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BOARDING.
COUNTRY BOARDING.

NOOD COUNTRY BOARD can be hal eight
" miles northwest Of Winchester. Va in pleas
ant valley, within one mile of the Big North Noun
Fer terms, &C address J. H. GATHER, Hayheli,
Frederick county, Va Reference, DR. Joseph Ta-
ID. G. Iyl2 81
MES. MAXWELL, or OHARLESTOWN, JET.
WI ferron county, West Virginia, can accommo-
mcdious, and eligibly located; rooms comfortable;
fare exceent; terms moderate. Oharlestown 10 but
three hours' rice from WashinRtop and In the CEN
Of the beautiful healthfui and fertile cou nty Of
Jefferson. Society unsur passed. Tvs 3Ws
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COAL AND WOOD.

GOAL! cOAL!!
" PIECES DOWN
am prepared 20 offer 20 persons laying in their
winter supply, The following GOALS NJ reduced
prices:
Wn,e arm uruscc 90 -
nsks %
CloNt -. -
DO. Oneetnut At.................-...-.......t Is
.frenklin, 90. do at..................-.. 50
The above Goals are OF the very best QuAlity-the
Locust Mountain. -
@rCen early and secure this advantage this
month, As prices nlKSf advance with season.
W. n. MARLOW,
Corner sth ana streets southwest.
Branch Yard-A street, between % and Sd north
eat. le2S Sm
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90 X n
DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY
Al THE SAME RATE
Few schedule-Fu1 load Of % bushels for es 10
Smaller loads cents per bushel; carriage, % cents,
APPLY To
OFFICE OF WABHINGTON 0AsLIGET OON.
81 nth street northwest I'll lst street. northwest
RIO Ito Bridge street, Georgetown. mar6-ly
prick! BRICK "A C&ntenataI Rerolssios
- Machine Bricks az Lot0 Prices Come and see
the great triumph In the manufacture OF Bricks n
the Centennial Brick Yard, corner Of 18th end %
one price: Cheap for cash. Orders promptly nIled,
and may Be left the Office, corner Of New Jersey
avenue and p street north.
I. p. CHILDD,
JACOB OHILBO,
JOSEPH WILLIAMS,
~Oontrscts made for Furnishing aud laying
brick, and for al other Glasses q house building
JOSEPH WILhIAMS,
Southwest corner Rev Jersey avenue and street
north. mySl- Sm
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Price 35 Cts. per Nnn,ber. 81 per Year
Including Postage.
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II lndtSn Inspector Wanderers word is to
be relied on, he has accomplished more in a
single talk with the Sioux In settling the
Black Hills question than was accomplished
by q number of councils held with the princi-
pal chiefs OF the Brule and Ogalalla tribes In
this city a couple OF years ago, and by the
expensive council sent out to the Sioux last
year. According to ais report he gave them
a plain talk, after which Spotted Tail ad
vised his people TO do as the Great Father
desired, and leave the Black Hills. This is
a remaE ksble concession, especially since,
when the Sioux chiefs were In Washington
last, they declined to negotiate at all on the
subject OF the REIMBURSEMENT OF the Black
Hills, Spotted Tall saying, "rhere Is no use
talking about buying the Hills, because our
price would be larger than the Great
Father could afford to pay" Perhaps
the willin gDess OF the Sioux to give
up the Hills now is owing to the
shortness Of their rations of late, they
having received no beef for some time past.
Accordip g to the terms OF the treaty of 1868
the government was TO feed the Sioux for
four years only. 1t has continued to feed
them, however, until now, from prudential
motives. The Indian inspector was careful
TO fully explain this portion of the treaty,
and to say tn at II they would relinquish
their claim to the Black Hills the govern
ment would still continue TO support them.
As game Is very scarce In the Sioux country,
the matter of rations Is naturally serious
consideration with the red skins.
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SHELDON g. COMPANY,
!yI4-2 REV YORK,
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That is a suggestive bit of information
which comes by telegraph from Chicago, to
the effect that the hostile Sioux are some
what disabled for want OF ammunition since
the last battle, and that "they will PROBABLY
not risk another fight until they get a new
supply from the agencies" AS this sort OF
thing appears 10 be one OF the chief effects
OF "the agencies" We humbly submit that
they be required TO change their practice or
that they be abolished. 1.-THE noble red man
wants 10 be civilized, let him come In and
till the soil; If he wants to remain a savage,
let him fall back on the q boriginal imple-
ments OF hunting, fishing and warfare. We
can't afford 70 feed him and at the same time
supply him with improved arms and ammu-
milton, with which to slaT yhter settlers and
soldiers. He must hereafter be friend or foe
man, without ground for doubt or mistake.
That is the only way TO solve the Indian
problem.
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MADAME BEsTELL, m. D., o Thoroughly an
vi psrienced and scientific Ladies Ply scian ana
Midwife OF - years practice, attends ladies their
homee, or comfortable private rooms, careful nurs-
ing, and the best medical attendance at the Doe
tors private residence: Ladies placing themselves
under the care az sdsme Resteil are guaranteed
scientific treatment sud speedy cure. Once aud
rsidene-, corner Of South SHARE end Dover streess
baltimore. sepT Nv
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Many might get the impression from the
statement that there are 10 900 dead heads
at the Centennial Exhibition, that represen-
tatives OF the press form q large part Of
this small army OF nom paying visitors. The
fact is, however, that less than 200 free ad-
Missions are given TO members OF the press.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
IN lecture to the summer Clsss for the fusfrucfto.
IN yroeb<ls Science Ct the New EduostiouS vii
30. 9es iiih strsst, bstxsen q and Il. erpisi.ssa
what the osurse Win ccnsiH IN and what are the
iii be given scery sroce>diaR fx<sfap All Bidas.
~ for the whole course Of tveaty lessons. ar
MRa. LOUISE POLLOCK,
yeD N. le Droit PARA, WsshinGtsn, D. q.
W.T. IND IhsfITuIs- fc.ss ssss.. q
1sN Haven, Conn Send Tor ctrculer. mars-n
Il LECT SCHOOL TOR TOUuG LADIES, 0lS
New York svenue D. VIM. AN0ELo JACK
on III ilfh Of esptsmber iaY. sug9s-ly
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COAL AND KINDLIN9 WOOD.
Our Stock Of GOAL 4 no, eouy,ese. s.srse,as
~ the choice qualities and 20 which we invite -
attention OF consumer Our
PAf8HT BUNDLED KINDLIu0 WOOD,
WITH Q 0re Lighter IN evsry bundle, 10 the ben su
use. Tor sale By sq grocers-try Is. 10 shaytn9-
DAD9 % ksrosene en required.
GHIAP. SAFE. OLRlH.
OTEPMENOOU q mo.
Iii and Depot 7th- sersss WHAT
SsooS-N Branch ono 1915 PsnnsyIvsais ~.
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LOST AND FOUND.

