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FOrty-sixth COngress--SecOnc.Se Session.
WASHINGTON, April 0, 1880.

On motion OF Mr.. Cameron, OF Pennsvl-
yania, il was resolved that when the Senate
adiourns to-day 1t be TO meet on Monday
next.
Mr. Logan limited resolution direct
ing the Secretary OF War to furnish the SEN
ate with any facts that may be ia bis posses
sion in reference t. the recent nutilation OF
one Of our diets at West Point.
Messrs. Eaton and Maxey thought the
resolution premature. An official nyestiga-
ton OF the outrage was known to be in pro-
gress, and the Senate would be able to get
an official report when it should be made.
In accordance with the suggestion OF
Messrs. Conkling and Hoar, Mr. Logan
modified his resolution so as to request the
President OF the United States TO transmit
such Information In regard TO the affair as
in his Judgment would not be Incompatible
with the public interest.
Messrs. Voorhees, and Bruce supported
the resolution, AND commented in severe
terms upon the brutal and inhuman treat
men, which cadets are often subjected TO In
The West Point Academy. :.
Nessrs. Maxey and Burnside defended
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By sELreRApm TO TIE DrspATCr,

sATAL ACCIDENT on TuE
DELLAIRE AND SOUTHWESTERN RAIL.
RoAD-PoLfriCAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
sloNhI PROCEEDINGS AND WASHINGTON
NoTEs-sAMUEL ROBINSON. Tue MUIR.
DERER OF EDWARD THoMAs, EXECUTED
AT LEEsBURG-TBE NEW YORK WALK
iNG-MATcn; HART. TUE NEGRO, SIXTEEN
MILES AHEAp-A NOTORIOUS FoRGER's
CRIMINAL 0PERATIoNs-TH THE ALLEGED
HAVING OF wHITTAKER AT WEST
POINT; THE VICTIM ON THE STAND
DESPERATE FIGHTING BETWEEN THE
cH!LIANs AND PERUvIANs-oTHEH FOR
EIGN ITEMS, &C.
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NEW YORK, April 9.--The following IL
ibe score of the leading contestants in the
waikinematch at p. H.: Hart, 400 miles
and laps; Pegram, 44i miles aud laps /;
Dobler, 43I miles and laps; Howard, 429
miles and laps.
With the exception OF Doblcr all The Pc
destrians seem to BE- in pretty good form.
No bets are being made against Hart as the
winner. He is now nine miles ahead Of the
best score Oh record. The betting is even
on $50 miles being covered.
Later.-At 0 u. NJ the score stood Hart,
4Si; Pegram, 466; Dobler, 1855; Howard,
45i; Allen, 1872; Krohne, 430; Williams,
1926; Han walker, 373.
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LATEST FepREnsE NEWS.
France.

PROTEST OF THE ARCHBISHOP OF TOURS.
LONDON, April GA Paris Dispatch says
that the Bishop OF Anglers has induced his
diocesan Archbishop of Tours and the SUI
fragan Bishops OF the Archdiocese 10 send
joint episcopal letter 10 President Greyy
protesting against the DEGREES relative 10
Unauthorized religious congregations.
Another Paris dispatch says In a dispatch
to Premier de Freycinct the French consul
at Singapore repors that Frenchman on
mission TO Sumatra has been assassnated
with two companions.
The Peru-Chiiian War.
PANAMA, March 31.-The latest from the
Peru. CnilIan war is TO the effect that the
Chilians had suffered a defeat at or near
Maguegua. One report says the Peruyians.
NUMBERING $500, surprised the camp oi the
First division OF the Gillian army, and after
cutting one regiment To pieces drove the
remainder out Of the town. Another re-
port says the attacking force OF Peruyians
was under command OF the Peruvian Min
lister OF War. aud locates the battle Ut Los
Angeles. THIS report says Peruvian regi-
mcut was nearly annihiated, and that the
Chiians lost 1900 men killed, besides the
wounded and prisoners.
The Star and HeTGid'S Lima dispatch OF
the 17ln Of March says: TIE Huascar and
MlllaneS suffered more in the affair OF the
9th OF February than was ut first reported.
TIE lluascar lost twenty-five men killed
and wounded. Among the former her
cuptain, Don Manuel THOMPSON, and two
other officers. Her bull was pierced 10
several places. Some houses we're knocked
down in AREA, aud several women aud
children killed by the Gillian lombard
ment.
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CUT!CURA
CUTICURA.
BLOOD AND SKIN REMEDIES.

