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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LosO, n, May Ill .3oP. N.
Proiuce-Spirts Of turpcnnc. 2is. Cd 2Js. per cwt
Linseed oil. El6 lis. n Ell por ton
xScIsc LAsa ManKKrs
LONDON. May II. 1878.
In the Mincing' Lanc markets during the pat week
business has not improved Sugar quiet There
inquiry for low brown Sorts grades OF Porto ko
at auction brought iu rates West Indian
ccpt line crystaEcd yellow moro WAS doing Ia rchned
rather large supply OF coffee offered which mostly
sold last weeks prices. except East indsL
which rather easier. saltpetre H. active aud
weaker. Tea dull aud unsettiod parcsi5
seasons Congou brought Is I'd to is Id h. Indian
teas unchanged Rice Ia good demand; carsoos
OF Burmah brought higher rates In spices there
feature. .s.
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE nEroRr Is
LIVERPOOL. May II. 1873.
Pos--Easorn dull DIS. Western dull vt 49, Bacon
Cumberland dull at 26s. o.. short rib dun 27s long
clear dull 2oS 3D., short cear dull mt 2os. Hams-
Long dull SIS shoulders dull at 2is Beef
duh at eSs. extra dull at lOJs prime dun
,os Lard-wostern dull nj 3'is. I'd. 1aliow-City duh
duh a. 5s line dull Mt U Cheese American choice
steady G4s Lard oil duh 4ps Pour-Exlra state
duh ~ 80 whcat-So. I spring duh at los. i'd
No. sprng dull nj los ID winter dull lis Id Corn
Mixed dull at 20s. ID Old duh 25s Gi.
for Cottonseed oii--Yelow American. mona tho
market.
FINANCIAL
LONDON. May II, 1879
Paris adsices quote I've per 72sc
account
PANS. May IL, 1879.
Exchange on London. 25f 1Ghc. for short sight
LONDON. May II, 1879.
expected that about $500 600 from tho East viii 20
into the Bank OF England to-day or Monday.
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Tho following tasie shows the highest and loves.
TIE MosgY MARKET.


Money on call continues easy at por cent, and
during tho afternoon fell as low tx per cent, clos
ing u higher. Tho following wcro tho rates OF
change on New York at the aforementioned cities
to-day:-Savannal, buying 116 premium, selling u
premium; Charleston, worry scarce, e a 316 pre-.
ium, y premium; ST. Louis, 100 prcmum Now Or
leans, par y u; Chicago, 90 to IS premium, and
Boston, f2k discount Foreign exchange was quiet
att SO Tor bankers 60 day sterling bills and ut IS
for demand
THE GOLD MARKEr.
Gold sold at 1907 throughout tho day. Tho Dor.
rowing ratos were Hat to per cent
BOLD cLRARIxGs AT NATIONAL BAsK TIE STATE
SEw YORK.
Currency balances. ................... 2oo, OLD
CLEARING uoUsK STATEMENT
currency exchanges. $oo w, oy
currency Oaiances.. Z1Vo, 900
Goa eAchhngos. aooo,
u0u ohi~hccs.. Soo,o1o
WEEKLY CLEARING HOUSE, STATEMENT.
currency Or 20!
currency oaiabcos.... l.lso 81
0oiu eAchahges.. 4tzlo,vts
1oiu oaiaIcss... ezoo'oio
GOVERNMENT HONDA
Government bonds wore Ia moderate demand and
urn. They closed strong at tho following quota
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The closing prices Of Philadelphia stocks wero:-
MINING sHAEa

