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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-03-21

SENATOR SUMNER The Springfield
Republican says the announcement last
Saturday that Senator Sumner had con-
scented to preside at the Cincinnati con-
yention, made a sensation in political
circles, but proved to be premature, at
least lie says he has neither been
asked nor consented to take such posi-
ton, and is not now ready to declare his
relations to the movement which it re-
presents. No man in the country, we
suppose, is more strongly opposed to the
denomination of Gen. Grant by the Re
publican party, nor more seriously de
precates another four years of his Presi-
dcncy; and it is not likely that he will
much longer give him the benefit of his
silence and inaction on the subject.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-03-21

TIE CoNEECucUT CAMPAIGN. Sch
ator Wilson opened the political cam
paign in Connecticut, on Monday even
ing, at New Haven He will speak
every evening during the present week
at different points. Henry O'Conner,
lately Attorney General of Ohio, will
also take a part in the Republican can
vass. Senator Ferry will also take a
part in the canvass, and says he shall
maintain in his speeches that the pre-
sent administration, taken as a whole, is
the best since that of Washington.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-03-21

The TARIFF BuI.--Senator Sherman
intends to press hi, tariff bill in the Sen
ate and he hopes to pass it during the
week. One Of the arguments urged in
favor of its immediate consideration is
the anxiety of the public to learn what
the Senate will do in regard to the tea
and coffee bill now before it. The aC-
ton of the Senate on the bill may be re-
garded as indicating all the tariff reform
which can be procured this session.
While the action of the ways and means
committee and the House will be inter
esting, yet the Senate is master of the
situation.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-03-21

THE ENGLISH Press on CHARLES
FRANCIS ADAMS. The attempt of the
London Morning Post to prejudice I'M
favorably Charles Francis Adams capac-
ity to serve as an impartial arbitrator
at Geneva, on the ground that he attend
ed the first cabinet meeting at which Earl
Granville's note was discussed, is not sus-
tanned by facts. Mr.. Adams called at the
White House, to pay his respects to the
President, and it being cabinet day, a
half an hour or so was spent in CONVEX
satioa with the members OF the cabinet,
the business of the body being postponed
for that purpose. Mr. Adams remained
but few minutes after members of the
cabinet arrived, and was not present at
that or any meeting of President Grant 5
cabinet
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-03-21
lNITTRIDGE HAsKINS.
Rr,,1,lIicon State Committee

To the other counties of the state dele
gates are apportionCd as follows. Gale
donia II; Chittenden 81; Essex Il ; Frank
lin 20; Grand Isle ,; Lunoille II: Orange
%; Orleans D; Washington p; Rutland
County has the largest number of Dele
gates, 80, having cast the largest Republi-
can vote for Governor of any County IL
the State Windsor stands next. having IS
delegates.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-03-21

1t is suggested that the Towns choose
Substitutes as VOL as Delegates, so that
they may not be unrepresentcd in the Con
vcntion.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-03-21
GOOD NIGHT-KISS.

Send your little children to bed happy.
Whatever cares press, give ii a warm good
night kiss, as it goes to its pillow. Also, II
it has a cough or cold, or you have one
yourself. use
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19

I: E|E:5i.MllBlER1 n Sc

MIssIssrppi BUccA ANsEasJi4-A thick4
ly wooded island, known IS Ioug Island.
about fourteen miley abose afascatine..
in tho Mississippi, Thasiiturped out
to bs a regular robbers, nestle sort Of
Isle of Monte Cristo, as Gat IS sslssqretiqg
'aluables is concerned, The discovery
was made by she police Of Davenport
who, having had thsiEspsp aroused,
visited Tie yspet a week ago, but on
reaching Il. found that tho. birds hid
flown: m any evidences. however, Of
occupation of , tho island were ossrso,Wahf :
around. Boxes Of ali kinds 2dG many
sizes were thick on the Ggsfe6s1d, With
bits of paper and pieces Of t#%ihS ana
rope, here and there an old garment,
aud many signs Of carpenters f'a&orky
According to the report Of farmersdiy-
lug near BY, the island haarbeeh1abaSr
doned only tho day before, when they
loaded large yawl and skifF mith plum
der, and started soutkWardas Nous. of.
the houses in the vicinity oftke islaaaI
had been disturbed by the thiezssI aua
the farmers shought that the tpeppls on
the island were party ofspastsmsp, for
they were often seen fahiss in the EiEss
and starting off with cups, on their
shoulders, as if going of o. 2 hunt: Il
is supp posed that most Of The bnrgiafiiess
which have been committed 10 DavVeenrt-! Dave I!
port, Muscatine, Wilton, West Liberty,
aud other localities in this section dur.
ing the summer, we're the work or an
organized band which inhabited iehs
island: who used the secluded spot for
sccreting their iIl-got.en goods. u 10 81,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19

