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louse 3ceiving a new n. MUSLINS, and a hand- a nice line of GOODS, except at Cost. IS, at Cost. at COST. 'HOLOMEW.

SALE. DODS! ter Stock ing Goods, Oliuki, rii-t oo, t. ESCRIPTIONS. Gooflfi, if if on ey. STREET.

wring; Machines. AMI.NED THE SINGER! ERS, HEMMERS, achines. SPECIALTY. at the SINGEIt OFFICE, IT, DECATUR. UE, Gcn'l Agent.

OTTOE. i la, left- U-i anil i i i raiMe or i 13 bpreby warned not to on my account, I i )f her i i i i PKTKK I A vl- TEES' SALE. Lev Rh nt the am; Matt- ol Illinois, I i on 1S71, i he conveyed to the i rt'Kl fBiaU- bflow tecurv the payment of ouo te i.evl Rlumiles. (it i for iht- aum of HIS jifter date thereof, to thi' t'. Interest at nnruitn, thn tint payment made on the first "1ay of I.nrcufter seml-annuaily, on ivmnlwr and Maj iu t-ach last payment of interest, be tuadu ou the dateof Lho id i said rleed of ltd in the Recorder's office of in book page It provided Uy said Meed be made in the ment of due, upon application of t-r thereof, the umlersU'ned to sell said real to tlit- bliUU-r lor nr of HIM of Macon and a i fltft given tiutlcu some public newbpiipt-t pob- of Decatur i das itc ul and a Jet-u tu the- prt-m- Bald note past a a unpaid, and upon i 1 rd ddv of a a A.

ana Moses H. I. the laid a i id- rslgned tu nyJI sa preral- nrov.sions said Uet-d of 1 ice Is hereby iriveu UK A A A I. a a at the door niie. i thtf i of Iiecatur, MI and Slate of I i i Uu .1 sell at public auction to liter the i state, luate In the county of Illinois, to-wlt -quarter of the southeast i I town- range three east of ii-il meridian, together with 5'its and i of redemp- -t-vl RboaJea therein, hi authority vested In us by tt J.

PEPDECORDaud VBER BLTRKOWK, vro-wtd ilepsy or Fits. I I the great CuD'inerer, cures i St. all nervous aeases, known positive and sure Jt has been and Qas never till In a case. Inclose ulars. i i evldeiu-e of free.

Fieate name when ordering medicines. i ami of all persons i Addreno DH. S. A -H, St. Joseph, Mo.

iwlr 'ICIK'S I) VEGETABLE SEEDS a Million People in America, see Illustrations, only Gakle. Quarterly. 60 cents th covers Jl 00. cations are printed In Ecz- i Address VICK, Rochester, N. V.

flattn SUpublfran, )KCYTl'K ANNOUNCEMENTS. 101 I lol i i lur Cli'Y Uhif.ft.ii'rMyNT. i i weather. roads in all iliructiuao shippers are in trouble to ira enough to do the business A railroad chap claims to have been "bulldozed" out of about dollars ia money, but where, liow, or by whom, (U-potient bayetb. not Jay in the i i i court chancery docket was gone through -with this moming and received a regular trimming.

on Niw'ermyer, near the choice peachblow potatoes. Hummer sell the celiibi.i- i i i i i tobicco. jtlurvey Downing Imck tuid i connection i the trains. orders for B. F.

Taylor's hack ut Armstrong druir, store. It meets all tuiinsby day or night. Slucum's Minitrels have just finished a most successful engagement in Chicago. The Chicago papers pronounce them the best company that vibited Chiciigo tbia season. They are to be here Saturday i next.

the Sterling Gazette we learn llrit Hon. Wendell Phillips is to lecture i that city oa Friday evening of this weak. hope to lie able to announce to our readers a lecture from this greatest of American orators, in this city, some time in the course of the winter. kinds of fresh candies manufac lured daily at J. J.

Drake's, Opera Block. Senatorial question has loomed up for the last few days to an extant that has hidden all other questions from view; the presidency ia nowhere; and matters of trade and traffic have sunk out of sight. understand that the meetings lieiiii: held this week by several of the are of a very interesting char acter. Church members seem to be experiencing a revival of interest on their part, and aoveral persons who members have signified their intention to commence a Christian life. We learn that the religious people of the city aie hopeful of a general revival.

once said to Mme. Campan, It is your mission to train up the mothers of France and make fit to breed heroes." Had B. T. Babbitt's Toilet Soap been in existence the great would have made a point that it should be used. For physical culture is as necessary as moral.

