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Diseases. like thieves, attack the weak.
Fortify your organization with the Blttsrs.
and It viii resist and bsflls alike the virus Of
epidemiss and the cas ges Of tsmpsrssuss
which disorder the constitutions Of the lee !.
ble, there is vitality in II. sIh Is pare
vegetable stimulsnt, rare Alternative; anA
medicine and has not . hasmfal
element among its many ingrsdieats. q
For sale by all Druggists and respeotabis
Dealers generally. sue5.'7sY.
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3G The Bellaire 8 Southwestern.
& The oars run into Beallsville last Sat.
urday evening! Monroe county has
railroad communication with the world
outside Don't that sound loud?
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MtscellauAo,va.

Willoughby, t. 5. Hoagson; Bsin-
bridge, u. n. Baker. Edinharg and A. :
water, T. W. Lane; Garreisville, Z P.
E lmunds; Bloomfield and Messpotr mia,
c. j Fpitt; Bristol, b. E Edgell; Mount
Union.' B. F. Beszelle; Salem. j C Sal
l van; L"etonia, S. Grouse; Nav Lisbon,
R. NJ Feshwater; Marlboro, j. W.
Weaver; Greentown. P. G. E'munds /;
Carroiton, Joseph Gledhill; Waynes-
vile, M. ]. Ingram; Canton End
Cburch, T. McCleary; Leavittsville,
John Stephens
The following minis ters we're elected
delegates to the General Conference: j.
M. Carr, A. w. Butts. L. W Day, "A H.
Norcross, M. Hill and S. F. Minor. Re-
serves-W. h. Lock, ] R Mills. Law
delegates-Joseph d. Taylor, ESQ,
Cambridge; L. Miller, Esq Akron. Al
tsrnatss-John B. Hunter. M. d. .Tsy.
lor.
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EAST OHIO CONFERENCE.
Appointments for the Southern
Districts.

The East Ohio Conference met at Ak
ron last week and held interesting sess
ions several DAYS. Tne principal bust
ness was The appointments Of preachers
to their various ststions. We publish
the districts, which are Of special il.
terest To our readers.
New Philadelphia District.
IA. HoLLINGsHEAp, r
New Philsdelphia. John Williams; Phil
sdelp lphia Plains, M. Williams; Cadiz W.
l.. Dixon; Athens. W. D. Starkey
Moorefeld, D. C. Knowles; Asbnry, A
H. Keeler; Bethel. j w Fouis; Bridge.
por Circuit, SEQ. w. Smith; Martin
Ferry, S. Y. K-nnetlv; Tyrone, j X
Grimes; ichsville, j H. Rogers
Deersville, j. j. jackson; Gnadhenhnt-
ten, T. W. Andersen; Liberty, d. Cor.
don; Minersville. L. Undertake; East
Plainf"ld, j. /. Wilson's E. ,shocton,
John Brown !: Adamsville H. NJ RAIDER,
j. II Hoover; Freeport, NJ. C Grimes
Kimbolton, Supplied bv / R. Smith
SamDrIuSo DlStrlcCs
+ A II. N0kCROss, P.
Cambridge. E. Hlngelev; McConnelIs.
vile, W. H. Piggoit; Summe, field F. D
Fast; Rich Hill, H. s. Jackson: Bethel
R. D Waltz, Senecaville. L H. Stew.
ard, 6. NJ. Wilson; Norwich. w Pert.
gov; Beverly, T. F. Phillips; Browns.
vile, j. j Excel; Duncan's Fails, Tc
be supplied /; Newport, Gee W. Dennis
Fredonis, j. Walls; Morgan. .. H
Doan; M, Zion, N. C. W0thington
Caldwell, S. P Marsh; Salem. A D
Mccormick; D xter CITY. W. F Spih
Lebanon, A. E. Ward; Stafford, T. j
Baker. one to be supplied: Union lille
A. W. Gurber; Linen. ] M. Huston
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acENo Bsyonets at the Polls is Dem.
oeratic doctrine, s
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Stsubenyille District.

