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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-01

Agreeablyt to the provisions OF an actof Assembly.
directing the mode of selling unseated lands for
taxes, passed the 18th day OF March, A. ID. 1915.
and the several supplements thereto, the Treasur-
err of Somerset County hereby gives notice, that
unless the county, school. road and building taxes
dye on the following uDseated lands, are paid be-
zoe tEc day OF sale, the whole, or such parts of
caeh tract, as aii bay tbs ie<es end costs, viii he
sold at the Court House, in Somerset borough, On
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-01

n you fee, dun drowsy. dcbiiitated. have re
suent headache mouth tastes badly, poor appetite
and tongue coated. you are suffering nInn toifsa
liver, or .'biliousness. = and nothing VIII cure 70"
so speedily and permanently ast
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-01

The coaching club drive DIVA 90
Philadelphia. mex Saturday, leaving
New York 81 6 a NJ. ard reaching
Ph ladelphia TO dine at eight O'Clock
in The evening. Eseh gentleman
drives his Own four ia hand, and the
Journey with handsome coaches filed
with gay company viii be e very
lively one.
Hawking parties are spoken Of as
out door sport fer ladies 10 this coun-
try. reviving the customs Of media
val times, hawking clubs haze beea
established for scme time in England
already.
It is thought Stewards Womel's
Hotel, will be opened in few months
for general guests for which IL is well
adapted.
The flowers for Easter 10 fasblona-
bic churches were beautiful and eE-
travagant, and in some cases cost
enough TO pay the expenses Of the
choir for the season. Plymouth
church had the pew rails banked with
fo~Isythias, and Towering %currant.
dandelions and croeus, all in yellow
and green.
The church's great display Of aow-
ers IS the first Sunday 10 Nay, one II
its own anniversaries.
PIETRO.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-01
Liver PILLS.
EXECUToR'S NOTICE.

Estate Of Peter Glnllesperger, late Of Conemaugh
Tp., deceased.
Letters testamentary on the above estate hay
ing been grahtcd TO the undersigned, by the prop
er authority. notice ~ hereby giyen 10 those in
debted 20 il to maze in.I.edlate payment, and
those having claims against ii viii present them
10 the undersigned. at the residence Of said de
ceased on Saturday. the nth day Of May. 1878.
JOSEPH GINDLESPERGER.
SAMUEL THOAIAA,
Aprii3 Executors,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-01

for the Inheritance Of q Chira tea-set
than poor Elizabeth Tilton did to
save everything dear to her. Her
daughters only know her as a sorely
,ried and fond mother, and they have
not found the world so kind that they
could not turn their backs on II and
throw away It's considerations for the
arms and the heart which was always
warm to them. As for the husband,
there are men who stand prouder
than I. I. to-day, who in like case,
would be only too glad, knowing
their " shortcomings, TO exchange
forgiveness with an erring wife, and
would find more peace, in being dis
owned by the world and sharing the
~expiaiion with a fellow sinner than
ia nursing resentment through q life
time.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-01
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

sas1rM - LIVER DISEASEand Indi-
.kUI M M0NQ' Egestion prevail TO a greater ex-
.kNl VIVN EIeBt than probably any other
- nalady. and relief is always
anTr,lsIy f5ughJ alter. II the Liver is Regulated
In its action health Is almsst invariably secured.
Indigestion OF want ofaetiun in the Liver causes
Headache, Constipation, Jauadiee, Pain in the
Shoulders, Cough, Dizziness, Sour Stomach, bad
taste in the mouth. bilious attacks, pllpitation of
the heart, depression oil spirits OF the blues, and a
hundred other symptoms. SIMMONS LIVER REG
uLAToR is the best remedy that has ever been dis
covered for these ailments. IL acts mildly, eff
f~ectually. and being n simple vegetable compound.
can do no injury Ia any quantities that may be
taken. 1t Is harmless in every way IL has been
used Tor forty years, and hundreds from all parts OF
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-01
FASHIONS

Straw bonnets Of every color to
match the costume are the latest ele-
gaDee in millinery, and olive beige
blue. maroon and purplish braids,
trimmed with two-toned satin ribbons
Of the same color are more select
than the gayeties which led the sea
soa. Lace is more used for bonnet
trimmings. Handsome summer bon
nets have butterflies with real wings,
or .hose Of gauze and pearl resting
lightly amoog the black laces Of the
TOP Dresses of thin white wool
ereaadine. with woye b5urette trim
mings ia delicate peach, pearl or sky
blue tints are an importation tancied
by Young ladies
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-01

