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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-04-06

In England they tell how Sankey
walked up TO a grenadier, and. taking him
affectionateiys by the beit. said, Young
ulau. am likewise a soldier, a soldier Of
heaven, cold on retarned the grena-
dier, you're along way from your bar
racks aashow,i Well, there was very
rough young man. whom Sankey saw star
ing around aJ-the close of the meetings and
kindly asked s'Youbg man. are yon look
ing fed saiystlong,,5 mo was the reply,
! II am locking for Sal Jackson LET US
| sing a hymn" said Sankey. ~ 7-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-04-06

Professor Cooking at his watch y "A
we have a few minutes, should like to
have any one ask questions il so disposed .
Student; What time is it please?'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-04-06

-Natioas Can better win success .bv no.
bic deeds than by the cruel destruction of
hnn'an lite Tor. selfish aims. t"'Nt t--N ? -
- <3G~t1CVs l34.i YxGa. .u - ...-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-04-06

The violet grows low and. covers ttsrlt
with its own tears. ard ofslp flowers ieids
the sweetest ffAgfaace.. ASticl1 IL humility !,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-04-06

~ 10 ,lUa }. d Hue 13nIol- u 3aH.l4
979it9c o. sldSaoa8sI sIonI ,haA4i ssa7a
sa' 1oi ,qu haIalaoo saw ssuaxs g.sil 5as.s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-04-06
Cent a ur


- nearly peri. ,i ara. iIc r,ccipcs OF these won.
,ieliti psla .~lrttllE sa4 healing C'utAur Lin
fa'uis, AZ W rNu cons 1cuuA -Ay They will al
le,isss AM pain tTl-'n from 1e-h, bone or
Iu u-4' ie tictauCrHlt Ne So not pretend that
iuev Viii mrua a broken leg or rNtermiaate
boii-. hui even so such ra-es they Wlt rciuce the
unsmsioH aud ,iop tac pam Nnr can We
guarantee Iu-- ptoissr .t-Ilt- There thc body is
poisoned by ~hi~L~,. Temperance Is "a,
necessary to a proper thssirai a. mental con
Thc white Gentaur Liniment il par.
t.ellsriy adapted % al cases oi bsh-umati.m
IuWuaEe, Neuralgia, ,Ery~ircias, Itch. epraIus
tnilhialn-, tut- iifaiscs sung, roi-pns. >csds.
ceplng >lnews. Burns. Pressed beet, Palsy,
iar-arbe Tooih-achc. Hcld.artc. lcers. pId
~urs-, Elohsu Egea-t- sore Nipple. sore thruat.
tf,uV. lUpihsta. ste. Tine IUort 81 these COM
.a,in o., 49,. hruyAt % WIi. cN al tAe poison
fU,.iu uilt- ana -talE-, ana WiiI r. re burns aud
-ta.I- viIul4I d -.ir Ile f'i'wiaE uui
sail.l, oi "A tIou-aud similar Testimonials
A>uocu. IA. bee. !. i-3L
Ny Nj, hs-, i9f d long umc. lecn terrible
~HQrfvr tIow khsuuAti-un- she has tried many
lhysiciau- and mans remedies. The oniy thlus
HhI,h has gwen Il,r Icittl - tcutauT Lluimcnt-
au itlvlecl 90 -a3 tli- LA- curci hcf
". H. RIM. ros,mastcr."
!t.. au iA4I-.u.abi, BAGS tb.t toe ocui4ur
l.l.lneut- l'. Io.tliu- tats- never before e..
it,'I H3 4ut preparation tu cNf-t rurc like
tur.uH EH, 4ul4tssm at tutltt ..4re. -tau4Iuc,
-tsaI- i..s ua-'ts +aa laaits Nhi. % bad teen
-t.I 4.I IA l.4i.- .a~.H- 80. -sit"'-- itutH
uul.- a.
ut, 4a..lt or ,.,l a.is ,,ut.. iayc..-I iu Cen
taul l.s.Is nj. ~ll4 hg within reach ~ hen
accident occur, aud "lu dee uIure good ulau
-ur t.nount cog n.o ci pllt Iar medical aiicn-
tH,as.y u-, uH. l.a4-.e1'. and 90 course oaafse
=Hf.lAi Ifi,C- 300 IL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-04-06

n - 's1s1-7' = t1as5tI+14I tFNl no aII i
".sssu1 ~ laa &" huf. +pu vsfJ ~. -.,.al
9TsoS SCR a0k
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-04-06

y Make tte truth very tiisagreeable, and
lthere7wiil be found Plenty7of men ready to
tell IL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-04-06
RENNE'S MAGIC OIL.