GEAMSAR.--It tates yankee school
marin to just purnlc pOos unsophisticAtcd
men, nov days. Coming home ON the e
train last week We overheard the follow
ing conversation between young lady
teacher, who also writes for thc-and
an old gentleman who had always bsliev-
ed he could speak the English Ian.
guags:
Old Gcuslenan--'Are thero any
house building in your village?'
Young Lady-'No sir There is q
new house being built for Mr.. Smith,
bat it is the carpenters who are build
ing
Gentleman-'True; i sit corrected
70 be building 10 certainly q different
thing from to bs being built. Aud how
long has Mr.. Smi,h's house been boing
built!'
Lady Qoots puEslsd moment, and
then answers rather abruptly)-'Nearly
year.
Gsn.lemsn-'ios much longer do
yoa sAist j: viii bs being built?'
Lady (ezplosivsly)-'Don's know
Gentleman-'I should think Mr..
Smith would be annoyed BY its being
built for the house he now occupies be-
ing old ha must leave it and the new
one being built, instead of being built as
he expected he cannot,
Here the gentleman perceived the
lady had disappeared.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19


Tbs Soilowibgss which q valued CORES
pendent tells us vas never before iu pri mt
it relates 70 Zen Butler aud Ben's dog,
and another fellow and is pretty good
specimen Of diamond cut diamond
[ BeE Butler Wss dowu-e east lawyer
before he got to Sea major general and
representative of his district in Congress.
Like all lawyers, Ben had hard pull Of
it as she atsrt, and perhaps the sharp
ness sad senRsn for which ne is 80 uni
VERBALLY celebrated, were acquired at
this early period Of his life, when he
Was striving FOR o practice, and the odds
we're brains or starvation.
One day, while sitting in his Office,
the.s snsssed 9 leng-lcgged, gaunt,
ha,ohes Aacsdspscimeu of the genius
Yankee, who looked sharp enough
to make biz mesis off pins end
utsales, ana wass ehus accosted future
Consse=usa:
'Ms. Lawyer, I an going into little
bic Of law kasiasss, and as you seem like
O right smart, plucky sort Of chap, 1
Thought I might As well give the job to
gou!' :.
AN right, saya the lawyer, you can't
ssnss your eaas in better hands r,.
Well, then, had han hanging in
an outshed, and . neighbcr's dog came
along sad ate il. What would you do p
why, prosecute the owner of the dog,
Of course Make the fel!ev pay for
damages
That's the talk Mr. lawyer said the
Yankee, with sly smile beginning to
work around the ooruers of his eyes and
mouth. But you see-I don't know as
it makes any diffcrence-the dog was
yourn.'
Butler opened his eyes a lit,le at this
onslaught, but ne wasn't going to be
taken aback' il that manner, even by Il
brother Yankee.
Whist do you value your ham at I?
asked But drawing out his wallet.
Well, I gueses Eve dollars will be
letting yoa OF cheap, said the Ysnkse.
for il waa an all ared sv0di ham
Without catering word Of prote t.
Butler paid che saoney, and then said !:
There is your damage for the ha
Now fork over ten dollars
What fori' inquired the Yankee, in
his turn astSnished.
For my legal advice said Butler
You don's supposs ! can work wi. .ou,
s fee, do yen ?
MIR. YANKEES was bit; SO drawing q
face as long a. his legs, he 81 mIy
counted cut che aoney, and inv ,rdly
vowed he would bring no more law bust
asas before ths youthfal but razor like
diapenssr Of Coke and Blackstone.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19
STRANGE FREAK OF L1onrrrN1so.- rr !. :


