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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15

a careful calculation shows that the weight OF
goods exported was abont IL 100000 gross tons,
against about 1900. 900 tons the year before.
The imports were $iG6,0737o5 IN vaine or
S799,071 less than in 1873. Here again. while the
yaiues Were about the same the quantities were
larger There were more coffee. sugar. etc. from
Brazil more sugar from the West Indies etc. A
few of the figures will be found interesting:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15
THE INTERNATIONAL CODE COMMITTEE

The annual meeting of the International Code
Committee held Thursday at the
residence president society The folio wing
Executive Committee elected for 1896 David bud
ley Field, president; A. z. sprague secretary aud
treasurer Theodore ID. Woosey, Charles A PeabOdy,s
Ircnmus Prime, f. A. T. Barnard. Samuel Osgood,
Lafayette 8. Foster. Edward S. Tobey, g. Washington
Warren Alfrtd II. Love, James b. Angel, John +.
Dillon Herschel V. johnson, Matthew =. Deadly, Erasr
tus c. Benedict. Amasa J. Parker and Howard Payson
Wllds. Resolutions Of respect for the memory Of
the late Joseph r. Thompson. ID. d., mem
Der OF tie society. adopted, after which
the report OF Chancellor L. q. Benedict m
delegate 20 the London Conference In August was re-
ceived The report that the attendance at the
Guldha was represented as unusually good aud mostly
from Continental towns Many interesting papers we're
read and there was much discussion. The hos
ptates extended TO tno members were or the kindeSt
and most distinguished character"
on motion OF Judge Peabody IL Was resolved that the
frequency OF snpwrecks ana coliisions nc sea witn
The 10 impose upon the u e
States Government necessity VI legislation ana Oh
treaty 10 provide better remedies catastro-
pnes aud q more effective means OF redress than now
cxisls. -.
ON motion OF the secretary, Mr.. sprague IL was re-
solved that Committee views with satisfaction tue
gen raj approval European countries OF tile rules OF
general average known as the " lork-Autwerp rules,
put regrets Of tue New York Chambero Com
merce In declining 10 JOIN with other organizations III
their universal adoption.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15

ton Of the day. At the trial he put in the plea OF
self-defencc. and was convicted only of man.
sentenced to fl We months mDrsonmenti in the Kings
County Penitentiary. On Monday last he appealed
for Q new trial nj the General crin IN BrJoklyn,
ceiyed full pardon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15

The Rev. Mr.. PAYNE rector OF the Holy Trinity
Reformed Episcopal Church Of Nswars wi.le
preaching Yesterday morning dropped 30 The or
in his pulpit. lie carried ont 81 the church to
his home where he lies in q critical condition. Ehe
cause was heart trouble. Tho occurrence created
prn,Oupd sensatinn in the congrenai on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15
THE SUICIDE OF THE BURGLAR sAMuELs


THE SUICIDE OF THE BURGLAR SAAuELS.
Coroner Croker conduaisd the official inquiry,
Saturday. into the death of George Samuels, the
young thief who was killed OH Saturday, December
O. by a train on the New-Hayen Railroad, hall a
mile below Woodlawn Cemetery. Tho witnesses
were few, but their testimony was conclusive. Inc
jury found verdict Of suicide by stepping In
front of the train. No new features OF
tho young mans life. with its strange
history of dissipation and unconquerabIe
deprayity. were elected. and his parents were
not called upon to testify. Samuelss father is
a wealthy butcher living East Ffteth-st. De-
spite the most strenuous efforts 10 tnrn MN from
wild life. the boy grew up thief. aud was at last
cast out from his home and ds0wned. lie was not
heard of afterward until, on tue morning OF
December g. he was walking on the railroad
track some distance before the engine.
The testimony of Edwarl Terhune. the fireman,
and Benjamin f. Miller the engineer Of the train, 10
that he stolidIy kept on his way, payingno attention
10 the whistle of the engine the violent ringing
OF the bell At last when the engine almost touched
him. he stepped IN front of IL and was killed. he
suicide was deliberate. On his body Dothing
was found except burglars jimmy" and the
original theory that he ended his life in despera-
ton from hunger is still adhered 10 by the police
Charles A. Mayer an uncle OF the dead man, living
at No 40 East Sixtyirst-St., testified 10 recOgnZ-
ing the body ut the Morgue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15
AFFRAY IN A BROOKLYN STREET.
THREE TX-COSVICrs ATTACK AND ROD AN INTOXl