Tho following were the opening prices OF mining
stocks at San Francisco to-day:-Gould & Curry,
5k; Savage. 1oi Choar Potosi, 26; ophr, 80; Halo
4 Norcross. Z; Crown Point, 4; Yellow Jacket, ~;
Belcher, Virginia Consolidated ID California, 26
Overuan, o; Raymond Ely, 2; Best Il Belchsr. "A;
Union Consolidated, 81; Alpha, ~; Sierra Nevada,
3; Mexican, SIX; Eureka Consolidated, SO; Justice,
A; Utah. ~; TIP Top. Xxi Navajo, "a.
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TIE BANK SfATEMkNr.
Tho bank statement shows the continuedydow OF
currency tho interior TINS city, tho legal
ders having Increased 81 700. Tho specie down
a. $50 400, which Is partly due to operations m con-
pection with the marketing OF the ~ per cents.
qhere has been considerable increase in loans and
deposits the former being up s2o94, 800 and tho lat
Ter g. 9o4 000 Tho surplus reserve shows decrease
OF $500 100 but tho banks still hold sl6,o945oo In
excess Of lawful requirements.
Tho following shows tho condition Of tho New York
.tv banks this week, as compared with iast:-
Muy4 May IL Differences
to,ns s22g 936, 400 1882 $50 700 Inc. 81, 0g4 300
sYcrie ... 80 O5i, 900 2.,409, 500 Dec 2,tS2, 400
irgaIirnIers 38435 900 3s,Gl2,O00 Inc. 2.I76, 700
nsuosits -. 1g9074,0O0 20l 5000 Inc. 1,yVl0O0
g,Icuat,oD.. l9,y9s, gy9 i 2o,O3s, 100 Inc 34,so0
rng sbbkieS MARKkr.
rha Inndon ndyccs Report consos and United States
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE. X. L.. Nay IL. 1878.
The msrkc for % sqnsre cloths continues quiet without
any business OF note Buyers and scors aud
nominally 3c. 5lGc Tor extra and
durd respectively In 56xGJ cloths thsre have
and with stocks we'll cleaned quotations
Arm at &c. s3 il6c cash. Tor spot goods. and 3c.
ed or
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and lc. &c. dearsr though quiet The
between the calls 10000 bushels M
81 2sk 81 20 for choce No Minnesota ~ 23 ~ ~
Tor milwaukee, I'll 23s tor do TO arrive 81 u for No
chicago and 81 35 for red At tho hrst cali 90
bushels No red winter for May. sold VI 81 500 bushcs
do Tor June at ~ 3J 81 81 anu NJ the second calI
5000 bushels No spring Tor May, sold alsi ~ Tho oI
lowing the bid and asked prices the second cali
No winter Tor May. ~ 81 bid, 81 81 asked; do Tor
June 81 S01s bid. 81 - asked; NO. spring tor June
No. Northwestern, ior May, u 22A bid. Vi "a asked
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. spot cotton: .
1o-pey Lat ne's Toll l
Consumption. .....s M 40. ITO
Dclivcred baiss. yesterday For future
delivery sales follows amer
r. M-May. 100 bales Ut lo.sec.. 40 ~ ils7c TOO
Ioo6c 100 mt ~ ioy7c; July 800 AT llO6-. 10 ut
IIU7c 80 mt ilosc August, BOZ a. IL iuc. 30 ut
lille 200 ut lie September. 3oD at 1us.c; Octo
bor $40 at loose. 40 NJ iu.64c. December. so ut
To-day, ny 70 one 4. May. Sol bales az
notice TO day. 10 5c 100 short notice 4tu) ut 10 oJ
June, I,2LU IL Q3c. 90 NJ III Ole, LOO at Hoe
100 ai Hole. 900 4 Use. July. 400 at ii.isc,
TOO at H. i3c 1900 ut IL lie, 2.oy ~ lLlic UoD
400 ii5c.. TOO a, IL i4c. 100 a. H. lse., 900
al i0c september 80 ut - ssic. 100 at 10 Sic.
at no &c., 10 slc October, 100 ut Iuts. 400 NJ
10 U7c, 40 1U.05c lUo At loose. $40 1T i067c;
November. 20J ut iU.J4c., 3p at lo57c.; December,
200 NJ i0.55c, 20D At l057c.; January, 200 at
Tho receipts tho ports were as follows Gaivcst GA
600. Now Orleans Ia; Mobile, l23: Savannah. 2BB
Charleston o.; Wilmington. Us; Norfolk, 1855 Baltimore
New York. LIZA; Boston. 10; Phiiaic phia rs Total
bales 1his day last week. 2U2 tins any last ycar
245i Total sincs September 1, 4ioi.372 Jalcs Cotton
pressed; by sail, &c To Hamburg. BY steam. sc, cen-
pressed To Bremen. by steam. l-11c ompresssa, by
sail re TO Liverpool. Nd w steain by sail. ioUiL.
es~od
PLoua AND vaAis -Reccpts -Four. IL s0t bills wheat
49, ITO bushels meal 90 bbls $40 sacks
iIyi72 bushels oats - do rye. 81. $40 do barley
lIis do Dacy matt, 300 do Flour au; the sales
Including state, Western and Southern about
ibis, within tho annexed range. Rye Hour quiet
with $50 bbis Corn meal ruled steady, with
state 70 arrive Monday sold At Barley and
A.st- v.niaw ar0 uuts Va -
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COpARTNERsHIPs.

