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spEsFAE N,oTzGEs,
es.fe-- BfASEAL.
G MUST BE SOLD

nH MUST BE SOLD
LAWNS reduced to sc. per yard;
GRENADINES ct 64c. per yard
Good style sILK-FLoUNCED GRENADINES at
l0c., would be cheap Mt Csc;
pARAsoLs and sUN-UMBRELLAs at the lowest
prices ever known;
READY-aIADE SUITS for LADIES at 81, $3.50,
s3,s3.5o, and up to sl5, the cheapest suits ever
offered in this city;
READY-MADE UNDERGRADUATES for LADIES
at and below cost, among which will be found
some of the real French handmade goods;
LINEN DAMAsK for TABLE-CLoTHs at soc.
per yard worth 75c.;
NAPKINS at 81, 1925, s1.5o, 50, and up to SC per
dozen, the largest stock and cheapest goods ever
offered:
TOWELS and TowELL1NG in great variety at
very low prices;
CORsETs at Oc., 6Oc., Toe, 81, and up to S. q
pair-all much below regular prices;
PICTURE-FRAMEs at 15c., 2Oc., Csc, 30c., 35c,
and up to So;
STRIPED COTTON HOSE for LADIES at 1876,
1890, and up TO 81 a pair;
HoNEY-COMB QUILTS, tile largest size made, at
s5c., worth $3.50;
HANDSOME FIGURED WHITE QUILTS at s1.25
and $50 worth So and So;
MARsEILLES QUIbTs ut So and $3.50 worth IS
and $s;
COTTON GOODS of every description at manufac-
turers prices, and some even less:
GOODS FOR BOYS AND MEMS WEAR ut prices
never heard of before;
FLANNELS at prices so low IL to make the closest
buyers acknowledge they are cheap:
Extraordinary bargains in BLANKETS;
LACE-sTRIPED SWISS MUSLIN at 1910. per
yard worth Soc.
SILK and LACE SCARFs in great variety at low
prices;
NoTE-PApER and ENVELOPES, in boxes. at Is,
90. 25, and soc. per box: ....
EXCELLENT NOTE-PAPER ut 81 per roam, soc.
per half ream csc. per quarter ream, sent to
any address upon the receipt of 40c. per ream
for postage and cost of paper:
EXCELLENT ENVELOPES at soc. per box OF
$50, sent to any address upon receipt Of the
price and 25c. for postage;
RUBBER BRACELETS, three, four, five, and six
bands, at reduced prices;
THE BEST READY-MADE SHIRT in the city at
81 and 1925, made Of Wamsutta cotton and
pure Irish linen. manufactured in this city.
THOUSANDS OF OTHER BARGAINS,
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER KNOWN,
rs the goods must be sold.
LEVY BROTHERS,
aul9 1917 and 1919 Main street.
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ITO EXCHANGE FOR 4 VALUABLE
i VIRGINIA PLANTATION, free and clear, one
thirty-fiYc miles from New York city, near New
Brunswick. y. j.. Immediately on naVgablc river
ten feet of water nj the docks, half mile OF rive
CELLENT LAND, with an inexhanstible supply Of
fine pOttcr's clay, out of which alone an Immense
market. The Brick-Works are tirst-class in every
respect, with all needed machinery of most APP.
proved Observation-Disclosures engine, comno-
dious sheds, large brick boardinghouse Office, tool
house. carriage-house, two large barns. &C. Can
make $4,000 bricks per day. at cost Of 81 80 pei
1000. The land without the improvements alone
worth price t*65.OOol asked for the whole in ex-
change. For particulars address
'... ..>.s SAMUEL c. SLOAN,
8 cast Seventeenth street, New York city.
+ au 1l-2w 49,. .."
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"A. A. BANKS and w. J. Boone have be-
gun publishing, at Rocky Mount, Va, the
Franicti, Gazette. tits 8 good-looking pr
per and web edited. 1t goes Tor TILDEN
and HENDRICKS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-21

