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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-13
F 0 R E l G N,

The Turkish War-Sevese Fighting.
Official dispatches say there was
severe fighting on S@nday and Mon
day between Deligad and Alexinatz
in consequence Of the Turks attempting
to throw bridge across the Morava.
They were unsuccessful The Servian
garrison at Alexinatz numbers 6,400
men. Harvatovish with $4,000 men
has returned from Granada and joined
Tchsrnayef al Deligad. They gained
the Turkish rear south Of Djureionben
snd Q combinsd attack was made on
the Turks b. tbs Genasak.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-13
Bank Runor.

"A dispatch from New York was re-
ceived in this city yesterday stating
that j. G. Flood. now in New York,
was considering proposition to esiab.
lish branch of the Nevada Bank in
that city. and to ship the bullion pro-
duct of the bonanza mines TO it direct,
instead Of to San francisco. A Chson-
icls reporter called on Mr.. O'Brien at
his residence last evening. and learned
that there was no truth in the state
ment. that all their interests are upon
this side of the continent, and that they
would no more send their baIlien to
New York than to foreign countries.
O'Brien safd be had heard nothing
from MIR. Flood of any sHch intention,
and that the information given could
not have come from his partner.
Anti.Cssns Cab.
An anti-Coolie club, composed of
about 100 members. started from the
corner of Gsary and Dupont streets last
evening. accompanied by q band. and
proceeded to the Oakland Ferry to
cross over to Oakland, where demon.
stration was made by about 600 citizens.
Speeches were made, and club organ
lied.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
CON gENTiON.

TENHE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY INITIAL
4 Commute II iiun. II i,t connts At d
meeting held in the court hcuat a Winnie
mucca, on "a uraay evening, Hep ell Der .,
$40,
Resolved. That Count, Convention Il the
Democratic Iarty Of humboldt oenniy bo
held al The CoLIt-hogse III N.nselHtcea.
Saturday. September 80. 1876.
AZ II o'clock a. III
Fer The purpose If nominating. candidates for
leg sla;iye and county ofilccs, 10 be voted for
at the general election to bc held III NSytm-
ber 1878.
Res lved. That the Primary election to
elect Dele gate to said Convention Ice held in
tie several precineis in the county on
Resolved, That the apportionmEnt of said
Delegates b. baS upon the vote for Con-
gresham at the last general election, at the
rate Of one Delegate for each ten votes or
fraction over five, and one lei, gate for each
precinct, as follows;
locks.
Spring Valley. 2 delegates; polls at L. F.
Dnnns
treana, . delegates; polls at L. N. Car
penters.
Rye Patch, 8 delegates; D. lis at Borlands.
Mill City. . delegates; polls at Gould's.
Unionyille. IA delegates pc llsat S,ampley's.
Star city, . delegates: polls at woolcock's.
Pleasant Valley, 2 delegates; polls at Kyle's
Ranch.
Dpn Glen. . delegates; polls at Crooks
Hotel.
"innemucca, 16 delegates; polls at Gen.
tennial Hail.
Golconda, 3 delegates, polls at Nesdor's.
Bartlett Creek. delegates; polls Al Bell &
Deniu + store.
Paradise Valley. 8 delegates: polls at the
schoolhouse. 4t.
Mctpllg's, 3 delegates, polls ut McColly's
Rebel Creek, delegates: polls at Riley K
Hsrdins ranch.
CIR, ggsville, 2 delegates; polls at w. C.
Greggs.
Glover Valley, one DE- legate; polls at Evan .
ranch.
Jersey City, 8 delegates; polls at Reeves
store.
Inferno. 2 delegates; polls at Pacific Sui
| phur Works.
Piute Meadows.2 delegates; polls at crutch-
| er's-
Resolved, That the citizens organize snd sp-
| psin, Judges and Clerks Of election On the
day II the Priularies, and that The rolls in the
most populons predicts be kept opena reas Oh
able length OF time.
Resolved, That the test at the Primaries
be. "W,li you suppnrt 1iIden aud hendricks
in the pending campaign." e. e, Bills.
ED. KELLEY, Chairman,
Secretary. sep12-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-13
DIScMARGiNG UNION SOLDIERS

