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SPECIAL NOTICES.

bakers BITTERS.-Baker's Premium
- Bltters are now known wherever the fell
hand OF Disease has laid its whitening touch
Their remedial powers are universally recOg-
n1zed and acknowledged, and the preference Is
given them over all other remedies compound
ed for the cure of dyspepsia. cholera morbus,
cramp cholic, and all other diseases incl
dent to impaired digestion. The Bitters are
truly valuable remedy, as many who have
felt their beneficial effects will testify, and
should be found in every household. Captain
Elijah Baker, the proprietor of these Btters, is
well known and highly respected citizen of
Richmond. whose character is unassailable;
and therefore his preparation may be consid-
cred genuine. We recommend the Bitters for
the above named complaints feeling convinced
that great benefit will follow trial.-Manches-
ter Courier
BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERs were awarded
special premium at the Fair, and deservedly
SO, for they are standard medicine and we are
personally cognizant of some remarkable cures
effected by them.-RicIanaOnd Commercial.
~ NOT!CE:-Baker's Premium Bitters are
exempted by the U. s. Internal Revenue De-
partment from special liquor tax.
Sold by all druggists and country merchants
everywhere. e. BAKER, Proprietor, 4
Richmond. Va. .
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To THE VOTERS OF AUGUSTA COUNTY,
hereby announce myself candidate for re-
election to the office of ATTORNEY FOR THE
COMMONWEALTH, for Augusta county.
anI5tde cpc JAS. BUMGARDNER,J R.
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To THE VOTERS OF AUGUSTA COUNTY,
Ra- Mr.. Jno. M. Kinney having declined be-
ing a candidate for reelection, announce my
self candidate for the Office of COMMISSIONER
of THE REVENUE for Beverly Manor District,
and if elected will give the business strict per-
sonal attention. Respectfully,
mar4-tde j. N, MCFARLAND.
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CLADKE'S.
To BE ISSUED APRIL Is. 1879,

To BE ISSUED APRIL Is, 1879.
Vol.I vofINSTITUTESo rCOMMON STATUTE LAW
Treating of The Practice Of the LaU in Ciril
Gases, BY JOHN Ii. MINOR, l.. l.. D., Pro-
lessor of Com. and Stat Law in the University
OF Virginia. For sale by West, Johnson & Co.,
and Randolph English, Richmond, Va. by
booksellers generally, and by the undersigned.
Address Or. o. University of Va.) M. MCKEN-
ME, Bookseller and Publisher. apS-6t
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election Day-Thursday, May aed. 1879.

AF In response to the call of Many Voters, 7"
in the STANTON SPECTATOR of the 18th inst,
I HEREBY announce myself a candidate for the
Office of COMMISSIONERS OF THE REVENUE for
South River District. very respecuully
feb25 tide W. L. MOWh ny.
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MBS. GLADK II

Has Just returned from the Eastern markets
with a very handsome assortment of Mill1ne-
nv Goods. The SPRING STYLES of NEW
HATS for Ladies, Misses and Children are now
open also BROCADE RIBBONS, BRETONNE
LACES, and many other desirable SPRING
GOODS. aS- Ladies will do well to call early
and make their purchases. apr8-2t
DWELLING BURNT.-We regret to learn that
the dwelling house of James A. Hamrick, ESQ.,,
in the immediate vicinity of Parnassus, was
destroyed by fire on last Sunday evening. The
fire originated from defectivehue. and the en- :
tire building with large portion of the furni-
ture was destroyed. We have not learned
Whistler the property was insured or not.
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To THE VOTERS OF AUGUSTA COUNTY, an
nouuce myself as Candidate for reelection to
the office of COUNTY TREASURER. Should 1t be
the pleasure of my fellow citizens to re-elect me
will promise to yand be as faithful in the fu-
ture as 1 have endeavored to be in the past.
aprl5-tde SAMULL fAOh.
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Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Dates, Prunes.&H
2t J.E. GRAHAM.
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Fresh Roasted RIO, LAGUAYRA, and JAVA
Coffee 2t J. E. GRAHAM.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-04-15