The publication Of the vital fluids of foul cOrTup-
tOnS and Inherited humOrS IS the hr.i step IN rhe
treatment Of Chrome diseases OF the Blood, skin,
and Scalp, with Loss of Ualr. No remedies in the
world OF medicine so snre 10 cure the tUTI-
CURA REMEDIES. The CUTICURA KESOLvENT is
Il searching d-purfer. absorbent, and tonic in
ylgorant. while External apnlicaioDs can post
bly, equal tl- CUIICURA, meririnal jelly, and The
CUTICURA SOAPS, prepare frOW n. Tor ,leunsing
diseased surfaces, and for the toilet, BATH nursery
ana for shaving
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LtEBlG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.

r IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST NEAT
FLAvORGNG STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES. AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPANY,S EXTRACT OF MEAT ais
asuccess and a boon for which nations should
feel grateful.r-Sce Medical Press Lancet,
british Medical Journal" &c.
CAUTION.-Genuine only with the fac stmils
OF Baron Liebigs signature in blue Ink across
the label
consumption in England increased tenfold
IN ten years.
LIFBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT. To
be had OF all Slorek, epers, Grocsrs, and Chem
lists. Soeagenis for the United States wholesale
only).c 2. David & Co., 43 Mark Lane, London
England. NH l5-S5et
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SKIN DISEASE.
A SEVERE CASE OF FIVE YEARS, DURATION
ENTIRELY CURED.
SKIN DISEASE.

MesSrs. Weeks d. Potter:
Gentlemen.-FOr ~ benefit Of the world / Wish TO
make this statement: have been afflicted with Il
SKIN disease for alb ut five and tried al
most everything hat could hear Of. without any
relief whsteVer. until saw Your CUTICURA kfME-
DIES advertised. and concluded to Try hem. ! cer-
tfy tina, 0niy used then, about six weeks until
was tn RELY well, but before commenced using
them face, treat, and back were almost a solid
scaD and oren scratched the blood from my body
l am now entirely well and think your CUTiCURA
REMEDIES are he test for skin iii, eases that ever
were brought before the public.
Very gratefully yours, i. NJ. FOX.
CADDO, INDIAN TERRITORY, February 81, 1879.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES,
ORIGINAL IN COMPOSITION AND REVoLU
TfONARY IN TREATMENT,

are prepared by WEEKS q POTTER. Chemists and
Druggists, 800 Washington s,ftei, Boston; II
Front street. Toronto. Oui., and snow Hll, Lon
don. ana soil bs alt druggists. Price OF UTiCCHA,
small BOXES. 90 cenfsi tzrge boxes, containing TWO
ana one bslf iimes sse QUANTITY of small, 81 RE-
SOLVENT, ~ per bottle. CUTIcURA MEDICINAL
TOILET SOAP. 2, cents per cake. CUTICUhA ME-
DIoIsAL SHAVING SOAP, 10 c'nis per cake; la
bars, for BARRIERS and large consumers, 81 cents.
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Democratic state Convention OF Ore
gOn.

SAN FRANCISCO, April GA dispatch
from Portland, Ore, says the Oregon Dem
ocratic State Convention yesterday nomina.
ted Congressman Whitaker for reelection.
Six delegates to the Cincinnati Convention
were chosen, and though not positively In
structed, they are for Tilden. Resolutions
endorsing Tilden and Hendricks were
adopted by vote OF q to I.
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Ex,miuing Cadet Whitaker.

WEST PoIYr, n. Y. April 9.-The examl.
nation In the case OF Whitaker commenced
at 1890 A. NJ. Cadet Whitaker was tue
first witness examined. and Is now ie'nng
bis story. IL thus far agrees WIN MS hrst
statement. He VIII probably be kept on
the stand some time.
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by Telegraph