fINnE COPART> ERsHIP OF BUcKENMAM COLE 4
Hail. OF tho city Of New YORK. dissolved b. mutual
this date. The business OF tho lat. will be
continued by Il. -. Buckenhsm at No. 10 Maiden lane
where payment OF debts due Tho late nrm be made
EDWARD q. BucRENhAM
GEDh9E q If.E,
JOHN HALL
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A Singular Story
4 NAN WHOSE JOINTS HAVE grown
TOGETHER AND RENDERED. like \
STATUE,

\ MAN WHOSE JOINTS HAVE GROWN
TOGETHER AND RENDERED. IKE \
STATUE,
NEw YORK, Max Is Jonathan u,
liass oi Cambrla, Niagara county, has
mol a int 10 his body, lle went 10 he'd,
in 1857 and has newt been out II il
since, lie cannot move even y finger
liz ian rs caplaia Of canal boat be,
tween Buffalo aud Rochester N 1920,
and was getting stiff then When h.
coald mol do any WORK he had 10 qull
enabling, and then weut H. hook keep
!ng, lls joints kept getting sitter
and slilitr, The dOelols could do him
no good, and n last he had 10 give W,
aud, for twenty one years, h. has
been abed NJ Tho farm homestead 81
hia family between l,0ckpoit and
Lewiston, lis trouble commenced
with paln shooting through the Dol
tom Of his right f,ot that iumbled him
10 the ground, The foot commenced
10 swell aud got 10 DO almost twice
In natural Size, Nov Bass Il literally
q bone man, There Is 10 more bend
10 his legs, arms and body than there
IL 10 u marble statue. Ills arms are
rs fast 10 HI, sides ~ III they were
nailed there, For eight years after
he went to bed he could move liS
the joints finally became solid
bone, They have to iced him with
spoon, Ills jaws are as immoyable
rs bis other joints, There is Space
between his teeth that is just wide
enough 10 get food through Ia 1860
he became blind, His mind is sound,
but he speaks with difficulty,
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NORTHERN RAILROAD

1878. SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 1878.
On and after May 6, lS7S Passenger Train
" viii run as follows
UPWARD TRAINS.
Day Express Train leaves Concord at l0.45
A,M.* and Accommodation Train at lO40
A.M"tor White River Junction, connection
it'll train for Well River, st. Johnsbnry,
warton, Newport, Willoushby and Magog
Bakes, Stanstead, Quebec. Bath, Littleton,
Lancaster, and the White and Francon-
Mountains. Also, withtrains for Mont
peier, Mansfield Mountain, Burlington, st.
Adams, Rouse's Point, Montreal, Ogdeng.
burgh, and the West.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Concord st
$50 P. M for White River Junction Bristol.
EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Concord
at $40 p. NJ. for White River Junction, con
Meeting with trains for Montpelier, Burling
ton, st. Adams, Rouse's Point, Montreal,
Ogdensburgh, and the West. and with Wood.
stock II. X. for Quechee, Woodstock, etc.
*Or on arrival oil trains from Boston, Wor.
cester, Portsmouth, Portland, &c.
DOWNWARD TRAINS
INFORMING EXPRESS TRAINleaves White
River junction for Concord at 200 A. NJ, or on
arrival Of trains from Ogdensburgh and Mon.
treal. This train is run to Boston on Sunday.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves White X.
junction for Concord at 600 A. NJ.
TBRIsTOL TRAIN leaves Bristol for Concord
At $50 A. NJ. and Franklin at 9.05 A. N.
rMAIL TRAIN leaves White River junction
Tor Concord at 1928 NJ, or on arrival OF
trains over the Vermont Central, Passumpsic,
and White Mountains Railroads.
DAY EXPRESS TRAM leaves White River
junction at 4.29 p. NJ, or on arrival of trains
rom Montreal and Ogdensburgh, Brattle'
ooro, Keene, Bellows Falls, Windsor, &C.,
at Concord with train for Man.
chester, Nashua, Lowell and Boston.
tThese trains connect at Concord with
rains tor Manchester, Lawrence, Ports
mouth, Portland, Nashua, Worcester, New
y ork, Low ell, and Boston.
GEO. L. TODD, Supt.
Concord, N. H., May 4, 1873.
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EDr age.
wednesday, May 10, 1878,