g n REWARD WILL BE PAID to the person
S1 u giving information which will lead TO the
arrest and conviction of the parties who have stolen
nowers and DESTROYED trees. &C., the grounds at
1888 street northwest. jelI-lms
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-24

Alter the escape of the steamer Planter
from Charleston harbor the government.
awarded to Robert Smalls and his COM
Panions as salvage, orprize money several
thousand dollars, which was entirely salts
factory to the captors Recently bill was
introduced in the U. s. Senate to pay a
claim OF tRobert Smalls for the exploit but
on Wednesday last Mr.. " Nhyte from the
Committee on Naval affairs reported
adversely on the petition of Robert Smalls
claiming indemnity for the capture Of the
steamer Planter during the war, and the
Committee was discharged from its
further consideration.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-24

By joint resolution, passed immedI-
ately before the holidays, the state treas
urer was authorized to borrow money in
advance of receipts from taxes for the
payment of part of the salary of the
members and employees and con,ingents;
and the employees were thus paid about
ten thousand dollars for thirty DAYS
services, and about two thousand dollars
paid on account of the contingents of
both houses.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-24

Merchant TailOrS and ClOthierS,
Invite attention to their very large
and handsome stock of Clothing of their
own manufacture, eqnal to custom work,
and defy competition in price as we'll as
in fit.
PRICE LIST OF BUSINESS AND
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-24