THREE IX-COSVICrs ATTACK AND ROD AN INTOXI-
GATED MAN.
The attention Of Officers White and Boyan, of The
Washington Street Police. Brooklyn, was attracted
at late hour Saturday night By a crowd Of men
and boys in Budge-st., near TillaTy-st., and upon
making an investigation the found Francis. alias
"Bnck." Harrington, lying on the sidewalk, the
blood flowing freely from a stab in his leg. Har-
rington refused to say who had stabbed HIM. but
some persons in the crowd pointed out drunken
man named, Martin Connolly, VINO had several
gashes IN his face, as the who had inflicted the
wound Both Harrington aud Connolly were taken
to the police station, where Connolly said 70 O. p
tain Campbell that as he was passing along Bridge
ST. he had been attacked by Harrington and several
other men, who beat him and stole watch from
bis 10, ket. In the atfIay lac received a lumber Of
wounds on his face, but he denied having made use
of any weapon. OIicer Wh'te mad taken inc Drecau-
ton of observing mo were in 10 crowd at the
time the arrests were made, and upon the iniorma-
ton given by bin number OF officers wore sent
ont 10 arrest HarrIngtOn's companions. irdncis,
alias "Buck." Walsh aud john Mclaughlin were
taken into cusOuy in q short time, Mclaughlin o.
hat and Walsh's hands beng covered with blood.
! hey made fierce resistance TO the officers, and
the assistant jauitor of Public School No. 1, at
Adams and Conc Td-sts, also received "a slight
wound IN The abdomen, but H. refused 20 tell by
whom 10 was inflicted. HarrngtOns wound was
dressed by Ambulance Surgeon Piympton, but Con-
nelly refused To nave any surgical attention. Har-
rngtOn, Walsh ana Mclaughlin were locked up
charges OF highway Robbery and teiUniOus assault,
and Connolly was held for intuXicatiOn. The three
assailants are wei known 90 the police, and are
members of what is called the kettle Gang" Which
nIesls lillaIy-si. harrington aud W aish were re-
Gently released from III penitenilaiy, where each
served term for burglary, and Mclaughlin has
also been III tine penlicntary Tor highway robbery.
Harrington lives at NJ. % Highest, Mclaughlin at
No. 2O2 DeKalb-ave., and Walsh at Hudson-ave. aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15
FOUR PLEDGES TO LESSEN DRINKING.

-FOUR PLEDGES 10 LESSEN DKINhINU.
The b, lord Npl,'l ion Society OF Brooklyn an
auxiliary of the New-York Business Mems Society
for the encouragement of Moderation, met yester-
day afternoon at Bedford Hail. lompkins-ave
Brooklyn. II. ii. Hadley. the secretary of the
New-York Society. said that the society's ultimate
object was total abstinence. but that as helps
toward that end they had four pledges. These were
the red pledge for tOa abstinence for period 30 be
specified IVY the signcr the white one contains a
promise not 10 drink during business hours; the
blue one not 10 treat" or he treated ana new
pledge to drink nothing stronger than wine or
beer. Since the society was Incorporated last
Spring more than $4,000 persons had sIgned the
different pledges. This has not been accomplished
by holding exciting meetings and a-kiug for sigma
lures after thcm but by appeals t. reason and calm
Judgment. Mr.. Haley related number of in
stances in which the of one Of the other pledges
led the sgner finally tn tnat for total absti-
nence A short address was maze by l.. W. CTowell,
vice president of the society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15
A COLORADO HOTEL KEEPER MISSING.
Tho noice were iuformed Thursdav of the dtsar

pearance of +. e. Spauldiug, owner of n hotel at
Colorado Springs. Col. MIR. spauldIng East
on pleasure trip. and after stay III Syracuse lett
that city Tor New-York November 10. Silas
Corey, "a cousin OF Nix Spaulding, aud friend came
from syracuse Thursday but failed 10 learn any
thing about his movements III TINS city except that
hr arrived here and lett his nole on the following
day. oslensIbly return TO his friends IN Syracuse.
IL was said at Police Headquarters that the hotel
was either the Metropohtan or the Merchants, bat
ut neither OF these places there auy record OF
Mr.. SpauidIng's visit. According To Mr.. Corey,
however, a. had been ascertained that the missing
man stayed one pight and shared has with a
stranger. Mr. >paulding 10 described as sixty-0nc
years old. tall and with full beard and hair turning
gray. he was well provided with money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15

When two women with new hats on pass
eacn tue there u pair OF back stares
uad@ tmuasdinisis -iMurathon Independsut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15
CLAIMING ToBE A MIsER's WIFE.

