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THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1878.
Renper,s PROPHECIES in Regard
10 Iron.

Not long since we were shown q little
book called "Benuer's prophecies Of fu'
lure up. and downs in prices" published
BY Samuel Bsnner, an Ohio farmer, in
1879. It is a series Of prophecies in re-
gard to the future Of prices, founded on
what the author regards as the well as
csrtainsd lid al fluctuations in trade. His
specially seems to be Iron, and he goes as
back as far as 1910 and gives an array OF
statistics, showing the growth and decline,
The ups and downs, of prices in iron from
that year up to 1875. He shows that in
's7, rs, "a, '64, and ~, the price for pig
iron was very high, and that in the Years
"a, '43, 80, 81 and 10, the trade was
severely depressed. Upon these auctu'
atoms the author makes the following
omment:
aCommenciDg with the low priced year,
1894. the price advanced three years and
declined six to 1S43-cycle between low
prices, nine years. There was an advance
81 two years TO 1916 and a decline OF five
10 1850, making q cycle Of seven years.
advanced four years to 1854 and declined
10 1~S6l-cycle Of eleven years, advanced
three years 10 1864 and declined Rix to
lS7O.oycle nine years. Advanced two
years TO 1872 and declined three years to
ls75--the year Of this p%hophecy."
It will be perceived that the decline
was not full by two years at the time the
book was written, and would not reach
ia maximum until 1877. Last year
was to be the nadit of depression
and this year, rs, was to see iron start
on the up turn sgain. Up to this time
the up turn has not occurred 10 any great
extent, although there has been an adj
vance in some kinds Of manufactured
goods since the frat Of January, az, for
instance, in bar iron, hinges, nails, SC.
In regard to this ~prophesied advance this
yea , ~.
aTn ,6s v.,,. 1878. 70. 80 and 81 the
price Of pig iron will be on the ascend
log scale, the iron trade sA again 30 pros
psSctLs, and in three years, especially the
last twO-1sS0 and 1SSl-money will be
made very fast in this business, unless
trammeled by unWise legislation upon
the currency and tariff; and if1ele yea
1851 in the month; q !. septe EN- Sisb s.t
oS'OOef 'ns pf'sS "t' .
Al corfrma,orv Of this prophecy, til,
pittsburgh Chronicle quotes from the In.
.x.s.,,vn ,Lo ,or,,t NADIA In II,
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TUESDAY, The 18th day Of March, 1873,

commencing At 10 O'clock A. n, at the FRONT
DOOR OF THE COURT HOUSE OF PRESTON
COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA, proceed % sell &c
the highest and best bidder the following described
real estate, or 70 much thereof as may b necessary
70 pay the debt secured by aid deed Of trust ant
the accrued interest thereon, and the expenses O.
RIe, including the Irustee's commissions, that Is Il
say: The following real estate and property, stu
ated In Preston county, West Virginia, on the wa
Ten Of Thrle Ioiks creek, known a the
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eLADEs IRON WORKS,

