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FOttT WATEfK MORlNING GAZETTE. THURSDAY. JULY 96. 1877. a "si The price 6f wheat liM advanced, in Liverpool In the face of large, arrivals, nd reports concerning the English harvest.

ft. Toombs, id "the Georgia iConati tational Convention, moved to repeal the prohibitionin that mstrumeut against froo stood i'W' iciifnsojteJs: rsoWtion, if appears' that Georgia will not revive that Uc ef the past ages. Thi Police Commissioner of Balti more ordered all drinking hoaaesJn that' closed, until permission be granted to open. A a precautionary measure, the act is a judicious one. Ddnng exciting times men indulge more freely than at other times, while the fact is, it is just the time when all persons should be themselves, and not what liquor may make them.

Our laws are deficient in that no provisions are made to guard 1 against what may prove very dan. g'erous in times like these. Boom and Shoes at Colt. In order to make room for the extent give stock of Bcwls and 3hoes, purchas ed direct from jManufe.cjFurerf,; forfall' Lenjeringhe Jlesh Jo JJe.LaJcd we have concluded Thk indications are England will be drawn into the difficulty between Russia and Turkey. England's interests'are somewhat in a line with, those of This is a fact that will be regretted by many.

The general opinion is' that Mo iommedanism, as represented by the Turks, if, ajlemiah on modern civilization, and ought to be blotted out. It is owing tp that fact that Russia holds the good 'wishes of those who sympathize with civilization of our age. Eng land ia drawn to "the other aide because her possessions are in danger, and she must protect herself against the encroachments of Russia. "Iy past 'times England has been the nursury ground, of the manufacturing system; ker factories have' been visited, and her system of cotton' and other textile manufacturers have been copied by all nations, but the time seems to ihave arrived when we shall have visit Amer ica in the same way, and for the same, purpose." Such is the language used by the members of the Commission which had charge of the British Depart, ment at 'the Centennial with reference to the' American skill in the products of various manufactured articles. In the report referred to which was made to the English Government the Commission spoke in very commendable terms of the skill and genius of the American1 citizens.

In particularizing, one of the Judges says in regard to table cutlery, and edge tools, as well as also 'safes. America is in advance of Great Britain, and that 'strenuous ef forts will be required for Sheffield to hold its own. With reference to the sewing machines, it is willingly admitted that the United States stands preeminent. Another subject discussed is that of free trade and protection. It is ad mitted that protection permitted the United States to bnild up manufacturing interests that now are able to.com 1 pete with free trade countries, which could not be the case under a different policy.

In that, doubtless, the Commissioners are correct. These men speak from results, and are not bound down to theory or what works on political economy teach Here are results. Under what conditions were these, brought about? They were protected by laws until able to go ont and meet competition successfully. Under the circumstances is it proper to protect? These Commissioners are about persuaded that American Protection has been a good thing to this ATTEHPTEO HlJrWER. rAi BiTVgc Hmkurf rvea Ma oaiee BeeTe ftNine months sinceJMrs.

Koleda Egeter, secured a divorce from her husband George Egetei, on grounds of failure to support, and drunkenness. Ever; since that time he made threats hex life, batmadejio; desBpnstrationnn ti yesterday At hoon whilefshejiras" I at dinner, in' tlie upper art her hbns, at the corner of Cass and First Streets, George broke in upon them, and, crazed with drink, shouted, "BOW VoB UFE OB DEATH," struck thcCdoor woman on the right' shoulder. Tith chisel,) instrument also inflicted several bad cuts' her 'neck, one pt them almost striking the" jugular veiiu. iler young' sonf a boy of about fourteen years, as soon as the, attack was made' jumped from the second story window to the ground, and. gave the alarm to, the neighbors, ini mediately rushed to her house.

When the beast of a man had struck his victimthe last time SHE STAGOESED to her feet, and attempted to down stairs," bat fainting, she fell to the boi torn, where she was found in an insensible condition, her wrist and thumb, be ing badly sprained. Egeter followed her, and at the door met the, crowd, he drew, his revolver, and defied them to sieze him. At the time he had a knife, and' chisel in his hands, as he retreated from the crowd he was followed and ordered to stop, when he fired into the crowd, but doing no injury, two" shots were' fired at him, but he. was not. stopped until he was struck across the forehead with a dray pin.

