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HOnOred and Blessed.

When a board Of eminent physicians
and chemists announced the discovery
thatIby com bining come well known val.
uable remedies, the most wonderful med
icine was produced, which would cure
saeh d widesrange Of diseases that most
all other remedies could he dispensed
with, many we're sceptical; but'proof Of
its merits by actual trial has dispelIed all
doubt, and to- day the diecoverers ofthat
great madeleine, Hop Bitters, are hopored
and blessed by all as ibenefactors. hozsf
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Effect Will Be Bad All Over the
State.


Effect Will Be Bad All Over the
State.
The rebellion OF General @ GRosvEsoR
and other Repubhcans ID Athens County
against the Republican Athens Ring, has
csused feeling Of unhsppiness atlthe
Republican State Executive Committee
Rooms in Columbus. In the Columbus
special Of the Cincinnati Commercial,
dated July s, we find this:
.I.At The Republican headquarters there
is much dissatisfaction atlhe c1nditien
OF attairs-in Athens County, and the con. !.
duct of the principals in the affair
Though Gen. Grosvenor asserts that the
fight is merely local one, and has no re-
lation TO State politics, it is the opinion
of all that the effect will he bad all over
the State, and That Mr., Townsend's re-
election may he endangered
This Republican revolt, the Republic
can State managers believe calculated to
have an "effect" that "will be bad all
over 1.-The 9State..N Now is the time for
Democrats to rally to the support OF
theifd candidates as one man-ignoring
past differences, and riyaling each other
in the extent and efficiency Of their work.
BY thus acting, . triumphan, Democratic
Victory will be won. :.
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sSflT4sg rs y SfI1gs y gle it3eTS eE1tti
i .e.av .slFrom the, n Yh Hsrald,ju ssd .sis''
Isa man necessarily q tramp because
he happens to be lilnping along 3 country
road, has no money and is old, sick,
thirsty and hungry a-------
The bfigadifrs may thank ,hein siars
that the South is back again in the
Union, So that they may CONS. up Noitpp
and enjoy the cool weather. trassY
Prfvote Dalzell has begant, write let
ters TO the newspapers again, and as soon
as the ponds get . good force on. the pa.
per mills expect to do d good business,
Michigan people elyrita local historg go
that it can be remembered. Thus they
speak OF the Blaine tornado, tAe Char
dler tornado, tue Ben Hill tornado add
the Talmage zephyr. Z ssass1
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2 Sherman Should Explain.

Mr.. Glover charges in bis report that
some $l9 ,000 900 Of Government Dotes
was secretly issued from the Treasury
Depa, tment and kept afoat for some
length of time. Now that john ;Sher-
man lis going to take the stamp for his
Charley iDfOhio, it would be good
thingif he wilIiexplain how that oyer-is-
sue Of 5000, 600 happened TO occur
That the notes. a6oat one seems
to deny,that' they we're illegally Issued
Mrg Glover charges,a and it is nothing
but reasonable that the matter should be
explained Agogsar7o5 oalE9afFu ma
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bAEWlen- you bear sopsbodysIaning
abouithe trebet brisadiersSlin Congress
ask 'islmiwhy tiis thstIthe Norshsis DO,
all0wed to dsA its Brave soldiers to-
Senators and Rsprssentatiysss The an
swer to this conund.um is very easy. hut
unpleasant i9 sAe Republican gS ssp, POLITICIANS
q the North, who h,aye Pat psastrii9I'cslly
shoYed the soldiers aside ard have taken
thelbest plsces tcn tbemselyes,ss. aysode
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exThe RapabllcaH aparef in IAtheh.

~ The RepublicaFf party in Athens
and Guernsey Codniies, e q "a "a ' y shskv
condition. The Athens RIM, ,in pne. ZAP and
the TAYLOR Ring in the oshershayed dis
gnstsd hundreds Of houestR Republicans
70 such aidegree that they 'rsf0ss to aons
ger support their ed-up:so-ofdes |" "
ticketss yswe tsws.,, .au aal asT
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lively Times in Port-au-Prince.

