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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-29

The GENERAL GROCERY and FbED III -
NESS SO long and successfully conducted under 'e
tirm-name Of CHARLES l.. TODD co. Al Nv'::
42S, 400. and 1872 north sixth street corner -
Cay Will be continued with largely Increased iLS.'
ties for serving our old customers and friends. I'
whose PATRONAGE and stea'iiast Kindness IN Tie i'
We beg 10 return grateful Thanks. ,
ap l-eodlm CHARLES l.. TODD CO.
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- EDUCTION IN PRICES.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
COMNISS44S MERCHANTS.
CHARLES l.. TODD,
Wholesale GROCER AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT.
No. 1918 CARY STREET
No. 1915 CARY STREET

, For the better accommodation Of my LrEei'u
crcasing FLOUR and PRODUCE business M
rented The substantial four story iron-!Lnht ""'e
house No. l2 ID Cary -r"ct Commercial B.V"A All.
have connected with II The
WHOLESALE GROCERY, GRAIN. MILL
STUFFS, AND Hay TRADE.
Having laid In large and varied a>s"rtmtit %.
staple goods. 10 which constant additions ar" oihS
mace from the cheapest markets Of The countr!'!
Invite examination OF my stock aud prices 10y G"I|
city and country merchants. ~
Particular aud unrclnltting personal attention VIII
he paid TO The COMMISSION DEPARTMENT. Lon
signments of FLOUR. GRAIN, HAY, aud ever! ~
cicS OF MERCHANDISE are re- Eec!fuliy s0hc'c1
Moderate charges, prnDpt returns. and lFcrai 'A'A
advances, when desired promised III every Csc:
CHARLES l.. TODD.
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DRY GOODs.

JULIUS MEYER,
Go3 BROAD STREET.
J SPECIAL BARGAINS IN DRY Goo,s
OPENED EVERY DAY.
DRESS GOODS.
80 pieces handsome BROCADE and Frcrr,.
PoPLlsS In the most stylish shade, At az I'D
from 12Hc. upwards; ''hhHS
SEASIDE BUNTING In Nil shades at Csc.
Heavy BLACK SILK at 6Oc and upwsrds
Handsome BLACK SATIN at 75c. and unw,rt,.
COLORED TRIMMING SILKS all shades.
STRIPED SUMMER SILKS at CSC and INWARD,
LAWNS at Ice.
loo. '!e' at
BEST PRINTS at Sc.
5000 yards PACIFIC PRISTs-,hc sc., bran,
manufactured-at Sc: '''1a
Handsome BOURErTE STYLES a. e4c.
LADIES LINEN SUITS.
just opened n large line Of entirely new sfvro.
$50 up. We guarantee f,r quality, and ron on
very lowest prices on these. 'He
COLoRED DRESS LINEN from ,auc rn
Some extraordinary bargains In ,hcs.:
COLORED EDGlNGs and BANDS In <h,1.. :,
match.
PARAsOLs.
large and entirely new stock: getting them r.,.
from the largest manufacturers AZ sprEI ~ i.
prices. We can offer unparalleled inGiccrlcii,,'
VICTORIA LAWNS.
80 pieces at Gae. WORTH fully zoe:
Handsome LACE STRIPES At i62c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-29

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, TUESDAY. APRIL 81
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The Secretary win be prepared to make en-
tries ten days prior to the opening of the Fair,
and requests all. who possibly can, to have their
entries made before the opening day, as the
books will be closed at 10 o'clock 9 m. on
Wednesday, the second day of the Fair. except
for racing Persons wishing to make entries
will much facilitate the work by sending list
Of their articles to the Secretary. In present.
ing the following Premium List, the Board
would call attention to the fact that it has
been thoroughly revised and divided into diff.
ferent departments. the effect Of which is that
every article. whatever it may be- shall be
known in its proper class. Being financially
embarrassed it becomes necessary that we
| economise by reducing expenses We have in
some classes reduced the premiums buttaking
all the circumstances into account we believe
that our Premium List will be received by our
numerous patrons with general satisfaction =
Therefore, we most cordially invite farmers
| mechanics, horsemen, oitizsns and everybody
who feels an interestin our Fair. to encourage
ms with their presence and the exhibition o.
thei talent to the end that reciprocation Of in.
| terest may not only guarantee success to our
efforts, but that all may go away impressed
| with the idea that We live in the midst of al
enlightened, Industrious and progressive peo
ME.
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Four Negroes Lynched.