The blow was a terrible, one, tearing the ENTIRE FLESH from his forehead above, the right eye, and breaking the bridge of his was put in' a wagen and taken to the calaboosa. At the corner of Main and Calhoun, he was taken in charge by Deputy Quinn, who went for Dr. Clark, who dressed the His injuries though severe are no worse than he deserved. It is very unfortunate that so few two legged brutes who maltreat' those whom they have sworn to love arid cherish for life, are not treated to a SIMILAR DOSE. As soon as Egeter a wounds were attended to he.

was to "the jaiL Dr. Buchman was called up to dress the injuries received by Here ports that though they are very painful, they. are not all dangerous. Egeter is a cabinet maker, and has been in the employ of J. M.

Miller for the past fourteen years, and. until a few months past has been regarded as a good man. Recently he has taken to drinking, which has been the cause of all his troubles. demanda. or lease their; 'roads to a jtfcs kaads of tkoae who will remember that we are human, beinsrs.

andinasl live and will nso nojiolies will "be "no morev Letjus. Arow to the breeze the eood old flarour fatfcaM tongt us to'fight Tsate' and'do It we wiB and soon we williee victory perched upon bur then. we will be'frse people, and "not slayes, and: an honor to the land which' V. A. strike for liberty, by.

Fort Wayne, July 27; 1877. ON THE RAIL. ''Who will have to pay the damage done at Pittsburgh by the mob?" asks a correspondent of the Cincinnati Com mercial. "The State of Pennsylvania will have to pay the bill; the railroad company will loose nothing, says the Commercial in reply. If that fact were kept before those who are so decided in their wish that railroad companies should suffer, there would be less of that kind of talk.

The corporation looses really very little in the'end, save that they succeed in selling old and well used rolling stock: and dilapidated station houses at round to the public, and the tax payer foots the bill. The property destroy ed at Pittsburg will be paid by Pennsylvania, and will add an item to the State4 debt, which is wholesomely large already. The Pennsylvania CentralCentral will get pay for all damage done at figures that will be satisfactory. Juries which: assess losses of this kind never fail to do justice to those who sustained them. It is not correct to say that taxes in these times can be increased without serious detriment to the entire tax pay.

ing poition of our citizens, and 'the usual expression is that the difficulty between managers and employes of the various railways may be adjusted without resorting to experiment of destroying property 6y fire or otherwise. It in proper to have persons take this matter under consideration, fpr In so doing, thj, are thahey will 'not permit themselves to Wiirawn, into action that will result in iigary to persons or property. lAdvsrttoement. Jft. Hotorlaa Frsad.

Jas. Hsydocki o( 112 'liberty street, 'New York, has won the reputation of being the biggest swindler and fraud iri; the United Sutes. He advertises himr that he is agent for his medieines. When, in fact, he is rip 1 ajjeaanl the meKcinea he are, MMsa whhwiii sua wonuiess. hbox'" ia America.

Cost to baiid aad ferwisfa more than any, otM jiwo hoUia lm Conducted oo I s'tU AWefl ani ftsi opean plans." bmiag stir; Train on tbe Pittsburg Buna Into Team, Killing; tbe Uoraes. BainlnK tb Waebn. 'and Terribly Injdrlng; tbe Driver. At Mocroeville, several serious accidents have occurred' recently on' the Pittsburit, laud 'yesterday' morning another was addend to the list. As 'the ac trein No.

21. Engine 114, conductor Groover, pulled into the station' at lOrlO, at a crossing' near the depot, she struck a team driven by Mr. Henry Bauseman, a farmer living four miles north of town. The leam was about half way across the track when it was struck. The wagon was knocked! into flinders, the horses so badly injured1 that they died.

shortly after, and the jold gentleman Badly bruised about the; face and body. He was immedi ately taken in charge by a physician' who did all he could to relieve his suffering. His injuries' though severe, will not likely result fatally: No blame can be attached to the company for the: accident, as usual warning of the approach of the train was given. Mr. Bonseman is quits aged and somewhat deaf and did not hear, the train approaching.

Consequently he alone is to blame. Editor Mo mine QeuutU! We desire through your most honorable columns to say a few words. The time has now arrived when Labor has got to fight monopolies, which is bow today occupying the pufilic mind. We, the brakemen, of the P. W.

