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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-28
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HFW leRR dnn h"n3hafn .innf nns
fhH.Rei /" "'""n ~ tNir eeitn ~ Rhaa VI.
p.n1 e. ehoF"ea T., e. 9tot ~. Wheat opeusaf
10 = heft"t snh5 raentlv he advance wac lass
anh elnsed ~ - over fhe tiaslng I'll "a
F"sthtlaF' Hbe'aded rea 81 aae ~ tihfn
isdD = hetter, hu! ,aftet quiet uner lded Kid
~ HHia rpennt' t.o atar and alasau dBH
WIN ~" atlPaune lost. No q tia ltnua dull and
nnehangs1. Non9a anil and waek r., u sam
tae Iti- RnRnt duh ned i tufaaead Dnba MnHs
eovadn ~, Mnaln - f-,namhnen 7, fap n
good :, flninR 7ispt'r y fne.' easier standard
at@pht, gtsnut.ed pls9s''. novdeted and
May ORLEANS aatota, itlae iltn mud itly active,
Turrentiae duh q, Wool vary firm with M
aotlva inquiry. Hides dun and heavy: Tesas
Wool Dom Htle tlesea t1dsq unwashed is0ls'
pulled 4oeo6a TeSas 1Hta4e .E5tk about steady,
clear 100 short an long Md shot an, lard
steady; tairtY aflirn. noa0t p2ss Whisky l. wef.
offered ets u FreRht- nlt ara n,minal
tiHioAao Jan. al Flour dull anl nominal.
Wh4at unaettled, panarslly higher No i
chicago anflng ~ n M ITO 81 "a. Corn un-
settled opene, strong aud higher, fnsed at
bteeRed hogs ste tdy eni unchanged, Potk
unsettled. ReneIaIly higher. cr Ing higher n
ti2 att'eel2 .. lar tenly netlva agd SPADE
higher nt gTs Bulk tnenfs steady and I'M
changed whisky dun ~ ~ Close Wheat
active. flrm md hahar ~ ~ 1914 Uotn IN 40 I've
demand at 10 hlghet oei Ia apoi demand al
Arm mot gnotablg higher
The provere' Jnurntl renorfai Hogs Ne.
AaIptA 3HH5 FhlffHAnfh AIflt the uHHEtF uHAFihF
was unver batter, naiRat unlat and staadr:
mIxed packing ~ lb6t 70 light "a aafDi 1
choice heavy "a 5st0t 80 good eleatauns mads
CATTLE hseepta 5000 ahfpmaut 300. markR
very slow and ~ OF but steHdy Ehinplng ~ no
+ IN half fai aud medium duil and weak stosks
ete aui't bN02ha lower IL II last week Mt ~ no.
n 80 LADDERS atendy and siag ut ~ GafDl butahf
eta' duh md u shade ,g,r, COWS 81 ora Il
fRan sl0a Fn, bulls 81 ap0H to- Ahern lteHsibs
qGap. uuet but firm all sold mt ~ soQas 60
Rr tauta Jun n Flour ntmer Wbaa
opened Higher huf drelued Mo red wDEr
81 IA. No. j do Al H. 0ntn higher Mt opsnIDg
but deeined tp "A Ralb unte dun n Dix N
Whisk uuIni nj 81 a. Pork duh nj st9 ~ faA IN
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