The people of Edgefield are in state
of mind on account of rumor that their
county treasurer has disappeared never
to return. $4,000 Is supposed to be in
the comfy treasury, raised for the pay.
ment of the past indebtedness OF the
county and which has been locked up
by an injunction rem Judge Carpenters
court for two years, and the people are
skcptical as to the amount of cash really
on hand. During the present hard tim 8
this snm would be great help to the
people and if the money is not soon
Forthcoming we may hear of trouble
in that section. No county in the state has
been ruled by worse set of knavcs than
Edgefcld, but her citizens can drive
them all out at the mex. election if they
make an effort, without giving them
their just deserts at ropes end.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-24

The board of directors of the state
Penltentiary has decided to hire our two
hundred convicts to WORK on the railroud
betweensColumbia and Aston.
sHERrFF's sAIEs.-The sheriff will
offer the following real property next
sales day-Tuesday juno 9.
s. A. Kittles, VS.. II. N. Kittlcs.1o acres near
Blountville on which p d, Givens now lives.
Claghorn Cunningham VS.. j. NJ. Lawton-sao
acres Of pine land in Lawton township, adjoining
lands Of I. ]. Riley, r. II. Tison and j. A. Tison.
Miller & Bissel VS.. R. @. nolmes-641 acres in
Beaufort township, s59 acres in st. Helena town.
ship, $50 acres in Coosahatchie township, s4s4 &C.
res In Peeples township adjoining lands of J. W.
Bennett, g. d. Stanley, and VIM, and Susan
Davis.
w c: Butler vs. F. Schlegelmlch-4S5 acrcs,
formerly owned by Isaac Tuten, adjoining lands
Of B Viggin in Blufton township, also 12s acres
adjoining lands Of II. G. vcrdier and 27o acres
formerly owned by N. B. Myers. no boundary
given.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-24
TO RENT.

Magnolia Passenger Route.
iof AL RAILROAD.
AUGUSTA GA. April 9th 1876
THE FOLLOWING PASSENGER srt,rnrT
VIII be operated on and after Mas lat:
GOING GSOUTH-TRarNN
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-24

The grand jury in Newberry county are
very severe on the county commissioners
for or'sexcessive payment for repairs on
bridges and report that the amount paid
was about five times as much as the work
was worth, but do not psopose any reme-
dy for the evil.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-24

Two 9sssfs Just passed, Than Beaqf0rt.
On ths islands the long cotton cultivation
has slmost entirely CEASED yexcept upon
the littlcssHacts owned orArented by the
negfoes. st Helepa, which once counted
many thriving planters, and seut to mar.
ket thousands ofexcellent staple, now has
only two white planters. The staple is
inferior and the whole crop does not cx-
ceed few hundred bales. On Port
Royal no white man Is planter Of the
staple, and thc other islands are similarly
changed. The corn crap Is always small,
but last year there wa, almost an entire
loss ct crop. Sweet potatoes were cut off
by the drought In great measure, aud
thousands of people are at the end ofthei,
provisions. Were it not for the fish and
oysters there would almost be a famine
Ia the upper part of the county there
is much embarrassment for means to carry
Forward the present crop. have heard
of instances wh.re fields are already
abandoned. Factors will not advance
and farmers are Obliged to dismiss the
laborcrs. There must be more attention
paiG to food raising hereafter. Attention
is being directed to oats, and many plan.
tcrs arc thankful in the prospect of a
good crop of that grain with which to
feed their mules.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-24
LETTER FROM LAwToNv1LLE.
Lawtonville May 30 1875.
Editor ef Tic Tribune.