A fabrication, started early IN the
campaign. for the benefit of Hayes
and Wheeler, alleged that AZ Union
soldiers in the employ OF tina Door
keeper Of the Forty.third Congress,
were discharged by the Doorkseper of
the present or Forty fourth Congress,
aud ex- Confederate soldiers put in their
places. This Islander has been r5fnted
by the publication of the names and re
cord of the employers Of the present
Doorkeeper. The Forty-third Congress-
had 1853 names on the pay roll OF its
Doprkeeper. This number was re-
duced by the present Congress to lz3
Of the 153 men employed by the pre-
ceeding Congress lS were ex Uhion
soldiers. and of the 1913 employed by
the present Congress. az appears by
the official record. 81 are Union SOL
diers and ouly ten ex Confederates. II
is an undeniabls fact that the present
Democratic House of Representatives
has from II to II more Union soldiers
than the proceeding Republican,
House, and more colered men are In
Che employ of the present House than
Confederate soldiers. For proof of
what is here asserted, we refer to- the
official pay roll Of the Honse of Rep.
resentativts, which gives the name and
color of the employees.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-13

Bright syee. fePuiar textures sud a
er"cttul figure fail To- pr"dtc.. heir dHe
Effect II tire enniileXicn j. q, fae, 4 eI'h
pimpi's OF hlo',.h-s or the sl,,l4 A--us h
"r harsh To remedy ti,>' 4, I, c,- a.
Glen Sullthur Spap
y. -,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-13

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Sept. IL.
John Pnrd.n. founder If the Pnrd. n
University, to which lie doaates $780,
600, died to day.
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TEL e C r a p HlC.
"a
Il
BY Atlantic and Pacific Line.
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER sTATE.I
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-13

Since the beginning of the year
l,226 miles of railroad have bSsn con-
structed in the United States. This
10 more than twice the mileage re-
ported in 1875. aud third more than
in the corresponding portion of 1874
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-13

The Car recently addressing the
officers OF tho Paulowsky Guards. said
As had been able hitherto to spare the
blood of his soldiers, but the time
might soon come when he should have
70 call upon their loyalty aud valor.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-13
EASTERN DISPATCHES


Maine Election,
AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. ~, 1876.
Returns from 287 towns and town.
!. ships. give the total vote at ia. 039
Conner received G3,743. and Talbot,
1926. Connor's majority is l4,447
The same towns last year gave total
vota of 2,6o7.
Ex-Governor Wise Dead.
RICHMOND, Sept. IL, 1876.
Ex-Governor Henry A. Wise died
this morning. His death was nos an
expected.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-13
PoOss selling.
WESTERN DISPATCHES


Gold. silver and Greenbackx.
SAN Francisco. Sept. II. 1876.
In San Francisco currency is buying
at 81; selling 81
Silver isqnoted at 81 @6 per cent.
discount.
Gold opened in New York to- day
9Z.
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A New Hair Tonie Worth Having
1t 10 tho Rrst

Woop's IMpEovID HAIR REsTeRlTIvk
j. unlike AIRY other. and has no eqnal
The Improved has De@ ves etnbl" ,"nic
propt rites; restores gray tsnir 10 glossy
natural color: Restores faded dry. harsh
and falling hair; restores tr, s.ses. give
,igor 10 the biir; restores hnir tn r.
nIatur iy haid heeds: ren'o>es dandr' II,
hunor-, seaiy erupflois; r moves lrri
tation. itching AID ssa's Gr,n.sA No
articl- prodness such eontftriG Il cis
Try it. call fpr Woods Improved Han
Restorative. and don't b. Egnt fl With
any other article. Sold hy az dfpeg sis
in this place AMI deslers everywhere.
rrad's sppplbd at m Hotaclacer :
prices bv G. \ GooE d Co.. Chicpga
Sole Agents ter he Uui,ed - tas aud
Canadas, md bs MI "lol4spit Drug
gis's.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-13

The Democrats and Independents Of
Lyon county have followed she exam
pie Of Washoe county aud nominated a
joint ticket.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-13