NEW ttfNts
Nav YORK, April o. No9a.- Stocks strong
Money, 5@6 per cent. TXClansc-lolc, 4844;
short. 4S74. State bonds dull. Governments
quiet.
Eyen ing Money, G@Gl par cent. FxchaDgc.
ASH. G0yernments srong and higher for some
ne %, lO3h; ~ Ter cents, 400 yer ccDis,
1914 states dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April 9.-Virginia 6's. oil, 80
asked; deferred a. consos, J3'.: second series.
%: na.t-due c0nD0n. 81 new 1O-4O's, SO .
10 40's, coupons, S4Z. Bid to-day.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT.-W White, $50 bushels prime ut tl.42
81 36-toisl. /. $50 bushels. Red, SO Ia hels very
good Lancaster 1T sl.37; Al lushe.s good isa-
easier on private terms; 81 bushels mixed on DFi-
vaie terms; 800 bushels mixed a. $40: 252
bushels prime Fultz a. SI.35; 80 bushels very good
tult1 At sl.35-total, TIA bushels.
CORN Waite 90 bushels prime at SIC: 30
bushels yeiy soOd at 57c.-otal, 10 bushels. Aired.
29z bushels good on private terms.
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Louisville Re pubiieans for Grant.

LOUISVILLE, April 0 lin the Republican
ward elections held yesterday TO select dele
gates 10 the State Convention, to he held
"Wednesday, Grant carried the city-eigbt
out OF twelve wards giving instructions 10
wore for him.
Two wards were instructed for Sherman.
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HORSES. MULES. &c.
SUPERIOR rs
THOROUGHBRED STOCK
FOR SALE PRIVATELY At The RICHMOND
BAZAAR.
GUPERIOR

May b. found a, the RICHMOND BAZAAR the
following THOROUGHBRED sTpCK--yiL:
No. l-CROss-TEAM BROWN COLT. fon years
th. by IiagDle'ouian. cut q koy uh
BAY COLT, four Year., by o;aiI.y, out
OF Tempest
No. 2-Pair o; BAY PONIES, four years o'd, AZ.
Iten hand. high, 10y ilan0!s,VniaD, oat
al a WILL bred mare.
No. BAY F1ILY, four year, old ~ H.mbi-to-
MAN, oul u B.lcs.Iiawk MARI
No. 4.-BLACK FiLLY. three years OLD, By Black
Raven, oHt u q paciag mare.
No. 81 pair me BAY MARES, ~ and seven
years old. by "faris =; spien di drivers,
slnyie and double: porf,c iiy gentle, aud
can be driven ~ any itdy.
The above are all Kind Ia haru,ss rooi eol0rs,
stylish, aud can be recommended 20 low - or nrsl-
esks stock.
ALSO,
A s0RgEL GELDIN6. snbroke, two years old.
by Eiectlc, ont 81 thoroughbred mare BY King
Lear.
The above stock viii be shown upon application
10 c.7S ALLEN,
ap est Manager.
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So y4iegso:sz