na Ghna mdngs m NOT mam',,o9 We
Wife and child. Jackson. Miss. Is Wlsoa
! Wilcox, ! Foster, Mnnahrtd La: Miss
Ophala star Hluelnneti. Winston wilkinson
ar, nm'le W county, Mi9s v knepp, Wiley Nor
hmih. Ayeyeles: II w MIllsaps. HHzlshufst
,GlrY HOTEL : u aay, Jr. Loglslaus; VIM
n,"fehlloehaa; Ms IT, Wnklaaon. Tonuessss}
Mf4 Gnchrnu. Louisiana; q A VIII, ii
n .,au J llamy Behedn. ei'y A A Dean, ]
Wto Hoffman buffalo. NJ y, w II Clarke
Et,sltimor": i q Rogers, Rose mi. Mites. D &
Violet, ely: Wgtmatd, Lefourane; NJ Wat
a.'n hnnlfiaphi NJ hhnmats neomary II
! Wilson and Wife. Fonle Goupsa j moore
Ihfonthhe: @ Fplse. August B7ndsaux. W
i,inWeli, Assumption n Field East Bata
sF CHARLES HOTEL, A W Graham, MORT
aArolnn; + Erankenrilgs Hew Yrk j HM
ny ~ city; W T Curtis. ,Neaw York Mrs. q I
ae a"d W. New ya H Y no nnq1
brhdway. city; II Bennett ard wife. Pits
burg ng :, ~ 1, Pltlhx. Now York. A"x II Wilson. u
aus. " Barton. city; Thos II alien and wife
burgundy In Piea ~ Jauss; W II Snzon.
Rappal. Rhort n Mary, RI foley, IA
ssnmptton; T. II patrIarohe. 81 fouls q g Payni
poke. Kan; 4 N rax'on yIgiabarp ~ bnof
;, it JAMka HorFi" hd i9q,2" NJ Evans. cit,
cinna!l; \ NJ Manston. b. Louis: John I'll
mnl,ot ha1m n',t"; GIIs pic, Buffalo; l.
lard f'V iad az as{ hl,s T. Eap a5 5ss
Wn y. shihRfon. y E5aef cfauta. Cibctnpatl;l
y rrso,~nsend, ,Gqieyeland; 4 = Dirk. %. Mis-:
Ter. N Y; Chns Il Titus pr6vitJsnee: WIN MA
singer. ~ Mary. LIS: 0orman Atlanta.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFtUE or THT DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Tuesday, Eveninn January n, iRaN.
DAHlv wAuHEr REVIEW

Money continues uHini NIL eaar
Taraian exchange Ia ataair.
Naw ,rk aipn "A unah tngaa
Hinder u pont demand. stimulated hF The r.
tjyity nj Nav Iak Rtnie napaele show q
mari al advance fha enlea npmrfisa t2oannH
Premium bonds ara aaaar lla enpa ~ q
moderate cumming uh only 49, nan.
gtorhe are nrflta and HIGHER Tho Gales ems
brace a9s phnrea.
AIteapthel iIte Htanh Exchange mud 'ht"nda-
lni street present an unnanal iaereanf antmn-
Hnp.
Cotton Ia active and strnn1 and - highni
here New York ernta al NV m advance of 80.
with futures ftm iivetuNal SUITE ara hari
anina and futures nre htm Manchester Ia
Arm. Hsvre Ia dull and tending down
auser and NJ pspaa ara active a'ronp and
landing M with all rapeinta taken ~ lanhinp
Rice II uniet
Flour Ia In batter export demand and haliate
are nah Ing higher rrtnap.
Corn and hay are frm; bran ia atrnna oats
are easy,
Provisions arc dn'et.
Cronariaa and country products exhibit little
animation.
Fruits are improving
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MlHUEli,aNEoua SECURITIES.