StSuOCutflic D1SCTICbs
A. W BUTTS, p. .E
FSteuhenville, Krame. j. NJ Carr; Ham
line, H. Webb; Thomson, L X RAIDER
Finlev and Mingn, e M. Hollett; Wells
vile, y Paine. East Liverpool, S Burr
Salheville. e. R. JONES; Elkton: S. W.
Mcclure; ;Irondale, j M. Huston
SloaIs,J Fl. White; New Somerset, j
NJ BRAY; Wintersvile, N. B. Stesait;
Richmond, j f. Keyes; Smith6eld, F
l Swsnev; Bloomfield, W, Brown, A j
Culp; Scio. M. W Dallas; East Spring
6eld,J. F Huddles,on Harlem Springs,
! ) Winters, Leesville, J @. A. Miller
Wsrrer ,wn, d W. Kniaht4 ,s =
President Scio College, E Ellison.
Financial Agent Scio College, D A.
Pearce.
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saes1d Teis3d 81 asHs sH ta
80 glset slt 3 t.a4 8as 90 nfae asi
\ .si8a. a.854sa sss5s,3
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FOreiEn.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. JAMES HOTEL--Rev D Brainard. B .
Garrett. i Aby, Ia: Robert Harris, Miss; N
O A Baldwin G s Z Mosby Miss VIM Bean
Southern Express Company; Moses. city;
John, p Benton and wife, La; Fl B Ruby and
family. Miss: r w Smiles Brownsville; Geo
Golfer. Jack son W Anderson and SOD, Mem
phis; r Fletcher Cairo, Ills: L g Nathan
Boston J r Brown. Little Rock; s L Howard
Ramsey. Mississippi City: ] II Boatner. Trim
itty. La: M Gibson Concordia. La; p Wat
kfns. Dover. n H; John J Outfits Pass Chris
city: B . Kicks Yazoo county Miss: Crane.
Coneordia, L.: III McAdans. Catalonia par
ish. La: Wilson. Black River: L Bryan,
Arkansas; Luke Stills, st. Louis; Fl Wilkinson,
lover Coast; s D Thrower. Darwinville. La
M Brooks. Coast.
CITY HOTEL-Mrs ] ] Nolan, vicksburg: a
L Dillon, steamer Kitty Nye;.A NJ West. Miss :
Miss Butterworth. Pass Christian Rev Dr Lea
cock. city: Mrs a B Lea. Atlanta: John Polite
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y . 5s @
vent, Pearlington; r P Wood, city. John A
wilson, Boonyille: Miss 0ondit, Padneah @ q
mmeLeod. II Mcleod. sunfioWer: " Denny,
Paseag9Ila; Shutter n Y:.O i Leonon. 81
Ign Tb1s Wheadon, La; 8 M Hall Mays
WV n ~ = kidd and son. W Ct Hancock. Vernon
I9m 4, Fall River: T Easton. Miss Anna
Miner nq1ee y MaaE s4thon Houna Miss Kate
Atwood Miss Atwood mieh. Toe Waafea
Ts a9a s,f g barWin. Raytoa. s.-Ns
81; CHA RLES .HQTEL.-Chas ? Glawille,
London: Wyeth, PHILADELPHIA; n Sand.
eIs. st Mary; 1 Terrell Atlanta; Il p Eaton.
WashinRtpn. q @; Theo Crane. Savannah i
WWorthingten. Miss; Erwin. Miss; j ii Ne
parish; 8 Siehel. New York: Il W Rchardson
End 4 Tyfe, Monroe. La 8 Gates. Duck Hill !:
Geo Bragden New York, ii Walken, La d
Marble and wife, New Haven: w M Rexford
New Haven:. = Hebree. q Mi Robinson
delphia.
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holds the disease In check. In the Fall and win.
ter months. the insect that causes the Seab IL
forcing bis way 50 deep into the true skin that
he cannot Dc reached s Or DESTROYED while In the
clippings In my Sheep DID
Sold for ~ Is gallon. and Freight paid on
sent free to- Sheep Growers, Address s, id.
KENNEDY, Omaha. Nebraska -
KENNARD & FORSYTH.
Wholesale Druggists and General Agents,
ly2 II Omaha, Nebraska,
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TIE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT THURSDAY JANUARY 80 1870

frosts only while ths basiatas trees are very
young, and that h ailey Ssts lts narsed through
their infancy, they VII prove hardy enough
TO survive. Oranges, Or almonds. olives.
bananas theaa rs atsaBtF the fruits pro-
as the choicest zrs pes. ri at,r wine and raisin-
making. ard ell the fruits Ut temperate
clirnes, in tho creates profusion and OF the
highest exaAllapfse
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