including the town Of Gladesyille, and eight hun.
died and lity acres Of coal and iron lands annexed
thereto, The description and boundaries Thereof
can be fully known by reference 70 tbs following
deeds conveying the mid land 10 George HArdmAn
MI q which are recorded 10 the once Of the Clerk
n thR County Court Of Preston county, West VIZ.
Rinia, to-Wit: A deed for two tracts Of land, onE
containing 2SsL acres, the other % Aers and twC
poles, IRON G.. A. and Agnes Heidelberg to SAD
Georso Hartman and Mary 3. Mlllnsr. dated May
18th. 1870, and recorded u DEED beG5 No S9, pseel
1861; q deed for lISz ACRES from w. II. Heidel
berR 10 nd HArdman, dated May 27th, 1874, and
recorded 10 Deed Book No. 20, page 267i q deed
from Harmon and Martha A. Tncket to The Ald
HRrdman and Mary l. Millner for two tfActs O
land, both containing 62H acres, dated June l0tht
9J-I, and deed from John B. shernrd and 6tbefI
to nd HaTdman, dated May 18th, 1877 and re;
corded In Decd Book No. u, page and - . dted
from Margaret, George B, james ", julia A. and
Sarah Z. jackson To said George HardmAn Iof one
acre, dated March 18th, lsn, and recorded IL peg
Q. Brown 70 SId Hartman for two acres and y
poFches, dated March 9Th, 1874, add recorded Ia
Deed Book No. II, pSges 4 and v Q deed uetn
Cyrus and Nancy J. Linton % aid HArdman IoI
II aces and * perehe,, dated June I5th, ~.
q died from Buckner and RGbecca Fairfax 10 ssid
HarimAn for 80 acres, dated August leth, 1879
and recorded In Deed Book No. II, PAGES % and III
and q decd from John K and Mary Z. MulnGr u
the aid Hartman for four traeta Of land, aggre'
eating 8S9 Acres, dated March 10th, 1874, and re
corded In Deed Book No. Il, pages 2, 3 and I.
The whole containing In the aggregate at least $50
acres, with all the Improvements and RppuIts.
nancea thereto IN any wise belonging, including
the furnace and fixtures, and being the nme prop
erty conveyed 70 Thomas Y. Candy and OeGrGg II.
Miller, trustees, for the sid George HardmAn and
wife, BY mortgage deed dated November iIt, 1874
and recorded In Book Nc. 80. pages 90 n %, In
the once Of aid County Clerk Of aid Preston
county, being the same property conveyed 70 the
IAid AbneT ETlns, Jrt by Hannibal FORBES, spe'
clll Commissioner, and d6ed q Of record among thG
records a PrcIton county, West Virginia
TRRKs or 6ALK-0ne.thiTd Of tho purchase
money, or such greater amount thereof % the pur.
chaser may elect % pay, ealh In hand, the residue
In two EQUAL yearly payments, with Interest from
dAy Of Rle, and the deferred payments % b -
cured By deed Of truSt 90 the property sold.
JAsPRk Y. MOORE, Trustee.
By HANNAH Fonts, Attorney.
~ Es- - tHif=
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nRUsTEE's SALE
OF 1m
.GIades Iron Works.
Preston County. West YIralnIa.

BY Write Of a deed OF trust made by Abner Evans
Jr., 10 the undersigned trustee, dated this 10th day
Of December, 1875, and Of rtcofd smong the land
records Of Preston county, West Virginia, In TruSt
DEED Book Nc. %, PIP. SIS, s26 and So, I will on
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BLooNspuRe, Pa, March 2O.-The
Danyille, Halleton & wilkesbarre Rail.
road was sold here under = foreclosure
to-day, and was bought by the boudhold.
era for 100000.
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Mrs. Mary Jane coary and a little
daughter were killed at q crossing, In
Elizabeth, N. j, on the New Jersey Cen.
tral Railroad.
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pEtl-HAssoN.-In the city Of RaltInore. IN
WEDNESDAY, March @, 1s1S, by Rev. WIN. Mark
land. d. D., Nj. JoSkPH A. FlLti Of wheeling,
fnd Mis- EnMA uASsoS, Of Baltimore.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

To ali who lro suffering from the errors and in
dI.cretlous Of youth, nervous weakness, early dc
cay, los Of manhood, &c, 1 will send you a receIp
that VIII cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. Thi
great remedy was discovered BY q missionary II
South America. Send q seli-addressed envelope 4
tho RKv. JosRPuT 7. Imam Sta.i0H Z, Bis House
HeO York City: EpiS-eod4w
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nEALEp PROPOSALS.
ID q o. R B. INVESTIGATING COM.
n. MITTEE

The committee appointed by the Legis.
lature to investigate the rates Of 'charges
for transportation &c, on the Baltimore
4 Ohio Railroad, will meet at Martinsburg
on the Cd day Of April, ut Keyser on the
Sd day OF April, at grafton on the 4th day
OF April, and. at Wheeling on the 9th day
OF April. 1873. All persons having com.
plants to make or evidence to produce
upon the subject Of inquiry are requested
to appear before the committee at the
times and places above mentioned.
By order OF the Committee.
D.. Z. JOHNSON,
mylS-dsw Chairman.
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uoUaR FOR GALR-I oner for ale tho housl
El On South Front street. IIland, IN which 1nor
rom and water eosst; wash houte and coal ho1h
Ia the haAemtnt Thsfe ne hot and cold watel
and gas fixtures on all thTea dOorS. The ht q
by Is lest, and the grounds well improved.
Turns cary. Apply 70 Hdxsyt Bhtt.
JOHN MORGAN.
sra7 South FEuEt stost, hllld.
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SEReEANTs SALE.

