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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-21
Indian Fight.

A dispatch trom Fort Laramie, dated Goth
inst, says: MIR. Migan, of Scraotou, Pom
syvania, arrived here this afternoon. Hc says
that while coming in, 90 the m)roing OF the
10Th, his party was attacked BY Indians 10 K ID
cauon, near Cheyenne river rancho, about fifty
miles from Custer. A few of the party escap-
ed to the rancho. Mr.. and Mrs Metz, Of Lara
mie, were killed. a colored woman was taken
prisoner. man named Simpson was also
killed. The bodies were buried the pext day.
Three men were wounded: Grichau, OF Mis-
souri,, mortaIly, aud FELTON,, of Missouri, aud
G. w. Bersesser, of Virginia City, Nevada
seriously. The wounded ueu are at CHEYENNE
river rauche. The place where the attack was
made is about one hundred and twenty miles
from this point. A party from the Black
Hills to-day say that about ten days ago three
Wagons we're fnuud at the entrance OF Buffalo
gap, on the Yankton route, destroyed aud
stock gone. Signs offs fight we're numerous.
The wagon covers had been shot to pieces The
Indians had undoubtedly attacked ADD destroy
ed the entire outfit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-21

A proposition has been made to bring sutti-
cient humber of Chinese FROM Sau francisco 10
supply the places Of all the negroes now enl-
ployed in the tobacco factories at DanVllle.
Should it be accepted the tobacco Interests OF
Danyille will doubtless be considerably im-
proved, and the population of that town be in
creased by large number Of quiet, inofenslve
aud law abiding people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-21

Ex-Attoruey General Williams has virtually
Acknowledged to the Committee on Expeudl-
lures of the War Department that be paid
$4,000 for election purposes 10 New York By
order OF the President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-21
(yl.NUYDa res.


T REH with much qualification the nUmlna-
i ton for the House OF Delegates ii Mr. Henry
w Febrey, ~ know from "a long Ant iii
mate acquaintance with him that he i JUS tGc
man to be elected for the benefit oI the people.
Nj. Febrey certainly comes up to The Je!ierso-
Man stand Of ''is he capable, is he noncs:, ~
he possesses these necessary qualifications IN ~
eminent degree TIE county of Alexandra. l.:
undoubtedly entitled to :. representative. pa
ticuIarly 50 1t :hs time, rs tn" city or AIeXan-
dria las hid her tull share representation Tor
several years past l say, therefore, that The
county should now he Represented by Is county
man AM that, to, by the very best OF men
II JUSTICE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-21

Judge Wylie aud Mr. Thomas. Bryan both
pronounce the charges Of corruption brought
against them by Mr. A. J. Amber, Of St.
L uis, entirely false.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-21

The village Of Dundee, the western terminus
of the Midland Railroad, is growing rapidly,
and DAnville, on the opposite side OF the river,
is one OF the most prosperous towns in the
State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-21

Mr.. John r. Popham, Clerk of the U. 5.
District Court for the Eastern District OF Vir.
e;pia, 10 letter to the New York Commercial
Advertiser. says that the opposition to Mr.
Blaine in the late Virginia Radical Conven-
ton pursued course of mastery inactivity,
and by SO doing secured the election OF, posi-
bIy, not more than six Blaine delegates to the
Cincinnati Convention, and, certainly, not more
than nine or ten cut of the entire twenty two.
OF the remainder MIR. Bristow has one or TWO,
and Mr.. Cooking all the others.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-21

1t is understood that Dr.. }. B. johnson will
be candidate. for Mayor at the approaching
municipal election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-21

1t is said that the contract between the
Washington city Board of Health aud the
OJorless Excavatiug Company is Of such a
character that the abolition OF the former must
be the result
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-21

A Berlin telegram says the Northern Powers
have agreed not to take any further steps on
the E.steru question without previous un-
Outstanding amongst themselves and with the
other guaranteeing Powers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-21

