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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, February z, 1875.
Country Produce.

THURSDAY, February z, 1875.
Country Produce.
seq AgpB'ss: Virginia and North Carolina $4,000
Bees,oor: CSC. ? h.
Buck,Chcat: 2l.@3c. u b.
Butter: Prime 10 choice yellow. 2O@S22c. FAIR 10
s'cc Corn Meal: $4,000. p bushel for country. ;.
Dressed Fouls: Turkeys, 10@l2c.; ducks, 10
@12c.; chickens. &c.; geese, 6@7c. p b.
Dried Frniti Apples, s@4c. . 10; peaches,
P Pfeiea h. sSS Sac4berTIes .t &C. ~ -'0S
Eggs: In barrels. 13c. q dozen: in crates. lac.
Fiarseed: 81 q bushel.
Groundpeas.: s1.2o@sl 80 for good 10 fancy:
oats: Baled. 65@7oc.
Potdtoes : irish, 3 barrel sl.7oNs2.25.
Rye: 6Oc. q bushcI
Sanaac: 75c.@sL rs. according TO quality
Beled Strn,o: 40@50c.
Tsnison s9i0c. for hams; whole deer, s@sc.
Wool: Washed. 3OM33c.: unTashed. 23@25c.
BURY wool will bring from 8 10 SC. q ID less than
above rates.
Cement, Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rosendale, S1.65@sl.75a barrel James
Line XsrieSI,ara 1oc @ Dushel; Virginia, In
dian Rock, sl@sllo; Rockland, sl.lo@sl.2o, ac-
Pzasisr: lump, s ,3 81 g5osad, s7.so@ss'
delivered: calcfne0 plaster. SZtuSZ.2o.
Tar Large size, S3.25@S3.5O.
Dry Goods.
Broion Sheetiags and Shirtfngs: "A Mancncs-
ter, &C.; Il Manchester. 54c.:4 Manchester. Axe.
A James RSer &C.; James James kiSer SSs;,
Vile, 7c; "A Ksckbridae. &C.; = Rockbride. 5kc.
Conestega: &c; loA reperl 27Ac.; lo-a City,
81. Bicaeaed shirtiaes and saeettngs: A wam-
| sutta, l1lzc.: Al MasonviIe. l0c.; A Rockdaie
Home ss s;cs "A 7s Oneida s 1 HSG;ss a.
9kc.; Whitestone. 9kc.; Barn.ley, 5ac.: Red
Dog, &C.: B. Il Scituate, 7c.: Methaan, &c; Pc
tsrbor oa, Sc; lo-a Watham' 27Hc; lo-4 City
Broien Drills: Petersburg. 7c; Graui,eville,
&c.; Rockhridge, 4. &C.; Az, Sc.
psntals: Harler:. l2ae.; Boston Steam NILS SIC.
mend, @ &C.; spragse. &C.: Manesestsr. &c.: WASH
| lngton. &c.: Hamilton. &C.; Merrimack. &C.: Nal.
mony, &C.; Wamsutta- sc.
CGnatrics: Rice. 55sc.: English, SC.
Drugs. Dyestuffs, Oils, sc.
1ieoso,: 81 sa. Is q gallon. !,
dozen.
C Coeekinedi: o6e. q 70.
Extract NJ Logtoood Sc.
1926: whale, 75c; straits, 505e.; Lahrai,0r-eod
/ OIL 66a70e.;; lard, SSe.; sweet, IS ~ dozen
best ssso caster siao 2 aaen yrgn,s
ks ssa Zoe; seneca, vltaoar Top, 500
) Soda; Sal. in kegs English soda, &C..
American, 3kG4cs t1133yyt, 3.
Eofrits Tasnentfsss:: acc. AL
FOREIGN Fruits and Candy
Candy: lie. u %. w ~
Lsnosss. Messina. $z@SaA.50. 70 hog.
Oranges; Boxes, sa.6 @s4 cases, 40. 0@S2.6o
GsaceKiess Ecs IS
4 Rdeon; shoulders. 6Ka 7cs |: clear rih-aides, NC
gtn!a hog-gound, B@aMc.; Virginia nnnns, large
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having no capital stock shall, on account OF
mercantile or business deposits upon which
no interest has been allowed, ibe denied the
exemptions allowed to savings banks hay
ing no capital stock, and it was agreed to-
yeas, %; nays, u. The bill was then read
q third time and passed. Mfr. Hamlin, OF
Maine, called up House bill to further sus-
pend the operations OF section 5574 OF the
Revised Statutes in relation to guano
islands, which was briefly discussed and
laid aside.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The California centested-election case oc-
cupied the day, and resulted in the unseat-
ing by q strictly party vote, Of Pacheco, the
sitting member, and giving the seat to Wig
pinton z
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NATIONAL IND FOREIGN AFFAIRS BY
TELEGRAPH.
THE RUSSIAN MOVEMENT ON CON
III sTANFIN0PLE. =:

