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WHEELER & WILSON'S
New No. z Machine,

xow ssr tina 1-sE tzme introduced 70 the p1b-
llC, ranks In exnellenee Eith their famous
Ns- Machine. bu1 haz some notifications
aaEPalng II 70 special classes q work Ths
Ta13sr VIII End il as wei suited % his work
asas NJ. G n leather work. 1t t-nlghr properly
be rerued the Tzzl0rAs MsGhlEe.
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SlsesIessness from 0Eertsratian.

1 2m happy 70 be aBIe 10 inform yoa that I
a9 sE5al improving an 4 hope sSSa 10 lse a14s %
say - Richard Is himself az ain" siaes have
been usIng the ArIn2dAll0- have had no EFoGBAs
In Sleeping. Caa take = nap Ia the Afsern09E,
znd sieeD 1om zaxa 1exF morning
g. L LOBDELI-
PresidSrt L0sIeiI Car " h.zeL Ia
WUIxGToS, April Ii. I5s5.
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CTANDARD SCROLL BOOK fusr cut, haz
- 3D. dessgHs and ideas Invaluable % al
Painters. &C. Jusz EHe Thing wzased and uIzsr
be sel % be &pBEeeIzt6A Ualy g. ExaRlRe
zt any book store or pzIBters' s1Fply s10re-
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-22

SWe AzEe NUMEROUS se1ters ffum physicians
who have used t1le AEmz3filo. The eezcaey 81
these Baaas and S0les Is Clearly essaaIIshesi IN
Ger am forms Of Rheumatic Affections, Neu-
ralgzz, Weakness OF the Back and Abt0men-
etc Tne PaIyeTIlacnH Cham, whicn h&s re-
eeiFed the disl1u gnsS7ed appreciation of SIR
Charles L0eok ANA @5Gher EGEOPeza scienEisEz,
l. largely Ese1 IN EagIsn4, and. rs the AF4a-
SssE2o s.eIfoE9as the szEe functions and prze4 Es
the szme pTInespae. only IN = m1re convenient
form. there is no reason why II sbould nos Rk-
tain the eeaea<s1E her-."-Phy s1eIzn and Rh2r-
EnAc1sEv soTenDex. 15s&
and many physicians Of high rsp1te, ana
some within our own knowledge, testify - the
beneficial Use q electrs-mzgnetIsM by sech
-SanIL&E1a4, Nay ISIS.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-22

IhaEe used rour Bands and Soles and Hni
them In every way worthy the eOH6deHcE ol
the Medical Profession.
J. W. TREEwORTHY, MD.
MUKcK, Ind, 0c1 =. IsI6.
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-22

In a. case Of chronic and sab-asHtE srshris5s
my patient, q very inselia9eaE yv1ng tadg, has
derives infinitely az0EE DeneRt from YOEE
Band than frgra AL the blisferIEz. bsadsg7az.
01EafFsssed sp9Hges- &c, she eniHre1 as thE
hzEsds Of o8e Of acw York Cay aasE enlnenf
sstsy sfeians- HENRY I. BAhNzoS, Nd.
eALEE, \. C., June, Is75-
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wAYNES
'DHgETTC AND ALTERAfIYR
ELIXIR OF
BUCHU. JUNIPER
ACETATE Potash.

ACETATE POTASH.
a View zna Valuable FTsnarEtlsn far fhe Re-
IisE and Eure uf Gravel. RheHEa1ar ana 6sHtE
Anaalsnssx. FAin n ne BACK. ErzEaiEs nls-
szssz. Bails. kn- A san EHersuzaEs q ihe -
snrR q FsseF ana AEnA
Exun5nrsasea ~ - f~Hzssszrs.
u. BgRDxAL q CO.
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FOR SALE BY

Druggists. Homeopathic PkaK1nas-
cists and Surg ieAI IRskrameRS
Dealers and the soles by Shoe
Dealers. or viii be seat free en- re-
ceipt of price by
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TESTIM ONIALS
YOU SHOULD READ.
Perfect Fitting to EFeFy Part sf the
Bedy. Always SAFE. Always
Ready fsr Use.
THE
ARMADILLO
THE


No shock or unpleasant sensation exBe-
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TO the nerves ge4Eae sEAmulas. EeEfvIsg cir
czlaGi0n. removing Ton gesIiOa. Pain aad sore
ness For Neuralgia, Rheamasista. -srtasica
Lumbzgo. Weak Back. Seryoasnsss. Creme 81
Debility Imperfect GiTsalasioz, &C. &c-s e.
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WArEEEsHA. W5s- Dee. 9 1Ek

