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aia Il SOLDIERS - s. ;
q WAR CLAIM AGENCY
NO. a. MONTGOMERY BLOCK,
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.


!" H.AIKEN, ATTORNEY-AT-LAwA AND
wv Commander of the Grand Army Of
the Republic N California and Nevada, will give
prompt attention to the collection Of Addition.
al Travel Pay, now due California and Nevada
Volunteers discharged more than three hundred
miles from home. Soldiers can depend on fair
dealing. Information given free of charge. When
writing enclose stamp for reply and state cnm.
pany. Congress has extended the time for Ming
claims for additional Bounty under Act Of July
%, 1865, to January, 1875, SO all such clsi,ps
must be made before that time. Original Bonn
ty of s1o0 has been allowed all volunteers Who
enlisted before July 22d. 1861 for three yearF H
not paid the same when discharged. Land war
rants can be obtained for services rendered he
fore 1855. but not for services in the late war.
Pensions for late war and war of 1S1 Q obtsi,,ed
and increased when allowed for less than liiss-
bility warrants, but no pensions arc allowe.i IA
Mexican and Florida war soldiers. Etsts ~
Texas has granted Pensions to surviving yeter.
ans Of the Texas Revolution. New OrIesns ana
Mobile Prize Money is now due and heinu ma
". Il. Aiken also attends to General IN and
Coiiect1oh BUSINESS. aug .18-6m
, 1874-11-05

good practical business qualifications,
sound common sense, and too much
discrimination to oe foolel or led into
any indiscretions by sharp attorneys in
the Legislature. They are safe men to
guard and promote the common inter-
ests, and will exert much larger infiu-
ence from the fact that they are neither
of them enamored of the music of their
own voices in public debate, and will
waste none ofthe time of the Legisla-
ture in magnifying their own oratorical
powers.
Entertaining toward Mr.. McGiIvra the
kindest sentiments of personal respect,
we very much regret that he should
have persisted in forcing himself upon
the people as candidate, after having
gone before two Coyentions and been
rejected by both. And we much more
regret that after this repeated rejection,
which would have been conclusive to
any man of ordinary modesty, he should
have been so needless of his public OBJ
legations as to drag the Railroad into
his own personal controversy. That is
matter too vital to the public interest
to be used as make>weight In local
politics.
, 1874-11-05

was held at the Pavilion on Thursday
evening. between Messrs. McGilvra,
Mcclellan aud Hughes, candidates for
the House of Representatives Alb
rams, the other candidate, being out of
town. The programme was arranged
by Mr.. McGilvra, who gave himself the
opening and closing, unlimited in time,
and allowed the others twenty minutes
each, with the privilege of reJoinder, to
which he had ths final reply. With all
these disadvantages against them, to-
gether with the fact that neither of them
had ever attempted public speaking be-
fore this canvass, it was the almost
unanimous verdict of the audience that
the farmers ''got away with the lawyer;
fully illustrating e,practical superior
ity of common sense over fancy sense
Mr.. McGilvra based his claims to popu-
ular support upon his superior attain
ments. his legislative experience. and
mainly upon his devotion to the inter-
ests Of the Seattle and Walla Walla
Railroad. He said he had raised the
question of bonding the county in aid
CT the railroad, and that both Mr.. Hughs
and Mr.. Mcclellan aid declared their
opposition to the measure. Mr.. Hughs,
in reply, said he regarded the railroad
as the salvation of the country; that, he
was willing to go as far as any man in
the county for any measure that would
promote that enterprise, even to pledg-
ing the property and resources of the
county to the amount of million of
dollars, with the assurance that the
money thus raised would be faithfully
applied to the work. But he. was. op-
posed to the policy of thrusting the
naked question Of an onerous bonded
debt into this canvass. in advance of the
main question, unsupported by any
reasons, and unaccompanied by any
guarantees. He thought the offensive
manner in which Mr.. McGiIvra had
presented this question to the people,
manifestly for selfish purpose, had
done more to confirm and combine ops
position to the measure than any other
course he could have pursued, and he
cook occasion to defend the directors of
of the Company from completely in this
act, BY denying Mr.. McGilvra's author-
ity to proclaim himself the sole cham
pion of the railroad. Mr.. Mcclellan took
substantially the same ground on this
question. All who heard them were
convinced of the soundness Of their po
sition. If Mr.. McGilyra had been en-
ployed Attorney by the enemies of the
Seattle and Waila Walla Railroad to
damage and defeat that project, he could
not have served their purpose more eff
festua)ly than he has by using that as a
hobby upon which to ride into Office
He has convinced every rejecting man
that it would be safer to trust any hon.
est blockhead in the county to represent
our interests in the Legislature than an
educated lawyer whose overweening
vanity and inordinate desire for public
position blinds him to every considera-
of public policy. Fortunately we are
not driven to that alternative. Mr..
Hughs has shown himself in the can
vass man of broad intelligence, sound
views and comprehensive knowledge of
the duties and responsibilities pertain
ing TO the Office for. which he is can
didate. Mr.. Abrams is also q man of
, 1874-11-05

