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E>u E-S1:s Conference oGt:sc Methods:
EE;Srn7,.i sI.mTai,.

.1EwGrRG, y. Y. April 2.-'Ehn ci~!!E-
.nia:h annual session ri The New YORK Con-
fc:cnee OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
was convened at Zee Trinity church 'his
morning. and was presided oyer by Bishop
Merrill, Of Chicago.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY, April 3. 1879.
The number -: trrIks to-day comprised 1873 II. 2S-
hra,!. :ind II rlrrrcs tbs. of rings at arc'ioa on
Change were At pack.cn:: of which nnnh,r II
W, re .c,d ~ ~; ices ranging from $3.50 10 $50.
QL.lT A'I!oN$-pRiZED TOHhr.D.
DARK.
LplS.-t ommr.. 20 in".ii,!!l, 22JEi 40 : god
LtGtri;nmInnn to good >hort. tiIl rs: n"Ln:G
To fl long. $6W $780, Gvo Ia 'crJ gr"u l"ig, $3.50
- so.
Dark leaf good ca0us,: for wrapper and fof t!i2
be-. types %: ,hc :oeic$ have been thus far in very
HIGHT supply. Their: Is assortment Of ',%ri. STU
cured .ub eco ole: ing.
bright.
Lpgs-Common 10 medium. SAC 70: good to
S;uoIrry-Fair 10 mr,nm. iS.ltl0: good 10
very good. $12nSlJ; tur TO fancy, Sl7.Joty
$3.50. ..o,.,.o
MShogany I!r"opsrs.-Co:nmon 70 mr'i'nm:
Sl5mS5j: GOOD I" very good a'!d me, s"oM:4o:
extra tine. Il 1m.sJp
v, IJoic E'ynppefs-C olnmnn 10 mcIirin. goo
49,: good 10 very good, tiOM*oy; fine Ia l""c}'
$JJ@S7j.
Occasional small lots have since Ike sf;t>on nr'n-
cd con,aaI.icd above he outside quotations. i"ii-
ra,Iuns ere that strictly ILn:y white wrapper, VIII
be III light supply.
No 81. pial cha. 20 In ilD'a,ions There J. sohc
tnuui-y for sound medium and low grade "J fIeEs
f. un manufacturers. and anything desirable Viii
| colDman! fair prices.
Il,,rc !, cyc!y PRO poet now Of good ''as'i ana
! We tooN Tor incr>a,c rccci1s.
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yIerEs oc a Gan~ of R.,Ohcrs IL, Texas,

GALVESTON, April "a special to the
Ne'rs from Fort Griffin says: son the
Right Of the o6:h ultimo nine disguised and
wel-armcd men took possession OF Ham
hur@'s store, on Tepce creek, near St;,kcd
Plain, covering tae clerks and Others
with pistols until they robbed the
tore Of money. arms. and ammunition.
They then attacked a camp party en- route
10 Le%dSrillc, shooting Mr.. Anderson. who
resisted. They took about $500 and all the
stock OF The party. They then went to
Blanca can III aud robbed the store OF Con-
rad * Roth nj : 800 worth Ct provisions.
arms, &c. TE"y arc believed t. &c TIE nc
ior:aus Reeves c1Tg, from Lincoln county.
New Mexico. Rangers VIII pursue :hr:G. -
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MEYER SAW WASHINGTON Cross THE DEL
""AkE.- Special 10 the Cincinnati Com-
e Inetas. I-MeDyviAe, Ind, March 3i.-A
A. 'V.ea woman Damed Rcbecca Anderson
',a yesterday evening CT the advanced age
n - Jne hundred and eleven years. She was,
ss e lie oldest poison in the State; was
@S s'er SICK in her life, and remembered
sr a. q more thaa a hundred years ago.
. ISa was q, naive OF .VirgiEja. and leaves
ls aaa e eighty years old. She is one Of
in', .e" Old people WHO never. saw . wash
's'9h cross tie peIsyare.',:'. - 8. ILL.,. :
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
.
SALEs.-4O shares Of Richmond and Danvlc
Railroad stock sold at $3.50.

