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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-01-03

Ladies, have your hats re-shaped in the
latest style at Mrs. l.. Nj. Taylor's, down east
81 the Wichita House, Douglas Avenue. 9-tt
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-01-03

NO. 656-A well improved farm of 160 acres,
with 80 acres in cultivation, house Is
x.5 story and out-heuse, II mile of
hedge, good well, also number OF
frat aud forest trees in good condi-
tion. 10 miles from Wiceita. Price
200.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-01-03

NO. 65S-60 acres, s miles from Sedgwic
City, good land, 10 acres in cultiva
ton, hedge rows broke, well 90 feet.
good water, some fruit and forest
trees. Price $500. 800 cash and
balance on 1, 2 and 8 years time at
7 per cent. interest. We have rail-
road land adjoining this farm.
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NO. 7sl-Also 50 acres in Lincoln township, 65
acres in cultivation, dwelling lGx20 with
cellar, kitchen sxl6, plastered, hedge ON
sides, good well, 400 peach trees bear
ing. lso forrest and cherry trees. Price
LOCO, 40 OF which can be had on years
time.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-01-03

We have for sale lot OF good .ows and
pigs. JNo. KELLY.
Attica, Oct. Is, 1877. 29-tf
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Stages leave and arrive daily to and from ali
points In the south At the Richey House.
AIR

Wanted situation as book-keeper or salesman
In the grocery or dry goods business by young
man OF experience. Apply to Wright shuman
20-tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-01-03

Come and see our new stock OF Dress
Goods from ten cents per yard upward. The
largest variety and handsomest styles OF
dress goods that was ever brought to this
market at Kohn's. 2S-u
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-01-03

LEAVENWURTa BEER at Short Il jew
ellis for five cents per glass. 19-tf
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ETNA, Hartford Connecticut, Assets
PHOENIX of Brooklyn, {"
NORTH British & Mercantile, G.B."
HOME, New York, e"
AMERICAN Central, st. Louis, No."
PHOENIX, Hartford Conn.,, "
INSURANCE Co. of North Amer'a /"
FIREMAN FUND, SanFrancisco
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-01-03

Lamps, Lanterns and Lamp Chimneys, at
Lawrence's Drug Store. soft
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NO. 654-I6o acres with 80 acres in cultiva-
ton. House I2x14, II mile or hedge
good well. 100 peach trees bearing,
100 grapes, gooseberry and other small
fruits, is miles from Wichita. Price
l,lW.
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@WM@,iO9 s,e9l9tev,
TO 4. j. HcNASH.

Say CONRAD, Jack, Old friend IN arms,
Hos ,sHs our pulse beat now?
us many years since wars alarms
Bate Us :UTsake the pow.
or neaIGy Jour long years we tramped
And warred Tor liberty,
And after weary marches CampCd,
together You and me.
They paid us sold al first, on know,
For IiSk OF limb and lie,
TLcn greenbacks gave, cause they were so
Easy To maj! 10 wife.
And when the war was ever Jack,
We Startt d lie anew,
And gladly used the old gre,nback,
Quoted at '62.
We got sood prices foI cur grain,
And both bought little farms;
Our children roamed Ger green hill tops,
And wealth was III our barns,
But by and by old money bags
Told us that wealth was sham;
our green backs were but fiimSy rags,
And wasn't worth a
And tnep they funded II for bonds,
At six per cent in gOlu;
And now by clipping the coupons
They live Ike Dives Of Old.
That is the cause, we see it late,
Why indus r ) depressed;
Ola money baGs controls the state,
and needs not the oppressed.
They own the press aad pulpit, too, O..
are forming money leagues,
Which they call honest honest. PheW,
4hey lie rs weilas / rig.
Then you and /, dear comrade JACK,
Old friend forever true,
il. cling with love 70 the gUeenbaCk,
NC know what IL can do.
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That's About the size of 1t.

