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Editor &0r:-SOme persons there are so
thoroughly impressed with the idea that the
exclusive right to gTosUl appertains to them
alone, that even the dogs cannot venture an
occasional exercise or indulgence of their
very natural propensity to bark, for cause,
but one OF these invidfously Organized NOR
tails seiZee the occasion as an opportune one
for promulgating his indignant protest
against the whole canine species; and not
satisfied with this, he gives full play to his
viEdictfveness by seeking to throw discredit
upon the reputation Of class of men whom
he thinks can be publicly belied and In
suited with fmpunf.y, because they are pub
lie servants; and that the discipline of their
organization forbids their entering into q
public controversy with q Resident" when
he chooses TO charge them with neglect OF
duty in his vicinity. II Is charged by eResi-
dent that In tire vicinity Of 10th and M
streets policeman or street sweeper have
never been seen. I live not more than
block from the point named; have been on
point three or four blocks northward nearly
every evenip for several months, and can
say that nearly every evening / see them
faithfully dischargiug their duties. Tenth
street, above M, Is wretchedly out of repair
and besides there are large quantities OF
sand, lime, bricks, &C, piled thereon for
BUILDING purposes, which ma Ike 1t impossible
for the street in that part to appear as clean
as in other parts. Nevertheless the street
seems TO have been swept as regular in that
part as In other parts. PRESIDENT" should
not, in his eagerness to remedy a real or
imaginsry evil, rob deserving men OF their
good name. A RESIDENT.
near the corner of 10th and NJ
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~Ezra Jewell, q. prominent citizen Of
WOODSTOCK, Me-, was drowned In Roxbury
pond, Mass, on Saturday.
- A Rocky Mountain editor describes the
han ging OF two murderers At Canon City by
festival.
While you are IN the country ask the
farm hand where there IL q cool sprilg near
some nice bushes. II there In o hollow stump
near by you may hide your bottle In It.
michael Donahue, q Richmond, Va.
boy, while Tipping nickles ON the track OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio road, the other day,
was run over and killed by q passing train.
1A tramp who graduated at Oxford, and
who once lived In California, and had $780,
600, was tumbled out OF Q box car near Pitts
burg few days ago.
~The loneliest death bed of these hard
times was that Of Mr.. Converse, of 10 wa. He
had given his entire fortune 10 the poor, but
not soul went 70 his bedside to bid him 60
much a. cheap eood-by.
~Washington (Ga.) 0azette:-"For the
past week IL has been % hot down on Little
River that the catfish have been observed 70
crawl up out OF the water, lay down beneath
the shade trees and fan themgelves With their
pilA"
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Bull DING PERMITS issued by Inspector
Plowman: Geo. A. Cross, brick dwelling,
south side Georgia avenue, between 18th and
18th streets southeast; 81 900. Z. d. Farm
ham, two two-story frame dwellings, west
side 10th. between q and H streets north
east; AZ, 900. Sarah +. Hilton, two frame
dwellings, east side LIST, between 1 and X
streets southeast; s4e0. II. Cunningham, q
twO-story and basement brick dwelling,
south side Prospect, between Potomac and
High streets, Georgetown; $500. Daniel
Crafty, sixteen twO-stOry brick dwellings,
south side r, between 9Th and 7th streets;
$4,000. Mary Crafty, q two story brick,
porth side Rhode Island avenue, between
New Jersey avenue and 5th street; 50 600.
Wright Curtis, five two story and basement
brick dwellings, west side 18th. between M
and ~ streets northwest; $4,000. A. r
Shepherd, remodel and construct brick
buildings TO three brick buildings, north side
III, between 9Th and 10th streets northwest;
5000.
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TIE WILL Of the late CommodoreWilliam
T. Garner was filed in New York yesterday
directs that his business shall be carried on
under the name OF Garner & Co. during the
lifetime OF his wife and daughter Florence,
his wife to receive $4,000 year out OF the
profits OF the business, his two children to be
educated out of the same until they are %.
At the death OF his wife and daughter Flor
eDce the business Is to be sold out and d.
vided among his heirs, sons. If any, to re.
ceive double the amount of his daugh ters.
In the event OF no children living, or their
leaving no issue, his estate is to be divided
and Anne Garner, and his niece. FannyGar.
ner.
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BED BUGs-Hart's Roach Powder. 1912 F ST
From q WeIl.Knewn Clergyman.

