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National Republican., 1878-01-31
New York General Market

,.,,.. NEw YORK, Jan. 90, 1873
fS 70 F@Ti @ "El1S ioS Sc, qss pesas sgG
EIpor's-Io Great britain 1882; to France, ii S5j
.,anSS ,rSS%rsERPp dEYP Ts srRass r. ranging rO@
to god extra Western and Slate, q e0c56 y good to
@SstsrH mS 81 ncy !" dS SGSs @ s %s wheat
mon TO good extra Ohio tiGt7 30; common 10 choice
sssG 10 81 Srs S% SScss 70 oaDs ss
closing u layers favor southern flour dull and u,
sat- a yellow s @sse' ,S o5 Jcrsny ssnsrans ans
Peynsyvania; I! IOG,?S; Brpndywine, - 10.
SSS mud "issr ss@%s s@ss
:pns 1917 I, T satffs iSnrd u sSTs q !; y f
NSw for @YnsdS YsE a. wSr red Z % 9r P9Sr while
ys steady foci i2c FOR Western and 7Sc for State.
prime Barley malt dun and unchanged. '"'''' '0'
tSsrasd % %sscn Ss%s'i @ssd aSRdf n'sSE s%i7. e.
1%S;@i7;G % "a for NSw York No. s:sGGI5c Tor sies9Sr
wes!ernl md 55@ Ssr fPr yellow southern ~ '''''"
Hay firm ana unchanged.
Hops steady and unchanged.
solee,liio dun and unchanged.
hpnE and 54r lor prime Retned duil and unchanged
hm,oipsses h,ioip, ,,,I, gu,e, and unchanged.
eHsss gps and sGSHGy Crude Is reqel
Iallow steady Mt 7,s@7lLIGc.
R0sn unchanged nj ~ 60GGI gj for strained
Iurpcntine scarcely so firm at 81. c for spirits
ESSs irm at lB@ lG'qc for State and Pcnnsylyania
for lined ~ 'N' ''S
SoamBy auction to-day Scranton sold at 50 10 for
steamer - Ia for grnc, s3 10 for egg ~ 53 40 I0r
stove, and ~ l0@3lga for chestnut showing an ad.
vance OF 500 zoe per ton. " "
=, Lather.lIenllock sole, Bucnos aud Rio Grlntic
M dsh! middle, and heavy weights, slG :3c; California
Wool quiet. Domestic fleece, s30l5ic; pulled Ism
&c; uhwnshed, 100 soc Texas, la "sc.
ProvIstOns- Pork scarcely so firm; uuIusnpctcd
mess ~ 'oti IL Beef quiet; beef han steady: West
cru sib ~; lercr beer quiet. BrrsSed hOgs West, RI
scarce ana nominal. Cnt-nl leats-Wcstern dull; md.
dies easier II lsddG for long clear and long and sJt
clear Lara opened heavy, then advanced nnd closed
scarcely 30 ilrini prime steam s. 10 BIlter-ChoIce
steady grades under duh "a BE for Western and Y
prime. ~
Lrseed duh and nominal at g. l2Js, gold.
whisky steady at 81 %.
Freighls 10 Liverpool firm. Cotton, per SAIL lad;
Ter steam, Nd Wheat, per stenur, 'l0d.
National Republican., 1878-01-31
For the Corner.
SnNel.

saved.
From this her shame dated:
She pausCd-hesitated--
Gave not The stern look that will bafle the brute
Her ruin completed,
Her virtue defeated
Brought sorrow and gloom IS It's rank, bitter fruit
What now Is there len her?
Her iiiCnds nll bercit her
And misery's mark left with weight on her brow.
In vain hcrCyC vdnders,
On suicide ponder;
The cold, bitter world has no sympathy now.
She gains the broad river
And prays TO the Giver
Or all perfect gifts N poor mcrtals below;
voice now is nearing
Within her sad hearing:
"Fofbcar thy rash net; twill but add 10 thy woe"
And l. hahn nowhere found
On this side Of the mound
Where pardon will hasten 10 oTen the door7
Yes, Jesus has said Il.
For OF have read H.
Thy sins be forgiven. Go in thou no more"
JANUARY 25, 1873 s.
National Republican., 1878-01-31
FOR SALE.

