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South America
AISnan:SIans
WAS TAKOOR KAHN A TRAITOR?

LONDON, September 1G.-The military
correspondent OF the Times says: ut is
difficult, in the face Of the overwhelming
evidence to the contrary, to believe that
Yakoob Khan played an honorable part in
the recent shameful deed at Cabul. 1t is
significant that Major Cavagnari's principal
native assistant is believed to have died
short time before the outbreak under some
what suspicious circumstances. Being an
Afghan, and well acquainted with the work
ings OF an Oriental court, his presence In
the British residency was dangerous to those
who were plotting the outbreak"
ANOTHER LETTER FROM THE AMER.
LONDON, September 16.-Yakoob Khan
has sent another letter to Ali Kahyle eX'
pressing his grief and distress at recent
events. He says he has confidence in the
British Government, and announces his in
tention to punish the offenders.
SAILING oF. TROOPS FOR BOMBAY.
PORTSMOUTH, ENGLAND, September TO-
The British troop-ship Malabar, with forty
officers, has sailed for Bombay. AT Queens.
town. she will embark l, leo men, composed
OF draft from various regiments, and then
complete the passage with all possible dis
patch. Tie draft will be FASTENED up the
county to take part in the operations
against the Afghans,
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH,l
RICHMOND, september Is, 1879. 50,
PROPOSALS. FOR THE REMOVAL
OF DEAD ANIMALS from this city for one
year, commencing september 23, 1879, VIII be re-
ceiyed al this Office uutii FRIDAY. September l9th,
al l O'Clock IL. Contractors will u5u,e their Sc
curi.Ies In t6etr proposals y ~ r. IL f. ~ =
The Committee on Health reserve the right TO re-
ject any or all bids.
ANY Information desired on the subject VIII be
Au1 Ai''.N ~ "''''s - j. G, CABELL.
&c 1876, President Board Of aealth,
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Tho Genial system.

PHILADELPHIA, September 16.-The Com
merciaI Exchange OF this city to-day, by a
vote of o. to Ga, adopted the Genital system
as the basis for the purchase and sale Of
grain, flour, and seeds, to take effect Janu-
AIRY 1St next.
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DRUGS. MEsslCanEsS. sS<, .

rENHE GENUINE THREE-FISH NOR
4 VIEGIAN COD-LIyER OIL.-This Is ungues-
tionuby the best and Quest OIL In market. IL pos
sesses all the medicinal properties Of C0d-Liyer Oh
in the greatest possible proportions, and on ac-.
count or lis mid and pleasant. bland taste. and the
Absence Of The usual dagrceabie odor, can b. easily
taken and Is readily retained by the most delicate
5tolnachs.. Sold 10y l.. WAGNER, ID uggist.
sell Sixth aud Broad streets.
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lioId RnIlion Eeceiyed and Rev Work.

New YORK, September 16.-The amount
of gold bullion received here to- day aggre-
gated 81, sos. 0O0-nearly all ia French col%.
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COMM ERCIAL,
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

COtLN AMI ELOUFI EACaANGE.
RICHMOND, September 10, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 1873 bushels. Red, 6542 BUSH
els.
CORN White, SOB bushels. Nired, 572 BUSH
els.
OATS.-616 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. "a bushels very good at $1.1 6 /;
46 bushels prime III Sly: 2S bushels Fultz at
Sl.l3: 80 bushels FultZ n S1.12-total. 1873 BUSH
els. Red, 1S bushels Lancaster At S1.i5; $50
bushels very good Lancaster at S1.17: so bushels
common Lancaster 1T 9Sc.; 80 bushels very good
Lancaster 1T Sill; IL bushels mixed ut SLIP
1872 bushels mixed Oh private terms; ii bushels
common Fultz 1T 81 .02; go bushels common FulIz
at El.03: 266 bushels prime Fultz private
terms; 20 bushels fair Fuz at Sl.0S; So bushels
very good Fultz ut Slip: 1913 bushels good Fulrz
at Sll2 81 bushels good FuiiZ Ut 81 90; so BUSH
els Fuliz at 81 06 1858 bushels very good Fultz at
SLIP: 80 bushels Fultz III 05; 1G bushels Fultz
at $I.0S: zig bushels very good Fultz ut SLIP
total. 1910 bushels.
CORN White, 2S4 bushels good at 5jc.; 90
bushels very good ~ SOC: 100 bushels ut Sic
tolal. $50 bushels Mired. 80 bushels ut SAC.
OATs.-26 bushels on private terms; TIA bushels
on private terms: s bushes very good spring at
sac; SO bushels good winter 1T 40c.: sc bushels
good winter at 40c.; so bushels good winter ~
40c.-total, 392 bushels.
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S'a state Government Trou-
bsau

