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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

Good Friday.
The banks are to be closed to-day.
There will be no dime concert this week.
The volume of water in the river is gradu-
ally increasing.
Wheat market still firm at $1.03 for No.
l, and 81 for No. Q.
Too many COWS are cited loose'' down in
the lower portion of the city.
The real estate transfers for the past week
foot up the sum Of $41 1856.
Sunshine and clouds struggled for suprem-
acy in Minneapolis yesterday.
The new policemen entered upon the dis
charge of their duties yesterday.
The public schools are to be closed to-day,
on account of it's being Good Friday.
DR.. Stolz commences his course of lectures
in Association Hall, Saturday evening.
Some ono went through Johnny Fur.
ness's saloon to the tune of six dollars.
Five thousand ons hundred and ten bar
rels of -four were shipped from this city yes
terday.
Twenty-Five thousand four hundred bush
els of wheat were received in Minneapolis
yesterday.
The marriage of Ed. Kingsley and Augusta
Gould of the East side, occurred on Wednes-
day evening.
Seven car loads Of lumber, making a total
of one hundred and sixty-one thousand five
hundred feet, were shipped from the city
yesterday.
new sidewalk is being constructed in the
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Minneapo
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, June IL, 1878.

1a1lf7tcaa Gofi.-100S bid.
State Observation-Disclosures conso's. 90 bid, 5ga
asked: Virginia consols, new. 27h bid, 30 asked
Virginia fundable, 90 bid; Virginia deferred bid:
Virginia interest certificates. bid; Virginia tax
receivable coupons, go bid, "a asked.
City Observation-Disclosures city s's, J: and J.
Ito bid; Richmond city 6s, J. and j., l034 bio
Petersburg city 6's, e. and A. 90 asked Manchester
6's, NJ. and N, 102 bid, 1Q34 asked Manchester
bridge SIS 81 and ~. 90 asked: Manchester 8's, tax
receivable, d. and g.. 80 bid, g24 asked.
Railroad Bonds.-Yirgnia Central railroad third
mortgage 6's, j. and j.. 70 bid; Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad second mortgage 6's. j. and j.,
SO bid; Virginia and Tennessee Railroad THU d
mortgage Ss, j. and j., 90 bid: Southside Railroad
first mortgage preferred Ss, ). and D., 100 bid
S0uthside Railroad second mortgage preferred 6's,
j. aud D., ~ bid; Southside Railroad third mort
gage preferred 6's, j. and j., "a bid; petersburg
asked; Richmond and Petersburg Railroad first
mortgage S's, A. and o., 101 bid; Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad mortgage SIS, J..
and j., 103 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad mortgage 7's, }. and 994 bid /;
Richmond and Danville Railroad consolidated 6's.
NJ. and n, 20 bid, T2 asked; Piedmont Railroad
first mortgage SIS. A. and o.. 81 bid.
Rditr0ad SOckS.-Rlchmond and Petersburg
Railroad, 100 par, 34h bid. 40 asked: Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad common,
100 par, 49k bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad six per cent. cuaranreeG 90 par,
so bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad seven per cent guaranteed, 100 par, 90
Did; Richmond and Danville Railroad, 100 par, 2
bid.
Insurance CompanieS.-Virginia Fire and Ma
riuc, 25 par, Il bid: Virginia Home, 100 par, 102
asked; Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, IS
asked; Guy, 100 par. so bid.
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ENGLISH COTTON OPERATIVES DEFIANT.
LONDON, June 11.-Over twenty thousand
cotton operatives in mass-meeting at Black
burn to-day resolved to continue their
strike.
Germany.
BERLIN, June 1.-THE Federal Council
have unanimously voted the proposal to
dissolve the German Parliament.
MODELLING AND TUE EMPEROR WILLIAM, &C.
BERLIN, June lit is thought that No
being will recover. The recovery OF the
Emperor is progressing wonderfully. To-
day he celebrates the forty-seventh anniver-
sary of his marriage. Arrests Of Socialists
continue. e-~.
CONGRESSIONAL SPECULATI0SS.
BERLIN, June n.-All the plenipotentia-
res will be here by Wednesday, except the
Turkish, who will reach the city Friday.
They will be received on Wednesday in
state audience by the Crown. The Prince
will be conveyed to the palace in the State
carriage en- Thursday afternoon. Congress
will meet after the transaction OF the neccs-
sary formalities, such rs the veritication OF
several powers OF plenipotentiaries and the
appointment OF officials. Congress will be
opened by Prince Bismarck as president
by submitting his memorandum OF points
or resume of subj ects TO be treated direct
ly by lAcnipotentiares, each OF whom will
receive copy OF this document. Business
OF first sitting will be confined to the set
Element OF the question whether or not
congress shall invite Greece to participate
in it transactions. Original anticipation
that congress would complete ITS labors IN
a fortnight is thought likely to be realized.
Newspaper correspondents from all parts OF
the world are already here.
There is report current that the Bona
partc, Orleans, and Bourbon Interests are to
be privately advocated during congress by
gentlemen deputcd for the occasion; the
hone being entertained b. the monarchial
parties in France that Conservative reiic-
ton will shortly set in.
THE NATIONAL LIBERALS CONSULTING.
Berlin. June 1.-THE leaders OF the Nal
tiona Liberal party are here for consuta-
ton to determine on the course OF action.
They believe that Bismarck had determined
upon the dissolution OF the RelchstaS even
before Nobeling'S attempt TO kill the En-
neror, or that he would at least have recon-
yened the Reichstag and ascertaincd the
disposition OF that body. Their war-cry
will be, like that OF the French Republicans
in the contest with the De Broglie Ministry,
the return of the present Liberal members.
Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 1.-THE fever OF
the Emperor has decreased. The plural
inflammation has not augmented, but the
patient is weaker. Prage were offered to-
day at St. Isaacs Cathedral for his recovery.
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NEWS DER LAND AND SEA.
MIR. TsAYEs's TITLE TO THE pREsI.
DENCY.