nFFICE OF LINCOLN Park LAND. THIS
~ lnnd is beautifully l"'H!rl, adjoining Lincoln
Park in squares H3> tSH TD, luf, IOlt lOIh lWt uf
lUB lUd7, UN 0IN and lpl viii ne SOLD In squares or
lots un easy terms t"irrr" payments secured Ut :
per cent. The l.iuu'n HMk ASsur!nllOn CnuIr!r.
pilates building on square OIl IN ihC spring. Plans viii
be furnished TO suit the tastes # purchasers Without
cost by THOMAS NJ. PlDWMAS. ArrhllcCl, NJ lis
ohicg G@l street northwest, where n.i iniuTmai!u
can Oe uhlHIucd. nul-ly
National Republican., 1878-01-31
VEGETINE E

wol ks In the human system In perfect harmony with
natures laws. and while It Is pleasant 10 tie taste
genial To til" stomach and mild In il, In.ucnce Un the
bowels u s absolute In It's action On discuss ana Is
not Vile, haIrIOus Hhtcrs, purging the invalid INTO
false hope that tIry nre being CURED. N"g tine is n
llrrlH Vegetable M"'cinc. compounded upon sciCn
II IT, principle" II " nOr~ed by IT." hUsI plNscans
where ts virtues bavo been ieaied Is rvCOmnc Ided
only where medicine is le.ded, AMI Is not mixture
OF cheap WHISKY cold under The cloak Oi BiIters
National Republican., 1878-01-31
VEGE tt N E.
Police Testimony.
BosToN, Nov. IS, 1875.

II. r. STEVENS, Esq:
DEAR SIR: Dur,ng the past five years ] have had
ample opportunity To Judge of the merits OfNeg"iinc
My wife has used 1t tuT conn plants endiI lady of
delicate hUalil with more beneficial results than
any thing else which she ever tried have given It
10 my children under HlnVsl every circumstance At
tending large family, aud always with marked ben
eft. Lave iai"m II myself with such great benefit
that | cInnot find words to express my unqualified
appreciation of lis goodness.
While performing my dutieSRs u Police Officer IN
this city, II La been my lot to nll In with great deal
OF sickness. ! unh'slinlingly recommend Nrgetinc
and never knew uI where II did not prove all
that was claimed for H. Particularly in cases OF de-
biltntrd Impoverished sat" of the blood its effects
are really wonderful AMI Tor all complaints arising
from impure stutr Of the blood II appears to WORK
Ike charm and do not believe there any cir
cunlsIanc's under which Nrgrtinc can he used with
Injurious results: and II VIII always afford me pleas
ure to givd any further Information NJ to what know
about Negotinc WILLIAM h. Hill,
Police StntlOn I.
National Republican., 1878-01-31
VEGETlSE.
v { g Ell N {
For Bilious, Remittent, and Inter-
mittent Fever,