-.
There is another side 70 this cas-
which good christians may not Gnd
il impossible TO understand. Human
nSture can outgrow even the saddest
tragedies, whichever view OF the
facts q may take, nothing is truer
than that Elizabeth Tilton sinned not
because she was much weaker thar
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher or Mrs.
Frank Moulton, or any other woman
considered exemplary, but from cruel
temptation. She was 6 devoted
wife and mother up to the time when
the neglect Of a popular husband, aud
the fascination of a spiritual and af-
fcctiOnal attraction coming to soothe
wounded self esteem, worked her woe.
Her wayering, inconsistency is not
unnatural IN a woman assailed bv
every inducement Of self-preservstion
and interest, her home, her cbildren's
love, her fame at stake. Better wo-
men have told and acted more lies
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-01
.UachiHc.

UrnImantei " aehiae and stand, Black Walnut
Taila two Drawers, Pa,ant Box Cover. which
attaches to side ofthe Table, forming a
convenient work blx o- an extension
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.


A Train Full Of Persons Rstarnlhs ffOm
one Of Needy and Sankey's HsstIags,
PreOIpItatsd Into the FarmlngtOn River
terrible Less Of Life.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Jan. l6.-An ex-
curslOn train returning from q Moody
and SaHkey meeting ct 10 o'clock last
night, went into Pennington river.
Two engines, one baggage, and three
passenger cars went down. Five dead
bodies, two men and three women,
have been recovered A large number
are yet In the wreck. Twelve physi-
clans have gone out with q relief train
from this place.
LATER-The railroad accident at
Tariffville occurred at the treslle bridge
crossing the Pennington river Just west
Of the village. The train Was bound
for Millerton, aud carried passengers
for all stations between this city aud
that place, who came In to attend the
Moody and Sankey meeting. Two en-
gines, one baggage car, and three coach
es went down OF the western
end Of the bridge, the engines reaching
the shore, three cars breaking through
tho Ice 10 three feet OF water, and one
car resting on the pier. Seven bodies
had been recovered up to 2 O'Clock
am aud Il is almost certain more are
ln the wreck. The wounded may bt
numbered at forty, among them sew
eral seriously. Special trains from
WinSted and Hartford, bearing sur
geons, reached the scene al 80 am
Soon after the accident, the factory and
church bells were rung, and the citizens
rallied, doing ell that was possible
The bodies were taken on planks or
rude sledges across the Ice TO the Tar
itfVille side. The wounded and deaC
were mostly put on the Hartford spe
Cial train. A few were LEFT ct Tariff
vile aud Hartford, and the train tool
the rest around by Plsinville, on th,
Fishkill and Canal Railroad, to New
Hartford, on the Western Railroad.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18
Co1,on Rrohnnge NEeetIng


In response 70 q call, published 10 the
HEHALD Of yesterday, a number Oi our
leading business men met at the Exchange
rooms, when, after exp anatiOnH from MI.
ID. W. Lamkiu, PFesld, ut OF the Organiza.
tlon, 10 reference 70 the financial embar-
ra,sments OF the institution, various
methods were proposed as to the best
course 10 DO pursued 10 reference 70 the per"
petuatlOn Of the institution, and at once
placing II on q nrm foundation for future
operations A spirit Of determination on
the part OF those present was manifested
to keep up the organization regardless OF
few who felt themselves too poor
10 join in any efforts towards
reorganization OF the only body ever
formed IN VicksbnTg which could
truly be said was for the commercial
benefit OF every merchant, and that only.
Niter discussing tue question In various
forms, the following resolutions were
unanimously agreel to, and 'he secretary
directed TO collect the assessment within
the time prescribed, and 10 make report
to general meeting called for next Mon
daI, January 3lst. The following are the
resolutions inani nously adopted, and the
names Of those agreeing 10 pay the same
whenever called on by tue secretary:
Resolved, That the names OF all dc ln-
qurnt members be strlken from the secre'
,RTy's roll Il membership unless their dues >
be paid in the next tiye days.
Resolved That an assessment OF 80 be
made against the members OF the Tx
change, and that In order to erlny the
privileges OF the Exchange from this tO the
close VI the present season, 1t will be
necessary that the present assessment be
paid within i've days.
The following gentlemen being present,
subscribed to the agreement, in or.
der to give their action some substantial
grounds:
We, the members present, hereby prom.
lse to pay the additional assessment ol
125:
Moss 4 Martin. D. W. Lamkin & Co, J.
J. CoWan, Harrison & Lewis, W. II. An
drews b Bro, Swartz & Marx, AcCutch.
en- Co., J. u. Woolfo L 4 Co., Isaac Bon
ham, E.T Eggleston b Co., $. d. Currie
4 60, White & Co.. W. A. Falrchild, 5,
W. Boswell, Lee Richardson g. Co.
The m citing then adjourned, TO me et
again ut the time specified aDOve, prior to
which, however, the Secretary was In
structed tO again make arrangements with
the Telegraph Company for dispatches
the same TO commence this morning, Il
| possible.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18

