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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-20

The New York Weekly, Witness which cir
eulates $4,000. has received many hundreds of
letters saying it is the best paper In the coun.
try. The subscription is $3.50, but 1t will be
specimen copy viii Be sent gratis. Address
John Dougall & Co. Z Frankfort st., N. Y.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-20
Ladies, Don't Be HuInbugged !!

Dr. = 3. naiildsy's Blood Purifier And Gsaarlh In
hAlant arc your remedies for Cstarrh Kidnoy. and
Female Complaints After giving it thorough tfisi
oa WI can y the Boss Of eli Others: For grouPand
l6 West Third street, ST. Paul, and get hottie 81
Saen and II does not help return the empty
curry would scon to take your money without giving
yon ynua received For sale by all drpgeists. As the
medicine has been ex1envely csunterfeited see that
the name g. BLACKFORD Is blown In the back Of
every bottle and has bsonzed Photographic label on
IT, Take no other Noyes Bros. Cntler, Wholesale
Agents. St. Paul Mimi = .r'!3e.e2~,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-20
Ask Grocers for Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic.

Throat Affections and Hoarseness. suf-
feriug from irritation of the throat and hoarse-
ness will be agreeably surprised at the almost
immediate relief afforded by the use Of
Browns Bronchial Trochesn Is cts. q box.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-20

Query: What Is the best family med
icine In the world to regulate the bowels,
purify the blood, remove costiveness and
biliousness, aid digestion: and tone up
the whole systema Truth and honor com.
1pels us to ,o answer, Hop Bittcrs, being
pure, perfect and harmless. Ed.-Inds.
pendent, -. = s,c 90, =. .
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-20

Prevent crooked boots and blistered heels
BY wearing Lyons Heel Stiffeners Can be
applied at any time.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-20

Sherman g. Co., Marshall, Mich, want On
agent In this county at once, at . salary. Of
sl00' per month and expenses paid. For full
particulars address as above.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-20
hew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
Coaisuna ptioua. area.

Young men 90 west. Learn Toleg raphy. Ad-
dress R. VALENTITE, Manager. GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-20

chose to ascribo to potations, SO that
Helen was warned that If ahe did not
wish 10 lose her husband by.a stroke of
apoplexy she must absol utely forbid him
to touch wine, spirits Or beer. Now
Jack liked his glass, without being q to-
per, but he wan 90 plaintiveiy ragged at
every time he drank stronger liquor than
water, that tor peace sake he became
practical teetotaller. Enforced absti-
nence, however, did not improve his
temper, and finding that his home had
become q purgatory, where it was sought
to refine his moral nature at the expense
Of his creature. comforts, he turned mo-
rose and had frequent private tiffs with
his vito.
81 suppose Aunt Prue will he cutting
of my tea and coffee next" lie grum-
blod ono merning, after he had been soft
ly rebuked for putting two Jumps of GU
gar into his breakfast cup "Iwish to
goodness tho old woman would draw up
q diet table for me once and for ali,
that might be like other prisoners and
know what's allowed me-"
CHOW can you be 30 greedy, JACKIE"
answered his wife in irritation. "I'm
ashamed to hear you talk like that. If
Aunt Pruo gives advice for your good
you ought to be grateful to follow it."
II like that. Suppose she told you for
your souls good to leave off silk dresses9"
"She has advised me to do so; and, as
you abserve, am wearing stuff gown.
l will no more indulge in frivolities Of
dress.".
"Nor wear jewelry, presumed
II will not If aunty objects to it."
"And you'd be ready to live on roots
next7"
II am sure auntie would not prescribe
me :oot diet unless she wero persuaded
that II would be for my benefit" This
was Helcn's dignified rejoinder.
"Ah, wellithen," calculated, Merrydew,
with his hands in his pockets, eff we arc
TO give up all the Injuries in life and
content ourselves with necessaries, we
shall find our present income ample and
we need not banker after Aunt Prue's
fortune"
II am not hankering after it. How
dare you say such thing2" exclaimed
Helen, flushing. eff poor dear auntie
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-20