THE faiatrinn me- iafesf qn,fa'iona innlris
ING a. inus The tnai lie figures indicating The hti
ding tnfe aud ha nntatie HE naktHJ rGta
EatisoAp BoNnR -Uhatao, At. ionta and New
0tlaanR Railroad Company, Tennnaaaa lian
inHdA fret consolidated mortgage ua0
do second mortEnga GnD. Jachsou Railroad,
flrat mortgage liidDit2A OK COUPON, ID aeoend
coupon iip1. 20 . do rncnnd daht tiaT Nav
OrIeaua aud Mobile Railroad alt1 IVY. Nav Orlaana
Pacific lHD Canal aud Claiborne Street. frat
mortgage. aGeD
MISCELLANEOUS HnNna Email Htata Cananla
aED-. CITY Consolidated Rpnds ala -. Wharf
honda ma. aIn Drawn Premium Npnda iiTts
TIhG rlty Ten Ter Cant BonIa aDt.@
UNITED srArEa DoNna Five nar cents IoI 40
ioH, u. per oenta tnfGD . pHr eanta. hare
io4 iseDlo.A. do MT New York i0i's@ioi.. do at
Lpndcn "a
WaRRANru HcRtp. Era-I.evno Warrants 900
pa state WatrautH lafp receivable for lioonara
and taxaa, pni0pt Police Warrnpta-iaTE. eDln'. .
lH1e @. CITY Scrip 1874 a2D !: iR7E. attp91 :. :.
1916. 326laa. 1877, a1aaas. 1a1n. ~, a.
school uertnoa on 1871 @eN. Hall paid N'ty
Coupona G042s. Inherent GnrtiHoatea IN Ntata
Unnana-IauuRrY. 1879 Id o. !. July, 1870. ID :.
Privileged on Premium nunda %W7s u cont.
unpaid State oouponn 63WaT
RrooKa The before ne fol'o,rinc quotations.
~ stocks Indicates Faiap's nenklv quotations ~
the NHn orleans Stock Exchange. Che I. ldst sale
since F,tdap. fhe last sale to-day. a. ipth diui-
aeri. o. er dtridrud
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FIN a sAs,
I1',H quotations " fnr,ipn sna domestic Ha'
kets ate nntpt the CLOSING taiegrans.i
NEW nRLMANa CLEARING Hous

NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE
FIpHt-rures Hnirnroe
Thia wnah ,s.s..tt..s a. ~ naa. 80 staEp'f %
Isst waah .....s. ..s. al 4FiTft II tinh afa IN
This waeh Last year sa,Gpt.nA az sTir,Tpn -
THE MnNFx MARHHr IL enar
Esoaptinnal cn,umareial nHpar Ia quoted 7
mortgage 2 i second Grada nominal.
NEW ynRR Money rata cont
LoepoN BANK If England rate 2 Y cant: Don
anie pats.
raala ltentaa ~.
aIrvFR Mas lean dollars rule nj aa6Aaas. trade
ionra ptnps American halvns and Innrtera
po'saim bullion IN Iinudon Eassd here. fine
st at v ounce
AMERICAN aaIn- California Tda y oent iis-
ceun, light weight eidrar: mutllatei Y cent
daanun'
FnnE,ap Go,ea In currency Five franc
nieces RnGb a. twenty frame pieces A. fFd
aavpfaiana ~ fsGnl M. ton thaler pianes vi anGh
49, Hpanish iouhopna stE ar Patriot douh
loona stF aEd . Mexican aeuhlnnne slF 9RQ
Mexican twenty naana uiana siq gHtbip ~. annth
American gold 200 Der naana. German twenty
marka a. anDt IN.
HrERtINu Rteldy Here commercial te inn %
Iai hanhara' ia1tn4a1 hanhara' eight ia66hHEt
hank Gntaa; at Nav Yak commercial Ia Aip ID
AfpA hank All 46nlal'3
FRaNtH htra ~. Here commercial arc s.9t's
"a bank E2iAh NJ Naw York commercial
& p6tdF pat hank n pai4 ~ 2iR
NEW luRR Atunr Steady Commercial III
rramtum per stunn Rank aud hanhats counter
nhanh Ing rate ~ 80 pre- MUM nor etnnn
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RAILWAY COMBINATIONS.
New York Puhlic.l