pa, re1 aH'A; September 1e.-The Governor
CoIdsnitb,s ~ ro, accept Comptroller. General
E.rtass the co,Ssssisg;nation, and thereby en-
erlmebl nnu o ,uiaafe branches of the gov
Fesaings ~" eHs~sed in impeachment pro-
I on 0, s, sa; has accepted the resigna.
tsgned il il Treasurer Murphy. who
Freasrras" order to avoid embarrassinp the
+egRla!S,, ,o IN further proceedings in the
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ress the e' IT, =. iilden has been invited to ad.
.gricuItprr..'' ar : 70 be given BY the keystone
e Will nr raa society, Of Berks county, Pa,
xlonei Kn;ssS. o>Sssps. Az Eegt 4i.s .s1S.l
Fss|nia ngat ought to Invite him 10
E.f. N' ne would draw a crowd TO the
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DUSSIAN KESAN SOAP
A SHaTING-SOAP OF GREAT EXCELLENCE
BY SOME Esteemed
TIE BEST ~ THE WORLD.
Fog .aleby PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.,
se3 1916 Main street.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
FIOIIr.

Fine, $3.50: supertnp. 1926; extra. So; COM
NOR family, $5.25@s5 so: fancs brands, sea
NJ 80.
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BUFFALO LATINA NAr.R.
BUFFALO LPTHTA WATERS Y
II FOR
a..s.--E MALARIAE POISON.
THESE WATERS TEsTEDIN A CASE OF YELL
Low. FEVER. &c. - s3

EXTRACT FROM 4 LETTER OF DIR. WILLIAM
49,, 7. HOWARD, OF BALTIMORE,
PROFESSOR oF DISEASES OF WOMEN AND chill
DIEM II THE UNIVERSITY OF MAITLAND,
OF AUGUST /, 1879. T.
DR.. Howard compares these waters with those
the celebrated Greenbrter While Sulphur, West Viz
ginta and adds the following: - -
!. Indeed, In . certain class of easas. II IL much
superior to The latter. alude To The abiding de-
blisv attendant the tardy convalescenoe FROM
grave acute diseases: and more ssnecialIy to the,
fq E1EFs g" at tf TH skaEs Ab s
Tis sf;sR ajfns apa a
are RENE liable at all By mineral waters. IN Ghort
ssrs fAass sse s ssas and
number n cdses1n General way, r geaIa I'M
tfnburg county, "a" ~: ~ -. +.
MALARIAL POISON. 80 a,..t
CHRONIC REMITTENT AND INTERMITTENT
'FEyERs, &c. .ss ~ t.'''
CASE OF aiR. -. OF CHARLOTTE COUNTY
+. ..,.s VIRGINIA. =, 49, ,.,r .i'..s,. r.
STATED BY DR.. WILLIAM FOUNTA1NE CAR
RTNGToS-oF HALIFAX COUNTY, VA :. ! J..
BEFORE THE WAR SURGEON In THE
s..-- UNITED STATES NAVY. a., = s4."
AND DURING THE WAR A SURG EON IN THE
CONFEDERATE STATES ARMY. .''.
[Exfxaet from letter slated Meldendo Hniifa < couu-
~, Va, AsgTs Is, 1901 ~
The case of MIR. ---. Of Charlotte county, ya..l
" as ONE which the medical world recognizes The
effect OF malaria1 poison. with frequent and pro-
longed attacks OF intermittent remittent fevers,
followed by weakened nerTe-power, impoverished
blood. and II not actaal enlargement OF the liver at
least great suggishne.s Of the portal system. The
usual treatment proving nDaratng, advised visit
to The Busiio Lihia Springs. where my patient re-
manned for some six weeks ~ Ing the. water Of
reduced to- Its normal size. the vtiatcd secretDns
removed. the chiils sud ieyers arrested and the se
creting organs tnvlgorated 10 regular and healthy
performance of Their functions. know OF no niedf-
cinal waters that consider comparable to those In
the variety OF diseases having their origin In ma
Of these waters especially In cases of this gharac
ter, TO their action us u nerve tDaicfo ..
EXTRACT FROM A COMMUNICATION OF DIR
JOHN ". WILLIAMSON, OF
JACKSON, TENN,
on THE THERAPEUTIC ACTION OF THE
BUFFALO LITHIA WATERS.
IN VIRGINIA MEDICAL MONTHLY FOR FEB
2UARf.ls77; ID"
Their great value lu MaIaria Diseases and Se-
guel9 has been mGst ahundaatiy and sat isfae tory
tested, aud have no question tiat ft would have
been valuable auxiliary In The lrea uent OF the
epidemic OF YELLOW fever. which terribly afflicted
the Mississippi Valley during the past summer. I .
PR scribed 1t myself, AMI 1t gave prompt relief In
case of suppression OF uriur In yellUw-eycr, anu
gerOuS symptoms. The patteat recovered. but how
far the waller may have cor tribued 10 thar result
thaylug prescribed IL In but single cassl of course
cannot undertake TO say. There H. 10 doubt, how
abour The fact that Its administration was at
tcuded by the most beneficial resuIts.r
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NhLbRfAL POISON.