For Reading Clubs, for Amateur TheatricsIs, TEN
peranGe Plays. Drawing Room Plays Fairy Plays. Etht
lsaux Lights Magnesium Lights, Colored Fire Burot
T%15k TRs a Face Rreparaticns Jsreys Wax
Costumes Scenery. Charades. New catalogues sent
tree containing fall escription and prices.
SAMUEL FRENCH l. Son, % E. 18th Street. New York.
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| EonUs Extract. To stop bleeding from lungs
nose, gums, stomach, uterus, piles or elsewhere
~ action Is remarkable for promptness and
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-20

Fona's Extract. Used alike by the medical pro.
fession and the people, it holds position hsld bv
Gtner medicine II this country. perhaps. the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-11
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL-.D Il Robinson and
Yyrk; Mr., C4as @ JJobn7sen. Ma4tter Godfrey
Milwaukee,: q Vaughan LiverpoaI Il = Butts,
Yiekahurg; II O Jo-ephs, New York. Aug Sat
tier Baltimore; NJ homraon and family
Ky; Wi Strong. st Maurice, La: J Fl Co.'S
grove, N4tehltochts: John w Register T4n4as ;
Louis II Calm. New York; NJ II fmiton Morgan
CAssIDY's HoTEf.-J r Powell. La; w J
Banniy. Avoyeler; 7 n Dickson. George F
Harry. Wick burg; I J BradWaY. Caldwell par
ish: ] t Wilson, Louisville: VI Nalty, J
Bpadwell, Brookhaven. NJ iss, f /. Full am and
son. .rystal Fpringa, Mis-; " q Deli. Tszoo
Cisy. Miss Rev Cameron. F 3 Meaior Il y
simrall. atctitoehe-; W r Ferguson. ] Fl
Parks, Bayou 6 MIA; Jane Jacobs FRANKLIN
Horton, Red River Landing.
ST JAMES HOTEL-H C Williams, Pensaeo-
IA: I Nilsson, Clifton. La; K Mayors Pa4-
cagouia; Dr D Mayors. etoneWaii Miss j w
Thomas. B Northrup, Pass Christian; Fl l.
AWater. Atlanta: 3 Baker, st Louis; Z Z
Qnatarmas. Miss: Henry Kramer. Boston
Mass; J Richard. city; Miss L Russ. St Louis
Landman, Ascension. La: 5 T0bi41. NJ To-
bias, Donaldaonyille; VI L Richmond Pasca-
goula.
CITY HOTEL-G Tompkins Fail River.
Mass r D Mckee Louisiana: John Thomp.
son, Texas: Pierce Butler. West Feliciana B
BaIlino, Harry Turner Honduras; L D John
John CROKER, Louisiana; d Campbell, Gal
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-11
TILE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II 1879