WARRINGTON; ID. G, July Is, I8I6.
Several years ago while laboring as min-
lister to seamen, travelling by laud aud
water, andlcOnsequently exposed, suffered
much at times from bad digestion and its
mendation of q friend tried PeTuuidn Syrup.
am happy to say that Ii relieved me OF the
worst features OF the disease, and 1 shall
ever feel grateful for the benefits 1 have de-
rived from this simple and efiicacious rem
edv. CHARLES w DENIsoN
1872; Rector of Christ Church.
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CIT p TIE MS.
GET Harris Roach Powder, 1912 F street.

SOUND INsURANCE.-The Arlington Fire
Insurance Company for the District OF Co
lambia is certainly to be classed as one Of
our leading home companies. Their prompt
payment of losses, and their rule to insure
property at equitable rates, has gained them
merited success. Their paid up capital is
500 900. II, therefore, you desire TO obtain
reliable fire insurance, don't fail to call at
No 1905 Pennsylvania avenue, north OF u. 9.
Treasury.
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THE WHITE GIRL whose elopement with q
negro was recently telegraphed from Char
lotte, N. c., has returnCd 10 her IA mily, aud
wishes TO be legally separated from her hus-
band. She declares that he ''charmed her"
with an apple that he obtained from a witch.
and that after eating 1t she had no power TO
say no when he asked her to marry him.
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Heather Probabilities To-day.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,l
WASHIN6Toy, August I, 1875. :
For New England ard the middle states,
clear or partly cloudy ~ cool weather cor
tinue, with II Eht noTtbeTly TO eaSterly Winds
and rising barometer.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICAN Asso-
CIATioS met last night, Mr.. Paul Hersn in
The chair, with Joseph NJ. Wilson secretary.
A resolution was adopted that a committee
composed OF the officers OF the association be
appointed 10 cooperate with similar conn
mittees OF other state asSOci atoms to call
upon the officers OF the different executive
departments In reference to the proposed re-
cuctioDs 70 be made under the appropriation
OF Congress A resolution was adopted thar
The political committee obtain the names
and report them TO the association of those
parties who propose going home 10 vote upon
transportation furnished by the assOcia-
ton.
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A WOMAN, who has no arms, was married
at lexington, England, recently, with great
ceremony, the indispensable ring being
placed on the third toe OF her left foot. at
the conclusion of the mai rage ceremony she
signed the marriage register, holding the pen
with her toes, In a very decent "hand."
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ga diamond ring which \ Iadv haa ,osf
Wnlte banning In tho SURF 1t FaInnoufh ~
recoverea Dy means Of . dredge made OF dne
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner
OF New York avenue and 18th street, pays
per cent. per anDum on deposits for each cal
endar month. Banking hours, 9 to 4. Sat-
urdays, 9 to 4 and 6 to 8. Nt3, 14t16
DR.. .. w. BENs0y'S CELERY AND CHAN.
oMILE PILLS are prepared expressly to cure
SICK Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspep-
tic Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sleeplessness, and will cure any case. Price,
30 cents. Sold by all Druggists In Washing
ton, GEORGETOWN and Alexandria. 2.A,eo
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MARRyAGE LIcENsEs have been issued to
Frederick i. Brown and Laura K. Bond;
Donohue and Emma Petteys, John g. An
derson and Mary A. Sherwood.
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POPULAR IMPROVED SODA with grauu-
lated ice. KoLB's, corner 7th and E streets.
720lm
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limits every night. The laughabIe sketch
OF the 1T wo Tramps," by Jake Budd, is well
produced, and In ft the rollicking Jake APP
pears to special advantage.
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INSURE your real sstats and personal pro-
perty In the Arlington Fire Insurance Com
pany Tor the District OF Columbia, No. 1905
rennsyiSanis avenue, north Of u. 8. Treas
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LOCAL NE VS..
amusemenfs. &C. Io-niSi