THE C1yIL-SERvICE APPROPRIATION
BILL-,REPoRT OF THE JUDICIARY CON
MITTEE AS TO THE PRESIDENTIAL TT.
TLE-wILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT's con-
DITIoN-FAILURE OF NEW YORK SHIP
PING COMPREHENSIVE SUICIDE
Of wIFE-MURDERER--A WIFE FATALLY
STABBED -sUiCrH; LOUISIANA STATE
LOTTERY; 100000 IN NORFOLK, VA
SURRENDER OF THE LAST OF THE Gu
BAN INSURGENTS - CONSIDERATION OF
BISHOP sEYMoUR-MoRE OF THE POTTER
INVESTIGATION HON. a. Fl. STEPHENS
DEFINES HIS PoslTION-COTTON OPERA
TivES AT BLACKBURN RESOLVE TO CON-
TIME THE STRIKE-A VOTE TO DISSOLVE
THE GERMAN PAREIASiENT-THE EAIPE-
ROR'S CONDITION = PRELIMINARIES OF
THE MEETING OF THE CONGRESS. &C., &C.
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yEGETEN E..
" L G. L T I \! f
THE WATCHMAKER'S REPORT.

THE WATCHMAKER'S REPORT.
EVANSVILLE, md, December 81, 1877.
DR.. H. II. SterenS:
have suffered with Scrofnld and ScrofniG HUI
,nors ever since could remember. 1t has been in
our family for years before was born. Inherited
it, have tried all kinds of medicines. After hay
ing used great many other patent medicines after
having paid many large doctors bills, heard from 2;
neighbor that VEGETIEE had cured him. had good
faith because saw il, and so went to the Dudden-
hansen Eagle Drugstore to purchase bottle OF the
yEGETISE. l kept taking the VEGETINE. and. In
fact. became better and better. When had taken
several bottles all Scrofula Sores and marks were
gone: nv health very good. ], Is the best blood
n,rifer ever tried 1t will cure Screfuta. II took
the sores and humors off my face; ii gave Inc clear
skin Everybody who has got Scrofutd HamorS
should try II. fEhDiNaND rNhNioh'
Matchmaker, Main street
know the above to be true.
DIR. CHARLES NJ. DUDDENIIAUSEN,
Apothecary, $40 Main street.
vscETISE is now acknowledged BY our best ply.
s,cians 10 be the only sure and safe remedy for al
diseases arising from impure blood, such as scrofula
and scrofulous humors.
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Cuba.

