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REDUCTION In PASSENGER FARE
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

REDueTI,oeS:, MIN ~ ! rA Ass ES sEYs FARE
PASSENGER TRAINS leave West Point DAILY
at 8 A. NJ arriving at Richmond ut 10 A. 81 cs'S
Richmond st s T.. 81, arriving at West POINT IL
Trains connectat West Point with steamers irSs s
Baltimore and oil eastern points ON WEDNEsDA ior
FRIDAYs, and SUNDAYS, and With ssesm .n,y ,Ss
Baltimore and all eastern points OH MoaD->AS'
WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS. o.oo
Fare to Baltimore and return. 20
Fare TO Washington S0
Fare TO Phlladelphl2. 40
Fare 70 New York......... ..........''.'''' u 90
Faro 10 -, ,ona
THROUGH FREIGHT IRAI ySi le,Ss a sna Sun
DAY. connecting at West Point with NJ
delivering fyigh. IN Baltimore early next no,riss
returning, leave West Point as 2:l5 X ID, az IA
as RschSnd Ct r ~ and md sSnheenss and Dam
yilie railroad yos af southern points. ,oID.y
+ EXPIRES FREfGHT received Oh MOsStn a.;ii
WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY be11re 1. M n 3
be delivered In Baltimore the following "a! a.
IocAI FREIGHT TRAINS with pssssmnse IN
coaches attached leave Richmond &C sou a. ~. -
TUESDAYS; THURSDAYS. aud sATUhpat ,Is
and leave West Point for Richmond me MI ans II.
At 1856 A. M, arriving as RsnmGnc .ann@nsl.s 70
the travelling ppbiic and shippers that the msAh ave
of this line between baltimore and West pppns y, the
been feftted in che most thorough manner tot Inv
aceonmodatton ds passengers ana g In
ample lime to connect with the rail lines tor rsf
delphfa, New Fork, Boston, and all eastern ahu
rsn nssa.s Kchaoha s q TsSss % nom sodA
gu s IL. e. DOUGLASS, Superintendent
f.. w.N. BRAGG, Master Transpor Z, ln1 =
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEseEAKEl
RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT,
RICHMOND, VA, March Is, 1876. J
REDUCTION. ~
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ROOTS. SHOES. &c.

r AIDES L ASTING CON N
IL GRESS CATERS and LACEds
no nails-low, broad heels, for
old ladies: old gentlemen's Caters and Low Shoes
Misses, Boys, Children's, and InfSnt's Shoes
Trunks, Satchcly, Valises, &C., at
j. A.. GRIGG'S. -
aul2 Tenth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-12

T OST, on yesterday, on Main street near
Ia Eighth, SET OF CkOCHETED MKTssBith
pink border They were made bya little girl trho
was in this way trying to raise funds for misstoI-
paid for their return to the Library OF che Young
Mems Christian Association. au 12-2tS
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,uCyrIOy sALEs..-Futurc Days.
3, q Fourfeenth. street.

BY e. ID. Eacho, ! ,,a. .,
a EstSst 1Eshf ana Aus oaeer,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-29
alexandria 6azette
FRIDAY EVEN'G., SEPTEMBER 20
LUcIEN BEARD.-The Richmond corTes?ou.

