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WHOLESALE GROCERY nABKE

BACON, per lb-Short clear, 3-4@l0ci
shoulders, 63-IG7c; Breakfast, 10 l-2@ilc; dry
BUTTER per ID Western, 3O@Sjc; cou-try
BAKING oWpERs-VorIousb brands, Ia
lb cans, per doz 81 2i@l 30; IL do do, = 5J@
CHEEsE-Wesi . ID, Is to 10 lee.
CANDLES Star, Is TO IS, ljGlGc.
COFFEE-Java, per III, 2s9SO; ri y choioe,
22al9 Pei prime, 2l@2l Lie; common 10
fair, 10 l-2M3O Ice.
CONCENTRATED LYE--Vanous brands,
tdog 10 ca $, per case, u l09l 10.
FisH-Msckeral, per bbl. $40 OO@slI CO., kit,
u OOa:l - white ish kit, 05Ssl %
ERRINGS-Drisd, per oOX, i0G50c.
FISH-Dried goldfish, per o,G3.tg7c.
LARD-In fierce, 93-iGlUc; 20 10 pals, 100
10 l.2c; and 10 ID in tins, II 3'4@l2c.
uAMS-Per 10, fancy brands, l4E@ lo52c;
MoLIAss Es-Fancy Loui lana, per gal,
GO@t5c; Choice, 559GOc; Prime jO85ocf Fair,
RiCE-LouIsians, per III, 7S7 l-2c.
SUGAR - Granuiated, per H., IL 2.lGl2c;
Crushed, II l-29llci Powdered, ii l,2gl2c;
Cuffee, a, per To-, 10 l-igiO l-3c; ChoiGe
nary to Fair, saS l.lc; Common, S-i@S'.
S0DA-Case; bi.carb. English, 6Gsj Lee
key, p h 5G5 2c,
sTARCH-Various brands, per ID, Fi@ic.
sOtP-Oliye, 55496c fancy soaps, per box
sSNLT@Liverpoo sack, 81 6Osl G5; Ohio
river, in bnls, g 45gs2 co. table, per sack IL
"TFA-Gunpowder, 50d75c; imperial, be9
s5e. .Iapan, 6GgOc, OOlong i0g15c.
VINFGAR Cider, 259a0c; white wine, 30
s'''' Dry GOODS MARKET.
pRINTs-Robes "a; Pinks 9s1S; shlrtlngs
~ Soil is, o 1.l. Standards, l-496c; Stifel,
lSc: iarnsrs, &c: harmony &c.
BROWN ETIN6S-Atiantic, A. -
Indian head. "A axe; Nashville "A, sHc
Iii, o i-4c; Dwight, 81; Pepsrel, Il ~; Pc
u fai ~ in ".
BLEAChED MULLINS u amsutta, A,
Ike: Fruit of thu Loom, loo; Lonsdale, s1Se
Hope, NC; Peabody, SCI New Jersey c.. 10,
Nassau, DC,
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LiTTELL'S LIVING AGl..

Jan. /, 1875 THE LIVING AGE enters upon
Its l3Gth volume. During the year II viii
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EsuuI.ENrs AND FwuiTs.

ESCULENIS- lrlsh potatoes, per hbl, 20 "a
2t3 Ol, onions, per bbl, ~ iJ Cuhbugo. WoH-
tern, per crate, " o.
FRUITS Apples green, per BIZ, go 600 I 30
Apples dred, per IDs, 7Ic; Oranges, pen hhl
II 10, LOmOuN, per box, 70 40,
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Receipts, net, 2,56j bales; gross 4,i7I bales.
Exports to Great Britain ?,2OI bales; coast-
wise bl bales; continent 1881 bales. stock
301 7ji bales.
Weeks sales 1880 receipts net y $50; gross
81, 3G2: exports TO Great Britain I1,4l5; CONT
nent u %; COAstWlse 7, 800 bales.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


NEw York, March 10 -SiOokg ARE strong.
Money at per cent. Gold VI s-sl OF bid,
ENchhuge-long 81 So, short ~ MA state
bonds quiet. Government bonds urn and
highur iur sOlue,
Gold opened at q no.
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RAILING STUFF.