Scb,,ef-",, po"r -Elevent6 annnsi schuet-
zenfest-
TheOter Congratulations varieties.
AUeaDC Ihc0'eT.-Scfenttc glove contest.
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MCMURRAY, 800 Market Space, Is the
place 10 procure trunks, travelling bags,
&C.
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CENTENNIAL NOTES.-The paid admIs-
sions to the Centennial exhibition yesterday
numbered Is ,2O6. A colossal ST atue of Wash
ington, modelled after Lents' picture of
Washington crossing the Delaware, and cut
rom q solid block of marble, arrived at
Philadelphia yesterday. It viii be PLACED
between the main building and the Bartholdi
fountain. Prof. Thomas G. Archer, one of
The British executive com missioners, has
been summoned home.
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THE REGULAR FARE down to Richmond
is twice as much as Brad. Adams charges
for the round trip, consequently many Will
Saturday night, at 10 o'clock. Only IS to
Richmond and return. Tickets for sale
everywhere.
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A.DicIdra Ia, Case Of Corporation.

ADtddrI tn Case Of Corporation.
being solemnly sworn that I
am the - of the -, body corporate In
said District, do solemuly swear that the
foregoing is a full and true statement OF the
capital stock OF said corporation.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
- day Of -, 1876.
Notary PuhiIc
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The street lamps Will be lighted at 1l:30
d. %. and extinguished at g. m.
The firm name OF Miller & Co. Is to-day
chaug ed TO Miller & Hoffman.
Parker Is again ahead of the man and ex-
press with New York and Philadelphia pa
pers OF to-day.
II. a. Johnson, through bis solicitor, Balm
bridge n. Webb, has filed q bill for a divorce
from Virginia NJ. Johnson, on the sfopnd of
cruelty.
Wstchman Circle, No. 1, has cleo. ed the
following officers; Francis II. Baxter chap
lain; Ches. II. Lewis, secretary: Mis- g n
Carr, responding secretary; Miss A. l..
Lewis, treasurer; Andrew g. Ksldenbach,
marshal.
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AN A1KAEsAs STATE SENATOR SHOT
Senator nom the Little Rock district. Wa
found decd In his home yesterday afternoou.
shot through the heart. No cause Is giyen for
the shooting. '
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THE NATIONAL TILDEN AND HENDRICKS
REFORM CLUB-composed OF the employees
OF The House Of Representatives-has elected
The following officers: John II. Patterson,
PRESIDENT; w. j. McCord, secretary; II. +.
snip, treasurer; R. d. Brown, j. F. Leary,
George b. Hibb, George A. Baker. John B.
dents; John II. Patterson (ex-officfo chair
MANI, Col. Jsmes Stewart, James g. Long,
A. w. Fletcher, Ralph Saunders, Frank
Irwin, Col j. I. Blackston, George G. We'd
Dougnerty, Eugene Durnin, Jas. q. PAYNE.
o. N. Mullen, f. T. Ruightiy, &C. Alesilire
Il. T. Hill, executive committee.
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j. III. SquieP = Co.,
BANKERS,