::,..fri.
Steamer George Fl Stout, Philadc phls, to f
4 Reed.
Schr White Foam Georgetown, to ) Y 5
Huts0n.
Schr s G Hart, Georgetown. to W A Smoot.
Schr Zpe, Baltimore, to w Il Smuot
Schr uhas Wo.sey, Jersey City, TO master
>jchrs Carrie Holmes. 5 , Hudson snd Emily
i .Je; for Georgetown
Schr John Bescham for Washington.
~aILED
Steamer Express, Baltimore, by Jos Bro!ers
& Go
Steamer John w Tuomps IN, lower Potomac,
by F a Reed
Schr White Fawa, New York, by 5 Z )
HutsOn
Schr 4 B Spedden, Norfolk, by W A Smoot
cchr K w Godfrey, from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA.
Schr j Is Vandusaa hence. Al Bottom q h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-21

The April 22d plumber of Littel's Living
Age has been received from its publishers 10
Boston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-21
D. M. CHICHESTER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Fairfax Court HOUSE, y

ouAI
jan 27-w6m ---------
DELDiNG BROS SEWING SlLh ~"
ID TWIST, the best III usei al' 'nA'''
SILK BUTTONS to matcn, at ppn
IS King street.
pRATTS ASTRAL OIL, best hefo'. ,ni
I Lard, Sperm, Neatsioot, Tanner n,d fox
Lipseed Oils full supply on hand anu '''
sale by ,r,npu,TER BRO
CIHAKERs, GARDEN SEEDS, pat lp III
= boxes containing full assortment. ,,nr-
cis}lv sdap,ed to the trade Of county nv
chants. a large supply III store ara ~. - L;Tg.,
feb 10 JANNEi & CO. II h''s -.
DEsTG GOODS For THE Low ho caii,- " snI
u -BrUcade Dress Goods ne"'-l c'' -, f1w-
STYLES out. "A very large "ssoF'''''''
priced goods. cr,yNaKER CO.
ap IL II. y. . 10 I'm.
HRIED SUGAR CoRHH, 5 P'IPn .,ea Hs,' and
~ Rec, " mite Grlls, DRIED ie a. Canned
Armies " hte Pe.ch b o" ro.sto1s' By
VeprtabIes and Fruits, &c, just teGG I'RT;KN.
NH 23 -. ~
yDHE BEST To- SUGAR for sale I, y ysoN
i apl0 IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-21

A day or two ago boy, who was caught on
a long bridge on the a., NJ. L. 0. r. r. by a
train Of cars, saved himself by lying down fat
on the barrow space 90 the outside of The
track.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-21
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
FRIDAY, APRIL Il. 1876.

The House bill providing that pensions tor
se, vices iu the war of 1872 shall be not less
than eight dollars per month, aud restoring to
the pension rolls the names of all persons drop
ned therefrom during the late war, was report
cd from the Senate Committee on Pensions
Yesterday, with several amendments. Ouc OF
them limits the class of pensioners to persons
who served for at least fourteen days, and were
in some engagement, and to their widows, pro-
yided the marriage took place prior to the
treaty Of peace which terminated the war, and
proviied the said widows have not remarked.
Aoother amendment, of greater importance
and affecting a different subject, Is the user
ton of new section providing that "a pen
.sions which have been or may hereafter De
granted in consequence of death occurring
from cause which originated 10 the service OF
he United States since the 4,h day OF March,
1861. or 10 coust guenoe OF wounds or injuries
received or disease contracted since said date,
shall commence from the date OF the death or
Discharge from the United States service OF
the person on whose account the claim mas
been or shall hereafter be granted, or from the
termination of the right of the party having
prior title to such pension provided that the
limitation herein prescribed shall not apply to
claims by or 10 behalf Of Insane persons or
minor children of deceased soldiers The bill
also REQUIRES the Com missioner oil Pensions 10
notify the parties Interested and pay all the ar
., 81 ,,,s;o,s RI which they will be entitled
under the foregoing new provision.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-21