MONROE, La, July 30s-A party of
masked men, variously estimated at from
four to five hundred, rode into Monroe
at l o'clock this morning and forcibly
took from the parish Jail four colorea
men, who wers confined there charged
with murder. They took them to the
Court House square and hanged them to
the limb OF an oak tree. Three of the
victims were implicated in the killing,
in May last, of w. C Fitzgerald, . white
constable, who had attempted to- arrest
them, as iseaIleged, for disorderly con
duct in the streets of Trentonao They
had been tried, and one Of them senten
ced to the Penitentisry for life and tht
other two remanded for new trials Ths
foarth victim was charged with way
laying and numbering another negroi ii
cold blood, and had been sentenced b,
the District Court to the Penitentiary
but had obtained a new trial An in
quest was held on the four bodies ant
the jury. returned averdict, .That ssai'
parties came to their death BY hanging
and that the same was done by partie
unknown" avie
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Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.

Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right side, under the edge
l of the ribs, increases on pressure; /;
sometimes the pain is in the left side
the patient is rarely able to lie on the
left side; sometimes the pain is felt
under the shoulder blade, and it fre-
quently extends to the top of the shoul.
der, and Is sometimes mistaken for
rheumatism in the arm. The stomach
is affected with loss Of appetite and
sickness; the bowels in general are
costive, sometimes alternative with lax;
the head is troubled with pain, accom-
panied with a dull, heavy sensation in
the back part. There is generally q
considerable loss of memory, accom-
panied with painful sensation of hav-
ing left undone something which ought
to have been done. A slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant. The patient
complains of WEAKNESS and debility; he
is easily startled, his feet are cold or
burning, and he complains of a prickly
sensation Of the skin; his spirits are
low; and although he is satisfied that
exercise would be beneficial to him,
yet he can scarcely summon up forti-
.tude enough to try it. In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy. Several Of the
above symptoms attend the disease, but
cases have occurred where few Of them
existed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
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severe ; Hail storm.

ST. PAUL.. July 3o.-There we're Sc
we're hail storms in Carver, Rice and Da
kota counties, this morning, and did much
damage to the crops. In Carver county,
stones fell four and Ave inches in circum
ference, covering the ground two or three
inches deep The stones penetrated a car
rage top in one case. The track ol
the storm was ten or twelve miles wide,
and the general course was from north
west to southeast.
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5sYEGETINE.
CURED HER. y
pokcHr rsrnn. MASS June II.

DoRcHEsTER, MASS, June IL.
DR.. q. r. srEvEss Y9St9 ataa,s'
DEAR Sra: feel It my duty to say one
word In regard to the great benefit have
received from one Of the greatest wonders Of
the world; it is your vsgetine. have been
one Of the greatest sufferers for the last eight
years that ever could be living, do sim
cerely thank my God and your Vegetine for
the relief l have got. The Rheumatism had
panied me to such an extent that my feel
broke out in sores. For the last three years
I have not been able to walk, nowi[ car
walk and sleep and do my ywork as we'll 81
ever ! did, and I must say owe it ell ts
your blood u,ifer, Vegetins. ,i7. sf3 Is
| EARGERY WELLS.
| VseRTxs.-The great success Of the Veg
etine as cleanser and purifier Of the bloot
Is shown beyond doubt by the great mum
bers who have taken it, and received imme.
diate relief, with such remarkable cures
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Struck by Lightning.

