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The Pennsylvania Railroad.

PHILADELPHIA, May AT special meet
ing OF the Board Of the Pennsylvania rail-
road held to-day, af'er declaring per
cent. semi.annual dividend, the reslgna-
ton, on account Of ill health, OF Colonel
Thomas a. Scott, president Of the COM
pany, was received, to take effect on the 1st
Of Jsne. The resignation was referred 10
a committee for consideration and report at
a meeting next week.
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Alaba ma Republicans.

MONTGOMERY, May 1.-The Republicans
OF two OF the city precincts in meetings to-
day to select delegates to the county con-
vention resolved, one unanimously against
third term, and the other for Grant by a
bare majority. The counties which have
held meetings so far are greatly divided in
their preferences.
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Cold Weather.

WINTER LINGERING IN THE LAP OF SPRING.
GARRIsoN's, n. Y, Nav 1.-There were
snow.sauaIs along the Hudson this morn
ing. and the Catskill was covered with
snow. Ice formed in parks Of the interior.
The wind was strong from the northwest
and cold,
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Methodist Episcopal General Confer.
ence.

CINCINNATI, May 1.-The twenty-third
Quadrennial General Conference Of the Me-
thodist Church convened at Pixies Opera
House this morning. Bishop Scott, the Sc
nor bishop, presided.
An address Of welcome by Bishop Wiley,
Of Cincinnati, was responded to by Bishop
Simpson.
After the selection OF seats the Confer
ence adjourned.
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ro Man KflIpI nv Lightning.

NEW ORLEANS, May 1.-Specials from
Corsicana report that two men were Killed
by lightning near there yesterday during
storm.
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-- --
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY, May l. 1850.
sALrs.-2,000 Virginia cOnsols sod AZ 554;
1000 Virginia receivable coupons az OIL 1000
Manchester tax-receiyable coupons at 40; 1000
Petersburg Railroad second mortgage SIS at Tx
10 shares of Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
stock at so; 10 shares of Richmond and Danyille
Railroad stock at 90: 20 shares of Richmond and
Dan,iile Railroad stock at 90; 10 shares of Rich
mond and Danyie Railroad stock at 500; 9 shares
Of Richmond and Dlnville Railroad stock at S9s
20 shares OF c., e. and A. Railroad stock at 40; and
Is shares of C.. c. and a. Railroad stock at49.
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ny Teleg rND,n.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, May 1.-H1on.-Stocks strong.
Money on call. sos per cent Exehanae-Long,
ass short, 4S77. State bonds dull. Governments
Ersnfng-Money, 4@6 per cent. Exchange,
4S4.. Governments quiet and spsdy new Sc.
1922; Al per cents, 100; per cents, l07% state
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MERCHANTS LINE. SfINai
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARES.
NO MONOPOLY.
NO MONOPOLY.

On and after MONDAY, April Goth, the new and
splendid steamer
j. u. SCHUYLER,
Captain G. n. HANCoX, will faye Richmond for
Norfolk, Fortress Monroe. Baltimore, aud al tho
regular landings on the James river. every MON
DAY and THURSDAY. At q och ok A. NJ. sF-
ryng in Baltimore ahead OF all steam communi-
cation. 80, -.
Returning, will leave Baltimore every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY from the corner OF Lee and Light
streets al L. NJ.
GREAT REDUCTION IL FARES.
Fare 10 Norfolk, Fortress Monroe, and all way
landings on James rlyer...... %
Fare 10 Baltimore. '.,..'''''.' "
Freigh,s for the above named places at greatly
reduced rates.
IJpusual efforts having been made bv the m0noDo'
lists TO drive the fast steamerJ. II. SCHUYLER FROM
the James river will the public, with this reduction
OF fares. sustain me In my effort In their behalf ~
estab i,h low fares on the above riyery
J. w. HANCOCK, Proprietor
CURTIS 4 PARKER, Agents. ap 22 los
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The American Union Telegraph Com
DEny.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, May 1.-The Ameri-
can Union Telegraph Company to-day pro-
cured from the Probate Court OF this coun-
ty the condemnation OF the right OF way for
their line from here TO Mobile along the
track Of the Mobile and Montgomery rail-
rau1
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Elonf.
BY TeIegrspn.