M. MILLER died ct hls residence ak
JOhnsonvIlle, In sunhOwer county, MIss.,
on the 10th January, inst.
FRANCIS MARION MILLER was born In
North Car lima, In the year 1880. He went
to sunaower county In 1859, while still .
boy, where he settled permanently, DUR
Ing the war he served four years, after
which he embarked In business In John.
sOnville. He was distinguish ed for bis
nobility OF nature, genuine hospitality,
aud enjoyed the friendship and confidence
Of all bis fellow-cillzens. Few men will
be missed rom this community more than
Mr.. Miller. His funeral was attended BY
a large number OF the most respectable
people In the county. HIS body now re-
poses on the bank Of the SunnOwer river,
under the branches OF hls -. rite tree,
for which be cared 90 well Nay the sod
lie lightly over his body, as his merits will
ever remain green in the memory Of those
who knew him, g u.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18
LOVE LIaHFnNs LABOR.

good wife rose from her ted one morn,
And thought, with nervous dread,
Ot the piles Of clothes to be washed, and
more
Than dozen mouths to be fed.
There were meals TO get for the men 10 the
field,
And tue children to ax away
Tt school, and the milk to be SKINNED and
churned,
and all to BE- done that dav.
1t had raInod in the night, and all the
Was wet as wet could be;
There were puddings and pies to bake, be-
A lot OF cake for tea.
The day was hot, and her aching head
ThrOhbed YEARLY as she sain:
II maideus but knew what good wives
know,
Jennie what do you think told Ben
BrownW
Called the aTmcr from the we'll;
And flush crept up to his bronZel bow
Aud his eye nall bashlully fell.
1t was this" he said, and, coming near,
lie smiled, and stopping down,
Kissed her cheek--"'twas this that you
were the best
And the dearest wife 10 town
The farmer went back to the field, AMI the
wife,
In smiling and absent way,
Sang snatches OF tender little songs
she'd not sung for many day.
The pain In her head was gone, and the
clothes
Were as white as the foam OF the sea;
Her bread was ligh! and her butter was
sweet
Aud as golden as it could be.
"Just thlnkw the children all cried in
breath,
atom Wood has run od to sea
he wouldn't, know, II he only had
As happy a home as we.'
The night came down, and the good vile
smiled
To herself as she softly said:
"'TIs so sweet to labor for those we love
lrs not strange that maids will well.'
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18

KNOX-AsKEW-AaTrled, at the resi-
deuce OF the BRIDES father, Edwards,
Miss on Monday, January 18th, 1878, at
Op,m., by Rev. J. J. Daniels, Mr.. J. h.
KNOX, Of lcksburg, and Miss N. ELLA
AsKEw, Of Edwards.
Our friend Knox lie entirely worthy Of
the sweet bride he has won, aud we do not
read the stars Alright II they fail to reap
the full measure OF happiness which they
deserve, aud which the HERALD, in COM
mon with their many friends, sincerely
wishes they may enjoy through long and
prosperous welded life.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18
CIrcuIt COurG.