HAVANA, June 1.-THE so-called Briga-
der Guilermo Moncade and Colonel Friere,
1000 men and 900 members OF insurgent
families, comprising those who were unable
to cross the swollen river 4 few days ago,
and being the last OF the Cuban insurgents,
have surrendered at Barracoa Escobie.
TR1UaPHAL ENTRY OF cAMpos INTO HAyASA3
HAVANA, June 1.-GeneTal Martinez
Campos will make tr1umphal entry into
Havana, at the head OF 1000 troops, on
Friday next at Z O'Clock in the morning.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, June 11.-Willfam Cullen
BRYANT lies in a comatoSe state, and his ply
sician is almost afraid to give him .nourish-
ment. He sleeps all the time.
Messrs. Joseph Foulies & Sons, shipping
and commission merchants. have failed,
with. liabilities of $4,000, besides $4,000
OF contingent liabilities. Their assets are
S1S4,00O. The firm has been in existence
eighty years. The failure has been caused
by the shrinkage in values. slow or impossi-
jble:collections,. and general depression.
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Annual Celebration Of Green hevcf
Academy and its Literary Society.
tCOrresronaenct Of the Richmond DiSpatch.l

Sr0TsTLvANJA COUNTY, VA,

PEAhE'S CROSSROADS,
Sr0TSYLvANJA COUNTY, Va,
June 10, 1878.
On Friday the eth instant the commence
ment OF this institution was held at the re-
sidence OF its principal and proprietor, Mr..
Rupert Z. Powell. The attendance was so
very large that the hall was not sufficient
10 hold them, and extra seats had to be az
ranged in the adjoining grounds. About
noon the exercises were commenced by
Sweet Spirit, Hear My Prayer" from the
kuper d Almond Band, which was fol-
lowed by the following programme:
Defamation by Mr.. Otway RennolS-
Burial of Sir John Moore"; speech
OF Mr.. William BeaZey-.t School-Boys'
Life; speech OF Mr.. Lee Graves" The
Advantages OF an Education .; valedic-
tory address, Mr.. Frank Dickinson; re-
sponded to by Mr.. Il. r. Powell, president
Of the Literary Society. Mr.. Powell urged
upon the students earnest study OF the
liberal arts and the classics. With much
taste and beauty he unwound the musty
i1barynthS OF Troy, Rome, and Greece.
Detwecn every two speeches the band
PLAYED some touching air.
Mr. Henry Holiday, who conducted the
ceremonies, then appeared upon the stage,
ana announced If there was any gentleman
present who would favor us with a speech
that the company would be glad to hear
from him: Whereupon the entire company
made repeated calls for Mr.. Abner Dickin-
son, who appeared upon the stage amidst q
burst Of applause. In his usual happy man
ner he Impressed upon his hearers the vital
Importance Of mental cultivation in order
70 make country great amongst the civil
lzed nations Of the earth.
The Rev. Alvin Graves was next called
LOT, who spoke ia substance the same as his
Predecessor, and retired amidst thrilling
applause.
Or. Powell then-appeared upon the stand
ana introduced old Brother Nnekols, who,
nc said, would speak upon character. He
sAld that Mr. Nuckols would not come with
oratorical flights. rounded periods, or
sounding epithets, but With words Of wis.
Com, with golden seed, and where there
Was depth OF soil they would bring forth
lFuIt hundred-fold. And the old gentle.
man did not fisappolnt us. So.
lie young gentlemen Messrs. Rennols,
Beasley, Graves, and Dickinson-acqultted
themselves with great credit, and each
speaker retired from the stand amidst shouts
VI applause, soul-stirring music, and Q
sAower OF bouquets. ALMA.
There is another. They vii! soon come
80 thick that We shall have TO close our co.
iutnns against them.]
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XLVTH CONGRESS--Second Session
WASHINGTON, June II, 1878.