NEW YoRK.. April a.-Cotioo steady; sales,
LAO balfs; hollands, 1870 Orleans, 1919. Sou;I,-
err -four dnil AMI heavy common % tair ex'ra.
Wheat heavy ana moderately active; ungraded rcd
sL3Sh@Sl 36$. Con moderately active; On.
Graded. 52M53fc. Oats r,ihtr qnie' No. 3, fOi,r
Hops sfeadl AMI quiet. Cofea mo-. acli,e; ITO
ctrgses, le4@ SIC: job lott, l3s@l7hc. sugar
NJ refined steady and In nctitr demand. Molasses
8, 4 40 . 81 So Turaentnc dun anI weak at 80 Z
M34c. Wool steady: trade moderate. PORK dun at
and lower; long clear &c; short clear, 7xc. (.
long ana short, &c. lard firm aud fairly active at
s7.S2h. Whiskey' :l.i0 bid Frcights lrmer.
BALTIMORE.
baltimore. April 9.-tlyur lover and fulI
81 so; extra, s4.75@t5 Is f,miiy S.. 75@t6 90 :;
..5 rs; family, se@sd:5o; RIO b and@. s6.75@tS:
tl33; ambpr, sl.38@sI.s6 No. 2 western win win.
al rs" ?9 Jas sss1 &!r Ss 81 SKI Ms q 80
southern wiis Ss%s4 s9 y sf,'srn qb? sss
vision suIl COR bulk meats; steady for jcb los.
Pork Sl2.25@sl250 Buik.meats ioose should
ers: A.; c!ea..iib .ides. 6sc:; packeo. 5@7gc :.
I04@ lsc. Larc, Sc. Coffee dull Rio careors'
1870 Nc. Sugar dun ana weak. whisbey dull
nj TlOe6@sl.O9. frcigh,s eusicr.
CINCINNATI
tlNtINNATt, Apfli 3-f1Onr quiet and uu-
cha gel. Wheat uD-e.ted and lower az tl.l9D
tl.20 Corn tell RI lie. Oats easier at 36.1G37c
P0's duh and nominal. Lard duil and lower 1T
Sc 90 . SO 81. Buk-meats weaker: shoulders. 81 /;
rios. So 30; sides, $3.50. Bacon 0ull Shout.
Cemind al sl.u5.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April 9.-Fiour steady and unch,n ged
Wheat snSeiiici ant generally lower. closlng
strong No. red wiuier. SLIP. 20. 2 Cniesg0
spri X. Sl.l0B VI i. Cora heavy. Guli. weak,
and lower al 3fi.l3Jc. Osts unset Ell and lower
a. zoe. PORK dull. week. and lower: closing SroDe
az S10l74@ 1920. Lsru steady ~ 1896,
BGls.neuls easier: shoulders, %. 90; short rb,
$3.50: clear. $3.50. WDbkey steady at sI.O7.
AZ CtOSe Wheat ana corn easier, AID ac lower.
Oats easier AMI &c. lower. Pork easier and 2kc.
lower,
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, April 0.-f'otton-Nsi receipts tpJ
bale; gross receipts. q 1874 bales; failure. ci0ssd
bar, " ST. ady: sales, 29.5n0 bss; ADri ,i2. i5Es
Sl2.l7: MAY. sl2.2Iaki2.23; June. et9. 35@
tlZ.36; July. sl2 45GSi2.46; August. sl2.524S
si2 81; september, az 22Mtt2.24: October,
@ mbcr 81 2fafll26,
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Observation-Disclosures.
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL o, 1880.

PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL o, 1880.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lucille, Pr'ichard, Baltimore, me,chsD
disc. H. Y. Douglass, sgehi.
schooner II. Howe, Newberry, New York, hay
John n. Davis
&c 'oonfr W. W. Pharo, Fort, New York, falt,
Davenport, & Morris.
schooner FLYING scud, Meeklns, james Rive,
light, Curtis Parker.
SAILED.
Steamsh hip Isaac Bell, Gibbs. New York. merchaD-
disc aud passengers. g. w Allen & Co.. agent.
steamer j. W. EyeTmaD, Carr. philadelphia.
merchandise and passengers, J. W. NcCarnck.
agent.
steamer Ariel Clifford, Norfolk. United States
dgeDt.
schooner Benjamin T. Bigss, QuiIIan, Pbiladel-
phia, ties. Gurus q Parker.
schooner Henry =. Haven. Pierce, New York.
cost, Chesspeske aud Ohio Rsi'roas'
DUNKIBK, April 9.-Arriyed Slh, bark hgs,he
from Richmond.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, Ap-ll 0. 1880

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-White, 1864 bushels Of which Il5O
bushels were exnbiied Red. s34 bushels: of
which 1922 bushels were re.exhibiied
CORN Waite, $40 bushels. U(red, 292 bufh-
els.
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FtNAEa'HAa T..

FINANCIAL.
A TLANTIC. MISSISSIPPI AND ONO
N RAILROAD &; MPASY.--ll view OF the pre-
cent rsangem, MS for the harmonious fusion Of al
interests, The Undersigned hereby withdra" their
pro est GATED the 2Slh February,
fSig0edl FOSTER a BRAIFHWAirE,
HkSELriNE, Pow ELL 60,
VIVIAN GRAY ( 60,
r q. GOLDSMID,
JOHN TAYLOR CO.,
WALKER, RUSSELL 4 Co.
HELBERr, WAGG & CAMPBELL
TOM NICkALLS & 20.
RORTH NICK, WARK Il Co,
CREWS e LlCHrENSTADr
=. l.. sLOTS.
HAES 4 SONS,
l.. MESSEL & CO..
GOWAN Il MARX,
T. r.. TWYCROSs. an S-3t
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, April o, 1880.
sALEs-50 shares OF Atlanta and charlotte Rail-
road stock sold at 80: AMI 1000 Charlotte,
Columbia ana Auguita Railroad second mor,ssss
10 sold at 96f.
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QiLL.HEADS. $3.50 to IS per rean, at
- tse OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Railroad Accident.
Steamer Sunk by COliisiOn-Sixtet
persOuS Drowned