KAUEEEsaA. Wis, Dec. g 1S7z
have used the Azmzlzlll0 f9r neuralgia in
the head its effect zp9a NE was wonderful
Z reiseF-s me In veYT few TninGses- / have
been subject To this fearful disUEder for many
Years hut have fund nothing 70 equal your
Eieczro-ma znetse remedy. also Use the soles
with great satisfaction. r l. 0OVK-
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DEAR STR: used your Soltzic ArmAsiIIir
" ashland in two cases Of MUSCULAR kBe4ma-
ElssH with entire Success siAan, with great
pleasure, Try II IN sIEaiiarcases N the future
TsuEs. &C..
"GHAs- Z HA. KLEY. Md
"45 " est Thirty first street
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The Band succeeded admirably in the case of
ehFDnic rheumatism G8r EhGch gus iE. 1 re-
CO.'S nend II most cordially for ss1cn-
sE. GEO- W. TEACKLE- ND
Is EarK aveHHe. Baltimore.
JULY "A, 1875.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-13
PERSEVERE
In the use of this remedy until cured
It Contains the great healing ele-
ments of 5lants in their essen
tial form as obtained by
distillation.

Catarrh, in its extent and destructive force
stands next to Consumption and is closely allied TO
it for Ia certain constitutions the transition IRON
one to the other is only question of tlme. 1t Is
therefore singular thing that those afflicted with
it should not make 1t the object OF tner lives TO RIA
themselves OF it. A single bottle of any remedy
cannot, in the chronic stage, effect cnre nor even
bring the system under its influence fully: IN
many such cases the bones and cartilage of the
nose are eaten away, the organs of hearing, of see
ing, and OF tasting SO affected as to be rendered
useless the uvula so elongated and inilamed as I"
produce a constant and distressing cough. The
return to health must necessarily be slow, under
the most favorable circumstances, when so serl
ousy afflicted; but the evidence of Its great val
ue daily comes to hand, we become more and MOI c
satisfied that there does not exist of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by judicous and persistent
use of Sanford's Radical Cure for Catarrh. The
relief in every case obtained from the first dose Is
an indication OF what it will do when the So stem is
brought constitutionaily under lis influence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-13
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Augusta, Mouse, Squirrel e. Five Islands,
BOOihbay. HOdgdOn's Mills. and Inter.
mtdtate landings ON the kenMebec.
TIE FINE STEAMER
HENRY MORRISON,

GEO. w. SNOWMAN, Master, on and after Sat
urday. July Isl, will run follows:
SATURDAY AFTERNOON will leave Augusta
at /, Hallowel at 80, Gardiner at 2 Richmond
SIS, Bath AS, Mouse Island q. Boothbay go,
Squirrel Island T. arriving at Hodgdon's Mills al
$50.
MONDAY, returning, leave Hodgdon's Mills al
$50, squirrel Island at !, Boothbay $50. Nous
Island 5, Bath. 9l5 Richmond 1915 Gardiner L.
Hallowell 1880. arriving at Augusta at L. Nj.
TUESDAY. will leave Augusta al A. M, Hal
lowell 80, Gardiner 8. Richmond 9.l5, Bath lo45
Mouse Island IL, squirrel Island IL 20, arriving al
Boothbay at /. +. NJ.
Returning, will leave Boohbay Tuesday after
noon at 2, squirrel Island 2.30. Mouse Island 3
Bal 4.l5. Richmond 5i5, Gardiner I, Hallowei
1870, arriving at Augusta at 5.
WEDNESDAY, leave August at and make her
landings on the kennebec River same time as
Tuesdays trip, arriving at Boothbay at II 80
Squri el Island IL, nodgdon's Mills 1890.
THURSDAY, leave liodgdons Mills for Angus
ia at $50 in the morning, and make her findings
same as Monday.
FRIDAY, will leave Augusta at ! and make the
round trip same on Tuesday.
FARES-Single Tickets each way.
Augusta t. Richmond, 30 cents; TO Bath, Is cts.
Hallowell to Richmond 10 cts: to Bath, 65 cts.
Gardiner to Richmond - cts; to Bath, 81 cts.
Richmond to Bath 40 cts.
Augusta, III Howell and Gardiner to Boothbsy, : |
TlCKETs FOR ROUND TRIrs.
Augusta to the Islands or Boothbay. 81:
Hallowcl " O.
Gardiner \" Lot
Richmond " LIZ
Bath " same as other routes
The fare for school children or paities male NJ
for excur- ions at reduced rates.
All freight and baggage must have the owner
name ard place Of destit alton on the same, or Il
will not be received on board The steamer co,.
Augusta, July J 1876.
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CATARRIl.