G. c. Wheat is receiving fresh shad, herring,
rock-fish and perch, apS-2ts
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Fresh kale, onions, lettuce. and radishes re-
ceived daily by G. G. Wheat. adS-2ts
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BEST BRANDS COTTON YARN
1t ], E, GRAHAM.
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CANNED GOODS. PICKLES, sauces, &c
ct J.E. GRAHAM.
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Ny Fedal-HOw the Staunton Boys we're Sucked

ny FedaI-HOW the Staunt0n Boys we're Sucked in
at Harrisonburg.
1t cost our boys to show at Harrisonburg (ten
only
For Railroad fare, including Prof. Dare, 10
11ote1 BOARD, 1oOU
11aii o.UO
1iConSOs OI0
Pr1nt1ng Posters Programmes, &c, ....-.... 1850
fOstlns up rosters, 15O
ZS5
Is it a wonder that the Commonwealth wishes
to pass a law to charge home talent Sl,000,000 a
minute for showing their talent, and to take in
at the door $l3.75 and then fool the people by
not giving them complimentary tickets? (No
that would not pay the State debt.)
But those bedbugs in Tom and Jerry, and the
Q. y. ID. balls, bean-soup, &C., that is what gets
Harrisonburg.
But the boys came away only owing Messrs,
Luptons S. 90 and the Commonwealth 81. co. MAX
ing $l200 in all. The Commonwealth common
sure enough will get their money and interest
by April Goth, 1879. with the good wishes of the
Jubilee Ministries. Not a word has been said
against the performance. but all pronounce it
good.
1t ONE OF THE PILLOWS
Ladies, if you wish a stylish. perfect fitting
and durable Boot, GO to G. l.. WELLER'S DOT
and Shoe Store, Main Street.
Gentlemen's Slippers. opera and Plain, at
G. L. WELLER'S.
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FIGURES WON'T Er 5sS@ ;: :@ 4:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

on this paper and see how your subscrlpI0n
stands. Some of the names will be taken Oh the
list unless payment be made very soon
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-04-15

ROASTED COFFEE i n one pound papers. We ry
fine. ]. E GRAHAM.
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Ladies. if you wish stylish. perfect fitting
and durable Boot, GO to G. L. WELLER'S B DOT
and Shoe Store, Main Street.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-04-15

Gentlemen's Slippers, opera and Plain, at
L.
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kNOk RENT.-From the 18th day of -
april, 1879, HOUSE and LOT on HHSH
marll-tf G. FLICK.
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DEATHS.

Obituaries are charged for at advertising rates.
Notices IF deaths published 0rGttsitoaIsly.
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Fresh kale, onions, lettuce, and radishes re-
lived daily by c. G. Wheat. ap82ts
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HEARING Observation-Disclosures Free Ver-
ry & Harper, Madison, Ind. ap8-2t
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-09-10
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Or
PHRENOLOGY

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ID of the State of New York in 1866, will
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day of October. to continue six weeks. More
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given,
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, 1879-02-03

thn pubIishtd Coast-survcy maps. Gen.
Humphreys, after lung review Of The subject,
concludes Ly saying TINT, after careful reading
Of tic snpcrtnsendrns's letter, he has not been
nhIc to find any evidence ii such mteapprehsn-
sion, anil aids: "Tlle rcsults obtained differ
very widely from the Is per square nile Tor
trnnaulatiou u.nl e55 per tuuare, mile for
topography which ea,clcss reader might
derive IRON the latter of ths supertn-
tcndcnt. They Rfso no rcns0n for
supposlnr tiat national surrey
can I,e exccutctl ut coat less than stated IN my
letter m that subject of Oct. q, 1915, namely.
,D1 for a rouUh Typographical surrey
l>e.t IN astronomical determinations; fG!,4tn
Gu for II rough Typographical survey oaEsd IN
tranguta.Eop, and $fUs, ,0oo.o coo for = thorough.
talastral survey, t1lc ares considered oclnK TINT
onl, vi the Statca admitted before 1aGo, e.
ctuliny California. Texas, mud Oregot'."
, 1879-02-03
WASHINGTON.
Conk|ing Losing His Grip on
the Weasand of Re-
pubIicanism.
Probability that the Custom
House Vote Will Be
Very Close.
Observation-Disclosures
of the Democratic Ci-
pher Managers.
No Leading Politician Willing to
Attempt to Bury the Elect
oral Banquo.
The Politicians All Afraid to Do ANY,
thing with the Pension Bill.
Gen. Bragg Just Waiting to Get Mt tue
Southern Drign1ters.
4 Disposition Manifest to Drop War
Claims and Got improvements"
The Politicians All Afraid to Do Any
thing with the Pension Bill.
Gen. Bragg Jnst Waiting 10 Get Mt tue
Southern Drign1ters.
4 Disposition Manifest to Drop War
Claims and Get improvements"
CONKIIlNta,
M is LOSING 1RouND.