WEDNESDAY. April 2, 1879.
SALEs.-4O shares Of Richmond and DanvIlie
Railroad stock sold at $3.50.
Gorernmtnt Secrrities-Eritcd States AS l04
state Srrur,is.S.-E Virginia coEso,s. 5Ga bid, 81:
asked: Nt-siHi1 conso;S. Few. 20 bid, iot4 asked:
BID: Eirg.ai. interest ceriacat.s, Is hid. 9 asked
asked; North Carolina bonds, II. bid.
fftu >erUritIcc--Elc!!uoG! city -. J. and ~.
10 bid: K:rhu0n', ci;> 6 :. }. aG,i -, 1883. hid
i045 asked: Peter share clty c.. f. and A.. 47E
iaier>jnrg city IS. s!ec!al tax, j. AM D.. los
bid L,nchnuTg city e.; J. and j.. ll3 bill:
5nSnSgFg city G's j. and j.; lol Bids Hcr'"" city
Rui!rona Bouds.-Eir-nia Central Railroad frat
,:oigasc - j. au. J. 9i:s DO; virsi''ia t.en'ra
Firsini! tcn;ral Railroad ioos'h GoriG'f,. s.. j.
an! j. g.. BID. los kcd Virginia Cen r:!i :;:.,i-
raai non-morisis" SD. and j.. loa. hid: VIZ
j. andj.. 90 bid: E!r-aI and Tcn"cssre RAILROAD
L'rd MORTGAGE S., J. aud :. 1852 b'd: Tir=in,a
lid: >ouih.idc l:aElr"aa first MORTGAGE preferred
-, j. and j.. 1913 bid: Sua;li>de Ra;lroa second
ner;g""e preferred g.. J. 9nd j, ~ b,G south.
side RAJ road inird horty3sc preferred Co. }. and
d. 81 I'd. GSii asked: HurinIk AMI Petersburg i;.il
ROAD first morg@Se 7<... aud j., lol bit: Norfolk
j.. lC3 bid; Atlantic. M>sl>S!i pI and DEin Rail
road Certificate. % h": kirtmcud aud Pc "r-h ~:
;:*i,rcaI ;irs 'Grt:1Tc g.; 4; Az, ~, 10" bl /:
gaze =, VI. ;hd y. 100 hii: irhmond Flc,!n-
r.clsbr:r@ and Potomac Railroad L!Grtc";e 4. j.
and H.. i05 hiI: Richmond, trcLgftcH' burg ar'i
PotnnSc Railroad ia"r:-na -. J. aid j. lCli,
hii: .ir''o,.G ans !G:N ;t.g iai:ou! cons Hated
c.. y ard -. So bill. 81 !Stcl: fi,imcG' E"I'-
road first rl"r;.,t.e -. Il. aTl -. 100 bid: =
lantl and Charlotte Air Line faii:,%d first mort
~ s.. j. and j.. 20 ASKED: t.!,';'mjnI. i"sn
River aud che ap NC G:,!.:u: is; rC.i-IG" g.,
| }. and j.. SSi. bid.
| Rni!rcnh "tDci&-r :tncakc&n Ohio T. iiroI,l.
100 yer. !: - h!! H!ci.aond. f,cs'T:rr h.i" @tG
Potomac :Iirotd inrr cent. ,nrr'h. 800 par
79I bid: Rict.nuut Frcci tcNs,n'rc NJ! iot"inNr
Railroad pei II. @uI.anir'n!. 100 par. ~ hii
Connie r:inI .a.rua3 stock. 10 pir, 90. tiI itch
| Inoui al u1uTIile Railroad. 100 r'r, Fl - h;I
| %7.31. asked: : aboard and EnInoA: i"ilr":
au'rIntccc. 100 rar. - til.
| Eopk tY!octy-i'nion Bank OF EirEmont, %
! par. 40 bid; ,ic?ciIn ami P.ani,rs savings. -
par, IT.: bid. titz"H> E,,ah. - par, 2.2 asked.
| Insurance CG,a U"liiTS.-Nir..iria F.r' AMI Ma.
| rinc. % par. &c. bid. 3S asked; Virginia state
- par. - I'D: Virginia Iic:np. 100 i.ir, 50 Did
| 100 asked !: G:init". 100 mar % hi - a>k";.
| WS"t, iuneoHr.--lh Dominion ::ttauisniu ON.
| paEy. l0J par. 81 t:G.
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SALES nErurTEp 70 SECRETARY.