EXTRACT FROM LETTER OF DIR. ). r. At
TER1URY, OF ESTELLr MISS, DATED JULY
0. 1879:
:" have found the Buffalo Lith!a Waters !nyalua-
BILE in all diseases having their origin In maiarinl
poison. Indeed, they Setan almost specific in Cfis-
eases CT tins character. believe that perssus
siding IN the most malarinus districts might nnd to
ayreat excnt immunity sfom nsalarlOrts fcverS and
their atteu'lant evils ny the free OF these waters
during The seasons "i The yta2 specially calculated
IN give RISE q thpln.o
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EXTRACT FROM 4 EETTER or THE LATE
DIR. THOMAS j. ATKINSON,

OF DaNYILLE, VA. E1-PR ESTDEST STATE NED
ICAL SOCIETY. OF August -, 1874.
1.-The Liihia Waters have unqGcstonabIy dis
played great power in tbe peculiar diseases of the
warm. miaSmatc regions OF The south, which may
he grouped together under the head OF Ma iarini
Cache In, coverina bepatic eLgorgementS, enlarge
aacnts OF The Spleen, Jaundire. &c. II IS not pre-
tended That these waters possess any anti periodic
properties, such quininc; nj he same Time. how
ever r. Is certainly true that In Intermittent aud
4cmlttcnt Fcvcrs, In chronic FORM iiey have In
numerous instances given relief In Gases which had
ebsijnateIy resisted all the anti-perodc drugs OF
the shops. From my experience win them feel
fully warranted In saying that, with rare excep-
lions wherever disease Is found originating under
mnlarial ipnuence, . potent remedy may he found
In This water
THOMAS +. GDODE, Proprietor.
Iuilai0 Liihia Springs. Va.
This water is for sale In Richmond ut 1880 per
ease by che Agents.
pURCELL, LADD ( Co, Druggists,
an 49, 2trwSw 1918 Main street.
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--LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

THE DEPRESSION IN TRADE.
LONDON, September 16.-Asa PROOF OF the
depression in trade the chairman OF che An
nual Congress OF the Trades Union, which
convened in EdinbuFg yesterday, stated
that four OF the principal unions lad spent
EGO, in relieving the wants q members
during the past year.
South America.
ESCAPE OF 4 NOTORIOUS ISSuRGENT-THE Po-
LlTICAL SITUATION IN BUENOS AYREs.
BUENos AYREs, September 16.,-The no.
ferrous insurgeat leader, Don Lopez Jor-
dan, has escaped from prison. He has
reached Entuerios and raised the standard
Of revolt.
The value OF the currency of Buenos
Ayres has deprecated, and the political sit
uation is grave.
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OF DIR. h. e. SPENCER, OF HALF

FAA tULNT1, VIZ.
SCOTTSDURG, HALIFAX COUNTY YA.,t
Ialy Is, 1879
C0loDe& T. F. GO0de::
Dear Sir.-On two occasions this year have had
an attack ~ chils and feverS. which, In both In
stances, arrested by th9 use Of tis HuIalo Liiha
Waters. without the use OF any III, define whatever
Very rcsnectfulIy, l.. t. SPENCER. ". ID.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-sErrEMBE II, 1873
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A LOST ART.