Wan DEPARTMENT. |
Signal Service. United States Army
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending at 3:4s D. M. Wednesday. January 49,
Observations taken at the same moment OF
time pf NIL afaffoue
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Total thus far...... f1,370 457 IS sssg s3l %
we quote exceptional paper 7@s y cent; Al
do s@1o: second grade do O.: loans on col
laterals e@s Al mortgage paper s@a; sec.
ond grade do d cent per annum,
Mexican dollars are now quoted at s41z0s5k
and trade dollars at p2Ds5c. Halves and quar-
ters tAmericanl are quoted at ess@par.
The sales OF Foreign Exchange were fair
and rates are steady. Bank sterling rules at
-04s4h and bills Of lading and clear bills at 4sl
a4s1h. Sales 1000 bill of lading at 4a1@
4s2k.
French bills are Arm and quiet. We quote
bank francs -; commercial 5.29Aas2s,6.
Bank sight bills opened steadler and closed
the same at " p cent discount: commercial ia
quoted OK p cent discount.
State Consols steady at 63t4@ssk.
Premium Bonds closed easy at 2sk@2sk.
Stocks were In light request. and for the list
no changes were reported.
Rrmru I'm S5c ufWxnSsrr 49, 49,.
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yof1Or SALES.
j 1Gontgomsry y DO.
LIZ OF FIFE CARRIAGES AT
AUCTION.

- AU6T1oN.
,rthe manu- acturers we shall sell as
ryGoMERY'S TATTERSALI,S.
NO. 10 BARONNE street.
Jay. JANUARY 81. AT IL O'CLOCK
II fine .Top Bug ses. Phaetons and
Tfas Eust E ysssvf aE sfEa Il es T TSe
INT Id from one of the leading Ct.
s t1fs ana laIsh 4 speh re. ws solicit
EYANpJIgAaTloas by those ses Wishing
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana do baraY,v
issue this my proclamation. directing an eleas
tion to be held throughout the State, at snat
places as may be- designated by the legal local
authorities Thereof, on TUESDAY, The eigh~
teenth day OF March. A. y. 1879 from o'elock i'm
the forenoon until o'clock In the afternoon
for the purpose Of electing delegates to Com
yention 10 frame a new constitution for the State
o. Louisiana, according 10 the above apportion~
ment, the delegates to meet In convention at
the State House, at New Orleans. on MONDAY.
the twenty -nrst day of the m nth OF April, A.
u. 1879, at u o'clock m. And do hereby order
and direct all shsriffs commissioners OF slee-
tlon, and other officers therein concerned. to-
hold said election on the day aforesaid. at the
places designated by the local authorities there's
Of and to cause the same to be conducted and
the returns thereof to be made in the manner
and within the time prescribed by law.
In testimony whereof have hereunto affixed
my signature and caused the seal OF the State Of
Louisiana to be hereunto attached at the city on
New Orleans, this twenty fifth day OF the month
Of January, Ia the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy mine. and
Of the independence Of the United States OF
America the one hundred and third year.
FRANCIS r. NICHOLAS
BY the Governor:
Witt. A. STRONG.
Secretary OF State. ia2e
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. I
Wednesday Evening. January 20. 1879.
COTTON-The cotton market rules very much
the same az It did yesterday. New York reports
quist but steady market with sales of emily
4ss bales. Here the feeling Ia steady, with sales
Of Toee bales.
The following Is the official closing of the
~
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Scab and Ticks
In SHEEP.
NON-POISON0US
SHEEP DIP!
Manufactured by
8. H.. KENNEDY.

N~A- - W. -
8. H.. KENNEDY,
Omaha. Nebraska.
radieates the pest.
! This is the only dip that
adds to the staple and
value OF wool. It will
cure the most obstinate
cases-dilute each gallon
In $50 parts hot water
and will not cost q cent
. head each dipping.
Packed In ONE and
FIVE q ALLON TIN
CANS.
Dip Scabby Sheep In
the early Spring and
Summer as that IL the
time TO eradicate the dis
ease from the skin, Fail
and Winter dipping will
mt r17rc tho Gonb II a11-
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Five vessels cleared yesterday with eargoes
# e,tton aggregating 1882 bales.