A young lady, while standing in o win! 10
dow at Morgan,own, Butler county, Ky.T
received slight shock for a fash Of
lightning. On her recovery, is Vas
found that an ailanthus tree, standing
near the window, had been accurately
photographed by the electric fash upon
her breast. This reminds 1 friend that
in his youth he was'the object Of photo,
graphy. He had told his father that he
was "a demented old jackass." This
playful remark enrascd the unreason-
able father, and he interviewed. his son.
When the interview was over tho sou
felt that he had been struck by light
ming, and that photograph Of mans
hand was distinctly yisiblc-bu. not
where he could see the picture. Light
ming is guilty o: strange freaks at times
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19
'EF HE'D SAID Ducxs.,-Dur,up;,s a

'EF HE'D SAID DUcKs.'-Dur,ng;a q
class meeting held several years since BY
the Methodist brethren of Southern
village, Brother Jones went amohg,ths
colorcd portion of the congregation.
Finding there an old man notorious for
his endeavor to servo God on the Sab.
bath and satan the rest Of the week, he
said:
wall, Brother DiaL, La, sla,i, 40 SEQ,
you here. Haven't s.sle any turkeys
since 1 saw you last, Brother
Dick?'
No, Brudder Jones, no turkeys.'
Nor any chickens, Brother DickY'
mo, no, Brudder Jones, no chickens
Thank the Lord, Brother Dick
That's doing sell, my brotherv said
Brother Jones, leaving Brother Dicbs
whu Immediately relieved his oyerburs
dHned conscience by saying to near
neighb~r, with an immense sigh of, re-
lief: j..,
Eff he'd said ducks he'd had mo,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19
NO RYLEV-FURNlSHEB.

"hnyEhiug over to day ?" asked, with
p sigsiicans and ironieal emphasis, q
yoapEgaHd brisasas lawyer. canned XII.
HamvssF."n, of an"thsr equally young
and btieaess .'limb,' Bill Rellenden, as
he SSunscrsd into tho lstter's rooms in
t;oEt street, which room had very
professional air,--a rusty CRATE filed
Sish scraps Of paper and cigar ends, ,
sable Uttered with law books, sheet. pf
f'olucsp; Aoor ditto lenths- aottomed
srn chairs; very crasy and truculen t
looking Windou Panes that lonked liz e
thick cobwebs---all M it should be,
minus a client. ANY thing OVER" he
repeated.
"Over head aud ears III low. 4ni
debt" snsWer.d d i:silcnden; "that's a,l
Oh, forgo, two dimes AID as ,ooth
quarter iu the wafer box"
"And the Governor ~
"He'n. departed for New York and
i'h%iiadeiphis, to BE- gone three months.
lie has let his own hqase, you know,
and uas preparing 60 reside at his
country seat ct b; was I"kiny
around for servsuts in fact. The grnun,ts
are taken care Of By his next door neigh
Dor, gardener. He thiuks new he
ahnn't h.nk t,lI fall"
"Uf course, he came down Eandso.nei,
beiare he lett r remarked Kit, whiting
he :able with his penknife.
"lls gave me check for my quarter S
allowance in advance. answered Bcllcn
den.
"Hzve you drawn your money ?"
"My dear fellow, required It all To
consolidate py debts.
"What o stupid proceeding"
"A ueccsaary sacrifice. Ny creditors
- PRESSING. ] had to compound with
: for the credit of the bar"
nd l think you told me that. MT
to confide the state ofyuur Affairs
bur father, you had taken vi. jour
hss on the sofa here, aud d.ncd at
4ssaa eating.hee.a." ,s.,-s
.EacsIy 50, Kit7 (.
'nph; plsaaaat way Of passing the
three months. certainly."
shall live like pabob for ,ae next
months, and have little cash 20
:" said Bs!londeo triumphan,Iy.
: Yes, and you're obliged. ,haaks t,
,Raot Of foreti,ouyht aud extrAv.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19
y your oun fathers house ?"