11., have for a long time worked with l)yng wages, and we have stood cut after cut' and we stood with our arms folded as long as we could. Not only have they cut our wages time and again, but in fact they have made us as low if' not lower than the brute of the earth, we 'have looked at it in every way; we could and we could not see any cause' for it, and. we could not and not stand it any longer. Several of the oads have bee and are to this day together, and:" it wofild stand and suffer this tljey would soon find another' excuse to, cut us arid study econemy. We have learned their tricks and we have submitted for the last time.

It is now 'with us life or death. If get our 4emarids, we flay live, arid if we don't we are dead Jor even They will not permit us 'to sayi a wbV'nVihei'usff get on their trairis you must pay whatever the fare, may, be, if. you. don't the rain. iia stopped and you must get off.

Snch the lease, and yon 'all know it, and.if yoU want to ship freight you must pay what they jask, and if there is any additibrial charges on it, you must parit'briitlis kpt.ln the freight iqld to pay 'for shipment and storages If such is the case on their side, and it cerlainly is, is. the reason jm can' Vnbt demand a reasonable Dav forroof' vmWM nuv ass wwavi sw. fSMluaH. ifMWfi jf should have' tb: tmsfdrwn'e to get hurt, would, have enough iorketep families; Jonw week; Simply tje make and many of 'us. can't keep but ctf debu J.

bis is a positive fact, and cannot be; Now. while, we ask this, we most kindly: thank ill citizens for their sysavl protect tneir property from: vUlains, jas well as we will the railroad. i ll Tojhe officers, of divisions, aad pn id to hihonoi, Mr. It. GcMuH wa beta tne beH tbe to seirsfrictlyat cost, for caah only, for thirty dayr.

saye 13.10 25.pr cent.at 801 Calhoun Street Xor In. the decline of life', as the vigor of the system' wanes, and infirmities attack it to which in early life jt was a the use, of a 4 h'prhly advisable. Nothingi as1 euce shows, is bo admirably adapted to the wants of old people as Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. It is a real solaceito. the aged, and the best safeguard they can nossiblv use asrainst the' coranlaiats to which they are peculiarly liable.

It. invigorates bpdy and tbe mind, is pure, agreeable' effective. Rheumatism, lumbago and gout are frequently developed in age than in youth middle Jie. Hostetter's are an excellent remedy for those painfulj disorders, and. also fortify, the system against them.

They never create undue are. gentle in. their, action, and are indefinitely purer the, unmedicated stimulants of commerce. Cheap Bedlne for tbe Bllllion. We have added to the City Circulating Library.

for the benefit of Subscribers, all the popular magazines nof this country, as. well as many of the best mugazines of England. The followins magazines will be, placed: monthly, or as soon as received, in the City Circulating Library. Atlantic Monthly Magazine; Scribner's Monthly' Magazine; Harper's Monthly Magazine; Lippincott's Monthly Magazine; Eclectio Monthly Magazine; Galaxy Monthly Magazine; Popular Science Monthly; North American Review, The Westminster Review; The Edinburg Review; The British Quarterly: The Lon don Quarterly; Blackwood, (Edinburg) Magazine. And.

for the little. folks St. Nicholas; Little Wide Awake; The Nursery, and others. Also all the great dailies of the coun The New York Snp; The( New York Herald; The New York. Times; The New 'York Tribune; The Baltimore American; The Philadelphia Press; The Philadelphia Enquirer; The St.

Louis Globe Democrat; Cincinnati Gazette, Cincinnati Enquirer, Cincinnati Commercial, Toledo Indianapolis Journal, Indianapolis. Sentis nel, Terre Haute Express, Lafayette Journal, Lafayette Courier, Louisville Courier Journal, Chicago Tribune, Chicago Inter Ocean, Chicago Eve'ning Journal. Also the following weeklies: Harpers' Weekjy, Frank Leslie's Week ly, Harpers' Bazar, The Nw York Na Spirit of the Times, Prairie Farmer, Kentucky Live Stock Record, Ohio Farmer, together with' a large number of local daily and weekly papers published in the several counties in this and adjoining States. Keystone Block, Calhoun street1. 22 iOt Fort Wai ne JHarbet.

Corrected by S. Bash 4 19 And 53 Colombia atreet. I FLOUR Np 1 white, 8 50; No 1 red, 7 second class family, 8 00; Graham i flour, 1 00. I WHEAT No 1, 1 20l 25; Nq 2, 1 001 10; unsound, 50cl 00. OA'IS 3234c CORN 5055c.

