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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-08-12
Tho Devil Dlu 1t.

Christiana Taylor, an old colored wo-
man, arrested for the murder of little
boy and girl, aged respectively 3 and 6
years, on the Fisher farm in the District of
Columbia, last Saturday, yesterday con-
fessed the crime. She assigned no motive
for the deed, saying "What killed them
for don't know. The devil got into me,
80 that could not help doing it."
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The Attendance Vary Large at the Close
Last Night.

Tho Attendance v.ry Large at the Close
Last Night.
At the Brownstown camp there was
early prayer and experience meeting yes
terday morning, led by Jacob Writers,
after which there was a general prayer
meeting led by Christian Brown.
AT 10 o'clock the regular services were
hold, and Rev. I. E. Knarr, presiding
elder of the district, preached the SER
mon, taking his text from Kings xiii, 10.
The discourse was very interesting, the
speaker giving some history Of the
church from its origin to the present
time.
In the afternoon general prayer and
experience meeting was held, led by w. j.
Kafroth. Rev. W. A. Leapolt preached in
tho afternoon from Rev. XIII, 1, 2. The
sermon was full of missionary spirit, and
after it was over collection amounting to
$500 was taken up for the mission. Rev,
w. G. Kantner then preached another SER
mon from Acts viii, 4, and 6 verses.
In the afternoon the attendance was
large and the weather very pleasant. Prof.
w. E. Walz, of the Schuylkill seminary,
was among those present on the stand
from q distance, q number Of minister's
from other denominations were on the
ground.
In the evening the crowd was tremend-
GUS. That being the last night of the
meeting, the people from the surround
ing country turned out in great
force to attend tho camp, and
great many persons from this city drove
to the camp and they say that it was the
largest they have ever attended. The
woods and all the surrounding fiel.ls were
standing full of vehicles of every kind and
the number of persons is estimated at
from 1000 to 5000. Notwithstanding
this immense crowd the order was excel
lent and everything passed off very
pleasantly.
A general prayer meeting was held early
in the evening, and at 8 O'Clock there was
preaching by Rev. 1. w. Hoover, from 1
Timothy, iY, s.
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MINOR TOPICS,

MINOR TOPICS.
"AcTUAL1TY, said Mr.. Alcott, with
deep solemnity, "is the Thineness of the
Here" This was at tho Concord Summer
School of Philosophy.
THE American delegates to the Interna-
tional Medical Congress, which came to a
close at London, on Wednesday, adopted a
resolution thanking those whose hospi-
talities they have received, which will
strengthen the ties Of friendship between
the United States and England.
AFTER tour of the principal English
wheat-produoing districts, the London
Times estimates that with ordinary summer
weather throughout August the yield
should exceed by 5000. 900 quarters last
years poor crop. The yield will apparently
average thirty bushels to tho acre.
The treasury department yesterday pur-
chased 10000 ounces of fine silver for
delivery at the Philadelphia, San Francisco
and New Orleans mints. This ID tho largest
purchase Of silver made by tho depart
ment for some weeks part, owing to the
high prices which have been asked.
WORTH, the famous Paris dressmaker.
is said to draw his inspiration for his most
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The body Of . one-legged man in an ad-
vanced stage of decomposition, was found
tied to plank on the river bank at Rem
ington, near Pittsburgh. He had evident
" been robbed and murdered.
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Out OF Doors,

Hanlan will row against Ross for 81, 600
a side, at place to be mutually agreed
upon, in the first week of October.
Maud 8, the famous trotter, made .
mile in 2:104, at Rochester, yesterday,
beating her own record by of . second.
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The jealous care with which the origi-
nal proprietor of extensive landed e.
tates around here guarded his timber
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An Enx1ns Among Cows.

pennsx1TaHia aesceIaaS o 4si1rosd near Dilsrviis.
While there an engine came along. One
cov vas struck and thrown against bank
but not seriously injured. Several others
ran along ahead of tho engine for at least
one hundred yards and the engineer was
compelled to reverse before the animals
could be safely got Of.
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ANT HUNTERS.
Sixteen Quarts Of Red Ants.