The Baltimore Gazette reminds the coun-
try OF the prophecy made by FRANK BLAIR
in 1868, that GRANT, il elected President,
would never leave the White House alive.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-21

NE BUY YOUR HAMBURGER EDG-
INGS at COHEN BROTHERS. They have the
largest assortment and the lowest prices ever known
on those goods. aet ans
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-21

Clerk Adams, OF the House OF Represen-
tatiyes, has discharged the veteran engross-
ing clerk, Isaac strohm, who has aceeptabIy
fIted the, place for fifteen or sixteen wears.
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au 2l-13t
ryCURsION TO NORFOLK.

-The Richmond City Guard will give all ENCuR-
SION TO NORFOLK asa the james river on AU-
GUST 26TlI.
for thc occasion, will leave her wharf SATURDAY,
August 26ih, at =. NJ and arrive in Norfolk sun
day morning at z 4. NJ: returning leave Norfolk
Monday mt I. z. NJ, arrive In Richmond Tuesday
morning at 6 O'Clock. 20
FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP, g. so.
Tickets can be had from any member OF the CON-
pany. or by applying to the following ConmitteH OF
Arrangements: Il. G. Wilson, v f. A. spott Gl9rlGs
I. ". GIazehrook, L. Thornton. James Lnfsey, and
W. Crawford. au 2l-N,N ,&F
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We have received the August No. OF the
Southern Historical Papers, edited by Rev.
j. WILLIAM JOKES, %. D. II
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MARRIAGES..

Married, Oh the 10Th instant. at the residence OF
the brides mother, By Rey. Mr.. HUBER Miss NATL
DA IERGHAUSER. late OF }. San Francisco. 10
GUSTAYUS G. FOCKE, Of Richmond. No cards:
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Two children OF William Smith, ut Burke,
VT, set freto their fathers barn and one
OF them was burned to death.
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(tRAND EXCURSION
TO
OLD POINT AND NORFOLK.

TRINITY LODGE, l. 0. G.. T.,
will make an excursion to tile abovc-namcd points
: TUESDAY THE 22D OF AUGUST
Don't forget that TO MORROW IS the day for tn:
delightful and cheapest excursion OF the season. The
John Sylvester will leave her wharf at o'clock A.
NJ. for Did Point and Norfolk, and will return the
next evening about 5 O'Clock.
= ROUSD-TRlP TICKETS ONLY 81.
which can be had of Z. Kersey jeweller, slain be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets; T. /: u
Waford, GA Main street; James A. Glil, ~ IL J.;
Main street: and on the morning OF inc excursion a
the lower terminus Of the city railway and ut the
York River depot. Excursion tickets will not be SOLD
at the wharf, an SA-il
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PROPOSALS.