Pine. s4@t4.5O; superfne. s5@t5 25' eAtr,
S66s626: common family, t6.254fo.oO; 'epe'
hrsns, S7Gf7.75.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, May l.-Virglna 6's, old, is,
deferred. 7: con3Ols, san; second series, 229'
past-duc coupons, sos; new l0-4O's, 4OA; IO-4OS
coupons, 92H. Bii to-day.
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Msjor l.. j. Fleming, formerly OF VIZ
eiDia, died at Jackson, Tenn, April 2Sin
He was formerly identified with The Ala
bama railroad system.
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TICKET AGENCY.


Ho! FOR EUROPE. <fkf:
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,
s2s MAIN STREET,
representing the following fIRsr-cLAss ochAs
STEAMSHIP LINES:
FROM NEW YORK:
The CUNARD, WHITE STAR, NATIONAL
NORTH GERMAN, LLOYD, ANCHOR. HAM
BuRG-AMERICAN, and NEITHER
LANDs.AMGRICAN LINES.
FROM PHILADELPHIA:
RED STAR AMI AMERICAN LINES.
FROM BALTIMORE:
The ALLAN and NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
| LINES.
Passage tickets issued and srArERooMs secured
~ ADVANCE. -. "a
| EXCURSION TICKETS, hFst- ana sscohu-'i4>s' 81"
| steera:c. at REDUCED RATES. ,
| sTEFRAGE TICKETS 10 and from all points in
EUROPE at LOWEST RATES.
! Agent for all Railroad aud Steamboat Iiues lead.
| ing from Richmond. Also, Tor ienn ylyahiA an"
|, Baltimore and Ohio railroads. -
| RATES SAME AS DEfoTs AND GENERAL of-
| PICEs. -,
| Information cnetruuy siNen w H.n,. !" w.
h, wise. NJ W.StnpLh,
| ap2tod2m e2o MAIN ssrees
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OPTICIANS.


rI'O REGAIN YOUR SIGHT ~
FOR Csc. W
cal at 223 Broad street and get a pair OF sPECiA-
CLEs or EYEGLASSES. A large assortment OF
sunerior apaliiy always on hand Prices from SC.
inward sKilfuily adjusted 10 she eve BY
4. q. WALTER.
Practical Optieiap. Matchmaker. and Je~el.f,
22S Bfoad street tayeat for W. n. Cowardin!
NIB 6-3m
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nook AND JOB WORK NEATLY tx <
u ECUTTD At THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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2jc.. RICHMOND TO WAY-LANDINGS.
soc, RICHMOND To NORFORK.
sI,RlCHMOND TO NORFOLK AND RETURN.
AZ, RICHMOND TO BALTIMORE.
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DOR NEW YORk.-The Old .SsSsrx
Il Dominion Steamship Compaay'ss.axskksss
steamship OLD DOMINION, Captain W.ALKER,
viii SAIL TUE sDAY. MAY Alb, at / l O'Clock A. ~.
Freight received until 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Through bills OF ladlng signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north SOUTH east
and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accom- mOdations unsurpassed
Cabin fare to New York, Sl2; steerage, So aad
o..
For freight or passage. apply TO
G.. W. ALLEN 4 Co, Agents.
3-ot COMMANDS Wharf. RocketJss
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The fast and elegant day steamer ARIEL, Captain
&c. CLIFFORD carrying the United states MID,
leaves Richmond
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY
AT A. N.
for regular landings on James river. Norfolk. aud
Portsmouth. making SIRE connection win me
splendid Bav Line steamers VIRGINIA. tABN-
mouth daily 81 5:45 l.. VI. for Baltimore. arriving
there The following mOrping earlier ihan any other
line ria Norfolk in full time for early ira isf
Ia Phiadel pima, New York, and Boston.
The passenger rates on and after APRIL "a
1880, will be a follows:
Richmond to any way-hnding every MON
I Richmond 10 Norfolk every MONDaY..... o so
Richmond TO Norfolk every MONDAY AID
return Tue.day.....,... .............. :..... "
Richmond 10 Norfolk every MONDAY aud
return thursday ,....'.'.... '....',''.''',. "V
Richmond 20 Norfolk any trip-goOd 10 It-
Richmond 20 Tialtmore-gooi 10 go any TIP 90
Tickets 10 the abOve-Damed points, and also 20
phuadelphia New York. and Boston. on sale a.
CARRIERS. S20 Main street, and on board steamer.
| Baggage checked through.
| MOONLIGHT AID DAY EXCURSIONS.
ENGAGEMENTS can ~ mad nv churches, societies,
&C. for MOONLIGHT EXCURSIONS around
| Dutch GAP and DAY EXCURSIONS 10 Old PoHt,
| &C.. NOW by steamer ARIEL, and after loih JUie
next by the elegant new steamer now building
AT LOWEST RATES.
FIR ight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth,.
| Washington, d. C., Newb' rDe, Washington. AMI
| Tsrl,orO n. c.. aud AL points In Eastern Norm
| Carolina also, for Eastern shore OF Virginia, famp-
river, at LOWEST RATES. l.: Is. TATUM,
| an % superintendent.
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WurAr-White. 40 bushels prime at Sl,35 !;
25Z bushels prime as sl.35-tOta, 202 bushels
Red, so bushels prime Lancaster at Si.30; 10
bushels good Futz at sl.25-tcta. 30 bushels.
CORN ired. 92 bushels very good on private
terms; "a bushels very good at 55c.-,oIal, 236
nshelS.
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PArRoNizE THE HOME LINE. 80
,AssERGER RATES REDUCED STILL MORE.