RYE 70 75c. CORN MEAL Per bwt 1 30. BARLEY BUTTER Fresh roll, 10llc. WOOL Unwashed, 2528o; fleece washed, 3540c tub washed 384lc; burry, cotted 'and fine two thirds price'. PRODUCE i BeanSi pure white l0 1 75.

Navy 1 752 00. Potatoes. 1 00 115. Tallow, 7c. Lard, 10llc.

Wax. 2C27c. HAY 6 0010 OO per ton. FEATBERS Lve. geese, 4045c; mixed, 525cr ducks, 20; chiekens, 3 6c.

SHEEP PELTS Green, 75cI P0; dry, 25cl 00 EGGS Atl0llc. HIDES Green, 7 Jc; cured, 8 Jc, calf: green, 10c; cured, 11c, jCLOVER SEED Nominal. TIMOTHY SEED At 1 00J 75J FLAX SEED At 1 151 20. FEOPERTY SALE; OR; EXHAN6E 6t0acrrs of land in Texas for sale: Priceenlr' SSuni. TiUe direct Rom Ktate.

A nntruass 'ipecalation. yonn man. having a 'littia monsY iaia hdjcid oaya seccion. These lauds are raiily risinsin valuei, and will toon be.woftu tererai Qoiiarf ajaaere. AW AtlD PLANlNa MILL ioi sit uated on rai road.

Splendid location! on to of timberj rwi, S2.000. WUl traqe partly lor gooa laum, or A nne outinets cnance. personal property; QTAVE FAfSTCPRl' For Sale now a' K3 paying busiaets. win sen at a great ao riflce, as the owner has other business requiring hts attention This is a first class business chance, i i 1 Aft ACRE Farm for sale, situated only four A miles from Tekamab. iounty seat of Burt nbraska.

Will exchange lor city, property, farm of acres Jn hitler County, being without exeption pne the finest frms in the wesv 200 acres under' cultivation, aoiLblack sand and loam, slights ly rolling, not one foot of wet or waste, land. Houe has 16 rooms, two halls, cellar with spring in it. Splendid bankbarn 44x91 feet'. Oroaard of 3 jO trev, spLendid vaiiety of fruit, Tkis magnifieent farm ii nffAritrl fnr 1611 ftra on rood terms. Will' take city property, or smaller farm, partly exenange FIRSTclas stock of groceries with' well establisned traau.

iu partly traue for city FOUNDRY and machine shop for sale at great bargain, and on good terms. QIOCK of boots and shoes k5 cash and city property, chance. to exchange for a good business BUTCH BR hon. fullyMuipped for busi ii Well Has a first class established trade. Will exchange for other.

property and pay cash dinerence. OTRT, and fnrnitnre for sale very cheap. Will trade for other property. THIRST class residence property in Chicago 4 consisting of three hoe dwellings eaoa valued at S7.600. Will broperty or farm" lands.

exchange for city desirinsr tnr buy or sell property will 1 at my office in Odd i Build I The foregoing comprises only a partial list prproperty in my nanas. Parties desiring nlease call at my inr. Nn.20 West Bum treet. lSAAt; a ion. eneral Agent.

a a. 4 a ft a ar ex 3 al fc. Ci So1S855SSio Kilf ft 9 03 So sj jt a Notice to Creditors. In the District Court of the United State for the District ol Indiana. In the matter of Franklin Sparks, bankrupt in bankruptcy, ltfOTfCE ix hereby given that, pursuant to, XI an order by said Court made herein, there will' be second and final meeting or the creditors of said bankrupt at the offlOe of John W.

llayden. Register at Fort Wayne, in said District, on the 7th day of August, V. 1877.1 att ten o'clock, for. the purposes mentioned in section 27, ef tbe Bankrupt Act of March 1877. 11.

HAKlMAiN. Assignee of Franklin Sparks July 24.1807. 21 wil WW mMjjnmm huh uisnr ir as sw aoamfl DoritT. aM araeaat asaaUeiBa JaiaaJcaa Waurtr. Haaiaila siata aad paM for av bottla wapm lev lata Amrar.