Washington Post.
A few years ago Senator DAVIS, Of
West Virginia, charged IN the Senate
Chamber IN the presence Of ex. Secretary
Boutwell, that the public debt statements
from the Treasury had been forced to
balance, and that S2OO,O0OOO0 we're not
properly accounted tor. MIR. Boutwell,
did not deny. Here was 3 magnificent
field for Investigator Glover. How has
he worked il2 Instead OF making an
effort to prove to the country that Re
publican thieves have stolen millions Of
pubic funds, ne and his gallant experts
devote their time to piddLag exposures
Of Il doorkeeper's shortcomings. or TO ma
iciousIy hunting up Democratic exPend-
Itures OF contingent fund. l. Is sbou'
time for Mr.. Glover to do something o.
pass to the rear. His investigation OF
the Real Estate Pool las: year should
nerve him to some great exploit in order
to cover his failure and iDcapaclty.
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Red Tape AD0Arn Pair OF Trousers
Sprin gheld Republican,

One Of the great national questions
which hiss occupied the wisdom of the
present Congress is embodied in House
bin No 4O07, Tor the relief Of Private
William Hines Of the United States
army. This might be- called southern
claim, inasmuch rs the incident which
originated it occurred in South Carolina,
this being nothing lees than the conAag-
ration Of the tent in which the aforesaid
Private Hines was reposing, whereby he
lost his trousers and u blanket The NC
mentous event occurred October ! !, 1915.
There was straightway convened board
Of survey, which found the tents
ruined beyond repair and Illness
clothing damaged 10 It's tdll value:
said value amounting TO $3.50, for all
which nobody was responsible. The
commanding officer naturally issued
othe- trousers and blanket to the de.
spoiled private, as it is no. safe TO put a
man on duty October nights, even in
South Carolina, without trousers. But
little did Captain Lloyd imagine the
row his humane act was going TO make.
The Board Of Survey had omitted to
recommend the replacing of Hines
trousers and blanket, and conse-
cuenJy General Rager, commander
Of the department OF the South,
in approving the finding OF
the board, had not warranted Capt.
L'oyd's rash and incons:derste proceed
ing. Wei. the account went to the quar-
termaster- general, who dlsallowed 1T
then the case vent 10 the adjutsnt gen.
eral at Washington; then it returned TO
the company wLgcce 1t started; then TO
Gen. Rugor again, and up to Maj-Gen.
Hancock, who sent II once more 10 the
who respectfully sub.
united it to the secretary of War.
who turned it over to Con-
gress, where it was referred to
a committee. The committee sccord-
irgJy report, Bill 4OO7, aforesaid for the
reucf of Private William Hines-not
without q GENIAL sense OF the grandeur Of
the case which has thus dragged along
over eighteen months time, and cost SO
much red tape, paper and postage, not to
speak Of congressional salaries. We sup
pose few pairs of trousers have cost more
than these humble army blues, which de-
serve a historic fame even ahead of
William i. Marcy's-which he patched
the states expense
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I Detroit Tribune.
The Geographic dispatches Of Sunday
night contained card, dated az New
( York, SATURDAY, addressed ~ the Assocl-
aLed Press. and signed by Bishop McCos-
! kry, Ct this State, TO this effect: 81 give
nv unqualified denial TO tue articles
which have appeared in different papers
against me." 1t Is understood that the
! Bishop has also abandoned his plans for
II European trip. and has demanded,
OF will speedily demand, an invest "a
! tion by his church into the &C
! cusatiops against HIM. We have hith-
erlo reirained, in the news and editorial
columns OF the Post aud Tribune, from
mentioning il any iorm the current re-
| ports concerning the recent resignation
of Bishop McCoskry, believing that both
the Interests OF public and private moral
ity and the ends Ct justice would be best
served by such 3 course. But 1t Is evil
dent that the situation hss essentially
changed, and the indications now are
that the whole case will ultimately come
within the sphere of legitimate and I'M
avoi1sblc public discussion.
1t Is true that grave circumstances
coming 90 the KNOWLEDGE Of the official
representatives Ct this Protestant Eplscc-
pal diocese forced them TO the decision
that the vacstinc Of the bish2prIc ty lis
Incumbent for many years was demanded
by the interests Of the church, and that
the resignation o. his office by the Bishop
was due 70 this conviction on their part
and not to his own free will. 1t ia not
true that those "circumstsnccs" have
been correctly set forth IN the
gross narratives so widely pub
lshed-in so many instances
with revolving ob:cenity of language.
Those publications have tended not only
to degrade Journalism, pollute society,
and demoralize public sentiment, but
also to defeat the aims OF justice and to
cruelty blight uuofending lives. We
shall make 10 effort 10 separate the
presumably true in these s2andslous
stories from the certainlY false. Most
emphatiCaliy is this case not one for trial
by newspaper or 81 thu bar of prurlent
gossip. 1t can be safely left for settle
ment TO the powerful denomination con-
ceTned, Wh'cn. hlstOrlcs!ly jealous OF us
own name has both the strength and the
will to deal justly, and alone possesses
satisfactory jurisdiction. We shall join
IN no effort TO tore.tsll its action or an
tlcipate us decision.
Without any concert of action the in
fl initial papers in this city united in re-
fusing to become responsible for the pub
lefty of this scandal. Among honorable
men everywhere they have been, AMI
Will be, credited with honorable motives
for their course. The lewd fellows Of the
baser sort, who prefer 10 circulate and
believe lies to the contrary, are welcome
to their opinions; we shall take no space
to turtle contradict them.
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REFERENCES.