WHEAT Red. & In he's Cooi FuI 4. sos
% bushels yc.y good FuI;z III .ll2- DIAL. So
bu-licl>.
CoRS.-Whitc. "a bahcis very good ~ i9c
IS hes pIlInr ou private term: lUh hd'h"is
vciv good Il. 49,: 2i2 bushels prime al 49,: 34
bushels prime 1T t9c.: $40 hH''iCS prime Il; i3c--
total. j .o2S tus!cI<. uirGG. so aushc- v'rv good
4, ISc.: I'll bu..lcs good III 4Sr.: 70 bushels good
1T 4Sc.-:otal. l9I bushels.
OATS-72 bushels y"rl good sjr:A" at HSc.: 90
bushels good sErUg III 3Sr.: 500 bushes prime
Spri,.g or private terms SEQ bushels prime mixed
~, ri vatc teams: rs huSh"l- very Good sr.iGE II
36c.-toi:.. l.7GS bushels.
MrAi.-iG bn.EIs prime a, 5jc; 80 hUr.t:s Oh
private trrns--to!.tl. St hu>lcli
EYG.-lU bushels IL 5Jr.
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Rhode ISLAND Election.

PROVIDENCE. April G.-fhe State election
took place to-day, with four parties in he
field The whole Republican State ticket
was elected by 4 larger majority than last
rear-Tiz. For Governor, c. c. Var
Iardt Lieutcrant-G Governor, \. G. How
ard; Secretary Of State, J. II. Alderman :
Acknowledgement, w. Saylcs General
Treasurer, s. Clark. Tne General Assem-
bly, will show the usual Republican major
ity in both houSeS.
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Fire.

New York, April 2.-The large rendering
establishment Of Swift a. White, on Barren
Island, was burned this morning. Loss est-
mated ut $3.50, 900; DO insurance.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
NiyI,TrEE ALnASAc-ArnlL 3. 1879.
pOHT OF RICHMOND. Arn.L =. 1877

PORT OF RICHMOND. ArRiL - 1917.
Arrived.
S,eams,,tp Old Dominion, Waller. Ne" Tote,
merchandise and passengers Ii. W. a"en w.
Bark jupiter. jefferson. Liverpool ria Chy io'n''
salt. Davenport & M0rri-. ,,, .,
Bark lima. -. HAMPTON Eoals, III baiIs''"
load oil, HcIssaer, hcscrinan Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. 6ifnrd. Norfolk. thited ean'
mali. merchandise, AMI passcns9ts' l.. ID. ia'''''
agent. ,
Schooner speecwcu, wictf. New York c'a''
Curtis & Parker. ,,
Schooner Laura F.. Wolf, Ew;nc Philadelphia
ties, Curtis 3 Parker. ,,
Schooner John Mcdonald, NcEcudry, Pb!ttcet-
phil, lies. Curtis ( l'srk'r. x,
schooner H. II. Gran, Mr0a, New York. eoa''
Curtis Parker. ~
Scho MR. VIA nm Donrelly, Moore, rhiadelphls'
stone, Curl, & Parker.
CLEARED fog THIS PORT.
New York, ATrit /, schooner +. J. Hamilton
Malls. .
by telegraph.
NEW YORK. Apri! 2.-Arrtred: lI"nry Annoh'
mic. erb chcr Chamoioa, Charlner. AftlfeIpas
Marion GeneFsi Gerrinsrr, ScrSanier Jchn lamp
bell, Cosluopotc.
ABASpoNEo.
NORFOLK. Aprll 2.-The mreekrrs have apsh ,.
aonra Mi horc VI sa,ia: III. tatk Adn;ita. "h.n
recently weGl ashors II! False tapt. sie i so'A'
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che Turf.

TRENTON. y. J., April 2.-Thc celebrated
!rot.vr Go!d>mil's Maid was delivered oi Il
fine biy horsc-colt at Fashion S;ud-farm
last evenings: sire. George Washington.
sir. smith to-day refused an OFFER OF go, 600
;,r i.
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GEEENEACKERS' CONFERENCE.