3 BOSIONs MA go - -Il1.sfs - "a
Write case ana name plainly and rend : $50
stsrn !, wa-flr CSabtre has had % years -exp<r
ience in Family and Chronic practice. lyrz -
s5-i1 - - F"51ISa s.sf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-04-06

= = t-4-tIa-l - ,a4E.sL - tEe7
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-04-06

WAS it your child?'
No sir; but it was somebody's child.
She looked about the bare cabin. and ex-
amined the hard wooden berth on which
she lay, in kind of dazed surprise. There
were two men. officers of the steamship,
one a young tnan, who seemed to be the
ships surgeon, and the steerage steward
ess. She felt the ship roll in the sea, and
knew that it must be moving. She must
get up and return to her husband.
You had better liesdown andkeep quiet
said the little doctor. s-'..css Z. -ss..... I.
She looked. at the boy of fellow in a
kind of amused surprise.
81 must go back to the boat ?'- = y -
'sGo back TO the boaty' said the officer
Are you not y passeAger2'..s z,.sss .st.
mo SIR ,.s..4.., n .......,...,.,..... /.
They seemed greatly surprised, and held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
RRCOKLYN,S ILLICIT DISTILLERIES.

A CONTEMPLATED FRAUD OF 81, 000, 900 ANNUALLY
UPoN THE GOVERNMENT FRO TRArED-rwELYE
SEIZURES or CONrRABASD STILLS SINCE APRIL 1.
The " crooked whisky which has found its
way into this market has not come from tie West only
but large quantities have made Illicit dstillcres
in the vicinity Of this citya large proportion IN the d.
lrict Of Collector Freoland In Brooklyn. Under his
directions, however system OF untirng vigilance Oh
the part of his assstants-cspccily Deputy Collectors
Giicn Bowdcn and Young, assisted by Marshal Harlow
and his aids-has resulted Ia the destruction Of many
whisky distleries and the breaking up OF very eXtcn
siye unlawful whisky trade which carried on IN the
two cities Most these establishments orc operated at
night only, and Ia Out-Oftlc-way places, such as
tenement buildings. canal boats, shauties disusod
factories and In many cases in private dwell
lngs. The stills and their Hppurtenances 80
constructed that they be removed with
few minutes warning, and the spy system ON the
part OF dstlers has been 40 perfected that In many
eases the movements Of the revenue officials are tele
erauhed tho minute they leave their offices 10 the per
sons at the dstilercs. The officials, VINO have made
their most successful seizures between midnight aud
daylight have frequently arrived places where
evident the still had been In operation only few min
ues before, but the dtihg apparatus had disappeared,
and only red-hot Goals and unused mash remained In
spite Of the efforts OF the offenders 10 hide their
tons the officers have been very successful III Mr. Free
lands district and stopped large Illicit traffic Be
tween NJ Y l., $780, anu MAY ~, 1870 lhty DIOho up
TWENTY-FIVE Illicit dstllcres, having daily capacity OF
$500 gallons. As the tax Is 30 cents gallon, the
uue upon that quantity would amoHnt to $3.50 daily
about $50 900 month, and II 100000 year. In add
ton they have seized aud destroyed property to replace
which would have the owners about $4,000 since
the breaking up Of the Western whisky Ring the dster
les increased very rapidly and Twelve OF the twenty
two whisky disteries have been seized since Arr Of
this year. Their combined capacity 500 gallons.
and they could have yielded $3.50 gallons Of whisky
daily which at 90 cents gallon would have produced
revenue Of $1,000 daily $4,000 II month. The
officials bele that there dstlleres In Brooklyn yet
undiscovered they determined ~ break them up
If possible They Of the opinion also that many
illicit establishments work along the river front Of
this city, and in the dstrc filled 10y the lowest classes
and while they make reflections against the collectors
or their assistants in other DISTRICTS they declare that
they have evidence that raids made In certain quarters
in this city would reveal Numerous Illicit stills IN
They find the number multiplying in their district,
AMI they declare 1t requires all their time and attention
TO discover and seize the cOntraband property.
The following table taken from the official records,
shows the date Of seizure location kind and valuation VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB RACES.