Sheep-receipts loco; improved demand and
frmer good to choice natives Bass, and best
G 25aS6 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-21

GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, April 10
The offerings f Beef Cattle this week reached
215 head, most of which sold at prices ranging
from 31a64c per ID There were 800 Sheep OF
fered and sold At 5aG!c per ID :or Old Sheep md
brought 20aS45.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-21

ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET. April 2l.-
Owing to the dullncss Of the market last week
but few Cattle were offered here this week and
those of an inferior quality, and some of the
butcht RS had to 20 10 Georgetown Tor supplies.
The market continues dull, and prices are a
shade lower. We quote Cattle at 33nGc, and
Calves 4a64c. Sheep are also dull, and sold at
64c Tor wool ard 4s6c for clipped. A few
Lambs sold ut BASS per head Receipts of Hogs
light, and prices lUaSll per lou lbs for live.
Cows anG Calves 35a$60 and wanted.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. April 90
Berves-Recrlpls 1910 mead. The quality WAS
fairly suited to the W .ntS OF wholesale sisugh
terers but not so good generally as were the
offerings last Monday. The market opened
with little better feeling, and some OF the sell
ers were able TO get an advance OF tc per 10 !;
but this improvement WIS not msinta ned t. the
close, and tho private dispatches sent to Chicago
were to the effect that the market WAS weak 1t
decline from Monday equal to &c per ID. The
truth appears to be that the prices varied mate
risliy, according to the needs and opportu;l lilies
O. buy"rs uch wholesale s!aughtcrers as lr'k-
ed C strong credit which would enable tucnl
to purchase from any and every salesman IN lhs
market place, and were at the same time IN need
of stock to keep their paper ah at, could not do
otherwise than pay nearly the asking price put
on lots shown 10 them, and these sales show an
advance equal to nearly tc per ID. But for cash,
or short time checks from responsible parties,
the prices received were certainly no higher
than the current rates last Monday and in
some instances concessions equal to Sa4c per ID
we're made The choicest lots In market
changed hands at ll1c per ID dressed to the gross
cwt, while poor to good Steers ranged from 81.
I0ic per pound.
sheep and Lsmbs-Receipts 1881 head The
market was trihc easier, but the range Of
prices was about the same rs reported yester-
day, W tn ordinary to very choice unshorn
Sheep selling ut 4 &c per lbi fair to choice
clipped do. at 81 &C, and spring Lambs at 6sS9
per head
Hogs-Receipts 1854 head. None for sale
alive City. dressed Hogs were steady at lO'lotc
per pound.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. April N.-Cattle
-recerlo $50; market dull and weak; tending
downward; the pens are full; prices range IL
50 So fsir to good native shipping Steers 25a
S4 Is; choice to extra 4 1855 371; shipments
4l0 Hogs-receipts 10000; market dull and
weak; prices lower bacon 75s$7 80; shippers
I SO4SS; Philadelphias Sass So; shipments AGO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-21
+ By Teiegraph,1.

NEW YORK April u Flour quiet Whest
dull and dropping Corn dull and declini-g
BALTIMORE, April q Cotton dull; middling
124alZs Flour fairly active firm aad I'm
changed. Wheat quiet but firm; No. 2 West
ern red 80 1872 rennsy wants red lbs .lG0
Maryland :rd l35al60; do amber 6$altj; d..
white l45sl62 Corn -Southern steady and
firm; Wr...rn frmer and higher; Southern
white 81 Southern yellow "a Western mixed
est spot; is April; 62i bid May. Gas quiet bu.
mixed Az A Rye dull but sie.,:y ut so S..
Hay scarce nd firm and u changed. Prav;s-
ions quiet and unchanged. Pork $23 Lard
weak refined I4s IA! Butter dull, ncayy snd
UNCHANGED. Cutf,.a dull ard heavy; Rio ar
goes l53alei: iobbng 1T .'93 sugar sctiye
and firm 1T - Lus Whi.key quiet 81 Sic
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-21
(By Telegraph