Editor ef Tic Tribune:
In the Rmfted space usually open IN
your columns 10 the casual correspon-
dent. much is necessarily omitted which
would probably interest many of your
readers, and it is exceedingly difficult
to determine what shRlf be embodied in
our communication and what omitted of
the various facts and circumstances
which present themselves for ourconsid.
GRAFTON. A brief summary-a hsrried
alluslon to those matters which seem to
lay claim to general interest-is ali that
the most sanguine can reasonably hope
to acc0mphsh. Man belongs to social
syst n, from which no choice Of his
oyn lan dctach him-bound together bv
'es OF common nature and of mu-
Nneuoence, no eHe can play the
Inherent spectator to that
7erating around him of
immunity IN which
selected your
sh. which
a
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-24

Black Cloth and Worsted Dioganal Suits
from $12 to $40.
Pants from $3.50 upwards.
Vests from ST upwards.
Frne English Cashmere pants, for dress
only 81.
Youths and Boys Suits from Sc to $2s.
OVERCOATS.
, 1876-05-20

UAdAd titeb.l Rki!thlc1H,;
An unus1lal marriage toUk place in this ely
yesterday, thu purtics thcreto 6oIny Mr.. SpenrGr
Wright, formerly with Tootla j. Maui, a,ssl Miss
lessic Roberts, daughter Of UMttcd Suites
Deputy Collector john Roberts The ceremony
took place at Mrs, Doo1!ttlc's, where the yoiing
nun boarded, rs no wits too Ill to be removed
elsewhere. The lscv. L. +. Britt, pastor Of tho
Mr.. Wright lla4 hcc1n, failing in health vrfy
rapidly Of late, and the pllystclans ]ere ilavng
given him up. ht. fathcEs e. L. Wright, WHO ia i
merchant tailor In New York City, nrrlycu llese
OIL entnrdny last to tnke hfH sun home to die VI
consumption. Miss Koherts, to whom young
Wright has long bccn at!ianectl, decided to Ko
cast with her dying 1nycr, md giyc him al! tic
10 blu dying hours, n,ts the better tljenafle lrr
to caEu TOT him, ahc decided to have thararriagu
CEREMONY performed bcfMe thu journey to Nov
York was undertaken. Whilu this welding wus
sad IN lts attendant circumstances, II was light
ecnt1 up will tic great clecrfulness maulfcstcd
by the bride in taking up her labor Of love.
, 1876-05-20

The surveying party sent cut to survey The
Okefcnokce Swamp report that IL measures 1d2
miles In cirr,lmtcrcnce, and, with tho sInuosties,
100 mllcs around This vast formation, 10 milrs
lnug and II milcs wide, IL the largcst swamp In
thu United States. II 1les IN this southeastern
rnrt Of Georgia, but purity In north Floritla.
Here ia the Suwanco River. n,adn tnn,ou. by the
negro melody Of the "oll Folks at Honlc,'t 1t
traverses tatge section Of upper Florida, is
hcr, and enptica Into tho gulf ut poInt IS
1nNcs above Cedar Keys. Okcfcnokcc 'Swurnp
vas for generations 4 refugc for runaway slavus.
1nafans hare lived there Until recently, cultI-
yating gatdcrs; and in the depths Of tho
1ungles md forests are thousands Of bears, a1ai
q great lnany Florida "ugeIa"-the cougar, or
American panther. One curious experience OF
the surveying purity was to lul themselves at
one time, whtla IN the midst u grcat
swamp, suffering for water. Tho discovery OF
Il lot of Mo,tnus, "probably built by a race Of
Hen existing before the Indians, "s uisu H.
ported. Several skeletons were taken out uf
them, but so,na crumblcd rs sUou as exposed to
the MR.
, 1876-05-20
A Cat tu The Uriu,enu yysr.

Col. Stewart Wort!cy, MI Eng!!sh officer, tells
he u.aue during tie Crimean waF:
"Aitcr TIC French troops ha4 taken ths HAL
ak9l was sent into 1t oa duty and found m
unhappy cat bayuucte4 through the foot und
pinned to the gTuund. took Ler 70 my teut !;
she VIZ carfuf1y tended, aud every Miorniug
fAkcn to thc luctos ~ hare her wound attended
". -Four or five Iuys utter / WIS too Ill our
mofnng " Eci up, aal puss c.1ile snd scratched
70 my tent 1oor. ! took no not!ce; but not
long aEteE the doetos calue 70 say that mine wRa
wise cat, for .hc hal cotne u. hIs tent aud 3at
quietly dowu for her foot tu u examined md
hxyc its usual bznlaging Els VIA watched 10
ssc what khc would Do tho next morning; but
and weut straight to the dortor's tcnt md
scratched there. She wus u very adectionulo
animal; and II waa absurd To SCI her following
u ,,.e ~ oser W ae csmp. viii hsz as4 ca1tiea SUI
, 1876-05-20

