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l'O1er COLpORNE.

a0Fcf01 Ha01tch % T1f 7FfhNnA
PoEr coLno.xE. Ont., July 31.-I.akc Michigan
rcport-Passed down-stn,r l.. shieklnua, Chicago
to Honttcal general cargo; Acadia, Chicago 10
Montreal. genera! cargo; Ocean, Chicago to Mon.
tFaaI. general cargo: tchrs 81. louis chicago to
Htbr, wheat, - ABBA
Ip- Sothlny.
Mlnl-Sorthvcst ttr,,l
, 1879-08-01
COTTON,

New OntEAss, La, July 3l.-Corrox-Qa,ot
bales; sa!cs, lGO; stock, 7,0u0.
, 1879-08-01

BRfnoEronr, July 3l-Atrtved-Fsarlcas, NoEs
Ts, 4, 400 ba corn; brilliant, Morris, Q, 00U bu
corn; Aontaus. Lockport, l.3 br!s Hour, 200 brls
u'eal; Aapla Leaf, Lockpott. s, 900 bu corn; Cat
Afaci, Utica. u.U0o bu corn; AidYe, Ottawa,
., 1Vo bu core; Eliuosp, Henry, U050 tu co1ai
, 1879-08-01

Always keep thrm on hand, ~ delay lncscascs
suffering; and II you fee! sickness conlng np1n
y0u, tAke dose 1T Dr. Bulls Baltimore FILLS.
They can to you NO hasJ,. md u,ay save you from
the sick room. Price only rs ccuts.
, 1879-08-01
PEORIA
1lE'FIfflI1-lISf.

PEoR1s. July a1.-isIaMwiSEs-FIsm at the
daclinc; 10 btIs at 51.oi !.
, 1879-08-01

sprrfaF Dispatch n 1..e 75f3.tne.
MILWAUKEE,. WIS.,, Ju.y J1.-Gran freichts
hhve advanced. and tho sclr John Wesley wns c!a..
tered to cssry -, 1U0 hn wheat to nul1aio at &C.
, 1879-08-01

Milwaukee, ExpFrss.,. ..,.. -.
MiwaI'sre Special T tsntl1aJ4!.....
WfEtUltain 4 hllrtctNh. Green
Hay. and Alcuastta through bay
ExrtCra as......,...... ........ >.
WsuEc.ta, !Mtllton 4 lU~A liz. .
tEnnplnuwtk: friday & Saturday. !.
Liberty yrlIt.. ttccuttlltitsi1tiur.....
~. l'nit1 t. ,HinrlGM}tR FIX. ftAIlra.
NlnIDpeIn, Il Minnesota, Gtre1I
l;ny, HEc-eaA Point. and Ash
land fllr,tlsfI Night Exprek4 -.
, 1879-08-01

WtINtsnros. n. c., July Jl.-srIn,Ts Trnprx.
TlSE-Firm Ut nsLc.
, 1879-08-01

clkctHxlTI, O., July 3l.-CorTus-Stcady 1t
12Hc.
FLDrR-puIl aud unchanged,
0gAtS-whcas acliyc aud drn At }7celsl. o.: se.
eepss, ". 600 ba; shlpments, 5S,U0o lu. Com
, 1879-08-01