016, half barrels 5000. Green poles retail az
s265 advance On these prices -
FlSH-irhs market II active and the demand
for picked fish good. The catch OF tlsh go iar'
as u whole Ia very n1odei ate one. hhu ua ~ AZ
cellept quail OF fish has stimulated = good, ds-
mand. and ma tho ssason is drawing 20 nipse
the tendency tn values Ia Enthusiastically rlsli
one, Below we give quotations Of to-qaY nass ~
on Boston prices Maekere-Nn. /, bills " II Z.
halves t5 26, quarters "a n: IL b kits y ~ 70 y
Kills Al To- i2ss h kits s5 No a. bbs ~ u, halves
r. 10 quarters 80 a. ~ III kits 10 n5 IL ID kfs 9'o
t2s ID kits ppe, No. 3, large. bhls 81 ~. halves
r. 10, quarters 81 10. No y, medium bbls w ~.
halves IN 76, quarters a. IL ~ kits s5e, IN 10 kis
halves a., auartars ri r. ~ ~ kits soc. III ID k,ta
zoe, 12s fb kits Gbe; ok mess. bhs 81 hhlVes
ft2 10 uuhrtera tG rs; No Do hhls s2h, halvos
$40 CO. quarters 81 H. il II kits ~ 70. 70 10 kits
80 "a. Portland roe behring's, bhls 49, shlnon.
bhs $40 halves $40, quarters 81 49, Kits 81 ~.
Goldfish, quarter druo1s, &c. quarter boxes 81 ~
Iladdonk, quarter boxes III. quarter drums, 90 !:
Herring. * scaled $40, herring No, soc.
HIDES We are indebted TO Mr., William
Moue FOR lbe following weekly quotations of
Ing. etc. have to be added
All Abattor Steer hides, ~ NJ and M v 10.
s@sa steer and CIV hides. 30 70 70 10, 6Wes
kips IA to no n. $685.; call skins, Zach spap7s
Uountr y Ore on satah v ID. a0ga, dry
Mint 6oia: dry saIted ala.
Tallow City country rendered. = H. Ge1es:
do. 50o5s.
Horns Ok horns. prime. eaeh at; COW do,
I.seswax Prime yellow, v h. te@2e
Wool-I,ake y Ii, 2eao2o. Louisiana. 2sa27
bury Ms to quality. 1bmIb
better feeling prevailed In the hide market
with prices unchanged. sales have boon made
OF 1905 light COWS and steers and 1000 hnhVY
stock Tallow active. &c asked for city and Sc
for country
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-11
smigrste 10 mention that there ls some discus
sion of The subject, but without fixed deter

smigrate 10 mention that there ls some Discus
sion of the subject, but Without hxed deter
minatiOn To emlgrnts.
TIE CROP IN VIRGINIA AND FORTH CAROLINA.
NoRrorE. Nov. to-The following report Of
tha condition of The cotton crop Ia COMPLIED
from styty two renlea from twehty-nns 0oun-
ties In Virginia and North Caroline: The gen.
oral character If the weather since October l
has been dry md warm, more favorable Tor
pather,np thn crop than last year. general
frost on the night ~ the twenty tuutth OF oeto-
Der did considerable damage, 70 the la'e polls,
About 10 to 80 per cent Of the eel, has been
nick ed and piekina will he complete 81 about the
fifteenth to the twenty eighth 81 Nov"mhar,
EIav. u replies show mn increase nnd MY ono n
decrease ~ theyield the average decrease helne
~ pet cont.
REPORT oF I'VE MOBILE EXCHANGE
MerttE. Nov. TO- ttutantn Sixty five re-
rlles hnve been received from thirty seven
counties The weather during October IL geh-
orally reported as having been wei anu IN
favorable. and IL some instances aHstuR col
ton that had fallen On The ground TO spront,
Four north srn counties report the weather
port It less favorable There have been lsgbt
frosts Nil over the state. but little or no damage
has resulted therafrom. IN twenty ot mo m ~
productive counties about II per cent 81 the
crop has been picked. and In the remaining
seventeen counties 81 per cent.
II slng will be flushed about pefamh,et
first In the 90 r0untina noted above me
yed II estimated nj about II per cent less han
aai year Y, aud IN the other " counties II per
Mlaaissippl-T hirty-two letters have hean re-
oeived from ~ counties. The weather during
Oetohar is reported Rs having been favorable 1t,
"A and wet aud rainy n ounles. and. as com,
favorable In IA and lose In the other O. In :
counties Of the largest production ~ per cent
Of the crop has been picked ana the other = W
per cent picking will he finished Ivy Dncati-
ber In Tho heat counties noted above the
Weld IA estimated nj 90 per cent more thnn lnsl
year ana III the other pcounties per cent leRs
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-11