iMtaetSanfoni's free stall Drsgr 'S Jamaica prepared from the true Jamaica Ginger, combined witheb.oieesrom.tics and gen nice ranch Brand and Is astir superi'ir to tract irTEssence of (linger rtUevys, J. DIBEASES'pP THE: B0 WEES, Cltolera Mornnib as7txysute' Cxutiara' lrt SnmmrCai plaints. DISEASE? pF OjqH, ITapptrla, Flatnlesio Slwsciali XlCtatSoxt( ant: ok" TooiBi Mid Aotiwitx la' tHaiSimnsto cnd Bowels, Oppreaaloxi 'aftar KaHTigKtalngof rood, and Slinilax All xaantav CHILLS AND EVEfe, Colda svnd Clillla, Feverlsli Symptoms, Pavlns In the Boaes, Ca tarrhal Symptoms, Rhetuiiatlo and Nenxalelo Symptoms, Sorenees and Pains In tne Xffnsoles. and Joints. Elegantly flavored! purely medicinal, it should be in every on board' every ship, and the constant companion of every, traveller, it utterly surpasses all the commoncommon houseneld remedies in' the cure of ailments of sudden and often fatal termination.

Ask for Sanfprd'a Jamaica (linger, the only kbuuido prepeiauon or Jamaica Ulnger, vuvica axvjuuci sou renca j'rmnay. jaaiSsssBsKb. JBbbbbsbbbVbW' AT It 33oo4 Corsets 35 cent; Good Corse ta 45 cent; Good Corsets 5 cents; Good Corsets 75 cents; Good Corsets 85 cents; 62; Opposite Court Kbusd. Wortn double Worth double Wortn double Worth double Worth double Tery Variety. aniL, Color.

Constantly on uana. voomDings. and ait ainas or 11 air work made tp ta order. Also i and JSlegant Line ef' 'a(lJfBcy. anrJFancy' tepds.1 33 EaLStMain' St.

POET WAYNE, Sold ly all Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Grocers, and dealers in medicine. Price. SO cents. Dealers saonld purchase original packages. of one dosen to obtain the trial bottles for free disiribation.

WBEKS TKR, Oeneral AgeaU and Wholesale Drag gistsBof ton, and Meyer Sc holesale agents, i ort irayne, xnd. COLLINS' VOLTAIC For Local Paint. Lameness, Soreness, Weak ness. Numbness, and Inflamation of the Luags, Liver. Kidneys.

Spleen. Bowels, Bladder. Heart and Musoles are eqaal to an army of doctors, and acres of plants and shrubs; Even in Paralysis, Epilepsy, or Fits, and Nervous and Involuntary Muscular Action, this Plaster, by Rallying the Nervous Forces, has fleeted Cures when every other known remedy has fsilod. SOLD BY ALL Price 25 cents. Sent on receiDt ofnrice 25 cents for one: 1.26 for bix.

or 2 2i for twelve to any part of the United States and Canadas, by WEEKS a 1 urilSK, Proprietor? boston. Mass. Kentucky CASH DISTBIBUTIOM CD. Authorised the support by an act of the Legislature for oi tne uity sonooiei jrranKiort. ill nositivelr have their second Dra wine in the (Jity ot Liouuviue; ivy TO THE FARMERS! Any of.

'our farmers' who desire to purchase a new CiumpioniBeaper MdBflWr will do well to call at the Oaxetts office We havela" 1 NEW iffi ACHINE rt setU on terms than any can offer. 2t suBiuuuu. aw ma snarl, ana BAo Hoper tnev will do asr JLi il WitkW swfcwe'TBBe)Bii; (Uaf iswkL WiLJ3MTIP.F'r2rcA TT 1 sinsi jurr snsr npiii sum worn awswBjp4 Btttl Am TtUnmd saaaoooKas MtkM visleU isstsW bwt. Try it: aattt tlssi TmmmmmmmTl. 1 sni'ir 4 4: won A tp vtj; 'X I i' KO.VEMEUT 1T7ITH Malice towards None.

and Charity to ail ine spienaia jsngraving orxran cts. Murphy, lSxia, tog ether with, the trated Plede the MnrnUr Bfdee and or the foil pwijsg beautiful Tesnneranee Sotsi set.to fianoana vrgn: uiess the Illns 'edge and one of tha Bads of Heaven's Blue: or ratner Drifka no More; will be sxnt 'to any Mst paid. on receipt or by cents, or ausix lor Jlgenu wanveu erory ucr. A. HICKS.

BRO. A CO', S6 WthSt.i Booia 2. Cincinnati. Q. JulTlm I nRISTADDlRQ'JI.