At meeting of the Democrats
State Commiltee held at Burlington
the oh inst, il was unanimously dc
dided TO hold The STATE Convention
at Montpelier Thursday, June sOlh,
The Secretary Of the Stale Committee,
Mr. WA Sullivan, informs US that the
Issuing u a formal call was lvit to The
Chairman, Hiram Atkins, Esq., who
has been called TO Washington to
represent Vermont At tho meeting Of
the National COMMITTEE, aud thai no
will attend TO that duty at once upon
his return,
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The Presidential Frauds.

The admins tration journals will
hardly succeed in their efforts to per.
suade their own party, much less the
country at large, that the disclosures
made within the past few days touch
ing the Florida electoral frauds, aye
only worthy of being laughed at and
can be dismissed with ridicule. Every
Republican who has conscience must
feel deeply concerned at revelations
which seriously irplicate his party in
the greatest crime ever committed
against free government, unless they
can be met, not with the ridicule
which one OF the familiar ways in
which the guilty evade charge, but
with something amounting to dis
proof Heretofore Republican have
been assured that these charges. that
the result of the last presidential cleo
ton, as ordained by the peoples bal.
lots, was changed by inquitous means,
had no other foundation than Demo
cratic assertion, but this pretence will
no longer avail. The men who now
come forward and testify to facts
showing that the Republican candi-
date, who now sits in the presidential
chair, was not elected by the people,
are Republicans. They are the men
who made up the count, and they
testify to the charges of fraud hereto.
fore made. For the Republican lead
ers and their organs to affect to be-
little their testimony is simply to enter
a plea of guilty for the party.
But this is not all, and the affecle Il
hlghtoned disgust Of the Repub'' .ican
party at the character of Der mis- and
company is for another, an', for them
tar more important Issue, which is,
Who were the men behi nd Dennis and
company, and employ ed them for their
nefarious work I Upon this issue the
testimony of Dennis and COMPANY ia
competent and important. The law
49, that the 'es,i mony of an accomplice
standing alone is to be taken with
caut'on; but, it colroborated, it is
sufficient for conviction. Now the
evidence, indie pendent Of the testi-
mony OF Dernls and Company, is very
strong to Show that the magnates of
the REPUBLICAN party, including Hayes
ana Sherman, were behind Dennis
and sompsny, and that Dennis and
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NE " ENGLAND Ne VS..
vERMc,Nr

'EnN INT.
-A' Dur''ng,.on, Tuesday, the dead
ooo' Vi man was found IN the
W'noosk... river above the dam, lack
my "'e head and bearing every in
u" alton of having been in the water
some time. The body Is supposed to
be that of Cunningham, who has been
missing since April.
Tuesday last Lille w., a six years
old daughter of George P. Foster OF
Montpelier, was gathering flowers on
the summit OF 'Keith's ledge when she
walked too near the edge, and tum.
bled down the rockey precipice dis
tanse of nearly rs feet. When picked
up See was unconscious, but soon re.
covered sufficiently to walk home,
where All examintion disclosed several
severe bruises about her head. Wed.
nesday morning the little girl was
comparatively well.
The First National Bank OF
Bennington. has resumed specie pay
ments.
The Messenger says that during
the month Of April, there were lol7
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State Elections.