HOME NEws-ANoTHER pEMoCRAT.sEAT-
ED IN THE HoUsE-FIREAT aLAwKENcE,
MAssAcHUsETTs-Co COMMERCIAL & FAIL
UREs-ExcrTEsIEE.r IN: LONDON At PAR
REDISTRIBUTION OF PUBLIC
LANDS AMONG THE STATES FOR EDUCA-
,iTToNAL ePURPo sE.s-sEw YORK CHAM
Der OF COMMERCE. AGAINST THE ST.
3gvER-BILL-TRE TEXAs-PAC1FIC-THE
WAR NEWS, &C., &c. . 4 go
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Ne,W. York.
oppos1r1r1os TO THE SILVER B1Ln

--.s'..- OPPOSITIT10N TO The SILVER BILM J
NEW YORK, February THE Chamber
OF Commerce, at their regular meeting to-
day, adopted a memorial to Congress against
the silver bill. The memorial demonstrates
against the proposed law, and gives various
grounds in support Of the Chambers oppo-
sition to it's passage; all OF which are-sub-
.mitted as "valid objections to q. law the
agitation OF which has wrought most unfa-
vorably upon the CONNIE rcial interests of
our city, retarding recovery from the effects
Of the revulsion of 1873 by extending the
distrust which was before limited to indi-
viduaIs, corporations, and States, and to the
United States Government ITSELF"
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AN ALMOST INCREDIBLE SToRY.-Phila-
delphia, February lone of the survivors
Of the Metropolis says he saw the line cast
by the life.saving crew over the vessel be-
fore she was wreck, by means OF the NOR
tar, deliberately cut with knife by man
who was afterward drowned. This actw
evidently done to prevent any one else from
trying to get, ashore on the line before him
self. The investigation ordered by In
spector-G General Dumont will, tits expected,
begin tomorrow.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

The receipts Of live stock for the week ending
FEBRUARY 6, 1873, were about 140 head Of cattle,
40 hogs and few sheep. Market quite active for
beef cattle. The very light receipts Of last and this
an advance OF 4@15c; some few extra good sold at
SEC. Not much activity in hogs, but good, smooth
hogs, weighing about 200 tbs.- are S@Rc. better
than at last report. We quote:
Beef Cattte-Very best, 5a@5hc.;, good. 44@5c.;
medium or good fair quality, 3H@4ac. common,
thin steers. &C., 2AQ134c. o d., gross.
HogS.-Very best, 5&@6c.; lighter grades, &C.,
5GD5Ec. g b., net.
Sheep.-Yery best. 4is@5i5c. p h., gross. Not
much demand for inferior grades.
Venls.-S4G:9 q head.
lJi{ch ColpS.-S20GS35 q head.
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BY telegraph.
NEW YO2E

new YORK, February Gold opened a, l02.
cent. Gold, 102. Exchange-Long, 1872; short,
4S3a. State bonds steady. Governments weak.
Epeya ing.-Mouey easy at per cent. Sterling
quiet at 4SIa. Gold steady At l02. Governments
steady; new SIS, 1o3&. States dull
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. February 7.-Vrginia 6's. deferred,
Al: consolidated. SC; second series, S0a. North
Carolina 6's, old, 10; new, s. Bid to-day.
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Massachusetts.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT LAWRENCE.
,1 hays fo.p Nv fire
S250,000. Three hundred operatives ousted.
FAILURE OF CLoTHTERs.
SPRINGFIELD, February I'D. H. Brig
ham & Co., clothiers, have failed for $780,
600. They propose to pay fifty cents on
the dollar.
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ApOLLINARIs WATER.
APOLLHNARIS WATER.
A POLLINARIS
NATURAL MINERAL WATER.
THE QUEEN OF TABLE-wATERs.
HIGHLY EFFERvEsCENT