The shipment to Europe yesterday from
thls port Of oil cake footed up 1858 sacks.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
By Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Oompan,
IT Dom estIS.

RWWGDkNDe
New YORK, Jan. 29, II Az d. m.-Coffes steady
| sales and Withdrawals yesterday 5455 New
York. 6o2s Baltimore; mlds steady; sales 1000
mats java. Sugar steady: sales 1900 hhds. 1906
2:45 p. m.-Coffee-low grades firm: others
steady; sales-4ooo Anna. sos Koln. Refined
Spot cotton quiet. MiddlIngs s7.1so Futures
Gsaa.qg 5sp y s sas.a mmrgst cal
March % -, sold now % %. Lard1Fsbrua =;
s1 Tn March h. ssas@s 81 ARril s.sa@st5;
2s177: official shipments yesterday 7sT; ight
hogs % $500 75. heayy So 3o@3 IS for common
to e 9. d Cattle-Estimated receipts 10000;
3 m.ns asked Feb
f March G ~ n Gs nsz oss pM2 MAN, os s
% IS February. - 50 March, % Is April. Lard
s.s sz February. e.4a's March. e.52h April. -,
ss Fsbraafy March, dorn
TO- 90 asprn Mryy s1h@s March s2s@s2s April
's ! .. WI easier No. red ssx Feb.
raary, OK March. siss@ass cash: No. red s7f
sISs NJ MsreS s Ar 90 easa Ds@s
steady; q o; Pork held higher; 50 so asked.
Gut meats higher; 10 to 20 days 4 25@4. 40 free
on 40 board .,d. Bac9n held higher s@sn asked for
'i rt. a,ps anu gehI; Lhru hIkheI "a. <e
10. Bacon 1. 54@518. Hams-7k@e. Cut
meats-3.. AZ bid, a. asked. AZ Lard-G as
bid, 80 asked 6A. Hogs-s2 1903 IS: receipts,
1915. Whisky 81 02.
Foreign.
LIvERPooI. Jan. 20. 1880 .. m.---Co.ton dull and
easier. MiddIing Uplands b-1sd: Middiine Or
leans SID. Sales 5000 bales, OF which 1000 are
for export and speculation. Wheat Western
Flour western canal iss@a2s 90 Corn@ or
mixed 4sl sd@4s cd y GENITAL. Oats IS sd y
Genital Pork-prime mess Western 42s Lard
10 short clear 26s. Talow-American 36s.
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NEW UHLEANS, 10, 1873, g
At 9 meeting OF the Board OF Directors held
th1s day. IL was resolved to declare the follow
Ing dividends. from the net earnings of the
year ending December 81, 1875 to wit
l; Ten per cent annual interest on capital
paid In.
a. Five per cent to the reserve fund. in accord
anee with section 8. article s. OF the charter
~ p , per cent e the credit q the Firsnens
support Of the widows and orphans. and gem
era relief system OF said association, m accord
ance with section 4, article 8, of the charter
paid In. os'1is'sA
:; Twenty-Five per cent dividend TO particle
pating insurers.
ALI declarations of dividends to stockholders
70 be carried 70 credit of stock notes. In accord
anee with section 4. article 8, Of the charter.
Participating insurers mot stockholders BAY
able cash On demand.
I. m. MARKS. President
T. PRUDHOMME Vice President.
r. Fl. BEENERs. Seer etary.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Jacob Alexander
CHARLES Hemard Z. Prndhomme.. Leon -Ber-
toll. q. Taylor dauche. g. Sporl H FL. Bier
horst, A. Ill Isaaeson, Wash Marks, T.. b. Gain.
John Fitzpatriek. A.. P. Kip. Oto Thoman
=. y: Lew. George Waters. I. N. Marks Louis
A. Witt. Berry Russell. iai7 i'm
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
pr a7TARy,