kDNksDAft jan lOtu'
james Linscott, convicted of assault,
on last Thursday, was sentenced to six
months In the county jsil and fined
$500. Furthermore, on the expiration
OF his term, be is required TO enter into
bond in the sum O. $1,000, with two
good securities, approved by the SheF-
i'll, to keep the peace for two years.
Chas. Cook, charged with grand lar
ceny, co.deiendant with Boston Miles,
who pleaded guilty on Tuesday, also
pleaded guilty, aud each was sentence
to Fix mo lihs hard labor in the peni-
lenliary. Cook Is from HlllsbOrO, N.
9, aud Miles from Indiana.-boLh
white.
Essex Broadwtll, charged with the
murder Of Major Berthe, was arraign-
ed and pleaded not guilty. Special
venire was waived BY both the defense
and the State. The case was set for the
fourth Tuesday Of the term, and W. b.
Miles aud q. NJ. Murphy, E qs., were
appointed counsel for the defendant.
State VS.. Aleck Morgan, grand lar
c0ny-trial, and the jury not having
agreed on a verdict up to the hour ol
adjournment, were discharged until II
o'clock this morning.
State vs. w. Z Crandell, grand lar
ceny-trisl, jury aud verdict oi "noI
guilty."
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18
A Noble TemPeranCc Martyr.


Burli gton Hawkeye.
Nine o'clock MI lay my hand
on my heart and forever fOrswear The
use Of intoxicating beverages"
Ten AMINO, thank you. Icy
my hand on my heart aud forever for.
swear the use Of intoxicating bever-
ages"
Eleven Am.-"Nuck, drink, drink,
LAID mJ han m hearts morning, an
forever forswore the use Of intoxicating
beverages"
High noon.-"Norrabit. Laid my
ham on my heart 'ish morning, and
forever forswore lh' use Of intoxicating
beveragesh." ,
Two p.m.-"Firsh time doeshn'I
count. But 'sh morning laid m'-hiC
hand ommy heart, and forever for
sWore use Of intoxicating bevslages."
Four p.m,-"Setlemupagain Thish
lasht time. Lay my ham mOmmy-hiC
heart, aud fullever fOshwer use oI
intoxicated beilaVages.'
Ten p.m.-"LNmrod, Gil tn fuf-ful
/ -hic -fui- lowing ho-hic-.Owl
/ He'sh Jolly goo fuf-feller! Lesh
fellever f.hwear uge OF tocSshicsdel
bevageler, -,
Eleven pm --"WhOo pee rmal' ri'
/ Smatter III you! Never miud bootsh
alIus sheep 'itA 'elu on. Lesh reveI
rshwear hic .-,ocksh-tshwes tock
( shp--,ock sE--tCckshead ="
The bell struck twelve. Mr. Dud!
took no note OF time.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18
sExTON's REPORT

Or the City Of Vicksburg, for the Deek ending
Monday, the lIih day Of JdnNqry, a. u.
1878, at u o'clock m.
Jan. 9-Edward Williams, colOrsd, 81
years, pneumonia, Warren county.
Jan 0-RObcrt L. Grammer, years .
months, diphtheria, ficksbu'g 18th Ward.
Jan. ll-susie Polk, Inflammation OF the
bowels and stomach, Warren county.
Jan. lI-Maggie Howard, % years, con-
gestlon o. the brain, ficksburg, lbt Wa d.
A true copy: 10. ARNOLD, Sexton,
X O'LEARY, Mayor.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18
Our Rsla,ionn with Mexico.

WAsHIEGT IN, Jan. l6 The Sub
on Foreign Relations OF the
House having special charge OF diplo-
matte relations with Mexico, will have
a meeting before that OF the full Com
mitlee, and will ask that further wit.
nesses be subpOeI el. They will delay
their final report to the full Committee
for ten days or two weeks.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18
nFor Her Golden Trernes"

That draped so gracefully an aIahas,er
neck, aud in waves Of majestic beauty
eucircled her delicate form, she was
solely indebted 10 a few bottles OF that
delightfully."- fragrant hAir-dressing
known Is Newton Smiths Hair Restor-
alive. It 10 not dye, does not con-
tain sugar OF lead or any other poison,
checks the hair from falling out, aud
gives II thick snd long growth on
bald heads lO'd&w.2w
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18
Trouble Expected

SAN FRANCIsCo, Jan. l6.-A Virgin
ia City dispatch says owing to the re.
cent imbrOglio between the Acta and
Justice mines, a number Of hired fight
ing men have been sent down to the
level on which connection between the
mines Is momentsrily expected to be
made. Trouble is expected when the
drifts meet.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18
An Age Of Competition.