VIRGINIA sTEAMgoAT COMPANY: JAMES.
RIVER LINE.
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DEPAxTUKE os sYEAnEgs.

A NcHoR LINE :ssEyk
UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMrEs
sail every saturday.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW.
CABINS, $50 TO $50. sTEERAGE, &2e.
These steamers do not carry cattle, sheep, or PIGS
And every saturday.
NEW YORK To LONDON DIRECT.
CABINS. s55 10 SOS. Excui sions at Reduced Rates.
Passenger accommodations are unsurpassed. !
All Staierooms on Main Deck.
Passengers booked AT lowest rates To- or from any
Kdii0at static N In Europe or America.
Drafts issued ut owet rates, payable tree OF chers
throughout England. scotland, and Ireland.
For books OF Information. plans. &C., apply 10
BENrERsoN BROTHERS, Bowling Green. N. Y,
or GEORGE W. ALLEN x CO..
or j. T.. GIBSON,
Southern Express Company, Richmond.
m IA
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
u,cu.tnNp Nav 1880

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WusAT-Vhife. 292 bushels Red, 9s bushels
CORN Waite. 100 bushels. Mired, 236 bushels
OATs.-lO0 bushels-re-exhlbted
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pidctu on tue market, ana tue SudTtS sOfu NJ
high rates, which are not worth the paper
on which The shares are printed. But all
these things bring money and people TO
Leadvllle; and hence the present apparent
prosperity.
There is abundant evidence that the Lead
vile bubble Is about TO break. There are
in town from five 10 ten thousand people
who will move into the Gunnison region
the moment the snow in the mountain
passes viii! permit travel. This will remove
from an eighth TO quarter OF the popula-
lion within the next sixty days, and there
IS no reason TO believe that they will ever
! return here or that their places will be sup
Piled by fresh victims from the East. With
The withdrawal Of all these people will come
aialling of IN the demand for houses, and
there will ensue decline in rent and the
prices Of real estate. Once started, the de-
cline will be as rapid and disastrous as 1t
vas 10 Chicago, when the bottom fell out OF
he reaI-estate speculation OF ten years ago.
One thing is worthy OF notice, and that Is
val nobody is making calculation to remain
sae permanently, but each one Is propo-
s,tslo skip as soon a. he has made bis pie.
hoe who have made money have invested
sss,sesbere, as rule; aud their example
WI followed by others.
~ iaet, majority OF the people with
nv iva have talked, when pressed down 10
mi, point. admit that everything except
snsa 's oyerdone; that tremendous col
70 r ns Inevitable, and that all they hope Is
'''oad ln time TO escape the catastrophe.
THE MOST AMAZING THING
,lI me That upon so slender foundation
sae could have been erected 50 vast
rfftfneture The only exclamation Is
ss. 49, men have all aloRg understood The real
uActtr Of the situation and have gone on
r,isg and Improving with the expectation
tbfS could close out at an advance be-
s ~s tie cfssf, should come. There Is not q
~ n LeadyiIIe 30 idIotic % 10 believe that,
w iour Of I'VE hundred dollars per foot
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Free Of Cost.