NtIwArxKE, Wis.,, ju1y 3l.--Ftoun-pnlt and
unchanged.
0aArs--Whcat steady. opened and closed dull:
No. Milwaukee, hurh, $1.03; No. tio, sA!;c:
Jnly. B8!ic; August, 8stic; September, Bs,tc:
No. 3do, Blc; No. 4, 7Gc: rejected, tisc. Curn
quiet and weaker; No. =, 34Hc. Data higher:
acarce; No. 3. 2cD:d!ic. Hye quiet; No. ].
Old, SIC; nnv. Bike. barley dull; No. !, ,tpr!ns,
H1c: new. September. TIC.
TnnvIhioSs-Gni and ch4F. Ntss port quiet nj
81. 10 cash. Primo atcam lard. f5.GU.
lioHr-Dnll: 9:i.toft.l. .75,
FnEraRrs Whcht to ltni1aio. DC.
fsEcEn-rk-Fionr, Z. 600 hrlz: whoAt, IL. mn bu
6uirNxKTs-Flouf, &, 200 urls: wheat, :, 600 bu,
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TOLEDO. July y31.-QrAlx--N'hrat steady; No. l
willis Michigan, 81. o4H; now. $1.02,i; amber
Michigan. tpot. s1.01. acptemhcs, s1.dOH; No. 2
red winter. spot S. 05: ncw, 81. OILS; August and
September. 81. ooA; No. !: rcd. nDc; Western
amber, 81. 01A: No. 2 amber Illinois, s1.O2. Corn
quiet; high mixed, 38,zc; No. 3, August and Sen.
teinbcf. 37slc; No. white. ACC: 'tiectcd, 37!ic;
Kansa* setlef August. 31Ic. tlatenteady; No. :.
new. 2G4c; No. white. new. :,1.sc.
C1haED-Wheai easier; a!ntcf Michigan, ap9t
$t.Mlt; No. 2 rcd winter. spot, II. OIL; August,
81: 00.l; rejected, D4c.
RErKIrrs-Whcat. j.. 00D IN: corn. ~, Ota0 bu,
SllrNExrs-NWhcat, IN. coo bu; corn, 10, 600 Du.
, 1879-08-01

CEtIKp ETATXt EEU1SEEN UTFfEK. ]
Ro0N4 VI Axp ~ M0YrAT f.t.oEK.
I1ETR0tr. MICu.. .fHly ~, IH1a.
sralsd profosals. tn duplicate. win be rnccltrd n
E 01re until t. o'clock Of saturday. Aug H.
ia7a and npenrd inletntel5 thereafter. in tr rfcs.
tncu Of htdacEs for ronlIauuE haFbor improvements
foot crib.
= santaee 1Tnrbor. Mcl,.- Extending the rinrs-la,
rr s' fr:t crIhs; dredging GU cubic yards, mere
less, sand, etc.
7. i1idnFfon 1uroos. Mich. Extending the ptcrs-
jtxt.ftrt c1ths.
!. Prntwktcr. Harttor, Mich. Thsre ha1nlrcd and
ntty tval fret. mor1. pr les. rIl snse!nent. AMI
dreds1hK att On c,ir yari4 sRnd. gravel, yIAts
feet crih4. -
Il. Mn.kcson Hasbor. Mich. Extending r!cr-one 70.
font rim
T. Grand liaycn TiarsNr 3lict,. Extending ptrronu
TrtDt rsth: building 10 tett tEpcrs.EIcf1Tr. fn
cuttfscs high.
s. snlnt :io4epl. ua1bor, Mich. Extending ptcs-ouc
30 foot rrh,
t1atEur Ut Refuge. lurtnEr LAKE, Mich. }JrtlxinE
.: IO cus yards. lets. k4u or other material.
For tncrihcnttor. Instructions 10 bidders and ncecs
'assblank 'sFs;. epp5 e ~ 'a|ssi @ =, rn.,n..
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LIVE STOCK.

Iotai ..... .-.......-.. a,usH 1!+EG1 1T.
Tie roads leading Eastward from Chicago have
notified shippers Of 1.-Two 'Aincs Of IN adyancc in
rates, which takes effect to-day. Following IL the
Aew echeduls, tho rates bs!n2 PSF 100 lns;
- =. Eutitk. AaexkA
, 1879-08-01
YH1d> n1ztbN.,a.ANg:a,,kq~rkjYtEtIs

FHNdb HE2tbN.1a4ANH:1'.k6r k6rIKjHt1 1sfks.--
Il propasntA for The metal work At E!rst tirdrr
sn: = Ic rfEcts ai .sIs !snrs Xlrstpja
1Mn1; n.LrfMank. Nl.-sralrd rrtpo.si. wtl, he n.-
c:tsrh at ihlA "tes until !. n'elN:k 1t "Wednesday
tho th Iay Of eeptclr1..r, lH1s fFn1tl irull
:st,rt; 4, t on t.r tr1.A; T.! aaras y nns M !af
work ot tIr Drr Itrllt lIoa.r. I" lne trrrl"d nj
tape cnsT. Va, in accordance With th. Win'- and
speccatlv4s tu ba ohtaiuca from s office uuH'lra'
iipn
Information atHl t!a LfH"~ }attfi. frh nllsst usel
lu 1!ditEg ur4,D Of contracting ftI ttIIt work.
copy Of this advertisement siaItt o,cunpany zach
It'd. -
Ttlc right to Ertrt ny nj! hts or to wSlsc defrca,
Il 1t bn c"n.l tur the lnprtst Of tu Government 10
tfn r0 IA rcsrir rrsl u. =. ia HLtEk.
Mntar or Ensstneez u. =. A., Light House Engineer.
tl1ih f'tstrri,
Hy nrdrf o. fte Light iihn.e i}hnF1.
, 1879-08-01