This new toilet soup, delicate, putt 1 and i artificial hcent, has equal for the toilet anil bath tub. It will soon heroine' household The llackftt Bull understand a over a hundred tickets were sold to ball given last i al Powers' fur the benefit of Michael Hackett's family. We also learn that a very pleasant pinty wus in attendance and that the affair passefl off in a very sathfactory a Masquerade--This evening the Cun- cordis Society will give a grand masquc- laJe ball their hall. These a i ments are 'made exceedingly enjoyable by this Society, and a right pleasant time may be anticipated And Still; They the name o( Horace Davenport, our vigilant and energetic poundmastcr, appeals among the candidates for City Marshal. Mr.

1). has been in the service of the city for three years, und his shown hiin- iclf to be an energetic nnel a i officer. If docU'd Marshal 1m i doubtless display the same energy aud fidelity in the discharge of his duty as has char- nelcibed him in his pteent position. CIRCUIT COURT. December Teiin, 187V.

i I A 23. a convt'necl at 1 o'clock in ami the i cases received alien ll.ill Lin IJuCKKl' i Fiales; clowir and a i i Hi'porl ot commissioners appioved: allnwed as attorney's fee. Tuliini Quiekel vi. Joseph Chance rt petition for partition. Keport of commissioners approved, and if'JOU allowed as attorney's lee, and for guairliun.

i i i VH ('has. A. Tuttle; a i i i i Pleas i a and judg- uieut rendered by court for PEOPLE'S DOCKET. Iu the case of The People vs. Jobn H.

Starne and Elijah Devers, ia which defendants were charged with conspii- acy, a trial had and a verdict of guilty returned with a sentence to thu peniten tiary for one year, the motion for a new trial was argued, and motion sustained by the court. A new trial will therefore be had, aud defendant, Starne, was required to lecognize iu Ihe sura of $1,000 WEDNESDAY, JAN. 24. Court convened at o'clock, a. and the i cases leceivetl attention: DOCKET.

The follow! 115; named persons were sentenced us indicated below upon ver- dit.ta i i letideied or upon plea of guilty. Chas M. limkley, for larceny, three yeais in the penitentiary, and one day in each year in solitary confinement. James aiders, for burglary, two years iu tbe penitentiary. Jlielmel Abraham Degolyer, for laroany, one year each iu penitentiary.

Samuel Wilson, for burglary and larceny--on two counts for burglary and three counts for larceny; one year in the penitentiary on each count. COMMON LAW DOCKET. Alexander A. Chew vs. Francis B.

Turner; assumpsit. Default assessed $359 16 as damages. CHANCERY DOCKET. Matthews, Adams Co. vs.

Moses Walker a chancery. Continued. Pedi'ecord Burrows TS. Franklin Priest a chancery. Dismissed by plaintiff.

Jacob Leiby vs. Mary J. Morris et al; chancery. Bill dismissed. James H.

Csx vs. Paschal K. Hamilton a chancery. Stricken from the docket. Adora Jane Howell and Isaac Howell vs.

Wheeler et Elwood Co. vs. Perry Drake a mechanic's lieu. Stricken from docket. John Magoon vs.

Jacob Statesman a foreclosure. Continued. Christian Kratz vs. Nancy A. Moon, foreclosure.

Kcport of sale np- provad. Josephine Webber vs. Conrad Schoenle et al; chancery. Continned. John A.

Lehman vs. 1'atrick O'Hara ct al; same order. Bridget Dicksen vs. Richard Ditikson; divorce. Same order.

vs. Jerome It. Goiin a chancery. Same order. Hcuiy Kaiu vs.

Chas. VV. Aiken; injunction. Stricken from docket witlf leave to reinstate. George v.s.

Wm. T. Stamper i a torcclosu.ro. i Fred. vs.

John Allison et al chancery. Same order. Fnuicis Wicks vs John Kinncy, trustee, chancery. Same order. Mary E.