DIR. HUNTER MCGUIRE, RICHMOND Sturgeon to
late Stenewall Jacksonl. " Healthful ana de-
hshtful TO drink. Valuable inDyspepsia and
Gout.n
PROFESSOR J. A. WANKLYN, ST. GEORGES
HOSPITAL, LONDON. Highly effervescent,
wholesome; and absolutely pure superior to
all others'
DR.. Il. OGDEN DoREMEs. !. Absolutely pure
and wholesome; superior to all for daily use;
free from all the objections urged against Cro~
ton and artiacialiy aerated waters
DIR. PETER HOOD, PRESIDENT OF THE HERTs.
MEDICAL SOCIETY, ETC. superior 10 vichy
and Vals.''
PETER SQUIRE, f. L. s.. CHEMIST TO THE
QUEEN; 10th edition Of Companion to The
British PharmacopGia. Exhilarating; good
for sickness, dyspepsia, and loss of APPETITE" *
MAcNAMARA, #. II. q. s., C.S.L, Surgeon to
Westminster Hospital, London. 8 More whole-
some and refreshing than soda or settler water.a
". ALLlNGHAM, F: r. q. sarseon TO St.
Marks Hospital, London. - By far the best
sparkling water fol; daily use. = n
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DEFAuLFER.--Ne,o York, February T.
The ng-teller-Augustus NJ. Turney-
of the Bank of North America has confessed
to defalcation OF 100000.
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Pennsylvania.

FAILURE OF SPICE DEALERS.
PHILADELPHIA, February &c. J. Fell
& Brother, spice dealers, have failed. Liza
bilities heavy. The failure is due to gene
raj depression Of business.
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Louisiana
naA,r-1frrraNr nrLNnnpnnA,

CONVICTION OF ANDERSON.
New ORLEANS, February THE Jury in
the Anderson case tonight brought in
verdict Of "Guilty." ill.,
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FAILURE York, February 7.-Wil-
liam Brinckerhof & Co., jobbers In hats,
have failed for $4,000.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
HIcHNogo. February 7, 1878.

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-lVhit SO bushels. Red. ]. la bushels.
CoRS.-IVhite. 394 bushels. .Nircd, 1O2 bushels.
ONTS.-50 bushels.
MEAL.-S0 bushels.
SAILS REPORTED 70 Seer ETARY.
WHEAT IVhie. 40 bushels at *1.30; &c bushels
at Sl.36-total, IS bushels. Red, 80 bushels very
good Lancaster at 80 bushels mixed at =. 80;
80 bushels good EutZ at 1925; 80 bushels very
good FultZ at Sl25: "a bushels very good fulta 1T
Sl.25; 80 bushels very good Fultz at 81 .25; 200
bushels very good FultZ 1t l.30; 90 bushels good
Fultz on private terms; so bushels good Fultz ut
1925: Is bushels common FultZ at S1.2O; 16
bushels good Lancaster ut Sl.35; 40 bushels very
good FultZ ut 81 30-tota, SIG bushels.
. CoRN.-IYhite, 27S bushels very good on private
terms; so bushels fair at 5Sc.-totll, 33e bushels
nired, so bushels ut 5Sc.
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DUEL IN TEXAS Brownsville, Texas,
February 7.-Hon. hester MaXan killed in
q duel NJ. De Ia Pepa to-day.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, February 2, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised SO hogsheads and
tierces. Tie offerings At auction on Change were
packages Of which number were taken in, and
the others sold at prices ranging IRON s10.25 10
S1B50.
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PERSONAL.

sAI0TIcE. All persons are hereby ca!i-
cresy Sss tiies NorWegia,, bark WARREN, sW OLLIE
fnaster Ss0m Gayres las no debts OF their c0ntfact-
ing Will be paid by f snaa Ter oE aSen
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EInnE

Fine. S4.5O: superiine, S5@$5.25; extra .urcr-
fine sea 1926: common family, 81: fancy family
and CITY Mills. Sc. and very duh.
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.RoaE, February 7--1:1o Il. M--Thc Pope
has passea into the death.agony. His death
is momentarily expected. 81
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The Pore died ats O'Clock ?. N.
BIOGRAPHY OF THE DECEASED.