[By Telegraph
New York, April H.-Stocks dull and low
err. Money-no loans; bid. Gold 12s
BALTIMORE, April 2l.-Virplnis Sizes old,
30; Virgniss, consolidated, 67s; West Viz
ginias 8.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-21

The 1isrkc. fer Flour continues firm and &C
tive, and prices hold steady at quotations, with
:. good demand for Family and fancy brands.
Wheat has dvanced considerably on the OPEN
iny price o. tne week. and continues firm snd
active We note sales to-day Of 800 bushels
choice white st i63, and 622 If rcd 1T las, l33
and 1853 Corn took sudden rise yesterday,
but wei back to- day, and sales were made st
50 for white and yellow and 50 and 81 Tor mix
ed the receipts were large, amounting to 24o2
bushels. Rye and Oats are active, with light
receipts and prices good; S. for the form n, and
81 FOR the latter The total receipts OF Grain tor
the week were: Wheat 1893, Corn 6S7G, and
Rye and Oats 452 bushels. The receipts of
country produce 81 almost too light to warrant
quotations. Good Butter is wanted aud Eggs
remain unchanged
RICuMOND MARKET, April N.-Ihe receipts
Of produce are very light now, End the oharngs
of Grain hardly warrant accurate quotations.
Small sales of Wheat 1T l37al53 for good to
prime. Corn 53a6U. No sales OF Rye or Oats.
LYScuBURG MARKET, April % Tho re-
cei;.ls OF Grain are limited Wheat ll0sl4O
Corn in demand at 55a57. KJe quiet Oats dull.
FaKDERIcKsBURG MARKET, April 20--The
market is very quiet with light receipts of
Grain. Wheat ll5a155 for poor to choice. Corn
5Ga5i Rye 70s7o, and Oats 45 so.
BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
Suggestive are again without transactions to
note in raw Sugars, but we wrto the market
still! firm in tone for both refining and grocery
grades, with tie inquiry for the latter sctive.
Stocks are very light, aad we quote rs before
o.. bA. grocery grades h o.
Cubs, centrifugal 81 So
Porto Rico, grocery g:adts................. 5:
Demersra, vacuum pam ................... st ~
Now Orleans, grocery grades .............. -
Cotfec-The market tor Coffee is dull and
heavy, and the tend ency seems to be toward
lower prices. The trade generally are buying
very sparingly, and we have no transactions to
re, ort to. day tier from first or second hands.
The latest kilograms from Rio have not been of
u character to improve the tone of the market
here Tho dispatch Of vest .rdsy shows that the
stock there has run up 10 1000 bags. We
quote nominsly rs follows:
Job lots-Drdnsry ..... ........-".... 1Gt l6i
Z alT ...... 10 b
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-21

C1EcINsArI HOG MARKET. April ~, 1876
Live Hogs steady and firm; common to good
light 5OaS7 SO; fir to edlum heavy 75sSs;
bulk of sales at 5JaS7 10; receipts 1910; ship
ments 1GC0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-21
CANAL COMMENCES

go 80 Co., s go
Arrived Boats Nors Il Willie, = NJ Bynru
and Mary Mertins to BlAen Avon Coal Co; W
Shaw and ) Kelly. to- 2 Agnew Molly c
Waters, to Lee s Bro, for plaster; b L Sum
mers, to w A Smoot.
Departed Boats Molly Z lice, Nora u VIII
lie and Summers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-21

The name of the posothce at Cedar Creek.
Frederick county, Va, is changed 10 Marlboro,
S. G. Jamison being continued as postmaster.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-21