Lanhuin vs. William N. Lanham a injunction. Stricken from doc'kci. II.

Kain it Bro. vs. Abrnin C. Miller; mechanic's lien. Dismisicdl by plaintiff, John A.

Miller, adm'r, vs. Mary Cdsscll a foroclosuro. Continued. Angeline Atchison vs. Thus.

J. Atehi- son; divorce. Same order. a i Miller et al vs. C.

Miller et al; paililion. lioport of sale approved and case strfcken from docket. Nancy C. McGuiie vs. Wm.

McOuire; i i Dismissed by plaintiff. A Dennis vs. Madison Bradshaw tt chancery. Corjtinuod. Adjourned to 1J o'lock, p.

m. LIST Of LETTERS Remaining in the Post Office, at Decatur, Macon Jan. 24, IbTT. A Chan (2) McKee Thon Aiinnon Mr Nigh Jno Ur.iteu Wm Peterson (lanuorah Boyle Eliza Parkliam Ida liigt'H A i Hay James Ii Miss Sarah Kyue i Callahur ICugeiie Hoss James Unrson Smith Emily Crist Maria Skigs Mias Lulie Dehay (2) Sheridan VV Daring Wm Spear Emerson Albert Ellis Fergurnon Gliisscock Huts I Hugcnberger Mary Wilson Ii Johnson Nancy Went lull Haltie Lake Frank i i a Lewis Lukens Luzie a i te Wilson Lnwaon Taylt.r Wood Miller Henry Wyre Kmeline Marshall Wm Woods Jas Maginnis Lieu Witbgott Sallie Foreign--Isaacson Mrs --Klingelc Theresia H. LYTLE, M.

Stookey Thomas Hester A Viinmeeter Dr VnnDusko Williams Mr (boarding house) DIED. At the residence of her son-in-law. J. B. Nowlln, in Austin township, on Sunday, Jan.

21, 1877, MBS. ELIZABETH SYKES, aged 67 years. Mrs. Sykcs, whose maiden name was Elizabeth Langdale, WHS born in Yorkshire, England, and at tUe aye of fourteen emigrated with her parents to this country, and settled in Dearborn county, Indiana. At the age of nineteen she was married to John Sykes, of Cincinnati, Ohio, where she resided until 1849, when her husband dying of cholera, she returned to Dearborn county and remained there 1867, since which time she has in tdc her homo with her daughter, Mrs.

i Mrs. Sykas was the mother of eleven children, three only of whom (two sons and one daughter) survive her. The funeral services were held at the Methodist Chapel on Tuesday, attended by a larjje number of the neighbors and friends; and after listening to a very impressive discourse by tbe pastor, the remains were interred in the cemetery adjoining. E. Madame Fog's Skirt-supporting Corsets; Moody's Abdominal Corsets, and Bortree's Adjustable Duplex Corsets, very ehatp, at oe-' LINN A SCHUQGS'.

Choice Butter at Hie Ten Store, at 2i it pound. Jan. 9 dtf Vttramrlo, IfHtter nitolck ami Maple Tallies, at Dec. Opera Block Hair Mattesses aud Upholstery work of all kinds, the best, at Jan 20 dtf AHIIBY'H, Opera Ulock. for GO goods, notions, millinery goods, for cash at cost prices.at Tnito.

A. GEHIISIAXN' jiin'j W2m-dlm 100 Dozen French Corsets, at 75c and $1 00, just received--the handsomest, best and cheapest corset ever sold. Oct 16 dtf Seuuoas. Fresh home-made candies at Wo'od's, 22 Merchant St. jan22 dlw.

Kecommended kg the Faculty. --Allen's Strengthening Cordial and Liver Pills. They have cured thousands of hopeless cases where all other known remedies have failed; this, too, without any of the horrors that attend surgery, or the heroic medical treatment. They are worth a wholt army of them and be convinced. For sale by all druggists.

i Grand Beyond. Itexcription--llte assortment of Candies at DRAKES'. Dec. 22-dtf Pike, the Jeweler, keeps the best Spectacles iu the city, and sells them at reasonable price. 1-dlm Ousters served ia ujy style at 1.