LAFAYETTE. Ind. Sept. IL.
John Pnrd.n. founder If the Pnrd. n
University, To which lie doaates $780,
600, died to day.
Tide" Explains.
NV YoBK S.pt. Is. 1876.
The Herald says the following is the
line Of defense advanced by Governor
rilden: In 1861. The period of alleged
false reinrns of bis Income, his two
brothers. Henry aud Moses. lately
deceased were in the chemical manu-
featuring business at Lebanon, but
we're finally Embarrassed 10 sneh an tx
tent. that ruin was inevitable, unless
prompt and ample relief came to hand.
In this crisis Gov. Tildan advanced at
different dates large snms of money
amounting t. several hundred thousand
dollars out of his earnings. pesrly all
Of WHICH was lost. These advances. he
claims, left his il come Mt the figure IN
his sworn statement; AID this is his
defense to the charge of peIiary. The
document, when Published. of course
will be more voluminous: but it is be.
'isved that the essential points are em-
bracsd above.
Indian Troubles ut an Agency.
BIsmA.cK Sept. Is. 1876
Advices just rec, i,sd from Standing
Rock Agetcy Indicate that there is con
siderable tronble ahead. A chief banned
John Gross was arresed for Carving
supplies to the hostile camp. 1t is
creating stfoug feeling between the
the IndMns and military. A courier
left for this place, and before he had
crossed the river opposite Standing
Rock. he heard lie long roll beat. and
the bugle sou1drd, and saw soldiers
aud white men running toward the mil
i.ary quarters.
Pools Selling.
New YouK. Sept Is.
Pool selling to night is qnite bsisk
ON the International Rifle Match.
which begins to-day. The Amer.
can is still the fasori.e. Follow ing are
the average pools: American, 100;
Irish, 46; Australian, 80; Scotch. &c;
canadian, Z.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-13
SIC TITLE UP.

All persons knowing themselves to-
be- indebted to the nndtr-ighsd or
having claims against him nre Se.
qursted to cnil ~ his offic- immediately
aud settle ny. b, So d"ine they will
ohlige mt; ii not. | will them.
JAMES MANNING.
Winnie mucca, Sept 8 1876 limo.
The New York herald., 1876-10-19

THK POSTAL CONTRACT OF THE PACIFIC MAIL
COMPANY AND THE COLONIES OF NEW SOUTH
WALES.
SAN FRANCISCO CAL, Oct 18, 1875.
Tho Pacific mail steamer City OF Sydney, from Sgd
ney via Auckland and Honolulu, bringing tho British
mails, arrived hero to-day
The news from Australia is unimportanI
tatives to whom referred tho question pending
tween tho Pacific Mail Company and the colonies OF
New South Wales and New Zealand regarding the con-
tract for postal service between those countries and
San Francisco reported the 22d ult and the fol-
lowing paragraphs roter to the existing contract
Tho committee havo agreed TO the following resolu-
tons:-
FirsThat IL is expedent that the existing contract
be modified follows ws:-First, that the service be
direct frcm San Francisco to Sydney, calling Homo
lulu and AZ the Bay OF Islands or Auckland
SecondThat the postal service be performed by the
company often by ten-knot boats, to be approved by
the government, and
Third-That the share OF the New Zealand contribu-
tion be reduced by flO, 600
From private intelligence to hand, per the City OF
Sydney, given out that the latter clause was in
serted In deierence TO the Otago members Of the
mittee who would prefer the service to break
down altogether rather than not have moro vessels
calling At Port Chalmers Prominent public mon in
the colony condemn the last resolution unaeasona-
BILE With reference 10 the Forbcs-Hall the
committee recommend that fl0, 900 be accepted from
Mr. Cunningham Of the suretlce, in full discharge
of hts liability.
The New York herald., 1876-10-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Joaquin Miller, OF oregon, 10 At the Windsor Hotel
Congressman Milton /. southnrd, Ex-Governor Edward
f. Noycs and Washington Mclean. Of Ohio; George W.
Childs and Anthony Drexei OF Philadelphia United
States District Attorney Richard Crowley, Of Lockport
N Y; Congressman Elijah Ward and General Judson
Fitzpatrick al the Fifsh Avenue Hotel Lieutenant
Governor Henry IL Holt Of Michigan, is at the Grand
Central HOTEL Potter Palmer Of Chicago, is a. tho
Buckingham Hotel. Professor Alsssandro Rossi, Of
Milan, and James Parton, OF Newburyport Mass, are
AT the Union Square Hotel State Treasurer Charles
n Ross and Nelson Beardscy, OF Auburn, N. r., are
at tho ST. Nicholas Hotel Ex.Congressman O. b.
Matteson, OF Utica, is at tho Hotel Brunswick United
states District Judge William j. Wallace of Syracuse,
is at the Hoffman House. Senator Augustus Schoon.
maker, JE, OF Kingston, N. Y, is at tho Evsreu
Housa
The New York herald., 1876-10-19
RAILROAD LITIGATION.

