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DEATHS.

ELEANOR r. beloved wife q :. Gs.hnsht.
Died Saturday 9Th, ct ten minutes past
Her funeral took place Sunday evenings o'clock,
from Clay Methodist church.
10 the hand or ' tie best, to. yon happy home,
Where the Saviour, In beauty, Is waiting above,
To join with the angels in singing Gods love.
Then weep not fond parents her suferngs are DER,
She IS safe with her Saviour on Heavens bright
shore;
Live in hope and love-when yonr trials are past
You shall meet little Edith in Heaven at last.
10, 1875, MARGARET lo'DWYERJ o'GREADY,
consort Of Mathew O'Gready; aged fifty years She
Ireland. She was an estimabe wife, and beloved by
all who knew her.
The funeral win take place from her husbands
Peters Cathedral THIS "wednesday M0RNING at
8 o'clock, 18th Instant, when solemn High-afass OF
soul Relatives, friends, and acqlaintanees are in
yited to attend on the sad OCCASION Requiescat in
pqBs Boston Pilot please copy.
LEN, Infant daughter Of James S. and Martha j.
Lacy, aged four months and twenty-seven days.
Dearest DAISY, thou hast left us;
Here thy loss we deeply feel;
But tits God that hath bereft US
lie can all our sorrows heal.
The funeral will be preached at her fathers resi-
dence, Thirtetll street between r and S, at 10
o'clock THIS wednesday, MORNING. Friends
and acquaintance are respectfully invited.
Petersburg papers and Brunswick Advocate please
copy.
Died, ut his residence, in Hanover county, near
Ashland at O'Clock p. III. July 18th, Colonel ".
K. VIM, in the nftieth year of his age.
His funeral will take place ut his late residence ut
8 O'Clock 2. d. TO-DAY wednesday,.
Died, Tuesday. July 1th, of sunstroke, EDWARD
SIDNEY, son of james W. and Eva Craig; aged
five years, five months and eight days.
The funeral will take place from Manchester Epls-
copal church THIS EVENING ut O'Clock. Friends
and acuaintances of the family respectfully III
yited 10 attend without further notice.
Died, Mt SH o'clock Tuesday night, Of sunstroke
WILLIAM H. WALDEN.
His funeral win take place THIS AFTERNOON at
O'Clock from his late residence, No. Seventeenth
street. His friends are invited to attend.
Died, OF typhoid-fcver. on the morning of the 18th
instant, ut 2 o'clock JULIUS HARRIS, youngest
son Of Asher and Priscilla Harris aged niucteen
years and two days.
Died. at the ST. James Hotel. in this city, on the
18th instant. after 4 brief illness. WILLIAM h.
BURTON, In the iftieth year Of his age.
His funeral will take place TO-DAY "wednesday
from st. James church 1t O'Clock 7. 81. Ills
fricndR and acqualuances respectfully invited to
attend.
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In the Yellowstone expedition Custer
came into collision with General Stanley,
his superior officer, and was placed under
| arrest and compelled to ride at the rear Of
his column for two or three days, until
General Rosser, who fought against Custer
in the Shenandoah Valley during the war,
but was then acting rs engineer Of the
| Northern Pacific railroad. succeeded in
cfectns reconciliation. Custer and STAN
| ley afterward got on very we'll
| Nearly thousand NIennoniles from South
ern Russia passed through New York and
Chicago, on their way to Kansas, III one
week lately. They were i'll farmers or stock
| raiscrs. industrious, and we'll to do. There
are said to be strong probabilities that all
the Memonites remaining in Europe will in
time take up their residence in this country.
The finest gift brought home from India
by the Prince OF Wales is 4 golden boat
more than q foot long and wonderfully en-
amelled. The stern represents the head,
wings, and tail Of peacock, the lustrous
breast OF the bird being carved into the
body OF the boat with great skill.
The House Monday by decisive vote de-
cided not to draw upon its contingent fund
to supply the thirsty members with lemon
AIDE and iced-tea. Before a yea and nay vote
was called more than maiority favored the
the expense, but did not care to go on re-
cord on yea and nay vote. ..... q.
The Southern Cross, published ut Auck-
land New Zealand announces the arrival at
Auckland by the City of San Francisco on
the 26th Of April last Of Miss Mary &. Lee,
daughter of General II. y. Lee. who visits
New Zealand to recruit her health.
The President has Withdrawn the nomi-
nation OF George p. Fisher as United States
Attorney for Delaware. This was done at
the request OF Judge Fisher, who became
convinced that his nomination, il not with
drawn, would be rejected.
The heat at Washington Monday was in
tense, Congressman Wiley Wells. OF Mis-
sisSippi, was Frustrated, and Eugene Dur
min, one OF the doorkeeperS OF tie House,
was also overcome. si.
EX-United States Senator Truman Smith,
who read the Declaration OF Independence
at Litchtield, Conn.,, on the Fourth Of July,
read it at the same place fifty years ago.
During storm Roger Is. Hafiefnger, a
drummer belonging to II visiting cornet
band on the Centennial grounds, was on
Monday struck by lightning and instantly
killed. -
A sentinel ut West Point, n. Y, shot
coachman Saturday night. The shooter has
been turned over to the civil authorities. !,
DR.. Richard d. Arnold. leading ply.
sician and prominent citizen OF Savannah. J!
Ga, died Monday morning, aged sixty
eight.
Henry L. Whitehead, clerk in the store OF
D. G. Whitehurst, Norfolk, died from Yer-
tigo Monday night.
Two daughters of Samuel Hoare, aged
thirteen and fifteen, were drowned while
bathing near Walkerton, Ont, Monday.
Miss Kellogg win pass the summer at
Saratoga.
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TIE LATE ACCIDENT AT THE "AMEIICAN"
Observation-Disclosures Frances Boudar,
injured ut the Baltimore american building
on Tuesday last, shows steady signs OF inl-
provemcnt Consciousness appears to be
gradually returning, and hernervous system,
backed by Il naturally strong constitution.
is accommodating itself to the injuries she
received. Perfect quiet and rest are enioin-
cd, and the street opposite her residence has
been laid with tan, so that she may net sui
fer from any outside influence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-12