SENATE.
The river and harbor bill, with many
amendments, was passed. 1t goes to the
House for concurrence.
The bill authorizing Albert Ordway to
assign and transfer the contracts entered
into by him with The United States for fur
nishins certain granite for the new State
and War Department building was passed.
Most OF the amendments heretofore re-
ported increasing the appropriations for
southern rivers and harbors were adopted.
Mr.. Ransom, of North Carolina, submit
ted an amendment approprating $50, 900 for
4 complete survey OF the water-lines lead
inc from Norfolk to the ocean south OF Hat
teras. so as to have inside water communi,
cation between the waters OF the Chesa-
peakc and those Of the Atlantic south OF
Cape Hatteras. Agreed to.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Immediately after reading the journal the
House went into Committee OF the Whole
on the civil sundrY appropriation bill.
Mr.. Money. of Tennessee, offered an
amendment, approprating $4,000 for the
construction OF the Memphis post-oflice out
OF Tennessee marble; which was ruled out
on point OF order.
Mr.. Young then offered an amendment
for the construction OF the building out OF
such marble, provided the cost does not eX-
coed that authorized by law; which was
adopted. ~,
No final action was taken on the bill. The
House took a recess.
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Ey Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 11.-Goid orcned 1T 1903.
NOoa-Stocks heavy. Money on call, 3GG3k per
cent. Cold 1908. Exchanse-LonS, 4S5 short,
4S7. State bonds quiet. Governments steady.
Ecenlng.-MDney easy at 3 per cent. Sterling
steady. Goldirm at 10l. Governments firm; new
SIS. 10ba. States quiet.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. June 11.-VirsnIa 6t, Old, 25
deferred, Ak: consDs. 5S; secoId Acr:cs, 2S
past-due coupons, So. Bid to-day.
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Louisiana State Lottery.

NEW ORLEANS, June 1l.-The following
were the principal prizes drawn in the
Louisiana State Lottery to-day: No. 81, 0i9
drew 100000, No. $3.50 drew $4,000,
No. 11,734 drew 100000, No. 56,99l drew
S1O,0 The fifty and one hundred thou-
sand dollar prizes were sold IN TINS city,
the $50, 0OOin Norfolk. and the $4,000 10
New York.
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By Telegraph.

rs S,e 5o%S 5aI ~ ss s
flour quiet and about steady: FOR export $j.7j@
SG.25t COMMON 10 fair cXila, $4.9O@*5:50; good
to choice extra r;h Wheat SGny IN hmy
spring No. .. Sl.11l@: ungraded winter red, 81 la
hlSl.17. Corn heavy and i shade lower; ungraded
4O@45ac. Oats i shade iirmer. Coffee quiet ant
uncGangcd Sugar duh and unchanged; refined in
moderate demand standard \, S76G89c. MOlasse>
dull and unchanged. Rice in fair demand and un-
dull: &c. bid railow firm at 1-l6G47ac. RosilI
dnii at si4755@al .52&: Turpen5ine qaisf al 3oNc
opened trmer and closed lower: prime steam, 81 0
Wniskey active aud tirmer at sl.OS 'FrcigEts firm
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. June ] 1.-F0ur quiet and un-
changed. Soul hcrn wheat iriner and higher; west.
crn quiet; southern red $l@Sl.lG; amber, 81. ~
6Tl.19: No. z western winter red, spot, Sl.l3A
June. 81 .l3s; July, $1.10!s. Southern corn hrncr
S We G:s yeo% 4sc 4a sa Shade
southern, 29@3sc. Rye quiet; prime, 56@57c
Provisions firm and unchanged. Cctiec~ dull ami
lower: cargOeS. 1910 Il ac. Whiskey firm. Sugar
unchanged, Frclghts unchanged.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. June 1l.-Four dun extra. So %
MS35O: family, a4M$4.J0. Wheat in fair &C.
mand; red. 95c.; amber and white, 81. Corn in
white, SOC: mixed. zoe. Rye dull at 5Sc. Pork
custer at $9@s9.50: Lard quiet choice leaf il
srse ss choice leaf L kss s esss l h
52ac.; clear sides, 5kGl5Ac. Bacon easier: shou-
ders 47ac clear rib. SIC: clear sides, &C.,; sugar.
cured hams, 94@ l0ac. Whiskey active ut S1.03
Manufactured TOBACCO quiet and unchanged
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. June 11.-Flour steady aud un.
changed. Wheat inactive: red 9Sc.0GSl .O3. Corr
dull at 4lM42c. Oats quiet M 26G29c. Rye steady
and in fair demand al 55G5Sc. Barley dull ant
nominal. Pork dul! and held at $3.50. Lard in fail
demand at higher prices: current make. $3.50
asked: kettle, $7.25@S7.75. Bnlk.mcats in go0t
demand; shoulders, 81 .10@DS4 20 short rib, 5000
short clear. S5.37%. Bacon dull; shoulders, S4.75
clear rib. S5.621@GS5.15: clear sides, S5.S7k69S6
Wiskey In good demand at 81 .O3. Butter gnie
and unchanged. Sugar quiet and unchanged Hog
active and demand advanced: packing, $3.50
$3.50; receipts, 2,72S head: shipments, Ill
hpod.
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Fn !, =, Aar r., p, MT a PICNIC.