Or wat Is more commonly termed Fever and Agup,
with pain In the lOirs ant through tho back and
drSrrbablr chilly sensation down the ~ me ire
sisibe dtsnOSiiiCn Ia yaWn, pain In the eyes, which
Il inr'Ts cd by moving IT. bnC iingc lii the skin,
rnl great listssnCSs and debility Ncg,'tinc Is u safe
aud positive remedy. u Is cOmpolnhCd exclusively
nom the ucps OF cHrrmilyseleCt" hIrks and hcrlr
and so strongly Gunccn'Elie1 that II Is one of the
grcnts ClCaiIspr ." the bl, tht il be- put to-
sc;hrr N"Pcinc dnts not top with Lrrakmgt mills
and Fever. unI l. extends It's wonderful influence into
cNey at urihe human sysiCIn niId entirely cTGli.
Gates every tat of disease. We "tinv dOts not net
"a Powerful tFtluth. debt Itriu ihC % " 's 4 ID
which mmSt inevitably follow hui II suriklsnt the
roct Of dispaS, hy Trri ying tc blood. T,~tO the
liver aud kidnI.s TO h",,ty ON. regulates the
bowels ~ assists nature III pHr .UrmiEg all the duties
that drvolvr NJ ~ her.
thousands of inNrllds are suffering 10 day from the
Effects oi powerful puTgattv" u Hirun!s lrisht!ul
quantities OF pninina. all poison doses Of Hrs, nr,
nriIcr o. which ever have or ever could, reach the
true cause Ofthcir cont llimt.
National Republican., 1878-01-31
DIRECTORY.
The Principal business Houses Of wash
ington.

The Jo7owing is published for The tenef, Of Trar-
cling sd,esmea, Strangers, and The public gener-
day-h includes oil trades and professions, aud
cannot fail 10 prore Of interest 10 all rho intend
frdnsdcting business IN Washington.
National Republican., 1878-01-31
COMMERCIAL.
GeorSeinMn Grain Market.

49,, - GFORGETOwS. Jan. 30. 1873.
Wharf.-The market for wheat IL steady, with light
Eccepis and lr!c's., We quote prime FGtz nj II 3J
Corn continues in liEn receipts with demand Drin-
cipnlly Tor white. White and yellow may be quoted
al hJaIJJp, 'S - f'''
National Republican., 1878-01-31
COMMISSIONERS SALE At AUCTION
CHESAPEAKE ANb RAILROAD

Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court of the clty
Of fRirnmond, Va, entered on the 26th dny.uf Mar,
h77, and deere 'uDsequeny entered by. said court
In The suit OF DInCan and Calhoun trustees VS. the
Chesapeake ana Ohio Railroad mrany and others
and TO decree Of the Circuit Cuuri OF the county OF
kanRwhu. In the state Of West Virginia entered IN
National Republican., 1878-01-31
WOMAN'S CORNER.
Edited by Fannie u. Ward.

Ladies arc inrited 10 contribute Society Hems
aud Short Sketches appropriate 10 his depart
nlet. Please address such communications 10
he Republican Office, care Editor Of The Corner
National Republican., 1878-01-31
HOGAN'S SELECT OYSTERS
IYH IIIL EIH STHII,I \ IL
FIH STREET \. ".

New lorl; Sound, East River Urd Maurice COVE
received daily aud all other hTuuGs Of oysters iiunI
different beds. Hotels. restaurants and Iamrs luI.
nlShcd with first, lass oysters. drrIgu
WIN. II MAIN 4 CO.. REAL ESTATE AND
w Claim Agents. ~ PENNSYLVANIA Hvruur urrlh-
west city and country property Tor sale rCNcnuI Z"
Houses, lots, RUh itlluS IN al parts O the rIly AID
country on easy toms. Loans n'EOlu uIrd. Il,.,'.,.
rrnlCi. and rents collected and returns mad" Jrumpl-
". larIr tracts ui Suullrru laud To rNrl,U gp ior
N0rlilrImpruICIty Collections OlHl ,Uinrs promptly
attended
SUlr Of land u Speciality. drlI ~
National Republican., 1878-01-31
TRAVELLERS. GUIDE.
r. R. TICKET UfIlcE

UNIVERSAL Il. X. iltkET OFFICE
RA RAILROADTiCKEiEtO TO or ,run all points bought
EXCHANGED or sold TT u Induction Of ONE DOLLAR
upon any other Ot.Ce or deuUt IN ihE city.
IltErtN gOUl TIL used litggt.r uucc.rl through.
Apply to NJ H. WlltIESilll,
mhl..IyH tEj p nnsy Iva MI, avrmsc Slop store.
National Republican., 1878-01-31