LONDON, April S.-The BRITISH steamer
Darita has been sunk by collision on the
river Danube. Eleven passengers and five
OF the crew were drowned.
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+ ANCAsTER Il LUCKE,
STOCK B9ORERS,
HAVE REMOVED THEIR OFFICE To
lll5 MAIN STREET.
SECURITIES OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT AND
SOLD ON COMMISSION FOR CASH OR ON
MARGIN.
STOCKS SOLD AT AUCTION WHEN DE-
SIRED re lI-3m
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THE GoLD.MINING INrEREsT--THE GOLD BOOM
NOT EXAGGERATED-INPR0yR OF THE
RAPPABANNOCK RIVER The BAPTIST PAIR
METHODIST CHURCH IMPROyEMENTs-u HOWL.
SONS HISTORY OF EOERlCKsBURG-PE PER-
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WAsHINGTON, April 9.-Mr. Justice
Fields friends in this city have received
dispatches from Portland, Oregon, stating
that the Democratic delegation to Cincin-
natl from that State stands five to one in
Justice FIELDS favor. The platform adopted
by the State Convention Rs also acceptable
IN his friends
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AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK
Organized in I840.


TRUSTEES Thomas Lsmbsrd, Jas w. North
ARENAS Libbey, VIM. 8. Badger, SamT Titcornb.
OFF1CE--In Savings Bank Building ia Water ST.
Bank open daily, from A. N. to r. NJ. and from 2
O'Clock.
Interest on deposits payable twice year, Feb. and
Aug Interest not drawn out Is added TO the deposit
thus making COMPOUND INTEREST.
Interest begins on the first day Of each month.
Money deposited or before the iensA dag Of each
month"; Will draw interest from the FIRST day Of the
same month.
aS-Under the existing law Of this State, all pos
alton.
No retarns Of names Of dePositcrs required to
lie made to State town authorities and all accounts
held BY this Bank to be strictly private and conf
A., ial.
u. nied women and persons under age can deposit
m In their own names, that Il can be drawn
enl themselves, or on their order.
e rial advantages Afforded 10 fxecutov3 Gusy.
dians Trustees, and Others having In charge Trust
Funds.
WIN. =. SMITH, Treasurer.
Augusta. JAN I. 1879. fkwff
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The following letter proves that
BRIGHT'S DISEASE in it's
worst form IS Durable:


ToIgpo o., September, %, 1879.
Me-srs. II. H. wARSEE& Co, Rochester. n. Y.
Gentlemen Having escaped death from Brghts dis
ease by tbr use of your Remedy feel IL a duty, not
only IN s.lnowIeee nv yratitnIe tn Won tersonay
bnf also "a. bring my c,ise before the pubc and have
,h,,.e ,sbo mr. ,sTayino ;mi,arIv IN indge whether
,,Iictne no, nr.uar.J nv The ..rey,iars will cure
,his friohtftl Iualady or NOT
In HI, summer Of t.z, I wa. first taken / with
symptom, which. / was informed were those Of
I.rieht's Disease | went TO Marquette Mich and
called 10 nv aid a phy .cian Of noted ability ATE,
re,naipine considerable time under his care found
no Improvement; on the contrary NV disease was
onsidprahlv aegrayated I ncxt nlsced my self in
rl,rg. of one III IN. tr.t r,xsri,us In Tol.lo d
Win mo- batter resuit s,s ,ben Induced 10 trv the
rr,n,iaei nnder hi. care six rnon,b. Finding ms
self growing steadily weaker with no abatement Of
inc kidp.y arrangement began TO despnir of ever
getting wen.
In ~, .n,u,.r nr tS-s NV frionds i,,and.d nm. IN
en abroad thinking that The sea voyage together
,,ith M, s,n.yior e mi ~ enr.;gn ,edica7n mon ngh,
90, - c,r snecoa,ad In gs;nin, an ;ntrnj"ctinn
m tho csiahr,ted I,r n.c,t 81 p,r;. and r.ma;neJ
,,d.r ~ car. fte.n ,non,hs Ne ned in NV rass
VIA, Ia tnovn 81. tin, cnrl,l;c treatment, and then
every method which the most scientific men of the
,rossI,,n n Tho continent yver. kno,,n 10 .mn,oy
< toiny an,ar.nt ~. s.,v,cs. ofIir !,
" III ,,. ~ ,,,,I ,iir,, 80. 49,, soi;n;,.J
a ,,''''tho -, ir,rSI ,r.',m.n, hv ~; t;mb e
,i,,, ir,,,t en-. ~, "a, a,;n,in ~ ,,,o -. NO.
'a,d ~ ,,','', az th ,;"a VII, s,.o,IsSn
Iinh IN .ordared liver nna;r,J DIGESTION and sari
ous irresuI,riti.s of ,h, heart + nrocec,eJ To Man
- Il M ~ H. rn,.rts ono ~ ~. ,his, ma, 81 III;
nr..,s'ion in rn.Iand and amtho, Of ,xort on dis
-. ~ ,h. tdn.s III a,sat Lnn,vi.daaJ d;d M,
IA IL, ,, 80, aad analf, Ja,ai,;rr ~ any i'm,
'''' - ,,,c, T.. a o'rs rtt,,r,aS 90 nriasrd;n
,,hc hcIieSt Thar ,,ust soon do N"' ''''' ~
when rrach.d home two nbvsic;,n. w.rc sum
,i, ~; of hon. and aid HI ~nx.r. III. nr."ance Of
t', :" T.; ,r' ' nnian ME-. ,t rnIr"s.or
showed numerous casts. All this. together with The
desyairng look of INV physicians forced the agoniz-
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The features Of the Company are
Its entire mutually.
2.-The character of its investments.
3-Tbe liberality Of its treatment Of retiring
bers.
tits selection of risksas developed by its past
favorable mortality.
5-The application of the Mass. Non forfeiture law
toits policies, whereby every member Is entitled 70
insurance according to its provisions.
Information as TO rates can pe obtained on appca-
ton the Office of the Company any Of Its agents
In the principal cities and towns OF the Common.
wealth. 35th annual report now ready for distribu-
ton.
BENZ. +. STEVENS, President
ssptl3teod6m JOS. NJ. GIBYENs, Secretary.
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The eldest friends are to-day the stauncl-
est friends of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. They
have proven its gres, worth in all eases of
Coughs. Colds, Hoarseness, Tickling in the
Throat, Irritation of the Bronchial Tubes and
I,unvs ptc
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CT Month and expenses guaranteed to Agents.
VII oufhf free. SHAW & Co., Augus.a, Me.
dcc6-4w
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A707 YEAR and expenses TO agents. Outf.
~ free. Address, +. o. yICKERY. Angus
Ia, Maine. deco AZ
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MIS- LYDIA +. PINKHAM: Dear Madam-FOr the
last seven years have suffered with falling Of the
womb. was unable to walk about the house with.
ont suffering intense pain. l had tried different
kinds of treatment, and had almost given up in des
pair when commenced taking your Vegetable Com
pound. have taken two bottles. and can already
raik three miles ri.hom any difficulty, l recon-
mend il all similarly afflicted. and will
ling TO give information TO any In regard to the
benefit have received from it.
Mrs. S. +. CUNLEF,
500 Marshall ST., Philadelphia, Penn.
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DiNpNY ef for advertisers 100 pages, 10 cents. G.
a08 89h2 =. HOWELL L Co., 4. Y. dec6-4w
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eeenf1 HOW to become Rich and Watch sent
O1Ou6 free. U. s. Agency, Mount winans,
M. decG.4w
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MONEY MAKING WAYS OF WALL st.

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66 6uO without pen, ink, press, bowl, brush
or wafer Agents wanted. Chas. II. Hopkins, Ign
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Fr L PnuADELrirtA, June Il, 1879
DEAR Mrs. PINHHAN I suffered from an agra
waited form Of female weakness. Ny family physician
told me that unless obtained speedy relief could
not live. Ny own weak and distressed condition too
truly echoed his words. Just at that time friend
handed me one o: your pamphlets, for which shall.
ever be thankful. Now my friends congratulate me
on NV char ged appearance, which, can truly say is
entirely due to the use of few bottles of your Vege
table Compound MRS. ANNIE CUSTER,
No. 1852 Vineyard st.
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