A, FIcc+ro-G alvanlc Battery combined
lin q highly Ncdicated strengthening
Ii,ster. forun iul.thc best Plaster for pains
s1I aches in the W Grid Of Medicine,
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tt..U...H me-
Trans leaving Columbus NJ 7:5I %. 10.
and g.-- "a. m. run daily. Through chicago
ENrrr-e with sleeping car attached,
leave. Columbus daily except Sunday, az
$3.50 3D.. IU.. arriving id Chicago a. - next
u..rulu- j. Ttl- can D- secured - adj
vance az Union Depot Ticket once,
tOluwu-S.
Pu.Iwar's drawing room coping cars
through .auur change Low -tegbsu-
vile and rr.UmUC~, 80 Cincinnati, Louis
vi o., indianapolis and -. Louis.
For through tickets. baggage checks.
sleeping car accommodations, &c, apply
10 JOS. M. BeLevl.p, ID E.t Agent a. Pam
Handle Depot foot oi Eleventh street. OF
at,l;y IcEet li.rs, uuaeT Mcclure ECuse,
Wheeling
y. ". Caldwell. Genera Manager.
Columbus. DE-: =. 81. FELTON,, IT,, General
su .,riut=uE-If. Pittsburgh. Pa: " l..
U'brgu, General Passeu ger agent, Column
UEr, -. mElJ
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7 IT can Be CURED,

..-o4 There Is no doubt about il. Tho
ITcin pc C,ts relief afforded by SANFoRD,s RADI.
5 ST y5s CAT,E Is but slight Icy, ey'dsn1e, o.
- nay lgU.Tfej m ,ttgT that has lodged IN the
r,tsr- ny . IL removed with q few applications
fs,l. s,s>sS.loa and Inflammation subiued and
I Era9 c2ggSs iinFfs Of i9f ii, 9e ac
A. ;.sai,. - r1WrrlIi Tu..r INK agent. destroy.
/ q Is i.a' .,r-sa through t.o system the acid
b. 10 .rs Instructive agent In catarrhal diseases
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-25

"PRICEs to suit the times" together
with every comfort the most fastdious
could ask or desire, and the most delicate
attention to every want has made the
Coionnade tie MOTEL Ct Philadelphia.
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4 EnMPLIcATED CASE