"A t I. +.
New YoRK, july, l7.-Gsll's News
Letter, published at Khsston, Js., in its
issue OF July 3, says: We learn by the
steamer Jamaican, which arrived here
yesterday from .PoEkau-R Rrince, that in
consequence OF dispute in the House
of Representatives, the brother of the
President was shot bp another member,
who took otfense Of the language which
had been used. Nous. Canal, though
wounded in the arm, returned :he, fire
and shot his opponent There was then
. general firing in the House. and the
popnlace and police outside fred into
the building. The President of the Sen.
ate With sthe Others was shot do wn, and
when the gamsicah left Cor this pottthe
government troops were rsking I the
streets-with,a a mitrillensea 1. The same no
per- ine its issue Of July s 8sags. that by
the arrival efsthe steamer iEtua from
Por. anr Prince on Sunday, we learn Ahat
a. serious ere occurred at that place on
Monday, the 30th. The fire originated
from the discharge Of shells in the ,owr.
Several blocks were burned and a mum.
her, Of lives lost and many persons
wounded, the inhabitants having 10 take
refuge in the hilla. A widespread revo-
lation was considered Imminent. sSeveI
raj Deputies of thes Chamber belonging
to the Liberal party who arrived on q
steamer from Gowsmves, finding a rev.
olution In The town Of Port -au-P Prince,
returned at once to Gowanives ghv the
steamer Saxonia,to .tske up7arms1aeainsl
The Natieaal party. aJWhen the Etpailef,
iPort-an- -Pripeey thei custom honse, WAS
closed and all business suspended, and
the place vas still burning. nai,eio asT
NEW sYoak, sJulgl7. The purser ,ot
the steamer sEtna, which arrived to-day
from Port au-P Prince, .reporls,as folloWs
Al Ror'- -an- PRINCE, Monday June 30,
Petit Canal, brother or the President
shot, De Lorme, memberfof the Legis-
lative Chamber. A general shooting a..
fray sepsued, 10 which, 40 other members
and. some Of Canals adherents were
killed, The shooting Commenced OF
Monday, and was kept Up until 'eut de.
|partuie, 4.30 p. m. July 8. Business
was suspended. 81 Insthe meantime there
vas aareport that The rebels would have
to submit TO the governments demande
.ff ~ - :. rsfH -ati -
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The Heat.--Hottest Day for:Yearsin


| new Y0KS, JhlT ID. 2This VAS tbs
hottest day forcyears, the 9hefmometeI
rekistefin9 1o2in .thelsaade5 q o Q '
| sSr eEoUis, ,aJuly l6iA Onlyeus cases b
sunstroke to-day About ten so'cioch
this morning ]. H G6ftoh, Y promiieS'
citizen, succumbed To the hedt. and aitel
being carried into. & store. .expiIed il
haIf an hour. The heat isintense.
The .tempsretsreto-da daY vac yeyyr try
Ing. ,Inlhe middle Of the day sfhe mss
eury Stood st9fs, and at tour . ciotk "
sSo. ltTWas not lihfiIsItefl dafhtllat an,
reliHf.was axperiencadai &o@sts 4iIyTJ
sCiNefNSATrso sJnlya 16a-Ahhopeh f0
dav.hss been the warmest lofe the iseason
but four cases OF sunstroke have beer
reported, and ontv one Of these resulted
fatally John KrdlIi aged f4s,l al en-
ploye in safe factory, died from. tai
neat.sialsg Ea saJ ,eSLAos N a
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PARIS, July l7.AOwing to the rot
which has attacked the potato crop
tbroughout France il 10 estimated that
the defciencyin the same will amount TO
Ii, ,000, 900 sacks. sis iiisga Jaifo hiEgis
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20 q 1ffIF ffF I'D ia tliHI Ns nfnIH .aT
~It is ptedicied that one to5t the
most extensive Indian campaigns ever
known will soon be7inaueurated. The
Siouxy unier SrTrIKe BuLL, are pfepar.
inc rs lead the forcee. s7sv yiolss1 hn
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Goy.o :, o,McC Cieliau,e Of New Jersey has
granted aIcprieve in the case Of Covert
Bennett and Mrs. Smith, for the murder.
Of Police Of1csr Smith, until August
18TH.
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EINH HtIU aIIf FfIf3F~ ttH UAIfg5 =
Woedafielil. Julya229slS70.'
.r1eaASiyfa yliaRsoFf seEn hnc saittit,i

sABrTbA ISprzi Election Lax1isa ser
we're blow at those who desire iorohtsin
Office civ tbfiBing voters. CTheiaw viii
he found ip ,hts pspsr, and !. should y lt be 1,s
carefully read apesd sa e9selis s'shsros
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PINAFORE POLITICS.