3. Drake's Rastauranl, Opera Block. 9dt Protecting Fruit this heading in last week's paper I noticed an "item" about the driving of nails in fruit trees to keep away and insects. Now, Mr. Editor, please don't let the people do this; you say it can do no harm, but does the tree a great deal of good--that is, if it is all O.

K. Don't let the people do it, because I Bay so. I say it will damage the trees and make an accessable place for borers to enter the bark, and it will do no good whatever. The sap ascends only through millions of cells in sap wood, meeting the air and changes by evaporation and chemical action to growth, which is only laid on by descending sap between the bark and wood. Again, a tree can only take in its proper nourishment through its rootlets, and not through the body 1 It is like feeding a man mush through his ribs.

Yours truly, H. W. DAVIS. A Base Lie Nulled. --Whereas, reports have been put in circulation that I have made an assignment and closed up business, I.

wish to say to tire public all such reports are without the shadow of a foundation, as 1 propose to business where I am, pay all my debts and live for years after those who have thus maligned me shall have perished from the memory of men; and I further declare that any person who asserts that I have either made an assignment, or that I have any intention of doing so, is i i a liar. D. M. BARNETT. MENTION.

Fresh Bread, Cakes, Rusks and Buns, at J. J. Drake's, Opera Block. Oysters, in every style, at Jan. 3-dit MILLBB'S Restaurant.

Wauted, a girl to do at mis oriice. jan4-dtf A Large Lot of new prints, at cents, at Linn Scruggs'. Dec 13 dwtf At tbe New Meat Market, on Church street, you will find beef, pork, chickens and all the meaU of the aeaaon, Nov. 28 dw3m Lyon's Katbalron makes beautiful, glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents its falling out or turning gray. It has stood the test of 40 years.

Is charmingly perfumed, and has no rival. March 10, 1876-- deod wly Free free Su.ipticon Exhibition will bo given by Simmons Slocum's minstrels the night before their performance by i agent. It will take place in front of the St. Nicholas Hotel, the weather permitting. A XetT Trial motion for a new trial in the case of The People vs.

Starne, in which the defendant was convicted of conspiracy and sentenced to the penitentiary for one year, was ably argued in circuit court yesterday afternoon by Thomas Lee, and Hon. A. B. Bunn, in support of the motion, and State's Attorney Bucking- hum in opposition. At the conclusion of argument the court ruled in favor of the motion, and decided a a new should bo had.

This case, on its trial, created a great deal of interest, especially amoos the neighbors of the parties. The matter will, of course, go over to the next term of court when the public will be treated to another dose of the scandal. The defendant Tan required to give hail ia the sum of $1,000, which we understand was furnished this morning, and Starne released from custody. Grand Masquerade Con- cordla Club will give their grand annual maseiuerade ball on January 2ith. Jan.

8-ltd Simmon's Slocum'g call particular attention to the advertisement of this magnificent troupe which appears iu our columns to-day, and give below what the Baltimore Sun sayi cf their performances in that city. Burnt Cork Opera, combined with sparkling negro minstrel witticisms, songs, dances and sketches, proved effective in erowding the opera house last night to see Simmons Slocum's Minstrels. The female impersonator, W. Henry Rice, in his burlesque operatic selections, was excellent, his actions, dress and voice betokening the fair sei, until he would, in loud, stentorian tones betray himself. He was recalled several times.

Thatcher, Simmons, Welch, Rice and Slocum, in the concluding farce ef the "Two Tramps," were very funny. The wind-up, where the trained dog "Fan" seizes Thatcher, exciting in the extreme, the dog seeming to act his part as intelligently as the men. The entire performance was far above that of a majority of what are known as flrst-elass troupes, and their re-appearance in Easton, which is promised at no very distant day, will fill the opera house from "pit to dome." If you hear a man discourse fluently Htnry W. Waggoner, went to Springfield by the noon train to witness the Senatorial contest. Phantom Friday of this week Prof.

Fero will gjve a a phantom party at Powers'Hall, which promises to be a very tony affair. A committee of invitation and reception, consisting of prominent citizens, has the matter in charge, and will spare no pains to render the entertainment in every respect first-class. Music for the occasion will be furnished by Professor Fero's Orchestra. No persons but those receiving invitations are to bo admitted. Magnificent Butler has just completed a set.of photographs for Johnny Oakes' concert new is about to "take the road." The pictures are admirable, like all of Tom's work, and furnish another proof of his rare skill and taale as an artist.

