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6res in Grenburg last month aggregated two
million and eiRhty-seven thousand roubIes.

6res in Grenburg last month aggregated two
million and eiRhty-seven thousand roubles,
Florence, June 5: The intesnationalists
vino threw bombs at a crowd last November,
have been sentenced, one to imprisonment
for life, two for twenty, and four Tor nineteen
Yeas.
Lebanon, Pa, July 5: Ninrod Spatten-
hover, sentenced b be executed to-day, has
been granted reprleve of thirty days, that
his case may be brought before the board OF
pardons.
SimiIa, June 5: The ameer Of Af2hanis-
tan will start for Cabul on the eighth in
slant. After tour of inspection throughout
his kingdom, he will visit the Viceroy of
India at the end Of next winter.
Concord, N. H., .lne 5: The Derry saw
iups bank, at Derry, whose deposits were re-
Guced by the supreme court to twenty-five
per cent. in 1877, has submitted to another
scaling. and is now paying only fifty cents
on the dollar.
Baltimore, June 5: The Druid Duck mills,
near this city, stopped work to-day, owing to
the rise in the price of cotton and the ap-
preaching end of the cotton year. Between
three and four hundred hands are thrown cut
of employm, MT.
New York, June 5: DeBcigne M. Bennett,
the editor convicted on the charge of sending
obscene matter through the mails, has been
sentenced to thirteen months at hard labor IN
the Albany penitentiary, and TO pay 6Ae of
three hundred dollars.
London, June 5: David Stuart g. Co.,
merchants OF Liverpool, engaged in eastern
trade, failed. Their liabilities are believed
to be between 100000 and e2)0. 900. The
firm is largely indebted TO the Presbyterian
missionary agency in America. for whom
they were agents.
Pittsburg, June 3: By the explosion OF a
boiler at Bryan's brick yard, at Freedom, to-
day, John Bryan and Frank Mathery were
instantly killed John Powell and Frank
Bryan fatally, and d. Grim, A. W. Erwin
and Joseph M'Dsrmott seriously injured.
Low water caused the accident.
Milwaukee, June 5: A FIRE this evening 10
the wholesale tobacco establishment of
Schuster & Fits, Market square, caused
damage TO leaf-tobacco stored in the base
ment 10 the amount of thirty FIVE. hundred
dollars; insured IN the Allemenla, of Pitts
burg, for three thousand dollars.
St. Petersburg, June s.: 1t is stated in
official circles here that England has joined
Germany in 4 protest against the arbitrary
manner in which the khedlVe decree of
April 22d deals with the creditors of the
Egyptian government. Although solicited
by Germany to join in the protest, Russia
holds aloof.
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SUNDAY-sCHOOL.
Convention OF West Tennessee Teach
ers Proposed to make Arrange
Xnents for tho international
Convention.

The committee appointed by the 1nterna-
tional SuudaY-school convention at Atlanta
have at length been able to call a meeting.
The time set FORT is Thursday, June IL, 1879,
and the place agreed upon Is Jackson, Ten
nessee.
Every Sunday school in the western district
is urged to send delegates, if possible. Cir
culars setting forth the programme and par
tlcu!ars Will have been issued ere this an
nouncement reaches our readers.
A general State convention is in conten-
plstion, and it is expected that the plan there
tor will be perfect as soon as West Tennessee
is duly organized.
That the Sunday schools of Shelby county
may be represented in the convention at
Jackson, | hereby invite the pastors, super
lntendents and friends of schools to meet on
Monday night, June I'd, at eight o'clock, at
the Central Baptist church, to organize a
to the district convention.
s. LANDRUM, for the Committee.
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TIE xOoNsHiNgR'S AMBUsUADE
Proves to be q MOOnshIne StOFy-Hn-
stead OF the Reveaue On1cer and
Six Men Killed, One Moon
sinner IS Put to Flight,
his N uskeC Captured
and Exploded.
SPECIAL 10 the Appeal.l