TTAIR nfE Is the safest and best. tni'tautanequs in Ui aa4it Broduoes the most 'natur al, shades black 'or brown, I the skin; and is applied. It is rd preparation; Jatad a favorite up. wauaj not stain a sUnd' upon ippointea toilet for or gentleman, le.ky all druggists and hair dresseri.J 1 1 I I for sal Jose 21B New York. sat Notice of AppeLatment of Assignee rIN i District Courtoof Indiana, S3; kahe hereby gives noU'ce bf tl.

appoin tmenr ag Assignee of. AVil Ham UFyks vtninuri. vay si Jf.ort thi mtver AUen. andtttatB of Indiana! wlthii whoihrv been adludged bank count; ruicx uoun their, own the Dili art of jsldatstHefcV iri II IrCl lu Isc taJU lu ir 1 jr xr jus i uus a ssiansjD, tQi Pxka Day; Bankrnpl Notice of Appointment Assignt BistHstoT 1. A.

Wl IT UVvlO U1TI OX U1T. A. ,1. 7 xnsuMeriisnea.JiBreby srves otiraot hii.i.. t.i aUofrinM.wiltla aM i mmmmmm irTHiTSX.attaJiesvlMWiSr; eSswUV 'VBMMkBBaSamlssWBVlB A aBassnaVI TkIZSZ i 'J'iSi'T rianji ON AUG.

30th, 1877 OR MONET WILL BE REFUNDED. $310,000 CASH IN FRIZES FABMERS DROVERS BANK, Louisville. Kyi, Treas. The poblio is respectfully notified that in consequence of thei precedent: established by the tnrmer and not to make a Scaled or' fractional Drawing, the management have made a' short postponement of sixty days, i While regretting to ask tne indulgence ox tneir esen lorims snort: period, it is on tneir account tnat lais nostDOnement many have ex pressed their Wishes that this Draw ing be a lull one. The Company is pleased to announce that courts ot nentUCKy mo cnarter unuer take placets puanu 10 BDumea bust tucky hat.e: decided that IiXOAX.

BBYONP QTJESTIOlf. Hence, sustained by law, and the receipts Doing mos neursguig, vnr managemeni emphatically state that, this Drawing wil psti vely. take plae on August 30th, OR. MONEY WILL BE FULL. REFUNDED 'IN Prise 1 Prise of 1 Prise l.

raze list or' sizes v. w.ww w. 6 tisas of SZJDOO sac 20 Prizes of 1,000 ea 'so isnn 100 Prises or S200 300 Prises of SK0 ei too Prises of S0ea 15,000 10,00 15,000 ,20,000, 2H.0UO UJUUU 80,000 ecoo prises of io a mn Cash' Prkes, amounting $310,000 Wh ole ticks ts i Quarters 4 W. IltickeU S100, 33K tiekeU Reniiitianesa can ha maAe Matt. Uttithm.

i Draft, JP 'O. Order or Registered. iLetter, maae payaDie.to "All eommunicatlons' 'connected' with the DIstribnttnn.orjtrdarKfov 'mnd'asitM. cations of Tickets, should auuressea to General Haaajcotaf Courier. Journal Bslldingi r' i Looisville, Ky.

T1 'i' ininir Droad way New YOrfc. membp rAuj VSOth,) No.tima foj JjjSlMi'mS'mmLjML itfj.1Bl.i. e. 'mwfmtjM' Mwmn' t9 Wwmmah ni rr (tsssvIflftMl lUswlHsafc isiifiisitr A. CARD FROM 1 1 nmm co.

We beg leave to netify the public that, as many unprincipled persons are irculating the story that the Vinegar recently condemned by the Board Health'of Washington, Di U.r was of our manufacture, we are ooligedto publish the following eofreipondence, which Dr. T. 8. Verdi. President Board of lie a 1th.

Washington, D. Sir: Ha aST Vinegar manniactured oy oeen eonnsoated or condemned by your Board? 'An early reply will greauy.onuge E. L. PRUSSINU A CO. Board of Health.

Waskihiton. June 4. 1877. E. L.

Prussing' Jr Chicago Gentlemen: Iareolv to: your eommanioation of this data. am instructed to inform you that the Board of Health has never condemned any. Vinegar or. your maDttoeture, nomas compisint ever been madeof of the same. Very respecuuuy, C.

a COX, M. S. cretary. We would also Submit the foll iwin from Dr. Aiken, of Maryland, andtDr.