FRKDERIcKsBURG MARKET, April 20.--The
market is very quiet with light receipts of
Grain. Wheat ll5a155 for poor to choice. Corn
5Gajj. Rye 70a7o, and Oats 45 SO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-21

R1cuMoSD MARKET, April 20.--The receipts
of produce are very light now, End the otf"rings
of Grain hardly warrant accurate quotations
Small sales of Wheat ut l37al53 for good to
prime. Corn 5Sa6U No sales OF Rye or Oats.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-08-06
COUNTY COMMISSIONER

GAY DANVLEH,
4 NNoUNcEs HIMSELF \ CANDIDATE or
~ the position OF
COUNTY RECORDER
Democratic Convention. jy2a
IL. ~. IIAISNILLE
ASNoUNCEs nrNsrTF a, CANDIDATE FOR
SHERIFF,
or Elko county, subject to the decision of the
Democratic Convention. JyaO
THOMAS GII5I.IN
a SAoUNCEs HIMSELF \ CANDIDATE FOR
n the position OF
COUNTY TREASURER
or Elko county, subject to the decision Of ;hc
democratic Convention. .... jylS
D.. TOM. HOLMES,
GF CARLIN. ANNOUNCES HIMSELF 4 CAN
~ didatc Cor the POSITION OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
or Elko County. subject to tie decision OF tho
Republican Convention. jyT
1c. II. GRISwOLD
A SNoUsCEs HIMSELF CANDIDATE
II for the position OF
COUNTY ASSESSOR,
Subject 10 the decision of the Republican
county CONVENTION jclS-tf.
THOMAS NJ. STONE
A NSoUNCES HIMSELF a CANDIDATE FOR
IL the position III
STATE SENATOR
From Elko Comfy. subject 10 the decision OF
tho Republican Convention. jeIs-u
GREEN Il. ABEL
A SNoUHcE9 HIMSELF = CANnIDATc FOR \
~ the positicncf
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
(LONG TEuM
off:lfo County, sriicct TO tho decision Of III
DGnOcratic Convention.
&c. NJ. READING
A HNOUNCES HIMSELF A CANDIDATE FOR
IA the position Of
ASSESSOR of ELK0 COUNTY,
Subject 10 the decision u tho Democratic Con
VchnuIi- Jn37-tf
JOHN Il. IsIEAI0LIEA-
A SNoUSCEs TTnI5ErF \ cASDlDATE roR
IA ihgau,ition Of
COUNTY TREASURER
Of EIao County, subject to The decision Of Tho
DcmOcfaiic Convention. EiIy-tf
II. V. NIUNDICLL
A GN0UScES HIMSELF chiiIaDhIE FOX
~ the position If
ASSESSOR Of ELKO COUNTY,
smlJec. 10 Tie decision Of tho Democratic Con.
IuniiUn. a23.h
JCDNV AND j.. !SIGIU'I
A hHoU%cIzs HIMSELF y cA%DIDNrE FOR
IA the position Of
SHERIFF. OF ELK0 COUNTY.
si"'.,'siFoi1o decision Of tho Republican Con.
rCniipm.
.IDII% w. WILLIAMS
4 HNulNCLS HIMSELF i CANDIDATE
~ I"r the .I'"..iiipn Ui
SHERIFF. Oh EL1i0 COUNTY,
Subject e. tho decision Of tho ncm"rIalic
County CrnEon;vI. m23.tf
JOIc. L.. 'EILIL'E.JcJ"I',
| NJ LREUdI.f!; VALLEY. ialrs Ihis oprorlu
| - niiy "i announcing; hIin.'lI a. - Candidate
| tor itp office al
SHERIFF. Of ELi{0 COUNTY,
,i"ljrd IL the doc,sion Of tho DomocraIs C"nntJ
| CvT'tn;ipn. mhJu
-. ri. q EH1ITTp.
OWE rRLStTr pEPCTT TEEhSURfR, An
/ rvuncc5 limsclf az - c'n'ii'lsic Tor tho Of
| Hsc oi
COUNTY TREASURER,
subject to III" decision Of tho Eni,yhllc,n Count!
| GnnNritIrn. uiy.tf
TDlJ r.. y BAuIcsI
| 4 ESUUSCi.!; RfHbI.Lr 4 CATriDATI. FOI
| "A ia" position 1T
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
az Eikp County. Hryain. subject 10 u,c decision
| Oj tho K"PnhlicAu CVnyrntipn. TGisl.U
| GRO. ~. IfOISIIrIi
! A NSOrSCIs HIVSEJr ChEripATI
| "A Tor The unic, 81
COUNTY TREASURER
or like county, .uhDc,I e. thc decision ri tn
| Democratic County Convention. m7t'f.
|. A. VAIL,
I)RAcffCM. ,wATCmaAHER AND JEwE.EIi
4 with 4. Mo'Trr
wntchcs, Clocks and JcwrIry re
| paired
~ FJRST CLISS !S7J'LE,
Aud NJ reasonable price, pnd ratification gun
| untgiI. Al-B. .t,.i ~ Ir.lIIf "a
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-08-06
JEWELLERY;