WAsIIIXGToH, April 2.-TEc members OF
tie Gre"nback party are holding confer
ences TO decide upon some practicable
method Of Introducing in the House the
financial measures decided upon at their
meeting last week. Ii is reported they have
agreed ii the m"iorit? refused TO permit
thein 10 introduce their measures, 10 move
that sections ~ the appropriation bills en-
bodyin@ political Legislation be stricken cut.
THE STANDING COMMITTEES OF TIE HOCSE.
WhSHiNGTOS, April 2.-Spcaiier Randall
Will be able 10 announce the Standing com
mlrler> Of the House on Monday or Tues
day CT next week. The Democratic Mem
bcrS, il i: understood, are already placed.
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r:ne S3.JdGa:G.75:: apr,ao. ii.25GtS $50; ~,
t.::. $50: common iar'r. SIS '..Il-j Lr.E2.
&c .2ju s6.7J; SiauE;cn extra. 500.
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it was yours, and I said to the man: My
lad, you aren't come honest by this"
"And you gave him into custody, he's
in prison9 Old Brooks, what capital
fellow you are!'
"Nay," he said; 81 knowed better nor
that. Do you think I'd hexpose a Gus
toner? l know you gents don't care
about these little matters getting abroad,
and 50 I slaps my fist on the counter, and
l says, Hook itp just like that. And
away he went like lamplighter."
Isank down upon the counter, over
powered with emotion.
"And what's more" went on Brooks,
che never took up the money I'd lent
him for the coat" ..
"What coatT' I cried. ....
"a very nice brown coat he put up
with me. About fit you, should think.
See, here it is"
1t was my identical brown great coat,
wrapped UP in bundle, and tied round
with my own handkerchief. l made a
dart at it, opened it, plunged my hand
into the MISREPRESENTATION was the roll
of money, there were the $4,000.
How did I go to the bank that morn
ing, on legs or wings? And how did
get home, as soon as I had put the money
safe away? Mary knew by my face that
it was Ill right; and didn't we have q
dance of joy all round the house!
My burglar had been only a sort OF
sneak, after all, who had got in at an
open window and bolted with the spoilE
of the hall, but, if he had taken the
pains to look into the pockets of the coat
he'd have been a rich-though perhaps
miserable and insecue-man, and
should have been utterly and deserv
edly ruined.
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A novel illustration of the ingen-
uity of thieves, has just been
afforded by an incident reported from the
Continent. For some time past a North
German Railway Company had been suf-
fering from the repeated loss of goods
which were sent by luggage-train, and
which Notwithstanding all researches and
precautions, disappear in a very myster-
ious manner. Toe secret which the in
quiries set on foot had failed to discover,
was at length revca ed by rather anus
ing accident. A long box, on one side of
wnich were words equivalent to "This
side up" had, in disregard of this cau-
ton, been set upon one end in the goods
shed. Some time afterward the employees
were not little artled to hear voice
apparently proceeding from the box in
question, begging the hearers to let the
speaker out. On opening the lid the rail
way officers were surprised and amused
to find man inside standing on his head.
In the explanation which followed, the
fellow wanted to account for his appear
ance under such unusual circumstance
as due to the result Of u wager; but he
was given into custody, and it was soon
found that the thieves had adopted this
method of conveying thems Ives on To
the railway premises, and that during the
absence of the employees they Lad let
Themselves out of the box, which they Al
once filled with any article they could
lay their hands on, refastened the lid
and then deeamped, leaving the box to
be sent forward to its destination in ac
cordance with the address upon it. But
for the unfortunate inability of poor llu
man nature to endure an inverted posi-
ton foranindefniie period, the ingenious
authors of the scheme might have flour
ished long time without detection.
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sham p0Ting.
Notes and Qnerissl


The designs of Jost Amman are we'll
known. He WAS born at Zurich in 1889,
and 1860 removed to Nuremberg, where
he produced wood cuts, characterized by
great accuracy of drawing and correct
ness of detail, with such rapidity that
one of his pupils averred that his master
produced a "hay-wagon load of them in
four wears" One Of these pictures rep
resents barber's shop, probably in Nu-
remberg. In front is seen the BARRIERS
chair, with a customer in it being shaved,
while in the background is shown an
other customer undergoing the process OF
hair-washing. A fixed basin is appar-
entity built against the wall Gas at the
present day..
This is approached by three steps, on
the upperniost Of which the victim il
represented kneeling with his head over
the basin. A bracket projecting frnn'
the wall supports, at a. considerable
height, hemisphefieal bucket, through
\ the perforated bottom Of which tht
water flows with which the barber's up
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The Good Points Of tho CoCkrOach .
[Good Words