Yesterday VIM. Roehm, hotel keeper,
South Queen street, and Geo. Kircher, OF
the Golden Eagle, East King street, re-
turned from the Blue Mountain, where
they had spent q day in ant hunting,
bringing back with them sixteen quart
bottles filled with large rod ants.
The manner of capturing the game is
to place the empty bottle alongside the
ant hill insert on end of a twig into the
mouth of the bottle and the other end in
to the opening of the ant hill, then stir
the insects up with another stick. In
stantly they rush forth to find what the
trouble is; they fall pell-mell into the
bottle, and in an incredibly short time
''there's millions in it." The bottle is
then corked and the process is continued
with other bottles.
1t is claimed that decoctiOn of red ants
and spirits is specific for rheumatism,
and it is to this use the sixteen bottles of
bugjuice is to be applied.
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Elias Aument, residing near Mechanics
Grove, in Drumore township, had horse
stolen from his stable on Wednesday
night. The animal is q dark bay, with
the left hip slipped. There is largo scar
on the right bind quarter caused by q
kick, and the sore is not yet entirely heal
ed. The horse is about 10 years of age
and 10 hands high. A reward of $50
awaits the person recovering the horse
and cOnvicting the thief.
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The members of the colored Baptist
church of Lancaster city will hold a
woods meeting at What Glen park on Sun
day, August IA. The following ministers
will be present Rev. VIM. H. Keels,
of Lancaster city : Rev. John Francis, of
Nefsville; Rev. Oscar Jones, of Harris
burg. Service will open at half past ten
O'Clock a. m. Rev. VIM. H. Keels, of
Lancaster will preach sermon at Q o'clock
p. m. on "The Four Kings.'
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charming toilets from. the study Of the
hues of large number Of beautiful birds
from all parts Of the world, which occupy .
large aviary in which he spends hours of
study.
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dctlOnS concerning tne nvo per cents. are
as before stated, not quite completed,
Probably there will be continued in ali
about 440O, ,O00, 900 of this loan, leaving to
be paid $39, 7O8, $50, the remainder of the
loan having already been paid from the sur
plus revenues under calls previously made.
BY this plan the department has been
not only relieved from the embarrassment
of the payment of the coupon interest. but
has reduced all the six and five per cent.
loans of the government to q loan PAYABLE
at the option of the government, and bear
ing interest at the rate of three and a half
per cent, per annum, and this with the
trifling expense to the government of pre-
pairing new registered bonds, of paying
the actual expenses of the London agency,
at which only three persons have been en-.
ployed for a few weeks, issuing about
$444, SOC, 900 of the continued bonds. The
saving to the government through tho
continuance of these bonds is very gratify-
ing.
On the six per cents continued the an
nual savings hereafter in interest will be
"a, ,451, 378.75 on the five per cents, as.
suming $400, 600, 900 to be continued, tho
annual saving will be about $4,000, 600.
making total annual saving hereafter in
the interest of the public debt of $10,-
451, ,38.75. Meanwhile, from March 1 to
October 1, 1881, when these operations
will have been completed, there will be
paid of six per cents "a, ,211, 400 and Of
tive per cents s89, 500, $50, making an ad-
ditional annual saving in interest of
"a 91S, 1850, total reduction of tho in
terest charge in seven months of s15, $40, :.
095.25. In other words, the annual inter.
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In the trial of sheaf- binding machines in
connection with the Royal Agricultural
society, held at Derby, there were twenty
entries and nine competitors. Mccormick q
harvesting machine company, of Chicago,
was awarded the first prize and q gold
medal, and w. Johnstone's harvesting
company, of New York, obtained silver
medal.
AT Chautauqua, N. Y, yesterday, Rev.
DR.. William Hayes Ward, managing edi'
tor of tho New York Independent, lectured
on "Daniel in Babylon" speaking of the
historical chapters of the book of Daniel
and showing that first six chapters were
confirmed by monuments discovered in the
ruins of Nineveh. The records of Daniel
and of the Assyrian monuments were com
pared and shown to correspond and agree
in many important particulars.
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The Inauguration Of the international
Electrical Exhibition at Paris, on Wednes.
day, was private view. The exhibition
is in very unready state. Edison's ex-
hibit was the object of much curiosity. An
electrical machine will in fw days oper-
ate in the Edison show, which will be
manipulated by four clerks, and will tele-
graph II, 600 words per minute.
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WORTH, the famous Paris dressmaker,
is said to draw his inspiration for his most
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Il am favoured with your several letters
of 18th, 14th and Goth Of December and
return you my thanks for the caro- you
have been pleased to take of the wood
timber. I take the liberty to begg con-
tinuance of the same care, AZ
ofton as it shall be necessary. It
is certainly tho business Of the Bor-
rough or of the County to furnish
fireHood for the Hospital and the guard
room of the Kings troops, and I should
think twenty or thirty cord would be fully
sufficient for those purposes. I cannot
suppose that it is expected that firing
should be found for the men that are in
quarters. The Tavern Keepers and others
where the men arc lodged, being by Law
obliged to bear that expense. You do not
tell us whether my application was made
to the Magistrates Of the Borough or the
County Commissioners ON that account,
and what their answer was. am obliged
to Col. Stanwix for ordering his men to
desist cutting upon your application. II
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creditors Of the company to induce
them to lower the rate of interest on
their bonds. He proves to them that
the stock is worthless to show that their
interest cannot be paid, and then turns
about to persuade them that the worth.
less stock is a good consideration for the
exchange of six per cent. bond for a
three per cent.
How is this are the creditors silly !?
or is Mr.. Bond or is he only lying !?
Certainly, if the Reading company has
no reasonable expectation of meeting its
fixed charges with its income, its stock is
not worth anything, and no creditor
would accept it as a consideration for
reducing his interest demand. But the
stock market shows that the stock is
valuable, as it brings there two-thirds of
its par value. Seemingly there are many
m0neyed men who are confident that the
Reading property will at some day and
in some way be able to meet its expenses
with its income. They are more hope
full than Mr.. Bond /; who exhausts his
credulity in believing that the creditors
of the company will be withheld from
demanding their pound of flesh by the
presentation to them of stock certificates
which he declares to be only valuable as
chr0mOs.
Mr.. Bond hardly believes what he
seems to. It is rumored that the parties
behind Mr.. Bond have predilection for
Reading stock and it is just possible
that it is to crafty their appetite that
Mr.. Bond desires to issue thirteen mil
lions more of the pictures.
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The MARKETS.
Astoria Markets.