Ok tA4OuA9s
sT. l.nuls. July II. M.-FLorR-Qulct and IN
c1anqcl.
GRAM, ,WlIrat higher all round, hut cash; No, q
rcd fall excited. With largo salcs at ST. OF cash
aud July. and u fcr car-lots brought 81, ,oa rash:
ta,dla1c August; n3EMn5Ao September; O1441
t'dkc Octobrr; No. 4 dn. i|2c. Corn tnhctva nnd
lover; No. !. mixed. Vic cash; :t3.4e August; at.f
ft'l4' ic Se1iemher; aOc December nhh tile year,
Outs Inactive nnd inWer; No. =. .aGt.:4c cash; ri
ao.2Ac AugNat; aa@E23!4c SEPTEMBER. Rye gutcl
WntsKr-Ste4dY; 9i.o5.
rnos.soSa-l'ork dull ana lowfr nt Sa. s7,t.
Lard dull at 81. 30 bid. Hulk mcaty no1nInaly low-
s.: aaNtt.'lO: clenr, Si.9i9t!i. 10.
RkcE!rrn Flour, I, 900 bfIs; wheat, 100, 1oO hu
so.n sor1: 70, ooo bu; oats 4l,doo Lu; 10, nons;
hll,rAksrs-Flnur. :, 600 br!s: wheat, 81, 0oo
ha: Snr,,, b, 600 bu; oats. 5000 bu; fye, none
BALTIMORE.
hslTtxons, duly 31.-FLoua-ataady and un.
changcd.
0HsAsx-wheal-westor active and higher, clos.
ing a@cady; No. 2 Western winter red, spot and
Snly. sl.1oH; August, $1.lDAep1. l0S; sopten,.
oer' u. ll9Gl.11!{. Cosn-Wcatnsu tr,ner; Wcst.
esh Nl1ed' spot and July. 44}se; Augu.., 44h0
aaAe; september, lb40i5Tc; steap,cr, 41,;c
sas5s 4nle1' s'caa1. and unchanged Ryo quiet ii
I!Ar-steady snd unchanged, i 80,
ir,aos,sosa-- i,mes. t}utet and unchanged.
ndTTKH-stes4y aud unchanged,
EGus--Qutut at HGslpc,
FETItnlEUM--uuchangtl,
HHIsKf-nnl! and unchanged,
FnE1anTa-EuGaanEed.
corn, 4, 73l ba: oats. i, 100 ha. wv '3'
BltirAEkrs-Wheat l1O, 100 bu; corn, I, 200 bu.
sALEs-Whoat. t07, aoo bu: corn, To-, SEQ bu.
, 1879-08-01

T01tT OF CHICAGO.
Tlrc fn1lnwnu t.i.. arrivals nhl actual SAIL
Ings NJ tha purt tor The twenty -four hpurs ending
ut III o'ctorx last night:
, 1879-08-01

1E1Oh
| JArAE uxcpLonED.
Common 10 fair. ;. 1bA30
Hnncr!or to !fnc... :l6Gn4:l
Extra flnc 10 finest 4Hat5J
| METZ utCUt.nnED-
Fair to good .:tM 40
Superior 10 tlne.,.4n4tdii
Extra tlno to iillest1,3Qi IS
Garden picked. ..@M
!! o1L0Stt.
Common 10 fatr. :. 18I9a
Pupcrinr to fine. :}{M14tl
: 1sxtea hne to ttnest 4iMlt5
,Eh1Iceht .,..... ,fWGbU5
1DupilhNft AND CoKno.
superior 10 tlnc. 1bfb16
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A rnvs
Leave.