BALTIMORE, May 26.-This was the fourth
and lsst day of the Spring meeting OF the Maryland
Jockey Club The frat race, mile, for three-year'
Odds purse $3.50 for the rs $50 for the second ooS |"
carry 100 pounds, FLIES and gedings allowed three
pounds winner Of any stake this year seven pouhuS e
r, ,yas won by IAngstaff's brown colt Freebooter oy
Kentucky dam Felucca Crousc's bay colt Fraud secohd
and Dayiss chestnut FLY, May d., by Enquirer uan
Forac, third 49,.
The second race handicap purse for all horses tna'
have run during the ting; purse 5000, 0i Whieh
500 to second horse Zig miles, was won by Carney
n o Purcos > years Old by Hurrah dam Emma DJwn-
inc. Iawrcncc's CHI h. Res olute, years OLD, by lie
vover dam Annie c.. second; Snedikcrs d. T. Oias' D
wear, Old BY Pat Malloy, dam Kats Leonard, third WIN
ming time 2:42l2 L.,
The third race, two-me heats, for all ages; niuens
allowed II three years old pounds II four years oid
nouuds II five years old and upward IL pounds; PURSE
$500 for first and 5000 for second h0rse was won Nv
Cababaughs CHI c. ViatOr, four years old, by 'ahNna'
dam Heathereil Mcdaniel Co.'s ch. C. Joe Gems, Tour
years old by Australian dam Betty Ward second; Cah
bcln,s en- A. The Uoaxer six years old by War dance
dam Lass ~ Sydney tnird; winning tiV' o,il' 30;
Tine fourth race grand seeile chase fOs otdh's Va
60 half forfeit Cub Ia add 500 for the nsO horse'
SI0o for t second aud 7J for tile third hYe or more
subscribers 10 OH weter Weights about "a us over
I'm. regular seeple cOurse; won by A. d. hfOWI D. n'
CorOnei years old, by JOuesbOrc, Gam od ldhn
renee a Cols CD Bullet, aged hy bulletin, am Dy "aS-
cncr sec, nd; Ctrcl's d. G. Michigan. years GA pI
Harry of the West, dam Eruestue tLlTd NO ulne Was
taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
ENTERING on a AEiGHBopS PROPERTY.
me TRIBUNE AGAIS SUSTAINED on An APPEAL IN
Asr,T 10 PREVENT TRi sPAss.