weston Texas. Otto stnber, Grand pay, A bt, y
trout fndlanagolls I.d la Wa'sHl; ~ hlea;
Hna I1nitsd statss army; + Taylor, Montg9m-
er cry Ala: i NJ Parver aud wife, Hanbrg To- 81
Ii dregory White Land, Mss; y Hopkiin ns
Mrs ID II hopkins and child. Mise HopK .n ufs
Hytaeuse. N Y.T Blnnnt., William9s.b1nl Is
Miss. George y Hastroy. Mount g ,si, MlSs
Rnp - Miss i +, I;srrv. W. i BArry, White
ann n ~ Mi WIN 4 Rankin. Mrs Gso Janison
nna nhIIi Mas Jennia Jamlson Corpus
rhrtstj Tax. Miss Knfe Rntlsdge. La: lien
I I.aianl Al 1,harlss pnrisb: Dr. Louis McGrin-
aaIl n "a ~ Il Johnson West FsjieInnn: q God
NAM ~ / q iepa hbheyiIle. La: Henry Mayer,
franklin In: w T. Wright Port Badss La, a a
Freeman, Miss Pagat, Tenn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-11

INTRODUCTION OF JOSEPH DUMAS-No,
g445.
+ HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE FIFTH
4 dry of July. 1879 Judgment Was rendered In
this CONT In the following entitled matter. Id
the words and figures following. to wit
No. 4n.4t5-Intei dictton OF joseph Dumas.
For the reasons assigned In the written opinion
Of thia court. this dry delivered and on file. 1t
IL ordered thnt the rne herein. taken January
Is 1879 b' dismissed with costs.
1T IL further ord. rcd that the demands OF the
intarveDots Mr. ind Mrs Cha rs belmont and
Widow Glbb- Hobbs. filed January 0, 1879. be
dismissed, and that the said Joseph Dumas be-,
and he is herr by duly inferdicted. the defend
hi,ts to Day all costs # this quit
Judgment rendered July s 1879.
judgment signed july IL. II ..
A. H. TISSOT, Judge.
In testimony whereof / ha q hereunto set my
hand and affk ed the seal ~ the said court, at
the city 1t New Orleans. on this twenty second
day 81 Oeober, In the year Of our Lord one
Thousand eight hundred and seventy nine.
EUG. DHEkETE. Deputy Clerk.
noe II IA
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-11

Total bus. 2.4ss .a24 sos2s l57,4at l.aeolol
IN addition 10000 bushels Of wheat was
clipped by one of our dealers hF rail 70 Cairo
4 thence by barge to New Orleans.
The following were the bulk grain shipments
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-11
from 81. Louis To New Orleans for nine Veals
previous To the report aboye. o,,a
rorroN REPORTS ron OCTOBER.
New orleans Department.

New ORIEANs November 10, 1879.
Ioniejaur We have % replies from w nnrs
iahea average date thirty nrRt of October. me
wealth Ia reported AZ having been very lne
throughout the month. A general frnet O..
Cured about the twenty third Of October, huf
caused ittle or no damage. The nIopoition
uicknd averaged about 10 per cent. Two nar,
iahes report picking tnlaheds the balance VIII
finish about the tenth " Uanember. thifip re-
pjjae ahow an average Increase I'm the yield, as
compared to Last year. ot ~ per cent. len re-
port an average decrease or ~ per cent: Ona
gives the aaina yield na last ptar ana "a make
no ranott ns 10 either Increase or decrease.
Msajest,pi- From this state we have received
m reports from 81 counties: date ranging tfntn
October az to November A, avarag Ing 0etnhsf ~
The wealth has been extremely thvnfabie "
tho crop, and compared with nat yahr, deelheu
" better for gathering IT.. A light frost appeared
throughout the State on October "a, Int caused
no damage Seventy per cent nt tho crop ~
njekad and picking viii he generally finished
about Daeamber 10 Thirty. nine replies show
IN average incraaae IN yield. ma compared to
aat year of Al per cent: ~ ~ average deoraaaa
of 10 per cent nnh 20 report me yleih as ABOUT
the snna ma last year.
arEansns. Our report is complied from ~ re-
nlies receivnd from ~ counties, average date
Oetul,nr 81 The weather during the month mas
been dry, and for gathering tha crop NE most
favorable ever known. light frnat vas re-
ported abouth the twenty fourth. INT this oeeh-
atonad no damage The average NJ crop pink-
ed "a about ~ per cent and picking Will m lin
tabed bv Or about December TO- TWanty-f Tour
nT our correspondents report an increase In
Weld compared with laa' year, OF al par cent: y
a decrease Of " per cent, and 10 report tho same
ns last year .
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-11