HENRY, Ill, August 1.-The Danley
Elevator, owned by Nicholson 4 Rulison,
was struck by lightning during terrific
thunder shower last night, and burned to
the ground, together with the contents,
which was over $4,000 bushels OF grain
The warehouse was worth $4,000 and
the grain about $4,000. Insurance
$4,000 on building and $1,000 or
grain.
DAVENPORT. Ia, August l.-During .
severe thunder storm last night Rack 4
Co.'s planning mill at Rock Island wat
struck BY lightning and burned to tht
ground. Loss s25. 1000; insurance $l0.
600.
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Yellow Fever.

MEMPHIS, August 1.-The quarantine
against freight and travellers from New
Orleans and Yicksburg, is rigidly en-
forced, the freight by rail being detain
ed ten days at Whitehaven, Miss, and
by the river at Presidents Island.
Ata meeting of the Board Of Health the
following action was taken:
Resolred, That the health officer be
empowered to employ three agents to &C,
as detectives az Grenada, Miss; Crane
Junction and Milan, Tenn, to notify al
passengers coming from New Oflean!
that they will not be permitted to ente
the city Of Memphis.
Resolved That no passengers or bag
gage from New Orleans or vicksburi
| by steamboat or rail. be permitted to en-
ter the city of Memphis, until further no
| ltice. =.
CINCINNATI, August LA negro die,
at the hospital, to-day, OF yellow fever
and a man from Orleans was sent to TIL
Hospital for treatment for the same dis
ease. 80.
/ New ORLEAss, August 1.-The Boar,
of Health reports twenty-tour new case
and seven deaths for the past twenty
flour hours. 's & 4 re tE4
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Drunken stun.

How many children and women are
slowly and surely dying, or rather being
killed, by excessive doctorfng, or the
daily use of some drug or drunken stuff
called medicine, that no one knows wba'
it is made of. who can easily be cured
and saved by Hop Bitters, made Of Hops
Buchu, Mandrake, Dandelion, &c ,wkict
is so pure, simple and harmless that ths
most frail woman, weakest invalid Vi
smallest child can trust in them VIII
you be saved by them ? See other col
unnn ts4H ~
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EDid Professor Watson really die
cover an intra- -mercurial planet? 1t is
barely possible that the good Professor
has played an excellent practical joke
upon his fellow astronomers 1t is mol
probable that another good opportunity
will be afforded for this discovery until
the Professor has taken his own flight
among the stars, and, as he is said to
enjoy good joke as well as any man
living, be can chuckle during the re
mainder of his life over the conscious.
ness that he is the only astronomer who
has seen or ever will see the "planet
Vulcan"
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a Horse Commits suicide.

fThe Hart County lKy.) Democrat.)
Several weeks ago avery valuable horse
belonging to Mr.. Henry Oakley, of Hart
county, Kentucky, was. suustruck, and
ever since has been crazy. Mr.. Oakley
found it impossible to keep the animal
confined, SO last Saturday it was turned
into lotnear by where there MSS very
large pond, the center OF which is abou,
twenty-five feet deep. The horse made Q
complete circle OF the pond twice, and
then walled out as far as it could, withou,
swimming, and put an end to its suffer
ing by drowning.
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Negro Riot i'm Havana.

NEw YoRK July Sl.- Reliable reports
from Havana state that negro riot broke
out there on the 22d inst, in the, locality
known as Tos Sitios. The principal
cause of the dissatisfaction among the
blacks seemsto have been their continue
|tion 10 slavery after the liberation Of all
/ those who surrendered at the collapse
of the rebellion. During the disturbance
the police had to charge, sword in hand,
killing and wounding q great many. The
rioters then dispersed and fed to the
lswamps around Aires Castle. Only :
| few arrests we're made. ~
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Democratic Congressional Conven.
tiOn.