NASHVILLE, June 5.-FQrther Information
was received at NJ 'Minnviile yesterday, of
the reported ambuscade of Special Deputy
Collector James n. Davis and SIX men, at
Bill and Welcome Cantrell's distiilery, near
Smthgile, Decatur county. On approach
ing that distillery, Davis was informed that
twenty-five armed wild-catters were awaiting
him. Davis had five men with
him and two prisoners at the time,
and thought it prudent to pass on to Peeled
Chestnut, which they had left Monday even
ing, after having reported they intended
going ria Rock leland to NJ Minnvile with the
prisoners. They reached point within six
miles of Cantrell's distiliery, slept there un-
til early Tuesday morning, and made forced
ride to the distillery, which they found
guarded by Eve men. At the approach of
the revenue men the I1oonshipers hei TO the
bluffs. While DAVIS and his men were en-
gagged in destroying the distiiiery the Wild
CATERS continued to fire at them. The fire
was returned, when a moonshiner dropped
his gun and Jug of whisky, and fed. The
gun was captured, and, on being fred, ex-
ploded. The distiilery had been in operation
for some time past.
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CINCINNATI, June "a Eve story build
ing, corner Pearl and Elm streets. owned by
Henry Resuden, and occupied by Post & Co.,
extensive dealers in railroad and telegraph
supplies, was DESTROYED by fire at an early
hour This morning. Estimated loss on build
ing, $50 COO; stock and machinery, $45, 900;
literally insured.
Messrs. Post d Co. were insured for
eighty-ssven thousand dollars IN the Fire
mems, Of layton; Northwestern National, Of
Milwaukee; Buffalo, of Buffalo; Mutual, of
New Hampshire; Newark City, New Jersey;
Lcrilard, New York; German, Buffalo;
Western, Toronto: Mechanics Mutual, Mil-
waukee; Cooper. Djysuu; Western Mutua q,
Urbana; Gem City Mutual, Toledo; Peoples
Mutual, Ravenna; Buckeye Mutual, Shelby;
Alien County Mutnai, Lima; Ohio Mutual,
Salem; Canton Mutual, Canton; Delaware
Mutual; Columbus Mutual, Columbus; For
est City, Cleveland; British-American, To-
ronto. and number OF home agencies.
A number of workmen were placed
in the ruins of Post & Co.'S FIRE this after
noon, to clear away the rubbish, ana at half
past three o'clock one of the interior walls
fell, carrying with 1t portions OF the second,
third, fourth and fifth floors, and number
OF men. A ERE alarm brought a number of
engines and police to the ruins, and with a
number of volunteers work was commenced
to rescue the dead and dying. Ia half an
hour one dead man and two wounded had
been taken out, but work was interrupted 10y
a further fall of the ruins, buryinR those car
ried down by the first crash still deeper in
the debris. Work was again resumed, and
the following dead and injured were finally
rescued:
Dead.-Charles Langreth, resident of Cow
ington, married; George Burns, of this city,
unmarried; VIM. Shuch, unmarried.
Wounded.-S. Hayes, Ed Harmeyer, VIM.
Hammer, severely; L. Slmonson and Sigis-
mnAd Beyland, slightly.
Previous to the accident Post & Co. esti-
mated their loss ct from forty to forty five
thousand dollars, but now they state that it
will certainly reach one hundred thousand
dollars, and possibly one hundred and twenty
thousand dollars.
There are two men yet missing, John
NJ Garry and Michael O'Dowd, and the
work of searching for their bodies Is pro-
crossing as rapidly as possible, but up to
half past eleven O'Clock III the evening they
had not been found.
A Heavy Loss.
BUFFALO, June 3,-The FIRE in Barnum &
Sons establishment was eZtinguished about
daylight. Their stock was totally destroyed.
the falling walls slightly injured several per-
sons. The loss on the stock will be $40, 900;
on store, $25, 900. Insurance on stock,
$160, 900; on stCre, $4,000. Warner, len-
nlngs q Co., paper hapEers and decorators,
adjoining, suffered loss by water of proba-
bly, 5000; insurance, $4,000. Loss to other
property, 5000; insured.
A $4,000 Blaze.
DETROIT, June 81 Gre at Grand Rapids,
this morning. destroyed Ward q Co.'S sash
aua blind factory, the box factory belonging
TO the Heath estate, and Harrison's wagon
factory. Estimated less, from twenty-fv to
thirty thousand dollars; insurance unknown.
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Skin and Scalp diseases should be treated exter-
nally with Cttttcltrd, assisted by the CtScrd Soap
and Resident taken Internally, until cured, and for
some time afterward. Where the HumoTs are con-
fined to the Blood and do not show themselves on
the surface, the ReSoIUent alone VIII speedily drive
them from the system. The Clrtcttrd Remedies in
fs tlibly the most loathsome of Scrofuous
and Skin and Scalp Humors, as Is attested by hun
dreds Of unsolicited testimonials In our possession
Prepared by Weeks d Potter, Chemists and Drug
gists, 800 Washington street. Boston, Mass ami
for sale by all Druggists and Dealers Price of
Cuticurd, small boxes, so cents; large boxes, con-
tanning two -and-a-balf time the quantity OF small
81. Resident, 81 per bottle. Ctticttrd Soap, %
cents per CAKE by mail. 30 cents; cakes Is cents
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SKIN DISEASE.
a Remarkable Letter from .. A. Tuck.
er, ESQ., Manufacturer OF the Bay
state SuDerphOsDhate.