- -N'vcase lsNrieGy rs follows lhave
Ct1.eLgs. s.-f..r wears, each year with iuCrCas-
%. t,.,..,. For nine wears had rot hreatEed
ss.S-gsS aSst-l. hal tropP!nEs IN the throat,
..-F ..t t-Tr-ftatutglt before being able 10 lie
ts. hl.a- i'i1, ana o constant dun pain In my
"a ~ he'd We, ot times 80 tlI OF catarrhal
3 ,'. 81 80 s.,v.-. Tim IN the night 20 clear it
os. r,ost bff re could sleep. Eycrr one 81
O. u' ..--....-., sguq'nus hos disappeared under
81 .'.. 7g1.:5 three bottles u SASFOED's
'a as. vrr-~r NV hearing IS fully restored. /
l.a... g'ic symptoms, no cough, no drop.
.Fe !. Fsrrrra'. q o headache, and IN every way
..'-tsaa have been for yegrs could tcsl the
,.. ryfNp CURE on my lNprtf'' On my k'oHeES,
{ every part OF NY system What has
g I,,e IN rIy case is wholly the effect Of the
Nv rrEg. Very respectfully. .-.
..g---ggyEG, oct. u {. Il LIZ" RENEE
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nS AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, THE
~ .Hth inst. cars on the Wheeling and
EIyu Grove railroad, viii run ~ follows:
Cars viii leave the city lcOr OF Market
and Eleventh SsE.gaIu sTaLTu's at
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-25
---e--~~ CURES DISEASESO Of TIE
THROAT, LUNGS, LIVER & BLOOD.

In the wonderful medicine to which the afl'fct-
ed are above directed for relief, the dlsCDycrcT
believes he has combined in hIrm0UV more q
Natures sovereign curative properties, which
God has ins'Iied into the vegetable kingdom
Tor healing the sick. than were ever before COM
bined IN one medicine. The evidence Of this fact
l. found in the great variety Of most obstinate
diseases which u has been found 10 conquer. In
the cure II Bronchitis, severe Coughs,
and the early stages OF Consumption, b has
a-Enni-aci the medical faculty. and eminent
physicians pronounce II the greatest medical
discovery " tie age. While II cures the sever
est Coughs, u strengthens the system and pUrI-
flies the blood. By It's great and rI0rnu-n
blOOi-pUrliymg properties, II cures all EEu-
m0Ts. from he worst SCrOfuia tD q common
IslOtch, PiB,ple or Eruption. McrcUriA
disease, Mineral Pu=on~, and their effects, are
eratica'cl, and vigorous health and q sound
constitution established. ErySipCIaS, Salt
rheum, Fever Sores, Scaly or Rough
Skin, on short, al! the numerous diseases caused
o. bad blood, are conquered bv this powerful,
purifying, and iuyigorat!ng medicine.
II Won feel duh, drowsv. dcbiitatcd, have sal.
low color Of skin, or ye.owi-h brown spots on
bad 'as.c in mouth Internal heat or Chils alter
iorebOdings, irregular appetite, and tongue
coated YOU are suffering from Torpid EIVcr.
or BIliOusness.S In many cases OF
silver Complaint" only part Of these
symptoms are experienced. IA a remedy iUl
all such cases, DR.. P!CrCe's Golden Medical Dig
C0vcrv has no equal, a. 10 effects perfect cures
leaving the liver strengthened and healthy.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS AT 81 PER BOTTLE.
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against 1866 last week, and l,l7j re q
same time last year Co..
Mich Cows-We quote Cows
$25@15 each, with gooi demand Tor
good Cows.
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uUPOyT,S WHEELING Pow
nER AEENEE

7 HAVE AT ALL TINES IN MAGA-
l ZINE, a large stock OF the above ctle-
bratet Powder, VIZ: Ride, sporting, I'm
cans Blasting and Mining, in metallic
packages, which viii sell a- wholesale al
mauu1utuger's prices. 4 have portable
magazines OF dlG5reu: sizes for shipping,
aud will deliver Tree on cars or boat. This
Powder Is unequa!!ed IL strength and
quality. x. REILLY,
Sole Agent.
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & SlLouiS

D NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROUTE.
Time table East and West, March II,
ISIS. Trains leave Pam Handle Depot. foot
OF Eleventh street, near public landing.
daily, cXccp, Sunday, rs follows:
GOING FAST.
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MEATS AND EARn.

