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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-01
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, JAN 81. 1878.
Cotton weak irregular; middl,as; lu}ie middling
2e.' soSa oaa,nary Sac Net resepis 81 ,aisa gross
1906
NEW ORLEANS Jan. 81, 1872.
gGoa coca. o'gasGy s Ne receipts 5n2c Ssss rfgs
MoBILs jan 81, 1878.
Cotton quiet; aidding, loysc low mddng. esc. good
wise. Se'. sales, $500. sioes, 70 All.
SAVANNAH. Jan. 81, 1878
Cotton qeiet; middline 10 lice low iailing. ioc ;
SoS s, 'r@noy 9fe ~, Se ,sesgss ssgs s,S CO.
Sales, 1000. Stock 81 .427
Cotton steady: fair demand; nidaiins. io5Sc; low
mda"s Igs sod d., o'a,nsry Toe ~, receipts 2S57
w,LalSeros y. g.. Jan 81. 1873
u 40 for strained Crude tnSpenne ,eady At " 81 tor
a, 50 - ''' '''" ''' anu " '0' V'S lar STEADY
Flour steady and unchanged; sales 900 bbls. Wheat
sncsassd o Go Bssy ss and S
ISa Msed 10 y ..osa ,I,sn,' lever 10
shipped BY rail, 1000 bills
BUFFALO. y. T., Jan. u, 1878
Wheat in shi ,ns demsad; sales Of 200 bushels
wsusse spring a, 81 % opinhcrs Was lair interior
w. cara fellow at a 's new 81 n Track . @
c, ns SGyS sn, a. e;ss grades held a
quoted ~ a so o.aoT sss ' S
chengea Railroad freigh.s unchanged Receipts BY
1850 90 oats. 400 90 barley loo $500
corn OOoO do. OATS, TO- 700 do barley, 900 do ryo
5ssOdo.
TOLEDO, Jan. 81, 1879.
Wheat 6rm; No. white Michigan held ut 81 23i4
ira do, ~ 2SL amber Michiga SPOT aud February,
81 ~ March. q 23s No req winter, spot. 81 1871
February, IL isi4 March, 81 n No SPRING ~ %
Corn steady; high mixed. 4Jc new. i2c No. q spot,
t6sc, new. spot. February aud March, axe
jcctcd 3sc. damaged, 33Ac Oats dull no 2 25l,c
Clover .eedmMa% moth "a 20 prime, 80; No 81 an.
wheat, 10000 do corn 100 do oats, 900 noxs Ship
monts-23OO0 bushels wheat. 5000 do corn. Al tie
u 22s seller March, 81 24,k 40 rcd winter spot and
Corn auet new No. p spot and seller February, Al
seller May, 4'c.
CHICAGO, Jau. 81. 1873
Flour steady aud firm. Wheat unsettled but
higher, scve ana hrm No. spring. git edge ~ COS
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State bonds were lower for Tennessee SKIES. new
series, and steady for District OF Columbia 1865
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were irregular; and the following
the changes compared with last previous sales
An advance OF n in Alton and Terre Haute second
preferred, IN Buffalo and Erie new bonds and Lake
Shore registered seconds, and q in Lake Shore divi-
dcnd bonds and Union Pacific sinking funds. There
o decline oil u in Rock Island sixos Of 1917 and
Central Pacific gold bonds, and u in Union Pacific
nrss. Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern hrsts
and Buffalo. Now York and Erie 1rsts, new.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
At their weekly meeting to-day tue directors of the
Bank of England reduced the minimum rate of dis
count IRON to 2 per cent This was partly owing
the fact that the weekly statement showed
increase OF Elsa 600 Specie that the proportion
tho bank reserve TO lis liabilities IL A. II,
against AK last week, and partly TO the belief that
England will not become sntangled in any arising
from the Eastern dificulties Consols were steady
anu unchanged, at 95x q 95X Tor money and The &C
count United States bonds declined u u per cent.
but subsequently advanced u to u per cent, 4h's
selling up to lO4 Aves 105 1s77s 1861 and
for,,es to lO9. Erie is about steady at o. and ILL.,
nos Central al 755s. New Jersey Central and Read.
ing were each per higher, selling at 1914. In
Paris rentes Tell off TO lO0 65c aud later advanced
TO 1lOL 27Jsc The weekly statement Of the Bank Of
France shows decrease specie OF O. 1907 Ex-
change on London was quoted at 25L 16c. The clos.
ing prices IN London were :-Consos for money and
account, 955s 95H; now AZ per cent bonds, 1919
1ve-tweniy ponds OF 1867, 1868; ten-forty bonds.
lO9k; ives OF 1881, los; Erie, common shares, 90;
do. preferred shares, 22s; illinois Central 1871 Bar
silver advanced TO 54d per ounce.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