Bachelors Popular Resorts and hon to
reach them. illustrated. Tourists edi-
ton. Fouth Edition.
This IS an entertaining little volume. 1t
is pleasant to read OF delightful summer
resorts whether you can visit them or not.
This book does not neglect the Virginia
wafering-places. The illustrations include
many scenes in this State. For sale by WEST,
JOHNSTON & Co.
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1G-tl(cod) ,swSw
DELLEYUE HIGH-SCHOOL,
TO PARENTS AND
GUARDIANS.
MOUNT DE CIIANTAL ACADEMY OF THE
VISITATION,
NEAE WHEELING, w. Va.

Parents in quest Of tirst-class school for their
daughters viii do wei! to investigate the claims of
department Of female education MOUNT DE
CllANT!AL ranks prc-cmncntly high. Great attcn-
ton is given 10 perfect the pupils III writing and
advanced it is the language of their recreation hours.
The purity of accent and correctness Of pronuncEl-
subject OF surprise to the native Partisan. The re,
no,Tn for the superiority in music is so widespread
Us to have made this Academy almost national ONT
one feature in particular that should RECOMMENDS
MOUNT DE CIfANTAL TO the sensible parcilt Is
the influence exercised TO form the pupils 10 r VIEWS
nrscfico and useful women of society in after years.
Simplicity Of dress is enforced by rule.
These facts. united to Tie eXcecansiy moae ,ri1
we trust secure to this school large ard desirable
patronage in the future as it has enjoyed In tic
past ..,- o,,, for = n-osnoctrr IN
the Drectrcss OF Mount de Chantal Academy OF the
Visitation, near Wheeling, W. Va. jy Ism
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The Inde1- Appeal counsels the postpone
ment Of the Petersburg meeting for the
ratification Of the nominations OF TILDEN
and HENDRICKS until the weather becomes
tolerable. The people of Richmond may
profit by this good advice.
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What would we be able to do this weather
without ice? "Ii COP will forgive me Tor
past Offences" said an old western man OPP
pressed with the heat, "Tll never complain
Of the cold again."
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Read the letter OF EDMUND PENDLEToN,
Esq, which we publish this morning. Judge
STALLo, OF whom he speaks, is one OF the
most distinguished OF the scientists OF this
country--a speculative, not a practical one,
perhaps; hut thoroughly abreast with all
the learning or the day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-12