Sandman charge d'affaires at Rome re-
ceiyed his passport. On December I'd the
pope addressed letter to the French En-
peror refusing to take part in the proposed
European congress unless the Emperor re-
cogniZed the integrity OF the Papal States
as defined by the treaties of 1916. Napo-
leon replied by advising the surrender Of
the Romagna as the only possible solution
OF the Italian question, and the Pope pub
lished, January 10, 1860. an encyclical letter
explaining his reasons for rejecting the EN-
peror's advice. This was followed, March
oeth. by bull OF accommodation against
all persons concerned in the invasion and
ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF his dominions.
Among the ecclesiastical acts and events
which distinguish the reign OF Plus TX,
besides those already mentioned, are, in
chronological order: His reform Of the great
religious bodies, begun by the encyclical
letter Of June II, 1S47, carried on by the
appointment OF a commission to inquire
into laxity OF discipline in religious COM
munities, and iconsummated by modifying
the constitutions Of several, SO as to make
the neriod OF probation more protracted and
to raise among all the standard OF discipline
and intellectual trimming; the publication,
December s, 1864, OF the encyclical QaantG
ettra, and the accompanying syllabus OF
catalogue OF propositions condemned by
him at various times !; the celebration In
1ge9-,70 Of the first session OF the council OF
the Vatican; the creation in the United
States OF a vast Roman Catholic hierarchy,
crowned i'm March, 1875, by eleYating to the
carainalate The Arehb bishop OF New Yerkt;;
the conflict with the Russian Government
after 1868 &c defence OF tile elssiiI 1afLHl icsa
audfhos which took place with the GSrHaan
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xLVTH CONGRESS--Second Session
WASHINGTON, February 7, 1878.
SENATE

WASHINGTON, February 7, 1878.
SENATE.
In the Senate to-day, in discussing the
silver-bill, Mr.. Johnston, of Virginia, said
the discussion on the bill had been so pro-
tracted that he did not expect to say any
thing which had not already been said, but
the subject was one of great importance to
the people Of the whole country, and he
| felt it incumbent on him to state briefly
why he supported the bill. It could not
have escaped the attention of any one that
| portion Of the public press, especially at
the North, had indicated that the South
stood ready at any time to repudiate the
public debt OF the United States. He (Mr.
Johnston9 wished to say for himself and on
behalf OF his southern colleagues on this
| floor, that no people had the national honor
more at heart than the people OF the South.
They had passed through the most terrible
suffering, and did not propose to undergo
the Journey again. III they had no better
motive for upholding the national honor
than that OF self-interest, they would not
do anything to bring discredit upon the
Government The people Of the South knew
that their condition was indissolubly mixed
ND with that OF the North, and they must
uphold the honor and credit Of the Govern
ment, All were in the same ship, and
the southern people did not propose to
scuttle or wreck that vessel. So far as they
were concerned they proposed she should
have prosperous voyage. He argued that
silver was one Of the products Of the coun-
try, and it was the duty Of Congress to see
that it was not injured. There was great
popular demand for the remonetization Of
silver.
The people of the country believed it was
demonetized by fraud They believe the
act which demonetized it was smngged
through and should be repealed. twas not
the part OF craftsmanship to be blind to the
popular demand. He denied that the re-
monetization OF silver would drive gold out
cessity Of bi-metallic currency. Referring
! to the demonstration OF silver by Germany,
| he said all knew that the German Empire to-
day, notwithstanding the largeinde re-
/ ceiyed from France, was in the throes OF
financial distress. This did not speak well of
j the practical effect OF demonetizing silver.
j He then spoke Of the value of silver to the
colored people of the South, and said they
knew nothing about the value OF gold and
need not appreciate paper. Remonetize sill
lsYer, and much OF It would be absorbed by
them. p hilanthropists and Abolitionists
who bad freed the negro ought to consider
. what they should do for his practical bene-
4 fit. Give the colored people OF the South
\ the money they want, and it would make
4 them better citizens. They would have
something to work for, and 1t would en-
Icourage industry.
Mr. Davis, Of Illinois, called up Senate
bill to remit taxes ON inso!vent savings
banks, the pending question being on the
amendment providing that savings banks
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CINCINNATI,
LOUISVILLE,

LOUISVILLE. February 7.-Flour dull and I'M
changed. Wheat firm; red, Sl.20: amber and
white, 81 .2J. Corn IL fair demand; white, 43c.;
mixed. 4lc. Oats dull and unchanged. Rye dull
aud unchanged. Pork quiet at $l1.25. Lard quiet
Bulk-neats quiet: shoulders, SIC: clear rib, SEC;
clear sides, SIC. Bacon quiet; shoulders &C.; clear
rib. GHc.: clear SIDES Cac..:, sugar-cmred hams,
and nm changed.
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The Eastern Question.