Tho most wondrful remedy Of the age
is now placed within the reach of all.
Be he rich or be he poor, it costs moth
ing to give this great remedy trial
DR.. Kings California Golden Com
pound for dyspepsia, sick headache, low
spirits, loss Of appetite, sour stomach,
coming up of food, yellow complexion,
general debility, inactivity and .-drowsi-
ness, liver complaint, jaundice and bill
iousness, for which it is a certain and
speedy cure. No person should be
without it. In order to prove that 1t
will do all that we claim for it you are
given a trial bottle free of cost, which
will convince you of its truly wonder
full merits, and show you what regu-
lar one dollar size bottle will do. For
sale by j. w. Houghton.
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Well! WE'LL! Well!!!

Now j. W. H., tits fact plain to be seen,
The Park should be kept neat and clean;
But we can't most hardly ever tell
When they'll be through with the pesky we'll
But bear this Ia mind and don't you forget,
The Job OF cleaning to the commissions been
let.
He'll clean and grade so we couldn't tell,
The spot where "rests" our artesian we'll.
This is the finest poem that has been
contributed for our paper for some time.
just look at the feet, rather soiled it
NAV be, but they don't smell bad.
Now we are no judge of poetry, but
we have q seven shooter that is, and the
first victim this same seven-shooter at
tacks may be cut into q bloody skim
mer before we will interfere. Let us
give = little advice to our friends. The
first time you feel a poetic sentiment go
quivering along your back, fill up with
dried apples and in due course of time
it will subside. The apples (that were
once dried) acting as a counter irritant.
II 1t should ever return, take thirty
grains of bromide of potassium, and,
and, well this must effect q cure and
we at least will be happy.
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Concert.

A concert given last Friday evening,
under the management of Mr.. w. s.
Franks closed the entertainments Of the
Ladies Lecture Course. The audience
was the largest Of the course and the
music good, more than meeting the ex-
pectations of the listeners. Among the
instrumental music we were especially
pleased with the Vienna March, and
Trombone Solo, with piano accompani-
ment. The choruses were well execu-
ted, the "Trio fer Ladies Voices"
Quartette, moonlight on the Lake,"
Chorus and Echo, "Yo-ho," and the
Quartette, "The Wolf is OIL the HILL"
were given enthusiastic applau Sc. We
give the full programme below:
Overture-Turco in Italia, :. Rossini.
oRcHEsrRA-Rev. Geo. Mather, S.
E. Wilcox, and w. S. Dickerson.
Chorus-Hsrk! Appollo Strikes the
Lyre!. Bishop.
Instrumental Duet-Il Travatore,
-Menotte.
MRS. KINNIsoN AND w. 8. DIcKKRsoN.
Jodler Waltz, -. Arranged by Leland.
ORCHESTRA.
Trio-Ladies' Voices. Glover.
IDA srRoUP, ALLIE RosKR AND MRS.
F. c. LEACH.
Chorus-Carnovale,. .... ..... .Rossini.
Selection-..-.....
oRKHEsTRA.
Quartette on the Lake,
.-........ w hite.
MRS. KINNIsoN, MRS. LEACH, w. s. FRANKS
AND wM. CUSHION.
Vienna March,, Arranged by Leland.
ORCHESTRA.
Chorus ard Echo-Yo no, .... Root
Selection
ORCHESTRA.
Quartette-Dona Nobis -. Farmer.
MRS. CUSHION, MRS. LEACH, W. 8. FRANKS
AND VIM. CUSHION.
Male Quartette-The VOLTS on the Hill,
.--....--. -..-.- " mite.
W. 8. FRANKS, Z. MCINTYRE, F. C. LEACH
AND WA. CUSHION.
SeleCtlOn--..
ORCHESTRA.
Chorus-what Phrase, Sad and Soft,
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How often it happens that minor
ailments terminate in serious maladies
through neglect. This is specially true
of complaints affecting the throat and
lungs. When soothed and healed by
the balsamic action of Thomas Eclec-
trio OIL, the organs of respiration are
rescued from the most serious peril -.
Pain and Inflammation of all kinds are
relieved by this preparation. See the
advertisement.
Mr.. Jonn Muhlig, Poyner, Iowa,
sends us the following communication :
1 have been a sufferer with rheumatism
for the last six years; 1 tried lots of
medicines without any success. Visit
ing one day the store of Messrs. Wang
Ter Bros, in Waterloo, Iowa. these
gentlemen induced me to try the st.
Jacobs Oil, telling me that it had a rec
ord as a very effective remedy. I bought
bottle, used it regularly according to
directions, and was relieved of the all
ment from which had suffered for six
long years.
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MRS