FROM GEO. W. SHATrUCK, ESQ, LATE FOREIGN
ENTRY CLERK. BOSTON CUSTOM HOUSE.
Gentlemen, | have been troubled with Catarrh
for several years, but by the OF your remedy 1t
has been greatly relieved This summer have
been entirely free from it. make use OF 1t IN my
family Tor colds in the head, and find 1t an effect.
ual remedy. car confidently recommend it to all
who are similarly afflicted.
Very truly yours,
October 2s, 1874. GEO. W. ollATTUCk.
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$500 REWARD.

The above reward will be paid for information
which shall procure the conviction Of any person
guilty of setting an incendiary fire during the
present municipal year, either previous or subse
Quent to this date.
CHAS. L. NASH, Mayor.
Augusta April 3, 1876 apr4t&wu
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ECU ALLIED
By any other Preparation.

Gentlemen, II have kept Sanford's Radical Cure
on hand since its first introduction in this vicinity,
and the sale and satisfaction i'll its use have been
unequalled by any other similar preparation with
in my knowledge.
W. IL. WILLIS, NJ. D.,
Druggist and Apolhecaly, Reading, Mass.
September 10, 1915.
Each package contains II Treatise on Catarrh
and Dr.. Santord's Improved lnhaling Tube.
Price . co. Sent to any part of the United States
for $l.25. For sale by druggists everywhere
WEEKS Il POTTER, Boston, General Agents.
AS-Use SANFORDS JAMAICA GlNGER-The
Great Family Medicine.
, 1876-10-21
CHAPLAIN M'cABE'S DREAM.

CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-Chaplain 1lcCahn mu1e
one Of the best speeches that were delivered
before tho late Methodist Conferences IN thl,
city. III the courEe Of his remarks l,o very
gooa-huu'osctlly Lit OIL tho prevalent tendency
among phraons In general, and Rock River
Methodist parsons In particular, to pass long
wh,dcd Resolutions nbont lttl0 mattera Of de-
nom'nntlonaa difference, when they might en-
ploy their timc in preaching tic Gospel OF
Christ. md the grand principles Of morality.
lie sail:
must toll soa Of dream had not long since.
was ly!n. tn bct one nIght tossing an,l turning,
a assp Ess 1 sny Sns coae ,osaa
encos about that time (laughtcsl. md You know
M that & e. not, tho r ss'Isst Ead q Il walk
last. una II my dream I seemed 10 hesf
9sspGlally t's s9mlainsllns yoees Of sectstarlc.
ead asnsas sats' aeqe a.sea. nx
;ss.}ss Ts}s ses'e II: Witt m::iso: ess'eS
nttrr i lone,. long p,camsls md l,ua,ireds ia oi
lth"r!atee.l heard Il tremendous Therefore, Re-
. Aud I said, s'auraly, something il going h, b.
t!ane now, ana, continuing on IL Tho sann ltus Of
saFti anco. lie said: ''We haYr been III tic Hook
bts,k nf the xcs of tho St,o.tlss" tp1.anse. I''
l,!rta"rd on. mud ly mud BY found lnyaeN also
writing nnt resolutions, ami they fau titus:
NMENk ~ The rum tesNln OF the uatton never VA
r. Kat nrsrr 70 densn no' cf ~ csrruting,
!aruaa This uate u dsnl Into Eternity escsy y.ur:
~, MnSIE,s M Tho I:1nsn CataLo Church stand. euant
saa issyns ss s Il
HtMte IN i" wi null ~' - '"9
IT, Rss.s r s 'sS .a ds
tt,ustlDn of ohr .rstens ut puhlja n*tsueon: md
ss "a ss !: GSSa e! "a
, 1876-10-21
THE MICHIGAN CAPITOL.