At n hearing in the Orphau's Court OF Hudson
County. n. j.. Saturday, ~ the contest over the
money of DAVID Leech. the mlser rag-picker Of
jersey City, who eft $4,000. testimony was
gwen Co show that Leech married Jane McElyey ut
Matawan, N. j., in 1912. ana taat ue was an Irish
man, and not an EnglIsnmsn. as alleged by some Of
the contestants.
PARDONED AND RETURNING TO ENGLAND.
Richard b. Roliason. recently convicted of man.
slaughter at Tompknsville. Staten Island, has been
pardoned by Governor Robinson and has returned
90 England with his family. On the eve OF the
Fourth Of July last koason shot and instantly
killed n-nrse Sisk. who had besnn --.-- eAiabrs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15
LARGE ATTENDANCE Al THE DAIRY Fab

large attendance saturday evening at the ln-
ternatloaal DAIRY Far gladdened the hearts OF the
managers. Dairy Cottage was beset with custo-
mers and the cheess-inakers were surrounded by
interested Spectators Nearly all of the juries have
been al work. Ii Is whispered that the Empire
cousin. which has climate peculiarly ADAPTED 10
ehAsss-ruakns wiii como close altar and taxa the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15

lead In the industry among. the Western states.
Iowa and Illinois, il is said, will rank very high in
the butter competition. Addresses were made ny
Thomas Leaning, of Montreal, and Colonel II ";
Liiter, Of Iowa. Professor K. A. Willard, OF
Horkimer County, viii speak this evening"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15

A negro known to the clerks along Market
ST. a. Ola Tom fom, has the last few weeks. been
claiAning tuat no 100 years od. aud be las
found many believers. He was warming his hanns
when an acquaintance came along and said WELL
uncle, hear tnat you've got TO oe an old mao ies
ass'r Pze bin aign' right up fast Pze ODER hundrea
now" as thai sol In wat year were you
born Z" " In l779." The msp began 10 ask ques.
tiops and M i've minutes bad almost convinced
the darkey that wasnt born unt the year 1900 and
consequently was only seyenty-nine years OLD. Ds.
rigut" mused Tom-Iom. II must be ri2ht-can't 90
otherwise Here's the figures rlgnt hero 70 prove u
.Wa rae bin calm myself clean hundred" ssid the
old mau, US he scratched his head, "but II hain's
NORM seyentuiue. PEe gwne 10 git dis crook outer
fo'th vile lore de hodsysi Glad dat you met me- ssn
lie feeiin' lighter IN the heels already'-lbos'on
Courier.
AGMCULTURAL IMPRovEMESTs.--Land stew.
ard TO teuan. farner: We'll. Giles wnat arc ~ ~
ing 10 SOW here 4" Farmer Amt sacty msao ~
ny mind ar; but could put Ia few eto so~
land aeens-tney to thrive best on tne iano No
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15
Imports.


ls66 OeO SEA 667 s.s2 295 600 s94 Gss
1873 1860 3O7.sO7.OOO l66 1000 56y,5SS 600
, 1879-07-12
out nader the tneumbtance md bought In by
t1o Hecciyes. The report was referred to the
Master for examination.