Nov Is IIIE TIME To SELL" LADl ES
Gents amt thlldrrns cast oil Wearing Ap
TRlsl Boots SluprS. g.. NJ extraordinary high cash
prices II "JUsrHS uId stand" No. nin Il slrert
northwest All nule, hN mai VIII he promptly at.
tended 10. hrpli.lf
National Republican., 1878-01-31
OPTICIAN-

First premium awarded TO me by the Great Worlds
Far, ~ philadelphia; on my invented and patented
ESE-G LASS, manufactured IN Gold SILVER and
FTameess, with genuine Brazilian Pebbles. Also on
hapd large variety OF SPECTACLfH, OPERA
GLASSES, MICROSCOPES and SHADES for the
Eyes, &c. |. I.ALESANnER,
no5-3m 1920 Pennsylvania avenue, H. W.
National Republican., 1878-01-31
Gives Health, Strength, ard Appetite.

My daughter has received great benefit from the
use OF Veg pcnc. Her declining health was source of
great anxiety Ia all Of her friends lew bottles of
the Vegctne restored her health strength and appe-
lite. n. H. TlLpEN,
Insurance aud Real Estate Agent,
No. 10 Sears Building, Boston, Mass.
National Republican., 1878-01-31

State bonds quiet. Stocks weak.
subTreasury balances Gold $40? ss7 220Os; curren
cysS5,6S50iass. The subTrcasurcr paid out account
Of interest fieGOoo, and for bonds s2j27oo Customs
receipts. tlI7,00o
H. d. Cooke, IT,, & Co., No. i42o street northwest
furnish the following prices of state bonds, Govern
men bonds, gold aud active stocks. teesraphed to
them nom the New York stock Exchange!
National Republican., 1878-01-31

VV'RusTEEs' SAFE OF. yAlrAELE REAL IS;
A TATE ON THE sol TlIWESr CDllNER OF
TInilNrt ENl u AMP STGEEiS, ,WAASiiINH.
TiGNAh EftTpIHHE HN IHE Il hvfLptNMh Mf 4 Tx srhNGs IA
by ririue Of d. d nus hc ring dat on the lst
day Of February. \. d. lTi Hn rrCyidei IN Liner ~
hnii rni m the request Oi the party lht rcby .e
cured, we will 81 r. pnhc nncti'n u front Of the
pFfmRtSA pR SAT6F "a TIT T. IL NISETas Il Ell
CITY Of Washington. In the pisir!c o Coumbil, b.
lng all Of lot numbered twelve 02l ani the norlsrn
'wenty CO. ihr,e (l inches irnni by the d"pii.o
torty-elgt lI) tCct tour () Inches Of lot numbered
thirteen u3l. IN square numT r,d two hundIel and
hnysiN t.5il, the whOe being desCrlhed ns fOlOwS
Beginning for tie same at tie north, atrn corner O
said square and running tEenCe west Crty.ciGt l'Sl
lhre" 90 inches; thence e,St Hry.eifht th) feet four
~ inches, to the line of Thirteenth street. west and
thence north - the PLACE Of beginning. 80, the lot
i0iiypighi tIsl ect four ~ hes north T. street
being lot numbered ervcn % IN said slnaie MINI
mcntS situate on the HIST described piece Of gtOund
consisting Of the Nain nai hcpnbllen Building. .
The above Iropcrty VII be sold subject t9 deed OF
Der ~ folio IS, o,erurr ssIs aud Interest, and Also
10 all taxes aud assesat nts due upon the whole or
Terms Of sale; Onethrd cash; balance IN Six
twelve and eighteen months with Interest, TO be Sc
posit OF 500 regirtd III time nf sale Ir the terms Ci
sale are rot complied with In ten days from day o
sale the trustees reserve the right rtSell risk and
#TI. h MI aTiH,ANNSDLER, Trustees.
DuNCANsON bios, Auct. neers.
WAsHiSGroN. ID. e. Dec ~. lSI decsteoiw.
THURSDAY, the 3lst day OF January, A. ID. 1878, al
" :" Y T%; 4. i E6hfiSg 6ShifffiSSgPErn' Trustees.
janiaS'ruThStlS
National Republican., 1878-01-31
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.