That choice Coffee that everybody
compliments SO much, is roasted at
Bowlby s. Halls. Don't forget it.
And if you have to wade through mud
knee deep, 60 to the Grocery and Crock
cry Store of Bowlby & Hall and get
Coffee that is strictly pure and fresh
roasted.
The quality of the II. & NJ. Oysters is
known by everybody, we get them di-
rect from the packer in Baltimore.
Those who buy our Flour, Crackers,
Buckwheat, Tea, Coffee, Cheese, But
ter, etc., know that no better goods can
be found in the market. We employ
our energies in selecting the best and
healthiest goods, and will sell same
quality at as low price as any body.
Our Queensware and Glassware stock
is the most complete Of anything
in town. Give US call.
BOWLBY & HALL.
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School Report.

Report of School taught by Nettie ".
Craddock, in District No. z, commenc-
ing Nov. IL, 1879, and closing Feb. 81,
1850.
Ella Beckley, 100; Maud Baker, 100;
Mary Cole, 100; Edith Adams, 100;
Laura Kelsey, 300; Carrie Kelsey, 90;
Everett Kelsey, 80; Alma Ledyard, 80 {;
Effie Williams, 80; Lima Wheeler, 90;
Mamie Ledyard, 80; Hiu,ie Cole, 90;
Warren Laborir, 9S; Alta Williams, 90 {;
Artie Kelsey, So; Ina Kelsey, 9S; Ina
Kelsey, So; George Kelsey, 9s; Leila
Baker, 9s; Stella Andrews, %; Rosa
Laborie, 90; Artie Cole, 9s.
Maud Baker, Lelie Baker, Artie Kel-
sey and Warren Laborie were not alb
sent during the term.
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Personals.

