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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-03-31

From Nathan PIummer, NJ. D., Auburn N. Fl.
Although averse to countenancing
patent medicines, | cheerfully make an
exception of your very excellent Lung
preparation--DR. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF
WILD CHERRY. This preparation l
have used in my practice for more than
ten years past, and have always found it
to be of more effectual service than any
thing within my knowledge | recon-
mend it with the greatest confidence to
those subject to coughs and pulmonary
complaints"
90 cents and 81 bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-03-31

The republicans of New York have
elected strong delegation to the nation
al convention. Among them are such
men as Mr.. Cornell, President White,
Gen. Woodford, ex-Gov. Morgan, Clar'
ence A. Seward, Geo. Opdyke, Geo. w,
Curtis, Marshall o. Roberts and others
1t is understood that most of them favor
Conkling for president.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-03-31

"Oh, my back +" How often we hear
these words Pain in your back, nine
times out of ten, arises from Kidney
Disease HUNTS REMEDY used as d.
rected will cure all Diseases of the Kid
neys, Bladder and Urinary Organs. Try
HUNTS REMEDY.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-03-31

STOP THAT CoUGH.-There is no pulmonary
complaint which DR.. Morris Syrup of Tar. Wild
Cherry and HorehOund will not cure, greatly re-
Iieye As a specific for Coughs. Colds. Asthma and
Bronchitis, cure for GROUP and preventive of Con-
sumption it has no equal 1t is invaluable in Sore
Throat and Hoarseness, strengthens and clears the
voice of speakers and singers. Takes away all the
distress of WH00PING COUGH. Contains no poi
UNI other dangerous drug and is pleasant 10 take
Trial bottles, 10 cents. Try and be convinced
o. f. Woods sole agent for Bellows Falls. i. W.
Pierce, sole agent for Chester, Morris * Heritage,
Proprietors Philadelphia spn-l-l3
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-03-31

Connecticut holds her annual election
next Monday. But for the result in
New Hampshire, it would be conceded
to the democrats in advance. As 1t is
the result will probably be close with a
handsome gain for the republicans if
they don't carry the state.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-03-31

Too You've 10 DIE. Thousands of
young persons between the ages of 16 and
% die of consumption, every one of
whom might have been saved by using
Hales Honey of Horehound aud Tar
when the cough first set in.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-03-31
Relluws falls Timss,
BELLOWS FALLS, MAR 81, 1876.

We learn that Hon. Friedrich Billings
has written another letter in which he
positively declines being candidate Tor
governor.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-03-31
recent town meetings:

Seventeen towns owe nearly S14.S0
for every inhabitant, and there has been
an increase of nearly So per head during
the past year. Only four of these towns
have reduced their debts.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-03-31

In the vote for state senators in New
Hampshire, the republican majority is
$500. So much for the senatorial steal
by the democratic governor and council
last year.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-03-31

"A man sho contracted debt of
sll43, promised to pay it in two INSTALL
ments. Last week he forwarded sl1.
and promised 10 send the other s43 as
soon as the times got better.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-03-31
Debts i'm Windsor County.

The following table shows the indebt-
edness of the towns in Windsor County,
the grand list, and the tax voted at the
recent town meetinps
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-03-31
A Syracuse poet has evolved the
Song of the Postmastaire +"

A one cent stamp for circulaire
A two cent stamp for a newspapaire
A three cent stamp for a sealed lettaire
All licked on in the right cornaire
Lick. brothers lick lick with caire.
On the right hand side not everywhaire
Unless you want the pOstmastaire
To make things hot and cuss and sweaire
=" Can You see me, dearest ?" said
a Chicago man to his dying wife, "Tell
me, can you see me No." she faint
ly whispered, "but / can smell your
breath"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-03-31
Disastrous Flood in Connecticut.

In the Yantic Valley, Connecticut,
the food was very disastrous in some
places, several lives being lost besides
great loss of property. DIR. Charles
Sweet is reported to have been drowned
while crossing Hope river. AT Baltic
several people were cut off from their
homes and were being brought over in
boats. One of these boats finally cap
sized in the current and one man and
three little girls were drowned.
A Mrs. Coleman who had become a
mother within only three or four days,
alarmed at the destruction going on
about her, rose from her bed and leaped
from window of her dwelling with her
babe in her arms. BY the fall the lat
ter was separated from its mother and
was drowned. Mrs. Coleman, however,
survived with little injury.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-03-31
REAL ESTATE.