Tho art Of dancing. - far a. the
general public ore concerned. seems
destined TO become one Of the lost arts.
A score Of years ago it was exceedingly
popular. and the young man or young
woman who did not dance WAS orca.
turs rarely to be found. aud when
found vas looked upon A. . little lack.
ing or outo Of bslance. Then little ham
lets Of from Atty to two hundred peo-
pie a. regularly. and moro literally,
supported their dancing academies"
.s they did their district schools.
'Soirees" were Of weekly occurrence,
while about once month big ball
was givea TO which all tue country
around came. In earlier days. as we
very well remember. When big dance
wAs.siyen At Oly upia. S,eilacoom. Sc
sttiS Of Port Townsend. it was not
thought too much 10 charge ten dol
lars. and people went from one end Of
the Sound 5, tho other. their nights
frolis and necessary accompanying ex.
penditurcs. costing them from twenty
to . hun1red dollars per man. 1t il
very aiGsrdit now.. There is not In
the Territory. OF which We are aware.
= siugls dAtoing school. and We have
~ idust two towns of four thousand
people each. Goo Of them 10 Seattle,
whore the public dances will no longer
average ono . month. II isa gigantic
work nodAdays to get up big party,
ani QUO that in thres cases out Of foul
ends IN financial failure. why this i,
We 0nscnH cosjsoture, aud orr con.
ievs>fs would pefh.ps not suit The "
tariss of Tsrpsichosc. lfthis movement,
.goes on it will bs only . few years b.
fore 'itnciag n : popular passime will
40 disoarasd the world over, sui danc-
ing A. IN amussment. like opera sing
ing. cto. VIII be LEFT to professional,
for production upon the stage. W.
don's believe that the world will b lee,
healthy. less happy and lees mora
yhea M day eouss. and. dancing ono
gone. wc do not believe lie absence vii
be felt With general. deep regret.
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Tuesday, December 80. 1875
SHORT MEASURE.

The Olympia Standard Of last week
contains On excellent article en- dishon
est practices in trade. The editor not
oely ssfers to farmers with short weight
rolls Of butter. small eggs aud smaller
potatoes, but TO traders in town and
manufacturers abroa and gives to q
very large circle we'll deserved lecture
and reprimand. We oil know some
thing OF short-wsight packages. for We
hsvs al had experience with them. Az
general thing it i safer TO bay from
the broken package d tho dealer than
70 bog the goods . put up abroad. In
this way you bay 70 many pounds OF
sugar fox . dollar. and Jon are apt to
get them; but when you buy . box
supposed toconsain thirty pounds. yoa'll
often End that box. sugar, paper and
al. will not weigh thirty pounds. so.
when a key of syrup Il bought. the
purchaser thinks he is to have five gal
lons bu. like as not he gets only four
and > quarter or four and half The
original package ia big enough to hold
the quantity represented. but it is not
.fil ard never was. ard it is not draw
ing it too severe to say that the putting
up . fraud and . cheat were intended
and executed. Half-pound papers Of
tea d. not. in most ca'es. weigh half
pound and the same may bs said Of
almost every other limo Of goods found
onthe shelves of . grocer Of the pres.
est time. The fault and the remedy
lie with the people. They demand the
cheapest and at the same time best line
Of goods to'bc had. Excessive oompe-
tition cpmpcls resort to ell manner of
articles, some honorable and some not.
and ono Of tho latter 10 the short
weight. The people should insist upon
having full weight for their money,
aud in this way compel local dealers to
insist upon full weight in turn from
manufacturers or those from whom they
buy. This thing has grown into gi-
gan,ic evil. the further expansion Of
which cannot BIO checked o day too
soon.
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TELEGRAPHIC
xxclunvEIY 70 rms ixrsalsorxcea.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