BAGGING-L,ght, Hh@li%c; Heavy l51aG
100.
TWINE-Bailing l59lS; Cotton, 2Og22c.
IRON TIEs-Arrow, ~ Is per bundle, with
discount on large lots
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BREARSTUFFS.

FLOUR Crescent, In sacks, $50, san
Incinto, So 50; Empire, s. %; NXX, s3 % I;
Eagle, s. 10; Magnolia, in sacks, IS lbs, ~ 20 )
Todd's xxx, IS 80; state Central HNNM,
~ q; Choice Family, SO u ; star Mills, XXX,
- 10; Graham, 50 10; bran, 81 90 corn meal,
Gjc.
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Periodical

in the world, Of the most valuable Literary
and Scientific matter Of the day, from the
Critics, DISCOVERIES ana Editors, represent
Ing every department OF knowledge and
Progress.
The LIVING AGE is a Weekly Magazine
giving more than
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Houston and Texas Central Railway
Bur- Yopr Tickets ana Ship YoBr Freight
b. the

The following Ofnces and Agents baya
been establishing by this Company, Where
Information may be had concerning no.
only the II. Is 7. Is. Railway, but TsKss geo.
eraily;
r. L. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
AGENT, AZ Broadws y, N. Y.
Gen. J. b. no = ERTrON, Pass. 4 Immigre.
ton gent, llS N. Third street, At. Louis, Mo,
A. ALLEE, North western PnsH. Agent, i0i
CLARK street, CHICAGO, III.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent,Nn
Burnett House, Cincinnati. Ohio.
j. 4. COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Information may also be had 81 tho aeen-
o ea OF the N. X. 8 II. Railway, IN New Yofk
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and Ht.Iyo9se
]. WALDO,
Gem Pass. a Freight Agi, Houston, Texs.
y, DURAHD,
esn'l sspi.. Hopsicp,. esxss.iangSln
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and irregular.
THURSDAY. FRIDAY
MIddling Uplands . SD l-l6d
NnddItug Orleans. 6lsd q 5-l Il
Low mlddling uplands lS.l6d good Ordi-
nary uplands l-l6d ordinary uplands
1 l6-l6d.
sales 1000 bales; speculation and export
1000 bales; receipts l2,2CO bales; American
500 bales.
Futures sellers at last nights prices,
Uplands low mtddling clause March deIlv-
cry 81 sd; May aud June l-32d; June and
July 4 | l6d, July and August SD; ship
ped March and April by sail l.l6d April
and May 3-32d.
sales of the week 5000: specu alton 1900:
export 1900; stock $4,000; American 62SOO0;
receipts $500; American 0i,00O; actual eS-
ports 300; anoat 10000; American 2400O;
sales American $4,000 bales.
ip. m.-Sales American 81 $40 bales.
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GALVESTON March l6.-Cotton-- Receipts
l,7l1 bales EXputrH 10 Great Britain iOl
halos, FIR nee --- bales; continent -.---
bales; coastwlse 7j2 baios; nuuel ---
bales, safes SO haloa. stock t63li bales,
Al uVH M trrtUgIuF
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WOOL-Uawashed perlbs.u,...,....u, 1907
RMGk and nnrry per lhN..... 6oALl
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