Pnln,sn lhfs! Cars are rim tt,rough htsveen Chi.
taY1 nl C1nhc3l BlunA tho train ieaytnx EhIrars
At ItlF1h. IN. '' 0"'e"N1
~ nsl.cr road T,!ns P1ilmhn or any other form oa
a-nepnf corner Of Wells and Kinkfe-stA
-ucpot coruc! OF Canal and Klnzie-sts
CHICAGO BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAILROAD
DrD foot Of t.akc.f. 1ntls,n.ar. and etxtetpth.tk
u. and H unposA ~
, 1879-08-01
DIedpss111A1.~ a'tSFt QUARTER

=
3ErYEAsoSTtLLx llEfUr uy THE QEAn1xRMAHTEna}
IlErAKtAEsT !
tEFTEE@,St1tLE. int. AUG. !, 1910. J
analed urnn-aa. III tr nlcatc, nntEr t,t usa! ron.
Ank, Will In 1rcclfe,l II this airr. mill l! nrack
wt!ls t,s s, 1st ttlcy vi, .: ofc'rd n .as Erss
l'rnfturr. TART, WaEun Matsr!sts, llntuen. Curry
E!'m!H. CnrrentnT's. l'lackknlths. Nhre!wsiAtt't.
lrnn. M.cclIansuu. lInrdwarr. Paints. sts. ,,,,
Hank pFDnuxalA Unit specialization VI tue klul alIt
quality ii sr!lcrs rcirr.l, " we'll a. any additional
nforatIn III thu matter. wtII BIZ supplied On nprItcn-
tis hffCr WHERE standard saHplcs hc seen.
Iruo.ais le Frcsisru fur ii! lrr c. Ur part Of tha
atotes snentlone !rrrfshce Will bu E!tch to articles
D$ domestic rrlhctIe. 1llG GDrernHcut the
5,s Q rls "ay o. ~ q Nh t., I.,!srs aro "s''eao
Bills Should bo dl.lnruy lAasscA m tl,e envelope
.+l'rutAJ,atA fur Qdarletu,aSETs HtQtC4,H and sd.
utusscts to thn nIlFrtlsneh.
- IAMEs \: Ek!N. lGuuty z. II. Gen. U. s. \.
, 1879-08-01

altEEf-Ihcrc WA Il n1N1ern!G tetnnnd at prcvf.
ons qnoatinns. Or n g. lU4l3 10 for poor To com.
mon. At 81 .5at. 80 tor ,ncdEM, ana at So. iIi5Ga
4. f6 for good to extra, per 100 lbs.
, 1879-08-01

IL
4 FIRE ENGINE.
Headquarters Military Division Of the Mfssauri.
ohI Of L. Z. ~. CuIgAao Ill. IHlY y, lh7l.
sEALEp rt:ur.SAL-. n tt!;lirate; tnI(rst ta ,ne
o'clock, M AHi4t n l.7a At which tt.,r mil plnrH
they Will s nptnc tn the rrtcnr. VI bidders fnr the
1dcr sI1+. wt In%'. kT.. ran;lEr. T.r right 4
FoerYet 10 tccrt any ur n prupo.af FFrrscncr viii
lG GlFrn III arlclcS If dnrsllf prA1httIUu. Bidders
will pra*c submit fuI! descriptions ut the engines &c
U1cfGu.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
ctERK's oFElcE BoARD OF c~ox1nsnosEns