LUcIEN BEARD.-Tha Richmond corTes?ou'
dent of the Petersburg Index says
IN be sorry if the Governor refuses to par
don Lucien Beard. True he vas an accom-
plished horse thief, hut his error was rather
rhe sinful love Of horse-hesh than the man de-
sire of gain of the common tibet. Aud then he
was as gallant to the ladies, SO kind to tie
poor, SO bold 10 his operatious-snch dashng
knight of the read. When at last lie was ar
rested he more than once broke Jail aud es.
capped in heroic style. lie was 10 Ar kansas or
Missouri when last arrested. lie had married
and settled down it seems to quiet domestic
honest life, when he was betrayed hy lase
friend; the detectives were put unon hls track
and he was brought back 10 Virginia and
lodged in the penitentiary. He has been re-
markably good prisoner and serves the State
10 the capacity of hospital steward. lie physics
the sick, comforts the disprted and closes the
eyes of the dying convicts who come under his
charge. There is nothing of the brigand in
Boards look nothing dark or sinister about
him. No fierce lowering black eyes and brcws
or matted hair or desperately cut mouth and
savage moustache. On the contrary ne Is good
looking being at least SIX lcet tall, well shaped,
modest in demcauor, blonde 10 appearances,
and man that would pass muster anywhere
as up to, if not far beyond, the average. But
yet he is horse thief By nature and was sen
fenced to eighteen years imprisonment. he
reasons for pardon arc on account of his tam
ily, his good conduct as prisoner and because
whco arrested he was apparently trying to re-
form and lead life Of virtue and honest ~
dustry. 1t must, however, be for the Govcrn' !
to decide, il indeed he has not already decided
whether all of these reasons combined are suit
in, aoc fp ~
Beard"
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plINT.S, OILS, FURNISHES, dc

ssAINTs, DI,E;, VAE&!SuGS, READ
/ mixed Paints, Zoo! Paint, Avcri!! Chcinl.
cal Paints &C. &C., large stock on hanu Ana
offered II reduced prices.
arsa l.. ). EADBEATGH Z BRO
y'EuOuhAGE HON Il Man l ACIU he
a am now manufacturing q good and cheap
PAINT, OF several coiors, tho body OF wnich IS
ecusl 10 Lead ard Oil, which ."r LIN roots,
barns, stables, fences, &c, will ~ found very
suitable rs well Is economical, aid 81 improve
meat over cth"T cheap mixed Paints now III the
market For brick walls with \ northern cS-
rosurc It will &C. as Is preventive 10 dampncss.
For iron i. makes n solid a!d lasting costing,
imuc-rious TO .noiSurc and u preventive oi ri;sl.
Being Of various shades of color the cnrEce siit!
trimmings c,:n be painted II suit. This l'AlEt
has ben uscl IS one railroad company Aid 81
many OF the farmers in this vicinity, ard :
highly recommended by al who have tiled i.
Price, single gallon. Ioc. u gallons &c per gal.
bbl, or 10 gallons, GOc per gel. Cali "Ad eN'
ammo @anplca =! 81 King st under ',"Tcia ts!i.
mi 81 w. 1. C!.Eit1l ibN.
Z lME, CEMEHT, CALGlAED ILAS-
Il TER, ROOFING, FELL and ROuFlHu
FITCH always Oh hard and for cheap -
3 Z. PEAkE ( CO,
mia lS7 King st.. Alcyuad:is. Va.
Il lMpEKIA EKGNCil GkH&2.
L il not poisonous; i. Is !ac III textures In:
more body, and is .hc most hrl!l@a! III lA'
world. For ). l. T. !EAkE y 90,
~ Isl King street
GpEADY MINED PAINTS Of AL the d:li'r
Ls cnt ll,.os supplied y! factory PRICE
| Sample cards and estimates furnished Upon ap'
| pics,1a
| My9 JAN \ Il / " ~
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This company o:!u!3 ti;!i:gaiici facilities tur
the transportation u !rcigh. snl pmsacngcr*
and VIII rnn their s.rslncg- regularly ~ tu!lrWs
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NOTICE..


&c. &c. 1Al. AI h'l'" !:..zs.a :
POTOMAC ElN 81: ST M E:::,.
The stcamc: E-AtRt.S5,i, Ga,.t. j. i. l;a::cr,
vii! lrnyc pier ~, i.gh. street, Baltimore, EV F..
nI III E"SDAI, at y. N. Returning, Viii!
!aa.o AIcxunl.i. EV @Hy FRIDAY, ~ tar
The s;calncr THEODORE WEEM. CAPT.
James Harper, "iH leave pier 10, Light E:roc,,
Eai!in orc, ~ r..tl THURSDAY, =. > =. IA.
Returning, Nil leave NIcAaairir ENGki
MNNltAY. 1T 1870 i. II.
Freight will not 10 received artar 4 y. "a
Both steamers wall stop cac: "ay n tIci' IL.
srcc!Nc riY"r iMud!ny*
For further information srriy !"
J. i:itDDhi,; y co, agents.
!n!. Il II King street
INLAND 4 &EA#nAkp uO.i5Tl>G 60.
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GROCERIES, AND LIOTORS