CHlCKENs-ue rdoz.................,S 20
EgGS-Ier doz observation-disclosures. l0@l2
RUTrEit-Pure homemade, scarce. lh@2O
SWEET pOVATOES-Per bushel,... 3O@4O
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Nrw 1oWK March Is. sterling is strong
81 Money active At per cent. Cold strong
hiyhnr AZ q VA. Government bonds strong
u d active, STATE bonds duh and nominal.
NEW ORLEANS, March i6.--Gold 81 Oll,H
! OLA, sight par. Sterling bank "a Olis
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GALVESTON, March l5.--Hides quiet, firm;
dry selected l6e; light salted l4c; sack sailed
re; kips l41sc; wet sailed as they run
Sc; selected SC; butchers green 6Hc.
wool-Nothlng doing on which TO base
quotations.
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ve arc authorized aud roqu sird ~ an.
ponurr Toe name Of NIX, ", NJ, I'D WARDS
n.A candidate for tlY Attorney Eleolloh
Appl a, lai''
Vr ule authorised aud requested ~ nu-
nuuuru BARNETT dlbhN ~ a nhnlluhle
,,IrI.rlrriluu tu the ONCE ol Clty Attorney
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rnMnRn Ann MINT.

POWUER-Keg2h bs,FFF, rlnu H,lbi kog
l2's lbs, fFf, nil 3, ei,Ni keg la, lbs, FF
b2Ol, blasting tl,2b,
sllOf- bop, S4D@2H, Buck, s!,hiS2 80.
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6l9 Elm st., Dallas, Texas
1,HE STATE OF TEXAS. con My on

I'HE STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY OF
L DAbLAS-JuSfICES PRECINCT, No. 3.
The state of Texas to the shorifi or any
constable of Dallas county greeting. Whert.
as oath has this day been made before me
hy William Sachse, that Il. G, Rhine Is n
transient person, so that the ordinary pro-
cess ot law can not be served upon him, you
are hereby com andod that you by NAV ing
publication of THIS writ In some newspaper
printed In Dallas county for three success
slve weeks before the return day hereof
summon the said h, g. Rhine to he ana an.
pear before me at my Office, IN precinct No,
y, in the county o: Dallas, on the 10th day of
February A. ID. 1873, 10 answer the COM
plant OF the said William Snchse Tor the
sum of ninety'throe dollars, due upon nci
count for money loaned TO said X. q. Rhine
about the first of November a. u. iS7I, to
purchase crop, or which said crop was 10
stand ny a lien for said honey.
Herein fail not and ef this writ mako due
return ~ the law directs.
Given under my hand thistho 22d day of
January ID. 1878.
", 4. MYERS, up
Precinct Mo-, Dallas county. Texas.
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Real Estate Agents.
Ann
COLLECTORS
ESTABLISHED in 1879
IGOR SALE.

Y approved nnd unimproyed property IN
every pAft OF the city aud HuhuThH; ALSO
iAtnH and farming lands IN Dallhr, and
other counties OF Texas,
For rent or lenHa- ,oOmH, O1lcos, huRneN,
houses, dwellings aud vacant lots In the
city uf Dallas
special attention paid to Ahairacting aud
pofvcllng uueH and establishing land
claims, ana tn the collecting OF ronta, noles
and accounts, also 10 tho rendering ot prop,
erly Tor ana payment OF taxes, All cOleu.
iions promptly paid over or remlttod,
Persons hnYing fonl estate for rent ~ sale,
are respectfully requested 10 give uH trial
The best uf references piVcn.
CuMMlNS n DAVIS,
sep2O.u
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Marcl 10 Ss@lO 9)e; April 10 Ss@lO 9lc; May
10 USmli Oyc; June ii lS@ll 2Oc; July II 2OG
ii Gle; August II 2lGsll 2io,
NignU-CottOu quiet. Uplands 10 l5.l6c,
Orlenn, II luc sales 718 bales.
Receipts of the week net 6,0jS; Z osS 1856;
exports 20 Crest Britain S,lGO; continent 900;
La = uslis giuplf llt. i1I lnlp4
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MISCELLANEOUS
Great Limited Mail Route
fRuu
ST. Louis to the East.
rnnrusin 90 rHf
yANDALlA LINZ, PAN UANDLE
Avn
PENNsYLVANIAR.R.
The only Reata Running Pullman
Palace Oars from NJ. Louis Co New
York Without Chanpe,