MEssRs. WEEKS & POTTER-GeEtle1sen; think
have paid for medicines and medical treatment dur
ing the last twenty years all of three thousand dol
lars, without receiving ans permanent relief.
Last Mag while taking turkish bath ar IL Bsa
con street young man employed there by the name
Of William COrbett induced me 10 allow him to an.
ply preparation that he had upon me, assuring me
that perfectly harmless, aud for eeytsin con-
Sderation he would cure me within thirty days from
the time he commenced. In case ks failed TO do so
was 70 pay him nothing ! consented and he ap-
piled It nearly every day for Eve weeks when the dis
ease entirely disappeared very cheerfully paid him
tRe amount agreed upon, and then asked him what
this rem edy was and he replied that 1t No other
than OlticIrd
Since that time have had no trouble from this dis
ease, and have not had such good health in twenty
years as have had during the last six months.
have Since my recovery bought CsIliCHrd and
SirSn II 70 friends suffering with skin diseases and
In every instance Il has cured them. believe II to
be the greatest discovery of the present century.
]. A. TUCKER.
Is Doane street, Boston, December 20, 1873.
NOTE Mr.. Tucker is well-known citizen and
has served the city In many important capacities.
he Is at present a member OF the Board or Alder
men. He is also veil Enown to agricuturists and
farmers as thu manufacturer of the celebrated Bay
State SupeFphosphate.
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A Turkey-GobsIer Lays Three Egg,

Abbeville Is. c. Medium: Miss Bass,
of Lebanon, has turkey gobbler just little
ahead of anything in the turkey line In his
tory or tradition. Last week the turkey was
n gobber In all the pride OF his gobblerhood
now he is turkey-ben, and a proof of his
ceeding this monstrous metamorphosis. This
tale will seem almost incredible, but the
owner has the eggs to show for themselves.
How can such an unheard of change be ac-
counted for? What do the scientists say,
and what's to become of US when turkey
gObblers turn against their own sex in this
way and settle down into laying hens? Oh,
it is aHfuln'
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SANITATION.
Meeting OF the Auxiliary Sanitary AS
s0ciatIOn A NnisaDce to be Am-
BaedsAteIy Abated - Other
Business Disposed of
A Sanitary Ser,
geant TO be APP
pointed,