.SERGEANTs SALE.
Mlehlel Helmiller ". SuIthGca
tnaPaf Auia1n VI. ktnlth "a, Nhn r.
August I. Meyen VI. smith ca laiSsSt
A'@p, d. ChanOef.V Va smith e. 1t
In the Municipal Court Of TS.H,
By, virtue Of execution ipasi IN N.
nuea ea9ses, and 10 me directei' s,ostN
~ Inu NnI gu a Public AuESob. \. md
nTgnser5t No. 1910 ChApllnC ~ estAl
AZ VS. vieJnFs IN me county Of OH III =,
THURSDAY the 18th DAY OF xARcs =,
c~ommendng at 10 o'clock A. ~. IN.
terrified property, tO-Wlt. "asfAl h
oIo barrels or morB Of ale ard tort,,
bottles al9 and porter, IS dOI empty Estl
Joke 0 contents, S bLikets, :? M,
letter pIGls, l stove, | iron Tink, / utsisS q
au9ici, II dog copper measures, Z a1J1ts SSahl
PItIs sNlu4' = copper sPlngttI / lion b1SI
81 hEHess ~ leet 2 Inches ulbef 49,
mlPty oIlIey Aekl bbl Gunss And IN.
homAn ehAinCtnlIe noWerS,i wire bfo1t "a
emPty ooA, ! hop Aealssa1d WEtghh ~iItaSt,In
oo1es 2 polues' lot Of empty ~. MN
An1 kess: ! lot o. washing Gienteli Ibj H. ~
uagons, day, | addle, 2 brdIs, IN Y
neaS,, ! hand hOlsting Spplntui, 2 Mi = "
lot u coke, ! buihel measure, / item Si..tal
paratus, truck, puEeIg, shOVsli AID tai,
slop-eoeEh ! H-bulhel measure, / I'M ~ IL
Ildder, VI hlts Old hop1 ! lot oil bANsS ~
platform leAies, lot o. old lIOu, / TdllSs sS
per buckets, 5 large bras stol-mcfi y NJ,
casks and contents and Ikidi Under an. "
and lease Of BTeWTy for nine mnnis' ',i'SSS41
slEeIEN RlPiTYt
mTi9 SerGeanto Of the City 0l ma,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


elm Grove AceommOdatLon..Thls train only
runs between Wheeling and Elm Grove.
fDaily except sundAy-NewArk Accommodation.
iS~1eubenyilla Acoamm0dAtinn.-This train dur
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and BellAlre, stopping when re9ui-
red 1t Sherman Hou,e, htnaEfle, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE.. ". d Ky. h. h. co.
The annual meeting Of the stockhoiderso Of the
Pittsburgh, wheeling q Kentucky Railroad Co.
for the election Of Directors and any other bushes.
proper to come before said meeting, will DO held al
tho o(ice Of Mid Company In the Gty OF wheeling
on Thursday, the 18th day Of March, 1873 a. IL
o'clock =. VI. G, D. HUBBARD, Prett
WHEELING, March "A. 1873, mrl4.lh
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.pUBL1o SALE.