New York Money Market.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 30. 1875. .
Money easy at 5d4s, Exchange steady ienG, tsN
short, f<. Gold weaker at i01. Rates for carrying
stoL Government bonds stronger at the follow ng
ouoto Inns.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-16
A Mine OF Native Silver.

Edward Golan and Daniel May,
two prospectors, arrived a few days
since at the Aqua Fria Smelter,
twenty miles east of this place, with
$50 pounds of ore interspersed with
native silver in the shape of wire,
spikes, feathers, daggers, and all
conceivable forms, twined in to-
gether, or standing out in spires,
etc, constituting the handsomest
lot of silver specimens ever found
in the country. Mr.. Symes, the
smelter at the Aqua Fria, put the
mass through the works, and after
refining it the result was no pounds
of fine silver, which is now in the
safe of Wells, Fargo & Co.
We interviewed Mr.. Golan this
morning and ascertained that they
have found a new silver mining
camp, between 80 and 40 miles
south east from old camp Reno, in
the Sierra Ancha mountains, that
there are some fifteen men in the
camp, which is situated near the
head of creek called Cherry
Creek.
Messrs. Golan and May found u
large dyke capped over with iron,
and about twenty feet from it, and
running parallel with it, u stringer
which showed chlorides and consid-
cradle horn silver. They began to
open it and found the rock very
much decomposed on top and quite
rich. They took out perhaps ton
or ton and half which they con-
sidered worth three or four thous.
and dollars to the ton before the
rock began to harden, but at the
depth of "a few feet the ledge or
seam became solid, the carbonates
! and chlorides gave out and bright
native silver made its appearance.
At one point it was four inches in
thickness, wedge shaped, with the
big end up. They took out the
most Of what they could find ofthis
character and brought it in as we
have stated. They now propose to
return and sink from seventy to a
| hundred feet on the strineer, when
if it does not at that depth join the
main ledge they will cut across in
to it and explore it below the iron
cap with the expectation of finding
a rich streak some where in it. The
ledge matter in the stringer con-
tains native silver in small guam
titles throughout but not enough
to make it much of an object to
work for that alone. 1t is quite
likely that in sinking the streak
will open out again, at least such
Is the hope of the discoveries. The
ITO pounds of refined bullion,
brought in from the smelter last
evening by Col. Wood and Mr..
Symes is beauty Of itself, and as
bright as the new standard coin.-
Daily Miner, Prescott, Arizona.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-16

Don't fail 10 get one of those de-
licious Whitaker hams at IA cents
pound; also five pounds of Costa
Rica coffee for one dollar, at f..
German & Co.'s grocery, l22 and
l24 Main street, Los Angeles.
Miss Myria Holloway at Wood 5
Opera House.
Carving knives at Sutherland's,
rs Main street. 2my7
Genuine Napa SODA at Me-
Kenzie's.
Powder, shot and Gaps at Suther-
lands gun store, 70 Main street.
Billy Warner and his banjo at
Woods Opera House.
Cheap prices at Sutherland gun
store, rs Main street. 2my7
Kid gloves, silk scarfs and bows,
parasols, laces, embroideries at
your own prices for cash only, at
Isaac Norton & Co.'s, corner of
Main and Requena streets, opposite
the United States Hotel.
Spring eye needles (our own
make) at Sutherland's gun store,
rs Main street. 2my7
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-16
GOLD AND SILVER
Prof Cunning as Bear = His Theory Of
Silver Mines.