FLouR.--Superfine s. ~; Extra s. 20 /;
Corn Meal p cwt. s. 20; Buckwheat r cwt
81 90.
BUrrER-Cboice roll, top prices. 52,4 cts.
BIC Wholesale; choice TillamoOk $oc.
CHEESE.-CIatsop dairy llGlsc-
EGGs.-i5a50 cts = doz. Chickens, "a Oh.
FRESH MEATS Choice cuts. Lamb. Ice;
Beef sale: Pork 10; Mutton Sglo. BY the
carcaSc &C.
MEArs.-Breakfast bacon laisdl5 per D.;
sides I5llqIEsc: hams li;2sIec; shoulders
lNaI2c smoked beef l5al6sgc; eorned beef
slOaI2 T. bbl.: corned pork ioc = n.
BEANs.--30I cts.
DRIED FRUIrs.-B Blackberries 3Jc: Prunes
l6a3oc.
HONEY Ia ilssncs soc IN glass she.
InRn.-lu tins and caodies l2.sri'c Z y.
MIL FEEu.--Bran 80 80; country. - (,
ton: Shorls SIS 90 : lav $50 JUH2 %: q ton.
OArS.-Acrording % quality. prices. range
from iuGtgp ct. hushcl.
b.G.~AEi.e es.--- i'ptatoeS -aaI 81. 10
UnfonS Lose 'F d..
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san Francl-co Markets.
Iny MAIL ANo rELnGRApHl

