and increased more and more in
violence until the spring OF 1876, when they
became alarming. | had to sit up most of
the nights, could not breathe in any other
position, and not in Il sitting posi- ion with
out very painful difficulty. 1t wa, attended
with avery bad cough. The cy pcctora,ions
were of a white irohy character and very
tough, ]. became very weak and feeble.
My physician did What he could, bnt to lii
lie purpose li'hc know what aii,d me, he
kept II concea!ch f,@ m,. |, however, was
satisfied that tha ar.n 'i-,a~r ot cnm>lmp-
tlon was fast S''l- - 'g'I n@ .nnSs
Provideniu!Iy .a"tu, Recommendation
of the Hon 4 L.. -, i.prns tlhc Glohc
Flower SvIup ao. j. ,IN- known linn for
years, ard ais ., i.l F. -Ira inlirmitcs
dctrrmi.icdte NAV. nal Of The Syrup.
bought hottie AMI roinInrncrd taking it as
per directions. Iclt Il sensation oi relief
after the first dose ,t,kcn at night, bui had
to ger np before dav and 81 up as usual.
continued to take through the next day as
directed and al night before retiring.
have not hld Ia get up since. ! continued
to Iakc.it regularly Until | took i!irco hot
ties The cough gradually a.ini,iuh
br@athing became clr,r and easy, and fnr
twelve months have been in perfect hcaltl,
no cough, no aslhmctir affection, and
chcerlully attribute my cure to The use of
the Globe Flower Spr'lp. and would rccon,-
mend il TO all similarly afflicted. NV
official and professional lahors are particn-
larly, sirainiug to the langs, but | an, per.
fecily sq'lnd and well, and have 10 synp.
toms of any lung disease. | keep some Of
the SyrlIEon hand, and perhaps once Il
month takca dose of it, which think
keeps the lungs rigorous and healthy.
have been thinking !or some lime that
| wonld add my testimony TO the virtues of
the Globe Flower Syrup and now take oc-
casion to do iso;and if YOU can make any
use Of the above SO us to benefit the suffer.
ing everywhere, you arc at liberty 10 do so.
Respectfully yours,
W. w. SELLERS,
Solicitor 4th judicial Circuit i'm S. O.
Globe Flower Cough Syrup.
For sale ~
''"r9 A. c. DUKES, NJ. D.
A Ill kinds Of Christmas Goods can be
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-03-30

The reputation il has attained, in consequence OF
the marvellous cures it has produced during the
last half century, is sufficient assurance to the
public that it will continue to realize the happicst
results that can be desired In almost every
section of country there are persons, publicly
known who have been re torcd from alarming and
even desperate di.cascs OF the lungs, by its use.
All who have tried acknowledge its superiority
and where its virtues are known, no ono hcsita,cs
as to what medicine to employ to relieve the dis.
trcss anl suffering peculiar to pulmonary alTec.
tions. CHERRY PICTORIAL always affords in.
slant relief, and performs rapid cures Of the
millcr varieties 0fhroncha disorder n. we'll IA
the more formidable diseases OF the lungs.
As Safeguard 10 children, amid the distress.
ing diseases which bcsct the Throat and Chest of
Childhood, il is invaluable; for by its timely use,
mnltitudes are rescued and restored to health
This medicine gains friends at every trial rs
the cures il is constantly producing arc too re-
niarkablc tn be forgotten. No family should be
without it, and those who have once used il,
never will.
Eminent Physicians throughout the country
prescribe it, ami Clersymcn often recommend it
from their knowledge ar its effects.