THE RELATIONS BETWEEN THE CENTRAL YER
MONT AND THE oGDENsBuRG COMPANIES
ST. ALBASs, w., Oct Is, 1870
Mr.. William J. Avcrill, appointed by tho Supreme
Court receiver Of the Ogdensburg and Lake Champain
Railroad. and Mr. John G. Pratt, appointed by HIM
general manager have boen in consultation with the
Central Vermont authorities to-day, and satisfactory
arrangements have been mado by which "through"
business over the Central Vermont and Ogdensburg
roads will 60 on without interruption transers all
existing contracts will be carried out and
will 60 before all ways The hearing upon
which receiver OF tho Ogdensburg road appointed
an er pa1fe one, and the present appointment 10
only temporary, holding until tho 31st inst, when
hearing will be had before Judge Landon. at Schenec
tady, TO determine the rights Of the partiea The
whole affair has been conducted In amicabe and
friendly spirit
The New York herald., 1876-10-19
FATAL SHIPwRECK.

PROBABLE TOTAL LOSS OF THE SHIP RYDAL
HALL-NME OF THE CREW DROWNED IN At
TEMPTING TO ESCAPE.
SAN Francisco, Cal, Oct. Is, 1879
A despatch from Spanshtown, about thirty miles
down the coast reports that the ship Rydal Hail. from
Cardiff, consigned to Balfour, Guthrie l. Co., OF this
city, was wrecked near there last night about oight
o'clock Nine of the crew lost in trying 10 get
ashore; tho balance were taken OF this morning by
whalor from station by. The captain is still on
board refasng ashore. The ship is fast the
rocks the sea Is breaking over her She will
probably soon 90 to pieces.
The New York herald., 1876-10-19
ST. DOMINGO AND HAITI.

MONTE CHRISTI CAPTuRED-THE REVOLUTION
YAILING-PEAcE IN HAITI
ST. THOMAS oct. 4 1870
The latest adv,ces from St. Domingo and Haiti, mp
to September -. state that the Goth OF the
government columns routed the snemy's cantons COM
pIetey at Charco del Obispo, Perez and Baabouico.
They took possession of Monte Christi, Guayabn and
Dajabon. Among tho prisoners two Spaniards,
Juan Crado and Manuel Balcacer. General Roman
Guzman mas entered into the service of the govern
mont. General Aferino MINER killed In action.
Tho government troops operating on Alta
mira
Private advces state that business is at complete
standstiil
From Hayti tho news Is very satisfactory. The
habitants reported perfectly quiet, and the people
much pleased with the President Bosrono Canal. Tho
North has claimed certain portion of the duties, for
the purpose Of improvements around Cape Hayt and
It's neighborhood the CLAIM having been made, paciH
caly in the Council and II is not thought any trouble
will come Of IT,
Trade Is very much depressed.
The New York herald., 1876-10-19
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
THn CHEAPEST AND BEST NEWSPAPER IN THE
coUNrRY-Now READY.