The Democratic Congressional Con-
vention for this District convened at
Marietta on the 3lst ult, and was called
to order by David Okey, of Monroe
county, Chairman of the Democratic
Congressional Committee On motion,
Hon James S Foreman, of Noble, was
chosen Temporary Chairman On as
suming the chair Mr.. Foreman made
very happy speech, counseling wisdom
and prudence in the deliberations His
speech was greeted with rounds OF ap-
plause from the Ave hundred persons as.
eemhled.
The following committees were ap-
pointed, after which the Convention took
a recess until after dinner.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Alex McVickers, Athens; o F. Flint,
Monroe; 4. A. Davis, Morgan; irwin
Belford, Noble; Chas E Green, Wash.
ington.
CREDENTIALS
| j.. Black, Athens; F. NJ. Amos.
! Monroe; j. ID Lane, Morgan; d c
McGovern, Noble; S. D. Ellenwood,
Washington. ~ -
| RESOLUTIONS. iez
John Ackley, Athens; Jas: Watson,
Monroe w R Kelly, Morgan; Thomas
Keensn, Noble; VIM. G. Way, Wash
i ington. IS
EXECUTIVE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.
r. w. Jones, Athens; David Okey,
Monroe; r D Moore, Morgan; John
M. Amos, Noble; VIM. G. Way, Wash
lington. z.
/ Upon the reassembling of to Con.
tyentionin the afternoon the reports oftht
several Committees were adopted with
out comment Colonel R A Constable
OF Athens. was made Permanent Chair
4 man, and Colonel Isaac Stanley, Athens
George S. Algeo, OF Monroe, james
Gormly Of Morgan, Hon sWm vanne
ter of Noble. and Hon Harley Laflin O.
Washington, Vice Presidents, F A Da
lvis, Morgan, was appointed Secretary
John NJ. Amos, Noble, Assistant Secre
tary. 9't fYs
] The nomination of candidates was
made in the following order: Athens
County nominated Colonel James S
Jennings Monroe, Colonel Jerea Will
lliams; Morgan, Judge John e Ham.
and G p Bosman; Noble, David S
!, Spriges; Washington, General A. j
Warner, Hon Henry Boil, Hon. M. D
Fcllett and Hon. B. Buell.. l g
After the nominations the ballotiny
began, as follows: First Ballot-Wil
Hams, 20; Warner, %; Jennings, 81
,Spriggs, 20; Hanna, l2A; Bohl, IL
Bosnian, II; Follett, |; Buell., aa 9
4 The following fifty ballots did no
change the aspect Of things materially
the vote on the last ballot being as fol
lows: Warner, 80; Williams, 81; Jen
nings, "a; Spriggs, 20; Boil, IL; Fol
lett, 2.
The balloting continued to 10 o'cloc
at night, to the 73i ballot, when tn
Convention adjourned to 81 o'cloc
Thursday morning.
The 73d ballot was called at 9 o'cloc
Thursday morning and while it shove
: -lsome changes, no result was reached
On the 80th ballot williams Sc; Warne
e So; BOIL, 16; Follett, 8 /; Buell., .; Har
/ ma /. % i.s
The Slst ballot gave Warner 65
votes, and on the SD, the vote wa,
Warner, Sc; Williams A Jennings, q
Mr.. Warner having received majol
ity, was declared nominated, and, beip
: called for, briefly addressed the asseu
i blage, after which the Convention a.
!. .ljourned SINE die.
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The Trigger--Captain Bogardus a
Victor.

LONDON, July 2s.--Captain Bogardus
shot pigeon match TO-DAY with Captain
Shelley, of the Nottinghill Gun Club, for
f200, one hundred birds at thirty yards
rise. Captain Shelley retired at the
eighty. ninth bird, having killed only six
ty-four. while Captain Bogardus had
killed seventy y-seven. The latter shoot
ing, and killed eighty-four out Of the one
hundred birds. 3 s...,s . Y
Captain Bogardus' score to day
in the pigeon shooting match with Cap
tain Shelley is the highest ever made il
I England.
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The Indians.