A limited audience gathered at
Prof. Frambes's Academy on Fort
street last night to hear Prof. Gun
ning's lecture on the Geological
History of Gold and Silver from
the Sea to the Mines" He pre-
faced his remarks by the statement
that he had engaged Union Hall for
his course of six lectures. 1t was
not until he arrived at the hall to
deliver his lecture of the night be-
fore last that he was informed that
he could not rely upon the hall for
the remainder of the week. This
incident had made a disagreeable
impression upon the lecturer. He
wished his visit to Los Angeles to
be looked upon strictly from so.
cial standpoint, and he much
doubted whether gentlemen of his
profession would trouble our city
10 UGH for some time to come.
Prof. Cunning next entered into
disquisition upon the formation
of the precious metals. He traced
the atoms of gold and silver career
ing in space, floating in the sea,
combining with atoms of sulphur,
taking in atoms of oxygen, thus
forming a sulphide of silver or gold.
They then combined with sea-Weed
or decaying matter, storing them
selves in layers of rock, and after
wards forming into assures by vol
canic action. Not having sufli-
cient space at our disposal to fol-
low Prof. Cunning infinitely, we
shall drop the technical view of his
subject, and come to his opinions
of the Comstock lode.
The Professor is of opinion that
Mount Davidson is the oldest
eruptlve mountain on the North
American continent and that the
next Oldest is found on the shores
of Lake Superior. The countries
most noted for their silver mines
were the poorest. His opinion was
that the Comstock lode would soon
give out. All silver mines had
given out. AS they gained in
depth the lodes pinched out and
the ore became impoverished. This
would be the case with the Com.
stock lode. Already depth had
been attained at which further
progress, owing to the heat, was al
most impossible. Workmen in the
2,000-foot levels of some of the
Comstock mines were now Obliged
to go out into levels at which the
thermometer registered ll0o fahr-
enheit, to cool of.
In every country he had exam
ined except Mexico, the silver
mines had always pinched out. He
had found it impossible to get ut
the truth in Mexico. If any news
paper man was in the audience he
desired to have it noted down that
it was always easy to get at the
truth on the Pacific Coast. They
were all little Ratchet men out
here, and never told a lie.
We give our people the benefit of
the Professors tender little compli-
ment. Our visitor is evidently pre-
pared to "short" Ophir; and, if he
does so at the present figures, we
hope he won't have to endure the
agony of seeing it 60 up to $50.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-16
I'm sept27
Artistic Photography.

Mr.. Charles Hasselman takes
pleasure in announcing to the pub
lie of Los Angeles and surrounding
cities that he has formed partner.
ship with Mr.. f. PARKER, the gen.
ial photographer of No. Go Main
street, DowNEY BLOCK. The firm
engages itself to do nothing but
first-class work, equal to the best
done in the Eastern States and
Europe. Portraits in oil colors,
pastel, colored and black crayons,
water colors, India ink, ETC., at re-
duced prices. Reproductions from
any kind of old faded pictures taken
in u superior style. Every kind of
touching done for the trade.
F. PARKER,
CHAS. HASSELMAN,
IS Main Street, Downey Block.
,may7
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-16
EVENING SESSION.
A Tranquil Nervous System
SAN FRANCISCO. May 10

Can never be possessed by those whose
digestive and assimilative organs are in
a state of chronic disorder. Weak stom-
achs make weak nerves. To restore vigor
and quietude TO the latter, the first must
be invigorated and regulated. The orJi-
nary sedatives may tranquilize the
nerves for n while, but they can never,
like Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, remove
the causes of nervous debility. That SUI.
perb invigOrant and corrective of disor-
dered conditions of the alimentary Or
gans has also the effect of imparting tone
to the nerves. The delicate tissues of
which they are constituted, when weak
ened in consequence of The impoverish-
ment OF the blood, resulting from imper
feet digestion and assimilation, Draw
strength from the fund of vitality devcl-
oped in the system by the Bitters, which
imparts the required impetus to the nu-
tritive functions of the stomach, enriches
the circulation, and gives tone and regu-
larlty 10 the secretive and evacuative or
cans.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-16
The dry goods and novelty store