J. II. squisP . Co.,
BANKERS,
1915 Pennsylvania Avenue,
pay per cent. interest on deposits, payable
on demand. Special rates on time deposits.
Interest paid January and July or cred
tied. 6,N,eo
Germs, &c.-Easy Feet
being Indispensable to health and comfort,
thousands OF the intelligent public visit DR..
Whites establishment, 1416 Pennsylvania
avenue, opposite Willard's Hotel, for relief
from corns, bunions, bad nails, vascular ex-
crescences, &c. Fee, 81 per visit
CArARRH, discharges from the head and
all other chronic diseases cured. Doctor
Hartley demands no fee until the best evil
denee of success has been realized from bis
treatment Office 800 9th street q. ". 1871:
Removal.
FkH-cl0ss Securing and Dyetss0.
A. Fischer enlarged his tablfshment by
removing TO his new building, 900 g street
northwest, three doors west OF 9th street,
very near his former place. By promptly
adopting the latest improvements, whether
OF American or European invention, he Ia
enabled to do any work In q manner not to
be equaled by those not possessing these Ia
Ladies dresses cleaned and dyed without
being taken apart.
Grape Wells rennished nice and cheap.
Travellers leaving the city can have work
done on the very shortest notice.
Prices lower than ever before, to suit the
times.
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MOTHS, Reaches, Bugs - Harris Roach
Powder.
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DIsGRACEFUL CONDUCT OF EXCURSION
lists -There was an excursion by a colored
organization known as the "Social CLUB, %
down the river yesterday afternoon on the
steamer Mary Washington. On the return
trip last night, IL Is alleged, the party be-
Eaved IN most disgracefui manner. The
men, some OF whom were ungovernable from
the effects of liquor, fought each other until
tired. and then the female portion of the
crowd took 1t up, and during the melee some
twenty or thirty chairs and stools were
thrown over board. Tue captain and officers
used their utmost efforts 10 preserve order,
but were obliged TO give IL up, and let the
mob have Its own way. Some of the scenes
enacted as side shows, II, as represented, are
too revolving for publication.
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THE MIGHTY WRESTLERs COMING To
MAsHINGIOS--By the announcement else
Where II Will be seen that an arran cement
las been made for wrestling match for $500
slaeI between the great Wrestlers, Miller
and Bauer, the English and French cham
plors, 10 take place IN Washington II will
De magnificent exhibition Of physical cuI-
tcre, and the two exhibitions In BaltIrnore
attracted the very best people 90 witness the
superb display of strene u and agility A. Well
as the entire fan ness OF the trial. The WASH
tngton contest Will be At the National Tnea-
Ter, on Erlday night next. They style IL he
break the monotony OF Washington now.
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i, --, do solemnly swear that be-
lieve that the foregoing presents full and
true statement Of all the personal property,
including bonds, deeds OF trust, mortgages,
credits, and all chooses In action or posses
sion, owned by me or held by me In trrst or
visions OF the act Of Congress entitled IAN
act for the support OF the govern ment OF the
District OF Columbia for the fiscal year end
Ing June 30th, 1871, and for other purposes"
approved June 18th, 1876, together with the
amount OF Indebtedness on account OF which