PoRr TOWNSEND, December 29-The
steamship California left Sitka on the
23d instant and arrived here At az P N.
today. She reports tho weather very
cold and stormy during the "trip. The
new steam engine Of tho Alaska Gold
and Silver Mining Company is working
finely. The tcn-stamp mill started on
the 10th inst. They will clean up On
the 10th Of January. and il the result
proves ~ favorable - anticipated. nj,
assessment will be levied for the par-
pose Of putting up thirty stamps more.
Owing 70 frequent snow storms work
has bean suspended on the Witch mine
for the present. Gold placer di9gings
have been discovered near Shuck, In
Alaska.
An Indian q Fort wrauasl, Who 70.
Gently murdered . woman. has refused
10 surrender to his tribe ard las forth
fed himself in his cabiu. Th. besies-
ing party fred volleys into his cabin
for two weeks. aud were determined to
have him. dead or alive. They asked
the whites for law. and. finding none,
have taken il into their own hands.
Deputy U. s. Marshal Burns u on
board the California With three wit
nesses in the Jack Williams attem pied
murder case. 10 be tried in Portland,
Robert Roy. whom Williams shot. i,
also on beard. and - recovering from
his wounds.
| ShAkis and Kcotashan. head chiefs Of
the 6tiokeoo lndians. ars on board TIL
CaliforniA. en- route to Portland TO visi,
Rev DR. Lindslsy. OF the Missionary
Society. They havs elegant prscnti
IT much interest aud value Tor th>
Dsctor.
The Caliioeuia has ave thoussrd dol
lsss In treasase from Sitks and forty
packages Of fare and skins. Amons
her p~asengsrs are Collector Hal! and
On q SitkA and Prnf John Mair, -
olagist. She lsavrs q AN. tomorrou
for Portland
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caalsrMAs On raE DuwAMsss.

Ed. IKrELIa0KxcGR -
Chsistmas bells are ringing
Merry. merry chimes.
Oouutry bello ate singing
Jelly, jolly times
OIL won't we make the time elastic!
Oil vua's Ne trip the night fantasticl
Obi ueaI " rake the hangs 20 forth!
Obi kuoss - I. aaAh" The boys, &c.
~. Cbsistnas has sons With al
its plea1urQ. ~ bless.nss. ito boan.e-
Gus supply II turkey and ita beautiful
snow. Christoas trees ssd Chsistmss
partiss Ase now 10 srasou. AZ have
been favored with one Of each. Il win
noe BE- the province o. Jour eosres.
pendsnt b give minute dssesipsion Of
them.
Ga the night Of December 9Th, AID.
.-lS7o. nysif aad party crossed the
Hvee iA;tte 1asout Of ; frisajly aeigA.
'bsg. - 6it~s suduring uAay lard.
1hles cd psivasioaA ~ succeeded Il
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Nlehol,,. I.naihIe l.1eesion.

GuaraDteee to cure promptly and per-
manently overy case OF 0onorrh9a.
Gleot ard Whites. no matter of how
long standing. II directions are followed.
Internal medicine not recommended or
necessary. A cure guaranteed or money
refunded. For sale by Geo. ". Harris s.
Co. wholesale aud retail druggists, Sc
attic, ". T. ol6d&w6m
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An exquisite perfume. prepared and
sold at the Pioneer Drug Store only.
Give 1t trial aud you will use no
other. far it is equal to tho best Lubin's.
Price DOLLY fifty cents Per bottle. Full
ounce. and Put up in elegant style.
KELLY & YouK0.
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FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
wanted the ut c. O. d. Store, on Occi-
dental Sq'nre. Gold and silver taken
At par in exchange for goods. apdtf
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Our friend, the Doctor. ma

Our friend, the Doctor. narsatss the
.tory of q young LADY who had swal-
lowed some leechcs in a draught Of
water. or at any rate. thought she had
done %. She complained Of dixsiness
and imagined the lcechcs were moving
about inside her head. The Doctor
conjecturcd the trouble vas IN the
brain and not in the st6mach. ~ she
had Just graduated successfully from
the University. Feeling satiafied tina,
Frsss's Hamburg Tee WAS the pfoues
remedy in either event. be prescribed Z
few doses and she WAS all right again
10 . couple Of dayA
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TH4 dnest LsAnds a. Cigars ana 70
hAccp .t the Adsiphi Cigar Stand. OPP
posts 1salsrs Hall. jysfs
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N A b B I 3 d.