STRIVE v1sD1cArED.-our Washing
ton dispatch of Oct. 20. says: ~" All
charges against Secretary Stra.e,T Of
Washington Territory. were dismissed
to-day, and that officer was directed to
return to bis post of duty, according to
the findings of the Department of the
Interior. The principal charge against
MIN being mismanagement of public
printing, was clearly shown to have been
without any foundation whatever in
fact" @
, 1874-11-05

Fay UP.-AH persons who have had
election printing at this Office are re-
quested to pay up before the day of
election. Our uniform experience has
been that the election bills not paid be-
fore election are seldom paid at all. -
No one likes to pay for dead horse.
, 1874-11-05

PoRr Discovery, Oct. 3o.-sailed.
Tanner. ~ s39f e9r5l
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 20. Arrived, ship
Dashing Wave from Tacoma, eo.T
PoRT GAMBLE, Oct. 29.-Sailed, James
Cheston for San Francisco; bark Cam
den for Hilo.
, 1874-11-05

UNBLUsH1Na MENDAcrrY. William
Fl. Newell. the political spouser and
home organ of Mr.. Sharpstein in the
present political contest, has excelled
himself in audacious lying in behalf of
his candidate. As. for instance, he
quotes silly article from the Intelligent
Ger, published Immediately after Jacobs
nomination, insinuating a suspicion,
founded upon no fact that the nom
ination was secured in the interest Of
the Northern Pacific Railroad, and de-
votes nearly column of his paper to
the assumption, from such proof. that
Jacobs is the candidate of the Railroad.
saying that the lnteligencer "bas always
been the leading Republican organ up
on Puget Sound"
In the same number of the Statesman,
Newell says: "Beriah Brown has sold
out to the Northern Pacific Railroad,
and the DISPATCH is the only paper on
Puget Sound that earnestly supports
Judge Jacobs.
Such palpable falsehoods need no
comment here. They only show the
disreputable means Sharpstein's sup
porters are using east of the mountains
to gain votes for their candidate.
Newell, last fall publicly declared
in Olympia that he was the . Warwick
of Washington Territory" that he elect
ed McFadden, and that at the next elec-
ton he would beat him with the mean
est scrub that could be picked up. 1t
cannot be disputed that Newell has suc'
ceeded in portion of his threat, in
putting up "scrub" candidate, but
he has not yet elected him.
, 1874-11-05

w We are informed that the steam
er Olympia left San francisco for Sound
ports on Wednesday last.
, 1874-11-05
sq'eo5 Special Notice !! dr
Caution to Purchasers of Sewing
Machines tiA

Q V9ag SD EfiF --sO s4. q sis ~.
HDARTIEs IN MONTREAL, HAVING AID.
IL vertised to supply imitation of the :. Sus-
GER FAMILY SEWING MACHINE at reduced
prices. notice is hereby given, that said ma
chimes are an infringement of Letters Patent
owned by us, and all parties selling, purchasing
or using said ms chimes, will be PROSECUTED by
us, for their Infringement.
:" WHEELER i WILSON MANUFACTURING Co."
' GROVER BAKER SEWING MACHINE Co."
g THE SINGER MANUFACTURING Co."
JOHN BATcHELDoR.'' 7a1 - i'13
By their Attorney in fact.
'is- s. j. GoRDoN.
Beech ST., New York. sptr. 8-14
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-02
.-.-. BY Grubos 4 Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