The following property can sell on reasonable
terms 70 prices and payments.
The entire estate of VIM. P. BARKER, at the
South end. Bellows Falls.
Two first class houses and lots on Atkinson St.
The entire real estate of Mrs. SpauIding on Rock
ingham and Canal SIS, Bellows Falls.
Several lots and cottage houses over the river
50 feet lot on Church St.
A small. but productive farm about 81 miles from
Bellows Falls, in Waipole. n. b..
Besides otper lots. dwellings and farms, that you
can learn about by inquiring Of
J. D. BRIDGMAN.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-03-31

There was good sleighing in Rome,
Italy, on Monday.
Paddy says: Be me sOwl, niver
traded dogs but twice in me life, and
got bit both times"
A polite youth was about to tip up
his hat and throw a smile across the
street to a pretty girl, and by the time
she was ready to respond the avalanche
of snow fell from the house-top to the
sidewalk, and he was " lost to view"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-03-31
THRILLING AND SAD SCENE.

At Taftville most melancholy and
thrilling scene occurred. 1t became nee
essary to strengthen the approach to the
west side of the dam, and men and ma
terial we're forced across the river in a
boat at safe distance above the dam.
Two trips had been made, and George
Blackman, young man about twenty
five years old, was returning alone,
While crossing, great mass of beams of
timber from the ruins above foated down
the river and closed about his boat. He
tried desperately to escape from it while
it bore him steadily towards the dam,
but he was so surrounded that he could
not. He struggled terribly till within
a hundred feet of the fall, and then,
dropping the oars rose to his feet. The
helplessness of his situation was plain
but he made no sign, and as the boat
yielded to the impetuosity of the swifter
current near the brink he gave no cry.
The boat shot over the dam, he still
standing erect, and both were lost in the
furious waters beneath.
The New York herald., 1876-02-29
A MYSTERIOUS DEATH.

Coroner Ellengsr yesterday morning received note
from Dr. J. p Nagle, of the Health Department in
which was inclosed the death certificate OF Mrs Rose
j. Munsel aged twenty years, OF No Charles street.
The certificate was made out by Or. A. W. Maynard Of
No. 353 West Forty second street, who stated tho
cause OF death TO be acute peritontis The Coroner
was requested to make thorough investigation of the
case as there were suspicious OF foul play.
Accompanied by DIR. Godschmdt he went TO the
residence OF the deceased. The Doctor preparing
20 make an autopsy, found that examination had
already been made and that the body had been 50 dis
turbod as render very dcut find out the cause
OF death.
Mrs Elizabeth Wilson testified that she had known
Mrs Munse years; the deceased was born AZ Bel
port. /. l. she had been employed for some time In
Smiths pattern warehouse she married last June Ia
Mr.. Speck, Of New Jersey. with whom, however. SHE
had never lived symptoms OF sickness FIRST came on
with pain In the abdomen about two weeks
ago. Mr. c. B. Cole an intimate friend OF the deceased
woman, and who lives in the house. sent for Dr.
Gibbs, OF No 22 West Fourth street. who attended her
for about week. during which time she had "A good
deal OF hemorrhage and continued 10 grow worse; Dr.
A. w. Maynard therefore sent for bv witness. La
gave the patient hyperdcrmc injections OF morphIna
and some powders TO quiet her; she continued TO
grow steadily worse Saturday morning she asked
the witness te call Mr.. Cole her bedside as she had
statement OF great Importance TO make; when Mr.
Cole entered the Mrs Munsc was taken With
sudden faintness and became unconscious, dying
after.
Coroner Ellinger has adjourned the inquest for few
days IN order 10 get fuller testimony and TO DO able
make a more searching Investigation.
The New York herald., 1876-02-29
HORSE CARS coLLID1NG.

collision occurred yesterday between a horse car
on the Avenue line and one on the Canal Street line.
at the corner OF Essex and Canal Streets where the
lines cross each other Both somewhat
damaged, and William Schuler OF No 27f East Third
street. had his leg broken The OF the acci-
dent was the slippery The driver could not stop
tho car In time 10 prevent the ooLisioA
The New York herald., 1876-02-29
BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE
AND TO LET.

A THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING IN BROOK
~ lyn ferries: so brick Tenement in New
York and Stock of Merchandise exchange suburban
Property Address EXCHANGE Herald office.
DOR SALE OR TO LEASE-UPON FAVORABLE
IL terms, Tor manufacturing purposes, lumber wood
coal business desirable Water Fronts adjacent Propery
In Brooklyn, i, ID. Apply to CHAPMAN * VAN WICK,
l7O Front ST., N Y.
The New York herald., 1876-02-29

DROP PRESS WAN1ED-LARGE ENOUGH TO TAKE
IL "a inch die between poppet head. Address, stating
weight of anvil and hammer and style OF litter box l2l
Herald office
nNE THREE HORSE BOILER, COMPLETE WITH
" pump, and in good order 500 Call ut 40 West 3d
VNANTED--A GOOD FOOT LATHE OR A POWER
w Lathe with foot attachment Address L. X, box 3Ol
New York Post Office.
VVANTED-ENGINE AND BOILER TWO TO FOUR
w power Address ENGINE IL erald Office
lNANTED-PRISTlNG PRESS TO DO LIGHT JOB
w work also Paper Cutter, less than "A inches
Address H., box III Herald Office
The New York herald., 1876-02-29
HOTELS.


A NGELLs TURKISH ROMAN ANO ELECTRIC
N Baths. 81 Lexington day and night; ladies. day
aud evening pleasant rooms; excellent table
unity HOTEL BROADWAY AND sTH ST AMER
~ lean and European plan.Best Rooms In the city for
the price.
I GLANDS sTURTEyANT HOUSE-FAMILIES CAN
IL desirable suits Of Rooms entire Floors IN new
addition 29th st. table dhote unsurpassed, Tor hall the
cost of housekeeping.
MADISON SQUARE HOUSE BROADWAY, CORNER
WI 2lst stFirs class family Hotel; elegant fArior
Suit private bath; other sunny Suits; terms moderate
DossMORE HOTEL, JUNCTION BROADWAY, 7rH
III aud 42d stFree stage from Grand Central Depot
terms. ~ per day families taken at reduced rates
CHAS. L. LELAND.
CPINGLER HOUsE-AMERICAN PLAN; LARGE
- suits OF Rooms for families single gentlemen. at
moderate rates. T. j. COE.
MINCHESTER HOTEL. BROADWAY AND 3IsT
w st-Rooms. en- suite and sngy, at reduced rates res
taurant prices suit the times ID. b. PETERS, Manager
COUNTRY BOARD.
1ILEGANT ROOMS AND BOARD. 20 MINUTES FROM
u foot of Liberty Central Railroad; terms low
balance OF winter Address box AZ Post Office Greenvle
y. j.
The New York herald., 1876-02-29

EOR SALE UHEAP-HANDSOME FOUR STORY
IL brown stone House. lO7 East 9th ST. wide street,
built for owners partly furnished If required Apply
as above before IL or alter 3.
The New York herald., 1876-02-29

PROPOSALS.
ITO CONTRACTORS.
l. ENcINEER's OFFICE. Room 10,
GRAND CENTRAL DRP0T, Feb -, 1876
Sealed proposals for erecting Grain Elevator New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company the
side of 18th between Goth and ed st the
New York. will be received this until f. Of
the 2lt day Of March, 1876 Plans and specifications
be this Office aud after the Ith March
PROPOSALS be indorsed the envelope Proposals for
erecting elevator"
CHAs. HILTON, Engineer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-11
'Ehi. Precautionary Order.

New York. N0v. ll.-Thc World says
It dosa 10; Gp!e@r tlet Gov. Kellogg or any
oth1v urer os;gGsi,y !t:,a; authority IL Louis
iana h.a c.,,ls:ri tie President 20 o:;er tTloE 5
in that Sac WY Aoa!; -; President Grant
10 the same ;.,@5,;er ii uyi4:c crdelGau. ShCc
il.7 10 *cai tGuGps !..;s suy' other State TO ir-
sure quiet I'D @ac.=,. oorGt Of the ballots
actually east? What have arm7 officers to do
with ~ clcItiaa # presidential electors that
the Pr. sider: ,i.o,.,.ts . them ahou5 grounds
oi susp!c4n a tr.u!:t;cn coua? We have
90 disposition 10 aceusa President Grant hastily
cf 81 ip,eni;ca 10 eli IS It's proclamation the
p!o.t@r7 IL !4:;.,,!i31 o. elsewhere against the
will Of ,hc American !c2i,!2. We arc rather
int;:Y2.. o.. tie contrary 20 think that be may
have i"aa';t t. TaaS:u:r :i;e public ol'!uioa cf
tae county iu,;iv ar3usa1 ai4rsnea and anger
I'd - i Go;T :, u 80 :';"1:. threats Of DC.
term, AT! 9 TO rrc t.: mir, IL "h!eh tho radt
c.! ea.!ysa aud organ ;:ar" Il: the past ic'c
days been i1dp' cling Bet he !o7%ra oi :sGacc
aud ;;.2'!c r:..~r. III II i4ass ny #cd The
prog,!t% t1Gcri ~ tbs COUNT? nrs:at ~ ta,
and doubtless vi -. ar.ou4Giy d!anihod By
the !caor d! ,!,!s ext:&or3.aAfy cEccni7e proc
iGDa;ion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-11
LOCAL NEWS.