E uST RECEIVED PER SCHOONER J. Y,
e WELLINGTON and in s:ora
lis 5bls prime !, Z and 3 MACKENZIE.
100 half bbl=, quarters and kits l Il 2 Mackorel.
loJ bbis primo SHORE SPLIT lIERE1NGS.
Which wo offer At tho lowest markes RATS.
The HACkEREL va. GuhEANTEi. 20 Be
The best in the msrc:
sop slim \. LINDSAY & CO.
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i NlIEAP FISH
have in store and 20 arrive s. large quantity
OF FISH, all varieties, which / vii! clos" o! III
reduced prices.
$50 bbls MackcroI, i,vs l. > and j; ..i-u III Hts.
2UO bbls Split Herring.
$50 bhIs Round do, cllcap fronl 70 10 3 i lhl
100 bhls Potomac do, Fam. knc, Net and N"l.
POTOMAC SuAD and SliAD ROE.
Il woiild be 10 your adv.ntag" 10 call AID tx
amino my stool; before purchasing elsewhere.
) j. REED,
No ~ south Union street.
eva ST. M, II south Wh.rycs.
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A GRICULTURAL SALTS, &c.-Sulphato
"A Soda, Sulphate Ammonis, Nitrate Soda,
Oil of Vitriol, Sulphate Potash and Carbonate
Potash for the manufacture of tortlizals, for
sale by
sep l6 +. 8. LEADBEATER S BRO
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RICHARD L.. NsaEisT,
, WV e T,lIrN'IlrT np a ~ | 4

A CAkD.-G;rruins!ancc rendering 1t de-
II. sIrab:o tina. / should oca:a III Ba!til!nrr
hsyc trans !crrea my DENTAL, tRAcTlCt III
AlcHandris t. DIR. y. \ HuSi: Lie HIS been
for 50 t!.nuY years ,&Sociatad with me IS tc need
no introduction ~ endorsement his skill, ability
and reputation tYr honesty and high integrity
hciu, We'll kaow-, | cordially commend Inn;
to tho favor Of nay friends and patients. rs well
worthy OF the position IL WHICH he succeeds, a'1
bcs peak for hin the practice With which, tor $"
long, have Lacit favored. ..,.,,,
JAMES &. HODuklN.
Alc.s!.Gis "a, mar IU-ti
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POLITICAL.

The Dayton, Ohio, Journal looks upon Mr.
Thurman as the most excessive talker for man
Of real ability who ever sat in the Senate.
The New York Evening Post regards Mr.. Hen
bricks as "poor, stumbling. shutting, two faced,
flexible waiter upon the tides with no more con-
sistency than lump Of dough-" and it is griev-
ously disappointed at finding Speaker Kerr rec
ommeAding such man for the Presidency.
The Washington correspondent ofthe New York
Times says the democratic caucus showed that
each man was looking to his constituency alone.
They recognize that the Presidency is lost, and
also the control Of the next Congress, and each
wants to make sure for himself OF what he can lay
hands upon; and what is more, those who act
most promptly on this policy are likely in the end
to be best off,"
The Rome (Ga) Commercial publishes Bob
Toombs' recent rampant and rebellious speech in
full and says;
God knows we have striyen hard with the per-
verse nature that is in to be reconciled and har
monious, but since Blaine S hyena speech, and the
Endorsement that followed it, we say, all hail Bob
Toombs!
Blaine simply called attention to the personal
responsibility Of JEFF Davis for the dreadful hor-
rors ana cruelty perpetrated at Andersonvlle, and
asked to have separate vote taken on the ques-
ton of restoring to him full political privileges,
and which, by the way, he had not asked for.
The Confederate and doughface scheme was to
confer complete amnesty upon him, In order that
be might be sent back to the United States Sen
ate, and be an available democratic candidate for
President. The little game was blocked by Blaine
and herce the Confederate rage This Georgia
paper says that it has 'strvcn hard to be recon
ciled and harmonious" A good many Northern
people have also stIiyen hard to be reconciled to
thing. going in the South, but it is asking
rather too much Of human nature TO be reconciled
to ,hr Ardersonvilie monster and they prefer to
remain irteconcilable and inhalmoniops to the
Randall CoN-lIill proposition to return him to the
Senate, for that is what it amounts to-Chicago
Yrint
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GENERAL NEKlS.