opte'a. 1' ~ :" r-" ~ '.,ss ,.,.
"AsA'H"1on. - ~'' ~
over TIC Hc" lo1h uo''"as'oue hee.t' W w no
suthlne more ,a'o'ao'e h"AIs 10, u'e t,at1u. ~.
latfsnoo. lhc '1eaae''1s po'"tea 1nessAN' a,. rue
apparently e@ctc.cu n4".a i,i...".s' i. .' .aas
eo"Rhns shc" "se 'tee W au's ''"1 ' .,,,,' 49,
gccfn to BE- turning against il'ctn. stu, 1'iey
profess to believe that tl,e custom OF the sennte
tn defer tn lin. wishes of any Scuator ou tbs
to.t. s,sn ,,h,' r. n.r.oun,tv ,nterr.tYl will
t'aJut'5 1'uc "uo 10 p. .,,'" r,o'"a.rs.t.
finally control I'D thts ease Inc 0ch'o1'a''e
scDators have bccn strongly urged by the 'lscn'"
, 1879-02-03
1hF CHINESE MUST GO,

BAN FRANCISCO, Fsb. @.-rhc I>cnlacrats held
4 uass-meeslug at uuIou Hall last night to tt1'
dossu the psssaxe Ut the AnttEhiuete bill w
tl.s Lover ito,.e 0! Congress. tbs Kearney-
ites packed tbs meeting, hooted the speakers,
cheereQ for .Kearncy u,ul lhu Workipgmsn's
Marty, and created 10 tuuch copfusloa that .
strong fo5ro Of polIcc was scnt to tue hall.
After &eypsaI arrests were made Ut PARTIES dis
1urLiug. tl.ss ,ucetiug, thr ksarneIltes mostly
LETT tlla hall au1 nesd u incetfpg IN tho street.
The regular order VI exercises in tlls ball Wal
Ae4utuee.
, 1879-02-03
TIE CIPIIElsS.

yp<etat DispateA IL TIA 7t1bpt&.
WAsuiAu1os. D. e., Feb. 2.-TLcre are indi-
rasious tl.st ths Bub-Commtltes may not start
Ios New York until thu last Ut ths week. New
complications arc almost hourly arising. It Is
discovered that the Democrats entered very re-
luctautly tuto tile cipher inquiry, aud then
only With tho expectation that they would b.
atlo to p5oye something against tue Republic
u.1& that t}lcy could set III tor tho grc.s peuo-
cratie aeaplxl, saying. in thu eaupaign 1t least.
TINT The Kepublicans were ~ bad as the Demo-
crsta. They thel had the cues 10 tl1s Brady.
, 1879-02-03