Oregon holds her State election
lst Monnay in June, the Sd; Aa'
bama and Kentucky, the first Mon
day in August, 9Th day f, Arkansas,
LIST Monday in sept, 2nd ; Vermont,
lst Tuesday, Sd; Maine, Snd Mon
day, 9th, Most OF the other States
vote this year in October and Nov
ember They elect, respectively,
State officers, Legislature, etc. Also,
members TO the next National House
of Representatives, for the term Of
two years from March 4'h, 1879. in
due time u table will be published
giving the time when the remaining
States will hold their elections.
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Company were simply their
lools and that these magualss
who received The fruits Of this great
crime against The American people
are lhe great criminals, This is The
issue nav behre tho people, Let il
not be disguised, aad let there be y
tall aud taIr trial, aud let tho real
criminals, be they high o. DO they
low, be exposed and subjected to The
Indignation OF tho American people, -
~ II, Rtfioi,
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Brilliant WhiteWash.

Take onc,half bushel Of nice un-
Stacked lime, slack it with boiling
water. cpver 1t during the process to
keep in the steam. Strait the liquid
through u fine sieve or ssralnCr, and
add to IL q peek Of palt, previously
well dissolved IN warm water three
pounds OF ground rice, boiled to thin
paste, one.hali pound Of powdered
Spanish whiting, and one pound Of
clean glue which has been previously
dissolved by soaking it well; then
hang 1t over q slow fire in n small
kettle within a large one filed with
water. Add five gallons of hot water
to the mixture, stir it well and let it
stand for few days covered from
dust. 1t should be put on hot, and
for this purpose it can he kept in u
kettle on portable furnace. IL is
said TINT about a pint Of this mixture
will cover a square yard upon the out
side OF house ii properly applied
Fine or coarse brushes may be used,
according TO the neatness OF the job
rcqai'ed. 1t answers as well as oil
paint for wood, brick or stone, and
it is cheaper.-[tlousehold.
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BALLnu's MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR
JUNE. The June number Of Ballou's
Magazine is as fresh and fragrant Of
good things as the roses of the month.
There is not a single dull article in the
whole book; and, as people wan, some
thing TO occupy their time and minds,
We can dono better than commend
them to buy o: subscribe for Balou's.
They will fluid it ali that the most fas-
tidious could desire. Only Is cents q
copy, or $3.50 per year, postpaid
Published by Themes & Talbot, 90
Hawley St, Boston, and for sale at all
the periodical depots in the country.
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horses Of tho duliable value Of $4,000
shipped from Canada iato the United
States by way Of II, Adams,
"A len year old son Of Seymour
KNeeland Of Waterbury, was thrown
from q frightened horse, Friday,
When picked up by his father, he,
was supposed IL be dead, The horse
slepppl upon his head, ile was
restored 10 consciousness, aud the
doctor has hopps Of his recovery,
An old man manned Robert
lirownlow was lound dead NJ tie
Buuy House, swantou the
other day
Edward W, Collins, a workman
Ia an Eat Dorset, f,oac quarry was
crushed 10 death tho other day, by q
illlne macs Of stone,
Tie hay crop promises TO be one
third greater than usual IN Vermont
unlr's doonlh Intewenes,
On the 9Th oi Jnne u young lady
Of BralllebOro was 10 be married aud
leave Tor Europe ona bridal tour
All the prep ualions were made, aud
N q week she was tomcet her ailianced
ut Saratoga, when last week Wedncs'
day she received a letter informing
her Of his death In san Francisco OF
spinal meningitis, after an illness OF
only three hours,
In the iirsr seven days OF his work
1t st. Adams, Mr. Maxwell, the TEN,
perance agilator, obtained $50 sig
natures to the pledge,
--isiciard Peabody, the iOrgcr, who
IS still confined in the Jail at 81. Johns
Dury, busics himself with studies,
lrawing and reading, aud says he
Is finishing his education, lie las
wound the bars OF hls cell window
with white flannel, that something OF
he gloom might be removed,
On the farm Of Martin Guild OF
the other night, stone forty
Get long, twenty feet wide aud four
e,t thick, slid down the mountain
'carly n mile, tearing Up trees and
else in its way. III many
'laces the groun was torn up TO tn
Iepth Of two feet, aud the noise was
. great as 10 awaken persons two
niles away.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
miles away