fItr TgIgtNF AGAfN SUSTAINED on An APPEAL IN
AsU,r 10 PREVENT TRi sPAss.
The Tribune Association last year took down
n buIidng on part OF it, property routln on FRANKFORT
ST. in order 10 build on e.. The demolition exposed th'
eartcrn wan OF the old Tlmmany Hall building no"
owned ly the sun Printing Association, anu the super
.carrt ~ the Department Of Buildings condemned tAc
wall IA unsafe aud rcque ed portion 10 be taken DOWN
An effort 20 use tie property of The Tribune Asso,aoh
On which the workmcn for building were then al
work WAS checked 10y an injunction, the Court holding
hat there was no great public necessity which wlrfait'd
the entry on private property Ia serve private OF even
a pulJc use The Superintendent OF buildings one "i
tbr de:rdlnis In that suit then took further proceed
ines A. TO the condition OF the w" In the Court OF Com
, plr,, the result being a modification OF the orig
NAL condemnation Of the wall. extending the part TO De
r,,,-l Tins new matter the defendants asked leave
10 ,et no IN q supplemental answer. Tho court belo"
allowed a portion of their request but disallowcd the
portion setting up the change the portion OF the
wall condemned. and from this disallowanoo the sun
puhli.biu, Company appealed to the supreme Court
General Term Judge Davis, giving the opinion OF the
General Term, SAYS:
The motion below was properly denied in respect tn
tho portion of the order appealed ftou The action WINS
brought tn Obtain perpetual INJUNCTION ulIn s,hte o'
fact, then sting aud aycfred In" preliminary IN
Junction granted aud upheld on appeal hy THIS court
Affected simp the then existing condition oi ulugs IL
have 40 application 10 TIE sUnr''luthl plo
r.Inrs I'm the Court Of Common Pleas set ont m the
second spplemcutal answer TIE court below thouSht
10 would be unjust and unfair for the plaintiffs To allow
ue ndaut- intcrpu~e TIE subsequent proceedings
In TIC Court of Common III as, upon which neither the
temporary nor permanent Injunction II grained IN TINS
action, Will have auy eject as d'Itise 10 IN aclip
based the prior and Invalid toceeniusS; me ouer
OF tie below should be affirmed "ith 30 COSTS
besides disbursements. . - , .
G.. 4. Ruuklc appeared Tor pAlhtlHs; hlA''o blie'l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
RAILWAY FARES TO ST. LOUIS.
10y TELEGRAPH 10 THE TKIBUSE.I

ST. LOUIS, May 26.-The Committee on Trans
portatiOn Of tho Democratic National Convention an
uouucc that ninety railroads including nearly all promi-
ncnt lines have agreed accept their proportion OF
rate Of one faro for the round trip for dele
gates aud others visiting Sc. Louis to attend
the National Democratic Convention, TO be held
in st. Louis, June 81 1876; the reduction
10 begn June 90 and to period OF not less than
10 days Some 20 other roads have agreed to n
taton to the extent OF - TO 40 per cent ana some of
the reduction Of 80 per cent, bat that delegates
alone. Among the the Baltimore and Ohio, tue
Erie the Fort Wayne. Muuce aud Cincinnati, Ncw-York
Central Pennsylvania Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and CHI
cago Visitors these roads will have to pay Centen-
mai rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
TIE ANTI-TILDhN M0VEMENT.
THE TLFNFNrs THAT MAKE UP TIE OPPOSITION
MEMPHIS on RINGS IN CONTROL OF II.
81. N1u

hEMBIES Oh kiNhN IN NONitbis W Ia.
From tie St1lts ZcitunD Nay 2B
The nearer the date of the Democratic Ma
toi "A. Convention IN 81 Louis approaches the more zeal
ously do the divers politicians at state cnde To
spread the impression that Gov. Tden Is not the favor
lie OF the Democracy Of 'ur STATE or rather tat II
he hc nominated as Presidential candidate lie cannot
receive the electoral vote of New ork. Ino mo
lives from which these cndeavOrs spring ale
as manifold the organs through which they
find eXt rcssIoH. The real forces Of tliS anti
TUdrn movement formed from the corrupt
rngs wounded TO the quick through his administrative
activity. Tammauy Ia the east aud the Canal Ring In
the west Of State the first TO raise the banner
of droucnt, and to these have joined themselves GER
uartly melted by jealousy To Iildens popularity To
which thew believe Themselves righluly EN- Ucd ana
partly annOy ed by mistakes which Gov lden, neither
before nor suce his official elevation has been able to
avoid refuse % recognize him entitled 10 the dis
function claimed for him by his friends.
The oppoucuts 81 Gov Tlden strive arddOusy To conceal
me real Of their actions. They seek 10 crowd
into the background much as possible the notorious
I,ug allies, and make IL appear that their position
party of the entire Union, which might be en-
Gangerrd by The improper support OF candidate
from the State OF Ncw-Iork Whoever Is clear.
sighted and Carou'iy eXamints circuustlncos, VIII
discover without dlcuty that 10 ~ the remains of divers
uu., wEic furnish the stout soldiers the anti-liden
movement lie will that the principal purpose OF
Ler surviving thwart Tdcus aspirations, but to
pr, the reform movement TIE night against corrupt
clements from being made "a prominent plank IN the
electoral platform ot the Democrats. The pros.
pect of the triumph Of tao corrupt elements OF the
and quchenIng influence upon kindred forces among
f..4I snul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
crxrsro spoRTsMEN's CONVENTION.