KMBALL-SIMoSsoN On Thursday January 81
1875 at the residence of the BRIDES parents by tho
Rev. DR.. A. Is. Carter, WILLARD T. KiMBALL To ELLA B
SiMossos, daughter OF Jeromah simonsoa, Esq, both
oil this city. No cards
PRossER--MULDAEy.-o tho 23d Inst, at Washing
ton, ID g., b. the Rev. DR. Sunderland, Chaplain Of
the Unied states senate, Il. s. PRoesEK, OF Buffalo TO
Miss X ale MrLDARY, Of this city o cards
observation-disclosures On Thursday January 81, at
tho scotch Presbyterian Church. West lain ST., by the
Rev. 5. NJ. Hamilton, Dr. WILLIAM @. MACKENZIE, Of
Llsburn, Ireland, to MARY, daughter OF Mr. james
Buchan, OF Westchcstcr, NJ Y.
MISUNDERSTANDING --Un tuesday, January 20, by
the Rev. Charles McCrcady, y. IL. MoLosEr 10 ID.
GogMLEY, both OF New York city.
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Tho essoes OF the Blocker street Railroad having
offered TO compromise their Indebtedness the city
for and rent OF stable by paying the sum of
$4,000 the SINKING FUND Commissioners have asked
tho opinion Of Corporation Counsel Whitney whether
they navo the power grant the request The whole
amount due to tn: city Is 500. 800
Collector Gon mas received ST. COS SO during tho
past month Tor pss cssmcnts.
a. H. Beach oilers to sell to the city o large portion
OF the land under water INN ediatoy adjoining Wards
Island. The Sinking Fund Com ission nas referred
consideration Of the mater To the Commissioner OF
Cnarities aud Correction.
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Tho highest and lowest prices of stocks day and
The number OF shares OF each sold wore
TnE MONEY MARKET.

THB MONEY MARKET
Money on call to-day was easy at a per cent an
closed at per cent, the last loan being made AT
per cent Tho following were the rates of exchange
OH Now York at the aforementioned citcs:--Savan.
nah, puving par selling u a u premium; Charles
ton, scarce, par 70 = premium; New Orleans,
commercial 316 discount bank par; ST. Louis, l5p
discount; Chicago, rs to so discount, and Milwaukee,
par Foreign exchange was weaker Tor demand sfcr-
Ing In consequence OF the reduction Ia the Bank Of
England discount rate. The asking rates arc
As3 ana ASS, with actual business at ASIA 49,
aud 4S4J4 4.s4ts.
TIE GOLD MARKET
Gold was weak to-day, and declined from 1929 TO
1919 with closing sales at the latter Geure The
ryng rates were to per cont
BOLD cLEARiNGs AT THE NATIONAL THE STATE
YORK.
bOlu tffUuU
Currency baiances.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I,S2lSIl
Gold ciearfngs.. 2S,ll9O00
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VIEW HERALD FRIDAY

els; oats 30 524 do: rye 1872 do barley. II 900 90
barley mali, 2.6ol do Flour was quiet. but generally
steady The sales 10000 bbs including state. West
ern and southern at the annexed quotations Rye Hour
steady sales 800 bills Beans and peas fairly
active We quote peas 81 35 81 40 medium beans
81 rs 81 3d. 81 10 81 20 red kidney 81 40
" 49, pea beans So - DO Rye was quiet ~ 1oc 7ls
tor western Barley active sales 600 bushels
No New York at izc aud 5000 do arrive. at Sic
and late last evening 10000 DO rowed state At 7Oc
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SIVChN
The closing prices OF Philadelphia stocks were -


The following were Inc opening prices OF mining
stocks at San Francisco to-day Gould Curry, o !;
Savage, 121s; ChoIar Poiosi, 80; Opnir, o.; Hale ~
Norcross, 1011; Crown Point, s.; yellow Jacket, Q;
Belchcr, 51s: Virginia Consolidated, 231; Caiforn ia
II Uvermau, I7h Raymond Ely, Z; Best Il BeIcnor,
1sIz; Kentuck, Az; Union Consolidated, 81; Alpha,
IL; Sierra Nevada, ~; Mexicad, IA: Eureka Conso
dated, 80; Justice, ION Utah, Is; Jackson, on
The closing prices In San Frnncisco werc.
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DIED..