FAILURE or Ea0iLsM kAfLR0An-sTRIKERs.
London Spectator. Jan. t9
11e strike Of the goodsguar1s OIL the Mid
land has GUIDED In tbs defeat Of the tnsn. They
havo not ayowed!y surrendered, but they have
"gops tu !" iu groups. s'd viii, wo hope, bu all
re.emp!oyed. Tia shreatcned strik1 OF ttso
bixnal.nen lsas also bccu assrtsd,-lhe Direct
urs, while refusing to withdraw their general
order OF Reduction, having granted so1us ncSv
rules Of payment far tie Aeavter rsgnai'ststtons
.nd for long service, which wy "aka up ~.
bopolr.s, - tho e!np'o's.s: t:. w'.s re- ~'ll'ns; .,:
could be found, iu the general deasth of
supo, ment to take ~ posts On .nf ,*s wsgea: e.
iitt!and Company weso right, Or that 1t r4Il
ever be Just to nay men BY n.e pieca for work
no control. II IL usual to talk of the excessive
Yu.es ol work1nea nowadays. but while highly
ekiiled men can ba found to do the dangerous
work ii goois; guard for Is ahI!llugs week,
tlIeEc IL uot much ground Tor That complaint
Thu men lodge lu large cities, arc not fed at
home. aud. when tue rent has been paid anu Tue
quart himself fed. there ii not much Lett fur tl7
general support ut the household.
, 1879-02-03
AFGIIANISTAN.

LONDON, Feb. "a dispatch from Hazar-
pir s.atus that Con. Roberts hna sent all Of
acer to ascertain tho general feeling in re-
gasd Ia tho successor Of tho throne Of Cabul.
It will probably depond much On bin report
whether the combined movement Of tho
Khurum aud Candahar columns In tho di.eo-
ton OF Cabul will soon be attempted.
WALL MAlioMEo.
LONDON, Feb. "A dispatch from 11azu.
pir saya Wall Mahomed has arrived there.
1t is generally thought he is seeking British
support for liA claims to tue throne, but it
ia not likely ho will Obtain 1t, AZ popular
feeling in Afghsniasan relative to the various
claimants Is unknown.
YAKu0U.
LoSDoS, Fob. "a dispatch from Jelala-
bad says fakuob Khau haa writtsn to Mai.
Cavagnnri distinctly declining thu British ls-
manls mud evinciug determination to bold
Cabut in accotlianco with tho orluss Of l1ia
father.
Dispatches from Iiazarpis mention roportH
that tho AInoer lsaa baeu poisoned 4 Cal-
cut.a dispatch says the reports Of tho
Ameer's death are yary generally believed in
Caln1.
, 1879-02-03
GREAT BRITAIN.
RIfkEkt3

LONDON, Feb. 3.--Ihs Theotre 1toyal,
originally costing $l50,000. was destroyed
by tire lhis morning. No lives were lost.
, LONDON, Feb. 2.-1ae theatre reported
burned yesterday morning is ths Glasgow
ThsRtre Royal.
TWICE TEN THOUSAND.
Lospos, Frp. ..-ThY Tines stata4 that
, 1879-02-03
TEMPERANCE,

&pf10I Nt1d{tA 10 1&3 1S184NA
GALksuuRo, ILL.,, Feb. ".-Iie Hon. 4. b.
Campbell, thu uoted temperance lecturer, be-
ran hIa work 10 this city this afternoon. 1Aa
sccoud Presbyterian Chu1ch, where the meet
lux was tcl4, was iilIcd to ovcrtowlnK, aud hun
d1eds more wsre unable IL xasn ad1nissiuo.
Judging from hls okHnsn9 address. he WV aa-
VII xofsst.. M liz viii hold msetiug. each e1eo,u,
at ths Academy Of Musiv lnr 1lss next thfsS
wecka, OF ~ lou9 ~ Tue Red Ribbon Cluo shall
AZ Ieu{rA
, 1879-02-03
FRANCE.
puFAURE,