LANs1Fo, Mich, O.t 20.-Thc walls Of the
Hcw Capitol arc pow entirely completed, except
tho dome. The tas-reliet OIL the main pcl[mcnt
Of tho building has tlo appearance of group Of
statuary, tho figures arc 70 prominent frum the
facc of tho wall. The roof Is nearly completed
over tho north anu surIth wings, and good progs-
rcss has hccu Inaslc in tho heating contract.
Only three b0tlers Will be set this ttslson; the
other three next spring. The stone for the por-
ttcos IL mostly cut, completely i!ll!ng up tho
yard with colutnna, capitals, bascs aid e,itab-
laturcs. Large hag-Rtules, some welghtuE ten
to fifteen tons, arc how hclug cut for tllu On.
trance. The Building Commissioners arc 40
we'll pleased With the constructlnn OF the Cliffrc
that ti!ny will give the preAont contractors 4
contract f0r stone fench around tue gro,ipds,
which occupies space of ten acres. Quite Il
quantity Of marble tile for tils floors has
bnen Rejected, and will not l>c 1lsetf.
Tho roof IL cotnposed 0f corrugated shect-iron,
coycrrd by tlyn inel,ea OF concrete Autl slrrtug,
with tin cuyeriNg, and supportetl by iron
trutscs Thcro is an iron eistern in each wlng
with q capacity nf forty-!ivc harrela, and one III
tha ccutrn huildtng which will hs,lll tM> burree.
The shylghts are ready for tho p!ate-glaas,
three By tWclYe feet. 1t Is expected to haye tho
heating contract 70 fnr completed tllnt stcun,
will bo let Inn in about q month. There nro yrtto
be lifted lS,Nt0 1lnclr feGt Ut Pipe In tho tlnms
and Wings. Thu rentt]at0ra, It ia esttInutctl,
will change the afr III lltu whole edilce once IN
twenty minutes. Tia heavy iron ribs for tho
dome arc being PLACED IN position, aud tho MIL
son work Will continue US long ns the weather
IL favorable.
, 1876-10-21

Eyypttrn corr<apondsnct SiH Ftaactsea Chronicle.
Almost thu strangtst sight In Egypt was at
the mosque Ut VI Axlla,,. Here II fho oldest
aud lnTgsst university In all tho East, aud the
number Ot students studying thrru at any tInIo
may bo cenpted w thousands. II was already
or lust day In Garp, All We WISHED to ylait II,
t0rsuttty Christians wer1 exposed tn insult
here, asla guard was at icast advisable II not
necessary, hut We IN our visit found no reason
TO suppose that state Of thugs still to exist. II
tonk u9 nearly two hours In ~ open, carriage
.!nlcr the scutehinY heat OF TIC midday SUI
lir:t to Eet ticket u uln,iasion a,ul tAcA for
E'llee olceF to areoMpanyus. Wpdrova through
t!lc Wllul!y nAttye quarters pf old Cairo, and
aliEhttns found our way through narrow alleys
70 fae MOSQUE Itself. The scl.ol was tu session,
or might rathes say in rpc,lsuhencc, ~ 1 euo.
poie = al"ays e.. tor the student. sleep, eat.
ald study al! Oh tho san,e spot. Around the
court ol tho fountain werr galleries Wllcre. as
VEL vs. Upon the ground below, mattresses an1
beds weiu epseA1 out; VIC entered mud found
ourselves III tho body. Of tbs sllco, long md
larry, with rs,t atht wails .on both sides and
capable ct holdings Ut least OtU personR, Ii was
So filled With students that it WAS viii, great
difficulty We could ,laku our wuy u,nony ;tcm
without soInc,i1les stepping upun them, These
students lvoksd lilo all the rest ot taY uatiYe*,
, 1876-10-21
THE GENERAL LAND.OFFICE.

ANIMAL Report nf Coinm1Asloner Williams.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 15.-lhe Hon. J, 4.
Williamson, Commissioner OF tho General Lnnd
0f1sse, has furnlal,ed tho Secretary Of tic 1nte-
rior synopsis Of hts forthcoming auuual re-
port, Of which the following arc the main points
Of fntcscRs: Tho cash receipts VI tho office dur
ing the fscal rcar onlctl Jnnc 90 aggregated
sL,747al5. Tic Total nunlbtr ut acres uf
% a ot Rafa WRSsS :! sSoS SSeoS ,as aeSts saf wess wss
absorbed b. homestead entries; t0s,t5 acrcs
were obtained by entries under the Timber Gull
tMrc Law: 1,000,000 ayrtA we're approved To VI
rtou. etates asswain1tlHnds; In, 0ooacrcs wore
certified To rnllrnatp unttcr lRnf gtnnts nt Cn1t-
grcss, and 64o,tDe acrss wero disposed Of by or
binary cash salcs. The total ltsposuis wrre
5Esol acres less ttan than those Ut tl,c precctt-
lnE year; ", ,S00,57 ucrca wcru surveyed during
previously surveyed, yet leaving to BE- surveyed
Cd stutca i,1:sa,o6655, Ri acrs. '
The Cotntpissutier concurs IN The opinion Uf
l!s predecessor, tint The public domain west uf
the l4oth 'uc!fdian al,,l east u Tho Sierra Ne
SadA Mountains should not be surveyed tu
minute subdivisions according to tho present
syst1u, exGept only tlM small portlons which
ass sasseptlcls Of cultivation without artificial
Ecgarl 10 tills portion Ut the country, that bar-
ren lanls shaultl bG thruNn open to purchase In
tracts Of unlimited sizc, as they arc worthless
without irrigation, which cannot .proltablY be
undeItRkcn for small preaa of lfu arrcs zach.
IF likewise rcnewa tho recommendation nf
Commissioner lillrtlette. that Is tho
only practicable neans Ut pre-
serving tho forests and country from waste an.l
destruction, ths t'oyernnlctlt timber iar,.ss
tmInetifatelE surveying ana offering tllaul for
saio IN unlimited quantities. ut not less than
},r0perly appraised valuations, Commissioner
Williamson also recommends Tho consolidation
of the Presumption and lluu.eatcal 1aws into
o'te general liomestcal system, anl urges tho
correction Of rertun errors In tho eomp!lailnn 0f
tho hcviscd Statutes, Mltl suggests legisltlun
authorizing tho bureau to dispose Of its p,lhli~
clllons, hnch u tin Centennial 3tAp and tho
Centennial Atlls, at prices which will cover
their tOat aiRl meet lilo continuous heavy dc-
!uantia tnr theu., which haze NOW to lc almost
Invariably rcfuse,1.
, 1876-10-21