The amount Of the lorgeries of
Thomas f. Ladd, Of Laconia, will ex.
coed 5000, in seven notes. 1t is
th.ught that Ladd has drowned him.
self
"A Nashua man who was running
home IN the thunder shower the other
night was deluged by the contents Of
"A starch pail, and thought he had been
struck by SOFT lightning
The rate Of taxation ia Plymouth,
is Sl,66 on II hundred.
IS. X. Upton of Acwo,lh has II
sheep, 10 years old this spring, which
has had % lambs and raised l6 of
them. Sac dropped a lamb this spring,
which weighed 10 pounds and
6 ounces.
A dispatch received at Ports
mouth, announces the death OF n. ).
O''rlo vi that city, while Oh the pas
sage from New York to Malanzls,
whittier he was bound to take pos
session Of his estate and that Of his
late vile, which were contiscated at
the time of bis Punishment from Cuoa
for taking up arms against the Cover
mcnt, and which were now to hav =
been restored to him.
Triton Seminary is to receive
$4,000 by the will of Mrs. Sally Fowler
OF South Seabrook, n. H., the income
of which is to be expended to help
poor students preparing tor the minis
try.
The Claremont National Bank OF
Claremont recently declared a semi
annual dividend OF five per cent, and
at the same time raised their surplus
from $4,000 to $52 1000.
The case of the State against
Joseph b. Buzze''l, for the murder Of
Susan W. Hans on ut Brooklield, Nov.
II, 1874, will be tried at the adjourn
ed term of the Supreme Court for
Carroll County, at Ossipee, commenc
ing June IA instead of May 9TH.
Iusted of building tramp hotel
the Selectmen Of Londonderry, send
their pedestrian visitors to James
Dickey, who is paid thirty cents per
head tor lodging them and giving
them food.
The Rev, Daniel f. Richardson
of Hanover has shown very marked
symptoms of insanity, being at times
violent. lie is now in his seventy first
year, was once professor of Greek
and Latin in a North Carolina college,
and for number of years a mlnistea
of the Baptist denomination. He was
member of the Stale Constitutional
Convention IN 1850 and Postmaster
at Hanover during Pierce's admins
tralion.
The Seectmen of Rochester recent.
ly found living in one-story frame
house, with a small basement, Ave
families, numbering 80 persons.
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In his anger at the Presidents Civ.
ing the Collcctorship Of New Orleans
to George l.. Smith, Kellogg threat.
ems to disclose some Of the secrets Of
the roltenness Of the Louisiana Re-
turning Board. lie hints that one Of
the leading members of tina, infamous
conclave received a bribe of $4,000
before he would "stand up to the
rack" BY the way, while Kellogg
has his hand in, he might as well tell
how he bribed soma OF Packard's
bogus Legislators to vote tor him for
United States Senator.
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lit Is pleasing to note that the de-
maud Tor honey is increasing in several
new channels Its being used largely
by blewers making ale, aud hy tobao
eoniSts IN preparing tobacco fpr the
market. lls use for medicinal, culinary
aud other purposes Is also increasing
Bee J0ulWdi.
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A SUCCESSFUL PHYsICIAN.-The
most experienced and successful ply
sician in New England, who made
chronic and longe standing diseases a
specially, is DR.. II. Greene, "a Temple
Place, Boston, Mass, whose advertise
:nent will be found on fourth page.
His success IN curing such cases is
without parallel, and depends uron
the fact that he discards poisonous
drugs, and follows nature. Consulla
ton ee.-Boston Globe.
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The Democratic Congressional Tx,
seutive COMMITTEE unanimously agree,
10 common with the other members
Of tho party, that there should he an
investigation Of the Florida and
Louisiana Presidential election frauds,
for the sole purpose Of acquaIu'Ing the
people with the hcts and not with u
view Of invalldaliOg the title by which
President Hayes holds Office.
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FclcllvillC.

Fclchviilc.
Samuel Stewart cut off his lutte
toe the other day, while chopping
wood, having lost the large toe Of the
same foot before.
-Luther II. Kendall bid of the
house bnilt and occupied by the late
VIM. Felch, Esq, up to the time of
his death, at S675, and his son L. Z.
Kendall has moved into it.
The chair stock has been closed
off in bankruptcy to E. w. Watkins,
owner Of the factory, who Is awaiting
a customer for both; the works are
now at a stand still, the result Of the
dull times.