Sugar Cured CsuvaSSed Hams, Sugar
Cured Canv8SSeI shoulders, Sugar Cured
Breakfast Bacon, Plain shoulders, Clear
Sides, sugar Cured Dried Beet, fresh nom
smoke house daily.
Kettle rendered Leaf Lard In tlerces, bar.
rels, hail barrels, kegs and pals, nil al
lowest market rates. VI. REILLY,
1.#Q4v1 1911 Ma. -rI..t.
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Or. c. RfcLANE'S
LIVER PILLS.

IL y In i l LIS.
These Pills are not recommended
d a rem. .y for " all the Ills that
ash is heir to, but in affections Of
.s Liver and in all Bilious Com
..-.s, Dyspepsia aud Sick Head
-.-., OF diseases Of that character,
~sy stand without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used
P2'atory to, or after taking Qui-
AS As a simple purga.iyo they ara
BEWARE OF 13ITATIovs.
,.. The genuine are never sugar
f. Zach s. box has a red wax seal on
Vcr 4a' with the impression DIR.
T-ASEs LIVER Pills.
81, G-,2 wrapper bears .hesirnaturas
.,',-sLANE and FLEMING Bros.
,, 500 by all respectable druggists
~ country storekeepcrs generally
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THE SWINE MARKET.
REMARKS.

The offerings are fully as good as TO
qusIity rs they were last week. "Mon-
days run" consisted OF about 400 head,
some :, 400 head having been received
between Monday evening las. and Sat.
urday noon. Prices as compared with
last week, are Of Ct, and sales hsye
been recorded rather slowly in nearly oil
the pens to-day, at prices ranging lron
to 81 cts, most sales being made at
5i@53 cts.
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CATARRE ]
Il IT DURABLE L?

,.-o suffered from the various and
,Y-0sE who " y t,rms of disease assumed by Ca
Y s5nplicaIeeu ,IIfsd many physicians and rene
- snl asyv ~ or cure, await the answer 20 this
S SS SzH,d Mn9 TS f asy
~, f1-nO ~, ~ and 80 destructive to health as
,5iy rT2s.V,SHcNitis, Asthma. coughs, ant serious
,ptgy fatal Affections IGe b in"Ss iis.2c
a-1ry lls,aL-' Ss,v'ln4thctic affections such "a
S,,-rh, O.nglt,-,I oversight, aud loss uf sense OF
sao' Rs PrESffsrredto as minor but pevrrth'lcs'
IS S@ gs5psr ef r fa2q tEEa
4 ,1-astN lotions OF the threat and Lungs likely
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XXI SAMPLES TO AGENTS. LADIES
J iii I CsyllolnatlOn NeedIe-bOOk, with
~ tloInos. Send stamp. r. 2. Gluck
s" "s1 ford, Mass iGhll
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-25
THE SHEEP MARKET.

Arrivals this week ........... 5,6oI
Arrivals last week Z,i&l
Arrivals one year agO............. @,ycj
The receipts this weak are in excess OF
the demand, both OF sheep and lambs.
There has been heavy run Of the latter,
aud the demand being confined wholly
- the home market on account Of the
heavy decline in the East there are 3 COZ
siderable number left over here unsoId.
We quote sheared sheep at 4@5 cts, few
selling ut the latter price. Wool sheep
5@6 cts, Lambs, 5G8 cts, as to quality,
and $2@4 q head.
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baltimore Cattle market.
MONDAY, april 2, 1878.
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK.

'''''' '' ''''''''''''''' ' "
Total ........'.'''...' -
PRICES or BEEF CATTLE Al THE MARKET
THIS WEEK.,
Very best on sale this wsek...-........2' sa3' +
That generally rated first quail
Medium or good fair quality. .......~.-a', ais
Ordinary tim Steers, oxen and
COWS 90 =.
Extreme range OF prices zee. ..... ........'- 4s''. =
Mos, of the sales were ......-......i '4a3. .
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sPALDISG's Glue, cheap, convenient,
useful.
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BEWARE OF IgIITATIovs.

a,sr.r. 70, y Main Street. Wheeling,
.--,l1 TI,"L.ot, HreretOn's Building, Wash
'''. mr29
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r.j,-,ad bv q Prominent Druggist,