I win o8tr for saIo on the premises my property,
rituSied a PIolsant Valley, Ihrea milse east oil the
civ, near the National Road and within tWo mln-
utes walk Of the Kim Grove stEeet Car, on
MONDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 18th, 1875,
Al . O'Clock, two acres Of good land, a Fran!
CoitaSe With four rooms, hall, pantry and = good
cellar, a well Of water at tho door, eisern, sS1d
stahle. ooSi house corn crib and other out-bllld.
lngs. VIII about atty young fruit tres. tn
utoperiy Il In splendid condition, and we'll cal
culGiod 70 suit perSonA doing baliness in the city
who want a country residence. Possession April
III, 1873. II not sold, will b offered Tor rent al
ptIlIc auction On the iamR day. For further IL.
formation concerning the place inquire Of HerTeyd
si MI, A. R. LEYpA.
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FOR SALE.
dor SALE

EoR SALE
Ie1tr for ale my reddspO.
teenth street, No. o.. Ihs NM, atOiid % Tw
situated and has all The NIL n bapuS5,
The lame must b nld by ~ u, aptp'sasi.
isIo, and can 10 putrhAsed thssn Sty An
Britt a Co. lnaulfs d Hen,
mrlG-s,Tu4Th
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GREENWOOD CEMETERY.

The Stockholders in Greenwood Gene.
terry will meet at the oficeo the Cemetery,
1890 Main street. on THURSDAY, 2Sth
inst, between the hours Of 2 and 4 o'clock
p. ~, for the election OF Directors, to serve
for the ensuing year.
mrl II. c. BoNHAM, sec,y.
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EoR SALE
I Offer for sale my present residenee, No. g
North Front street, Island. Has hot and cold
water and las, and Is one Of the most pleasant
itultons In the city. -,,,nu Upr,nr,
HEayRY q TIrrr. mrlS
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Ar.1 FOR PARIS.
VIVA, IL will Cost TO visit the
Great Exposition--iiinis by One
NtID Knows.

From the I0uayiils Courier Journal.
Agentleman who has been to France
several times, aud is now in position to
know whereof he speaks, ventures some
valuable suggestions 10 citizens contem-
plating a vialt to the big Exposition at
Paris. He says that persons who purpose
visiting Europe this season naturally,
among the first inquiries, ask whati 1t will
cost to make the trip, which is the best
route and how to provide for the voyage,
and any practical hints on those points
by one who has lately been over the
ground may not be unacceptable.
The frat question may be answered by
stating several sums, and they would ap.
ply respectively to persons or families
whose habits and tastes in matters o tliving
differ. For those who always travel frst
class and put up at expensive hotels. the
following estimate may be considered as
safe, If all extras and unnecessary mat
ters are left out OF the count, For a jour
ney to and from Paris, and a sojoutn in
thatcity for three months, the fares would
he ahnnL these.
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a farnihsd Front Roem on ar,t door. suitable
for . sleeiingi loom Tor one " v oBtnugmsn. No
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ROK RRNT-
House 30. u Fourteenth itrett, containing
t4syen TooraS, with all necessary eonySnieneel;
App! 70 tnir2IJ u. = FkkhY.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-04
Special Mention.

Take your old pictures to Sutterley,
300 Market street, above Sd, and lave
them copied. He does them cheap.
Sutterley takes 4 good pictures for
80 cents.
Children's pictures a speciality, at
Snttrrlev's, 3o2 Market st., above 3
Sutterley guarantees satisfaction.
Wooden Tooth picks. 200 in box.
for sale low. Buy Of MclnaIl, u aud
Market streets
~" WILMrNGroN UMBRELLA MANuFAC-
ToRy.-E. c. Straug. ;. ". cor. 4th ana
Market streets has an elegant as-olt-
ment of umbrellas, made especially toy
the holidays Call and see them. Or.
ders promptly filed.
Parlor Perfumes. for diiiusing de-
liEhtful perfume through the room. by
sprinkliug on the stove, at Taylor 4
FuIlerton's, :, 3o2 King street.
Ye+. Sutterley's is the place 10 90 for
first class photographs, and what is
more his prices sut the times. 3@2
Market street, above 81.
Go to raggart'o. G07 Market street,
for t.re ornaments.
Chew "Jact~on's Best sweet nav,
tobacco.
Wehb's photograph gallery, No. 507
Shipl"y street, is prepared to do work
Of all kinds at reasonable prices. old
pictures enlarged to any SIZE, and fin
ished in Oil Crayou or Ivorytype.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-04