B.V' Owing to glcnt advantages
Irayo IN purchasing goods, / nm pro-
pared 10 rDlI them nj exceedingly
low prices. Gall and satisfy yourself
before purchasing elsewhere.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-08-06
SHERIFF

or Elso couni, subIcc: to the Icrhitu or tic
Democratic Convention.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-08-06

Tltg Eureka Sentinel Of tho goth un.
dcrstands upon good authority, that
illo Eureka Consolidated Mining Com-
pany will again commence OpcratiomsiI'
fow days. Thia, II correct, isglorioua
news for that section. and wo take
pleasure in cOngtatnleting our base
range neighhoFs on their good fortune.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-08-06

From Elko rorniy. subject ito thc decision Of
the Democratic COuvcatiUu. .- jye3
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-08-06
POLITICAL,

q. III. 1tANISS. or rLr1o.!
A NNoUScEs HIMSELF \ CANDIDATE. ron
~ the position Of ... M
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-28
tnHl ihs tnlsfv Iltade,
kpSeiHltlsA In Medicine.

W. publish On our eighth Page h
length, article describing The y, r,en II
thu 1nisd specialist. pr X. Y. Pierce.
" buffalo, n. Y In which he sets f.ttli
with considerable free mud rlaarnsa.
biz raasom inr dsyellng his whole ii,ue
and attention TO = single dspaftmst nf
medicine -.~sbe treatment u lingering
chronic diseases, The same article
Alss takes W ths subjects u diagnosis.
methods N consultation aud treatment,
IT.. and will hs found 10 contain man,
valuable hints 10 the invalid.
DR.. Pierce IL the nulLsf u wofL
which ln. already attained !. large eir,
eulasien The Peoples Common
ssnss Medical Adviser "--~eeulninips
Ao,ae nine hundred namsrsusI, .illuslfn.
ted pages. and devoted III medicine III
I'll ia branches. a wpfk we'll calculated
fof Tie guidance aud instruction VI thu
people ~ large. and whIsb may 10 hA,l
for | Do lpsst psid) ny addressing
tbs author Df Piatss has nav Lssl,
Lsfsrs The general public long snosgh
u enable ibe fornali.s u 4 careful
estimate " Tbs efficiency VI his treat.
mant and biz medicines, asd lhs w
diet, ~ Ats glad ~ knew, hss beer
universally favorable 10 beth
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-28


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ss,s II one place when tho salary u
shs President " tho United Hinies VA
fixed hy The constitution NJ c2h. Oo0"
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value what II wss when hssd by thu
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reefs congress 10 AZ tho salary sf tts
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crease " elimination during thu per.
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salary has .nmsshng ~ my about gif..
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