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out ndsr nc aa ts9o 9onRns ~ n ~ ~
me,in2 o isSesnse. ~ s,an,inat'ou' & "~'
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,.,.. p,.,,,,. ,asn.nto. .,,.. atlas ,o.a.o
onnFo 1'oSe' ar n ntan. I'm t 49, ~ anv
ns.as 1sM ~ nS,n|,ess e.@p' no''o'' "
efeS r. ,e H. .tcra cos. 1obn r. t,c,man v&,,
..r;s. ."o ort.scl ,t, I.as. hnfarn Ino
nng.tt +, ina ~" .yt ~ X ~ wi,1, ontEo
gsnIner gs a. - surely, m '' ~ '''''' "'A 's'
Hwy h Ia INC siase stteet s GGnaemnauon
c.e ~ H. H. aa ~ iu sxsu ro.,,
H. 70 90 "a sauTS f. Mam,
f.ct,,rInu e,nmnanr thc 1,occivsr was a,,,oriz"d
tn srIl H. ssssts ~ liz Ennenv @onai.tI,," ~
notes aud accot1nts, and nm enuftv OF rcdc.np.
ton In certain machinery 10 tic building on
Wa'lae: street. The snlo IA 70 bo made at auc-
ton, ntter due noteo By publication. .
Judge Moore yesterday. granted diyorco to
Truman e. ssosc from Emma l.. Hose Of, tic
GROUND Of descrti0'l, md 10 Alice Il. Arnhetm
FROM Marks Arnhclm for adultery.
UNITED STATES copnrs,
The R.ro.eno Iomn.t1catcr romnonv Tied n
biji yestrrdsv n-utnat. isanr ". Hntmis to rc.
stra,t dim from Using its patent for IN Improve.
meut Ia lamp chimneya.
auppn1on cnt,nr TN uutrr.
~ suta'o' eou'. :" n's.ht.
Meolv n. laws MM conn Y. 4ooM 5l oe&an q
lng 1850.
pbiIn ntcteT .s nm, Hcorn Reecss e@e" A'''S'
..,s ,,
Milton George commenced a suit for $4,000
against uoratto N. T. Lewis.
:, Ntown q Eaflo began g. q sui AGAINST s,Rmanu
arst l. Pster sFs aad I john n'o' otto 'o' lot
-.
, 1879-07-12
NORTHWESTERN PATENTS.

List Of Patents 1aauah to Inventors of the
N0rthwest.
bpee4at Dtspalch to The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. t., July 11.-A. II. Evans &
Co., paten:-Solscitors, report the following pat
cnts tseued to Northwestern inveutors:
I. ILLINOIS.
N. N. Dlake. Jacksonville, ferce.
q. G. browning aud j. F. liay, Montrosc.
j. X, Cadwalaaer, Darnudattc, spring scat for
i. II. csaadail, Chicago. fence.wiso strctchcr.
3. >. and 7. u. Davis, Rock lsland feed for
John 11artsook. Sparta Dasrel-hoox,
y; Hoover. Morrison, reaper attachment.
=, Ksns, chsaso SSi Sj.sslosfd:
l. kitsn: New t!osto9. Rnb.soil rsow.
q. W. MARYLAND and A. Hitchcock. Pam,
Y. +. rh!lltps, Ottawa, eheek.row attachment.
s. lynn. Pcsatonica, lsnd. marker.
a. etcmpe. Chicago, irawbrtAee 4hte.
). 8. Bwarthcy. Chicago, dcntAf piuEger.
II. umsdenttock, CnicaZo, securing looks to
j. j. Ward, Forsythe. bec.hsvcp.
N. Zimmerman, ChtcAeo. arr.tuwer.
WISCONSIN.
4. c. Andre, Tnrt!c, horsa corn ptanter.
]. +. Appleby. f9clott. p1aft-coMpI.ns.
E.i. Hood Mukwonuoo horse. collar.
T. Chichester, Milwaukee, hlgli chatr. ctc.
MICHIGAN.
II. Il. Hisscl, Grand Rapids, carpet. .wccper.
F. s. Dains. Flint. 4ash fsaienrr.
q. II, K!dder, hsn,atn, aIId1Ng door,
]. NJ. Pctcrs0n, Michlgamane, cutting ra!Iwny.
rails.
MINNESOTA,
4. Dinchtcld. Mcdtna portable forge.
4. A. Carlson, Red Wing, brick -tlslcrs.
William NcCalnc, st. Paul, 'tsc4ting pysoxy-
line.
IOWA.
". g. Alexander. Daka!uoaa. Eatu.
W. T. BHrrows, NASHUA, wngan.rnce
A. lIHcknlan, l}laktanurs pl1w.
Il. i. Harris, Dubuque, cn!tiyator.
v. HeuEy. WapeIlo, nallt!uer's aud hattcr's
7. 4. Kellett Laporto City, hca:css for lamps.
q. a. KrnYnH. MGnFcgos, waaoA. .bEake.
A. N. Nan Mesa, Seymour, Wueon. brake.
INDIANA.
T. N. nnlta, Dublin, flaming. mill.
n. =. Hettfs. Attca, Alne. tnH-luoD.
W. II. Bond, urconHbsiEongls. quite. u,
u, 0lbbcns, Gutifold Township. running gear
for wAg0np.
W. b. lI,akloy. indianapolis. coEoc- -roaster,
etc.
William Il. wsst, Indianapolis manufacturing
Of Illuminating ga.
y. Il. Weaver. indianapolis, wrench.
EEHNAAKA.
Henry Rhyn. 0mahn, pipe -wrepch.
, 1879-07-12
Tho Reception OF Con. Grant Rt San Fran
ctku0.