The above represents tho shortest and
quickest Route nom No. i,nuis "a the htAs
bnaru, Tunnlnr through one 0f tho mOsl
pnpulhua And interesting pnfliona oi Lho
onpnliyi win many Large aud Important
eillph upon W. llns, PASSES ihmugh Van,
dalln, kihnHham, forIu liaute, ludlanapO-
tolunbuhi newark, hluuhnnnNlllr, pltlks
hufgh ufesson, Altoona, iiATTlahurE Ian,
easter philadelphia, lrut0n, Newark, ~
u anu Jersey IVY ou iis route a. New
York,
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'T0 ALI. POINTS.

And offers the Pest Routes, on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better AccOmmOda-
tions and Greater Security than any OthBr
lime. Passing through the richest and mOst
beautiful portions OF the Great Empire
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-01-24
SIXTY THOUSAND Il DAY.
What is Shown By q Count Of Custo-
mers at r. H. Macy g. Cos. Doors.

Impelled by wish accurately to
answer question frequently asked,
and always asked at random, r. H.
Macy & Go. have placed men at the
doors of their immense store at
Fourteenth and Sixth avenue, to
count the people who come in the
course of the day. Before the
store was open in the evenings the
number was reported at 10000 daily,
but since then it has reached nearly
double that number, or 10000 peo-
ple-the entire population of a large
city. OF course system exact and
perfect in detail is needed to sup.
ply throng so great. The pack.
ing and shipping, which are done in
the basement, are so thoroughly
systematized that last year the
firm lost two only out of hundreds
of thousands of packages, and this
year it has lost not one. Atpresent
at least 1000 packages q day are
distributed within the city. Three
deliveries are made daily, by from
twenty-fi five to thirty-fve wagons,
some of them the largest of Dodd's
express wagons, which have been
chartered for short season. BY
various express lines to places out
of the city, the firm ships from five
hundred to one thousand packages O
day, G. 0. d., for they have no
book accounts with any one. In
this shipping department ore now
employed about fifty extra hands,
making nearly one hundred in all.
In the salesrooms the saleswomen
stand shoulder to shoulder behind
the counters, and the customers
stand in the same way in front of
them and in rows three deep.
There are nearly seven hundred
clerks here, of whom about one
hundred are men.
On the third floor are the dressing
and lunch rooms, where hot tea and
coffee are given the girls to eat with
their lunch, and the place is per-
fect Babel of girlish chatter during
the three hours which it takes the
force to eat in relays.-Ne,o York.
Pepper.
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VEqS IL ETTM Es.

:, The following letter from Rev. G. w. Mans
i i.cid, ioimcrly pastor OF the Methodist Episco-
In Lowell, must convince every one who reads
MS letter OF the wonderful curative qualities of
,n,cgSilnG ,,g asa thorough cleanser and purifier OF
HYDE PARK MASS, Feb. Is, 1876.
Dir. III. r. STEVENS:
Dear Slr-About ten years ago my health
pnpSi1 nearly year later I was attacked by
typhoid lever In its worst form. It settled in
my PACK; Sno ana took he form Of large deep
the best skill In the State, but received no per
manent cure. suffered great pain at tines,
aud was constantly weakened by a profuSe dis,
Shargc. also lost small pieces OF bone at
MAY. lGI4 "hen friend recommended me to
go 70 the Office: and talk with you of the virtue
oa5 OF negctine; ! ala SO, and by your kindness
ingredients &C., by which your remedy is pro-
q Bywhat I'saw and heard gained some con-
comnenced taking it soon after, but felt
l worse I troh It's effects; slil pcrsevcrcd, and
yet did not see the results desired { IL 1 had
taken II faithfully for Il little more than a year
wncii lhe diilculty In the back was cured and
health. "
During the past few weeks had a scrofuous
S"eilnS u, RS iargc as my fist gather on another
-, took VEGErINE faithfully, and It removed
IL ah,i nieSGi WIN INC surface In month. I tn nix
should have been cured OF my main trouble
sooner IL had taken larger doses, after having
become accustomed 10 It's effects
Let your patrons troubled with scrofula or
Kldnc! disease undcrSta d that IL takes time to
cure chronic diseases and II they will patient
cure them.
With great obligations am
Yours very truly,
&. w. MANSFIELD.
Pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
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A Great Offer for HOLIDAYS.