Even Turkey respects the public opinion
of the world, and her ruler sends by cable
to ARIsTARcHl BEY, his representative at
Washington, full reports OF the battles Of
his troops with the Seryians.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-12

ITO the record friends OF the Wing.
1.-THE minds eye" won't do. The columns
OF the paper test the question. You may be
right; but we think not. Nevertheless,
we repeat your words, "only elect the can
didates, and we will be well content to be
counted LAST
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-12

The question as to the repeal of the re-
sumption act is hardly practical one. II
the House were to repeal it, the Senate
would mol. Soft is not important to get it
through the House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-12

We are in good humor, friend KELLY,
and VIC had hoped that you were. We byno
means intended to tauns you with want of
foresight or OF ANYTHING else.
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.HE HYGEIA HOTEL,
FORT M0SRO
(OLp POINT COMFORT, VA.

This delightful summer resort. commanding
ter-vicw not excclled on the Atlantic COAST;
nished with all modern Improvements; g4s
electric bells In every room water on every DC
md capable OF accommodating five hundred PER-
Is now open for tho reception OF guests for the 81
mcr season. Wharf one hundred yards distay'
which fifteen to twenty steamers touch daily, an"
Ing every opportunity OF communicating nith
points Of the country. Superior beach for bathin
the door-steps. Good from MAY until SOYESlb'
Unusual facilities for boating and fishing.
TERMS: $3.50 per week aud upwards. acr1
ing 10 location. Special terms to parties reIoA1
4 month or longer. ,,..
Address II. PlitEbi II
INV iI-3l,n Proprlctd
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BOARDING.

BOARD In PHILADELPHIA
ID itors 10 Philadelphia during the Centclilia,
hbiti0n will find tirst-ciass BOARD with MIS-, q"
KEARFOTTs. No. 31a south Broad street
block from the Grand opera-Monse, and ono .
most charming and airy localities Ia ne CITY
BOARD aud LODGING, $3.50 per day.
Special arrangements made WIN parties nlA u
lengtheaed stay. Cars for Centennial gTouns
every tifec minutes; fare, 81 cents; uiHs
forty minutes. -, "A
Refereuce:s Dir. j. +. ALLEN, 40S Car, "a
Richmond, Va. ZJsT!t fH1e ls-o."'"'
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MT ANOTHER GREAT OPENING OF
GOODS AT COHEN BROTHERS.


THE GREATEST SACRIFICES EVER KNOWN.
COHEN BROTHERS take pleasure IN Informing
their friends and the public IN general tt they nave
just completed purchase OF over twenty tnousand
dollars worth OF GOODS from one OF the Leading
importing houses OF New YORK that mas just sue
cunbcd-a prey to the hard times.
The GOODS are principally Of recent importation,
and among them some Of the most elegant ever offer
ed In this city.
VIII be on exhibition and offered for sale MON
DAY, June goth.
they consist IN par OH Llmnr,n,x1 .,,,.,, 49,.
9,50O yaraS BLhCh uhENA.cINE,,w IilGn t!iey
nave neeil enaDiGu 10 TeaucS ito " aoc. ~
w, nttu ~ ne,S G q,
on sold at Gqe;; At 3Es;, T9nid &c cneaP ~ SSc,
CESdENNiaL ohG-NADiNGo ~ @oe'' eHc''p a'
40c;i ~ ,,rer, .,o ,,.o,. o,.o,. or,-o, 8,
hEAiCAS Mt.Sti, LIZ nai,.so'i,I9t s.Sr 0efeo III
tS cltf, AZ 1SGi' EU [ s9, EX II VGprN
Also, itG EChO eiiaD,.o w MI isflS E n
Dimes at Soc, market value being Sl.3o;
At$l, formerly sold at ~ .,.
WHITE BaSkET GRENADINES NJ sue, formerly
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GREAT REDUCTION OF BOAR
CELEBRATED RoCKBRIDGE ALUM srRIyc