THE CENTRAL PACIFIC AND THE UNION PACIFIC
Fifty thousat q sbar.s 0f the Central Paeih,
have been purchased. ard an option obtained of
5000 more. BY 4 syndicate Of bankers and
be clos ely allied with hose the Uninn Pacific
While ii 70 supposed hat the otlaat Of this
great purchase IL on TO place the stock upon
fhe market. ard ntke II active in dealings
there H. LeSerhel. =. u belief that spme ultt-
mate char &c Ia tie management and relations
of the ompany may result.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-28
NEW ORLNA NJ MARKET

Under The Improvement ri New York cotton
opannA with a hattar demand aud M upward
tendency. AT noon the market waa strong and
clnsei Rni I've anil strong at nm advance Of t.n on
all gtahoa. The movement wac If liberal az
tent summing M II .aso b slea EXCLUSIVE Of bso
Yesterday, The demand was pretty general
Tho Cotton Exchange rappfta aalaa to. tlay
iqn0a halea including EEi after q T. NJ. yaaln
LAY. Marhe active and strong Htalpad $3.50
laaa than white Of the same class
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Departures.
stage of the Rivers.

6eioW nigh water mark Oh 1874 sAbe
Dench-mafk. Indicates rise. Indicates TAI
No change In the weather.
YESTERDAY, was not a busy day on the landit
and light trins we're the rule
Tbs Katie r. Kountz arrived dnrInu the afa
noon from Camden with cargo Oh 1895 bal
cetffoo and 0e0 stavea. She lays at the he
81 o. dfayier strest. and 10 receiving 70 return +
Clark, Jr., clerk. The Ratis t. ons Of the flgt
g. O. oLats adoat. ard stands o z. With that
,for further particulars Of the burning of
Chhrmer see our local lunn.
:. The new, large and fne uaasepger gteae
reuben K Springer, Of th4S T. Line, arff
also Yesterday from Cincinnati. and il res
Ing 10 return to- morrow. Capt. 4. g. y
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DOM ESTIO MARK ETH.
NEW YORK MAR.LET.

SroTs Opened nominal MT 80 advance. md
cloaei nominal at opening rates. The regular
sales comprtsed 400 bales, and tho deliveries on
contract 800 balea.
Quotations Ordinary 1Ic Good Ordinary
II l3l6-. Strict Good Ordinary IA I-isc, Low
Middlng 12aso. Middling Upland 12ac. Mid
ding OrleRDa 127ac, and Middling Texas t2Jao.
FUTuREs-Opened strong. ruled steady Mt
noon and closed arm. with sales Of 40 900 bales.
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RIVER NEWS.

uERIGE ivy ORLEANS DHSOCRAT
Wednesday January 2B, 1890.
AgylvaIa.
Zoe marine column.
Departures.
;, Emma Irvine, Algin, Fair Play. De Rnf
Belle. hssnmpiion, 4. f. Los, Golden Civ de-
tsnuial. Fanch0n -
stage of the Rlvorz.
Daily tele0rauhic report Of the stage Of WAT
At various points. With changes. ia the NJ hon
ending yesterday at 3 d. IN.
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s'0v'r0s.

Orr quotations If Domestic and F,raion Mne-
kpta are f.pnt The closing tpiourap,s and put COT
t,n statistics from the Ne,r orleans Cotton Er
GhanJa
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Ar THE NEW onLEANs Uor-

FUTURES AT THE NEW ORLEANS GOT
TON EXCHANGE.
The Inside nauras Of the following quotations.
NJ The nals are the bidding rates To day and the
outside figures the asking rates. The bidding
rates nj II n. IN. and II. IA, ara for Tho reRuia-
ton Of maralna.
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LIVERPOOL MARKET,