C,rRcu SERVICES. &C.. To MoRRow.-
CHRIST CHURCH Service at IL q. H. auo - p.
IN. by nev. Mr.. Damo.
ST. PAULs CHURcH-SerTlce At IL IA ih' ~
Rev. DR.. Norton. Sermon to young mon A.
GRACE CHURCH Morning service, with ser.
mon. 81 IL o'cioc!s afternoon service, witnou!
sermon, at 33o; preaching Che Moody ana
Sankey hymns will BIO used at TINS service! a.
so All the pews il this church are tree
ST. MARI's CARBOHYDRATES a. ana II i. ~
Vespers at Up. M
UNION PREsBYr \. CHURCH tFirs! Ch1 chl
service in tEo morning by Rev Mr. Waugh
sud ct night by Rev. Or. Bullock.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcE-Sel,y,ite
:norning snd night by Rev Mr.. Dinwiddle.
Metz. EoIs. CEURCH-Servico ri IL T.. m
sermon to young mem and 81 I.3u p N; Euo.
i,ct "Our Sabbath schools, o. Rev. W. =
Webb Bible class at D. IN.
METH. EPIs. CaURCa SoUTE service & -
am. by Kew Dr.. Bullock, ana y ?. m, ~
Rev. Mr. Waugh.
METZ. PsoT. CHURca-SecT;cs ia the Morn
ing aid ut night by nev Or. Nichols.
BAPTIST CUURcE--Sorvico in the ulo'nsAs
and y! ujgu. by kov. W. :. PenicE. Sermon ~
Gight to young man.
WHARF MISSION CaAnGt. Services - 90
p. n.
GERMAN LUTaEaAS-Servico 9. II a. a.,
hv Rev. Sir teckenstei1.
YouSa METa CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS. --
Day mi Meek OF trayer--TEo opening exe'-
:isss VII bo held IN ths Baptist Church u. fur
>. n l1s various cholrs OF the city sre invited
. be present snd conduct tho singing, which
viii be from taa Gospel hymn book. Inter
es;!ug and specia services wll mark the occa
sion Tne room OF the association will bo opea
during TIC weak commencing Monday next,
" prayer, from half past y to =. IL. The
exercises will be under Inc di.rutoa OF apeciAl
ccnnlittc pr escl day. Ga Wednesday night,
y: halt ps=t CLOCK, the sasoria.io:i Will unite
with the uaon prayer .asoting IN The Methodist
l7ote4,snt Ccu7cf in special prayer to- Gods
blessing upon tho international wuc; Of the as
ISOLATION TO morrow sermons to young men
viii DO preacne: II st. Paus Cnu:cn 41 10,
n go Eact!s. CHURCH ~ nigh, ~ ths ii. 4,
Church II tae morning. and IL thu other
,:au,cbos sernlona may Do expected. . winch
services the Young mea g Hu: ci:y are most
,,o:aiaily invited sad u:&+;i i attend al:
ae church members scs !yaG:ra.l'f :a7i.ai -
% opers:e with tie xe-1cs;ip:. i; .li= WORK
.,d isGor OF loeo' 70: Ch.!st's kias&oll-Aot
an3y n euc lcEd Bat f,c q. --.ei Jail and
.;.2. house se:7:cs& IS 2g:ial.
- Authority Q. tho Exec. Committee
JAS ESTWi>LE, Jr.,
GeHC:sl Seo5y. Y. NJ q. Il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-11
Ey rcic y-spa.i