The dry goods and novelty store
of Charles Prayer, at No. 5 Com
mercial street, is an attractive re-
soft to the ladies of Los Angeles.
Mr.. Prayer has one of the most ex
tensive and recherche stocks Of
goods ever brought to Los Angeles,
and there is absolutely nothing
necessary to the feminine toilette
which may not be found in his
store. He has been guided in his
purchases by thorough knowledge
of the requirements of this section,
and the latest fashions and novel
ties may be at all times inspected
at No. 5 Commercial street. Give
him a call. my7
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-16

EDITOR HERALD:-I will feel
deeply grateful il you allow me to
make use of your excellent journal
to thank the community In general,
in the name of Right Rev. Bishop
Mora, for the esteem and respect
that has been shown to the deceased
Prelate, Right Rev. Thaddeus
Amat. Though his death has been
to him a great loss and n cause OF
great sorrow, yet he feels consola-
ton when he sees that the whole
community accompanies him in his
grief. for which L again offer my
most sincere thanks.
REV. PETER VERDAGUER,
Catholic Pastor.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-16

The Messrs. Lips, Craigue 81 Co.
have made arrangements to receive
monthly cargoes of the famous Phi.
Best Brewing Company's export
lager beers. These beers are made
at Milwaukee and bottled by the
Messrs. Stamm & Meyer. The
first of the cargoes arrived yester-
day, consisting of an entire load.
The Messrs. Lips, Craigue q Co.,
through this arrangement, are
enabled to offer special advantages
to purchasers. The first prizes
were awarded to this Phi. Best Elk
port beer at the Centennial Expo.
sition, at the Wisconsin State Fair,
held at Milwaukee, and at the
Inter State Fair held at Chicago.
1mapr2l
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-16
LIVING PICTURES.

|. The Cluster. 2. Love. Jealousy.
4. Revenge. 8 Faith, Hope ana Justice.
6. Greclan slave. 7. Rock of Ages. s. The
First Sin. .. Venus and the Graces; as
performed by the following beautiful anu
elegantly formed young ladies: MILE
Albissue, Miss Jennie Clifton, Miss Polly
Sneider, Miss Jaffrey Arnot, Miss Lizzie
Price, Miss Kate Emerson.
$50 Note - The management begs to
state that the entertainment will be
strictly first-class in every respect, and
nothing will be said or done that will
Offend the most fastidious.
ADMISSION, preserved seats without
extra charge) 81; Admission TO Gallery,
SO cts.
Doors open at o'clock PM; Perform
ance to commence at p. NJ. sharp.
mis- u MATT WEENCE, Manager.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Remarkable Cure.
WEST TOWNSEND. VT, May II, 1860.

WEST TOWNSEND, VT. May II, 1860.
MEssRs. s. w, FowLE & Sons.
Gen:lemen-Several years since took
severe cold. which settled on my lungs
where 1t remained without relaxation. /
was then in Massachusetts, and growing
worse and becoming unable to attend 10
my business, ! returned home and COM
menced searching in earnest for some
medicine which wonld restore my lost
health. / consulted physicians and
tried many remedies, but obtained no
help and daily 9. ew worse. had a ter
rible cough and raised good deal of
blood. had profuse night sweats and
severe pain in my side. | continued in
this state for months.and became so weak
that 1t was with great difficulty | could
walk, when was advised to try WIsrAR's
BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, and, to
my great JOY soon found that This rem.
edy had arrested the Disease. | confin-
ued to use the Balsam to the extent offive
bottles and have, since then experienced
no difficulty ofthe lungs. believe the
Balsam saved mylife and / shall ever hold
IL in high estimation.
Yours truly,