FORMATION Of 4 NEUTRAL LUNE.
LONDON, February 1.-THE Standard, in
its third edition, has a Constantinople dis.
patch which says, according to the terms Of
the armistice, the Turks are to eyacuate the
line Of Constantinople, which are to form a
neutral zone. The Russian limit is to Buynk
Chekmiieh, and the Turkish limit Kujuk
Cbekmiiel,
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BALTIMORE. February Flour dull and un-
changed. Southern wheat dull and nominal: west
eru excited and higher: southern rLS, 1880
81 80: amber, $1.30@S1.35: Pennsy lyania red.
Sl.2s@S1.30; No. 2 western winter red, $3.50 bid
firm: western feverish and higher; southern white.
56a5sc.; yellow. Sac. Oats steady. Rye dull.
Provisions quiet and UNCHANGED. Coffee sicadier:
Rio. cargocs. 14k@17ac. WiIssey nominal at
ii 0GA6&I. 20. Sugar In good demand ut 9M9,sc.
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ceremony wsa pOrformsdid San dose. bntnot
having seen the Aotios, we do not know the
Asmslof thp groom, or the dAte % the mar.
~ besstfuiiy printed wedding earda W
are inf6smsa Of the marriage, ~ Aslsiknd,
JAekson countFr Of our friond Hon. Jan. D.
Fountain q Mia Grace .Raassll t" Jinmy"
is sort Of Linn county, production, and we
ooHgFAtulate hlw and -hip iaiE young bride on
their happy union. e 86}
For anything II ths line pf hlLams aud
work boxes whlch yen eenld wish Toe q
would pay you 10 csil n vi Baum's, . IL
hes laEge alpek q them. sha intenda 70 sSll
shespes than sny other houst IA she city.
Can 10 and eonvines yourself thAt you win
make money by buying II him. S
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Liver the King.

The Liver Il. the iEporia1 1.-THE whole
human Syateun, - II controls the life,
diaturb@i tf1 Iis natural action, all kinds of
allmonts are the natural result. The diges-
uop o. food, Tho movements Of the heart
and blood. tho action of the brain and
nervous system, are all Immediately con.
Iected with the workings Of tho Liver. IL
haa been anecos4fully proved that GFeen's
August Fiowor is unequaled In curing all
persons Affected with Dyspepsia or Liver
Complaint. and alltbe humorous aympt-
oms that result frem m unhealthy condi-
uon Of the Liver and Stomach. Sample
bottles 70 try, la cents. Positively sod
In all town4 on The Mesiafn Continent.
Three doses will prove that It is just what
You Want.e iaaHasIEEnI III .llIEl lE
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THEY ALL TAKE IT.

When the system u run. down 70 the az.
tpnt that yeu pas sleeplsss nights, are nsr.
vous and irritable, have gloomy forsbod.
inss, .senr stomach, sick headache and
coated tongue, do not enroll yourself n
high private, IA the rear rank, under Gen.
efa1 pobltty, but cheaF up and try Whites
Prairie Flower, The Crest LIVER Pauacea,
now fer sale In over nity end town on thu
Continents No medicine ever compound.
Cd II half It's equal for ,the cure OF DYB.
PEPSIA and LIVER COMPLAINT. II
has specific power over the liver, and by
curing The liver, Dyspepsia and all other
diseases arising from Il, vanish as II by
magic. Sample bottles aTe sold at The
small price OF Is cents that Will convIncE
you Of It's merits. Large aize bottles u
cents, for sale eveFywhere.l
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rnE FARMERS. REYTEW

is l6-pAge msnthly agricultural paper. and
Is as full sf departments as ths government
at wAshiAstO6, sua they an bear srviidsnce ! oI
unusual skill and industry in their manage
meat. Besides its agricultural articles il
giVesS ggezs deal Of miscsAans0es F@aiAa
and some splendid stories -
It and the DEAIocRAT will be sent oas ysas
for only S..
Remember that ws cannot make these Of
fers to any oas bzt nav sWssubseriberszwho pay
in advAAcS Or tal6M ubscribefs who zquars
up and pay one year in advance.
It isn't every day that such an opportunity
Is offered to getfa5 Pspsfs for the priss oi
one, and you would do wei to improve It.
Eshow ThIs 70 Year xeI hbsF.Tz Il
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ECagssG 'pi5sss5ssS