THE HooD BArE-The bale OF cotton recent
ly sold at the Galveston Cotton Exchange for
the benefit of the Hood orphan fund. has been
shipped To Liverpool hy the committee In
charge, consigned to Hon. Judah F. BENJAMIN.
London. for resale there suhioet to that diHtin-
gutshed gentleman discretion, ~ tha Interest
of the same laudahle charity. The halo gona
out by the Steamship Cairnsmuir. the captain
of which eteamer conveys II 10 ts destination
free or charge
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-11

There was but little animation yesterday III
the market for public securities, and tho sales
pt the Stock Exchange amounted 20 eit,oon ~
State Console and s21,ooo OF Premium Bends.
Ntates closed nj 4aaDl4A. against 4gisM4t on
Saturday Premiums eloaed nj 2aImaa4. against
saaam2pis On Saturday. At New York there were
sales of &,tooo of Louisiana State Consoa At
4sss and III $4,000 at 4lts @=$
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-11

The number of German immigrants landed
MI New York since the frat ~ january last Ia
qsees, exceeding by b2au the arrivals fer the
a anne period last year.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-11

The total aaseasad value " real and personal
ESTATE la the District Of Columbia is fRI ,aN ,abh
the increase being ela pRGca since 1870. moatly
lii personal property.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-11

United States per oanta we're u'ioted yastnr
day nj New York Mt 100 aa@,o3. and ut London ~
loGts, and VT there sale ut tho Now Or
leans Stock Exchange Of this class of aaeuti-
tfaa Mt lO1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-11

The amount Of bullion withdrawn from tho
Hank III England yesterday wRa unusually
ar0e -f4on 600 The price of silver IN London
Sr1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-11

The receipts Of revenue ~ France for the ten
months ending with 0ctohar exceeded ne ea'l-
snnfaa 1pH 900 900 franra.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-11

Total. ........ II lag 7GR44 CT .il3
Tho consolidated report since Friday shows
the following eEpnrts!
q. u. Free. Cont. Chan. Stocks,
This week 40 GO l3.lba 1i.la5 b7f 2R7
Last we \ ~ hls 7hl 1O.4R7 2fs, loo
This week last
vear.,... % 1871 nbn 17.2f2 4oa7oa
FUTURES.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-11

Our being cut ofT w low water from surploa
of coal. the Philadelphia people and others ~
the Atlantic coast are sending the "hlaok da-
monds' to this port, Yesterday there was an
other arrival from tho Quaker City of GIT tons
sc
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-11
LEG NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
I5H OF ORLEANS.

INTRODUCTION OF JOSEPH DUMAs-~No,
Ag445,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-03-08
The Two Aspects of Russia.

Let us not forget that Russia is A
semi Oriental, il not "a semi-barbarous
power Far behind US though she be i'm
civilization, she is far better informed
than we are on all political subiccts.
European and Oriental. She has. i'm
fact two iaces-twO characters. To
Europeans she presents herself as a veri-
table Asiatic. Her system assimilates
itself far more readily than ours TO the
present condition OF the Asiatic mind. 1t
* not ovcr-iust 1T is not over-pure. 1t
Is not Over-virtusus. IL is certainly art
full, INSCRIPTIONS, aud capable of
every form of subtle Asiatic trickerv.
Yet it brings with it the manifest advan-
tages OF organized Government and
security of property. Hence, Russia's
advance is often welcomed i'm Asia as a
boon, when ours is deprecated as
grievance, or barely tolerated as a neces-
sary infection. And let us not be blind.
Russia is advancing. Already the whole
OF Iurkestan practically under Russian
dominion. Already, according TO Pro
lessor Nambcry, has Russia pushed her
frontier TO point within four hundred
miles OF our territory. Already she oc-
cupies the banks of the Upper Oxus. the
lower course OF which she is said 10 have
recently brought back (by process of
removing dams and cmbankments) into
Its old bed, and n AIDE TO flow into the
Caspian Sea. If this be really fact, it
will, of course, enable her ships to navi-
gate the waters of the river almost to the
very borders of Afghanistan. Already
she Is creeping onward from the south
on the Caspian, intent on occupying He
rat, and ultimately achieving her great
alternative object-Constant inopie be-
ing Observation-Disclosures to a southern
seaboard by way of the Persian Gulf.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-03-08
The Truo gay "a In,,aorn,..