SAN FRANCISCO, August LA Silver
City dispatch saws: Two scouts OF a
party of six have just reached here from
the vicinity of the three forks of Sucker
Creek. The scouts met party OF hos
tiles and the Piute chiefs Big George and
Pretty Johnny. They report JEFF. Car
ter and Seven up Howell as undoubtedly
killed. Volunteers leave here tonight
for the vicinity Of Brnnean. Scouts have
been sent out in various directions, but
as yet no body, of Indians greater than
forty .in number has been discovered.
SAN. FRAKcIsco, August LA Boise
City dispatch says: The stage from
Boise City to Silver City was attacked by
Indians yesterday at Mondays Ferry, on
the Snake river. The driver was shot
through the body. but brought the stage
toshe ferry. A guard of Ave soldiers at
the ferry and the employees OF the station
exchanged shots with the Indians. A
body of volunteers have left. here for
Snake river, and small detachment oi
troops from Fort Boise are en- route fol
Mondays Ferry.
SAN FeANcIsco, August LA Boise
City dispatch says that General Howard
with the main body of the troops, was al
Rock Canyon, on the Malher river, las
night, in pursuit Of the Indians who at
tackled the stage yesterday. The Indians
were estimated at about two hundred il
number. and have gone up Smoke rive
toward Brunean Valley. -.
A Silver City dispatch says tha. th,
hostiles, on their way mp Snake river yes
lterday, stopped at Barzahoman's ranch
and encountered number Of Chinese EN-
kployes. four Of whom they slaughtered.
4 The savages have been committing Sc
rious depredatious at Snake creek ant
other points within fifteen miles Of thi
place There is no probability that the.
i will come nearer town
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Polson In our Pastry.

BY the use OF Fiayoripg Extracts
made from injurious articles, in our pas
try and our creams I'VE encounter danger
These evils may be avoided by usins
none but DR.. Prices Special Flavorinl
Extracts, which are free from all deleter
ious substances, made from the fruit.
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Human Renetact,ors.

Those who improve the quality of our
daily food become human benefactors.
By laborious experiments, Dr., Prices
Cream Baking Powder has been perfec-
ted. Great care is taken in selecting
ingredients, so that when used in our food
lit will render it wholesome. Eminent
chemists advise it use.
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v IL G. E II IN e
WILL TRY vEGETINE.
HEIDI, AND WAS CURED.
O.. Feb. l6. Ia,

DELAWARE, O., Feb. IL, 1877.
Nh n: R. SrEvRss:
DEAR SIR; Iwish to give you this testimo-
ny, that you may know, and let others know,
what Vegetine has done for me. Abou two
years ago q small sore came on my leg; it
soon became q large Ulcs It, so troublesome
that consulted the doctor, but got no re-
liei, growing worse from day to day. suf-
fered terribly; could not rest day or night;
was so reduced my friends thought would
never recover; I consulted doctor at Co.
lumbus; I followed his advice; 1t did no good.
| can truly say was discouraged. At this
time was looking over my newspaper; saw
your advertisement of vsgstins, the ssGrsat
Blood Puri6sr" for cleansing the blood from
all impurities, curing Humors. Ulcers, &c.--
said to my family, will try some Of the
Vegatine. Before had used the frat bottle
I began to feel better. Il made up my mind
l had got the right medicine at last. i could
now sleep well nights. Ioontinued taking
the Vegetine.g / took thirteen bottles Ny
health is good, The Ulcer is gone, and am
able to attend to- business. I paid about
four hundred dollars for medicine and doc
tors before bought the vegetine | have
recommended the Vegetine to others with
good success. I always keep bottle Of |,
in the hoase now. It Is most excellent
medicine. Very respectfully yours,
| 9W as +. ANTHONI.
! Mr. Anthoni is one Of the pioneers of Del.
aware, O. He settled here in 1884. He is, /
wealthy gentleman, of the firm Of F. An
thoni Il Sons. Mr.. Anthoni Is extensively
known, especially among the Germans. u,
is we'll known in Cincinnati le is respected
BY alls ssssa lsff 1sl' sif.f5 y
IxrUkE BIooD lin morbid conditions 0
the blood ars many diseases; such as sal
rheum, riag worm, boils, carbuucles sorss
ulcers and pimples. In this condition Of tn
blood try the vseErIss, and cure these af
Elections. As . blood purifier 1t has no equal
Its effects are wonderful,
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A Yellow Fever Case in Cincinnati,