A LARGE -ANDsGRAND OFFERING.
READ AND INFORM THEMSELVES PIE
ONE HTNDR BED A fdr TT Il Jg {!
GANCHESTER TO BE SOLD AT THE RgtI,
ESTATE EXCHANGE IN RICHMOND on
THuRsDAY, The 9Th day Of April. commencing
on the day above named we VIII sell by request
OF William G. Taylor, Esq at The Real Estate Ex-
fh1nEf sS1u poanr oe s;s
extended, Taylor, Glasgow. aud Railroad streets,
between aaqsy, Lee, HIr1, aad Mason streets, ave-
On oTsr and PERM srees s
Eighth and Eleventh streets, ranging from COX
1IsA 70 5o116o feet in the most desirable part OF
The property in the city Of Manchester has mads
rapid Increase In value In the last two years: iu
population has grown 25 per cent iu the same pc
81 s1s sSa
0inia riucs, and with its uneQualled water power
and facilities for transportation, 1t Is safe TO say
that Manchester Is destined to be one Of TIE frs,
manufacturing cities In the south.
The handsome free bridge, just constructed. con-
Meeting the city Of Manchester with the city Of
Richmono, must induce large access Of popu-
laiion, since property In Richmond at the sns
distance from its business centre now readily COM
mands from five to ten times the price 1t which thess
No one having DIS to invest can possibly an
to do we'll by purchasing at this sale.
Especial attention isinvtsd to the followingas
tractve srss. .". - ;s-..u
TERMS OF SALE, TO WIT: One-fourth cash bal
ance al six, twelve and eighteen months for nego-
table notes, with interest ut SIX per cent, and e.
cured BY deeds of trust. And further, any pur-
chaser may discharge the whole or any part OF hh
purchase money by rendering In payment any cer-
tlfcate Of Indebtedness from The firm of Messr.
Isaacs, Taylor d W illiams. ~
Autographed maps will be furnished upon applt
cation 70 Messrs. Moody 3 Royal IN Manchester,
or at ibis Office GfUBBS & WILLIAMS,
mh27 ~-..r. g. .... -.... Auciionecrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-02
BY James NJ. Taylor i Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auction er5,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TRACTS
L OF LAND IN THE COUNTY OF HENRI
CO, ABOUT SEVEN MILES BELOW THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, ON THE CHARLES CITY
Road; AND ADJ0IEISG TAE hANDS 0E
or HEks, At ,AUCTl0N:;IaBy virtue Of a deed Of
from William Scott and wife, recorded In the
clerks Office Of Henrico County Court In deed
book 80, page A., to secure the payment Of GER
tain negotiable note therein mentioned default
having been made in the payment thereof, and at
the request Of the holder of said note. will pro-
coed TO sell 1T public auction III front Of Henrico
county courthouse, OH MONDAY the 9th day OF
April. 1874, THAT being court-dayJ At IL o'c ock
NJ, two TRAITS OFLAED as above located-the
first known as the Pleasant Field OF the New Mar
ket tract. containing sEvENTY-FOUR AND
ONE-FiFTH ACRES, more or less; the second,
known as deep Bottom. containing ONE ACRE,
more or less. sas ~.
consent of the holder Of said note the sale will be
made on the following terms: Enough in cash 10
pay the expenses of SALE one-half OF the remainder
In cash. and the balance at ninety t90 days for ne
gotiaUe note, interest added and satisfactorily en-
dorsed fi JAMES III. tn 9LOR. Trustee.
JAMES II. TAYLOR & Son, Auctioneers.
NH 25
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nucrroN SALES THIS DAT.