Alahla. of vnicago: University, of June 9.. 1877. I nave mis day mane anemicai analysis ot an average sample of Praising's Vinegar, and find. it free from, all traoe of mineral acids and impuriltes, and mere I ore pure.

Free sulDhurie acid; a very injurious adulter. ationeltanfound in the commercial article. is not present in mis vinegar. WILLIAM E. A.

AIKEN. Prof. Chetn, and' Phar. Rea nested by Mr Prussine. I submitted samnleof his Vinegar to analysis, and found it perfectly free from mineral aeids ond metallio substances with which ommercial vinegar.

ia so frequently adalteir ated. I can 'recommend it. an entirely pure ana wnoutovie article. jr. JUAUiji.i n.

r. Jn; conclusion, we will add that. our well known brands of Vinegar have stood the test oitpuDiio opinion lor years, oesiues having received first premiams at the World's Fair, the United State's the Illinois State ralr. the unicago City i air, E. L.

PRUSSING CO. Chicago. SEW ADVEKTlSEJIESTN, TUE TEST or the Talae or a medicine is time Does experience conSrm. the claims put forth in its favor at the out set is the grand aaestion. AddIv this crlt erion, so simple, yet so searohing.

to Tar rant's ESerrescent Beltier AneTient. Haw has it worn? What has btea its history? now does stand to day Tstrrant'a Seltzer Aperient is a household name throughout the United States, It is administered as a specific, and with Success, in dyspepsia, siqjc nervons debility, liver complaint, bilious remittents, bowel complaints (especially eonstipation), rheumatism, scout gravel, nausea, the complaints peculiar to iue mater al sex. and at) types of inflamation. So mild ii it inits 'operation that it can be given with perfect safety to 'the feeblest and so asrreeable is it to the taste, so refreshing to the palate, that children never refuse to tako it. jror sale ny ail druggists.

Qflf a week; in your own town. Terms PPV and $5 outfit free. H. Hallett A roruana. jnaine.

ORExtra Fine Mixed Cards, with name, post paid. L. Jones A Nass 10 assau, Oil tnk9il day at Samples worth hi Stinson. A Wet rOrUIHU, JZlflllilD. $55g gusta.

Me. 477 a week to. jrn. f. CllO a dar at.

VIA Outfit and Augusta, Mainei home. Agents, wanted. terms iree. xrue uo OK name, 10 cents den Bridge, N. Extra Fine Cards, no two alike.) with K.UAKDKK.

Mat Graces. Celebratecl CURES Flesh wounds, limbs, salt' rheum. cniiDiams, sore breast, sore erysipelas. ringworms, hands, Burns. Festers, Piles, Bunions', Warts.

Pimples, ealluset, scald head, chapped Cancers, bores. ting si Wens Abcess, SpraiuS, Cuts. Blisters, lorns. Felons. UlcerS, Bhlnge4, Sttss.

Freckles, wbttlOws iisn. bcurvy, Itch, growing nettle rash, raurqult ua un uiiu. aoiucc iiiabi. And all cutaneour jdissases, and erui tlons For sale by all druggists, grocers. nd at all country stores throughout the United States; and British 'Provinces 'Price by mail: 3D cents.

Prepared by Beth W. Fowls Sons, so Harrison Ave. Boston: juass. tuir mi. 'The only line sail underthe'Amerieani riag.

Detvaen ruiL.AUE.L.riiiJi anu, i.i red star iinpi; 3. .1. fi. ufylng the. Bulgaria nd United States alls tmikean.

New York. Pkll4del6hla7andt Antwerpu Passage UokeSsCto and. lrom all adetpiith Iftw York aid JJottoA to Moit KITjFiRTy.VAvaTfimock. Fort way nslni. PKEERiWRIGHT Ben'l AgenU.

119 Eul LAWRENCE. ipse S. Hs PABtUT ft. AfiVArtrftliM ill iWHt nr igta u't gjg wfiJIMttmlrti 4L tteao peiore oontraetisg. iaITSat5 iS ff sfiffiU.Pi Mad.