Fresh eggs are selling for twenty cents dozen
in New York.
The Piussian government compels bakers to
keep their bread at least one day before selling.
The New York Graphic remarks that good
many young men have ulsterior reasons for wei
coming the cold snap,
A gentlemen of Lynchburg, Va, owns set of
chessmen neatly nodded in lead from bullets picked
up on the battlefield near Appomattox Court
house.
The State Department, it is alleged, has been
notified that neither Great Britain nor Germany
will interfere to cause termination of the Cuban
strife.
OF the total number of fires in Boston last year,
Is were caused by defective fues, AZ were of in
cendiary origin and 1913 were from causes un.
known.
1t is rumored that Captain General Jovellar of
Cuba, the recent appontee, has sent to Spain his
resignation, because Of the opposition manifested
by the United States TO his political programme.
A Philadelphia man gained four and half
pounds weight in one week by eating oatmeal.
But he Is wearing out his Ulster oyercoat scratch
ing his back against the door.
The arithmetic man of western paper has dis
covered if every one of the 5000, 900 families in
the American Union would only skim the soap
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PASSED TO BE ENACTED.

An act to amend an act entitled an act to
amend sections GO and CA of chap. 40 Of the
revised statutes relating to foreign insurance
companies; an act to amend sec. of chap. 10 OF
the revised statutes in relation to the time in
which assignees shall file an inventory in the
probate court; an act to amend sec. Is chap. So
of the revised statutes relating to the partition of
real estate; amend chap. IS, Sec l of the revised
statutes in relation to libraries charitable societies
and pubhc cemeteries; an act to legalZe the do
ings of the town of Vinalhaven; act additional
to and to amend act to incorporate the proprietors
of the Wiscasset bridge.
Bill an act to amend sec. IS, chap. 4, of the re-
vlsed statutes, relating to elections, read twice
and laid on the table, on motion of Mr.. CLEAyES.
Mr.. uoBsoN laid on the table the following
amendmen mt 10 the general railroad bill, which was
ordered to be printed:
The amendment is to amend House document
No. co. by striking out sec. II as reported in the
bill, and substitute follows "All questions re-
lating to land damages, and other questions in re-
lstlon to railroads, not conflicting with this act,
shall be settled provided in chap. 81 of the
vised statutes, which shall remain in force.
On motion of Mr.. ROBINSON Of Lincoln,
Adjourned.
BILLS, PETITIONS. &c, PRESENTED AND Re-
FERRED.
By Mr. HAYNEs-Pettion of Newell Polls
Newell, that the resolve for taking the census of
the Penobscot Tribe Of Indians be so amended
that he shall not be excluded therefrom. Referred
to the Committee on Indian Affairs.
BY Mr.. SToRY-Bill an act to authorize the sale
of certain lots Of land in township No. II, II. A,
w. Z. l.. S. Referred to the Committee on State
Lands and State Roads.
BY Mr.. CLlFFoRD-Pctition of j. Harris and
ll2 others of Stockton for abolition of the death
penalty. Referred to the Committee on the Judi
Ciary.
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KENNEBEC COUNTY.-In Probate Court, at
augusta on the second Monday Of January, 1876.
4 CERTAIN INSTRUMENT, purporting to be
IN the last will and testament of Henry e. Hard
ing, late of Augusta, in said county, deceased
having been presented for probate:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the second Monday OF
February next in the Kennebec Journal, a news.
paper printed in Augusta, that all persons in
terested may attend at Court of Probate then to
be holden at Augusta, and show cause, if any, why
the said instrument should not be proved, approved
and allowed as the last will and testament of the
said deceased.
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEWINs Register. 3WGt
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grease off Of their dshwater and invest Its pro-
ceeds in sinking fund at per cent compound
interest, the proceeds in l69 years, months and
IL days would pay off the national debt.
The public is assured that the hotel keepers in
Philadelphia will not exact extortionate prices dur
ing the Centennial summer Thirty-four hotels,
including all of the largest, report that their pri-
ces will not be increased more than ten to twenty
five per cent, making their charges from 81 to
S. day. Such hotels as the Continental, Globe,
Girard and Grand Union will rise to 50.
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Csl, fer The Republican National
Convention.