I am header of great pat-tee; 81
The bloody shirt + continually faunts,
And SO do my sisters and my cousins and my
To say Tn soldier is not quite true,
Though now I'm masquerading in Union blue
was Captain of a home guard compa-nee,
And now I'm leader of a great par.tee.
When the war broke out took 70 the woods,
And proved my patriotism by selling goods;
l sold so much and SO profta-blee.
That now I'm the leader of great par.tee.
When other men went to the front to fight
Ny store was open both day and night;
To make big money saw my chance
BY selling to their sisters and their cousins and
their aunts.
Now the war is over and Tn not hurt. JJtlls
I swear by the tail of the-bloody shirt;
Other men may have fought more valiant-lee,
But I'm the leader Of the great par-tee. 3
TcfftgVgrl Frs-rN1 SOL
Now, if any young man for glory pants, u
Let him stick to his sisters and his cousins aud
sstSis 10 Ep{fJlA
+ his aunts.i 4 N9HT oTIGkHD
He may be Congressman, Governor, perhsp
~ President, ., - '5,gs',s3t ,ry,1 ,l.,
It's good deal safer, and i doesn't ccst
rradHt eNS7UBJ
+ CENT 4HURJIu q HhIIdIW
/
l. Chorus by enthusiastic Republicans:
II For it's greatly to his credit. 81
l. And.all his friends have said it's
l. That in spite Of all temptation
To fight Tor this great nasiur
l. He remained merchant-man,,-- 49,. Z
Il Ciacinnati Enquirer.
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ACQUISITION Answereslgs p

To THE EDlToR OF The SUN-Sr VIII
you have the kihdqess to: infelhs ma
which expression is correct col I! ecct * u dopt
know what hispolitics NA or 81 don't,
know whathis sipolitics is," and greatly
oblige one who has beeaa reader OF The
Sun since bOyhood."
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THE GLOVER COMDIITTEE RE-
. s, - PORT. -,

Startling Exposures of RObberies by
e the MilIi0n--The United States
Treasury Filled by a Den of
y Thieves. ~ st,r
During thsiatserpart of the last ses-,
sion OF Congress, t,e Republicans, fld-s
bustered to keep the Committee headed
by Congressman Glover from making a
report, fearing that an exposure of the
affairs in the United States Treasury
would be. damaging to their party. -ea,
/ Although not made to the House, the
New York Star prints what purports t.,
be the report Of the Glover Committee.
1t occupies many columns, and contains
an exposure Of most stnpenduons rob-
berries. The Star summarizes the CON
tents Of the document as follows: -
The report lifts the roof off the Tres-
sury fot the first time in twenty years.
Itshows that the swindling Bureau OF
Engraving and Printing has sbsorbed
S27, ,000, 900 Of public money, the eresti
er part of which was wasted or stden
1t shows that interest on United States
bonds has teen ofrauduleutly collected
for years by an outside ring operating in
|eollusion with Treasury employees. To-
II shows that,the thieves were protec-
ted aud shielded by Treasurer Wyman
and other high officials, Every rascal
whose, crimes forced him out of Office
received more lucrative BETH abroad.
1t, directly duplicates John Sherman,
who not only perpetaated the corruption
he found, before him., bnt multiplied, il
for the purpose Of rewarding partisan
services-as, for instance, when he alter,
ed the customs regulations on our Cana
| dian frontier and ruined hundreds OF
merchants. solely for the sake Of ihcreas!
| ing the fees. OF d Republican Senator s
protege. l'.'i H''3 Il .hi.s Sc f'.l51 81
The Glover report demonst states that
the federal secret service bureau is sink
OF rottebness nand hlackmaii, in which
no honest man can attempt to preform
bis duty withoutIincurrine the penalty oi
certain dismissal. iaysE iiiw sH 79H,
| sItincidentally examines the Southern
cotton seizures, and dc tails how Hon.aWi
E. Chandler, having seenredra alllistoi
these cotton claims, was enabledntoi re-
sign his position Of Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury and step at ence Tito, q
Flaw practice' worth Sl00, 600. IS
Millions 'npon millions OF doi1aaa oi
1.-THE peoples money have been squahder.
ed and stolen, the department has heeu
made a tool for most infamous. purposes
secret issues Of money have heen made
ito carry elections for the Republicans
all avenues that might lead TO exposure
,Ihave been closed, and, honest, conscien
ltious officials dismissed; the Southern
1 people have ,teen shamelessly plunderet
lby Sherman's Treasury ring; the mint.
have been flooded with counterfeit pape,
/ whenever such course served the pur
poses of the ring aud its dependents.
The most startling disclosures of;th,
report refer TO the mints and the Be
j reau OF Engraving and Printing. y
IM
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yEELowrEVRslsa At PHI LApElPHIAa 4