Owing to the depressed condition OF The COT.
try the proprietor has determined 10 lower t
charges. that all may be able TO derive the het.;Y
from the use Of these justly celebrated wa4y
They need no recommendation to VirInlans. IRE
they have so fully established their efficiency tbrs
the thousands who have been brought from dtlta't
door to renewed health by the use OF their wonders
medicinal waters. Since Inst summer the CHAIR.
beatc Spring. which was opened last year, has H,a
thoroughly analysed by Professor NJ. u. Harden ID
the v. NJ. J., Of Virginia, and by comparison shoSI
1t to be fully as strong rs "Rawlcy" Of carh"nla a
iron. having small quantity more than one sAt 1
small quantity less than the other two spring. II
in addition to the water that has made these sf-1
so famous the proprietor takes pleasure In annoU
ing that he can furnish those who may need 10 t1l
either separately or In connection with the no'S
celebrated waters Of these springs pure carbon
of iron fchaIybeatc) water Inferior TO none. 4:
equalIed only by Rawley, IN the State. This Il I 4
very cheap rates, with accommodation iuIy rp
any previous year.
First month of four weeks, $50: two mOD1
eight weeks, 800. 81
Professor !. s. DAVIS, University Of Nir,As
resident physician. "A
send for circular. JAMES y. FRAZiEE IL
my l5-eod30t Proprieh b.
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CHESAPEAKE HOUSE,
~ 6.Ht

This well-known and popular summer resort y
be open JUNE /, 1876. The wsters by anaiy
compare favorably with the renowned chniyht7
waters of Europe. II Is the strongest chaiybeate
the United States In addition TO the water the 10
ton, pure and exhiieratfng atmosphere, pictures
scenery fine walks, drives, hunting hshing, &c.
tend to make Rawley the most attractive rs well
fhc most htsllthful resort in Virginia. The comps
has at great expense erected the most commotit
and comfortable buildings In the state, and dur
the past winter completed = perfect system Of !
racing and understanding.
20 Alb. TRICK, President,
Inn y.
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ne TO PHYSICIANS.-We invite your
attention to the new and valuable combination,
:sVALENTINES MEAT-JUICE AND GLYCE-
RINE,"
which has been tested IN many In the northern
cities and hospitals with gratifying success where
nutritive stimulant and dcmulcent Is desired.
In the treatment Of patients who are suffering
from the debility Of pbtisis andin nfantile whooD
ing-cough, 1t is considered very eifcaciols
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
jy6 9l9 Main street.
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THE WALLAWHAT0OLA sPRIN

u -, - -.
The hotel ut this delightful summer resort, 4
three miles from the Nillboro' depot OF the Cl{
,nake and Ohio railroads will be open Tor visitor
the Goth of June. The mineral walters are ALls
and CHhLYBEATE. The alum water Is shown
ANALYSIS to be the BEST and STRONGEST AClIi
LATED CHALYBEATE WATER In Virginia
&C. entirely acceptable 70 the stomach, and Is So
reign remedy for oil chronic diseases which reqtj
Alternative tonic, depurative, and diuret1c agents
DYSPEPSIA, LIyER-DIS EASE. ScROFELA, CIIR0d
BRONCHITIS, CUTASEoUS DISEASES, DfsEAa
of THE URINARY AND SEXUAL ORGANS SgI
RALGIA, and GENERAL DEBILITY, II Is a ran4i
of unsurpassed utility and power. AS tonic, I'D
prc-eninent. Cases of DIABETES have been cur
by It, For circular with analysis and remarkable Gus
apply in Stanton TO DIR. n. Wsyt & Brother; ]
Richmond to 7. E. Dupuy, druggist, or write to q
subscriber. Fare from Millboro, depot to u
Springs, 80 cents. Board per day, s1.50; pe. W.T.
$40: per month, $50: two months, se5. Partle 4
six or eight can obtain board for the season Of H..
months for 800.
w A. SITL1NGT0N, ProprletO,
POst-O1ice address: AIlllboro' Springs, Bath cog.
ty. Vu jn l0-M,W AZ I'm,
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Personal.
PROPOSALS.

T1HE UNDERSIGNED invites PLANS
Il and ESTIMATES for the improvement Of the
FRONT BUILDING, Shockoe Warehouse.
II. G. PEYTON,
il 12-3t 1103 Main street.
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MEETINGS..