deductions are claimed.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
dQV of 1s76-
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IHCHFDIARIsM.-At Pottsvilie, Pa, yes.
terday, Hoefer's store and q dwelling were
destroyed, and hotel building ipjured. by
IRE. The IRE was the work of an incendiary,
who used pine boards covered with pitch 70
start the flames. Loss ~ 500.
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ExCURsroNs--Ther regular pleasant Ly.
ceum Bureau excursion 10 salt water To-
morrow. These trips are greatly enjoyed.
The excursion Of Mt. PleaEant NJ p. church
20 DilPs Pavilion, seventy miles down tbs
Potomac, Thursday, will be gone nearly
fourteen hours, instead Of twenty four hours
as heretofore stated.
The Young Peoples Association OF Waugh
M T. church viii give their seco1d annual
mcopleht excursion next Thursday on the
mary Washington See advt.
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ELEVENTH ANNUAL
SOH U u T z u ST
or TEE
WAS HINGTO
SCHUETZEN vEREtN,
AT TIER PARK,
rTH-sTREEr b Dab,
JuIy 81, August 4, 2, 3 and {, 1870.
PRIZE s3oOIING,
PRIzE BOWLING,
LADIES PRIZE SHOOTING.
PROMENADE CONCERTS,
DANCING MUSIC,
BY TIE MARINE BAND.
The Swiss Quintette, IN their Original Costumss
and Mountain Melodies.
Mile. Olympia. the Peerless Lady Gymnsst, as
sisted By Mons. pektng. These artists NAH a tuu
Two Performances daily.
Vocal Musical Entertainments By various Singing
Clubs Of the District.
The Ply rsmid Club.
Grsnd Illumination and Pyrotst hnios.
Go. A, w. L, Col. Vim G More cOmmanding,
will visit TIE Park during the week.
Admission to the Park, IS csnts
sdmission 70 the Pavilion, for sentlsmen Is sts.
No return tickets. Jy2s &C
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OUTRAGE AND HANGING.-Raphael Will
man named Mrs. Davis, at Camden Point.
MO-, ThuredAy night Yesterday morning 4
MOB took him nom jail and hanged him 10 q
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SUICIDE OF MURDKRER.-The Jury In
the "Ysukee" murder trial at Boulder, Col
orado, brought in q verdict Of guilty OF muir
der In the f1rst degree at 8:25 O'clock ye3ter.
day morning. At $50 o'clock the prisoner
committed suicide by hanging himself with
curtain cord In his call.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRECO-ROMAN
WRESTLING MATCH.
NATIONAL THgArER
FRIDAY xvESISG, Aagast an.
wM. MILLER AND THIEBAUD BAUER,
who have recently bad tao contests IN B.lt,mo-e
eisplsyirg physicsl culture In So kiEhest excel
lence.
=, Bosaiind -Iocns man, have you challenged
Orlando Il come hut in, as others %. % try the
strength OF my youth '-SAsssPcars.
The match will be for Sseea side.
Admission: Ist floor, q; secured sests, 81 Is Il
floor &c: securtd SEATS, 81. Gallery soc.
eests can r. secured on and AFTER "Wednesday NJ
o. m, At tb6fbeater. sugi-st
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KILLED By THIsvEs.-Mr. Joseph Perry,
an elderly man, living alone In Richmond.
N. H., was found in his cellar on Saturday
night with three bullets In his body. He has
since died. IL Is supposed he was driving
thieves from his premises when shot
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SIRvED HIM RrGHr-James HaeRerty.
attempt 70 break up q campm eeting af
Quakake junction, near PottsvsIle, Pa,
yesterday was shot and fatally Injured BY
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
~ OF THE
MARY WASHINGTOH