.s PHILApELsBrAueJaly l7;TThe brig
Shsstae ofsoNev York, from Bort az
Pspx, : Ssn Domingo, bound TO- Chester
Pa.1 atriyed0 10 great distress, II miles
below. this city, this mornings Qt the, !
men on cbosrdl7 we're down With thelyel-
lewr fever. -Four deaths had occurred
the captain beng among Tue number, !,
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7sUNIrED STATES ,oEiAMsRIGA, OHIo.l o
o. Office ofthe Secretary of yState,1e9p
l. Milton Barnes, Secretary of State
of the State of Ohio. do hereby certify.
that the foregoing is 3 true copy of an
Act passed bvrthe General Assembly OF
the State Of Ohio, on-the lst day of May
"A d lS7so taken from the original rolls
filed in this office. s9asmsasy 9di lle a,i7
hluow LIN testimony whereof j have
-t1sod eds herennto subscribed my mans
sEALl 6l and affixed my official seal
rno1 lebl7d at Columbus the l7th day q
.uooMay, A aD.blS79. ait 3gegiig
MILTON BARNES,
".isIfd GSecretafy iofiState.
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Ex-senator Ramsey has been tendereo,
and has accepted, the Secretary-ship of
War.
s7The2 average American kitchen and
DR. Bulls Baltimore Pills both know
Dyspepsia: the one creates it, the other
destroys II. Price % certs.g oIs9 q9di
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TI9iisf,I7 ayg s .urrlaa RIA

AAHN N4A-R - II ELs1H E BAL
pyTbe biz wheat crop in Ohio this
year is bad on Ewing. Denonkhg does
not prosper oa good crops lT3a Hss
May We v emo not conclude that Providence
has this year blest. 0ilio with hd sbis
wheat crop" beeaassstAe yDemecraey"
have secured control Of both, Houses Of
Congress,i- Rgyne CO., Demoerqt,4 ~
The Secretary of War, upons recon-.
.mendation of General Scho6elds CON.
manding at West Peint, has dismissed
six cadets for hazing. isz1iss
Arthur Townsend was murdered by
Indians in Tulare scounty, Califerpis,
three days ago. The Indians rere. iyuch.
ed by the white settlers,
The Value or foodasupplies 'Ihpoasa
into France during the first half Of the
year 1879, shows an increase or fl0,.
$4,000 compared with the same per iod
of 1873, si@ 'a'sss 13i aa1e''ig II
The New Hampshire House by A. very
large enajorily, inde6nitsgl postponed
the bill for the abolition Of capital pun,
ishment. The billreducing the salaries
OF State officers was also postponed. 4
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E'0H!MySSSs;:||s'' S|':| 3; s !; sss:: n: Il:
- = Z PaipS id theBSek Sids.
II 1nW EOi55, sd 90 dl5y,
uIh eases OF the Kidneys,
0H0101 Bladdar and ffrfnsr1