THE MEMBERS OF TEMPLE. g.
Il LODGE, No. 9, A. F. and An, are "
requested TO attend a called meeting of the/ '
Lodge ut Washington Hall, on Broad street. THIS
wednesday, EVENING at o'clock, to pay the last
tribute Of respect to our deceased Brother WILLIAM
E. BURTON.
Members of sister Lodges are invited to unite
with us.
BY order Of the W. 81.
II. III. WILKINSON.
III Secretary.
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W SELLING OFF

VIZ SELLING OFF
AND BELOW COST,
FOR NEXT THIRTY DAYS.
As I intend to enlarge my store, am compelled
to sell eny entire stock In order to make room. Call
for yourselves and you will be convinced Of the bar
gains am now Offering.
10000 yards BEST PACIFIC LAWNS reduced to
SIC. per yard;
1000 yards WHITE CORDED PIQUEs at 1oc.
per yard
10000 yards BEST PRINTS at G&c. worth and
10c.:
Twenty pieces of GRASS LINEN, A wide, at loc.;
have 4 large line of BLACK and COLORED
SILKS. which will be sold very cheap:
The BEST BLACK ALPACAs at 35c.. 4oc.' 5oc''
and Goc, all worth 15c. per yard more;
The best stock of PARAsOLs in the city, at prices
to suit the closest buyers;
BLACK GRENADINES from 10c. to 75c. per yard;
cAssIMERES at 4Oc, Soc, and 60c., worth 75c to
: 81;
100 dozen nice DOUBLE NECK RUFFLES at sc,
apiece that worth 2oc.;
Just received from o1essrs. Mlhiscr Zoos auction
100 dozen best FRENCH wovE CoRsETs,
the boxes being slightly soiled, but the corsets
perfect. will sell them at 5Oc.-they are worth
81 to $3.50 each;
Also, two cases A BLEACHED COTTON, slightly
wet, at &c. per yard worth 1870
These goods must be sold, and advise all In want
Of bargains and cheap goods to give me an early CALL
WILLIAM THALHIMER,
ivl COL Broad street, corner OF Sixth.
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.... OFFICE OF SCHOOL BoARD.}
NO. sos MARSHALL STREET,

--.--|-- OFFICE OF SCHOOL BOAKD,} -
NO. sos MARSHALL STREET,
RICHMOND, Va, July Z, lS7G.}
Two BUILDERS.-Sealed proposals will
Il be received ut this office until THURSDAY, 12
NJ, July 10. 1876, for ALTERING and otherwise
IMPROVING the BETHEL SCHOOL BUILDING.
Plans and specifications can he seen and tnforma-
ton obtained ut the office Of Mr.A. l.. WEST, archl-
tect.
The Committee on Buildings reserve the right to
reject any or all bids. ALFRED MOSES,
jy 7-eodSt Supervisor School Property.
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EXCURSIONS.
1875.
THE CHEAPEST YET.
GRAND EXCU RS1 ON

GRAND EXCURSION
TO
OLD POINT, NORFOLK. AND THE CAPES
The fast and commodIous passenger steamer JOIN
SYLVESTER will leave Richmond on SAIEkDiAi,
July 18th, at A. NJ, for the aDove-nrNsyI SIiatTS
the nth instant, including meals. e., breakfast
and dinner going, and the same retnrhihg, ONLY
The SYLVESTER leaves Norfolk every fair Sun
doy afternoon at O'Clock for 4 trip TO the Capes
Passengers holding excursion tckess Will pe GILL
For tickets and further information apply TO g.
p. HYDE, Passenger Agent. or to
L. Il. TATUM. General Agent,
1o-5t 903 Main street.
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FINANCIAL.

TOR SALE.-FORTY SHARES of the
4 RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION STOCK, in
which can be had great bargain, as am determined
to sell. Z. ID. EAClO, ..
jy 11-3t NO. Fourteenth street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
,1sHE STAR L LAUNDRY,

rEWE STAR. LAUNDRY, .,..,
Il No. III east Broad street,
vs.. between First and Second, south side,
l. now prepared to do large amount OF WASH
ING, SEARCHING, and IRONING In the very best
manner and latest style Flutng done on ladies' and
misses clothing Lace curtains doneup as good as
uew. Store and custom shirts done with either soft
or gloss-fiIish. AN work guaranteed.
Good WASHERS and IR0NERS wanted.
Il: HRS. w. BYRNE,-
1. Jy Slim ssH Proprietor.
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Nj PARASOLS! PARASOLS! PARA
SOILS! Bargains to close out stock at
jyS SYCLE BROTHERS..
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Ne 400 BED-QUILTS from 75c. up-much
LACE CURTAINS and WINDOW-sHADES very
low at fly 81 SYCLE BROTHERS..
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NJ LINING, TRIMMING, and DRESS
'ii''A' '"e"p'i sYCLE BROTHERS.
400 pair of CORSETS at 81 J., reduced from $1.S7x.
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STATED MEETIESS,
T. & A, Masons