IBN MAIL AND rELEGRArHl
WmEAT-Sl = al 80 per GENITAL ior
good shipping.
0ATS-Sl lJ5,i - = ctl.
Wool.-Orceon, Valley 21@:O els. e
n. Eastern oregon, $50 20.
HIDES-ileavy Saited l0-2c; light. a"
1Nc: salted cali. lOWl2
FAMILY PRoNI>IONS-IiacOn.l l36t l.i5s
cts: clear Oregon sides. l3Gl3'2c: hams,
121sel3 cts. -
BARI.EY-CoaSt feed s0@Sl o. cts;
Brewing S7jZdg5 ~ ctl.
HAY-Wheat. SgdSlJ. Oat. S9dSl5,
Barley. S9NSIj u tom.
EEGETABLEs- Potatoes 1905 cts per
100: Onions, red. 6OdIOc per 100; \ eel
low. Sl6GS1 - per 100.
EGGs-CalifOlnia, 57@47c z dOZ: Ore
gOn, lJCd4Oc q doZ.
FJOUE-Best family extra. - -: Sill
perfne, - J0,G4; Bakers extra, - III !:
Oregon extra, - 75dSj 90: Nalla-walla
Xtra, 81 5OdS4 a..
FRUITS-Dried apples, SCGg els. for
quarters. sliced: Piums pitted, lJJd l4c ;
Peaches ll0l2j &c. peeled 1StG3oc.
BUTTER AND CHEESE-EXtra fancy
Butter, 80 cts, y ib; Fresh roll, good
TO choice. 45847jz cts: Pickled. 40 cts.
y h.
SEBASTIAN, 2ISd3c y fb; Canary,
5J5@s c: Alfalfa, 9G1lc; Timothy, 30
Joe p 10.
BAGs-There is a good business in a
jObbIng way al S34G914c for standard
grain.
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- ~ LN. IL.


Rival bk saq tons. Adlrl>. : o. March
State oi California. -. s1aO tons. Dehney. I'm 3
Gebfoot. bkt. 36l tons Lewis. : March
Orient. brig 3l2 tons. Williams.
Modoc sch. AZ tons, : E. Jan p.
Nerom. N. i1ai toup, Lowell. y Dec Is
Gertrn Su Philadelphia. Jan 10
Empire. ~h New York. loading.
K.t. Davanport 81 i2sS tons. Mailett \ y Jan n
Columbus. su r'cruald. New YORK. Jan ~.
Carrie win-Iou. Ana DID loading Philadelphia
Palmyra Am sh y \ feb =.
Alice Buck. Am sh loading
Olive : Southard Am sh Philadelphia March >
From Foreign Ports
Adulia. Spanish Ok STANLEY r I. Jan yia Victoria
Agnes Oswald. br sh 1880 toas McGiboon. Cardiff.
Dec 10.
Adolf. Swe. ~. ~ tons. hlnsmanS-pn. tFotten-
bura., Oct is
Arzo. e. bk 6,a tons Rio de aniero.
County Of Ayr br blk sgg tons. Alexander Glasgow
Oct II
City Of Agra. br bk, la7I tom, Young. Melbourne.
Nov
clan Grant. hr bl 50, IONS. James. Liverpool.
Countess OF Rothcs. br bk Cardir.
Clan Mcleod br ba 646 tons. Yokohama.
Ethel br bk 49, tons. Graham. Liyerpool Nov .
Iriiy Chaplin. br bk 80 tons. Harris. Cardiff
Geo Bcyyley br 20 lose tons. BewleE. Yokohama
Lizzie Ircdai-. br bk tgB tons. Mossop. Liverpool
Aug H. vid Honolulu and Victoria
oduia br ok l36 tons Liverpool via Honolulu Ju-
~ ~ Houbdul
Passithea br bk 81 tons. West. Liverpool. Nov ~
SeIiirashile. br sh. lls2 tons. Anderson. Cardiff
Scottis Fairy. br bk. Y Jkohama. Oct n
lThirien Caste. br IA i54a tons. Shanghai
Viola br hk ~ tons. Price. Liverpool, Sept VIA
Honolulu
Victoria Gross hr hs. 66s tons. Owen. calc1ta.
Zoe br bk Liverpool wa Victoria Jan
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PORT OF ASTORIA
READY ron SEA.