Foy'a (Best Quality) fl.00 'Open and Shut Japanese Fans 2 cents Lare Back Combs 10 and 15c Ruchees i 2, 4 and 5c Parasols. JS.Mand 2c Heavy Cotton Hose "10 and 12c Muen Towels I0c White and Colored Handkerchiefs 3 5c Leather'Belts Lave Paper of Good Pins 2c Braided Bibs Be Plaid Saslr Ribbons 15c Job Lot of Whits Skirta 20c Lrge sswtnient T) and Panniers in White, and Colored'jusf 'received KEMEMBEK THE PJLACE. 62 Calliouii Street Opposite Court House.4 WME DEXTER. 1 LAUNDERS HARTER At their Factory in Wabash, Offer for sale "a large and elegant assortment of Family Carriages, Phaetons, Top and Open Buggies exclusively our own production. We make specialty of The Easiest Riding Wagon in the World Just the thing for Physicians and ibasi ness men generally.

We guarantee the finest quality of work in every, respect. Ye.invite;you to visit 'our repository, or send for prices. I df 4m L4UKDF.B 4k IIABTSB. CHEAP READING 75,000 PAG feS 0F THE BEST LITERATURE i 'M' For $4.00 per year, at THE CITY CIRCULATING LIBRARY, No. 3 Keystone Block, Calhoun St.

FOSTER. Tite Boss IVIerdiant Tailor, is xiow receiving his Xaa.3?ge and well Selected Stock of Spring Goods, which are fixe IIo'b'biest ever 'brought to this City. He intends mahng Suits in the Latest Stales and at very Low Prices this Spring, and those wishing to get the worth of their money should call at 21 Calhoun Street, and see WAItNTJT GROVE HERD OP PUEE BRED oIj jxtd china This Stooki fattens readily ait Orders prompt ly Filled to all Points by EX PRESS QR PRIEGHT. any age mg good, for amount of food comsumed. tJJy herd numbers.

over one hundred and fifty head, and all strictly thoroughbred Parties ytho are. deBirous of purchasing "stock of this kind at reasonable' prices jshould call on or address me, P. E. HURLEY, h.a tiro, Indiana. A SPLENDID 0PP0ETUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE.

Eighth Grand.Srawin. 1877. At Kaw Orleans, Tuesday. Aug 7, Louisiana Statp Lottery Go. This institution rras rtrnla'ly incorporated brtho Tjcgistkture of the Stat for education al purposes in Willi a eapitai of suuuu.uuu.

to wiioh it has sino added a reserve rand of $356,000. Its Grand SingleTTumber Draw ls will take she monthly. It never scales or postponrs' Look; at the following schemes i Capital Prise' 0,000. 100.000 tickets at two dollars each. Half tickets l.

LIST OF PRIZES: 1 An Am. lO.Om R1'' 'I do do. S.000 3PBIZB8 5,000 6 do t.ooa...,...; 2.600 2 do 600..,., ,10.000 100' do .10.000 aoi do ks in.noo 660 do; 20 10.U00 1000 do 10. 1WXH APPROXIM ATIO JT IBIZBS; 9 Approximatioi Prises of 00 2,700 5 O00 900 if lj6Trrie.niefntinito. 'J 1 9 rite lor circulars, or tv Ml P.O.

Box BSfeHanOrlesnsi La. TufSdar. BepemUr m. Capital Prtaa, SQ.0QQ.;: Jckets. 5 each, Louisville Indianapolis E.

ILLine. DIRECT ROUTE SOUTH. t. QUICKEST BFST ROUTE LEXINGTON. DANVILLE.

WCHMOD. And all Points in jKentnckj. Lv. Indianapolis .20 a a ttiV 15 Ar. Louisville 8.

SO a 16.50 a n. lOSil m. iiirrao Direct Connections foir all Points NO CHANGE OF CABSS From Louisville to tits AIKMPniS, JACKSONv, IMOBILE KW i Tickets v'' Indianapolis A.ANDBRSON, General Tukel A ires LouUvUle.1.: WITTENBERG COLLESEi Si. In the facilities a thorouch eoursa of education, arid for beauty, and healthfnlnes bf location, this ttnaar Auv uvjkip wfiu viu. vu A Bmj mm, 1S7.

Ladies mreadmltted' aa akr Bdts. and boarding aad rooms llave beua. i raeared for tbem at moderate rates, in ploasitam iliesnearthe eoUege. The follow Ini mar be MKaxdeda aaar 'estimate ef tho aiMaasarv expenses of each "Student 9K0i J' iw, iwa mi pn rw, postuikh rates from It 75 to MMMrvasK Aiel and Ught12. washing; Hit Th'.

coiisgiU Tr comprises weeks. AjSJis for isatalonea or olt ar iBfomStl drass. Keri J. B. UkU.

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