We will during these hard times and
the holidays dispose of 100 NEW PIANOS
and ORGANS, of tirst-clnss makers, ut
lower prices for cash, or instnllments,
than ever before offered. WATERS s
PIANOS and ORGANS are the best made,
warranted for five years. Illustrated
Catalogues mailed. Great inducements
to the trade. Pianos, 7-octave, SLID; 7-3
octave, $ $50. Organs, Q stops, $4S 4
stops, S53; stops, SG5; stops, $50; 10
stops, 500; l2stops. S90;in perfect order
not used year. Sheet music ut half
price. HORACE WATERS e. SONS,
Manufacturers and Dealers, 10 Enst 14tll
Street, New York
jan l-Iw
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Somebody once defined old ortho
doxy as believing in a devil with
hoofs and horns now Orthodoxy is
devil with horns only, Hereto
doxy is q devil without hoofs Or
horns, and lnfdelity no devil attall,
And now the difference between
Unitarianism and Universalism is
not clear to the uninitiated. Rev.
Thomas Star King said the differ
ence between these two wings Of
liberal Christians was, the Unita-
rians believed they were too good
to be damned, while Universalists
believed God was too good to damn
anybody.
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PARLIAMENTARY RULES.

The New York 7r;6une's Wash
ington correspondent gives column
and half of reasons why the pro-
cesses of Legislation should be sim-
plifed. The rules are often the
result of IN expedient to meet an
emergency. Speakers give rulings
to help their party friends, and these
rules are made to conform to the
precedents established by Speakers.
That is, the Speakers having de-
clared that the horse was sixteen
feet high, the House, to relieve the
Speaker of his embarrassment,
adopts rule to that effect. The
previous question is one of the
mysterious processes which have
been warped out of their original pur-
pose. It was originally an excep-
tional expedient to arrest debate
that otherwise might be painfully
protracted, but by usage it has
become regular and ordinary
method in passing measure. The
effect Of this motion is to compel the
House to accept or reject bill in
the precise shape in which it is Of
fered. The member introducing
the bill has, under the previous
question, an hour which he can use
himself or divide with others, or he
can yield this privilege, and force an
immediate debate. The effect on
the proceedings of the House is to
throw oil practical consideration Of
a bill into committees. There it is
considered, discussed, amended and
prescribed to the House in the
shape the committee chooses to give
it. All propositions are referred to
O. committee, and the House only
acts upon their report. Tho pro-
ceedings of the committees are
secret. No member is allowed to
give information Of anything that
takes place in the committee rooms.
The Tribune correspondent thus
describes the composition and
machinery Of the committees
AS rule, every committee is
governed absolutely by it's majority;
the majority by the chairman alone,
or at best by clique j; the clique at
last by one man, usually the chair
man, bnt sometimes not. The mi.
nority, save in matters Of personal
or strong political interest, usually
take but little part in, the proceed
ings of the committees, the majori~-
.ty stands by the chairman OF clique,
the clique acts 'as one man, and that
the man whose intetsstin Me sub
iect or whose personal power IL.
stroHgSst st the moment.
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Safe and Sure.