lam often asked whether the cockroach
can have any redeeming points with re-
gard to it's relationship 10 civilized man,
or whether it be not an unmtigated pest
which ought to be exterminated wher-
ever it is found. That it is a nuisance is
undcniable, but that it ought to be ex-
terminated is very doubtful In the first
place, it is, like the sewer-rat, an invalu-
able scavenger, eating substances which
might decay and breed fevers if allowed
to decay. 1t is never seen in dry
and perfectly clean places where it
can find no food, and its very presence
is sign that it is needed. Perhaps peo-
pie may say that they can put up with
cockroarhes in kitchens and outhouses,
but when they come into bedrooms it is
time that they should be abolished. l
very much doubt whether they should be
destroyed even under such circum-
stances. Cockroaches are not likely to
take the trouble of going up stairs into
bedrooms unless they have some object
in it, and that object is generally the fl t.
| Ter anu Snalief Insect WHICH prefers Ileu-
rooms to kitchens. Sailorsare well aware
of this fact, and that Norfolk Howards"
and cockroachcs can not exist in the same
ship, and curious instance of this fact
is recorded in the Narrative of Fosters
Voyage in tie Chanticleer:" Cock
reaches, those nuisances to ships, are
plentiful at st. Helena, and yet, bad as
they are, they ale more endurable than
bu@s. Previous to our arrival here i'll
Chanticleer we had suffered great incon'
venience from the latter, but the cock
reaches no sooner made their appearance
than the bugs entirely disappeared. The
fact is, the cockroach preys on them, and
leaves no sign or vestige Of where they
have been; so far it is most valuable
insectO
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prentice operates upon the well-lathered
and bulletlook ng head Of the patient.
How the flow from the bucket is regu-
lated does not appear. The whole pro-
cess thus depicted by Jost Amman is ex-
actly what may be seen and experienced
any day in Piccadilly. A copy of the
wood-cut in question is given in Knights
pictorial Shakespeare" in illustration
of the passage touching "the BARRIERS
chair" in GAPS Well that Ends Well"
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DR.. ToBrAs-1 write to inform yon that the
child of friend of mine was cured Of Group, af-
hour after your Venetian Linlment was used 1t
was out OF danger. ! hope yo,l will publish this,
so that mothers may know they have rem dy for
this terrible complaint / lost child by crour
previous to hearing OF your Linment btlt now
never feel alarmed, as have your medicine al
ways in the house. have also used it for pains,
sore throat, etc, sild always found II to cure.
JEREMIAH CASEY
17NOrtf Moore 81 eet New York.
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Almost Young Again.

"My mother was afflicted a long time
with neuralgia, and a dali, heavy inactive
condition of the whole system; headache,
nervous prostraton, and was almost help
less. No physicians or medicines did her
any good. Three months ago she began to
use Hop Bittcrs, with srcl good effect that
she seems and feels young again, although
over 10 years old. We think there is no
other medicine fit to use in the family
IA lady, in Providence, II. I.
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READ The CERTIVucATE.
SEyERE RS Um,TISM.

State Of New Jersey. Bergen County. Township OF
IIaCkensMk, SIS.
Thomas Johnson, OF said township being duly
sworn, doth depose and say, that he has been
severely afflicted with rheumatism for above
year. and was 50 bad that he eonld scarcely walk
being bent almost double. and was utterly unable
~ do any work. Having heard of tine wonderful
cures made by Dr.. Tobias Venetian Liniment, he
was induced to try it. and after using it short
time. was able W go to work again, after being
unable to do anything for nearly a year.
Il. JOHNSON.
Sworn to before me.
J. H. BRINCKERHorF, Justice of the Peace,
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NEW YORK, April 70 1y7T.
to the virtues Of Dr. Tobias Venetian Horse Lini-
ment. II has saved the life OF one of my four
horse black team. This decentralization ! give
without solicitation. as think owners Of f1orses
should know iH value. aH Z aU
1f.7IIU fIf CHAR ES II. DEI,AvAN. li9-
,o 4asi5 No. l26 West Twenty y-secopd- street.
The Family Linimert is25 and h0i cents the
Horyes 90 cent?, in pint bs,ttlesa the Derby Pow.
dem, 25 cents a box. sold by the druggists
Depot. No. n Murray street, Eew Keta. "a 70 yi':
s1o4 '1Y'4 - q ap2es&wrys ID '99'l''i 9'ooT
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GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATI' Nj.