In this dAy of the world competition
is active in the extreme But in the
long run il's the best which wins the
prize OF public preference in spit" Of all
the decei,s used to bolster up weak ar
riclcs. Fjr this reason DOOLEY's YEAST
POWDER il recognized as the highest
possible achievement In baking po owder.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18
DyspeDsIa Exercised.

The demon Of dyspepsia has been
expelled 10 thousands Of households by
the use Of DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder. There would be no dyspep-
iics, II all articles Of our food was as
wholesome and easy of digestion as
those made with DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18
NerXoua Debility.

VITAL WEAKNESS OR DEPEEssIoS 3
weak, exhausted feeling, no energy or
courage; the result OF mental over
work, indiscrelions or eXcesses, or some
drain upon the system, is always cured
by HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC
No. 28. 1t tones up and lnvigUrates
The system, dispels the gloom aud des.
pondency, imparts strength and energy,
stops the drain, aud rcjuvenates the en-
tire man. Been used twenty years with
perfect success by thousands. Sold by
iealers. Price, 81 per single vial, or
f5 per package of five viaIs and 81 vial
OF powder. Sent by mail on receipt Of
price. Address HUMPHREYS HOMEo-
PATHlC MEDICINE CoMPASY, 100 Fulton
street, New York. apls-eod&wly
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18
MARRIED..

ACUFF-HILDEBRAND-MaFrisd,o on
saturday, January 18th, 1878, near War.
renton, BY Justice Cbas. Z. Hutchinson
Mr. PRINCE ALBERT ACUER and Mrs.. II.
K. HILDEBRkND, all Of this county.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18
DIED.

GRAMMER-Dled, at ~ p IN, January
IS, 1878, Of diphtheria, CLARENCE, yOung-
est child Of g. A. Grammer and Il. Ella
Grammer, aged 2 years and II months.
The friends Of @. A. and N. e. Gram
mer are respectfully invited 10 attend his
funeral, to proceed from the residence sf
G. A, Grammer, on Harrison street, at 10
o'clock this "wednesday morning,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18

CoUeHs and Colds yield readily to
Schenck's PulmoDic Syrup, which ls
most agreeable remedy. 1t heals the
soreness, loosens the phlegm, and ex-
pels II from the system with scarcely
an effort ON the part of the patient.
For sale by all Druggista. jl.cod&wlm
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18

sTITH-DENNY-Married, on the 10Th
inst, At Christ Church RsctOry, BY the
Rev. DR., sansOm, Mr.. OSCAR N. sTTTH
and Miss NELLIB DENNY. ali Of this city.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18
SweetneSs wI'hln the Reach Of

By the ingenuity of DR.. Price, we
haI now before US the sweetest and
most charming odors. His Floral
Riches surpssses in fowery and grate-
tul perfume any cologne or toilet arti-
Gle we have ever seen, while his Alista
Bouquet, Hyscinth, ETC., are really cap
tiyAiing.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18
Dennis Likely to be his Own Success
anF.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Jan. l6.-A Demo.
cratic caucus is progressing tonight to
select 9 candidate for United States
Senator. A ballot in joint session to-
day resulted, Dennis 30, Thomas Is,
Grooms IL, Robinson 8, Blair and
Wicks 3 each, Steiner, Republican, Is,
scattering 8.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18
8sh EKAL MARK ETA.