FEEDERICK. 3D., June f1.-At picnic
held by .coIored people near Adamstown,
in this county; Yesterday, an atfray occurred,
IN which William Richardson (eolored) was
shot and instantly killed by Edward Am
bush also coIored.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY. June IL, 1878.
The orcaSs To-day comprised 500 ho.Sneads and
81 tcrccs. Tie offerings at auction or Change
were 103 packages: of which number 10 were
taken In and the remainder sold IL prices rar gnS
from $40 10 $3.50.
We continue 10 quote:
EEw DARK.
LugS.-Common 10 medium, Sl.50@S2; medirm
to good, S3@S3.50.
Lenf.-Common, $iG95: medium. 's5GGG; good
sG.50@S7.50; tine, &9G%11.
BRIGHT.
Ltgs-Comnon c0'ory. S3Gl:i.
EIUers-Commou. S4@$5: n3c'!inn. S5MST:
good. SLMS10: fine. SlOTS13.
Susoktr$.-Commop. S7GDSS.j0; medium. &9d.
81 l: good, Sl0QDSl3: fine. *l5@:lS: fancy, SIS
a &22.
GrS20: good, S2JGi:1o; line. S53mSGp: tanc%.
SGJMSN.
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Georgia.
az rrpopr To cuEAT. THE HA

AN EFFORT TO CHEAT THE HANGMAS.
ATLANTA, June 11.-Aiike Shaw, the wife
murderer, resentenced to be hung July
18th at Milledgeville, this evening swal-
lowed strychnine in his cell. He Is fear
fully coayulsed, but there is hope for his
= : i
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Rishop of sprinsfleltl.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE consecration
Of DR.. Seymour as Bishop of Springfield,
ILL.,, took place to-day at Trinity church.
The ceremonies were very impressive.
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APoIETsARES WATER.
APOEEISARSS WATER.
A POLLINARIS
NATURAL MINERAL WATER,
HIGHLY EFFERVESCENT.

APPROVED by the academic de Ncdecine OF
France and It's sale in France authorized BY special
order OF The French Government.
Recommended by the hiehes, MEDICAL AU-
TIlORITIES in New York
a great relief for sca-sickness.'
a delightful beverage
Far superior to yIchy, Setter, or any other.''
Most grateful and refreshing"
Absolutely pure and wholesome; superior to all
for daily use; free from all the objections urged
against Croton and Artifcally.aerated waters"
Impregnatcd only with its own gas"
" Useful and very agreeable"
HcalthfuI and well suited for Dyspepsia and
cases of acute disease"
MILDLY autaeid; agrees well with dyspeptics and
whe re there is equity diathesis."
"By far the most agreeable, alone or mixed with
wine; useful In Catarrhs of Stomach or Bladder,
| and in Govt"
mot only luxury, but necessity"
| To be had OF all WINE merchants, groccrs, drug
| rIs,s, and mlnera!.water dealers throughout The
United States, and Wholesale of
FREDERICK DE barry s CO.,
| Sole Agents,
30. IL and 40 Warren street, New York.
Every genuine bottle bears the registered 7 ELLoM
ii PICTORIAL label Of the
|aporIINAgIs Comply tf.IMlTEDl, LONDON
lmy z7.I, W&F&eowlAu2li
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SLAUGHTER OF DRY GOODS!
y EVERYTHING MARKED DOWN