ADANs.-In Brooklyn, January 81, Mr. EDWIN s.
ADAMS. iate principal oil Grammar School No. IL.
Inc funeral services will DO held at the Rev Or.
BuiinsloDs Church, on Clinton av, on Saturday,
February 2, AT two o'clock. Teachers In Now York
brookiyn aud vicinity are ipyilcd.
ALLEN -OI Wednesday, January 80, SAauxL ALLEN,
In the Goth year Of his age.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully Invited 70
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The following table, SHOWING the receipts OF prod
uce and hogs at Chicago for the last eight years. and
OF produce at Milwaukee for the tour years. will
prove interesting as showDg tho enormous increase
Tor the month just past The receipts of hogs during
January, 1875 are the largest ever known in Chi
cago:-
of January, 1871 1872. 1873 1874 1876, 1876 1877,
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KARL'S iGERMANIA PARK.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

chaser" Mr.. Walk gave the writer the assurance
that "Mr. F. Yoran" would complete the sale, and
the usual transfer would DO made; but when tho
question was put to him directly. ''Wno Yoran7''-
this name does not appear in the Drectory-he an
swered, with smile, II don't know where he lives
He Is man about town. Go to the executors or
Judge Gross ] however, as auctioneer. will give
You The amount OF mortgages on tho various lots On
No there was mortgage OF $4,000; it was sold for
$4,000. On plot No. the mortgage was $1,000, and II
sold Tor $3.50. On plot No. The mortgage was
$4,000, and II sold for S. $50 You may say far as
know, that the only interest Mr.. Farchd has Is hs
agent and that as far know Mr.. Tweed has no in
terest In the sale"
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For iuure delivery the sales follows Yesterday
after two O'Clock r. M-Fobruaty. 30 NJ 10 ole, 600 at
luyOc. 100 at " S5c snoit notice lot 100 al lose,
xUU 10 SOC March. $40 Iluoc.. 1000 lIDoc.
800 ~ II0ic, 100 At 1iUjc Apfil 800 At vc 800
NJ ll.lsc, 100 NJ 15c. 100 Il.IUc May, 800
ll.a2c.. 800 Ii.,Oc 300 at II 29c 200 at J. 2sc
june 6UO at IL 42c july 300 Soc. August. 800
Mt u 56c Total 100 bales. To-day up t. two r. VI -
February. 100 At loJ2c. 800 IO3Jc 100 10 glc
70J short notice isD at IOo ole, 400 lO0,c
notice today 100 short noce 10 DE, 100 10 96c
iii 2di. 100 AZ 10 0ic 100 10 ODE 800 At
~ S.,.; March, 200 ut l1Uc, loo lO4c.,
3UO at ~ u~jc 2,IOU ut lOsc. 400 0sc
III uDc., 100 Hose, 800 at Lobe. l1Ooc.
700 ut III 4c.. 700 at I.fc 700 at O2c; Apr,
1000 2Oc 300 ut III Inc 1900 vt ll2Ic, 800
H. 22c 100 i2jc, 200 ~ II 2lc POO IL 2c 800
III i9c 400 at il.isc, 200 lI.17c 800 at 6c 100
At l0c; May 1000 at III J2c. 100 ut BE. 100
dc. 200 II.J2c., 100 IL ;bDc., 500 2~c;
June, 100 ~ lI2c., 1870 at IL Iic 70 iOc go
~. hoe 100 at Lac 100 at Acc 400 Ic
1l.3yc., SD a. JUc no Hale. 100 at i2c
July, 200 at l1.5Oc., 400 l1.J2c.; August,
$40 I5jc., 400 AZ II &c.,; October, 100 At
l09c Total. $500 bales. Grand total. 80 800 bales.
The receipts at the ports we're AS FOL avcston OIL
bales; New orleans, 1876; MoViie LII savannah, ATT:
Charleston. 1863 Wilmington 10 Norfolk 2 249 New
YORK, ssl boston 4sa pnlstolp1ia ~ Total, 1914
% 1871 bales Total since September 3SDDi taics to
last night Cotton reiEhts closed follows TO Havro.
by stcsu ll-lbc cOmprcsei, w sail ec 3c. To lam
burg. 10y steam, sc compresscu To Bremen, by steam.
NJ compressed 40 Livorpoo' ID by steam by sail. ~.
FLOUR AND GRAiNkcce,pts Flour 12,2I2 bblS whe AZ.
l147VO bushels: corn meal. w sacks 06 bush>
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CLEARING HOUSE srArEMENr.