IIN FTT'UUI III Ahh EFT.
SPoTs-0pened steady and closed hardening
the same ny yesterday at III for Mlddting Up-
laule ani 7%d for Mfddlng Orleans The sales
comprised 900 bales of which $500 we're Ameri-
can Receipts of all kinds were g. 900 bales. OF
which n 800 we're American.
FUTURES Opened firm and closed strong.
DEIIyERTEs-Uplands any port. not below
Low Mi4idling. were quoted as follows Janua-
ry i-32i January and February ID. February
and March 1-18d March and April 7 3267i6i.
April and May 7ia07 b-s2d, May and June
7 lied. June and July 7ad. July and August
In Anguat and Santamhar d.
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Amount distributed IN country a6A,as2 26h
These fTurea have excited aatoni ~hment But
the movement they caver acpma very simple IL
we interpret Il with tho holp 81 few other
facts, An. frat Sc ALI. II "a necessary to re-
member that the holdings 81 currency were not
naturally distributed NJ the beginning Of tho
year 1879, There had been yeare OF great com
mercial depression. and during the lnss two OF
them. while enterprise waa wholly Ftagnant.
the treasury had been arcumnaing u largo
specie balance for RESUMPTION purposes aud
also had increased tn currency holdings bv
reaaou OF tta funding onprattona, ete. III we
compare the treasury atat ment. In these par
Hcnlars. OF January, 1879 with similar aiate-
ments isaued the first " previona years, we find
very different condition prevailing.
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DOM Ell TIC 4 MO-
.-..
FINANCIAL AMI CowusmCsAL NEWS.
WHERE ouR CuRRENCy HAS GONE.
In. Y. Financial Nhrnnielel

Although our money market haa been re-
Havpd ~ the pressure which prevailed ct the
rrpntna ~ The hnw year. Il Ia u little remark :
able that the Associated Hnnka have IA vet made
NO msterisl gain in lawful money nRtda from
what haa benn dRhutpad Nv Tho Treasury, Tho
drain to tia Interior dutna the laat half Of latn
haa. up tr thta time, ha no return movement
except lin n very limned way. In ipot, notwiih-
standing the M i government Disbursements,
tnnipra spk mtllinna laat Saturday which wan
iuat about the total reported tie twenty ninth "
Novamhar
The general raauli haa boon that tho Hovarn
ntant balance haR largely door aaaad, aud that
the whole az thin ditTarpnca. tosehar with the
pear 9 net import ANA production of Gn,d hna
found indamant ontRiaa of Nav Y rk city. Two
waaka aimee allowed Tho extent Of thaaa new
Huppliea. Thaaa tlguraa arc eurnrietnE to enc
not familiar with the matter. Indicating q total.
without counting oliver aud elvar arinaatnH.
OF over siee.ooa pnn. which have haen thua Alb
aorhed, !, would p,rhnpa I've more apparent
stated 10 Tho following form;
lawful MONEY
In the TREASURY January T. 1870. OK
ctuatva af attvar ,..t-.... s1t1. Az Nae
In New York banks January l. 1917 G1Hla ann
Total January T. 1879 #..44.4s.. tafa qNi asa
Gold import IN 1879 gao nan
Gold production IL 1870 ~ 900 0un
Bank note eSpanaion tn
1879 ,..s-.r-.. 2nnao 600 tlag 900 900
Total sueplY zsg-t@. siop. 2sl ,ase
In treasury January I.
1880 fiaa GOA AL
In New York hanks Jan
nary =. 1870 ...s.-.., al COS eco 9AI. 900 tat
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MANCHESTER MARKET.
Firm.
NETREoEIpTs AT UNITED STATES PORTS.

Dull and tending down: SO francs for Tres
tb fl 0atl
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LOUISIANA PRODUCTS.
BREApHTttFFH.

THE faiatrug ptires fpr round fpfa lob
lpta 1t, 35abno more pc, hbt according o. pHaitV
FtouR rlrmer with more inquiry for export
and With holders aaRing higher prteaa, Ftna
saEn aDs suunrilna sFaDE eTi7 single agtra err 600
+ G2N. double extra sE n fof trnhla astra go 1bR
q a1ls ehotna attra &c hn nj G14 family o. GbtD
q 7b fancy On 7sdDT
UuRH MHAI,4 Hnnrna al " iona NJ Dbl.
HRITa sgfDg pr u hhl,
HnMlrV pUAB 10 " bid.
H. re-
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VH EEsa 20 sss.
EInttnu
COS NJ 10 uslsaI.