NOTICE. You can buy the celebrated Lincoln Coal of I. J. Chronister, at $8.40 per toa, delivered to any part of the city-on North Broadway, opposite the B. depot.

Jan24d2w Masquerade fine assortment of masquerade suits will be exhibited at the St. Nicholas Hotel, by Mr. Kurth, of St. Louis, who will rent them at reasonable rates for the Concordia Masquerade Ball oa Wednesday evening, Jan. 24th S3 2d Ice Cream made to order in quantities of one gallon and npwarda at Wood's Candy Factory.

jan22-dlw. The best assortment of candies in the city at Wood's Candy Factory, 22 Mer- Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all diseases of the Lungs and Chest are readily cured cured by Dr. Marshall's Lung Syrup, a remedy which never falls to give satisfaction. Price 25 cents, For sale by all druggists. jaulTdawlw Everybody to MILLKlt'S Restaurant.

jan3-dtf All colors in Swiss und Turletan, for ball und masquerade dresses, at TllEO. A. GEURMA.NN'9. Jim 13 d2w Go and see the line display of Candies at .1. J.

DRAKE'S, 49 Opera Block. Dec. 22-dtf Flrrme.i'fl Eldorado Hose No. 2, will give a grand ball at Brenneman's Hall, on the evening of February 14th. The affair is in the hands of a competent and experienced committee, who will no pains to provide for the comfort and enjoyment of those who attend.

Music for the occasion will be furnished by Goodman's full orchestra, and everything will be on a gland scale. Jan -ltd "With increasing cold weather comes those dreadful coughs and colds, which are HO easily and effectually cured Dr. Marshall's Lung Syrup. It is always warranted to give satisfaction. Price only 25 cents.

For sale by all druggists. JUDGMENT PEOPLE. Duriuii the past e'glit yeais the public havecarefully observed the wonderful cures accomplished by Strengthening cordial. Vrom use many aa affitfiva sufferer hni been restored to perfect Uenlili i expanded small lortutielu procuring medical' advice and obtaining poisonous mineral mediciues. Its medical pioperlles are alterative, tome, solvent unil iliunalc.

Tlierc' us no UiiciiRf of tile hulnaii sywtom for wllH-h Allen a strengthening Cordial cannot be with pcrrecl safely. Allen's Strengthening Cordial WILL CUBE A SCROFULOUS 11UMOK. It will eradicate from the system every Uiut of Scrofula and Scrolulons liuuior. It has permanently cnred thousands of uelp- less cases Here all atlier known rcinwiic- fall. Allen's Strengthening Cordial Is the great bl cxl purifier, cures and leuioveo Pimples and Humors on tlit face.

Reason should teach us tbat a blotchy, rongti or pimpled skin depends eutlrely upou an internal cause, and no outward appltcaliou can ever cure tne uelect. TUMORS, ULCERS or OLD SORES Are caused byau Impura state of tbe blood; cleanse the blood with Atlcu's Strengthening Cordial and thw complaints will disappear. ALLEN'S STHKNGTIIENINC; CORDIAL cures Constipation. Dyspepsia, Fatatuess Stomach. It Is not a i a i bitters which creates a fictitious appetite, but gentle Tonic, nature to restore the stomach to a healthy action.

No person suffering with bour Kiomach, Headache, Uostlveneas, Palpitation of the Heart, I i gestion, Low spirits, can lake three doses without ALLEN'S STHSHOTUKsisa CORDIAL cures Female Weakness; 1L acts directly upou the causes of these couiplaluts.liivigoratesaud strengthens the whole (vstem, acts upoo the secretive organs aud allays liinauitua- tlon. ALLBN'9 ST EHOTHENING CORDfAL but never failed to cure meicurlal diseases. pain in the bones, as it removes from the system the producing cause. a and Scald Head readily yield lo I grout alterative effects ol tills medicine. STKK.NIJTHHNINU Cos I) m.