At the usual hour yesterday afternoon, the
Auxiliary sanitary association met at the
committee rooms of the cottos exchange.
The following members were present: Col
oEel Prestidge, president; General Cotton
Greene, Il. Fcntaine, H. Fursteuheim, J. h.
Goodwin and J. L. Wllins.
DIR. Winn and DIR. Overall weFe also pres
emit.
The resignation of. S. Wilkins as a mem
Der OF the executive committee was received
and accepted, end Mr.. |. n. Snowden was
selected to fill the vasasey in the executive
com nlttee.
DEATH TRAP.
President Prestidge reported that DE found
the building NJ. 16 Causey street, which he,
as 4 committee on sanitary affairs, inspected,
IN horrible state of filth, nuisance, and
dan gerous TO the public health. BE under
stood that it belonged to Mr.. John Overton,
il. The building had been condemned.
Other vile nusances were found around the
place-privies and cisterns-all emitting a
sicky stencil. He believed that the building
should be torn down. President Prestidge
was instructed to report the nuisance to DR..
Thornton, president of the board Of health,
and President Porter, of the city government,
and request immediate action in the matter.
PUReHAaE OF DIsINFECTANTs.
Dr.. Winn, as committee or disinfectRnts,
reported that the zinc iron ulslnlectanL cOuld
be purchased at fifty cents per gallon for one
hundred gallons, at the Stern chemical
works, New Orleans, OF forty cents per gal
lon tor FIVE hundred gallons, delivered at the
steamboat landing. any amount can be
furnished in a short time by the manufac-
turers. DR.. Winn was instructed to order
the zinc-Iron dIsinfectant, two hundred dol
lars haFipg been appropriated for that pur-
pose.
General Greene reported On selecting ger
mauent Office for the assc citation. The COM
mittee was granted further time to make a
report.
SANITARY sEKIEANT.
Ca motion of General Greene, the president
vas instructed to employ as sanitary sergeant
some competent Elap, at salary not to ex-
coed fifty dollars per month, sad that horse
and equipments be purchased or hired tJr thC
use Of said sergeant, by the executive com
mittee.
C0LLESTIoEg.
Mr.. Furstenheim, of the finance commit
tee, made the following report of collections
w. A. GOODMAN q
POTief. Iaylor q Co.....- 1Ul
/ Boyle Printing IL
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sprague and Krick, 5000; Annie Love. $50;

sprague and Krick, 5000; Annie Love. $50;
Joe Warwick, $40.
TAird Race Mile heats: John Harper,
SIS; Eli, 800; Bette F., SIS; Edwin A,
$40; Glendalia, $25; Victim. SIS; ENTERPRISE,
SIS; Ada Lambert, S.; Little Planet, So.
On the jerome Park Course.
NEW YORK, June 5.-FirSt Race One
mile and three furlongs. Won by Bonnie
Wood. Time-2:28.
Second Race. Belmont stakes; half mile
dash Won by Spendthrlft. Ene-2:42s1.
Third Race-Mile heats. Won by Lou
Lanler. Time-1:4814, 1:481S.
Fourth Race. -Sellipg race, one mile and
one furlon9. Won by Una; Simon, second /;
Skylark, third. Time-2:0l4.
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,vEATnER lSDICATIoNs,

war DEPARTMENT, OFFICE CT. SIC. OFFIoKR.
WASHINGTON. June q, am. !
For Tennessee aud the Ohio valley,
sso,oly falling, folloioeI 6y rising barometer,
southsrIy soinds, Irarmey and clearer
,oeatAer, ,0ith probably local rains and l9ioer'
tsuDeyatfys IN the latter
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which assumes to speak for the Greenbackers
of the United States, is a Radical auxiliary
very thinly disguised. 1t would prefer-un
less it has succeeded in making itself misnn-
derstood-a Foster Sherman victory IN Ohio
to Democratic victory. 1t would be quite
interesting to know who defrays the expenses
OF the National VieiC and the active gentle
men who edit it and also run the National
Greenback OF Ranization here. We have heard
it whispered that john Sherman did y
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CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY
Commence nent Exercises Opened with
zn Eloquent Grafton by Judge ).
~. CfnDp, OF Memphis A
Glowing Tribute TO the
Memory ar General
Robert HattOn.
Special to the Appeal

Special % the Appeal.I
LEBANON, Tenn, June 5.-Judge ]. w.
Clapp delivered an eloquent Grafton at the
commencement exercises of the Cumberland
university to-day, and was loudly applauded
His first effort was warmly commended as
earnest, sensible and practical. Governor
Marks followed, and was greeted with ap-
plause. He paid glowing tribute to the
memory Of General Robert Hatton. Fifty
students graduated
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DIED.