Or quotations represent Wfoiaaale ~ icee ~
copt tGhpnfab iDta srp sparfsd
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LHAT TopANf0 NunaIng STOCK EF2 hhda
stock on saIa 2nn hhjs Quiet. low luQa AZ
soakn y n, medium tatsp good aud nne aiso
tAr, Low laHf sDsAa. medium eAGD Tkn. good
aud nna 7tsG0aAn GO netiona pgntNa.
MAHUFAntUnEp TOBACCO Fiua plug ERdaa1n y
N, nna madiam si'Dale Bright quarters, com
mon sound aloaF rlieht navr. - aud ba.
dark hacs swee, Ri0t2e Navy iss black aafp Az,
navy Mo black niGDiaa Fancy at vies natural leaf
l2dDafa Nh ths ira fancy sT6apsn
The Newtown bee., 1880-07-14
Life in the Polar Regions.

It is impossible to form an idea of 8 temr est in the polar sea. The icebergs are like floating rocks whirled along a rapid current. The crystal mountains dash against each other. backward and forward, bursting with . roar like thun- der, and returning to the charge, until, losing their equilibrium, they tumble over in cloud of spray, upheavlng the ice-fields, which fall afterward like the crack of whip-lash on the boiling sea: The sea gulls fly away screaming; and often black, shining whale comes for an instant to the surface. When the midnight sun grazes the horizon, the floating mountains and the rocks seem immersed in wave of purpla hgnt. The cold is by no means as 1nsuppoft- able as is supposed, We passed from a heated cabin at thirty degrees above zero to forty-seven degrees below. zero in the open air without inconvenience- A much higher degree of cold becomes. however, insutferable if there IS w1nd. At fifteen degrees below zero, steam, as if from a boiling kettle, rises from the water. At once frozen by the wind. It falls in a fine powder. This phenom- enon is called ice smoke. At. forty degrees the snow and human bodies also smoke, which smoke changes at once into millions of tiny particles, Ike needles cf ice, which fill the air, and make light. continuous noise, like the rustic of stiff silk. At this tempera- ture the trunk of trees burst with loud report, the rocks break up, and the earth opens and voLnits smoking water. Knives break in cutting butter. Cigars % out by contact with the ice on the
 beard. To talk is fatiguing. At night the eyelids are covered with crust ol ice, which must he carefully removed before one can open them. Professor NordsnsDold.
The Newtown bee., 1880-07-14

Albert G. Mann, of Cottage Home, H., says; "I have been prostrated for three or more years with Kidney Disease, at times wss not able to put on my boots, my wife has often pulled them on for me. was not so bad as that all the time, but I never knew what it was to be without pain in my back until I commenced using Hunts Remedy. Since I commenced to take Hunts Remedy I have been free from all pain, and take pleasure in saying that 1t is the best medicine that ever knew for Kidney and Liver Diseases" Trial size 76 cents,
The Newtown bee., 1880-07-14

Some families in Brooklyn have been poisoned by lemon meringue, which the baker had prepared in copper vessel. Nothing of an acid nature should ever be cooked in a copper vessel. The ace- tate of copper never agrees with even g strong stomach.
The Newtown bee., 1880-07-14

Music.-They had been to the opera and heard the finest music by the leading talent. They went home to hear the Baby's wild solo until it was quieted with dose of Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup, which at once removed the f1atulence.
The Newtown bee., 1880-07-14

From the speed of light. which has been measured, it is proved that at least four hundred and fifty-one millions oI millions of these minutes waves now into the eye and dash against the retina in each second.
The Newtown bee., 1880-07-14
Vegetine Purifies the Blood, Renoyates ard lnvigorates the Whole System. ITS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE AIteratIve, Tonic, Solvent
 and Diuretlc.