THE CHEAPEST AND BEST NEWSPAPER IN THE
coUNrRY--Now READY.
The WEEKLY HERALD for this week contains full
ports Of the Massacre OF Democrats At Cainhoy, G.,
together with the Presidents Proclamation Dsbanding
Rife Clubs; teIegraphc news from all parts Of tho
world; Plea for Turkey; Fatal Collision on the Old
Colony Railroad; Terrible Explosion at Pitsburg Pa
the Elections Canvass in the State Of New York;
Moliie Maguires Sentenced; Philadelphia Clerical
Scandal; Trial of Mrs. House for Killing her Husband;
Triple Murder at Bucksport, Me- Female Snug
glcr; Newton's Channel; tho Scranton Strike.
and Washington II also contains editorial
articles the prominent topics Of the day; Reviews
OF tho Horse Cattle and Dry Goods Markets; Financial
and Commercial Reports Agricultural and Sporting
Matters; Obituary Notices, and the most important
events OF the week.
TERMs-Singe copies, Sc ono copy, sent to any ad.
Dress postage froe 81 per year. two copies year.
So; four copies, one year, S. Any larger number At
81 25 per copy.
THE PUBLIC No LONGER LACK A GENUINE
remedy for skin diseases The article Is GLKSNs
SOAR
The New York herald., 1876-10-19
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.
PRICES TIRx AND RECEIPTS LARGE.

PRICES TIRM AND RECEIPTS LARGE.
RIO JASErRo. Oct. ls, 1875
Coffee quiet; prices maintained; good Hrss. 600
6,5J, reis 10 kilos
Exchange London, 23zs.
Freights. per sailing vessel to the Channel, 3Os.
Average daily receipts coffee this during tho
past week 200 bags; weeks shipments to tho Chan
mel and North OF Europe 1900; 60 the United States
1900 and 10 the Mediterranean ports 600 Weeks sales
for the Channel and North Of Europe 4o for the United
States, 36, 600, and for Mediterranean ports, 1000
Stock in port. 5000.
SANTOS, Oct IL, 1870
Coffee market quiet prices maintained; superior Santos
600 635U refs 10 kiios
Average daily receipts during the past week. bags:
weeks shipments, 600O-aI 20 Europe and she Mcdtera
Weeks sales Euross 1000 bags and for the United
States, LOO. Stock hand, l7,Oo0
The New York herald., 1876-10-19
YELLOW FEVER.

MORTALITY AT SAVANNAH GREATLY REDUCED
NOT sAFK YET FOR ABsENrEEs TO RETURN.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. IS, 1876
The total number Of intermcnts to-day Z; OF yell
low fover, B.
The following is published this morning
OFFICE oY THE HEALTH OFFICER orr
SAVANNAH, Oct Is, 1876
Absent citizens cautioned and warned against re-
turning TO city until Official notice given that
will be safe do The decrease the mortuary
port Is encouraging and indicates early termination
OF the ep.demc but desire to say that Il is far from
safe for absentees to return.
J.F. MCFARLAND, Health Ofhccr.
The New York herald., 1876-10-19
NEW JERSEY COURTS.

TRENTON, Oct Ia, 1870
In the United States Court here to-day Alfred Mills
was convicted and sentenced TO one years mprson-
ment for passing counterfsit any cent coins in
Newark.
Judge Nixon has declined to sit in the case Of John
Taylor Johnston against the trustees for the support
OF public schoola Judge McKenna will try IL next
month.
In Mercer County Court, to-day, William Perrinc,
colored, found guilty Of atrocous assault, for
ssabbing white man named Drake, at colorcd pic
mic noar this city. last summer.
The New York herald., 1876-10-19
Gu UBA.

NO PORTO RICO roBAcCo-sEvERE GALES.
HAVANA. Oct ls 1870
decree has been issued by the Captain General OF
Cuba prohibiting the introduction into the island of
Cuba Of Porto Rico tobacco.
Severe weather is reported at Havana Very heavy
squalls and rains have been in progress here since yes
terday and the wind is increasing. The barometer 10
falling rapidly and IL 10 probable hurricane will visit
this section tonight The vessels in the harbor are
taking precautions.
The New York herald., 1876-10-19
GOVERNOR. HAYES.