has never been known to fall in linmu- diale relief In al. diseases of the Urinary organs. This medlclnu challenges the most prolouud attention of the medical faculty, many of whom are prescribing It to their patients, ALLEN'S sivrMOTHKumo CORDIAL acts as delightfully on the tender babe, the most dellcute lady, and inarm old age, as on the strong man; Imparting health and vigor to the nerves and brain, blood-vessels, heart and liver. When taken you can feel Its life-giving power course through erery artery, destroying all diseases In the blood and giving health, elasticity ttnd strength to the whole organization. ALLEN'S STBENGTHBHINO CORHHL by all classes of people to be the best and most reliable blood purifier In.

the world. It is a never falling remedy and cm be relied upon. How many thousands upon thousands have been snatched as It were from the brink ot the grave by its miraculous power. Who will suffer from Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Disease of the Stomach, Kidneys, Bowels or Bladder when such a great remedy is within Volumes might be filled with proof from all parts of tbe civilized world to prove that no remedy has ever been discovered ID the whole history of medicine that acts no promptly. Even In the worst cases of Scrofula a good appetite, complete digestion, strength and a disposition for exercise, are sure to follow Its use.

If tbe bowels are costive, or headache accompanies the disease, the use of Allen's Liver Pills will remove It. Over eigut years experience and the Increasing popularity of Allen's medicines are conclusive proof. Price $1 00 per bottle, or six bottles for 00. II your druggist or slore-keepor does not have It, we wUi forward half a dozen to any address on receipt of the price. Prepared only by AMERICAN MEDICINE Sold by all Druggists.

BU Joseph, Mo. Clearance Sale! Vs we wish to reduce our Stock by Hie 1st of Ftbriwry, will give ExTUAOiiDiNAKV I ID IIIOM In invl.ase A Dress Goods, Cloaks, Shawls, Furs, FLANNELS AND BLANKETS. Best Hartford and Txnvell Ingraiu at Best Philadelphia Ingrains, at Wo. Five frame Body Brussels, at worth Tapestry Brussels, at 81.00; worth SI.40. 10-4 and 12-4 Drngr-t 'Id per cent, below (ho mami.ao- urer's prices.

Hemp We respectfully solicit an examination of these Goods and prices. LINN fe SCRUGGS. fieeatur, 111., Jan. 1877-diwtf BARGAINS! Don't Bay a pair of BOOTS NOR SHOES, Until you see the Offered Inj L. Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated.

Foi the cure of all dtsordeis ot tlie Biomacb, Liver. Bowela, Kldueya, Bladder, Nervous UlBeaaes, Headache, Conmlpallon, UosLlve- ludigesilou, Dyspepsia, ant! all Bll- us luward PlleH Fullness of Blood to the Head. Acidity of the Stoinucli, Nausea. Heartburn, Ulsguut for food, t'ulinesn or Weight Iu tlie Stomach, Hour Eructations, Sluklng or Fluttering at the Pit of tho Htomiich, Mwlminiiig the Head, Uurrled and Difficult Breathing Fluttering al the Heart, (Jhoking or Mutto eating Sensations when tu a lying posture Dimuensol Vision, Dots or WODS btlore tlie Sight, Fever or dull pain Iu the Head, 1)1111 culty of Perspiration, Yellowness of tin Sklii and Kyes, P.iln In tho Clies LI l8, and sudd'den Flashes of Heat, Hum Gents' Ftiriss' Slice Sloro. Slippers, at dccl-dlf Merer buy until you examine goods and prices at Linn Scruggs'.

20 yards of bleached cotton for one dollar; 12 yards of cotton flannel, $1.00. All-w6ol Flannels, Blankets and Repellants, cheap. 13 dwlf lug of the Flesh, Etc. ALLEN'S L1VEB PILLS may always be relied on as a safe aud effectual may be taken by both sexes at all times with beneficial results. By Ihelr nso tin weaK are made strong, Distress after Eat Ing, Inward Weakness, Languor, a Appetite, are at once removed by a done or two of these Pills.