Chit.Chat in N. Y. Herald: What
is commonly known in good society as
popping the question" is proceeded
with in large variety of ways, accord
ing to temperament and opportunity.
Sometimes it seems to be very easy of
accomplishment, and then again very
difficult. The shadow of cypress tree
or moonlight walk or sleigh ride is
eagerly seized by lovers as affording
them the chance to get over their trem-
ulous uncertainty. The Sootchman's
method, however, was more unique
than any Wa have heard of. The kirk
was out, and he said, "Mary, wad W
tax turnY" They walked through the
graveyard, inspecting the various in
scriptions, until at last they stood by
the lot whore Sandy's family were bu-
ried. He took her hand in his and
said, "My fowk lie there, Mary: wad We
like to lie there yersel?" She conclud-
ed that it was as good resting place
as any and so married into the family,
and in due time was buried among San
dy's "fowk.'
Daily Republican., 1878-12-04

SPEC1AL NOTICE "A large lot Sewing
- Machines at Private Sale, at less than
half their value. Two shuttle. Grover and
Baker. new, two Weed, new, tive Family drop
Leaf Singer improved new. one Davis, new.
Also the following that has been used but in
good running order: Five Family Singers.
Two improved Wilson, shuttle. good as new,
four Howe's, six Wheeler 4 Wilson's, one vii
cox & Gibbs drop leap table nearly new.
We will sell at d great bargain as we must
have the room. YOU will never have another
such cnance We also call attention to the
American Sewing Machine as the best Family
Machine. lis given up by I'll competitors at
the lightest and simplest Sewing Machine
made. you only have to try it to buy it. Don't
he persuaded to buy any other Machine until
YOU have given the American a few days
trial. when you buy You don't want to be To
the expense of trading it off in or II months,
on account of runnin4 heavy, or some olher
good reason. as we have and are trading for
machines good as new. Now to get rid OF all
this trouble and expense p"rchaso the New
American, and then you are suited for all
time, and you win save money in the end.
We exchange for old machines. sell on
monthly instalment plan, or large discount
for cash. viii rent them to family by the
week Or month, with the privilege of bnyn"
II they desire. Office and salesroom 7lS Mar
ket street, Wilmington, Del.
i. II. PRIMROSE.
nvl9-ti Manager for Peninsula.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-04
TEMPER &NCE..
butcher and wells Heard TrGm-
How They are Treated Abroad.

We clip the following paragraph
from the Richmond .>iute
Th" temperance meeting at Broad
Street NJ. h. Church, yesterday after
noon. was opened with reading of the
Scriptures by the Rev. Mr.. Nash, and
prayer by Rev. Dr. SIrdd, Mr. Geo.
W. Wells was thru introduced, who
made some very interesting remarks
upon the evils OF the liquor traffic, Civ
ing stubborn facts for the consideration
of the people He referred to the great
revival in Delaware and the results pro.
dured. lie was followed by Mr.. George
Nj. Dntcner, VIII" mac" an appeal for
the poor drinking lnrn of Richmond
that few in the audenc" viii ever for
get
Daily Republican., 1878-12-04
The Machine Wa. Wn~n Unt !!

Why Not brrarse 1t was not well
built, but it was wro"Gi, run. Thou.
sands of men vino have ran lowl long
before their three score and ten years
are accomplished, might have been rr
new"d into sprightliness and vim if
they had tried the well known PERU
Was SyRrp. which contains among its
compounds tue Protoxjde Of Iron, SO
combined that ii assImiiNtrS with the
blood and lnvigorates the whole sys.
lem. This syrup has proved otlicacious
in thousands of cases, and will do
everybody good who uses it. All drug
gists keep it
Daily Republican., 1878-12-04
Moody 10 the lncOn