x,in ktuEcIAcn 3aIietir, JHHt -.
Whatever siguiilcance tllH forthcoming return
OF &len. Graut IL tAr unitrd Statcs May hayp In
political r,rcles, theso now appears to bu q
strong Interest, independent NJ politics. among
hls old companions Ii, srnls Ut ViCks0urg anll
Apuon,attux, ns we'll us anlong tho admirers
generally OF the soldier rrcst4eut, tu teauuring
tu him GU hta arrival tu tbta city all ovation that
shall not ba unworthy of the hohuFa that bare
boeu show cred upon Linn during hts vsLt abroad
BY alulost every uatlon Vi tue earth. The Utalld
Army OF tllo Republic has already taken thu ,u-
it4attve In the moyement, which, II carried out
successfully, according to tue present plans Of
thv Init inposIng receptions ever rendered 10
apy man by lie people Of this coaat. The menu
hers ot lhe Grand Army ciaiu, that they ase en-
titled to act ~ tha advances guards In the move
snent 10 welcome tue sx-pssssdeut, their organ
ikatiun beLuE non- political one, many Qf IN
members haVMg served under Grant, and tho
, 1879-07-12
JUDGE NOT.

1sec your face, Itorcb yonr hand. and hear
Tho rh.thm!e dripping Of your laughter; yet your
heart
Il scalcd mystery 10 me. Fen while you eua'lc,
Some heavy pain may burn It whfts aud sefs.
How c1n knowt Uhi in the worlds gay mart
Arc msuy martyrs, who with happy eyes
Conceal low moantnps ard most hitter aehs:
And VIC nre harsh to them, becausc. the while,
They Sptak low words and hide their mourning
lows
We call thsm shalIsw, for we do not know
The hidden troubled depths within their aeuts,
Nor Of she apGnist that across then, rolls
When ne Are kneertng. So, 1sRy to you,
Judge no heart but your own-ot bp Entrue.
JrLr z, 1879, FANNY Dh1acoLL.
, 1879-07-12
WTl1bcr F. Storey's Start In Life,

I0C<sFH <kfcn.l fFAfto{.
Thiriy-ona years ago Wflbcr r. Storey, pro-
prietor of the Ch!cago Times, was Postmaster Of
jackson nnd editor Of the Patriot A COPY pf
The latter. dated Feb, 7. 1873, and on file ID I've
couoty Clcrk's oit1ee, contains the proceedings
OF the annual meet!ng Of tie County Bible So
ctety, at which Mr. Storey VIVA elected Tress-
urcr, ard impaiedlv Was esteemed A. eu{cless
man and Christian. And It seems also TINT
Mr.. Storey found time frnid bis pressing official
duties in the Post-Oflce to hsndls brands Of
candles which possessed hts perfect confidence,
since he did HOT scruple to honor them With bis
warrant. Here is a copy OF hta advertisement:
CANDLESl CASDLEs!i
THE DEPOT FOR CANDLES IS ATTrIE JACK
Il son look Store, Post ollee. where may he
Stesrtno do. Tallon do,
Thee candles arc at Eastern manufacture. and
arc Warranted 70 be 1tht.rate articles. The star
cande9 are equal 10 sperm a. less price, For sale
by the b0E or single pound. ". F. STOREY.
eEFTENpEK q, 1B4T.
Such wrra the foundations upon which Storey
built; but In IN evil hour ho left jackson, ami
tue public know the rest.
, 1879-07-12
. SOLDIERS REUNION.

by appointment At The last Reunion, At Jack.
sonville, tic following regitncnta-vx.: Four
tceutn. Sixteenth, Nineteenth, Twensy y.ct9htt,
Thtrty-second, Thi-ty.thtrd, Fifty.hftb, Seventy.
eighth, EiRhty-fourth. Nsnety.ninth, One.Hun-
dfed-and-Firs1 One -Eundrcd- and. Third, One
Hundred.and.E Eighth, One-uundred-a Four
teenth, ne-unndrctl-and-Nfn Nineteenth, Ons-Ilun-
utcd-and- r wenty- fourth Illinois Infantry, Sec.
ond aud Third Cavalry, Second Artillery, Nor
gan County Sa,lors' MD Soldiers Union-wi'l
hold their annual Reunion ut Dcart1ttown, Cans
County. IT,, ot, Thursday, Aug. g., 1879. All
soldiers and satlora Of the Mexican, Black Hawk,
1872, and the late War nre Invited to attend.
GEORGE VoLKMAR, Mayor.
W. G. STE1HMETz,
Fourteenth Inlnols Iataatz3,
NoRMAN PARSONS.
Company &, Third Illinois Cavalry,
Committee on Invitation.
, 1879-07-12
ONE WORD COVERS THE ADVICE