SAILED.
Oregon So. -s25 tons PonIman. March
MeIaactnou. Lkt. %, tons Manson March
No.ra Bend Bkt s1s tons PerrgInZu. 3 b March D
Archer br bk. 49, ton, Mercer. Liverpool, Feb =
Sparr,a sch = & Feb -
Cerastpr Br ba 5.s tons pueenstowa Feb D.
Geo Harley. -tr : 4 F-h %
Dovrnby. Br bS. Penny Liverpool, fsn %
Durham. br sh gs, tons. SrymoFe. Liverpool Feb -
Absrlemo. g. bar.. 80 tons. Conner. pueen--
town. Fch 90
Dttr-. 3d. Ok. $50 taa- larl.. liverpool f-n Do
Prudent. Or ba. 'a' tons Falmouth Feb Do
-..ua. Hr b, 80 tou- SHAW. Liverpool teb in
Earl Dr1ag. br bs .5I saa-. Li.rrpoo.. Jan =
Courser. sen. =. T.. Jan -
Ro. ha-r, Ear. w. COS. -. -or-. San ~
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Common Councll.

Regular meeting, second and tDurth iues-
day evenings ~ eacu month. ~ g 81. .riock
sr5- Persons desiring Jg have matters 2r, en
upon by the cygnril, ~ al,. regular meeting
nig-r present the -afuc 90 the =udii"f and
Ciert uu ur before the EIiasy evening nrin:
g. t4r fue- lsypu winch tho soEnril holds lis
-a-.r.r ueetius- s. q. - iiD" ELL.
Aali-rT aud tier-.
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Astoria Lodge No. 10, l. o. G. 7.

Regular Meeting every Iuesiag Evening
Al q o'clock. az Good renplar's Hall, Che
nafaus street. Astoria, over c. L. PsTker's
Store Members 0f the order, in good stand
NJ. are invited O. attend. Degree meeting lst
Monday each month. B. order ". Z. I.
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Knights OF Pythias,

As;Jr lodge. 80. e. X. of p. meetk Z
every Wednesday evening az 71slSsZ
O'Clock. IN the hall of the A. %. L. W. W
Corner Chenamu- and Benton streets. .
iiy order G.
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It's Ingredients.

q. show nUf fs.ll .u .Ir >ftrtN and eNcat-
i"ar- uf 'sa r &c. HlauE VruiEcg PERSONAL .!u-
p'irsi'iu.l. v:.rU satisfied rliaI Nr imposition
ie intended. -. ugS -i.r rlc names ~ all
ri> ingredients hg affidavit. TIE. above
ufi'r, w-i. urlr. ...-Hr iriur- hy iir pro-
prictoT "f :Hy either iaihiIy Medicine !u the
tguFid.
Einuy .e-:smonsal>. further i1furiua-
sion. sUa iLil IiUe"' .uu~ iuT :l-lL. viii o..
found IH - uii.ifir' su.aIi,-> 30 Diseases
81 the E'nni. iu which -a-.l '7uiJic = en-
.-lus.-fl. Price y Gs-r h-jti- ,-uuisiuiu. l..
uUuri-> co. ~ it ~ du-f-> >,id hy druggists.
-. T. AN>uN. sos s 60. :'rupri,iuT> Buffalo.
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Harrisburg. Pa. Nov Is. 1850.
DE. T. j. KENDALL Y Co. Gents | have
q very fine mare that has had bone SPAWN
fur Il long time. ! tried every thing man
could devils. To- cuUe 10 hut all In vain and
WIS about tO give il up when a friend of
mime IN this city came To- me and recon-
mended kendalHS SPAWN Cure which tried
with grand results, removing thlt hone clear
and clean aud then sent ~ cents To- YOU for
one OI yOuT Illustrated Horse Books and
think there i no better book printed ON the
horse and his diseases. | have taken great
interest IN IL AMI have since sold ~ copies
:0r You tO my uciShbOr> ami will try and dU
what 9Ood can 10y getting thcln l0r others
Yours truly g. w MILLER
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KER0all'S SPAWN CURE
ON HTNAN FLESH.