0gsns, ,Dropsy, Gravel. .Diabsrss; Ssig gkt'F Dls.-
ease Of tie Kidneys Retention OF Incontinenes
|Urin9 1xslSoas m sSses1 1sdx dxl1fAe1kakxbf
and Rxcoaseg YHUNTHs RENEpY is
From Rev. & &. Taylor, b. D., fissui ffHae
Baptist C61hhD ,aLal9SauuW
susuielBs HapYIpzzGs r I. June n, ls7sr
/ WHrrKs Ks,CtARKR-Dear Sir: meIpbsf cf,
my family had been troubled for several
gs,,. VIZ $RsS sss eaa e ,i!sa aass
HUNTS RBMEpY and was completely ,pursd.
~ Y HSsA. .ArnkS.,3 Axohau<S Ste 4
,NissIArSIas, Aiss, Apin 4 jis7s.
MA lDsaH slre' 3 - tsHB1N08
REMEDY used ina cassio DfSpsy with per-
fecs ssucoessic4 did nStassaGxf]s patiSSSSuaa
fouf, attsndiAgyp physioians saaa ktveds up lha
caSs .asA hopslssH2 HUNTS sR1MBpH x1s
then Used withepesfeot suoesss{ Snde thsstsE r
ttent sweiis n shah SiyseaUNr'Si RNDeOY'l
In nDfcpsicalisnd Kidney Dissasssv shilsssi "
i C. b. BLEcKES, r. Dgld
HuNT'S REMEDY h. purely svsss-
table, iaudD Is aussdsbysshss advice Of P6t}lEs
cians.A It has stood The test oftims tsss
=; =: :: y: J: HUNTS
trial will convince
you. .SKAIQikYHq
Send for pamphlet hN
to WM. Z. CLARKE HTIX
/ PsovDSSos. R.i u = ~ h0W
sold fs l1fs Hats
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't,HePOrted Tor Inc Splrlt OF DemooracysJ
o From Sunsbury Township. g.

BEALLsvILLE, UHI0, July IA, 1879.
ED. SPIRIT: We, were permitted on
last Saturday to attend the, Sabbath
School Celebration at East Snnsbury, of
which notice had previously been given
in your paper a., o .as, ~. -.
At,aa Ia very early hour the crowd began
to assemble at the church. About 8
O'Clock, the Beallsyille Cornet Band ar,
rived on, the ground and entertained the
audience, until the time for commence
ment, with some splendid music. q
AT IL, A. NJ. the house was called to
order by Superintendent W. K. Jefiers,
and the following programme was car
ried out: e, ,ls-.'e 80.
Music by School-Christ, the Lord, ID
risen to-day. Prayer by, Rev. T.. B.
King, which was very earnest and i'm
pressive. Music BY School Calling for
| Address by Rev. W. T. n. Daniels
The object OF the Celebration! la good
speech, In which there were some fine al.
| lusions to Old Testament Histofy.i Mu-
sic by Band.ei smos Ioi ioi 2aifliBd
Address by Rev. Geo. MeD Donald
Qualifications OF Superintendent; in
which several iof the requisites for cha
position were earnestly andieloquently
snp forthT1sm essgis1d CIT 9Sfa92ieI !
! Al this time dinner was announced. -
| TIE Marshals, Joseph Jeisrs, lFrauk
Jeffers and NV heelef, ,Isoon formed tb,
children aud young people into line, and
! the procession, headed by the band, took
up the line OF march for the tables, whict
were located In a cool, we'll shaded por.
ton of the adjoining wood Arriving
there we found ample room for abou
$50 around q table which the good ladiet
| of The community had 'abIndantly pro-
vided with not only tie ,ainties but also
| with the substsntials Of life. Order be.
I Ing restored thanks we're returned te
God, the giver Of allsthese blessings, bJ
Rev. Mcdonald, and then sbostiiities wert
opened along the whole line, the :abl'
being the loser in the conflict. The sat
listed and victorious ones we're hther
j marched out, the table reloaded and re.
j filed with guests, and the same onslaught
made as before with the same results.
\. 9 After dinner we had music by tn,
school-My Redeemer and On Wha'
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.sEF Fora while the Republican lead
ers boasted that they would carry Ohio
by $4,000 under, the banner of the
'"hloodylshirt.'', But the nomination Of
Generals eEwing and Rice BY the Demo-
cratic Convention let the wind out Of that
puffed bladder. and now thew insist they
will carry the State by Ia, ,000, on the cur
rency question. q The financial issue was
the very issue of lall others the Republi-
oans wished to,asoidIin the Ohio CAM
paigu, and to bury it completely out ,ol
eight they intended to reinyest With life
the dead war issues, srekindle sectional
animesities and faunt the bloody shirl
from devery stump. That programme
being rendered ridiculous by the uomi
nation, as We have said, of Generals Ey,
ing and Rice they bow pretend that The,
will carry the State by 10, 900 majority
on the & very issue they were so anxious
to avoid! We rather think they are get
tipginte atight plaee,andresort to brag
ging Ito divert attention from their con
dition.u-Enquirer,aoos esv brs .agl
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PARMENAs MIX.