MIR. II. II. STEVENS:
In 1872 your VEiErINE was recommended to
mc; ana yielding 20 the perSuasonS OF Il friend,
consented 70 Try IT.. Al the time was suffer.
ing from general debility and nervous proStrl-
lion, Suprtinduccd by Ovcrw0rk aud Irregular
naDils It's wonderful strengthening and cllra-
Iifc properties seemed 10 affect my dcbllitatcd
system IRON the tirSt dose; and under It's per-
SiStch' Use ranhly recovered gaining More
,hGn ,hGn usual health anl' good feeling Since
most unqualified Endorsement as bcinp n snfG
SufS ana powerful agent In promoting health
ana restoring the wasted system to q new Iifc
use, ana rs long rs live l 1t Yer expect TO lind
better. w
Yours truly,
,o W. II. CLARK,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-01-24

In consequence OF my withdrawing
from the firm Of Leetch & Co., and being
about to leave the State, all persons in
debtcd to tho old firm will find their ac-
counts with F. Elder; and any accounts
with my attorney, Z. n H. Maotey, M " for "soI col.
lection. No excopti ma made.
jan 6-txtjanW 3. F. LEETCH.
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will continne the business heretofore
conducted by Lcetch & Co., and respect
fully solcitn continuance of tho patron.
age Of the public. All persons owing tho
firm Of Leotch & Co. will settle with me If
paying by January 20, 1878; and those
having any claims against tho same will
present them to mo tor payment
T. ELDER.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-01-24
VEGE INE
An Excellent Medicine.
SPRISGFIELD. O.. Feb

SPRINGFIELD, o., Feb. Is 1871,
This Is to certify that have used vEGETINE
manufactured by ii. X. Stevens, Boston, Mas. .
Tor rheumatism and General ProStration OF tho
Nervous System, with good success. l recon-
mend Ecgctllc as an excellent medicine for
such complaints.
Yours very truly,
g. w. VANDERBILT.
Mr. Vandcgrlft, OF the firm OF Vandegrlft &
Huffman, Is Il well known business man In this
place, having one OF the largest stores in
Springfield, o. "
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Our Minister'S Wife.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Fcb3l6, 1877.
Mr.. IL. r. STEVENS: "
Dear Slr-rhrcc Years ago ] WAS suffering
terribly With lnammaTOry Rr",;matism our
minister's wife advised me TO take ycrctlnc.
AFTER taking one bottle, was entirely relieved.
rms year. feeling q return OF the disease 1
again coln'n"n 'd taking IT, and am being beno-
nt"d greatly. IL also greatly improves nv
digestion. Respectfully,
l0ll West jefferson Street
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-01-24

It is now an acknowledged fact that
CONSUMPTION CAN be CURED. 1t has
been cured in very great number
of cases (some of them apparently
desperate ones) by Schenck's Pull
monic Syrup alone, and in others
by the same medicine in connection
with Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic and
Mandrake Pills, one or both accord
ing to the requirements of the case.
The old supposition that 'Con>
sumption is incurable," for many
years deferred Physicians from at
tempting to find n remedy for that
disease, and patients afflicted with
it reconcilod themselves to death
without an effort being made to save
them from a doom which was con-
sidered inevitable.
DR.. Schenck himself was supposed
at ono time to be at the very gate of
death, his physicians having pro-
nounced his case hopeless and
abandoned him to his fate he was
CURED by the aforesaid medicines
and afterward enjoyed uninterrupt-
ed good health for more than forty
years. Thousands ofpeople have used
DR.. Schenck's preparations with the
same remarkable success.
Schenck's Almanac, containing q
borough treatise on Consumption,
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, &C., can
be had gratis of any druggist, or of
J. H. Schenck & Son, Philadelphia.
Full directions for tho use of
Schenck's medicines accompany each
package.
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, Sea
Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills
ore for sale by all druggists. =
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NOTICE..

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~ james Il. Aiken, deceased, are horehy
notified that tho notes and accounts
belonging to said estate have boen placed
in tho hands Of James u. McCants, nttor-
ney, with instructions to settle up and
collect the same as soon as possible.
H. l.. ELLIOTT,
ia nl6-- Administrator.
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NOTICE..

ri T111E firm of Lcetch & Co. is this day
l. dissolved by mutual consent.
January /, 1878 +. ELDER,
Il. L. LEETCH.
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