|
CITY ENGINEERS OFFICER
MANCHESTER, VA, August 19, 1876.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
~ ceived at this Office until 10 o'clock SEPTEM
Der 1st for TRAVELLING SEVENTH STREET
from Hull to Perry. .. 49,.
Gravel to be hauled from the city gravel bank al
Naury cemetery.
Specifications can be seen at this Office every day
between 8 \. NJ. and z. NJ.
The committee reserves tile right to reject any OF
all proposals.. No proposals received unless IN ac'
~ " 4. LANGsTAFF JOHNSTON,
au2l-3t City Engineer.
ITO CONTRACTORS proposals
4 for the BUILDING OF A SCH0OL-HOUSE
ON the road leading to GlaZetrook & Thomas's mill
eight miles north of Richmond, will be received Dy
the undersigned up to SATURDAY the 26th instant
House to be 26x20 feet, and built after the odei Oh
tile school-house Mt Hungary Station. ,,,,1,, ),
Terms cash, on the completion OF the building by
'ne Isl q o''''e- ',e->' P. Ii. WALDORF
Clerk OF Brookland District Board,
fcarc of L, 7. Redd, 424 Marshall street,
an o1-ots vs. - Richmond.I
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC BuLDrNGs,l
,,., RICHMOND, VA, August 10, 1876. )
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
1 at this Office until - o'clock N. Of MONDAY
the 5lst instant for the following quantity and
Qualities of COAL. to be furnished at the Capitol
Governors house, and state courthouse as needed
so tons WHITE-ASH ANTHRACITE COAL, egg
% tons RED ASH i.tNTHRAC1TE COAL. stove
size: 81 d. ..E.-.- ~ ~, .-t8. 2. sg.sIar
so tons WEST VIRGINIA SPLlNT COAL, lump
T 5 tons ANTHRACTrE COAL, nut 81. .'t-.'t
For further information apply at office Of superin-
tcuilent Of Public Buildings. Capitol building. .
Right reserved to reject any and all bids:
1856 - Superintendent Public Buildings.
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~FIVE HUNDRED BED-QUlLTS AT
75c reduced from 81; 200 BED-QUILTs from
$1up to $40. Great inducements offered IN tflis
line, rs we have a very large stock on hand
A large stock Of LADIES' and GENTLEMES's
UNDERWEAR at remarkably low prices;
LADIES, and TLEsfEN's HANDERCHIEFs
in plain, hemstitched, and bordered;
so dozen CORsETs at soc. worth s5c. fully;
TABLE-CLOTHS from soc. up;
TOWELS and NAPKINS at astonishingly low
prices
We have q great many other bargains not men
toned.
You had better call ut once and get your suppy,a as
now Is your time to save money III buying Your
goods from sYCLE BROTHERS,
No. 429 Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth streets.
Orders from the country solicited and promptly
attended to.
Goods sent all over the country c. o. d. or on re-
ceipt OF the money. an IL
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ENUINE OLD DIANoRA TOBACCO.

rs caddies genuine old DIANoRA TOBACCO, tne
last of the lot. Call carly II You want supply
50 caddies old MAID BLAND 3itard9rp'eS'
80 catldics SIRAWBERRT T WIST n.ott!ers!'
twelve and eighteen TO the pound crru:
800 cases two and three .pounds) fresh PEAehI'
rs 80 S-I1 ,-ssls LOUIS J. BOSSIEG&,
rah3 80 .,-.s lil2, Main streei'
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.


ToHN, II. CLAIBORNE, -
!. u No. nos MAIN STREET,
agent MUTUAL LEE, INSURANCE CONTAIN
Al, i. !, OF, NEW YORK. f.sf;t,G .U,
4 CASH. ASSETS OYER Ss0,000,Qo0. !,
Cash dividends, surprising all oshers, at lfs1 @'
every anniversary OF pollciea.'." '0'E' :, ,rd
Premiums payable annually, senlt-annusbs' ~
quarterly. ,tgt-.t., - >..s,g .it 9.tt, phs
The Oldest, largest, and cheapest company y ~
United States. ~ "8 80 a a IS-I%
n N. WALKER q co.. GENERA L., IN.
I IL. SURASCE AGENTS, l01f MAIN sfh THEE, y
RICHMOND, VA. representing the ~ 49,, !, IA
NORTH british slAND MERC3sSs,i.i,Lt1Ii -
SCRANC!E COafpASY,.o OF London and Ecibpf'sis-
1a asIazo tSpsiyHS nee COMPANY oinen
natl. 0l,io--asscts over 81 .Q00, Q0c. Y,
MANHATTAN FIRE ISSrk6AoSS,Ch oo 1s - -
OF New Y0fk--asSets over GSG0,QVV- Al,
{, ATLANTIC -INsURaNCEisC0M IAN itN'
Brooklyn. n, Y.--assets oysr SSQU. uug., p.,os
: PItENIS INSURANCE CONTAIN, OF pso"e
tyn, N.sY.--Gssets over S2.500.000.i .yy
j.. PoRTSstoEgH ASSURANCE SSesat!sss'
Portsmouth, Ts.-asSets over 50 40
Deposited With THE Treasurer of Virginia, s;d !,
aoOf Losses ettuifably adjusted and proinptiy
lois agency. Applications solicited, and ne iG
attention gtyen thereto. ..s,tt u,
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
VOU. WANT CHEAP DRY GOODS!
- ILL LIS AIEYl.I, ena r1,n II, grp1I,1 - :