NRW ORLEANS. Jau. I6-Flour duh
superhne, - 2ig4 81; XXX, "a 6@5 Ni
X&X{' 1895 w; choice, ~ Ola6 rs. orr
active demand; white, 49,; yellow, 5ic.
Oats quiet and hrm; chVlce 3ec. COru
meal dull, 81 9i@! o.. Hay steady, good
demand; ordinary, $40 81; prime, fl6;
cnUlce, Sl7@ls w. Fork dull, quoted ::
old, tIi; new, 81 10. Lard duh; rehned
tierce. 1905, keg, sc. Dry salt meats
hrm; shnHllers' loOse, AZ; packed, 4hci
lear RIB des, &c; clear sldes exc. Ba.
con scarce and trm; shoulders, SIC; cleaI
iib ,ide,, &c; cl, ar sI0es, 75Sc Hams duil
quoted choice sugar-cureu, canvased, 00f
lie; uncAnyased, sISG WHISKY quiet aud
stead 4; rectiaed LOuisiana,t' or Western,
81 0Ial 10. Coffee dull, ordinary 70 prime,
cargUes, l6A@l9c gold. sugar ~ tiv" and
6tm; cOmlJn " good common, 4K@6Ko;
fair 10 fully fair. 63<96{1; prime " choice,
6Z07Ir; yellow cIarih Il, S9d&c. Mnla-.
ses Ct ady, good demand; common, ,i5@3Oc,
iair, 22G?Ic; prime to chUiIe, 2s@36O
Rice scarce and d IN; ordi ary 70 choiee
Louisiana 6GBKc. Bran hrm, aye.
CINCINNATI, Jan iB-FlOur dull aud
unchanged Wheat dull "nd heavy.
Corn steady, fair d'mand; 500 lOc
Sg@SSc, Barley dLIl; No sprlng
&C bid. Pork open d strong closed insId,
figures, &llE@lI.l7I< Lara fair demand
steam-rend' reu, I 9OU; kettle, ,7X@~c. BulE
meats Culet bat nrm. Box meats
hrm. Bacon Inactive; shoulders
SIC; clear rib sides, 6Hc elea' sides
SIC. Whisky quiet, 81 .. Batter dull
pIime to chues Western reserve, 20@.3c
central Ohio, l7@9Oc. sugar steady
H0ps actY, and dun; packing
So 9j@i lO;receipt,, so head shipments
ST. LOuIs.Jan. lG-Flour dull and weab
SUI eltine rail-, s. l5Gi 30; X FalI, s. 500
I 80; Xxx Fall, S. o as ~; family, 81 bU@
o IS; choice, ;5 9Jd6. Wheat lower
No red FAN, 81 l2I4@l 10
No . spring lOI Corn easier, NJ
mixed, 4l,,c. Rye dull, 62h@j9Ia
Barley dull; choice Minnesota aud Wiz
consin, 7j9 0c. Oats: Ho2, 2iA@24i &
Whisky quiet, 81 ". Pork DuOy an
Lard IL c Odered, 7r bid, Bulk meat
ii mer; hOuldets, 2Hi; clear RIB sides
S.1uc@j.Bl'. Bacon dull, clear RIB side'
ga.
,, Hogs stronger; packing, 50 6j@S O.
Cattle very little doing. Sheep good d.
J mand atd .ayy; shipping muiions, $j'
8 -,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18
The Parent of Insomnia.

The parent Cf Insomnia, or wakefulness,
10, in nine cnes out VI ten, dyspepiic
stomach. Good digestion gIves sOunh
9 eep; indigestion inierieTes with 1t. The
brain and stomach kyWpathIZe. One Oi
the prominent symptoms Of = weak state
Of the gastric organs is disl lurbance OE
the great nerve entepOt, the brain. lu-
yiEoIate the stomach, and you restort
equilibrium 10 the great center. A most
reliable medicine iOr the purpose 10 Hos
letters Stomach Eitters, which is far
preferable to mineral sedativcs and pow
eriul ma cOticB which, though they may for
A time exert sOp9rIiiC influence upon the
Ira,n, soon cease to act, aud inyarl t6ly
ipiure the tone VI the stomach. The Bit
ters, on the con rary, restIre activity to
the operations Of that all.important organ;
and their benedcent influence ls reflected
In sound sleep and tranquil state OF the
nervous sy stem. A wholesome impetus ls
likewise given to the action Of the liver
and bowels by its use. eodA"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18

VIZ call attention OF our readers to
the professional card Of DocToR {.
BEARD, tie well-known New Orleans
Ocuist and Aurist. Doctor Beard can
rive excellent accommodations at the
Orleans InGrmary, l42 Canal street,
New Orleans, TO patients requiring
operatiOne,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18

MlyIsTER WELsH's speeches ST Liver
pool show him to be possessed OF good
common sense, and the impression he
made was very favorable. He is evi
IDENTITY a man Of very different stamp
from S:herck and pierrepont,