,I--.Nv certify that Mr.. Lawrence purchased
4 FF.DrS,L CuEE Of me, and from time 20 time
l' ne familiar with IFS case. lheAeFc his state
, 70 pc Oc,. Il. JAS. p. DERBY.
20, ,,,ysre contains Dr. Sanford's Improved
..sl tfrS2 and mn directions FOR is use iu all
. a.-f 49, - For sale nv alI wholesale and re.
t'..s, IN. and dealers throughout the United
e.. -'-'7 TI-a.es. WEEKS & POTTER, General
S.--55-,s.rI Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
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stand not upon The order OF your
GOimG,

but 90 at once and buy byttio Of the
fragrant SoZoDoNT. You will never re-
gret il. II not only beauties and pre-
serves the teeth, and arrests decay, but
leaves the mouth cold, and the breath rs
fragrant as rose.
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TOB4CCGS.

have on hand fUu line O. IogaCCOs,
from lie leading manufactures in The
country. including LOrIl.ards, FINER
Pros, Homer Hudson s, j.. b. Pace, E.ca-
mond, j. h. Pace, pauyii.e, b. r. Grayely,
HOlhTOok'S Monitor Navy, Harry {. Hol-
brooks Navy.
can furnish all styles made hy these
factories, at lowest market prices.
VI. REILLY,
lLl4 and ISL NM-m sA-..-.
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COLLINS voLTAIc PLAsrERs

rs-.s., o. call Tor COLLINS VOLTAGE PLASTER
&c. sg- .-J b. ue worthless imitation. sold b. all
.e-As and retail druggists tTOUghOut tho
Potter, Pro- r."-1r-. Boston, Mass.
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THE Eastern QUESTION.

I,oxboS. April 2a.-fhe 81. Peters.
burg correspondent Of the Herald telegrup.s
that lie Herman and Austrian ambassadors
.st The Russian imperial court give Il u
lLeir settled conviction that lie Congress
viii nov, assemble. This information gas
obtained from, interviews had 81 Saturday
evening wiih The two ambassadors by l
prominent diplomats. 1.-THE St. Petersburg
court. II II + .1llss
s.se4 Is ENGLAND ABOUT 10 AcT?. Il
"A dispsieh y Tie Dsily News. dated
sConstsnlinople, SalurdAy, ssys blr. Lay
ard bas iaken steps % put English tahjects
under the protection o. The American Sin.
isler. Tile latter has asked The con..nt Il
bis government II Il considered II vel
Informed circles that sii, step indicates n
earl, wifbdrawaI ofthe lIritisi, smbssador
-Nes York Hntif sI'll's liz !
!. I,oNDos. April 25. The crossing. IL.
lief - the failure ~ he media,im, IL tie
EasierD troubles continues 10 .depfess liz
stock psrksiG and there bas been i Ksner.
u fsll ~ prices, Russian securities are
down one cent. t.4l
The negoiiatiops recording The Congress
and withdrsesi IL ne Bri,I,h ileet md
Russian troops from near Canstsotinople.
have led 20 10 fesult. ifi n
u IS considered very unfortunate tLs,
Prince Bisasvk and Prince Gors4baloa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-01
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In Calvary Church. Tatboro, On the
evening II the 23rd Or April. " the Rev.
DR. Cheshire. the father ofthe bride, Mr..
Samuel s. Nash, form erty 81 HiIlsboro.
and Mise. Annie q. Cheshire.
On the evening OF April 18th. by Rev
J. l. CnrrIe, n The residence ofille brides
father John 4. WiIson and Mis-. cornelIa
Wilson, bnsh o. Orange county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-01
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To all who are suffering fron1the errnrs
and ii,di-creti0Ils of youth. nrrvo0s weak-
ness. early decay. loss nf manhood, &c: I
will send q recipe tina. will cure you FREE.
OF CHARGE. This grrat remedy was
discovered " a missionary III s.mii.
America. Send q self-addressed envelope
70 che REV JnsrIH Y. fSnAN. Sfufion ID.
ai3ibie House. New York ON. fy.