HIB INTENDED VISIT TO PHILADELPHIA ON
OCTOBER 26, THE OHIO DAY.
COLUMBUS Oct. Is, 1874
Governor Hayes will depart from his determination
visit the East again this season, aDd will 60
Philadelphia to preside at tho reception the Ohio
headquarters October 2o thatday being designated
n tho Ohio DAv
The New York herald., 1876-10-19

would not be out OF sympathy for Turkey but merely in
defence OF their possessions At any rate England
10 hardly in condition to 60 10 at present, and
Will probably dplomatze for time before she will
be drawn into actual hostities Al this point couple
OF other gentlemen joined tho party and the conver
saton camc TO an end.
The New York herald., 1876-10-19
YALE COLLEGE.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct Is, 1875
Tho Senior class OF Yale College to-day elected f. b.
Gager OF Scotland, Conn class orator and G. Pyle
OF Brick Meeting House, Md, class poet.
The New York herald., 1876-10-19
WESLEYAN SENIOR DRowNRn
HARTFORD, Conn.

HARTFORD, Conn. Oct. 1s, 1870
Cyrus r. Marsh, OF West Newton, Pa, senior in
the Wesleyan University. was drowned in the Con.
necticut River at Middletown this evening. He
rowing wi.h hts class crew, when the boat struck
q rock oiled, and Marsh unable TO himself
The New York herald., 1876-10-19


Exaov rHos r. PORTER. MANAGING DIRECTORS
DRAWS NOVEMBER 50. 1875
OR MONEY REFUNDED.
A CHANCE FOR THE FoRTUNArEi
CHANCE FOR THE UNFORTUNATELY
:s$$$$$ SzsH :s$$$ s3sH :$ S;sR
;:ssHss :sB :sB E$s :$s :EE :EE
INVESTIGATE OR BE PRESENT At rHA
GRAND DRAWING IN FRANKFORT.
sE4shE sE4RhE AL ALL TESKEEs TISKEFs sShD SOLD.
DRAWING NOVEMBER 30
OR MONEY REFUNDED.
Ii,l5e CASH GIFTS
TICKETS. sla; HALVES. 81; QUARTERS, -
NC sESbsfa IL skoibwn9s HSs1hss sEa EsES1sk E2So1sk.
A-THE RUSSIAN vAPOR BATHS. NO. IS EAs1
remedy in colds rhsumatism.
A-BENNErr BUILDING.
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On 4M AHD
A-FoR A STYLISH AND ELEGANT HAT G0
direct to tho Manufacturer EsPENscHEID lis NAsaut
AN EXTRAORDINARY FACT
40 ASvEsE';Hs:, sEHsIsS, .SsEs'1SRs AEFsssEGs'
I Sif M III ss snns ssa sY %
advertising only 20 cents per line
A''a-l lpSRRTIsIsd sefrr 20 CENTS PER LINE '0
1a''a'y xbsRsTlsiN osiessT 70 CENTS fER LINE ''lo
W'dn''sfy 2f'ffsT 20 CENTS PER LINE 1850
.na''o.X XbVsRTisiNa sGSfi III 80 CENTS PER LINE s1'
'''''' A6IsRrisIsd DS'ssf! 40 CENTS PER LINE. sea
'''''. ADVERTISING SisGSfi 70 CENTS PER LINE ''"
Total. .aoo
D' ADVERTISING 20 CENTS PER LINE 1850
s. FELT HAT. 81 oo SILK HATS, So so.s
worth SO. Is New Church ST., stairs
DYEING AND CIEANING-NEw YORK DYEINGc
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KEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS MADE 70 MEASURE,
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allays all pain aud cures wind collie.
PARKER's GINGER TONIC STRENGTHENS THE
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~
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Bowel complaints
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taking RADwAr's READY RrLsr No sonEs.ton Or in:
she r. KxLrxT ~" -
For hcadschs whether sick nervous; atism lu-
p:n. and ID in the S.s pn%s ne 9, I
pains in tho bowels heartburn and Of all kinds
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SO cents Sold by druggists DR. RADwAY, 81 Warren
PONDS EXTRACT. THE MOST POTENT CURA-
Who have used jnauire concerning It's yrsass
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
JOHN MATTHEW'S. LIST sv.. and 2sshs.. city
"sEE WHAT GO0DLY OUTSIDE FALsEH0oD.
ssd ns se .ss 20 not s
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THE HIGHEST AWARD GRANTED ANY Ex-
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~ Libraries and Books bought.
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The New York herald., 1876-10-19

THE PUBLIC NJ LONGER LACK GENUINE
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The New York herald., 1876-10-19

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