PARIS, Feb. 2.-All enieavors to induce
Dufnuro To retain his office have failed.
President Grevy hos intrasted Waddington
with the task Of forming new Cabinet.
The LiberS ssatas that Dufaurc, IN tho letter
in which lie informed Grevy Of his resolu-
ton to retire, pointed to l1ia advanced age
and bis political views, and urged that his
withdrawal would facilitate the solution Of
number of ponding questions.
THE DUGL1sT.
PARIS, Feb. Paul do Cassagnac, whose
election was invdidated by the Chamber Of
Deputies, has been fo-clectod by a majority
Of GOO.
WALK.UvE!t.
Pants, Feb. 9.-Tha candidates Of the
Left were unopposed in seven out OF twelve
supplementary elections held today for
Deputies.
wADD1N1TOH.
LONDON, Fob. IA Paris correspondent
Rnys Wa1dington has been selected ns tho
Prcu'ier a. a clear proof that tho recent as-
s,,r5ng foreign policy viii be- continued. uo
further snys It is affirmed that only thres
Ministers will retire, and they will be re-
placed l'y members Of the pure Left. Many
nan,es Rro mentioned for thcso places. in
c1ulihg thoso Of Lepcre, Leroyer, mud Ferry.
, 1879-02-03
England Makes War with the
South African Zulus tor
Conquest.
Reports that the Ameer Of Afghanistan
Has Been Poisoned to
Death.
The Utter Starvation Of the 1nhab-
ftanta Of Southern Morocco
Probable,
Twenty Thousand Liverpool Laborers Idle
France Gloriously Republican.


PRECAUTIONARY.
ST. PETERsBuRa. Feb. 2.-Iha Czar has
approved tie summary measures resolved
Upon by the Committee Of Ministers for
stopping the plague. Throo more casoH hass
been reported at Selitrcno. The doctors,
however, stato thst.the ptague at so1itreno is
copfnod to four peasant families who hertl-
cd together. All remedies have proved un-
availing. The Local Sanitary Commission
Of Moscow has decided on tho mort strihg-
eut precautions, such as tho closing Of un-
healthy basement dwellings, tho erection OF
buildings 10 accommodate 1000 people, fur
naces for burning clothes infected, and
gratuitous distribution Of cooked provisions.
Russia has asked England to send medical
men to report on the epidemic.
KOrAANtA.
DucuAnEsr, Feb. 2.-The Chamber Of
Deputies haa voted credit OF 5o0, COZ fraucs
for thu establishment Of quarantine and
military Gordon to prevent thu spread OF tho
plague.
RIO JANx1Ho, Feb. 9.-1t ts reported TINT
the black plague has ,na,le Its appearance in
the Province Of Cars, FiTo doctors have
been sent thare.
, 1879-02-03

JEALOUSY.
Spsttnf ntsnateh to ThA Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. T.. Feb. 2.-riere Is feel
[ng In the lto,tse TINT the Appropriation Conn
'nlttcc Is undertaking to do entirely
TIM much M the business Of the
otder Committees. Few OF these arc
abe to gct the llour, and matters Of Importance
that belong to them under the rules, as veil as
tho custom of thr bodr, arc now distributed hY
the Appropriation Committee among the vasi-
ous hills. Tie result is there ia a rapidlJ-in-
crs astnG Jcalouhy Of this Committee, as one
nsurpnE ali thc powcrs nj the E1u1sc, ami d
disposition II ttrpug to administer rebukc* By
tlefsating a!l e1trancous matter attached to
these bills.
sCnAH,
Sam Raymond, Western agent Of the New
York sugar sellncrs, Durant & Co. aud Have
meyer 4 Co., arrived here this morning. In cuu,
pany viii, Gov BevesidEe, ILLS iather-fo-la". 10
work 10 sccure tis: pussnge Of Tic Sugar bill al-
voeated by tho New York rctners Ring. Their
cHurss will he useless. The Treasury ia likely
To be victorious III that fight.
SENATOR DAVIS.
Nothing IL known here Ut the Springfield
story nbout thu contemplated resignation of
David Davis. That gentleman Is not very likely
to ru,inqutsl, the scnatorshIp for Mission that
he might have to vacatc Mnsch !, 1881.
THE ourposTs.
The War Department las received tnforma-
tfou TINT teleRraphic communication Is now
opcucd between Forts Elliott, Custer, Keoeh,
ain! Beaufort, Which are connected with Bis
mnrck and Deadwood. Tlta connects altnost
MI the frontier forts bv telegraph.
WHISKY.
The Attorney. General TINS recently issued All
opinion III wflirh he prohibits tn: Solicitor VI
the Treasury from recommending for COM
promise any claim where the parties arc solvent.
1'llr brewing Interest claims that tho existing
'aw, Bee. 3,4t9 Of the Revised Statutes, Is very
severe in cases Of mere technical relation, aud
hare prepared bill whtct, pro7iles 10 ntncud
the section 10 that WHENEVER any District At
torney shows that any claim, for any equitable
or ositcr reason. maY properly DO compstmlsed,
the secretasy of tile Treasury may, in hls dis
crction, compromise II.
TIE ARMY N1LL.
Although the Ccncral dcbatc on the Army bill
has coscd by order Of tle nousc, It Ia beltcYod
usat II will require NIL the time tkat Tan be ST.
cured for It during the coming week. Sfr.
Hewitt has agreed to preseut aonlc amendments
and nllow others which will require cunstdcsa-
llc time. The proposition to transfer the IDJian
Kurcar 10 tI,c Wnr 1,cnnrtmcnt 1, one nj, tl,c.c.
H.. .,ssaas,o {, j.. naw s,.rr.., .s,1I ,,e,,,,,,,
two daya. Eanping's bill has also been admit.
te1 but this, IN a!l probability, Will be Killed the
lnomcnt the House Gun reach vote. 1t cOcstsrA
ct The rcOrraptztnv features 0f the Burnside
I,,, o,,no t,t wlthout thn .cct,onu COMFORTING
o'' f,a,,ora, -, ~.
c1teaolu"ary po"er tnc "ehcfol - u'c tAta'5
1nl thosn closing Tic Nationnt Armor1cs
Irwitt llos also agreed to adll!ft sofne political
feuturcs, urlc being slight Modification Of thu
p,ssr cotllttat,ls rlaust Ut the last Army Mllt
ant prohibiting thu President FROM ,Islnt. tron,a
under any circumstances to keep the neact
aI}0ut the polls uuftHE national election. lAis
, 1879-02-03
TROUBLE BETWEEN MINERS.