YOUNG-Thursday morning. June 5. 1879. at :
O'Clock, Mrs. MARY YOUNG, In the fist year OF her
age
Funeral Will take place from the residence OF her
son, L. D. Young, No. III De soto street, this (ERI
DAY) morning al 10 O'Clock
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SUFFERING will exhibit its presence by the
cries of the baby, and should be removed by
the prompt use of that highly recommended
remedy, Or. Bulls baby syrup. 1t is free
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CURRENT NEWS

That BnrdeneS tho TeIegraDhic Lines
on Land amt Sea Eesterday-An
Old Lady Frightened 40 Death
by VilIainOus TrnwD-rhe
MICHIGAN Episcopal Do
cebsn C0nventiOn.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

have done for what hundreds OF dollars spent on
other remedies have failed 70 do, and do not hest
tate to recommend them as frst-class articles.
Yours truly, MARK BRANNAN,
CarbOndaie, Pa, Dec. 20, 1873.
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yesterday Of cotton: Liverpool cotton, Z I Sd;
Memphis eOttOn.l12 3 4e; Neie Orleans cotton,
II 3 4e: Neio HSrk cottUn. 10 1-5c.
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DISASTROUS FIRES.

Valuable Property Destroyed in Cincin-
natl, Causing Loss of Over
O,O0O-A Erighiful CoIami-
ty Results in the Effort
to Clear Away the
Debris of the
Fire.
Four Men Killed Outright, and Sew
eral Wounded by Falling Walls
Heavy Losses by Fire at Buff
falO and DetrOit-List or
Sufferers and Insur-
ance Companies
Affected.
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h. FURST ENHEIM
Chairman Finance Committee
Ga motion the association adjourned till
to.morrow Saturday. afternoon at four
clock.
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Weary sufferer from Rheu.

COLLINS' weary sufferer, sufferer from Rneu,
VOtINc ELECTRIC Sore a' Iunss' oons Sc|A and an%
HASTEKS Colds, Weak Back, Weak
Stomach and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Female Weakness.
Shooting Pains through the Loins and Back, try
these PIasers. Placed the pit Of the Stomach.
they prevent and cure Ague Pains, Bilious Collie.
Liver Complaints, and protect the system from
thousand ills.
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(9ticura
BLOOD AND SKIN HUMORS
Speedily, Permanently and EconOmi.
cRllY cured by the Cuticura Rene.
dies when all Other known
Medicines and Methods OF


Treatment Fail.
Scrofulous Ulcers and Sores, Assesses, Milk Leg
Fever Sores, Erysipelas Sores. Old Sores and Dis
charging Wounds, Bells, CarbuncleS and Blood In
purttieS, which manifest themselves by bursting
through the skin and eating deep into the flesh,
when treated internally by the Cutjcurd ResoLUeEt
and externally with the Oicurd and CuticIrd Soap,
rapidly heal and disappear. Salt Rheum Eczema,
Tetter, Rlngworm P,or1ass, Leprosy. Ban bers Itch
and all Sealy and Itching Erupiions OF the Sain;
scald Head Dandruf, and all Irritating and Itching
Humors OF the Scam, which cause the Hair to be-
come dry, thin and lfeless and result in Premature
Badness, are permanently cured by the Outicura
ReIIssitss.
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Boston, June 5.-Ihe GreenbGckerl held
a grand demonstration n Music hall this
evening. Two thousand people were pres
emit The platform was occupied 10y many
greenback and labor reformers. An address
by Peter COcrer was read. and speeches
were made 10y Wendell Phillips and Scion
Chase.
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The Michigan EDiseODsI Diocesan Con.
veDtROD.