ruturncd iro.n lie West, was tcllng In Mrrtsll's
grocery Of u narrow oscapa he had frou q tor,
ribs death. lie was crossfng. long railroad
tive coming around i curve, mud tearing tpwasds
lin a 2crride specti. The bridge wins TOO
harrow 10 allow Of escapc II either s!dr, ant be
did not dara u jump Into the yawnlnE abyBa
bclov. In dAsA he took In tho situation ind
formed his plan OF action. llo started un
quick run towards tie onconlng locomotivc,aud
WHEN within faw feet u It lie concentrated All
his ne1ve and musclo Into ono effort, and leaped
shot under him, and he calne down on tl bri.lgc,
saved from death, hut scri0uly shaken up Nby
The descent: There wuz uIoncut of deep bllenu
upon thh ElosY u tais narration. Thou uno Vt
uneKpsaedly sald. Whats the Use Of pxuah,st
ri MIND NhfE 4 W1Q eap Qe like that T
, 1876-05-20

Tho Third nuAuM Convention Ut The hlillefs'
MilWuukee, WIS, commencing June II, 1876.
Tie Chamber of Commerce Of Milwaukee md
and tho gn1llcrs of the great Northwest have
extended cordial invitation TO tho Association
kce, mud preparations hfu being ulale fur
larHe and enthusiastic meeting.
Nillers from all parts Of the United Statcs
aud canallaa, irrespective Ut Stats or loeal or
gulllxatons, nrc Invited to attend eu tnHase; MD
Tue Milwaukee, Con,mtttgs Vi A1a,gelnunts
asu tLc officers Of The Association, will du all III
tl,eis power to 4laku tue OCCASION pleasant aud
profitable one t. vii.
The plankinton House has been designated ~
the grand headquarters. Special arrangements
havc been made foF tlu entrrtatuIncnt VI all In
Attendance ut the Convention.
GEoKaE BAN, prcs't, 81. Louis, No.
FRANK LiTrLs, Secretary.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, May 20, 1876.
, 1876-05-20
MIR. JONES' SUICIDE,
The Tnrttcntnrs OF II Melancholy Event
jMIfnLitfnhtf ftHifsun

The Particulars OF II Melancholy Event,
1hindttphia Bua,eun
| Ills name wns not Aleihlallcg Joncs, butfor thc
! sakc Of avoiding ,can,lul We will ral1 nfu t,a,.
IT, 1,ys, y, ,',,s II, Hft. t"s .' .''as'
uc ives III a ecrtt'n town. IN montgomery Co.tl'-
tV. Some tllno ugo tic wnotd and lost Miss
Julia Bangs. 1lc was perfectly desperate over
lis defeat, md hs fricmls feared TINT some eyIl
consequences mo"''l c''s"c' ihe'r apPsehe'l"
sions were fc"',zea' Johcs called upon Pctcr
Lamb and aaked him IT he fatl revolver, and
Il 10 him, md Peter dill so T'n,, .Jnncs h..
,ssa1 ,,,Di1 ~" 49,. as nea, ~, eo"ss ''l-
'"A. Nv .,'. ,t''S ~ ,s ''''" 10
commit 8ulcidc. liz sail TINT stncc Miss BanER
Ind dealt 10 unkinlly with lin e felt tiat life
r,.l,cf only h ,ho ,nmh IL, t,,,n,,n,, -, ~
...a.. o"y ~ ."o .oo ~ tINe' ;" "
ao%n ~ 1ne tl'er s1'uf. m 80; a'a ,qele po~ ouI ms
and bid fHfwel tn y world tint had grown katk
to him. lie sa!d that l'o mentioned the fact to
Lamb in eontldenec 1scass ho wanted hin to
pcrlor1 SONG little offices for lin when flu WIS
oe1 Lat e 70 md hi adpsssen to oa Ill.,
hangs. This, hr asked, should bo delivered to
Miss Bangs ss aoou % l,ts corpsc was discovered
H. saa It might sxS'te paslg Il! her ,boson,
Eavs retsr hts wntrl. Is I kcepsakc ind handed
liiul $40 with Which hu desiseI ,Ir. 1.amb
to purchase. q tombstone. lie sall liz would
prefer VlAtu oue With Ills simple Dlunc cut
upon Il, an.l he wanted tho funcrul To 10 Us
transformations as posshle.
Peter promised TO fulfill these commissions,
and l,e slggcstlll TINT he would lend Mr.. Joues
u bowuknIte with Which hu could Alash himself
UP II tho pistul faicd'
But the suicide said that he w0uti1 make sure
wnrk with the revolver, although lc waA much
Obliged for thp utIcr III the salslc. lie sud he
woii1l like Lmnb TO ~ around In tho morning
mud brcili ths I,uws ~ gcttiy ns possible to his
unhappy mother, anl.to tel her that his Inst
qucstcd that she would not put on mo,iInllg
for her errlng son..
Iilen jlo said tint the awful net would bc per-
ftolnel On tht lcacl', Just briuw tho Gus Wotka,
vehicle to bring thu rcniains home, II julia
came to the funeral she wns to have scat IN
fhr to+rtnrr 1,pxf IN The hcurup and If u,n want
, 1876-05-20
-.. leADN.aK'S REMEDIES.
Dwarf lam / uIll((l'
OF TEN YEARS. GROWTH CURED ny
DR. RADVAY'S REMEDIES
ii1Es xii uo&Etss roRis Ri'1is FEh 7 YEAfts Ell oVA