GEyEsEo, n. Y, May 26.-To-day was the
fifth day OF the sporsmen's Convention In the single
nan shoot - birds each, the FIST prize was taken oy A.
Eyrsed of the Genesco Club OF IroudequOt the second
by I'd Loddcr OF the On0ndag0 Club OF syracuse the
third by Geo ~ Marsh OF the Forester Cluo Oh bhao
and the fourth By James Holloway OF the Central CITY
Club Of ~ racusc. -, r,,---... e,-,.,,o,,s
Tie rand pfize shoot OF the Livingston spoIi5mehs
,s.rc,lti,u Club was won by the Audubon Gun OF
luf;.o. The Dran Richmond up contest was won ny
the Central city club -. syracuse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
nnn,,1NrNr ARRIVALS.

p.o.s,f Profs. Theodore d. Woolsey OF New.
rde'e ca r H. Thayer OF Andover. Mass the kev Jss
Haven hnu he of BOSTON, and Gustayus " Fox OF loHeI
tl Ffh Areae Hoe-M ~ Jackson a. = oOns s a.
6isss foI William Goddard cf Rhode Island anu
hsiaxs Wpslow of WatertOwn, n. Y. t6enqrtc Hytst-
tooyander Plstnef Russian Centennial CCIiss
Ay oyse-ThOmas Dickson = esident OF the Dt1"dIc any
Hudson canal Company and exConeTessaan SteSvn Rn
- Amstcrlam N y. Windsor HCct-ConsrtssnM bsya-
NJ n Willis Asor HoUseK Sugya anna ana l. Iosio VI TIC
Japanese Centennial Commission
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27

The same land can be bought for 1860 down Produce
meut s due
The Location !. Central. along the +ls, parallel The
wheat; free from the long cold Winters tie Northern and
the hot unhealthy Influences OF the southern states
rin Land ami M aiow rich bottoms lOw bnds and unda
auus tables all covered with thick sTo"Ih os"ees lS'
uous grasses
Tue Sal Is dark loam slightly impregpated with lime
free from stone AID gravel and emneuly ada el 70 gtass
F,ti G ng mo sere viii wonderful enacs;y
The Cate mild and heahfn the atmosphere dry and ma
anow The grs9t smoal Of T9iq 1s 9s' .sa Ah
The Productions are wheat corn, 9;is ea!e, I've la
root S2s S"6 a., yege%S a , gff t ars fi
Fruits bo:h Wild md Gu tiyated. do remarkably wen
The freedom iro fross in May and september n @
vita the dry winters and warm soil renders Ills s-'' s-'
stock Ras IN all is branches Is particularly proasS III
on The VIDE ranges 9 rSh n PSS'Isg Sns ae without
gram hogs thrive we'll and wool growing is eA'eeoAs9 ~
Timber is found the and grows RAPIDLY
Coa Of exesea qaaty exists IN Vas, Gssnles an uod
OF the road IN wyoming and isinnIshed 10 se''.iS
rates
,rsrNet Facilities best the West the srsa.
supplied 81 the farmers Of Platte Valley
The Title given the purchaser Is absolute IN fee s@p
t unita adt sta me;% "-
Edncaqu is Free NE and property secure ehgrcse.
vanttgcs OF older setucd communities
Free Home,teaS LaRas. The intervening sections on
tie line Of the Railroad arc reserved by the .r
actual settlement and may be Obtained under tue tfee o
sten Act BY tho provisions OF tins law, every head 81
family widow or unmarried person over the ggeo u yea
may nave 50 acres AS afree gift forever ne wi" conc %
occupy tho Land.
Soldier. OF hc Lstc War entitled 20 Homestead ,,
one hundred and sixty acres within Railroad MINIS NH""
equal 10 a bounty OF 500. -
Person. Forttgn Birtb also entitled 10 ne oene1
of the Free Law declaring Their nchtDhs ~
becoming of the United States tl thty may 10
medaiely their arrival n THIS cOHntTy 49, ps.,es
For Colonies. tie lands the bne OF TIE OI0n ~N''
RAILROAD aaord tho beet locations IN the West
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE VERY tHtAi IN ue w sss
important towns the line Of the hoai A.OIH.ns eAN
opportunities Tor business or Investments
Full information regard to lands prices terms o hsI
together " IN pamphlets circulars aud maps, lo w 49,
all the Agents OF the Department. also
1.-THE PIONEER.'
handsome ILLUSTRATED PAIER, with maps, ETC. N 1
tanning the HoNEsIEAD LAW. Matted nee TO al apP"
q. T.. DAVIS,
Land Commissioner L. r. H. ""
OMAHA, MD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
TIFFANY e. Co. have lately