NBn TTARY.
OFFICE FTN ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, /
"Wednesday Eli ming, January 2s. 1879.
I 4 A !,
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ee-growing In California has been
ng such dimensions as to make 1t
~ whether, In a few years, it will pay
the fruit at all. Every land owner
es1ef In the neighborhood OF Los An
g ampitlous to have an orange grove;
are surrounded BY them, and they
oluer inc streets. Many Of the longer
caitivators Of the ground are begin
pant almond and walnut trees, fore
q 1ine When the market will be glutted
ages. The success in raising bana-
peen very encouraging thus far,
II Ae injury done to the young trees
slonal night frosts. 1t Is believed,
Y harm Is to be feared from the
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The Coptroller Of the Currency has called
Tor report OF the condition Of the national
banks at the close Of business January l..
1879. The report Is called for that date for
The purpose Of obtaining as nearly as posi-
bic the condition ef the banks on the day OF
the resumption Of specie payments.
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INSURANCE..
THE FITsEMENs INSURANCE COMPANY
Of NEW ORLEANS,
UHloe M Camp street, Tulane Buildings.

FOURTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.
In conformity with article 10 OF the charter.
this company makes the following statement al
lts Daslhess during the year ending December
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State Consols opened yesterday at G9ts
and closed steady at 63t4 @6s1s, against 6sss
@sst. on Tuesday Premium Bonds closed
easy at 2sts@2s14, against 2sl4n2sls On the
previous day. The sales at the Stock Elk
change amounted to 100000 OF State Con-
soils and $4,000 Of Premium Bonds.
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,; indicates rising: r. indicates falling:
indicates stationary.
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three ships cleared yesterday for New
York with 2194 hogsheads and 1875 half bar
rels III sugar.
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There was an unusually large cargo Of salt
arrived here yesterday. consigned TO Messrs.
Jackson a Fitzpatrick. The ship Glen
anart, from Liverpool, brought cargo Of
leo5 tons OF salt, amounting to 1850 sacks,
one or the largest, II not the largest cargo Of
ealt ever received at this port.
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{w..,
JUS 81 1867. s1s0.6l4 90
E.sy vs " 1858. ................... rs .4s5 300
y. .sioEtles. ....4... 1896. 300
80 of 1881. frat series tdue De-
Smner 81. isso). 80. ......,....... 1s.4l5 900
Of 1891. second series tdue
sun. 80, 1881. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lsa. sci $50
IN q 1881. third series tdue June
M 1881 ......,...... .......,..... $4,000, 600
~ VI 1881 (due May l. 1881. ..,.... sos, 410, $50
4Val...-.....-.-..... .....+... 81 ,2os $40 800
feIund all the outstanding bonds bear
More than ~ per cent interest would re-
the issue of about s54o,O0O,O0 more 4
sents than are authorized by the act Of
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American beef, butter, cheese and other
products are imported into Buenos Ayres
from England We have no line OF steamers
10 that port. There are eleven lines running
regularly between the Argentine Republic
md European ports.
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Tone Of the market firm. baIes-A 900 bales.
OCEAN FREI2HTS FROM NEW ORLEANS
kc via N. York

thao GAK-The feeling In prices is easy and
amounting to only ss5 hhds We quote:
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Yeu mus, CURE mat ceagA.