Tlfe true way 10 invigorate a feeble system
is 20 infuse activity into the operations OF
the stomach, that wondrous alembic in
which the food is transmitted into the con.
stituents of blood, the chief element of our
vitality. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, be.
cause II accomplishes this end. Is greatly TO
pc preferred TO many so called tonics, useful
indeed as appetizers, but imperative as aids
to digestion and assimilation. This sterling
cordial, while it inyigorates the stomach,
BEAUTIFULLY stimulates the liver, bowels, and
kidneys, insurin0 the escape through the
regular channels of eiiete ana useless matter
thrown off by the system, which is thus
Purihed as we'll as invigorated by il. Its
tonic influence is soon made manifest by an
increase of vital energy and a IN )re active
and regular discharge Of every physical
function, and il has the further effect OF
rendering the system unassailable by ma
larial epidemics.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-03-08

repeating the laws relating to the Super.
yisors OF Elections. The committee then
rose, and the bill aud amendments were re-
ported 10 the House. All the amendments
were concurred in, in gross, except a few on
which separate votes were demanded
When the vote was taken on the amend.
ment repeating the laws in regard TO
the United States Supervisors OF Election,
in the division there were lO7 votes in
the affirmative, bat the Republicans re.
fused 20 vote. and raised the point Of ono
quorum" The vote was then taken by yeas
and nays, and again the Republicans de.
clined voting, the only exceptions being
Chittenden, Fort, and KilleDger, who voted
in the negative. The vote stOOd--yeas, l43 :;
nays, g. being one less than n quorum.
The Speaker thereupon voted yea :" max
Ing a quorum, and declared the amendment
agreed to amid great demonstrations Of APP
plause on the Democratic side. a motion
bv Mr.. Hale 10 lay the bill on the table was
reiecb in the same manner by the Speal ess
casting vote.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-03-08

WE are in receipt of Geo r. Rowen &
Co.'S American Newspaper Directory, con.
tanning the latest statistics up to the close
OF 1873 In this handsome volume will be
found accurate lists of all the newspapers
aud periodicals published in the United
States, the Territories, and the Dominion Of
Canada and Newfoundland, with a de-
scription Of the leading towns and cities
The book is absolutely indispensable for all
men who have the habit of extensively adj
yertising their business land what man is
there who expects to build up n profitable
business without the aid of the press? The
labor in the compilation Of such volume
must be immense; but bears the marks Of
almost absolute accuracy. The information
II gives is obtained from the most trust.
worthy sources. To say that the Directory
is without a superior in it's line is To- assert
what everybody familiar with the facts
knows TO say that il is without an equal
strong. Commercial AdrcrtiSer, Bvfalo. "
T., Jan. 1G, 1870.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-03-08

THE American Newspaper Directory Of
Geo. l.. Rowell IL Co. is much more than a
schedule for advertising agents. Itisavery
carefully prepared statement of all the
newspapers and periodicals published ON
TINS continent, with Il conscientious report
OF their circulation and thus of their stand.
ing; IL presents them also geographically
and by their specialtes. Compact and al.
racuve In its typography, the volume de.
serves to be in the hands Of all who have
business with the press, and il has besides
Il permanent value as showing the condition
ana progress OF this great estate Jtica, "
J., NorniRg Herald, Jan. II, 1879.