CLERKS ORHtcE BOARD OF CoEusSoNERs. !
WHEELIS0, April IS, 1879. /
Sealed Proposals. will be received at this Office. until
NAY q, At Y o'clock noon, for the following work On
First DivISiOn "GregssvIlle, Clinton and po.om,,
Road"-e0 cubic yards Of matchmaking,
River Road" from Glenn'B Run 10 Short Creek
eeconu piNslonI $50 cubic yards bridge maSonry'
second elaSS, and 500 cubic yards earth eTcayatIoH.
River Road from city 70 Glenn'S Run, First Di.
niEing.
"Nvalley Grove and Middle wheeling cre,k Ro,sp
ny caole yards eulVert masonry aud 600 cubic
an! Turnpike. near Brooke county lIne,GsS euSIc
."IWesl Union aud Rousy's Point Road" b.vona
Middle Wheeling 0eeEI-I@ cubic yards macSdSm.
"PsuInlula Road" extension through Fultop-a,
cubic yards eulVert masonry, 5000 cubic yards 6IiIbs'
~ euble yards sandstone paving, hAhd.pRcked. and
S0 cubic yards matchmaking.
Meeting House HUI ROld"-SO cubic yards Of
matchmaking.
''Elm Grove Road" lCaldwelrs Rual-sooo e,h,c
yards excavation and Double yards culvert masonry.
Matchmaking 70 consist Of The best ouaiity ma
Limestone, broken TO I 3.Ineh gauge.
bridge and culVort masonry to belAid dry,
EIlng VIII DO measured In excavation from which
Bids must b by the cubic yard for ma~cad,mI,Inv
mnatoae paving, Garth, loose rock, solid rock and
T.; sd for excavation to cover all COS. Of SruSSIur
RI, 9IIt b sep.ts.e on each road, or par. o. road,
The quantities above given are approxImat. and
liable 2 change upon Anal locations.
tne board 9, Commissioners reserve the right 10
". G. sNiru, Engineer. Spis
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peuticaliacts founded on experience, so far
a. In bis individual judgment they shall
tend 70 promote the welfare OF those, un'
der his professional skill.
Soon afterwards meeting OF the society
was calledin New York City for the ma
ture consideration OF the resolution, and
after a very hot discussion, the action Of
the former meeting was seafirmed, but by
q majority Of only one vote.
Warm discussions Of the matter In and
out Of the newspapers followed, and the
delegates to this years meeting Of the So
ciety looked forward to another acrimo-
Nous debate. It was, however, voted to
refer the question Of resembling the reso-
luton TO a committee OF five, Of which
John J. Mitchell, NJ, d., Of Newburgh,
was chairman. This committee was made
up from the opposing factions, and the
body OF delegates had small hopes Of an
amicablG settlement, 1t has, however,
unanimously agreed upon q report. In
this 1t sugseststhat the committee DO con.
tinued during the year, and offers decla-
ratlons setting forth that the resolution
docs not express the view OF the school,"
and that i've adhere to the formula Simi.
liza simiibH %curantur, as enunciating the
great therapeutic law for the treatment Of
disease" It also states the following
principles:
That we clearly and elnphatically dis.
tinguish between "a therapeutic law"
and the laws Of chemistry, physics and
hygiene; and while in the Treatment OF
disease their formula, ''cduSd Subldld tOiitur
e6trttW," Is often to be remembered and
used with advantage, yet such laws and
such action In no way infringe upon or
in~validate the therapeutic Law, "Simiid
simiibu cur1ntur."
That we have not in the past, nor do we
now, yield one title OF our rights as physi.
clans TO use any means or appliances OF
the general profession to aid In the treat.
ment OF patients (under the hommo.
pathic law), or in the palliation OF their
suffering through the application OF any
physical, surgical, chemical or hygieniC
IaNi IVatAnH bIV IuGotlOA W nuCll use "
the individual judgment Of the practi.
toner, assured that they will be the least
used by those who arethe best acquainted
with our naateria medica and best able to
WELD It's immense humanitarian.
In relation to the dose OF the simiiimmn
proper to be exhibited, We discover that
the most brilliant triumphs OF homGopa.
thy have been achieved by tho use OF at.
tenuated medicines; yet, as a matter OF
fact, we find that even the crude drug in
minute doses will exhibit power to be.
come a remedy under II therapeutic
law.
But, as we as yet have not been able to
deduCe a law to guide US in determining
the amount Of q drug to be used, or the at.
tenuation to be exhibited in order to meet
the demands Of any case most accurately,
this society, while on the one hand it re.
fuses to join with those who decry at.
tenuated medicines, on the other will not
refuse to recognise as brethren those, who,
governed bytheir honest convictions, can
only exhibit crude medicines or the
lowest attenuation in the treatment Of the
sick.
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publicschoOls shonldbe taughtto consider
II as q wholly duty TO vote when they are Of
age, and 70 vote according TO their best
Judgment. Strict registry laws should be
made and eniorced-every facility for
quiet, peaceable voting be provided,
the polls guarded against oil danger. Then
let every one who, without adequate OK.
ctse, declines to vote be punished for that
neglect Of duty. So far from removing
the poll.tax qualification, as some dema.
gogles desire, | would make the poll.tax
rise and fall, like other taxes, according
to the tax levy. II the people who.pa o
poll.tax vote to have large amounts ex.
pended In improvements, they ought to
share the additional expense. This propo.
sitlon does not come from the working
people; 1t comes from politicians out Of
Business" / have never yet met with o
w%orkingman who objected to paying q
days wages for the privilege Of voting.
The working people arenot as mean as the
politicians think they are.
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End Of a Noted Mcdlcai dispute.