The next Union Republican National Conven-
.;,n for the nomination of candidates for Presi-
DENT and Vice President Of the United States, will
he held in the city of Cincinnati, on Wednesday
Jone l4th, 1876 at IL O'Clock noon, and will con-
sst of delegates from each State equal to twice the
nnmber of its Senators and Representatives in
Congress and of two delegates from each organ
lied Territory and the District of Columbia.
In calling the convention for the election OF
delegates the committees Of the several States are
recommended to invite all republican electors ana
All other voters, without regard TO past polltica
difference or previous party affiliation, VINO are
opposed to reviving sectional issues, ana uesfe "
promote friendly feelings and permanent harmony
throughout the country by maintaining ana en-
forcing all the constitutional rights OF every Gnu
zen. Including the full and free exercise OF tne
RIGHT of suffrage without intimidation and WIN
ont fraud and who are in favor OF continued pro-
sacution and fuller punishment Of all official dis
honesty and an economical admnlstratsh
Of the government by honest faithful and capaoe
officers who are iu favor of making sucn reforms
ia the government as experience may IRON time
a. time suggest who are opposed TO imparlng the
credit of the nation by deprecating any OF ITS 90
legations, and in favor Of sustaining IN every way
the national faith and financial honor; VINO holo
that the common school system is the nursery OF
Amercan liberty, and should be maintained alb
solutely free from sectarian control; who be-
ieye that for the promotion OF these ends the
direction of the government should continue to
be copfided to those who adhere to the principles
of l776, support them as incorporated in the con-
stitutjon and laws. and who in favor of recog-
nizing and strengthening the fundamental princi-
pie Of national unity in this centennial annivers-
(Sigued), E. d. MORGAN,
Cnsirmsn Of the Republican National Committee.
VIM. E. CHAMBER, Secretary.
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Of all nosts of honor and influence, so

of all posts of honor and influence, so it
will be in regard to the favors of the gov
eminent should the democratic party OBJ
tain the power to dispense them-the
North will be taxed and stripped to build
up the South. We shall go on, as ever,
paving the bulk of the taxes, and they
will turn the bulk of the expenses where
treason can be rewarded. Snch is the
programme for 1876, as forcshadowed by
many confederate propositions now be-
fore Congress. Let the intelligent and
patriotic taxpayers watch this league of
southern ex-rebels and northern dough-
faces
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SheriH's Sale.
KENNEBEC ss.-January eth, 1876.

kENNEBEC ss.-,January 9th, 1916.
Taken on execution j f. Taylor against Samuel
5: smith and WI De soid AZ pnolic auction at the
county, on Saturday, the 4th day of March, A. ID.
1876, at ten o'clock, A. NJ, all the right in equity
which the said Smith has, or had at the date of the
attachment on the original writ, to redeem the fol-
lowing described real estate situate in Mt Vernon
and Fayelte. in the county of Kennebec, being the
said Smiths homestead place, and fifty acres of
land in Parker's Pond and being the same two par.
cells OF land described in certain mortgage deed
1871. recorded in Kennebec county Registry, Book
2sl, Page 463. to which reference Is had for full
and particular description, the same being subject
to said mortgage, given to secure the payment of
one thousand dollars in one year from date with in.
terest at nine per cent. payable semi-annually.
3w7 &c, FULLER, Deputy Sheriff
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est:- WIN. NJ. sTRATTON, Clerk.
(.4JsirQct of p,rs rrit.J