CINCINNATI. July 3O.-Wm Homes, OF
New Orleans arrived here Saturday With
his family, on his way east. Not feeling
well, be stopped at hotel, and to- day he
was removed to the hospital, his disease
being yellow fever. The health officer
wiitestablisb quarantine regulations for
boats coming from New Orleans to gather
and ISOLATE cases that may reach the city
from the South. Physicians agree thai
yellow fever cannot exist and spread a
this Temperature, and al this level aboy.
the sea.
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LIST Of PREMIUMS
TO BE AWARDED BY THE
WOODSFIELD.
Tuesday, Wednesday aud
] Thursday, September ~,
IL and 10, 1878.
oFFIcERs-

CEFICERS.
President-I. P. FARoUHAR.
Tice Presidsns-J EssE A.. KEYsoR.
.Secretary-GEo. P. DoRR.
Treasurer-W. T. NORRIS.
Marshal-L. SULEsBERaER.
Directors-C. MosER, L. SULEsBER-
GER, W. II. SIMMONS, JAS ARMSTRONG,
H. RoBINsoN, JAMES WATSON, DAy1I
LENTz, T. G.. NELsoN. a..,-
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CLASS o.


CLASS o.
Best preserved peaches quinoss cherri6a, plumfs
tomatoes, grapes, pears, huckieberriss. raspbses
Fiss blaokberries, apples, watermeions, oitrous.
Strawberries musknelons. gocseberriss. ear
rants, mulberrses, crsb apples, raisins, dew
berrissj currant jam, blackberry jasn, rasphsrzy
jam. strawberry jam, gooseberfy Jam, cherry
jam, quihee jam, pear jam. esanhstry iAa teno Z
grape jam, PLAN jam, peach jan, dewberrt -, I
apple molasses, maple molssses, sorghum mo-
lasses, ounce jelly. sppls jelly, csrsaps jslly.
peach Jelly, strawbsrry N ,slls: raspberry islly.
Jelly blackberry jelly. pear jally ornbrry jelly
huoklshsrry islly. dswbsrry jelly, nnlisssJ-
's,y 5onmissss1 saSa = 'ia ws.t n. .ss. -
hart, Mrs. o = Dorr, Mrsf Hatchsr z...sss.s.,
Sc CLASS P.x II & ~
Peach butter, apple butter. ounce buttr,
plum butter. cherry butter, pesr buttsr. te1as<
Ito butter, grape butter, raspberry butter, blsck
berry butter, cranberry 6attsf; oaansd fou1s<
toes, blackberries raspbsrriss. peaches, pssrs, q
apples ounces, cherries goesebsrriss,curr
! grapes; preserved quinces, Peaci1es, pears. sps
pies, plums; tomato catsap, cucumbsr cstsppS
picklsd oucrmbsrs, peaches. tdasslcs ~ ~
cents ~ ~. its',a ~
Committee Same as olass D. sss ggis.ais'
|, zna e hs9gsa GLASS Q. rcssi &:
/ Best mountain cake, silver cake. Z old sah6
pound cake fruit cake, Jelly oaks, Iemou csksfs
4 rusks, each 90 cents; loaf h6msna4s bresds
Ihomemade shrsad, sals riding, with rpcQirE ~ s:
making; 8 loaves bakers bread. corn bfsed, ,vith
rsceips for making, each 75 cents; blnnkb9rry :.
I wiue currant wine. elderberrv vins esoh ~
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Bothof Prince Bismarck 3 sons are can
didates for Parliament.

Both OF Prince Bismarck sons are can
didates for Parliament.
The Sseubenyille Furnace Co, shut
down tbeir shaft last week for an indefi-
mite period, thus throwing idea number
ofminers.
a correspondent Of the Elinburp
Scotchman saws that the British cabinet
has Bnally decided not 10 dissolve Parlia.
ment this wear.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DR.. C. McLANH's LIVER Pills, IN
CASES OF AcuE AND FEVER, when taken
with Quinine, are productive of the
most happy results. No better catharte
can be used, preparatory to, or after
taking Quinine. We would advise all
who are afflicted with this disease to
give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and a
. simple purgatiye, they are unequaled.