Thousands ol person who have used thee Pllla we have yet hear the first complaint Ironi one who hu tried them. They always Btve relief. ALLEN'S LIVER 1'ILLS Regulate tuo organs of the syitem, reslor Inn functional harmony and Becuriug th secretion of the proper constituents ot eac organ. By their action the liver secretes It alloted proportion of blle-theluugscarbon tbe skin sweat, the kidneys urine, au are always pliable as a purgative. The aged, and persons subjected to const: nation, Paralyuls, and Weakness of D) BowelB, Kidneys aud Bladder, tha they have to resort to Injecliouf, by takni two or three of Allen's Liver Pills, will ed Joy natural discharges, aud by tbe occuslon al use of them have regular operations.

I these cases their strengthening and uutrl tloua principles are eihlblted; every dos will add iiew strength to the Bowels, Live Kidneys, that may be worn or Iu these Fills, a want that aclenco hi ever failed to supply Is secured, and this a thorough purgative tbatcau be given 1 safety Ip. caswi of eruptive fevers, as Smal uox Erynlpelas, Yellow Fever, Scarlet au lyphoid Fevers. When the MucuousMen brauo becomes ulcerated, these Pills ut thoroughly, yet ulcerated aud excel la ted parts. They are made from extracts from new lugredlenta-entirely vegetab superior In every respect to tneordinar powders and substances of the commo advertised Pills, and have a safe, certal and uniform action. Price 'O cents a box, or six boxes for SI.2.

If your dtdgglst or Hlore keeper does no have them, we will forward half a doze boxes to any address on receipt of the pile DKCATUR MARKET REPORT. DKOATDB, Jan. 24,1877. RETAIL. on virtue, if lie supports his arguments tlie most plausible reasoning; if he even convinces his auditors tbat he is himself what he would have others be, you would do well to question his honesty, should you find that he does not advocate the use B.

T. Babbitt's Beet Soap. pound 15 Ham, Shoulder Green apples, per peck Potatoes, per busbel 1.00 Onions, per SO Apples, per l.WSUO Turnips, perpeok Chlctoni, each Cabbage, per head ClrtetT per gallon, Vinegar, Eggs, docen, Bolter packed, per pound, fresh, hundred 1 middlings, OOBN MEAL-V busnel CORN--V (belled, per bush HAY--Timothy. ton OATS--V chant street. oof- Bargalng, in green and roasted fees, at the Tea'Store.

Dec 27 dtf If you want a dish of oysters nicely served, go to E. W. Wood's, No. 22 Merchant street. jan22-dlw.

36 10919 40 9U SO ta 4.00 1.90 70 0a60 9 00S 10,00 WHOLBSAIJt. WHEAT-- Best white, per bushel, red, CORN-- per bushel AM8RWAS MEDICINE For sale by all Druggists. HI. Joseph, Jan, EOOe-perdos. LARD-V S) HAMS-- SHOULD EB8-- per HOO8-- Live, per hundred, OA1TLE- POTATO ES-per bushel PKACHES-Drtod, APPLBB- flreen bu WO Allen's Pile Ointment Iht Onatnal and Genuine The reputation ot this medicine well established that liberal minded men 1 the medical protesslon throughout th Union recommend It to their patients as the very best of all remedies for Piles.

Hun dreds of the most painful cases ol Piles haV bwm oared by Its nee In a time. No medicine has ever obtained a higher more deserving reontatlou than Allen PUeQlntment. Allen's Pile Ointment Is aremcdy of nn versal usefulness whenever an oil cera salve ointment or embrocation is reqnlreci Incases of Blisters. Sprain CatMhoers Saft feenn Tetter KfMumtv, 31 DK worm, Baroer iw FiyaTBUatera! 1 Bed Bore" JBore Feet, Bn lotta Vecetable Poisoning, Bites ol Insects disewesoftheeye. There Is notn6wn remedy that gives lasting relief, Allen'a PUeOiDtmeut.

Isa new delightful and wonderful remed and warranted, to anpeisede a oSiyointmenUyetdtooOTered. Allen's Pile Ointment entirely dlHere from any other Ointmrnt In tne who world'' perfectlvlharmleewfor the infant to bur blng lemples and fev iwrened system; It will banish pain an allay Inflammntlon. more rapidly than an curative compound In this or in any other "prlne WoenU a box, or six If yonr dragglst or stored, Have it, we will half a dozen address on receipt of prltfe. Prel lOJDKUNE For saleb'y all TJrb'felils. 'St.