Assumpst to recover $500 for professional SER
vices and disbursements, in the action said deit.
against Fred W. Harmon, according to an account
annexed The declaration also contains count
Date of writ May %, 1873, returnabe to Aug. Z.
1873. Baker Baker, Attys for Ptf
true copy Of the order Of court with abstract of
the writ.
k3w5 Attest VIM. NJ. STRATTON, Clerk.
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IT. x. BAKER, Judge,
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register. 3w!


KENNEBEC SS.-Supreme Judicial Court, October
Term, 1878.
JOSEPH BAKER VS.. ATWOOD HARMON.
A MD now on suggestion to the court that the de-
"A PENDANT at the time of the service of the
writ was not an inhabitant OF this State, and
had no tenant. agent or attorney within the
same, that his goods or estate have been at
tached in this action, and that he has had no no.
tee of said suit and attachment, it is
Ordered that notice of the pendency of This suit be
given to the said defendant, by publishing an at.
tested copy of this order together with an abstract
of the plaintiffs writ, three weeks successfully in
the Kennebec Journal, the State paper, printed at
Augusta, in the county of Kennebec, the last pub.
next term of this Court, to be holden at Augusta,
within and for the county of Kennebt c. GU the first
Tuesday of March, 1876 that said defendant may
then and there appear. and answer to sand suit if
he shall see cause.
Attest WIN. NJ, STRATcON Clerk
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SUMMARY OF ASSETS.
Cash in Banks, Sll,, s9i 90
Bonds and Mortgages, being FIRST lien
on Real Estate, worth s. 0S5 600, 202i,553 10
United States Stocks <malket value,) 26i5,5OU %
Bank Stocks, e 30j,56. 50
State Bonds " 10 600 90
Loans on stocks, payable on demand
(market value Of securities j6.tSjt0) $50 80 %
Interest due on LIST Of January, 1876, TO, l37 II
Balance in hand Of Agents, 24l, rs 81
Bills Receivable and SalyaCes, 10 $50 81
Total Assets, Si0702l -
LIABILITIES.
Claims for Los outstanding on Is.
January, 1876, 10 t1t 50
Dividends unpaid, 1865 90
Reserve for Reinsurance, Is 9,l9. 3!
Amt fire Sks written in Maine, loiJ. 5id9 SIS 90
premiums received on same, Gs.G49 20
Losses Paid, 2,,}iY OF
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Special Not!frs.
Renne's Magic Oil.

Used outward or inward it never does harm
AS sure you're iathiiil, ut works like n charm"
Use RENNF'S MAGIC OIL. for Headache,
Use RENSE'S MAGIC OIL for Toothache,
Use RENNE'S MAGIC OIL for Spraius,
Use kENNE'S MAGIC OIL Tor Neuralgia,
Use RENSt'S MAGIC OIL Tor Catarrh,
Use RENNE'S MAGIC OIL for Colo and cramps,
Use KENNk'S MAGIC OIL for Cholera Morsrs,
Use RENNE'S MAGIC OIL for Kidney Complaint.
Sold by all respectable dealers in Medicine.
VIM. KENNE & Sons, Proprietors, Pttsfeld
Mass. aug2o-t &wly
A CARD.
To all who suffering from the errors and In
dscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss of manhood &c, will send recipe that
will cure lou, FREE OF CHARGE. This grea
remedy WAS discovered by missionary in South
America Send self addres sed envelope to REV.
JOSEPH T. i~MAN, Station D., Bible House, New
York City. nov20.teod&w3m