WHICH ahonlI b. RlyeA 70 n0rV0us, Slender,
opiatss. appctIzers, xre comparatively u.eltss.
The system must be built ny with a gepuips tonic
~ order 70 the recovery Of Stgpr and tranquility by
Inc nerves. A C1uFsr, systematically pursued. OF
the leading tuslRoEsnt. liostottut'a Stomach Htt.
ten. should Ia sosortsd 10 W those who suLler
from weak neesea and general debility. Tbs Flom-
ousnoss md loss Of Vitality, IN toned auu regulated
to ~ medlclns g. an!i tae oraan acs with pre-
ehao'.k con AKIN 70 thst Of 4sesay going picco .! ne.
Arc. through the influence OF the Dittcts, foiowuI
faln ot N9oE and heah aud tho disap appcAr.
ance OF oaI!ouuhess aild rrngularity OF tho bowels
whsIs surh c4tst. AZ they usually do. Appetite
and slesp are then rcgaiuel
, 1879-07-12
At EVENTlDE.

Eafily ascending,
JOyfdlly blending,
14se swect vuIecs, Glad lnd free
Hoftly sinGlnE,
tlny1y W}uGtnr.
Love.pDtes Ger L4fafa restless aca,
Nonnheauae, GluncinE,
tnttay ilstcinE,
Spafkje in The airy blnrt
A., res1undlnr,
Upward bnntdMK,
Float tho 4onEh Of lord ohcs true.
Fond hearth, beating,
Arc repeating
Ta'es Ut tHoae bright tsys Of yofa:
OF tllosn 'hovo III
Who ett)l lows ns-
LoY'a ones ou tho Go!den Shore.
Sweet haFos, r1ag1aE,
Nav ara w1nCing
FattA sweet cAtltncos Of love,
A.. a-arcanltng.
Faad ayeA, g;asatng,
Seek the dreamy staEx nboTs.
I.una, bs1ml1c,
aGfkly streaming,
Fl1N!n with llxiit tito golden hair
OF lf.n maiden
Sorrow .laleh-.
Gods sMn choice. peculiar care,
DECATUR, Ill. Dawn i, MHrcALp,
, 1879-07-12

Mo.hers! your child may have wormsl Then. by
al means uas ''Drowu's NaFmtfugs cpmafs. u
They are tho b<at, surest, md most poAs4ut Ee,u.
edy known. Avoid couutestslh. Pdee, 25 coato.
, 1879-07-12

Fcllows' Syrup Of 1l{pohosphttes supp|ics mat
yet tot bone aud blood, rendering It highly benz.
, 1879-07-12

-:"-- II
6anfordt jstnaiea Ginger IL delicious, InviRo5at.
ipg. tetseshing, wholesome, anl yaie,
, 1879-07-12

- y B1!EtiNAFF 0astlt<. 3u7V 2.
It IL reported that our cotton crop this yesr
will amount TO ESQ, 600 bales. This Is 4 DE-
ctded lnrrease over last year, and 10 100000
more bales than The South produced before the
War, when 10 the full enjoyment Of the prodta-
much.
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latter himself being smsmbcr OF thclr t,od,, hjs
name sttli staudinx on tho mustar rolls Of ons
OF tile Philadelphia rosts.
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8 $780, 4a


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Out OF this halance, however, Is to DO de-
Quoted 4s,G37,17 advanced prior 10 January last
BY 8, d. Ward under permission of court, which
leaves deficiency Of $5.010. r. due thc Receiver.
Mt, Ward also says that be has acquired tito to
6ub-Lo+s I and i, In Kargle's Subdivision Of 4
part Of Sec. s., %, IA, improved by = two-sto1y
aud basement brick house md q cottage. This
was mortgnRest 10 the bank to secure not0 OF
92,t& made by Charles u. AJAms and was sold
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separated sogshur kua causa ApeedJ nAfrsxol Hs'ls'
tackor I!trN ur u9atY Refunded. 10 III. " w. u.
Zee, ~ cents to u; NJ gentlemen.
The New York herald., 1879-09-21
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