D 5our o0n fathers house 2"
THAT was my plan,' replied Bcliend
IN, eoolly. "Why should tho house re.
pain empty for whole quarter!"
"Bus the new furniture will be spoil
3D."
Il shall only let i. to rospee,.blc
senant."
his demonstrated, but IN saiu.
BelIesden assured him that stern ne
eeasisy compelled him 20 act, sul begged
TO inform him that his resolution Was so
unalssrably ixed that no power on earth
esuld shake it. Thxt evening the Aj.
sertisement VAS put in the Transcript.
The usxt nioruing poiest tap at
Bellsndens othce door produced sn ,n
sitation TO ,nter, ssd highly rsspsot-
able cid gentleman avaifed hllnseif uf
the permission. lie Was dressed iu
black, aith white necIclJth. woe :.
heavy gold chain add square, oii
fashioned wstch.key, aud p ,il,i,ed sn..e.,
and white stockings, aud carr.ei oui
cane, with an ivory head, tae sesy ',sau
ideal of an old Bosion merchant.
IL calico, SIR, in consequence VI yoAr
advertisement in tho Transcr.pt iast
ssesipg."
"Prsy bs seated. You have as .dea
OF Iaosisg out oi townY"
"Yss, iossihres uoishs ouiy. / will
drive out sha afternoon and sec sour
hosss, esd if l like il, and toe terws are
aos ,eo high, think We eau manage to
make sn syrssmsas."
"Whss fshily' have you, sir ?" asked
Rs.sassss. aisA tho sis ssss ETssi.ss;ssssss ss;;ssss
hSabE3.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19

A nan who had Sled petition for
divorce sas Informed by his oouuxi that
his wife had fled, q "crosa pe.ion," as
lawyers call u.
"A cross pstitisni'' exclaimed the
husband; "shA,'s jnss like her. She rnev.
or did o geee nstured thing in her life.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19

A woman latet.ly looking at pria:
ting press at work looked up in the face
OF her companion, aud id a most earuest
mapner inquired; "well, Tim, 40,
then's the things aa writes tho papers.
Re's them what they call editorss"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19

A Kind lady in New York gave Is
pair Of pantaloons to paor boy lately.
The next morniug the youth returned
aud requested her to put watch pook.
ct in them as otherwise they were not
OF much use to him.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19

An indignant witness exclaimed, "The
first time that I ever. did sueh dis
honorable oct I would blow out my
brains, Sir" Very good" said Che
examining counsel; "aad what would
you do the second time 7"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19

A dying Irishmau, asked by his con.
fessor If he was ready to denounce the
devil andali his works, replied: "Don's
ask me that; I'm going to strange
country, and Is don't intend to make
myself enemies"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19

Philosophers are made of just such
men as the one whom .he S:cd robbed
Of bis hat recently. He didn't chase it
ss sll He simply appropriated the COW
GriDg Of the loudess laughter near him /,
and at the same time fetching him blow,
that made his nose bleed.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19

An Indianian asked the clerk Of s.,
Court whether he couldn't reduce tho
rates of half a dozen fellows dubbed TO-.
Cethcr to take out marriagc.Iiccuses.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12

Use Ncnnc.s Pal" Railing
MAGIC OIL.
Works like q Charm.