vEorrrrr h made exclusively from rhe juices of care fully selected baks and herbs and strongly con centrated will eectuay eradicate from the sstem every tAint of scrofuIa, Serofulous Humor, Tumors, Cancer, Cancerous Humor, Fry sipelas, Salt Rheum, syphtlitio Diseases, Canker, Eafntness at the Stomach. snd all diseases that artse from impure blood. Sctatica, Inf1s mmatory and Chronic Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Gout and Spinal Complaints, can only be enectusIly cured through the blood.
 For Ulcers and Eruptivs Diseases ef the Skin, Pustules, Pimples, Blotches, Bofis, Tetfer. Scaldhead and RinKworm. vseEr1sK has never failed 10 effect permanent cure
 For Pains in the Back. Kidney Com- plaints, Dropsy, Female vveakness, Leu- corrhaa. arising frozs internal alteration. and uterine discases and General Debility, vEsEusl acts directly upon the of thess oompanA Il in sccretive organs aays inflammation alteration and regulates the bowelA
 For Catarrh. Dyspepsia, Habnusl Cos tiveness, Palpitation of the Heart. uend- ache. Piles, Nervousness. and General Prostration of the Nervous System, no medicine has given such perfect sstsfscton q the yEcrrISE- II purines the blood, deanses all of fAe organs possesses controlling power the nervous system The remarkable cures effected by yIerTrsx havs | induced many physicians and spothecaries whom VI know to prescribe and use t tn their own fzmilies
 In fact vxcErSK the best remedy yet discovered fo the above diseasea and s the only reliable BLoon T PURIFIER yet placed before the public
The Newtown bee., 1880-07-14

You can get an elegant Photographic map in six colors, descriptive of the great trip across Agent C., B. & Q. R. R., Chicago, Ill.
The Newtown bee., 1880-07-14
Great Praise.

The London Times is grumbling at the lack of public parks in the great English metropolis.
The Newtown bee., 1880-07-14

ssOnly twentyl" Yes, ? she explained, George mat.c me promise when we were married that would never chance. was twenty then, and mean
The Newtown bee., 1880-07-14

In the Persian gulf last year million nd halt dollars wort h of pearls were found, and thirty divers were appropri- ated by the sharks.
The Newtown bee., 1880-07-14

VEGETINE is not stimulating bitters which creates fictitious appetite, but gentle tonic which assists nature to restore the stomach to a healthy action.
The Newtown bee., 1880-07-14

If the Liver is the source ot your trouble, you can find an absolute remedy ill DR. SAM FoRD's LIVER INvIGoRAToR, the only vegeta- bIe cathartic which acts directly on the Liver. Cures all Bilious diseases. For Book address DR SANFORD, l62 Broadway, New York.
The Newtown bee., 1880-07-14

Rich in muscle-producing material beyond all other foods and medicines are Malt Bitters.
The Newtown bee., 1880-07-14

A rat poison is advertised that will make rats go away to neighbours house and die. It fills long felt want.
The Newtown bee., 1880-07-14

Equally adapted to the feeble or robust, male or female, ere Malt Bitters.
The Newtown bee., 1880-07-14

The Voltaic Belt Co.,. Marshall, Mich.. Will send tbeir Electro Voltaic Belts to the afflicted upon 30 days trial. See their adver- tisement in this paper headed, con 30 Days Tral.o
The Newtown bee., 1880-07-14
THE MARKETS.

25c. buys a pair of Lyons Heel Stiffeners and make a boot or shoe last twice as long.
The Newtown bee., 1880-07-14
The Census in the Cities.

The following are the census returns from a few of the prominent cities, compared with their population in 1870, and showing the gain
The Newtown bee., 1880-07-14

vege inc is Sold by all Drugs Ists.