We are not Strengthening our goods 10 deceive the
public but to wind up tho business and to cease for
ever to sell Dry Goods: and the only way 10 accom-.
plisi it Is 10 give much away at half their value.
We are ready to send them forth ut prices ranging
from ten To forty per cent. under their regular
prices.
We are very nNious to sell DRESS GOODS and
FINE CASSIMERESi In PARTICULAR. and numberless
SOILS, FANS. PIQUE, LAWNS. &C.. &c.. &c.
Please call aud oblige J. Go WfilTLOCk.
1909 Main street, between Seventeenth and Eigli-
tceuth. je 12-Al, W&F
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.wi n j. and suicide.

II HAvERHIkh, Mass, June 1l.--Andrew
True to- day fatally stabbed his wife and
killed himself. lie Was drC..k at the time.
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mayor Kane's condition was unchanged
yesterday. The physicians in attendance
upon him--Drs. lies and smith-giYe it as
tneE opinion that he is very sick indeed,
ana tue state OF his health such that he may
eAiare atIafy moment Baltimore AWeyt-
can, LII. 'fss
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SALES REpnRTEu TO SECRETARY
FIOilr.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

fine. 1915: super.in-. $3.50; extra So q So rs
common family. i3.75@S6; t4nry araLd,. S7@
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WINES. LIQUORS, dc.
FURNITURE.

r ID. GATEWOOD, 1903 EASTM
~ MAIN STREET.-Furniturc Is now at vs.
The lowest prices. Now Is the time 10 buy. Ny 6H0S
stock b, ing bought before the advance in prices,
parties buying from me get the advantage thereof
I AIN selling goods u low as they can be had This
side OF New York: l have In stock all the newest
designs for Parlor. Chamber ana Dining Room. All
parties can he suited III quality and price, Chairs
raj ic IL /.
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yEGETINE
FOR GENERAL DEBILITY.

FOR GENERAL DEBILITY.
DANFoRT1I. Me, October 2, 1877.
3fr. Stevens: - ,,.-o
Dear sir,-My heath has always Teen poor. have
taken n great many kinds of medicine, but never
,o any that could begin TO help Inc like the FEGE-
TIVE. One year ago last March had the Lung Fs.
rer It left NE very feeble for 4 long time couta
do hut very little work, and hard for me to do q III
tIe. had never heard Of VEGETIEE. One day
saw the advertisement in paper. felt IL coulo
ret that 1t would help me. sent the next day ana
cot one bottle and before took one bottle cohid
sce good effects from the medicine. After taking
fe,y hottie; could do good washing. have taken
seven bottles am sixty-live years old, never was
we'll I'm NV life. and never was so ncshI Tor "hic
feel grateful to You and to our Heavenly Father.
recommend It to all around me- for prize 1t above
all other medicines.
Respectfully yours, MRS. L. Il. HOWARD!
TuoUsASDs Will bear testimony land do 1t Volun-
t,rily) thar VEGETINE Is the best medical COM
mound vet placed before the public FOR the reno
ya,ing and purifying the blood. cradicat,ns al hu-
mors. impurities. or poisonous secretlon' from the
aystem. invlgoratng and strengthening The system
cblitatcd by disease: in tact, 1t Is as many nave
called IT, The Great Health Restorer."
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
R.CEAoNp, June IL, 1878.
r. OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
.WHEAT.-JThite. 81 bushels. Red, $50 bushels
CORN White. $50 bushels.
OATS.-1.406 bushels. OF which l3S bushels were
re-exhibited.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 54 bushels prime at S1.l5
Red. 92 bushels mixed at Sl.l0; IL bushels COM
mon Fultz Vt S1.l0; 102 bushels very good Fulr7
ut S1.05: So bushels prime Lancaster nj 81 10;
bushels very good Lancaster ut Sl.l2; GS bushels
very good Lancaster at 81 10: so bushels very goot
on private terms-totll, 3S6 bushels.
CORN White. $50 bushels ut SIC.
OATs.-15 bushels on private terms.