VIII hereafter be made only 20 mT
NBRN0N sPRIH0e, where no In ~ .SE@h
toxicating drinks will Be sold on the
grounds or boats
Two trips:-Leavine 7th-street wharf at 10 q. m 4,
returning st p. m; fare 30 cents Second trip,
leaving st { D. m returning at $50; fare 2s
cents. Those going on the frst trip can return on
the second trip free OF chsrge. Refreshments, In
grounds
Persons wishing to spend o pleasant day In the
country, where good water and shade abounds,
can do 20. iylS-3m
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L YCEUM BUREAU EXCURSIONS,
ON THE MARY wAsHIuGroH,

Delightful trips 10 the invieorstfng
salt cir CT the lower Potomac every RU~A
WkDNEeDAY EvERIH9.
The boat leaves 7th street wharf at s.ls . IN and
returns at IL IL. Tickets, % cents st the HoIIy
Tree Lunch Room and 1t the boat
n. B.-Dsy trips will be given from time to time
In connection with churches and Sunday Schools Of
which due notice will be given.
~Churchee. Sunday Schools, &C., that purpose
giving Excursions will nd t greatly TO til eff ad.
vantage TO confer with the LIZ ceum Bureau, SOS
9th street, before making arrangemepts iyl7
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fHE GOSPEL TENr-Last night the tent
~ $40 and b street contained a very large
oole1ce. Ine ser vices were opened with
ndrtws preached from the parable of the
Prodigal Son, in Luke XIV, very Feeling SER
mon, and was followed by Mr. Wolfe p an
exbortau IN, after which several y.sni,sn1.
presented themselves 20 the altar for nraver
Rev. w. 3 Hammond will preach THIS ever,
Ing, DR.. Murray, of Georgetown, to-morrow
snd Rev. John W. HC 1ges Thursday nj mi
ROBBERY IN ALEXANDRIA, Alexar-
dris Strtiyaei OF yesterday says. The grocery
store Of George McBurney q Son, on King
street, near Washington, was entered by un-
Known burglars thi 3 morning between two
o'clC OK and daybreak. They took 600 cigars
and hams. The parties are supposed TO be
colored, and man named Lewis Green has
oeen arrested on suspicion of being one Of
me parties implicated In the ROBBERY.
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Office, Morrison Building, No 2l6 AZ street
near Pennsylvania avenue.

Schect,de OF Personal Property, including Bonds,
DeerS Of 1IILst, Mortgages, Credits, and al
Id1ottcn. JOr the Ffsc0i Year ending June 80,
1sII. belonging 20 or held Ia trust bu - -,
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SUNDAY EXCURSION
~ on TIE
LADY OF THE LAKE.

Hereafter and until further notice, the lady of
the Lake VIII make regular Excursions, leaving
her wharf, foot of 6th stI Get, st .. m, for Eve
hours, trip on the Potomac, arriving home prompt.
ly ct D 81.
Fare, SO cents; children half price,
9TH and 9Th street cars 70 directly 70 the wharf.
ie17-Sm
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23
i ZEE CUE.

Fer consumption, BRONCHITIS, ash
ma. catarrh, throat ami lung diseases
Also c sure relief ami Il permanent
cure FIR general debility, dyspepsia
and all crvou affections by a
simple vegetable medio,ne, which
cured a venerahly missionary Physician
who was long a re>i len, Of Syrir and
the Eas,, ana VIII has freely given
tbs valuable >rvciio to thousands ot
Kindred sufferers with tie greatest
possible benefit. aud he now .-el, It
his sacred christian duty to impar, 10
others this wonderful iuvigora'inc
remedy, and will send FRFE he
Original receipt couIi Bette, with full IL
recrions 90 any person enclosing stamp
for reply.
bs. CLARK \. RoBBINs.
%reeiy Block, Syracu>a. y. Y.
tP. =. Box - 10 iv
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23
8. :. &C., o. tee Culture c:Feaor.s.

ED CHIEF:-t sc, in the last issue
of your paper an invitation for me to
arise aud give my experience in the
culture &c Peanuts. vii arise, but
whether | viii give ANY information or
not, ! will not promise, but viii try
and give an linking Of my experience
which is as follows:
Ii Is about six yrara since | first
commenced raising peanuts On a small
scale. made inquiries relative to
the mode Of raising them. | could
learn nothing. only to cover the bios
SONS s. fast As they hIo>s"mei. |
have learned by experience that c1v-
erinc the blossoms every Hay is all
moon>hlne. La var | covered the
blossoms once and raised jus, as good
peanuts Is when | covered them a
doZ n times. Ihi- year | didn't . r
the blossoms and had just asccOd pea
nuts a. last year. Ny mods Ct cu.ti-
vation is To get the ground in gooi
oIder, take a waking c~u.tiyatvr, with
one shovel off each plow, set the pow,
about three feet apart and furroY the
ground, plant in the burrows abolt
two feet apart She. the peanuts. put
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

q X C>, Camphoratcd Hart>horn
Li;amcut l. not 4 patent but tki, oil
Volatile LiGamcnt made Of the t.;
material. aud hy an improved method
Ii nee is no recommend or guaranty
bat l. acknowledged by ph-iciln> to be
old and reliable and hor>emen fall back
on it when all else fail and regard il a,
their stand 10y. Sold ty {. Ii. Potter
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caED.