hssIhE L,-oNford Charter p =,
THURSDAY OF each montS ''' X A M.-meets sr,,
BsowNFiEi6,-SSRspspa.e,S, Tpsd I'D Of each month.
before fQll rnnoa F-'u hN'Ver,-Ssturday ON ~.
fore the ,slI PpooSSIP-JefersOn. Tuesday
torc the fall moon S S'Ar'-Nonday on or be-
Monday on or S SlssOseS s Chapter, r. A. NJ
full moon l. A. lhnrsday on OF befn,e
al moon. " eunesday on OF before
mn RI2Soo noon HirAn-Tue,day on ., ,.,...
The fOll moon "oaGay or or after
now p6Slta-2Hd Tuesday Of each mont,
moon. ''u1A< on OF before the IN n
fliI n IN FARiS-Paril-TuesdAy on or bef,re n.
fore VSr,OlAo-BlaIinE Star-wednesday on o, h..
Tore iail mOou. tuesday on or be
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Prom ;ae Tolsio Blade
SsECiNIlES fSHEnlciNES

49, % 14r e.ghth page = lengthy article
- PIC 81 Stem 90 The noted spec .klist. Dr.
. '' ha1Lo, y \ iu which be SETS i0rth
!. .it force aud clearne.s his reason.
z. ..-.-.s l' "-olr tune and attention % q siu.
q -'-i t- mrllCIus-thr trt zfnent Of I'm,
- 1'r-a-C c.ss.se, The zane arfirle a.
"a -s subjects of diagnosis. method, Of
i - aa- treatment. etc, aud Slil 3e found
s...- la.' valuable hunts % The invalid. D1
-.e author OF work which has HirCadv
b. - ,rralati0u-'The Peoples Com
l.. .'F hrll.al Adviser containing come
49,. "a Fri a4arruu,Iy- illustrated uAEes az.
'. e-l lRc % all .ts branches, \ wors
b, 40 ior TIE guidance AM distraction of
49, .-rEr- ~-1 which inas &c AL Tor a. 81
49, addressing tie author. DR. Pierce
s-s - ''''te ne general Pa0iic long enough
,tss --- vitAlon " = careful estimate oil
e. - y % treAtmen, and his medicines.
lr,-., \. -. We are glad % know, has been
~ favorable 20 b0.h.
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]. 0. Of Good Templars-

A.NhI-hisinS Star-mcets Satn rday..
AndroscoggiR, 4. W T.-Saturdavs
-NeEiuscOt-SAturdays
Crystal Wavc-Thursdsy,
nlNFi htn-Hold fast-SAturdays.
EAsr DiNFtELD-Ezst Dixheld.
LAST HEHEoN-Sure Hayep-S.trrax
ENSF vNSEK-iuVinci0le-F FRIDAYS.
fhfLhUEG-Rising Sun TUESDAYS
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hAErloEu-fOrest Lakc-Saturd,vs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-04-25
-oXFoRD, ss:-At Court OF Probate held at

-ONFORD, ss:-M Court OF Probate held a,
Paris, within and for the County Of oxford
on the third Tuesday of March 4. ID. lS.6
EPHRAlM TURNER, Executor on the estate of
IL Ehhu Turner late OF Hartford, IN said County
deceased, having presented his account of admin
lstraton OF the Estate OF said deceased for allow
anCc
Ordered, that the said Executor give notice TO
all persons interested, by causing copy OF this
order 10 be published three weeks successfully In
the Oxford Democrat, printed Gt Paris, that they
may appear az Probate Court to be held az Lowell
IN said county on the seventeenth day of MAY next
AZ four O'Clock in the afternoon, and show cause
Il any they have, why the same should not Doe al.
lowed. \. II. WALKER, Judge.
\ true cOpy-qttc-t. n. 1. DAVIS. Register.