JULIUS MEYER, eos BROAD STREET.
Is selling
iaraowide VICTORIA LAWNS at 1870. worth
b .gj 1896; IS. .sitEE.t. :Enf G{1... -
New styles CORDED PIQUEs, at loc.-rcduced
BRoC4DE STRIPED pIouEsa at i2kc-reauced
from zoe; ;, ~, I :, l,,,ro 80; :.
Yard-wide WHITE CAMBRICS ut SIC. worth
=: n 12Tc.l: 80 s.a a'tt i.5sift3l 1gta
rBUSTLES In all styles and sizes, from 25c. up;1i
The cheapest line Of CORSETS In the city;
WHITE CHIP HATS Mt 16c.: lttt
SILK, sERGE, and GINGHaM P!tRAsoLs below
cost; i.5 s.-.,,h 800 frn.. t'e.fgn-f
an iI-eod :. 500 g : JULIUS MEYERS.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
MOUNTAIN TOP!

there.are several rooms vacant. And TO those rc
turning from the larger places, they Will find Noun
TAIN TOP pleasant place to stop off at for season
OF quiet ind rest. The board Is equal 70 the hest
Al day-trains stop at sMountain-Topr Station
upon notice to the conductor .,
$3.50. ~ j. r. SEfSyrx NGER Sn''i'
au 1871 -, :, $500 Pronriefnr
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CONTEMPORARIES, &c.
TCE-CREAM! ICE-CREAM!

am now making large quantities OF pure ICE
CREAM for family use Of the best materials, nj popu'
lar prices. ,,, q,
Boardng-houscs and festivals furnished with 8
superior article ut 81 so and 1925 per gSllon.
Tables. salcers. al spoons hired out or loaned Tree
OF charge to my customers.
greatly reduced prices go a. PLZZINI, JR..
lie - n -.E SO7 esSt Broad street
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,spEcIIAT, NOTICES.
NT-A VERY LARGE STOCK

III "A VERY LARGE STUN
s5a ssoF
DONE sfTsIc G o obs
has just been opened OF
sYCLE BROTHERS, 29 BROAD STREET,
amongst which You win find
500 pieces BROWN and BLEAcHED C0TTOEs,
of the bes: brands, at the very lowest market
prices;
ut 20c.pe yard;
so pieces BLEACHED sHEETING from 25c. up
to the very best;
BED-TICKS from loo. ND to &c.;
CHEvIoTs and SHIFTING STRIPES In fifty diff
ferent styles;
DOMESTIC PLAIDs and GINGHAMs from SC. up
WHITE, RED, BLUE, and YELLOW FLANNELS
In plain aud twilled;
so pieces NEW FALL DRESS GOODS from zoe.
lie pieces STRIPED PoPLINs at l2hc. per yard
$50 pieces NEW FALL PRINTS in all the latest
styles;
NEW CAssIMEREs, for mem and boys wear, at
an 10 SYCLE BROTHERS.
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The Same View.

Since writing the article i'll another col
umn, headed "a Serious Natter we have
received the Baltimore Gazette, containing an
article presenting the Presidents order to
General SHERMAN in the same light in which
it is presented in tina: article. 1t says:
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HnInorAnTEns R4CuHoND HowITZERs,}
RIcHMoSp, va, August 81. 1916.
4 TTENTION, HOW1TZERS.-- AK
n Assemble at armory TONIGHT at Ss FerG.R
o'clock In full-drcss uniform, with sidc-arhs -
and fatigue-caps.
py ofuet u - " t.. z. HALVES,
.,o1-1+ Orderly Sergeant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-21

The author OF the following is not easily
frightened. He cares not straw for
GRANTS army. lie is, however, good at
"cussing." See how he eycoriates GRANT {:
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..mE,.E]IETINGAs
MILITARY NOTICES.