Government bonds were generally fraction lower
to-day. but they closed firm Ut the following quota
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l0:la AND ll.15 A. NJ.

)8sl $4,000 Us 500 cp, 1867 1864
12X $500 Us SIS. 1881, reg 1875
)5X 10000 do. ........ be lO4i4
U51s lOODoo US IA cp, 1891 l031
i013 1900 d0.....-.... 1854
O5sS 1000 US 4sr. 1907. be l0l
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81 Osss March; No. do. s9c. rejected. sst<c Soc
Corn easier with fair and, 391sc cash 391zc n
ses.e rsbra,ry; aossc.. Nacn: axe 4sc May; re-
jeced 30c Oats demand light. holders frm at 23etc,
cash and February; 24c .1sc. March; rejected. DE
Rye steady aud hrn soc Barley easier at 4sc FORK
$50 ss,s March: so s7,s Sill April Lard IL IA a..
7esc., March; 81 IS as7 AK April Bulk meats
easier at axe. she and Ole: for shoulders. clear
bills four 5000 bushels wheat 80 900 do corn 23o
do oats 300 DO rye. II 600 do. harley. Shipments
900 bbls -four 900 bushels 5000 40 corn,
$4,000 do oats $50 do 5000 do barley Al the close
wheat active, but lower: 81 U3Zx 81 04, February
81 o4H March Corn easier and tse lower Oats steady
and unchanged. Pork unsettled and lower; $40 TN y
$40 so, March. Lard steady and unchanged.
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2O4 west 10Th ST., on Friday, February l. at two
RoBgRsoN--At Tarrytown, on tho Hudson We'd.
nesday morning, January 80, SARAH, beloved wife ot
william II. Robertson, aged Is years. mouths aud IL
days
Relatives and friends are invited to attend tho
February nj haIi-past T.. 81. Carriages Will meeI
tho train winch Leaves Both 81. ALI ".
. hosENBEHG. --auddeny, ON Tuesday, January 30
BAgETrE beloved vile oil Jonas kOsen berg the 5olh
year vi her age.
Relatives and friends OF The family, also the follow
IN. societies :-Abavas Noshiur, Ladies' Ola Home,
Auxiliary society oil tue U. Asylum, Congregation
Rodeph oehoicn, Cneira Bikur Choiiui, Zion Lodge
No l. y. b. B., and Standard Lodge No. 80 l. u i.
D. OF L.. are respectfully invited 10 attend the fu
neral, IRON her atc residence 1G4 East CON 81,
Friiyymornins, February l, at ten A. NJ. No flowers
EUnL --Suddenly, OF Conclusion of the BRAN, at
College Point l. l., wednesday, January 80, HENRY
RuhL, In tho 60th year Of n.s age.
unefai on Frday, FEBRUARY !, at tbrce y. A., from
his late residclce. Train leaves Long Island City az
80 T. NJ.
STEWART ON Thursday, January 81, THOMAS A..
STEWART, agca 81 years,
Nolcc OF funeral hereafter.
swiFr-very suddenly, Thursday morning. JAM
uary 81, }. ID. SWIFT, OF Peekskiil aged ~ years.
Relatives anu friends respectfully invited TO at
tend tho funeral services, from his late residence,
Saturday, February 2, a. one O'Clock p. NJ
IEBBESnorF. On Thursday, January 81, MARY only
daughter OF August and Mary rebbenhoG aged years
uy invited TO attend tho funeral, from the residence
OF her parents, 30 Central av Jersey CITY, Salur
asy February z, al Two O'Clock 4. N.
1UCKER-On Thursday, January 81, al dvc A. NJ, OF
scarlet lever, JOSEPH, youngest sou oil John and
Bridget Tucker, aged 2 years and months.
Tho funeral win take place from the OF mis-
parents, 44s Greenwich 81, on Friday, February at
one u. ~
wALLIso.--Jaauary 80, WILLIAM II. wALLxG, 70
years OF age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
wArEga-0n Tuesday, January 20, after long
Illness, Mrs MARY WATERS, ~ she 18th year OF her
age.
Relatives aud friends oil the family, also Of her SOM
n-aw. William hcGrory, are respectfully invited to-
attend the funeral, IRON nor late residence, No. a.
Baxter st., On FRIDAY, the LIST inst, at ono O'Clock
a. d.
WArggs.-At Flushing, on Wednesday morning, soth
INST, OF scarlet lever, FLORA, only child OF David L.
and Josie b. Waters, aged years and monthS
Funeral to-day friaay) at Two O'Clock r. NJ, from the
residence OF her parents, Linden aud Myrtle avs
WILkfK-At hattuck, L. l.. on Wednesday, Jan>
uary 80, after short illness, JAMES wiLKrK, Nov
YORK aud sandy Hook pilot. aged % years.
The relatives and friends OF the iamiIy the pilots
or the port aud tue members vf AdeLpnc Lodge. No.
Jas, r. and A. ~ are respectfully vited TO attend
the lunera from No $50 south 4th ST., Brooklyn, H..
D., on Saturday, February y ~ hall past one ocloek
l.. ".
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-21
f. H- HARMON