W. GoDDIN, p. NJ, two lots an fne pan %
buchanan Springs. on the south side OF Le'sn
stree. between kenney and Bowe.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, P. NJ, o country stort
fonr miles from Richmond, on the Westhan
road, near the new reservoir. ~ !
soDDIN, WARREN 6 CO., s p. M- building lo
! on the west side of sixta street, north OF Leigh
GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS, ~ T. H., three orics
stores and dwellings on the south 'dde OF CARY
street between Seventh and Eighth.
RICHARDSON & CO., AZ 2. NJ, building Lot or
Cary street rear Adams. @>5 ~
RICHARDSON G CO.. AZ P. NJ, one brick ant
two small framed dwellings, and lets, on Cana
street near the connection OF the Richmond
Petersburg, and Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad. .sa&. #=.#
THOMAS VI. KEESEE, P. NJ, at the factory o.
u. 9. Mayo & Co., Main AID Twenty-hitf
streets, one l.. W. Spencer new plug machine
E. d. EACHo. APP. NJ, brick and framed house
on the west side of Ninth between Leigh ano
Nj. streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-02
BY Moody g Royal, ..... H.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
Hull and Seventh streets, Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWENTY
GATED LOTS, s1TUATED on TENTH AND
ELEVENTH STREETS, IN THE TOWE OF
MANCHESTER. FOR SALE AT tUBLIC AUG
TIOS, ON THE PkEMIS ES. On TUESDAY TH z
p My virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Court OF
Chesterfield county, entered ut the February term,
1874, in the suit of lillian Bradley, guardian
&c, rs. harriet V. Bradley's heirs, we shalt, q:
commissioners proceed TO sell under the above or.
der, OH The day above mentioned, at the time anc
situated as above, nine Of which fronts on The east
line Of Tenth streets.
Lot No. &. OH the plan Of said lots fronts thirty
six fee, and has large and we'll arranged Two.
story framed building. contain nine rooms, anC
other out-buidtpgs. Fruit and ornamental trees Oh
all kinds. a....-
These lots have an average frontage Of thirty feet
and run back 1877 feet 10 alley ten feet wide In
this alley Is spring of splendid water for the COM
mon use OF all the lots. s>-
I his property is IN an improving part OF me
town and near The centre of the town, and should
engage the attention capitalists aud those desiring
to locate In u good neighoorhooo.
A plat of the above described properly can De seen
at the office Of the auciioueers and will be hbted
on day OF sale hpy c IN iS 70 S9k AZ
and they will take pleasure In showing the pro-
perry. =. b.
this Is thrown upon the market ut any Que time and
especially invite the attention or all seeking an
investment to attend this sale. i s..... ~,
TERMS: One-fourt cash; the balance ct six,
twelve. and eighteen months. for negotiable notes,
bearing per cent interest from day of sale the
title retained until the whole purchase money Is
paid. SOCRATES BkOOKS,
.-......s. A. CARTEk ATTKISSON,
Special Commissioners
MOODY i RoYALL. Auctionecrs. NH 27.tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-02

TRUSTEES SALE OF ABOUT ONE
Il QUARTER OF IN ACRE or LAND, WITH
THE IMPROVEMENTS THEREON. On THE
NORTH SIDE OF LEIGH STREET BETWE
TwENTY-ElGHTH AND TWtTTI-NISTH
STREETS, IN TIE CITY OF RlCHMCND. AND
ADJOlEING- THE PROP ERTY OF MR.. HIRAM
.OLIVEK AND OTHERS. AL AUG rION-By
virtue OF = deed Of irus; executed by William
Henry james and Elizabeth. his wife, to the sub
scriber, dated March 20, 1872, and daily recorded
in the clerks Office Of Richmond Chancery Court.
to secure the payment Of certain negotiable note
therein mentioned. default having been made IN the
payment thereof, and at the request Of the holder
OF said noe, will proceed to sell Ut pnbllc auc-
ton, upon the premises, on FRIDAY, the 10th
ty as above located and conveyed by said deed.
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay the expenses Of
sale and $500, the amount OF said note; the bal
hour Of sale. JAMES M. TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAMES II. TAYLOR & Son, Auctioneers. Z.
,uh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-02
BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucdoneers,
lib Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A DESI.
" RABLE BRICK DWELLING AND LOT on
COLLtGE STREET NEAR III A RS Il A l.
of a decree of the Chanccry Court of the city OF
Richmond entered on the 10th day Of February
1874, In q certain suit therein depending styled
Howard, trustee, rs. Swan. shall. rs special eom
missioner appointed by the said decree; sell by pub
Ii, auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY the
II tn April, ! S74 at Az O'Clock p. ", Let with
\ BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE thereon, fronting
22 feet on the east side of College street and
nj back 100 feet on the north side Of Marshall
street.
TERMS: For cash as 10 so much OF the proceeds
as will be sufficient to pay 1894 SO with six per
cent. interest thereon from the Gath day of april
1871, till paid and the expenses of ealc: and the
residue III two equal install payable In six and
twelve months respectively from the day Of sale
the purchaser to execute negotiable notes, with in
terest added for the deferred instaments, and the
title to be retained until the whole purchase money
Is paid and 4 conveyance ordered by The court
: - .4ss-e' ROBERT HOWARD,
Social Commissioner.
RrcuARDsoS & Co, AuctioDecrS. ap1
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SALES EykRx MONDAY: Al "a ON ocv,