HEApouAkTEEs COMPANY b.
RICHMOND, August II, 1870.
A SSEMBLE AT YOUR ARMOkf
n TONIGHT at SH o'clock, ior dra, v orde- q n
of courtmartal will be announced by orue. "
- A'A' w. r. BURGESS,
.ro1-7t* Orderly Sergeant.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-02-10
Railway Brigands.

TOLEDO, Jan. %. More than week
ago information was given to U. S Express
Superintendent Cone, in this city, that a
plot was arranged for the robbery of an
Eastern bound express car. by four ex-
employees of the Lake Shore Railway.
two OF whom, Hartwell and Dwight, had
served in the capacity of conductors.
A close watch has been kept by the off
Gals. Last night an unusually valuable
run went out from Chicago in charge of
Messenger Lacy. Officer Purdy with a
squad Of police met the train at Delta
and secreting themselves they waited but
short time when the robbers boarded
the train, and, between Delta and Warren
u, began work to gain an entrance to the
express car. saving a hole through the
end door. through which one of the men
ran his arm. when he found himself grasp
ed tightly by those within, who at the
same instant gave the signal to the police
who were in the next car. The four rob-
bers were at once made prisoners AL
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-02-10
A Woman's Question.

Do you know you have asked for the costlest
thing
Ever made by the hand above
A woman's heart and woman's life,
And woman's wonderful love?
Do You know you have asked for this priceless
thing
AS child might ask for a toy
Demanding what others have died to win,
With the reckless dash of boy.
You have written my lesson of duty out,
Man-lIke You have questioned me
Now stand at the bar of my womans soul,
Until | shall question thee.
You require your mutton shall always be hot,
Your socks and your shirts shall be whole;
/ require YOUR heart shall be true rs GODS
stars,
And pure as heaven YOUR soul.
You require a cook for your mutton and beef;
| require Il far better thing;
A seam>tress your wanting for stockings and
shirts
Hook for a man and king.
y king for beautiful realm called home.
And man that the maker, God,
Shall look upon as he did the first,
And say, at is very good
| am fair and young, but the rose will fade
From my soft, young cheek one day,
VIII you love me then, mid the falling leaves,
As You did mid the bloom of May:
l. your heart an ocean so strong and deep
may launch my all on its tide:
A loving woman finds heaven or hell
On the day she il made bride.
| require ali things that are grand and true,
All things that a man should be;
If you give this all | would stake my life
10 be all you demand of me.
If YOU cannot do this-a laundress and cook
You can hire with little to pay;
But womans heart and woman's life
Are not to be won that way.
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-02-10
Blaine in Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia Regular Correspondent N. Y. Tribune.
From the comments of the press of the
state and the talk of republican politicians,
it would seem beyond question that Mr..
Blaine has in a single day lost his hold up
on Pennsylvania. 1t was his main reliance
tor success in his presidential ambition,
and a week ago he had good reason for
counting with absolute certainty, upon it's
vote in the national convention. Now
there is not a prominent candidate with
the single exception of Senator Morton,
who has not a better prospect of obtaining
its powerful support Pennsylvania, the
politicians say, has no use for man who
insists upon dragging in the skeleton OF
the rebellion at the centennial festival of
peace and good will about to be held with
in her borders The lack of craftsmanship
IN the eX-speaker's speech is remarked on
all hands but what surprises his old friends
here the most. IS his sudden blindness to
popular sentiment. He has always been
regarded as remarkably sagacious poll
tician, who, while he lacked the great
qualities which enable men to lead public
opinion, was far sighted enough to see its
DRIFT and place himself in the current and
not cross it,
People who thought they knew him
thoroughly and could predict his action in
any event, now ask each other if he has
become demented He has obviously quite
lost his balance. If anything in our cur
rent politics is as clear as the noonday sun.
it is that all sections desire to bury the an.
imosities OF the war, and siren CITIZEN the
ties of common brotherhood. Just when
this feeling is the strongest, Mr. Blaine de-
liberately tries to destroy it, to gain per-
sonal end. His chance of reaching the goal
OF the presidency, toward which he has
toiled for many years. was better than
that of any of his rivals, but he has nearly
destroyed it by single act. His friends
here are greatly chagrined, and cannot
understand how they could have so mis-
Judged the man heretofore AS far as Penn
sylvania is concerned, Mr.. Blaine's name
must be stricken from the roll of presden-
tial candidates. The vote of this state in
convention will in all probability be given
to Secretary Bristow, after the compliment
tary vote is thrown for Gov. Hartranft,
which was pledged to him by the republi-
can state convention last June.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-02-10
A Successful Swiudle.