COUNTY CLERK. AND EX.OFFI-
~ clio Clerk Of the District Court Of the
Sixth Judicial District, in and for the County
of Eureka, State Of Nevada
CONvEYANcING. IN AL its branches, cor
rectly executed. Aekne wledgmeuts, Afndavitss
ETC.. taken in any part eli own.
Offce Front corner reon at the Courthouse.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-21

BELIEVING THAT THERE Is A NECES-
ID sITY for another Drayman In Eureka.
will endeavor to I'LL the bill. Stand between
Henry Mau's and the jackson House.
au30tf HARLO THOMAS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-21
RUBY HILL WATER WORKS.
Capacity OF Tanks. 400. 900 Gallons.
ALL NOW FULL.

yTyATER WILL BE FURNISHED IN RUBY
w Hill. in any desired quantities, ut all
seasons Of the year, at a uniform rate, and
lower than can be furnished from any other
source. Water delivered twice daily to private
families, miners cabins, saloons. etc, Tickets,
ranging from 6A to 50 cents apiece, will be
sold at the Once Of the Company, on Ruby
w.B. HARRUB, Proprietor.
lei T. W. PEARSON, Superintendent
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Probate Court.

July 18-Estate Of Ersstus Hazard, deceased
petition OF Chas. c. Hazard for administration
de bonis non; day Of hearing August 26.
July 19-Estate Of Daniel Abbott. deceased !:
petition for probate OF will; day Of hearing
August 49,
July 22-Estate OF Sarah Clark. deceased !:
hearing and allowance Of final account OF ex-
ecutor, James Mccormick. Estate of Butler
NJ Smith, deceased hearing and allowance of
final account OF admir-, John Watkins Estate
OF Chas. A Amick, deceased: hearing and allow
ance OF final account OF executor. Evington
Amick Estate o. Elizabeth Carlisle. deceased:
hearing and allowance OF final account of ex-
ecutor, Edward Ryan.
July 29-Estate OF Chas. r. Bush ct. al.
minors hearing and allowance of animal ac-
count OF guardian, Amy J. Bush. Estate OF
James Moore, deceased: claim OF Esther GRAY
against the estate; allowed at $40. Estate q,
Harry S. Durkee, deceased: order OF allowance
to the widow and minor heir for their support
license granted to executor to sell personal
property to pay debts.
August 5-Estate Of John W. H. Weston ct
al, minors: petition for the appointment of a
guardian; s. S. Fuller appointed. Estate OF
Samuel A. Trip, deceased: petition for pro-
bate Of will; day Of hearing, Sept. 2. Estate
OF Flora Ingersoll: sale OF real estate con-
frmed.
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By the use OF Flsvoring Extracts, made
from injurious articles, in our pastry and our
creams, we encounter danger. These evils
may be avoided by using none but DR.. Price 8
Special Flavoring Extracts, which are free from
all deleterious substances, made from the
fruit.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover has
for many years occupied an honorable place in
the toilet Of American women, and has also
attained popularity in foreign countries. This
is because it does PERFORM what it promises.
It's warmest friends are those who have used
1t longest, and those who sound it's praise the
loudest are those who from actual experience
and personal trial have demonstrated that by
it's use gray hair is restored to it's natural color
and dry, harsh, and wiry hair is made soft and
lustrous, thing Of beauty, and matter Of
Joy and pride to the wearer.-sub- soiler and
Democrat, Corinth, Miss.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