Joseph, Mo, COMMENCING Jan. JANUARY 15th, 1877. A LITTLE BUT "fiRATE" INVENTION til RETAIL PRICE, EACH. "BOSS" KINOLER REMARKS. WHEN IOC GET DP or go to bed, light five Kindlers dress bv.

1'OU COME IN from the cold, and want a quick heat, put a Kindler on top of the grate fire, or use as you did in morning, when you dressed or shaved by it. WHEN HAVE COMPANY and don't feel like talking, put on a "Boss" Kindler, and tell them what great necessities and comforts little things become. WHEN IOC FEEL TIRED and want to think, make your surroundings cheerful with a Kindler or two. WHEN IOC FEEL ECONOMICAL buy a crate of "Boss" Kia- dler for every closet in rooms (where fires are made), and save your health, carpets, time, convenience and disposition. WHAT WE CLAIM KINDLER.

No nuisance, trouble or danger, as in shavings, coal oil, etc. J)oc6 away with preparing kindl'ioR. No paper, or anything besides iiself to light a fire. Not affected by wet or dampness Cheaper than any prepared kindling wood. The Kindler will boil a tea-kettle.

Three liindlers will cook a meal Lights readily with a match. When lighted it cannot ont.J Will linht if dipped in water. Two will light a hard coal fire. will Unlit a bofl coal fire. One will light ten wood fires.

IN THE KICTHTr ii IMMENSE." To Coofc a Meal Quirk, use them freely. If the is Just not Riffht, regulate the heat with 'Boss" Kindlern. If Things Don't Boil, as usual, lakn a Kindler. If the Sad-irons Don't Heat, use Kindlcrs. If You Have No Coals to broil with, put in the Kindler, and when wtllburn ing shut the draft, and the entire Kindler is a live coal.

fou do not Want to line them freely, lock them np, and deal them out as the matronly housekeeper proper. Do Kot Think you have paid nulhmg for kindling heretofore, and the "Boss" costs one cent. Steal the Wood, and the expense, naper, trouble and coal used obtaining a fire will make the "Boss" Kindler tin- cheapest known. Do Hot Hay "I don't believe it 'tis simply an advertisement," when you can satisfy yourself for a 5 cent package. For Sale at the Queensware Store of J.

H. LEWIS A CO. Deoalur. Jan. 8, 1877-- dtf A CAKD TO TBE PUBLIC.

For many we two medicines suited to the ailments of a class of enflererfl, Thousands of cures have been made by them, and, in fact, tlic wofd failnte could not be coupled with mmmmmmm At POWERS' HALL, On MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY, and SATI'IUAY LVENINCW. ihem. Hut wituln the last two years I of our medicines sprang our TrXtU" For Wta ana Gentlenwo. we placed npon geanine box of! PRATES: Holloway'i Ointment tbe tut simile of the signature of our Mr. 1 Haydock.

To counterfeit is felony. We relentlessly pursue any one Wbo imitates this with the utmost vigor of tbe law. We most earnestly beg that the maw of American people will aid an in our efforts to protect their health, and in out task of bringing these most unprincipled men to the bar ol Justice. Uniformly refuse to pnrc.b»»e medicines purporting to be unless Mr. Joseph Haydock'i box of Bil attached box of Bills of pot of Oiutmest and the jd will noon baiMcbed.

The obed.vMt«emnt», HOI.WWAT, Co. NOT. 281. deis at R. Middle's.

Leave r- AdmlsirloiMRventnir) cln, Items' Skates ctn. LADtW FMM. Use of Skates (Afternoon) 25 6RA.ND MATINEE Saturday aflernoos, Itosa 2Jj ta B. in. Admission Mntlnce, S5 cunts -Use of Stolen Iu Matinee free.

To Whom May Coaeeiv. TVARTIES Indebted to 1'rofs. Fero ft Goad- i a wltl call at Vowng and adjust the same, as all is daac- tnH will be held In InJ TUBSBA AN. MTT. PartltB uayinir any but Prof.

Pcro win be held re- HponHlble. PliOF. J. M. FEKth 1870-dtf day at home.

Outfit and terms free, TRUE tt AOKnsta. Stalno. 1 mar. 9. "re-daw ly.