Up. 0HvRoR.- Preaohingovory Sabbath,
st II A. NJ, and Z P. N. by Rev. q. Irs
vine, d. d. Sabbath School at $50 ?. n.
Prayse meeting every Wednesday egening.
EvANdztAcAh crsURcr. re- M, !; 3 "a Sab.
bath st II A X, and Z P. 4 sabbath
school tf:t4 . srsygr meeting Eygy FhuEs-
day evening. .. BOwersox. PASTOR - Z
CALvAEy CeURehs9SerkieSS 6yesy Sab.
batlf'l1f 4 JsEfG' ~ and n NJ Sabbath
School as 2sSQ Prayer meeting ever
F1osss FASE,es SSFi4s OfFflSg fsssk Y} B.
n. e 0EtFCH, SorrH -LserSiess evsrY
Sabbath ~ 81. Paal's N. f. Church, SSalli.
at ll:SO A. n. and P. ~ Sabbath School
at 10 Prayer meeting every Friday
evening p A. Meses, pastor.
NJ E,eauSeS 9 PfsssRisg sSsry Sabbath
at II Ak. and ? Pszs&. Soak service IN
the evening befera HarmeA. .SAbhath School
At 2:So P. n. HrAJr E1eetinR every Thurs-
day evening. WI. commences a protraeted
meeting IS kAe elosSof the ulesk Of PRAYER ia
January. ]. +. De Wore, pastor 5tS t.is-
ST. PETERs EPIscoPAL CHURCH. Divine ser.
wee = 41al4 ta'kko ChArdll sFar,r -Saav AZ
Il A. n. Sunday School - ESQ E. cMss r..
l. Stevens, pastor.
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The Rantl.t Re.alrnL

ReAthBer llatn ~ i} 95Enel. " u ia Ea9ht at the
operasHOuse, and that the ladies are sparing
no effort to render it complete success. At
te4d il SOP and thus. pOHtsibd teT yOuk
mite towards furthering the interests Of this
old organization in Albapys Alths money
realized viii 60 to the fund for the improve
iment- Of the church, ThezchsEgeaett thsfsss
tiyal viii be low, in proportion to the pres.
ent hard times.Zea rHiDpnY odi Ioi gHs2E
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-20

Any faastiOh d The body used excessively may pro.
dues WASTE - gFsat that tbs ordinary repair o body
consequent apolfEat pBd putritian esuIla make up
tor. eonseqnspty, incApaeity II ts 0v6raxsd organ
sth result Tpef taFmes organs eaid hHbetleas. are
wlail aud phosphorus. By the use of Fellows Hyp0
Phosphitea, te Nneted dbano1ts as eottFged " the
gans o. impaired functions are made S0und again
Thus :-Ths ieehls aad interrupted action Ol the
Heart V EgaeeA ~ FianE eTsS eiuggish Liver stir
red up. 1Ae 4AaGa innsaelhly tako ID Sore atn0s
phsFe The Stomach digogtl better. The General
Organs beooaas strengthened The Brain active, Wig.
eEclna ~ eadurett sd tAo Nsrset and Husries "
great end prolonged exeFti0n Por particulars as %
the value of tAs great remedy, sss FsgWs Medical
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-20

sabserIbers. BE sars Ts READ ran. :
Recognizing the fact that an our people
are now affected by the hard times and
Knowing that ~Esns they pay out money sSO,tt I
newspaPsr they Of course want 70 get Is
much reading matter As possible, we make
the following announcement and offer
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-20

With their surest proseryatlye. arnoutie
eoZ0DoNT. Whlleness OF the dental row
healtbfuI rosipegs and. hardness Of the
gums, 4 sweet beath, an agreeable taste
Ia tho mouth all these are conferred by
SOZoD0NT., Does not such an Invaluable
toilet Aftlole, one 50 pure as wen as afiec-
tive. deserve the Popularity # enloyS9
Most assuredly. II has no rival worthy Of
name. The ordinary powders and pastes
are nothing t0it, sna Afnco ifa appearance,
have rapidly lost ground. Sold by drug.