HIVE you hcadachc' Use Reune's Magic oil
Have you toolha,hol Use Ronno's Magic oil
Have You neuralgia Use Renne's Magic oil
Have you rhcumatisml Use lionnc's Magic Oh
Have you sore throati Use Ronne Magic Oh
Have YOU sraticai Use Rennos Magic Oh
Have You u hruisc' Use Rcnnes Magic Oil
Have you crampsl Use Renne's Magic Oil
Have You chol morbusl Use Rennc's Magic oil
Have You hmcncss Use Ronre's Magic Oil
THIS is the Best Family Remedy, to cure all
kinds Of pain, You ever tried.
1t is clean, safe and delicious to use and IL
you use it faithfully, it will do you good.
Directions on each bottle. Buy II Of the
druggist or merchant where you trade. II
they have not got II on hand they will send
for il, AT your request, AID sell You Genuine
Rennes Pain killing Magic Oil, nj tho manu-
utacturer's lowest price at retail
!V@sold by Druggists, Merchants and Gro
GERS. 1t is put up in three sizes, aud callc
Trial Size, Medium Size, and Large w. nil
Size bottles, WIN. RENNE
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
pIrTsFllLp MASS.
Sold in bradford by H. G. Day aud Prich-
ard Il Hay; willard Bros, Oxford; Reyes Il
Ca, NcNbury; Chase Il Baker, Fremont -
Hates Bros, Nrrt Epitlee iyI
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12
~ w Advertisements.
APPLES.
APPLESI.
APPLES!!!
4 carload of nice Western Apples
ust received, hy
& STEVENS Bros. & Co.
\ ard,

Dr. EsicLoi. would say 10 his friends IA
Orange ana Caledonia Counties that he has
moved his Dental paieel INTO iiachop's Block,
two door. south OF Bank, where he isprepared
10 make the best teeth, with all modern i'm
proycmcnts. for sl5ooa set which are war
raulcd to give pcrlcrt satisfaction or money
refunded,
Teeth ahed viii cold and Silver and war
rantcd for one year
Nitrou. oAide OF Laughing Gas safely an&
successfully administered.
Those ofmy patrons coming from distance
for now teeth will have thcir fare paid to and
from my office, and be- entertained free OF
charge Willie tn, teeth are being made.
Thankful for past laNors he hopes by close
attention to bu,ilr., to merit the future pat
ronngc of The public in general.
Wells River, Vt. soniJ
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12
Full directions IN each box.
Price 81 peg box or q bOxc. 1or. q :
Bryan, L'uimouic WATERS.

OFE IN = L'IliIhOttN u 1tFf'~.
are mtulilug n the cure of Goa lbs Colds
Asthma, Bronchitis. SOLO Throat lucirirut
CONSUMPTION and Disease, of tLc Lungs.
They have mo- taste of medicine. aud any 81 ild
will take them. Thousands have been restu
ed 10 health chat had before dc,phrcd, Irs-
timouy Ai.cn Ia huudtrl- If tasc~ single
dose relieves in ten minutes. Ask for ll,l 81
AN'SIULMONIC WATERS. iyl
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REFERENCES :
j. y. CLINK,

This ccrtifcs that Dr. J. y. Clark has done
dental work in orr families, and has always
given entire satisfaction.
Rev Nila4 McKccn u. y. Or. A. A. Dotv.
Kew. j, Is. W Illams Dr. j. II. Jones.
DR.. = T. Carbce. Dr. ". III. Carter.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12
Valuable Mill Property LOT ,a'''
4 RDrc Chance r

The subscriber offers for sale hl' @r Village.
situated on Waits River, in Bradi'iT t.ot Burr
W. said Mill has three runs OF = "a repair,
Stones-one entirely new-ail III md 36csr
Il doing a good business. haNluI besides .
loads of Western corn the past 81 Mill a.
coed run of costom grinding
ways has a good supply Of water !a,t'i;e1 on Main
Street Said house has ten ro' ,l,t for two
pantries and closets; very conN NH If water
families. and has a ncvcrfailInG M...ier partic-
with pumpt in the house. for l ~, lie prem
uars inquire of the subscriber II HOWE
i,os. 80, 5dm'
Bradford. VT. Dec. %, ISL. ..eonnts
n. b. All persons having ulS MI 10 settle nc
s srpm i immedately 4 word to ,hf II III How
tcient.
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4 "NEW DEPARTURE"