- -. -.
DEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.-LApcp
IN AND VERY ATTRACTIVE SAFE nS
MORE THAN TWO HUEnRED BiJff.u,ESrr
LOTS IN.THE CITY OF RICHMONb. AZ I 70
TON, AT"THE REAL ESTATE FXCHiEGEE
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH STSEHTSss
BY virtue Of = deed q tIsst, executed By Philin
certain purposes them mentioned we. the nnd .of
signed, will. on WEDNESDAY, the iStn d at =.
April. 97x. at the Resi- Estate Exchana. az ~
certain BUILDING LOTS described In a she ' .os
deed, plat being recorded with the said decd ~
the clerks office or the ChancerY Court OF III. az
city. "'A
fhis sale brings into market larger and n,o,.
attractive list Of city real estate than has been s
opportunity for persons Of all classes 10 nrorta
themselves with suitable building sites ssldom -
ever met with in one sale.
The property will be sold on terms equally Al
tracive, placing the purchase Of city lot i'm tho
reach Of the huinblest while those seeking aftracs
I've and costly lots may he suited as we'll
These lots are located on Marshall, .;lay, Ieipb
n, ", Ninth. Teutb. Eleventh. T~elf!6, Thir'
teenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth streets.
the properly before the day Of sale The aucton.
GERS will take pleasure In showing the properly &C
cording 10 map now In their Office.
All persons having claims against Mr.. PhiiIp r
johnson, or his brother, the late General Edward
a. johnson, requested to present them TO Franz
ID. Hi before the day OF sale, that ARA u,t nsnt,
may be made to settle them.
s.G. ...~ LAWSON NUEALLY.-..,
Trustees.
Sale conduct ID by BILL & GoDDrs, Aucdo 4eers,
-tuS
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ITO THE AFFLICTEDl
WARRANTED TO CUREl

wish to say to the public that will insure curt
Of all cases of CANCER placed under my treat.
ment, and In event Of no cure will moi charge any.
thing for my services. ! will also remove all
VEINS, HAm-MOLES, BLOOD-MARKS, ETC
leaving but slight scar and insure as above stated
Also all chronic diseases, such as
RHEUMATISM, SPINAL AFFECTION. SALT.
RHEUn, TETTER. PILES, SCROEULA,
s".-.tf AND CATARRH
treated, with guarantee OF perfect cure and II
no cure, no pay. .'... 81.
THE KNIFE IS NOT UsEp IN ANY CASH WHAT
EVER. Il
With my past experience and success in the treat.
ment of these diseases feel free 10 say thai NV
medicines are INFALLIDLR, and without rival lie
this or any other country In erecung
A SURE AND SPEEDY CURE
In The above specified diseases.
Office hours from 4. III. to JPN
OFFICE: No. 423 Franklin street, corner Fifth.
Richmond. Va. ..@ - : 80. ''
The names ard residences Of many persons who
nave pee n cured VIII be furnished by mail or upon
application In person. WV
de 22-d&w3n 49,, DR.. A. 6. KOLLARD.
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-@ BY Lyme j. Brother,
& Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.
HANDSOME FlRsT-CLAss RES