.;Ew YORK, Nov. ll.--S,ocks active, VITA
better prioos. l,ioneg 2 Gold lC1l: Flour
iu:l and unchanged Wheat quiet and 3eady.
Corn quiet and firm.
Il; Vlrgnias, consolidated, 70; do. "a series IS.
Cotton active. strong and higher; mlddling II
t'lour quiet and unchanged. Wheat easier, but
ne, Guo:aby lower. Corn-Sou.hern frmer
ana tighre; Western timer; new Southern
s,hite .i5.52 do. yellow 4Sa52; Western mixed
oil spot s.. last half Nuv CIT; December 81 satS
nav Uccsn.hov 81 Oats quiet; business 70
s:fc:eG by light 81, pies prices unchanged;
i:yo s.a.dr a. 6oa.u. Clover Seed dull and
nominal a. l2.l4. Hay dc:ncs and higher Ma
ry,8ad aid Pennsylvania prime l5ss 10: snga?
strong, active sci n:sGcr 81 III. Wh!skey
nomlaany 81 ]"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-11
.SG;.:%hI.&.

New io%:; ~. ll.--Jn t..e i;;aed!c,. in
the u. s. CoaTts, 10 day s:nteGcod Ransom
Warner, p councri;2i!ar, 10 hH pcniteatiary
for eight years, a4l u Ply Gac Of 81, O0l.
Eli Field, another oJaatertaitcr. got three
yeas. J I'm Vase, WHO PICTURED himself ia
swc,ri1y: to tue bail 30 1 ;,r Taos. 7. Som
eryille, CT tho Washington safe burglary no.
.orety, rec i7al eatcn2: OF t:ircc years. Ru-
duIph WccZ):ck, doctor, notary, lawyer, pas
ter Of the q .rca III i.llh3I.a Church aud au-
thor # the bjo': against Catholicism, was con
visited Of drawing pansious o. certificates oi
deceased narlr..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-11
txec. Committee
JAS ESTWt>LE. Jr.,
GeHG:sl Seo3y. Y. NJ q. 4

u2ESiSG AND CLOSING OF MAILS. Cutil
yartnsr notice tho following will BE- tho hours
tor the opening and Closing of the mails:
OPENING
Northern mails, $50 u. IN. and 100 3.
Western nails, Sis &. 70. and 200 p. III.
Southwestern, via Lyncnburg and Gordons-
vile, Sis p. IL.
Washington and Ohio, Round Hill to Aiez-
.nira, $3.50 p. n.
Manassas division. 400 p. Il.
Southern mails, via richmond aud Frader
.aksburg, Va, $3.50 a. m. and $50 p.
CLOSING.
Northern AMI Western mails, 1:cO p. N. and
.tGO .. II.
South ws,tern via Gocjoasyiile and Lynch
oGrg, 900 g.. n.
Washington and OHIO, alexandria to Round
Hill, Va, 500 a. Ii.
Manassas Division, Geo G. IN
Southern via fredericksburg and Richmond,
Vs., 600 a. n. and $3.50 p. III
HarGeneral delivery window closes =! 600 ..
"a Doors close ut 800 p. N.
NrOpe1 on Sundays e. = il. IN. and closes g:
$50 q. n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-11
DY TELEGRAPH.
EETc ,t:gasEu;l Invited.