At the twenty.sevcnth annual meeting
of the New York State Homeopathic Med.
ical Society ut Albany, in February, 1878,
DR.. L. S. Fowler, OF New York, presented
the following resolution, which, then
adopted, has ever since caused violent dis.
sension in the homeopathic profession:
That, in common with other existing as.
sociations which have for their object in.
vestigations and other labors which may
contribute to the promotion Of medical
science, we hereby declare that although
firmly believing the principle "similia SIN.
hbuS c%urdnhtr" to constitute the best gen.
eral guide in the selecting Of remedies and
fully intending to carry out this principle
TO the best OF u ability, this belief does
not debar us from recognizing and making
use OF the results OF our experience, and
We shall exercise and defend the inviola.
Bile right Of every educated physician to
make practical use Of any established
principle in medical science or any thera.
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o FOR EUROPE.
Heavy CarEocs OF Fresh Meat n Mis-.
celIaneouS Goods, but Fewer Live

Heavy Cargocs OF Fresh Meat and Mis-.
ceIIaneous Goods, hut Fewer Live
Stock.
New York Bulletin Of Monday.
There were five ocean steamers cleared
from here on Saturday, carrying out heavy
cargoes to various ports in Europe, and
which, in the aggregate, swelled to liberal
proportions. The slowing capacities OF all
the vessels were fully tested and offers were
made up to the latest moment Of consign-
ments OF provisions, merchandise, bread
stutfs and other commodities which form
the staple items on every freight list. The
shipments Of live stock were light, there
being but 80 head OF horned cattle and O.
horses in all, Of which % horses were for
Liverpool and the remainder for London.
The refrigerator rooms, however, were
tolerablY well supplied with fresh meat,
there being all told 100 tons and S,4OO ors
beef, in addition to 200 carcasses sheep, all
for the British markets. The manafactur-
ing industries were represented, in part,
by 8 cases and 100 bales domestic dry
goods for Liverpool, and 80 tons OF agri-
cultural machines for Germany. Some Of
the other principal leading items aggrc.
gated as follows: l47, 0S5 bush grain, 5.lOO
boxes bacon, S,6l5 boxes cheese, 1910
pkgs butter, 2,55S bales cotton, 3,0S5 cases
canned goods, LOO bbls oysters, l,l2O
bbls and 1l,70O sacks -four. The cargoes
in detail were chiefly as follows:
Britannia, for Liverpool: 1900 boxes
bacon, 5,222O boxes cheese, 2l0 tubs butter,
! LOGS ties and $50 bbls provisions, so racks
lard, 1871 bbls apples, LII bbls oysters,
2,S6l cases canned goods, 200 bbls syrup,
200 bbls sugar, 1862 bales cotton, 90 bales
furs, 6,l53 bags and 1000 bbls flour, al
pkgs merchandise, $50 tons fresh meat.
Greece, for Liverpool: 5000 bushels
wheat, 1885 do peas, 2,l96 bales cotton,
sos boxes cheese, 494 boxes bacon, 64hhds
tallow, s cases and 100 bales domestics,
l25 leases canned goods, l24 pkgs sundries,
q horses.
Victoria, for London: 10000 bushels
grain, 1000 sacks -four, 800 pkgs proyi.
sions, $50 do merchandise, 1900 qrs fresh
meat, 81 horses, 80 head cattle, 100 tons
sundries.
Ethiopia, for Glasgow: 5000 bushels
corn, l,2OO boxes bacon, 200 do cheese,
$3.50 sacks flour, 1900 pkgs butter, 200 bbls
and $50 hhds tallow, 200 tcs beef, 100 bbls
hams, 500 bbls apples, 200 cases canned
goods, 1900 qrs fresh beef and 200 car.
cases sheep.
Rhein, for Bremen: 1900 boxes bacon,
1000 pkgs butter, 1850 ties lard, 10 bbls
neet and pork, 60 pkgs glue, 1900 sides
leather, 90 tons fertilizing salt, 90 bales
feathers, 800 cases canned beef, l2O bbls
flour, so tons agricultural machines. Is
hhds tobacco, so tons sundries.
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Politics Out OF Business.
Extracts from the Fa,t.pay Sermon Of jaime. F
rTa.b.