TIFFANY e. Go. have lately
introduced several entirely nov
ell methods OF OrnamentinS sif"
veryare, including iniayFng
with other metals and with
nieIEo enamel, specimens OF
which, similar TO those displayed
by them at the Centennial EN-
hibitiOn, may be examined at
s1,cir establishment on Union
square. They have also revived
the repousse chasing in high ne"
lief after The Old English ham,
rnered silver, and have patterns
of spoons and forks i'm the style
Cfts,c last century 10 correspond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27

Wonderful are the cures of Consumption ef-
ected By Wls1ARs BAsAM On WILD CHERRY. GOo and 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27

HOLMES BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH, 81
broadway. No family afford wILoutiL Prceslow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27

A clothing house in Philadelphia has appro-
pated Of leading clor without much
thank you. BALDWIN 10 great help " the needy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
Announcements

LUNDDORG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
and bath dog htiul substitute for Cologne Bay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
HOME NEWS.

,u,D>,o,,rrER YESTERDAY AT HUDNuTs' IN
BROADWAY
On $40 Noon. $50 p. M 49, Midnlght d.
H ignrs, e hoiS5 same day. 1875, 74as'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
ACRES!
8, 100000 Acres in Central and Eastern Ne
brsska, IN the Platte Valley now for salol
We invite the attention Of all parties seeking
HOME to the LANDS offered for sale
by this Company.

Tho Vast Qu7niy &c Lard from which 10 select enables
Snch location as lie ocsfes saoe %
any branch OF farming or stock raising
TIE T. ices arc aX,rewely Low. The amount o. and
ow ned by the Company Is 80 large that they are Get e %
the cheapest possible rates ranging iIo 81 'Vtoso
per acre.
The Terms Of Payment Easy. Ten years circuit ~
per deduction OF ten per cent iOi cash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
EXAMPLE.

Eighty acres per oug credit of ten years IN
deferred payments az ak per cent Yer ann No
Interest IN ADVANCE ana payment except he IN
t,lest cue is required at the end Of the nTs year
priu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
BRAlNERD, ARMSTRONG & Co.,

MANUFACTURERS OF SEWING SILK, MACHINE
TWIST, HUTTON HOLE TWIST and EMBROIDERY
SILKS. 400 BROADWAY, N. " Sol Markstst. PhilA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
DR.. LYoN's TOOTH TABLETS.
Neat and portable as tooth brush.

There is no aperient that has so many excel
,o anoies s MIX or MAGXEsIA II heartburn acts
"a n gentle purgatve, aud sweetens the breath
A.-HATs FOR GENTLEMEN.-The " Silver Pearl
coesmer az lowest Prices r. ERNENwES, l48 Nassau St,
Spruce.
FsprNscuEIp's leading style for the Summer,
Alaska Cashmere the ohaste and elegant Specimen nl
gepemans dress hat have yet SEEN lry uen ~ ITO
Nassaust
The season for the Summer hat lhas al
length arrved-so the hat 1t can he found In tno per
lection Of elegance and comfort at KNoXs popular sesooS
No PIP broadway and in the Fifth Avenue Hotel