ANDsOME FlRST-CLASS RESI-
IL DENCE, SITUATED ON THE. NORTH
LINE OF CLAY BETWEEN TENTH AND
ELEVENTH STREETS. FOR SALE BY AUG
TIOS.-We shall Vt the direction OF Mrs. Courr ney
NJ. Jones, who has determined to discontinue house
keepiug sen at public auction. the premises, on
WhDA ESDhY the 9th April. 1874, at AZ z. 81 ;.
her truly valuable and beautiful residence. located
as above described, and now occupied by her. ii
The main house Is about IS by IS feet, built Of
stock brick thrre stories above the basement, with
wide hall stliroughout the centre; confirms about
fourteen rooms, besides closets, &C., furnished with
handsome marble mautles throughout, and all mo-
dern improvements connected with same, with at
tractiVe porches IN front and rear Of the house.
The outer buildings, consisting Of large stable,
&C., correspond with The main house in fact, all
The buildings were erected by the former owner,
MIR. William H. Grant, In the very best style, who
spared neither cost or care In the construction Of
the same. :
The yards are laid OFF with walks, shrubbery, and
shade-trecs. The entire premises have been re-
Gently put In thorough repair by Its present owner
ut cost OF about Sc, 600. The neighborhood is
one OF the best In the city. and being so centrally
located, offers great Inducements to any one desir-
Ing lrst.c'ass residence all respects. The OF
has 0 front OF 100 BY $50 feet to AN alley. -
me auctioneers wi.take great pleasure In show
lng the premises to any one prior 10 day OF SALE
Terms VIII be very reasonable. anu announced ut
ule nour OF saie. LYME & BRO Their, +.
Auctioneers.
NH 21.23.25.2s, so&ap1 ,2.4,6,s ell, i2.I4&i S
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BRILLIANT SUCCESS. lit is permitted to few men
90 companies to achieve acknowledged superiority
In any Inn porant position business. The present
generation has witnessed stupendous rivalry in seye-
xsl branches Of industry, and notably the sewing
machine business. Amid multitude OF oompeu-
1ors, steadily and surely the WHEELER WILSON
COMPANY held their way from the beginning upon
d1ed and honorable principles. Long since their
leading position In America was established
Abroad. at London, in 1862, they won the highest
premiums; At Paris, In 1887. they distanced
-aighty-two competitors and were awarded the high
est premium, the only gold medal for sewing-ma'
shines e1hibited;. and lastly, amid, unparalleled
sompetition. followed the splendid trinmphs at Vi
emma noted In our advertising columns.
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VALUABLE REMEDIES.

Dr. De sanctis's Rheumatic Pills, English;
siair's Gout and Rheumatic Pills, English;
LaVilles Elixir for GouL French; -. >
-Laville's Pills for Gout, French: 4.ca T.. =
Bl.ncard's Pills Iodidc Of Iron, French;
: Leras Syrup Phosphate Iron, French;
Guyors Concentrated Tar, French;
swans Syrup Hypophosphites, French -
Paullinia Powders and Pills, French;
Bnisson's Alkaline Lactates Lozeupes. French /.
Datura Tatula-specifc for Asthma, English.
brockenaen's Compressed Soda Pills, English
fahcreatic Emulsion-Sayory 4 Moore,s: =
Lancfea'lzed cod-Ltyer Oii-Sayory Il Moore,s
Clio bnles Of Apiol, French; sst..s rs
Sqnibs's Podophyllum Pills: ~ "a
DR.. Fral,cIs's Tnplex Pills. !.aa :
For sale by MEADE BAKER.
NH PharmaceutIsfs. 81 q Main str.,,
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PoAE CouBr, WBDxEsDAY--Jass,ce Whsse
Reuben Garnet (negro). for using indeceh'
language was fined s. 80. y s...
Daniel Frayser (negro) was committed &c
await an inquiry into bis mental condition :,
The justice gave notice that hereaiter a!
Offenders against the ordinance prohibiting
FAST driving would be punished by O fine O
not less than $40. .......-,r.,.,r