a Teachers Institute for Van Buren, county.
will be held at South Haven, commencing
Monday, Aug. 10th, at o'clock p M, and clos
ing Friday, Aug. 23d. Prof. Daniel Putnam.
Of the State Normal School, assisted by Hon.
Samuel Johnson, OF Dowagisc, and Prof. G. F.
Burket, Of South Haven, will constitute the
Board of instruction. In the day sessions. in
struction will be gwen In school discipline and
organization, and the best methods of teaching
common branches. Special attention will be
given to primary and district school work.
Members Of the Institute will be requested
to ask questions on State difficulties, either in
the day sessions or through the querv bo.
which will be answered by the instructors.
On Monday evening there will be br;e,
presentation OF the Metric System. illustrated
by apparatus; after which grand sociable and
reunion will be held On other even;nos
lectures will be given by experienced educators.
1t is expected that Hon. H. S. Tarbell. State
Superintendent of Public instruction. will bs
present part OF the time
Members of the Institute from the centr,,
and southern part OF the county, will be board
Cd free OF charge, by the citizens OF soutb
Haven. Board can also be had at hotels and
private families, at reduced rates. Fare At re-
duced rates on the M. c. r. r.. S. H. r. r. and
probably on the G. q NJ. L. S. R.R.
Teachers can obtain of their Township Stunt
certificates which will procure for them excur-
sion tickets, IL presented on Monday or Tues
day, Aug. 10 and 20. For further information
address,
j. ELLIOT SWEET, Chm Of Com.
Hartford, Michigan.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-08-09

One OF the most successful and benign com
binations ever effected lie that Of the six med
icinal oils Of which Thomas Eclectnc Oil ia
composed. This matchless compound not ONLY
possesses remedial efficacy Of the highest order
but inasmuch Is it contains no alcohol. its in
fuence is not weakened by evaporation. which
is the case with very many oils of doubtful
efficacy, which have no alcoholic basis. Itisau
Incompatible specific for affections OF tbe
throat and lungs. remedies hoarseness and
feebleness OF the voice, and is q superb remedy
for that harassing, obstinate and CONSUMPTION
breeding malady-catarrh. Swelling Of the
neck, tumor, neuralgia, lame back, rheumatism.
piles. and other diseases which can be affected
by outward treatment, yield to its operation
with greater promphtude and certainty than to
that or any other remedy, and. when used in
wardly, it is equally eficacious. Dysentsry.
kidney troubles, piles, eIcorated nipples are
also among the complaints which it eradicates
For ulcers, sores, burns, frosted feet. and con-
tusions, 1t is immeasurably the best remedy in
use. All medicine dealers sell IT, Price 80
cents and 81 per bottle. Trial size, IS cents.
Prepared only by Foster Milburn u Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
NorE.-Ec observation-disclosures and electrified.
Sold by Duncombe, Stearns & Co.
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For Weakness and General
Debility.

North Searsmont, Me-, Sept. 9, 1870.
DEAR SIR.-It gives me very great pleasure
to inform you OF the benefit received from the
use Of Peruvian Syrup in my own family My
wife, for the past ten years, has been in feeble
health-very much debilitated generally. Last
spring she concluded to try bottle OF Peru
Wan Syrup, and was so well pleased with the
result continued it's use until three or four
bottles had been used, and she is now in better
health than at any time for ten years, and has
increased in weight from 10 pounds to 1861.
have employed physicians, and used great
variety OF patent medicines, to the extent of
hundreds Of dollars, and know she received
more benefit from the Peruvian Syrup than
all the rest together.
My sales on the Syrup are very large and
increasing, and do not hesitate to
and even warrant it to give salts
faction. II you desire, you are ct liberty to
use this communication as you see fit, as it
gives me pleasure 10 recommend so good an
Article to suffering humanity. Yours truly,
Sold by all druggists. IrHIEL PKAsE.