nll-comrrchcnaiyc aautleru-flcbrtclalr I'LL, Of
whlc!, tho following L. copy:
4 hill dirretlnx compensation to be- allowed for
sta,ea army during tl,c iatc Wns.
ri: s;:;< x IL; IS s::;ss:; e !; &! &:
eo" e stssas cn Gnsa ses
neS r ny II
tho lato Civil Wnr. In the same manner ind untler
the sS,tn regulations AZ ctn,pcnsation is n'w nj.
lowed for QnarcFnstcr RtGfcH nEetl l1y mid nfmy:
fforttfd. hanrttr That the nfldayit nf The clA,n.
ant. supported t'y The competent Testimony Of any
taC tc aet d % H. n.e an Of r. .ne
ptupetiy by eatl army. lsut 1t IL not The intcntson
NJ th!s sct to limit tlla parties tc tho nmuunt Of
testimony mar ho takcn 10 cstabpi, to fact oi iho
mto and occupation and The rental value Of thr
property occuplrd.
It's es esssas sSt aso1 ass ss" 4 i e.ens FL fGFss e ts
United statcs' WHO n,ny present clulIns Tor
property Of a.iy lind used Or destroyed BY tho
Union army, could collect them from the Treas
ury II The (lll should become n law. The r!ti-
under It's provisions. agree IL sustain each
otl,cr's rlatnls: aud the Government would hc-
come liable for the amount, no matter what the
antcec'tcnts OF tho claimants might flayo been.
SHOOTING UNION s0tDtEtts.
j. IL Bowlcs, Of Virginia, clnllns 81 ,oN for
bacon, butter, aud clath!pg. 1lc sworu tint iiu
considered himself Unlou man throughout tho
Wnri yet IT was proved, BY Ills avn Testimony,
nephew anl some Union snl'1Ier, he essisttl IL
*hoott,g Union sosdtr. There was, however,
the usual proof aa TO Ills Loyalty.
Jnhi Davis, 0f lsrhm0N1, ia naturalixetl
E9gishman, end claims q, sIQ fur groceries,
business .tlilrug the. War for tho Itebels in
transporting LlockM2c-stUrcs up Jamcs luyer.
lie brings proof Of loyalty to tho Cnlun Oovcrn-
, 1876-10-21
THE PATENT OFFICE,

WAsHls0ros, Oct l0.-From Commissioner
Ductis annu.l statement uf tho operations ot
thy patentO Otirc, 4 appears thut 1t IL mnrc thur,
ae!f-snstAl,Iiug. The amount of naoucy re-
ccisetl on application for patents On trade
marks, designs, reissues, cxtenstous, CAVEATS,
ltsclaiHeys,- aud appeals, (rum Oct. i,
1870, to Sept. 20. 1876, WI. f71b,ll0.
There WAS als1 rucoIved for roptas Of spc:ihea-
snurecs-tt.rlulliE suiscriptln,,s to iAe Ogi;sas
natefts-$3 nv; making tic suta reeeIpts 57a,-
CT. Tlle total expenditures OIL account Ut The
Patent Olce during tl,e same 1crIml wa. $tal,-
Ss. thn rrI1sipa! !cs aelag si1 $50 for sauiics,
for photosraul,i,ig Iack Issues. Thers were
:9,4s applications received for puteute, und
la0l1 patcnts issued during tho year, tesIdcs
3,al3 pateIts allowed, but not issued fpr want
~ tho final Tee; also, ~ tralle-lnarks md 4v
tho same period. Only two patents were cx-