New YORK, November 1.-The TTlbun.
gays ga nectlGg 0; prominent republicans
WIS held last Light 81 Filth A1true Hole! Ct
Invitation Of Secretary Chandler. Every effort
was mai, 70 keep IL secret tul reporters asc2r-
tanned !rcm members and CGlc2I- ni The EailJl4!
committee hat sDl )n@ these present we're Set
a.or t,iucyls, II Vernon, Gan. Daniel l..
Sichies, !. ". 1;rngAio0, Samuel Sloan. j ohn
Jay. )us@;i .>ei.sin.! IL, George j Gn"s, General
G. X. Arthur, G..ira Bless, IT,, i'r!icc Com
missioner Wheeler aus John }. Davenport. Il.
is und, i,t0at t!a. proposition vas iuiIy dis.
cus5ed aud haa!ig unanimously approTtd-to eli,
tee, Inst he a2;EAast committee tr ADVISED 10
invite i.c .,riYccGai,c natIoGal committee 10
unite with il ii. -enin@ to Louisiana q nuHi!er
0: qeG,lemch rfpr:solt ~ 10th parts! al
d .tioual reputation and caioV'ng the clutldenre
OF the whoi: country !FhD should lcoS alto the
details CT The late ;.rctiuii, witness lie sei0n
0: the board 81 aaU:4:s@r1 and rcp0rt whether
The result indicated The Tree a!d ;ir vote OF tie
STATE. Di.pa.cIcs from Guy. Kellogg iogi,pg
such scrutiny 81 tie pa; Z! both political
friends and afpJola;s ,.@rc rca !. Aii The re-
putiicaGs E:ascD u33i tic s.iu11es; EXPRESSIONS
with rricreIr. T. the .mpcTat.g" Gtccssilt that
the count 5hGuil h. ao4o.I)lc'y HONEST. no mat
Ter n ;..,gnE ta selected. Secretary thaGd
Ter aud Srna,or i.ilnunds were compelled TO
leave last night Tor Washington, but it is under
stoo,; tia; the g III mis- oncra sre likely to take
prom:; action II tie direction ind:c,tcd. Wn.
NJ. hyar. md OsTa!! UttoGdorior started las!
evening lcr tie Stn!h. Prot. Sumner Of Yale
College, Gho VAS il lie city last evening, said
he understood Ia. I'll. lie &satiaDen from this
city iavied 10 20 South. whose engagements
allowed il, had already startcd. Charles Fran.
els Adams !lai baeE a5Sea 10 go, bit had de.
cioad. II had, however promised to consult
with Oh, commissioners last agening GA the
suh;sI!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-11

ScglpTURAL. - Simmons Liver Regulator
is e,rta,uy specific for that class complaints
which it c!si,ns TO care. Of its beneficial eli.
tec.s we do knew something; and, from per
sone experiments, j, is cur opinion that lis
virtues i:avo not been exaggerated BY the many
aat.cring notices Of the press. II any Of our
fellow beings are suffering from hepatic disor,
lers, and hay, doubts in relation TO the efficacy
Of tits popular preparation, We can only offer
them the simple ard candid argument OF Philip
to Nathaniel, Gene and see. Try the pro
posed remedy. ani siiea you can judge Tor
yourselves.
"i;eg DAVID WILLS, President Of Ugle,holpe
t'0!rs4, SAD pastor Of Presbyterian Church,
Macon, tis., Pot. Uol9.rs:ty ct South Caro-
liza
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-11

RADICAL INToL E2AaCG.--Jahn +. Parker,
tie coi.rsd prtre,p-I .! Soowdeu school, in this
ETY., VS. assaulted oa Tuesday cyeciog, By
Tour negro roughs, for having, rs they alleged,
veiet the democratic ticket. He defended
himself, Moreover, soI bud his assai'autS at
listed aus carried before Justice Whlulesey,
"ae hocd them. Parker is ono OF tho most re-
Specialize ana respected coorca meu Ia the
r!ty, AMI has riscu ,rou. totally uneducated
!-Tu hand to iho position he now occupies By
Ms o%a cxcrtioa$. Ia is very quiet and IN.
e'eustTe nan aud gave no rrovocatiou what
ever Ter tue assault.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-11

WEATHER PRoEABILgTIES.-W Var Depart.
rssnt, Office efthe CHIEF Signal Officer, Wash
,aqton, u. e., Nou'r. III, lS76-lO:3o a. H.
cooler, cloudy weather, and stationary pressure,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-11
COMPLIMENT FROM TIE SUPERINTENDENT

WI L1SlI.N1 NO-u THU NoA Its1-' 1..'1
~ iuELlo Observation-Disclosures tie
State bianss :,r teachers reports, &C., have
Oeea used here; hrt In July last the Superlu
tcudept Ct Pubic lnstruc lou notified al Guy
SUI, riGtena.n.s ttas - you'd furnish 'heu
with no moro h.4lks, anl thet each must pro-
vide t,r b;msai! stic. :. Set - he me- ht desire.
Accordingly, superintendent Carue prepared
and had prnscd ,!aak irrms OF reports. re.
ee'p;s. permits, s!a3>:crs, &C., g! which Super
!oieud1ui nuaaer say, il tic last numb.r OF
HE Eiuca l"pa! ,urual
"4'srandrla S.ltoo! forms--A iui sot his
Seen s.ut TO THIS ctic., anI they seem 10 he
'z:e!enty we'll adapted 10 their purpose.