MISREPRESENTATION Laconner, W. r,
December 24tA. Joseph 2. Brewster and Miss 4.
Hamilton. =
WOLF-WED9TER-NcerT enino. December oath
James &. Wolf ar Miss Annie Webster. all Of
Thurston county.
DAV1S-BETT6-Eear 6<atco. December 9lsh,
ThomaS Fl. Davis and Niss AmiYs Josophino
Betts, all OF Thurston county.
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The Bon Lunu1 AID r1lx BEST
BExR. yoa vii sIuays end .: the
Coucordia Hall. - lGill street, not
only the bsse 81 hoae nade. bat also
the excellent Isumboldt Lager Beer.
Also impaired beer in quart or pint
boetles. Billed ham and ell kinds Of
cold lunches 90 or1er.
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Nav YonK. Dec. 27.-vsl Brockien.
Who lsAves todsy With . party fos
TsAaantspse. ays:
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The gToot English Remedy. r
N qusssionably 10 ttAss ssnedZ g 81 49,
IN ~ s0sc1e. ASTHMA. W4rSS ~ ~
THWOAT alike yield 70 its inAusece.
ct medical tsellmouy ssstes NO bsee9 ~ ~
these complaints sxisls NOV proved ~ ~
. csntusy's sxpesiesee) 1hsy eeaea,9 II ~
mcPphis. or eny Violent dru(. ~
KGATlN0. Lcnoep, Dgitatn. 90 eol1
eisas. Aeenis ~ ~ Iaeloe o.. ~
8 90. ana CHAo. LAu0L1Y Z COs;3 ~,
cisco.
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LONDON. Dec PA dispatch from
Paris 50, the programme Of Defrcyin.
nette Is an extensive publication Of
public functioparie.. plcnory amnesty,
suspension Of the tensrc OF Judges. and
determined anti clerical policy.
Another dispatch Gays. in connection
With the appointment of tho Minister
ct Foreign Affairs. Marquis de Noailles
the present French Ambassa Cor at Bone
has been telegrarhesi.
FLORENCE. Dec 27-Niue Iuterna-
tionalists lave bsen convicted of c0n-
spiracs against the Government and
four were acquitted. including Russian
lady.
BERLIN. Dec 81 The Russian Coy
ernmcnt does not conceal its intention
Of attacking Meroe. and possibly Hcrat
in the spring. General Kaufman will
command the expedition. ssarting from
the Arundurya river, and General Ter.
gukasc6 smother, starting from tue
Caspian Sea.
PANS. Dce q Eek. Marshal Baxains
has solicited permission to settle some
family sRairs in France. but was re-
fused.
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The OLD PEACH BRAND, GOLDEN HULE.
RALEIGH and lORRILARD. and other choice
Brands st the Lowest Price BY the Box and Retail.
Frcsh lots Of CIGARETTES. CIGARETTE To-
BACCO and SMOKING in Bags. also FINE CUT
CHEWING.
Fresh CANDY. NUTS. LEMONS, RAISYNs.
FIGS. aiso.l 0W1BT ORAN0ES. II the sDocosa
brings them back and lands thsm, ls she should
have done before leaviag. - 1s4ssszsss
In short, the largest and best snlecfioa Of
CIGARS and TOBACCO and ct living prices can
be hal at NOYCnGOnkRY'B.
Oommerci !! street.
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Fresh arrival per Dakota. Imported Havana CT
gars. crop Of 1879. Also the largest md best %.
lection Of High Grades OF Cigars on the
Sound, by the Hox and Retail. ssSE
Also tho OSCAR AMANDA CIGAR, in Boxes Of
25 60 h. just the thing for New Year Presents
being very choice cigar. Ffff3 81
Also the BUTTxRCUP CIGAR in packagesoi
"5'' for the pocket.
Cigars q very low prices. BY the Box to the Trade
and Saloons.
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Ny place Is right in the midst Of farming set
Element. there being fifteen farms within tbrc,
miles and half Of my place. all Of witch vii
S1fnlsA MIX slos tie factory. They milk frou
fftesn 70 atty sovs each.