Bakersfield. VI. Dee. -. 1879.
g. !. kENDNLL X Co.. Gents wish Ia
add uIy testimony in favor Of yOUr invaluable
iiumrut. -keudallS SPAWN CURE In the
spring uf ISs'2 ! slipped On the lee and
>PTaInr,l my right limb n the Knee JOINT. /
was very l;me and at times suffered the
mu,t rNrTuciatIu- pam. ! wore bdndage
uu if fer ryrra year. and tried most every
thing IN my reach. bui could find nothing
that would give mr permanent relief. When
I OycUvOrked. Il would pain me very much.
In April 1888 | began tO think | should be
q cripple for life /; but having some Of Ken
dall'S SPAWN Cure" thought { would try IT,
1 used one third Of q bottle. and experienced
relief ai once. the pain left me and has not
troubled me since. ] feel very grateful to
you and would recommend Kendall Spav n
Cure to- ail who suffer with >prainS Or Theu-
matlSm. Yours truly, Mrs. j. BOJTELL.
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Temple Lodge. no. !. A.F.A-M.

Regular ComIn gnication- first and XX
third SatU days IN each month. atst, wv
O'Clock. .. N.. at the ttaii Ia AstOris.
Members Of tie order. IN good standing. are
invited 70 attend. By OTac. Il me u. VI.
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Beaver LocSe No. 30. L o. OF.

Meet every Thursday evenlns. 80,
al =. o'clock. r. the oGd Eel = -
los-- Hall. cpr. Of Ca, and Che
ma m1l, streets, Astoria. Mem mncrs - the Order
are iavitel L. attend. b. order. NJ,
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Cnamoer of Commerce or Astor.a.

E..-uls,r meeting every ~ apd "a Monday
81 each ''rp'i' "a. 81 - T. ~ iu the hal' ~ tht-
Young Mem, Christian Association.
J. .. :. BNWLSA. President
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TIDE TABLE FOR ASTORIA
ON tables OF United States Coast Survey

for deed, quit claim deeds, mortgages
and warranty deeds. at this Office.
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COMMERCE AND TRADE.
Financial.

liver. at par.
Com exchange on san Francisco 4 percent
premium.
Coin exchange on New York buying par:
selling. . % percent.
Legal fenders-Iat
Telegraphic transfers on New York per
cent. premium.
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SPAWN Cure

l. sure m its effects. mild I'm ItS action aS II
does not blister. AMI yet 10 l. penetrating
aud powerful To reach any deep seated pain
or 20 remove ANY bOny growth or any other
enlargement. if used TOR several days, such
~ >payiuS, >plinl>. curbS. cdllOuS. SprainS,
>wclliulS. any !Imcuc>> and AL enlargementS
Oi the JOINTS uF limbs Or rheumatism IN man
ana for any purpose for which liniment Is
used for man OT beast. lt i now known to
De the best lniineut for man ever used, act
ing mild and Yet certain in its effects. 10 is
Used fall strength with perfect safely 40 all
SEASONS Of the year.
send address for illustrated circular. which
W. think gives positive proof Ui IFS virtues.
No remedy has ever met with such unquali-
fed SlIcr'-SS. fO our kUuTlctlgt. for beast aS
Well a. man.
Price Il per bottle. or >iN bottles for -
ALL Dir GtiiSTS have IL or can get it fOI
yrU. or ii VIII i,. sent G" any address ON re-
.--lFt ui price. 10y the pruVrIrturS.
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WaShiugtOnyilIc. Ohio June l.. 1850.
DE. Il. j. KENDALL. y Co. Gents Read
iIg yoUT advertisement M Turf. Field and
Farm. Of keuddll'> SPAWN Cure and having
u valuable and speedy Horse which had been
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mcnt and large >VlIut from another horse
md both horses aTc To-day ~ sound ~ colts.
The one lrutIlr MS worth tO mc Ouc hundred
dollars. Respectfully yours.
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