gAh FA4nclsco, Fea. A n4mher Of miners
in ,be service Of ,lls sa4u Tunnel were arrested
to-day los xqtktuv In wiuxe, BY shIch 1t il in-
tended to send wafer frolu the tunnel to the
sayaxc xorks. !u ledaDce Vt "a INJUNCTION
granted bY tlc Court.
, 1879-02-03
SPAIN.
CASTELAR,.

MApnlD, Fob. IA manifesto signed ty~
Caslolar aud hundred others who wore
members OF tho CoEtos In 1873 has boon Is
sued, aud urges tho Democrats to participate
In the elections and abst4in from all iuo8a4
action.
, 1879-02-03
REAL ESTATE. .........-
LACK HILLS
T,E;ADVILLE

Ara attracting serious atten-
~ o. from men Of practical abtl-
~. ~ and fortunes are to be made
.tn ~ coming season. The imme-
s1ate sa attention Of investors Is
ra rraaspectfully called to the offer !:
~ - t{e undersigned in our lads"
.,ndar ~ the head Of Country
poa1 Estate" Address
J. E. BURTON.
Geneva Lake, Wis.
, 1879-02-03

THE HCHLESWIG UUHIJLE.
VIENNA, Feb. ..-Tae 4noaay Iatuue statea'
that treaty has jnat been concluded bc-
tweon Germany and. Austro-Hungary by
which tho inter reuounces the right secured
by Art. & Of the Treaty OF Prague Of calling
upon Prussia TO permit voters with schleswig
to decide by plcbcscito whothor TINT prov
inco shall bo restored to Donmark.
FAX.
LONDON, Feb. "a correspondent 1t
Ilo,no reports that tho basis Of IN agreement
between bismarck and tho Vatican has beeu
attained.
, 1879-02-03

tRk AVsOo"l@$' +"N"J ~o~' -N~fSS~
The Committee will have The appropriations
faf tic Northwestern ris rrs eun!llstett within
few days. It will submit the bill It has pEupareA
to ti,. full Committee on Monday. About
st00U 000 ars appropriated. scattered over near
iy all states, so us to get as large vote for tbu
iiIl as l,Oeabc.