They are lounging about ia the stores and
saloons,
They are telling old stories and whistling
old tunes; s
And the looks of their clothes, which are
seedy and thin,
Clearly prove that they's partial to leisure
and gin;
They are lounging about,
And their elbows are out
But for public opinion they don't care piD'
Whom tho marcurv mounts at the bidding
Then the lonngers appear on the streets in
a string; ;,ao,on.
For the sun has cnarn lor 'ne'e iNo0
A. thew stand with their backs to a wall or
And complacently white
While they argue little,
lust enough to exhibit their lack of good
sense.
They are looking for work-so they say
with sigh
That is one part emotion, the balance ''old
rye;" s
But their manner of looking we're bound
When we recollect work is inquiring for
them;
Should they meet face to face,
What would then be the case?
Why, the former would dodge and go rap
idly by.
So they stand in the sun and they think
and they think
How delightful 'twould be if invited to
drink;
And when supper time comes they partake
of the bread,
4 ~g- And they sighingly say
: - That they've hunted all day
For job as they lszily crawl into bed.
Ah, the lounger he loveth to lazily lean
On some nice sunny corner from morning
till cen. rs
Though he's out at the elbows and down
at the heels,
And his stomach's stranger to regular
meals,
He, much rather than toll,
Would be boiled, sir, in oil.
Or be ground into powder by Juggernauts
i. - t'S'
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Atlanta Marker,
Atlanta Constitution, July 5.

Atlanta Constitution, July 5.
FLoUR-Superfne $3.50; extra s. 90; family
S. Cas- Is: extra family So 90: fancy $3.50.
B.ooN-Clsar sides Ga; sugar. cured hams
10xa1i%c.
BULK MEArs-Clear rib sides 5s4a6c; clear
sides 64a6%c
LARD-Tierces $40: kegs and cans 9a91Sc.
NHsAT-Tennessee. choi-e white. $l.lO per
bush.
OATs-45o.
HAY-Timothy, s110al.15; mixed, ST. 05a1 10.
GORN-White 68c; mixed, Csc.
MEAL-Hha68c.
PEAs-$L25.
PorAroEs-Irish, $2.5oa2.75 per Dbl sweet.
SILL per bush.
ONIONS 90a$1.00,
EGGs-ll1@c.
BUTTER-Tennessee, choice, l8a2Oc.
PoULTRY-Spring chickens, I0al7c.
BEESwAX-21c.
FEATHERs-New Choice mixed $50
DK1sD FRE1T-Apples, peeled, &c; unpeeled,
1910 per b.
LIVE STOcK MARKET-Tennessee cattle
choice $40, common 211a31zc, Georgia raised
lZa3c- Spring lambs are also eff. and quoted
in fair demand at 1857 sheep-Sl. 00a2.O0 per
head.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-07-12
Wicked for Ciersymeu.

I" believe 1t to be all wrong and
even wicked for clergymen or other
monials to quack doctors or vile stuffs
called medicir es, but when a really
meritorious article is made up OF COM
mon valuable remedies known to all,
and that all physicians use and trust
in daily, we should freely commend
it. l therefore cheerfully and heartily
commend Hop Bitters for the good
they have done me and my friends.
firmly believing they have no equal
for family use. / will not be without
them" Rev. -, Washington, D. G.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-07-12
Chattanooga Market.

Chattanooga Commercial July
CoRN-Dull, $3.50.
WHEAT-Demand slack, 80a90c.
MEAL-60 cents per bushel.
MEATS meats, long clear sides, SIC.
Bacon, short clear sides, 64c; shoulders
5; Tennessee hams, 81.
LARD->-In tierces. Bic; cans, &c.
OATs-Per bushel, DO cents
HAY-7oa90 per cwt., on wharf.
PoTAToEs-Irish, S100a12O.
FLoUR-Extra, $5.25; family, SIS. so /;
extra family, $5.75; fancy, Sc. 25; new S. O..
PoULTRY-Chickens, frying. l0al5c :;
gfown, 15a16sc.
EGGs-Per dozen, 10a11c.
BUTTER-Per pound, 124aI7c.
GINsENG-Per pound, 65a8O.
BEEswAx-Per pound, l8a20c.
HIDEs-Green, 4c; sailed, SIC; dry
salted, 7sl0c.
FEATHERS Live geese, 20a35c.
TALLow-Dull, per pound, &c