Il
Hon. s. S. Warner and wife returned
last Friday from a ten days visit in
Washington.
Miss. NJ. A. Clark, who Is spending
the week at her home In Cleveland, is
expected to return Saturday next.
Miss Cruikshank, of Delaware, a nd
Miss johnson, Of Elyria, neices Of Mr..
VIM Fisher, spent the Sabbath in town.
Mr.. S. X. Warner, of the firm of
Foot & Warner, left yesterday on a
second trip to Wood County, to pur-
chace stock.
Rev. A. Norton, a minister of the
East Ohio NJ. E. Conference, and at a
later day agent for the American Bible
Society, died suddenly at his home in
Berea, of a lung difficulty, Sunday
morning Feb. 22d, 1880, aged 65 years.
E. o. Foote of South Bend, Ind,
youngest son of E. o. Foote Of welling-
ton, was lately presented with a fine
gold watch by the members of the busi-
ness firm who employ him, as . token
Of the company's high appreciation OF
his services.
Mrs. Frances D. Gage. who was once
a prominent writer and lecturer, well
known a. one of Ohio's most sensible
and talented women, is now an almost
helpless paralytic, but still possesses
her mental faculties unimpaired. She
lives at Bunker Hill, H., about twenty
miles from st. Louis.
The Princess Louise. of Canada,
seems to have been considerably bruised
by that sleighing accident, but we are
glad she has found her hair pin. II
she hsd been the daughter of-well, a
dairyman's daughter, for example, she
would never have squandered $40 200
for pin capable of being lost in a
single evening.
Miss Della Stafford, the only daugh-
ter of Rev. Heman Stafford, we'll
remembered and highly respected miu-
lister who formerly Travelled Wellington
circuit, died at Ripon, Wisconsin, Feb.
16th, of hemorrhage of the lungs. A
letter to the Oberlin News says, that
Miss Stafford has been in failing health
since an attack Of pneumonia about a
year ago, but rode out and was unusu-
ally well the last day of her LIE, there
being scarcely a moments premonition
of her sudden death. She had been a
teacher much of the time since her
graduation at Oherlin, with her broth
er Albert in 1861, who is minister in
Wisconsin, and the only surviving
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford; the
youngest son William, also a minister,
having died two years ago. Former
friends hereabouts will deeply sympa-
thize with the bereaved parents.
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NEW COMPOUND!

A NEW COMPOUND!
sCIENTIFICLY prepared of Balsam Tolu,
Crystalized Rock Candy, Old Rye Whisky,
and other tonics. The Formula is known to
our best physicians, Is highly commended
by them, and the ANALYSIS Of one of our
most prominent che mists, PROF. g. A.
MARINER, of Chicago,is on the label of every
bottle. It is we'll known fact to the medi-
cal profession that TOLu, ROCK and RYE.
will afford the greatest relief for Coughs
Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Sore Throat,
Weak Lungs, also Consumption, in the In
cipient and advanced stages Of that disease.
1t can be used as q Beverage and for an
Appetizer, mixing an effective tonic for
Family use. Tryit, you will find 1t pleasant
to take, of great service, II wesk or debili.
tated, as it gives strength, tone and activity
to the whole human frame.
Put up in quart size bottles for family use.
LAWRENCE & MARTIN, Sole Agents
for the UNITED STATES and CANAOAS.
Also Importers OF Fine Wines, Liquors and
Cigars. Ill Madison street, Chicago.
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
2S-Smo.
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Whole number enrolled, 396; Aver
age percent of daily attendance, 81;
number cases of tardiness, 0. Out of
the AS days of absence during the
month, $40 were due to sickness of the
scholars, many of them being. obliged
to remain out from week to ten days.
Aside from the necessary and much re-
GREETED absence, the attendance during
the month compares favorably with
that of the preceding months of the
year. During the last week the sick
ness has much diminished, and 1t Is
hoped that the attendance for the re-
naming month of the term will be
much better than that of the one just
closed. r. ii. KINNIsoN, SupG.
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r~ VIII, r., Aa5sh ~, 1875.
Dc.l sir:-Afs.r esins your Blood and
Cough Honey for two yesrs past ia our fam.
ny, ] can testify that they. Vim do all that
you eialm tcr tnem; Oar ismhy nae ldnved
r"cOm@ssS a -. % % n. Yo1n @ w1,V' VeAis
Dr.. Fsnner's Blood end Liver Remedy
and Nerve Tonic may well be called
ssThe conquering hero" Of the times. 1t
The medical triumnh of the zoe Who
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DIED.

Mrs. Huldah Humphrey Rood. of New
Boston, Mass, formerly for many years
resident Of Wellington, died February 4th,
1880, of Bright's disease of the kidneys,
after sickness Of about three months, aged.
81 years.
She was . sister Of Mrs. John Albiuger
aud Ogden Humphrey, and half sister to
Mr.. N. E. Marcy. She will be remembered
by her friends for her many womanly vir-
tues, and by the temperance people as .
very active, energetic member Of the Good
Templar's Lodge, during her residence here.
She retained the use Of her faculties till
within Q few hours of her death. Her hus'
band and relatives have the sympathies OF
their friends here, in their hour Of af1iction.