A number Of towns between Fitchburg and
Framingham, says the Worcester Spy, have
been visited the past summer by gang of
swindlers, who, by their sharp but fraudulent
practice, have cheated hundreds of honest, I'M
suspecting people out of thousands Of dollars
by palmine off packages of dry goods Of little
value, comparatively, 10 the purchaser, and
taking negotiable notes on three months for
the same. 1t appears that these operations
have not been confined to the district above
named. but have been carried out on a grand
scale, as reports from various parts OF the
country indicate. These sharpers hail from
New York, and represent themselves as agents
for the sale of imported goods of a bankrupt
stock of large firm recently failed In England.
The goods are represented to have been brought
to this country under special provision of the
revenue laws, whereby remnants in packages
of not less than $50 each, may be admit ID on
so low rate Of duty as to make saying of 70
per cent. in the cost of the article to the con-
sumner. This story undoubtedly would seldom
be credited, nor would sale often be effected,
were it not that a third party is employed to
help the thing through. Some person well
acquainted in the particular locality is engaged
to accompany the agent. corroborate his state
ments and urge on the sale by gross misrepre-
sentation. 1t would hardly seem possible to
thus entrap men of means and ordinary I'M
derStandng. to purchase packages valued at
$50 each. consisting of old dress goods out OF
style, and remnants of woolens stuffed with
cotton and shoddy, but hundreds of such trades
were effected, the agent and his man often dis
posing Of several packages in day. These
goods on examination and appraised by COM
petent persons have been found to be worth
not over 30 per cent of their cost, thus $50 on
each bundle of trash has been lifted from the
pockets of-everv dupe who has been manipu-
lated by the scounurels.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-02-10
A NewtonviIle DRUGGIST.

Apropos TO this desire to say a word in relation
to Santords Radical Cure for Catarrh. have been
much surprised at its large and ready sale in this
city for the following reasons 1t is comparative ely
new preparation, and the trade is flooded with so
disease, but from inquiries and voluntary tes-
timony received in its favor find its effect is the
cause of its popularity know Of chronic cases in
which all other medicines of the kind have been
treu and have failed TO benefit when Sanford'S Rad
ical Cure has, by the Of two bottles, entirely
cured. Incipient cases experience relief and in
many instances cured, by using bottle.
knowing of what write, have no hesitation in
saying that Saniord's Radical Cure for Catarrh is
the most reliable preparation of the kind | have
ever sold. Yours, etc, A. WILLIAMS.
NcWtOnyille, Nav 20
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-02-10

though armed to the teeth they made no
effort to use weapons. In the run was
$500 in currency and several hundred
weight of bullion. The information that
led to the arrest OF the outlaws is said to
have been given by IA woman, in whom
some OF the men had contided.