man Clarke.
Congress is likes seancc of ~Spiritualists
where the leaders arc doing their best TO
mHterialize specters and make them appear
before US in visible and tangible form, with
parafine hands and feet.
When the principal Southern gentleman
especially those who took part in the re.
bellion, tell us voluntarily that thew moan
to defend the Union, Its Constitution and
the laws, we ought to believe them. II
our Republican leaders wish to drive these
Southerners back into secession and int
hostility to the United States government,
they take the best way OF doing II, bv re.
iustngto believe in their sincerity, and RI
jecting their offers OF goodwill, The
worst enemies OF the Union are such Re-.
publicans as these. II we should have n
new rebellion, they would be largely re.
sponsible for it.
1t is always a period OF danger when the
Two great parties OF the State have no legi.
innate work to do. Then those who want
power and office are tempted to seek them
W pandering to any popular prejudice.
They, are politicians out OF business, look.
ing about for a situation.
The same men, who, when the negroes
were concerned, denounced the prejudice
OF race, stopped TO concilitate II by voting
to keep out the Chinese. This shows thai
they were politicians out OF business. looE.
ing about for employment. II was a
melancholy sight-Mr. Blaine going to Mr.
kearney to see II he could give him en-.
ployment.
LII might be a good thing to have an
amendment to the constitution to the
effect that no man who had not success.
fully passed au examination, say in The
elements Of oliticalieconomy, the history
q me United States and a little European
history, could be chosen a member Of
either house Of the American Congress.
Election day should be like Sunday, all
shops closed and businesssuspended, Anv
crime against the ballot.box should be nun.
shed rs felony, The children In all the
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A SSIGNEEs' SALE.
Pursuant 10 no order Of the Probate Court Of Bel.
mont county, Ohio, We will offer at public sale on
FRIDAY. APRIL %, 1879,
on the premises, the following real estate Of Coweu,
Sheets 4 Co. ASsignorS, situated In the city Of BellAire,
township o. PulLuey, county Of Belmont and State oI
Ohio, and described rs follows:
First Tract-Lot No. IS, block No. 8, BellaITe city,
On which 70 situated the large three-story bank build.
Ing o. CoWen, Sheets 4 Co. Appraised a $500.
This property Is admirably situated for q banking
Second Traet-Lot No. 8, block IS, Barnard's second
addition 10 Rellaire city. Appraised At 500,
Third Tr1et.Lot No q, block No. 7, Barnard's hrst
addition 70 Bellaire city. Appraised at 500.
Fourth Tract-Lot No. Q, block No. I, BArnnrd's
hrst addition TO Bellatre city. Appraised 1t 500.
Einh TrGsNL9t No. II. block No. 7, Barnard's Gnt
addition 70 Bellaire city. Appraised At 800.
sixth 1T1et,.Lot No. 10, block No. I, Barnard's Grst
addition 70 Bellaire city. Appraised ut 500.
Seventh Tract-Lot No. II, block No. I, Baruard's
hrSt addition 10 Bellaire city. Appraised ii 800.
Eighth Tract-Lot No. Is, block No. 7, BaTnard's
hrst addition 10 Bellaire city. Appraised At 500.
Sale to commence At 10 O'Clock a. ". Of aid day.
AL Of these lots are located IN the best part Of ne civ
and are desirable property,
Terms Of salc-Cash.
ANDERSON L WISE,
As0Ignees Of CoWen, Sheets 4 Co.
Marcn W 1875 AprlS-TuAS
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Before you oegin your heavy spring
work after q winter Of relaxation, your
system needs cleansing and strengthening
to prevent an attack Of Ague, Bilious OF
Spring Fever, or some other Spring sick
ness that will unfit you for q seasons
work. You will save time, much sickness
and great expenscif you will use one bot
tie Of Hop Bitters In your family this
month. Don't wait. See other column,
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