DETROIT, June Sin the Episcopal do
cesar convention to-day after prolonged dis
cussion, It was decided that the lay order
shall vote 10y parishes. and not as individuals,
tor the election Of a bishop. Much dissatis
faction was expressed at the decision by the
laity. The question of admitting clereymen
on the second lat TO seats remains undecided.
Doubts are expressed about the convention
electing a bishop, but it a choice IS made it
il thought il will fail on some one outside Of
the diocese.
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ORDINATIONS.

WAR DEPT. sIGEAI. SERVICE. y. 8. ARMY,
THURsnAY. June 8, 1879, IO:OS ON.
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WASHINGTON, May 5.-Subscriptions TO
the four per cent refunding certificates since
yesterday, amount TO three hundred and fifty
eight thousand four hundred and ten dol
lars.
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PoUaHKEEPsrE, n. Y, June "a tramp
attacked the widow OF Farmer Vinegar,
nea- Millertown, Duchess county, yesterday.
she was so frightened that she died instantly.
She was between sixty and seventy years OF
age. A lynehDg party are IN puisuit.
RumOrs of GaribaIdps Death Contra
dtcGed.
LONDON, June "a Paris dispatch gives
currency to the report tbat Garibaldl Is dead,
but Menotii Garihaldi, at Rome. telegraphs a
contradiction of this eport, and says that bus
father has completely recovered from his re-
cent indi> position.
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mexIcan Boilers in peusand.

LONDON, june 5.-Ihs imss, IL ITS imam
cial article, discussing The price of silver
says: 1T Sc ms to be the pretty general ex-
peotatl0u that the European silk crop will
not only be edward, but inferior. Atten-
tion, therefore, Is all the more directed to
the probable progress and result of the CHI
nese and japanese crops, and under these
circumstance there is a very strong demand
for Mexican dollars, WHICH sold yesterday at
52s4d, while SD was quoted as the closing
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COMNENCEMENT EXERCISES.

TI6E Commencement Exercises of the MEMPHIS
L HIGH SCHOOL VIII be held at the Memphis
Theater, on
Arryd.v NTVht Euue n 1870
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ANoVHER TEN PER GENT. ~.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE Army.
WASHINGTON, ADril IL, 1878.

Iu the case Of Fitz John Porter, the report
of the board was made in March last, but an
official record of the proceeding did not reach
me until the third instant l have given to
this report such examination as satisfies me
that ought to lay the proceedings and the
conclusions of the board before congress, as
am without power, in the absence of legis-
lation, 10 act on the recommendations OF the
report further than by submitting the same to
congress. The proceedings and conclusions
OF the board are transmitted for the informa-
ton of congress and auca action as, in your
wisdom, shall seem expedent aad Just.
r. b. HAYES.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-14
What $500 did in Wall Street.

August 10th, 1873, Phila. customer
wrote Messrs. Lawrence & Co., Bankers
n. Y; Dear Sir: Yours containing 10.
mittance for $l,ll3,25 as profits on my
200 Shares, is received. Accept my
thanks, for | am very we'll satisfied. You
may use this letter. | would recommend
every one who feels disposed 10 speculate
to send for your circular This is but one
instance out Of thousands, by which the
new COMBINATION SYSTEM of operating in
stocks enables people with large OF small
capital to make similar profits. By this
excellent plan, the orders of thousands OF
customers from city and county are pooled
into ONE IMMENSE SUN and cooperate as O
MIGHTY INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNT Each
member of the combination secures all the
advantages of the. largest capital united
with experienced skill, Profits divided
monthly; $40 invested returns $50, or
per cent. on the stock, $75 wilmake $3.50
and 80 onsaccording to the market, Messrs
Lawrence & Co.'S new circular (mailec
free) has two unerring rules for success,
and explains everything, so that any ont
can operate proftably. All kinds of Stocks
and bonds wanted. New Government loar
supplied. Apply to Lawrence & Co.
Bankers, 81 Exchange, N. Y. City.