= ----I--T
BOOT 4 SHOE BUSINESS
of MARTIN * WArRES, viii continue the bust
ness al the old stand,
Main Street, BRADFORD Village.
He has added to the former large stock of
Ladies', Gents, and childrcns, Boots, Shoes.
over Shoes Ruhbcrs, sc, Ne, new invoice of
the best goods, an is prepared to give the
public the hest bargains To bc had inhiS line.
CUSTOM work of all kinds done to order in
the best manner Rubber boots and shoes re
lmircd and made water tight.
Can and see our good, before purchasing
elsewhere.
a. j. RUSS.
Bradford, Vt, NOV. y. 1871.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12

kEADtR--
Rcuuc'- Paiu-kiling Magic oil cures Headache
Rcnn"s Pam killing Magic on cures Too'hachc
Rcincs Puiu-4lIiH- Magic Od cures Neuralgia
Ecnucs Pain-,illius Magic OIL cures Cholera
Mo.hu-.
Rcnue'e Pain killing Mako Ohouros Rhcuma-
tism.
Rennc's Pain killing Magic Oh cures Lamcnc,s
Rcnne's Pain-killins Magic Oil cures skin Dis
cases.
Some folks seem to he proud of telling how
lame their shoulders are''-of my crick I'm
the hach'-or Il have got the Seiatica" and
delight in Dragging that nothing can cure
ine but when We get such Jaw ful folks" to
Use Escnnc'~ s'ain-sAiliins Magic
Oil. tai hiully. We not only cure their lame
mess and charm away their pans. hat We az
tually take all that kind of brag out of them.
Aud they frankly own Hp. and say, at works
like a charm"
~ sold by all Druggists, Merchants, and
Grurtr-.
Ii L. put up IN three sizes and called Trial
Size, Medium Size, and Large Family Size
BOTTLES.
Nm RENNE q son, sole proprictoss and
manufacturer,
Jc0wly rttsGold, Mass
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12
The Great French Remedy
. DclMm.irrc'.S nccilic H.iIls.

- ,"'i''' "'NI'sib' s-t't~.
Prepared bN GARNNtILKE 4 DUPONT. No, PA
Rue Lombard, Paris. and highly recommends
ed by the entire Medical Faculty of France.
Are the very best remedy in all eases of Spcr.
matorrhUa or Seminal Weakness; Nightly
Daily or Premature Emissions; Sexual Weak
ness or lmpotcucy; week.-mrs., arising from
Secret Habits and Sexual EXcesscs RciaNa-
ton of the Genital Organs; Weak Spine (;
Lime or Brick dust deposits in the truo
"MilkY Discharges Sc, and all tic CHASTITY
train Of symptom, arising from Oycuse or
ENcc,scs.
They euro when al other remedies fail.
Full directions IN each box.
Price 81 peg box or q bOxc. for aJ
sold by TIE principal Druggists or viii Ice
sent by mHI, sr,uIcly scaled from ~ oh.cgNa.
ton, by enclosing HE ptirn 70 tie sole Gcu-r
al Agent tor america, JOB MOSES. Is CoKr-
lANpr ST, New York. Pamphlet, of advice
sent tree 70 any address. icoWlY
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tkiLt LlSl or rLuud AND GRAlN
AT j. II. HOWE'S MILL

81. Louis Pastry -four from white
whrat.... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. slo,V
White wheat flour .......... % $50
Spring wheat flour, good. 100
Graham meal, ! cts. per ID.
Corn, Northern, per hush 100
Western corn meal per TOO pounds $50
rroycndcr per leo Observation-Disclosures. l.s5
Shorts per 100 Observation-Disclosures. l55
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-07-12
DR.. RADWAH
Perfect Purgstivs !

perfectly tasteless, elegantly eoass
gum, purge, regulate, purify, elsa y Il
In. Rad way 8 Pills, for the eII , .. y
the stomach, liver, bowels, kidney s;;.s
vOus diseases, headache. c0'lsuDl.a ~
Indigestion, dyspepsia, billiou !,s 2 r
intia,nation Of the bowels. piles. as
ments Of the Internal yiscera. wsn3
q positive cure. Purely Vegetable; A. T.
mercury, minerals. o. ti"is 1esV pIiis;
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