HN w !iAU AS SnNNAttlhN. IuAIDR IN TIE nVA.
HES AND DOWELa FOR TIN YEhIt3. N'A'
...... ANN Atlll0II Dec. y. 1a7.
hlE nAnwAr: That othcrs lnas be benefited rsko
hhst had Ovarian Turnor in tho t,yases sud 1o,r.
ca len yGnfa tried tho hess pysetans or thIs NIX
hh ntueff without mrT lHhcht 1t Tdl Hru hi nj n,c
tnri,y ttht fonltf ot have lived miictl toncsr ae
3riahd nt imin1 INDUCED ms 70 ~ ltadwnya teinciea
dcherHfnn. tftth them. 10y ' '"oc9
purchased nix fattlcs af The rcsolycnt two borr, ~
the fltls. md tHo BATTLES 1T the itcjcf scd t'ca
without my apparent henrnt. determined t1 nnre se
vGff 1ihed tWelFB iotp lDttlra Ut the lFHptycn; t
Of the !stEf hHd *h 1H3es Of I'lifk Nc3ord thcT c,
gene lint! la't twcnty 1--WE EAalis @' "''s
enntinnet! tn *e tho 1rtciIe until wns s,rs tb,,
tnnna md during fat tlnit INIT forty 10 noIma, afs
t.ss leef lid liz i9xcsu The Fiji. 'A|' Ak Dot
tsGl perfotiy well md NY heart & t1i Of graktus
tnl ynnr wonderful rehlcnn. frct ccpIy fSicG,ss ,s
md 1J pIntcr Y that It mar be much Of llcssnS
tSgncfe MRS. r. c. Dtu}tya =
Mn ntbh!n.t who makes tle abovo certificate, h tbs
a9s; 5e !sftnrs pTs stea Esse Essisns posssaa' aa
yo,. may sny tsa her statement /: correct wlthon,
urusxst IND clu,ntst, Ain All 4 Xrlui.! litT!sSt'. NIL,
,Tha may crrttty that Mt:. Ibhtns, wl,n makcs H..
nhuyr certificate and llai teth fUr ,aiy Ycnrs @ nS
krnwl % NJ aud tc fncA tllctcu stated HFe IIEdon1,
edy nn'l nucnhblT correct Any one who knINa III
Dlh9ns VIII hcltcyt her sistrrncnt "' 'tfs
tsisned) nEji:: nEEj: q X SoGKE MAnYn. royn
MARY COCKER l. II. PUNb.
, 1876-05-20

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