This is to certify that had the rheumatism in
my hin So could not walk without my crutcn,
and after using DR.. Tobias Venetian Linimenta a
short time, l was entirely reliev d, and candidly
believe 1t most certain cure fnr rheumat SIN, as
] have tried many hinus without any go,d, and
after using tn Venetian Linment for only ! few
daysI was well. HUGH PAUL,
j 20l Avenue r. New York
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FROW COZ. ID. MCDANIEL,
Owner Of Some Of the Fastest rum
ming Horses i0 The World.

JEROME PARK. June 2l, 1877
This is to certf that have used DR.. Tobias
Horse Venetian Linimcnt and Derby Cond ton
Powders, on my race-horses. md found them give
perfect satisfaction. j., fact, they have never
failco to cure any ailmeut for which they were
used the IInlmeiit. when rubbed in by the hard,
never blisters or takes the hair off; 1t has more
Preventative qualities than any otier have tried,
which suppose is the secret of is wonderful slic-
cess in curing sprans. The ingredients from
wi, ch the Derby Powders are made have been
mnde known to me by Dr. Tobias; they are per-
iectly harmless D. MCDANIEL,
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WHAT MOWSEMEN WANT.
Good Reliable Horse Lin m eyl

WHAT HpaSSE WEN WANT.
A Good Reliable Horse Liuiment
and Condition Powder.
Such are to be found in DR.. TOBIAS HORSE
tlNIMENT In plat bottles, and Derby Condition
Powders.
NO PAY
II rot superior to any other. The Horse L'niment
Is only half as strong as the Family Liument,
aud will not take the ha OFF II used as dlrecled
sl4l bottles were sold In one day, as the follow
ing oath will show:
b OATH. u
This is to certify that Isold, on the 2Sth inst,
three thousand one hundred and forly-ene q, 141)
b tiles If my Venetian Liniment
/. 8. !. TOBIAS.
Sworn and subscribed TO before me, this 2Sth day
I of October, 1872. d. s. HART,
Commissioner 0f Deeds.
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This is to certify that have had the Asthma
since 1871. and have been reatnd bv many physi-
ans without rel ef Your Venetian Liniment
has made a perfect cure.
WM. Y. TOWNSEND.
Port Richmond, Staten Island.
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From nr. Sweet, the Famous and
WOrld-renOwn"d 'ost"-setter.

NORTH KINGSTON. X. !.
DIR. ToBrAs--Dear Sir: have used your valua.
Bile Venetian Lin iment n my pract ce as bone-set-
ter, for he past Ave years ar consider it e bcs-
article ever tried for bathing ken bonest
wounds lame backs sprains, &c. | have no hesi,
tation in recommending 1t To the public as the
best article for all pains flesh Is heir TO-
\ Yours truly, JAMES SWEET.
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troublesome Children,

That are always wetting their beds ought
not to be scolded and punished for what
they can not help. They need medicine
having u tonic effect on the kidneys and
urinary organs. such medicine is Kid
ney-Wort 1t has a specific action. DO not
fail to try it for them.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Corrected to Accord With City Time.

CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Depot, corner NeLe2A ave. and liest street
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TO THE LADIES.
Certificate Of the Surgeon Of the

NWyHT NINIV SICH HUT ' VHCFICNs
This is to certify that l have used aud recon-.
mended Dr. Tobias Venetian Liniment, and have
found II useful in variety OF cases. 1t also ives
unialing relief from the annoyance and irritation
consequent OH mosquito bites and prevents a
mark being left
J. A. GRAHAM. NJ. r. c. s., of London.
Royal Mail steamship America, Jersey City.
July 18th. ..
Thou ands Of other ce tiAcates can be seen at
the depot
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BALTIMORE a OHIO, VIA pARKtBsBUR0.
Depot, Pearl anu Plum,
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The sos p. m and 9:53 p. m ira. connect /,
Jackson and Portsmouth,