With Shiloh's Consumption Cure you
can cure yourself. IL has established the
tact that Consumption can be cured,
while tor Coughs, Bronchitis, Whooping
Cough, Asthma, aud all diseases of Throat
and Lungs, II is absolutely without an
equal. Two doses will relieve your child
OF Group, II Is pleasant to take aud per-
tectly harmless TO the youngest child, and
no mother can afford 10 be without IL.
You can use two thirds Of bottle and ii
what We say Is not true we will refund
the price paid, Price 10 cts. 80 cts. and
81 90 per bottle. II your Lungs are sore
or chest or back lame use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Sold by Wait IL Hard, Manches.
ter aud Factory Point, VI.
Have you Dyspepsia, are yon Cons,i.
pated, have YOU q Yellow Skin, Loss OF
Appetite, Head Ache, II 40 don't fail to
use SHiLOH'S SYSTEM YITALZER.
II is guaranteed to relieve you, and will
you continue to suffer when you can be
cured on snch terms az thesel Price u
cts. and 70 cts. Sold by Wait & Hard.
Wells Persian Perfume "HACKME.
TACK is rich and fragrant. Try II,
Sold by Wait 4 Hard.
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TnE COLOSSAL BRONZE STATUE or VIC
TORY which stands in the Park, sc Low
ell, before the tomb of the FIRST soldiers
thai fell In The revolution, Is a lasting and
beautiful tribute Of art. 1t Is one OF the
first objects sought by strangers visiting
our sister city, which indeed many visit
purposely 10 see this elegant object o.
high art. Ii was obtained from the King
OF Bavaria by DR.. j. G.. Aver, 10 whom
His Majesty was especially gracious il
acknowledgment Of what his remedic,
are reputed TO have done for The suffering
sick Il was donated by the Doctor Il
the City OF Lowell asa permanent and
speaking emblem of the victories both Of
Science aud Arms -Ha5erstoion md J
Press.
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Railroad ties Of lougheaed glass are 10
use 10 EuglADd.
A Dlghion, Massachusetts farmer hss
jasi sold 1se hundred bushels I'll onions,
The product Of single acre, mosl Of them
bringing Sl per basheI
Mrs. Marlin, Of spOtlsw God, N. j.,
plead guilty yesterday 70 az Indictment
charging her with hofsevhlpping 3 man
who defamed Der daasbier. She vas
discharged.
The despsiebes irom lBdia tell horrible
stories o. the raysges Of lhe famine in
Cashmere Il !. stated that boat loads Of
iAmlse sirioksn people uefs taken cot
ulO The laks sud drowned.
For several moushs Pss, there hss aoi
btea = drop OF waller 10 The RIO Grande
river Tor = disishcs Of about 900 miles
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AL ibers il greet saasfinE among sas
peapie 81 thAl aa.r5ci 10 consequences.
A Usltea siaiss msFthai vita txeca-
toe. azsissi tie city II Elisabsth, Nee
Jersey, iot dsiaaliiaa On ils lands. f0upd
no property that oosd BE- tHaehsd ],
Is stated ihas = reoslver tor ne city uiil
Be Asked feg.
The tidiags irom Memphis are 81 a
more bopefnl character than Allhsrio dut.
ipg is,s preyAieBcs of the kves The
sumber u peN oAses ior the rasl uesk i
smkiler than for many previous weeks,
and 70 il lhs humber u deAlls.
The female suffrage movemsIa 10 Mas.
ssohnselts doesn't boom 10 any remark
able extent The women otihe state, IS
our readers know, have TIE ba1og for
school commissioners lhrosn open to
them ibis fall Bot although election day
Is comparatively nigh al hAhd Only $50 81
tbcm have A. ye, registered 10 Boston,
aud bat about two thousand 10 The eatlre
state.
10 the esse Of Hugh Lyons sgainst
Rachel Stevens. involving the title to a
section Of land IN the g. Lake land dis.
sriets. Acting Secretary OF the Interior
Bell decides that no woman, Who main.
tains the position Of plural OF poly gamous
wife should be permitted to make home.
stead OF presumption entry Of pubIie land,
a. tbs very tact that she retains such a
relation Ia conclusive evidence that the
entry 10 made 10 good faith FOR exclusive
use aud benefit.
The First African Baptist church Of
Richmond, Va, Is The largest church 10
this country, having no less than $500
members. Ia the past II years no less
than $500 names were taken from the
roll The pastor, the Rev. James II.
Holmes, says the members do not attend
balls or theatres, nor visit dram shops.
On one Sunday be bapused Dos persons,
and added zoe 10 The church. Before
baptizing that day he told the canaidates
that II they did not behave themselves be
would leave them in the water. Mr..
Holmes was formerly a slave, aud since
the war be has had the opportunity OF
forgiving the man who sold his wife aud
daughter from bin.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-02
4 Mother wrltest

When children begin to cough at NIGH
give a dose of Whites Elixir, one OF
two doses always stops the cough, and
the child sleeps well. Nothing is &C
wearing on small children as incessaDl
coughing during the night, as my chill
dren always do when they have colds, il
by any means ! happen to be without
Whites Elixir. 1t might truly be called
the Elixir of life to all who are subject tC
coughs aud colds. 90 SIN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-02
Roru. Csrtiacnte..

1t is no vile drugged stuff, pretend
ing to be made OF wonderful foreign
roots, barks, &c, and pulled up by
long bogus certificates Of pretended
miraculous cures, but simple, pure,
effective medicine, made of well-known
valuable remedies, that furnishes it's
own certificates by its cures. We refer
to Hop Bitters, the purest and best OF
medicines -Erchange. See another
column.