At Eulaw Place Baptist Church, Bal
tn,ue, Mr. d. l.. Moody spok' to nn.
.Dvrrt-d people. Among other things
nt ,aid that at the places where tickets
wei" given out lor his meetings TINS
""Tk when the question was asked OF
t,o-" applying II they were Christians
-otnc replied that they were not tlottcn-
'ots or hralhrn. but they were Jorn IN
Christian land and they supposed they
6"u. Christians. HE would now change
tur question. and ass such Christians
u they were saved-,l they we're t" die
tins day would tuey Ii'" hereafter with
rnd I Nj. Moody spoke o! the restora
Il II tt sight OF blind BartinHus. TIE
Door, tn. lame aud the blind had as
murn inliuenc- with Christ aa the rIcn,
>r hiyh and the mighty. 1t was amaz-
ug bow men GO on III sin when they
can obtain forgiveness Just by asking
fl it. Christ would hust, every harp IN
Heaven any time to hear sinner pray.
lhr first thing that Bartimmus looked
upon after hls restoration to sight wao
Hr son Of God.
lie then went on down to tell hIs
IT,: hp wanted to see what kind OF 4
lie hr had for h. had never seen her,
he wanted also 20 see his mother who
-tYr uim BIRTH, and TO look upon his
yudrtn. Christ knows every sinner;
try do not have to tell him who they
a,r. SoUc people "on't believe in sud.
l"u conversions; they say 1t don't last
Iarcneus was converted while passing
down from the syoamorh tree to til"
.rulnd. II man has Jesus Christ III
ll- heart he Is Christian. II i rich
m1u was converted, and like Iaccheu-
ave ualf of his riches to the poor, Mr..
Nnoiy guessed the poor would thlnN
aJ, VAS a converted man. II man
make restitution like Xac"heus it is a
GOOD sign he is converted. There are
upl many men like Xarcheus converted
IN Baltimore.
There are fault finding people now,
IA the days Of Iaccheus, who don
t.turvc that Cnrist saves miserable har
ot- and thieves and prepares them for
Ill.,, kingdom. Some people, however,
are so srlt-rightcous lhat Christ can't
slyr them. Mr.. Moody spoke of visit
ing tlle Tonbs prison i'll sew York.
w" never saw 50 many innocent men III
On" day before. one man, however,
'old, with tears streaming from his
Is MY sIns AZ" grr1ter than can
tntr.n lie became 80 earnest about
MS souls salvation, HAT "h"n Mr.
Woody visited him tar next day hr
fund him converted man. Christ
came down to that mans cell because
h" took his place among the lost, SIN.
hers will he shut ont Of Heaven if they
get justice; but they can have mercy.
Mr. Moody preached also at the pent
tentiary and at Grace NJ. i. Church.
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Erysipelas,
tmnors, Swelling, Sore Throats, Tooth
..'ro and all other pains and aches ar"
romptly cured by Keller's Roman Lini-
'A"nt. Price 80 cents. Sold every
here.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-04
A Problem Long Since solved.

How to remedy those prolific causes of dis
ease an inuoverish"A circulation and an i'm
aired digestion was Il problem the solution
o. which had Uilcn hifiei medical skill, but
which was solved over u quarter Of II century
ago by tAeinfro,uclion o: Hostetter's Stomach
Bites to public and professional notice.
itrcc t! at tune. which may well be said to
have Initiated II new ut'och in the history of
rsdIcine, the remedy und preventive referred
to ma, obtained a 1Oyihod in the confidence of
the American people that each succeeding
year laS only served to strengthen. 1t is rec
uunzcd throughout the Union as tonic
he first order. II remedy Tor Hnd sure means 0
preventive fever ana ngue. and disorders
the stomach and b0we's: ns a re'ia lie means
OF reiU ming disordcred state of the liver,
and rf cOuntpractin% tt ndency to rheuma-
tism. g"ut urinary AVID uterine disorders
Daily Republican., 1878-12-04
The bark Monrovia, with ,olored em

The bark Monruva, with yolored em'
grants, sent out by jnA American c..
unizalion society 10 Librrja, salied tron
New York yesterday. There wcr" thir
ty-onr steerage and five caoin pqsSen
GERS on board. Among the IA ter wrr'
J. b. Pinnry, president OF the COLLEGE
of Liberia: Rev. D. w. Davis and viii,
missionaries, and VIM. Davis Nuurch,
attorney general Of Liberia. The pas
senger took ont with them vast qu Inti
ties of household furniture. Before th'
vessel departed = lar crowd of coloreo
men and women assembled ON dpcH and
badr their fc low countrymrn farewell
and God-spepd on their ,oyage.