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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05
Brig Fidella Atwood South Amboy. n j. Parsons Loud
t.nprurn

Steamship Canma 0rl Iedicoat Bermuda with md'e ana
seawsSp Ftna rBr5 samson Port a. Prince Nov 10 o ss
vanilla 9Th Carthareua DIST colon 25th and
Isln oist 20 eE9erenced heavy head gales and seas.
Dec lat. - 10 N, Ion. u w. passed schr' ~ L. Wv
Bnrk F Whitney IN P-rr.boro 81, spcer H''rs 81
AZ n 10 J. r Whitney e co. A.u... 20
BARK Anroinctia tal Canero Genoa IS days IN oaa ~
Parr annie p,r simeon Is-horn 81 DAYS with marble
order; ioJ. W Parker Co. f'''e'
Rank Geo P Lawrence 1al POLES Ns1s. % So a'g' III
ballast - is-rencc Giles 20 s,,o dsys in ballast to Ben
nam AN = sv@@ SIT, ~ 100 tons ~ winfsor y. J. lie
cain Gaming y dav- ballast IN G. W Bertalh "
Prir STARLIGHT. Thompson, New-Haven. ID p"i'"'
hn Robert Dixon of pamnri'eotta 9mith c.ne M to
the city a m. Of 4th , 4,
WIN snn,et-At sandy Hook light s E. cloudy Al
city Island. W. cloudy.
FoREraE PORT 49,.
roy,ov Dec A-sal.d 2itb nit Hermod Cant krog aI
ult rreih.nfe 1rzhurs Slon for a1rou RNads:
ca'cTtta can't Devils sunhght both ior 49, Tor vheo:
,ri. can't Cordes Johsrues Nellie Nav O. w Ing 90
Ttiorva Area the steT ptb f,r peSsaco otere.
stone Can't Sye1asen ytI both for Sew-York; 4h inst
T nbv Atknson Tor pobov. Bal,,more a@ b nil
r.I ' vad ,sb nit Hermanos HoPnrt ' Ssnsego:
RI Si 9sf Teodclinda Couniess Of Due~u. and Lddo'
DOMESTIC PORTS
SAVANNAH Dec 4Arrived steamship NY o, Tonis
1snanl Havana. Nennphar Br bristol se rp Cory or
III
fGer.l. for Iiverrool. .- ~. ,t-,,aerer Ger .
Brandkon Barrow: Fr1ncesca r Ars,a ont,sI1 .mbro.
Za Caffrrina fAustl Thars RriHt H. Mara & 10 gaI
sano Ssuies Marghara Galao,s li Ntn' Tdop vii
nc lSor Svenfs-n Barcelona; Fanchon Cil p,,.bfa
llama Sell. Belfast CLEARED steamship Eoya sS CE peter
TTrero9i harks Chrs D1her Columbus knud +'h 49,
ccr[ Worimsnn Iatterdaln, Charles Rohl Gerh MONT
pm ,nrrpHa T.ec 4-Arrfved, shp Equ'ier Eoossren'
rFr Fnr. Carmichle'. McE A..
ncsroy Dec 4-Clearcd. Hannah W bun'y' DN'lo''
London. .-.-. ,-r-..
LogDoy Dec 4.Thc Lgerp92 Pot 'ays aver ,
anrCurces maj The Tsufpnia Br CAPT king In
veruoo Nov "a far Cor1nna and New Oreins previously
rcporfad 10 have hord near 0fnt1nier u 'Leis
tnn i'm propeller DAMAGED has arrived saeiy Ia 9ah'A
der ald viii proceed on the lih ins ~, ~. ,9 ,,r
Brig cant O'3r en, from view ORR Vcl I'D LOT
st. Mchacs reported al tlya disabled mas Oe-h 0On
demued.
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN STEAh@HIPs.
OuyVSsroyyy Dee 4-Te Cunard Line steamship batavia
Cap MouaGd from Boston nov 2t'ior LIVERPOOL af''4
here Is o'clock his morning. -.-.- , I'LL.
LArsF Dec THE state Line steamship STATE on lna.ana,
can't aflrr from York nov y for Gafgo"' arrived
here TO-DAY. , -. 49,. fan.
HavAvs. Dec f.-rhc steamship city Of vera 'ruA non
N-g urk. arrived here THIS morning. ,-.....-
steamship city 0i Washington sailed yesterday aSo'
for Sew FORK
Tor other ship Se'rs see rim Pags.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05

pOET OF NLW-YO-7--- ---------.------ DC. :
CLEARED.
steamship Norihumbra t3rl Hurst, Hnll Eng, Chas T.
Wright e f0
steiie. Glenlogau rB-l Lacoerg Pefnambueo and Bs
liq. Brazil. D.. t bGiiaYd.
Cuil.J D.. Wand B. ln
auslip Herman Livingston, Hazard. Savannah George
N0lre.
Bars Tigrs Itail. vr,ani Queenstown Falmouth for
orders. bfHhSln 4 H0Ycs1u.
a3IE Aueon.a I'lf.. Ilzraro Queenstown Falmouth or
Plymouth t't Dl..era Bent ARD Az EOrea04.
bari AntIuca dfal. Magcelo Corr or falmouth Tor or
dDre. Punch. t.l.e a. Go.
Bsri Nsha. AUST Msrorhui. Falmouth Eng. soeoych
d 90.
a. 60.
BARK Rosina Gla Palno Gloucester Eng, Punch, Edye
Bank AIbiEa DrpRot. Harre. France Boyd a hin.ken
BARK ALBANIA (~p4B.). Lavale Valencia. spain Edmund
UnAhHrt g, go
BARK Is 1adoa Wlitcmore MontsvldeO j. norton, IT,. q
Bng-T D. Androws. BrOwu Port al Prince Hayti H.
hulTay, j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05
A VERDICT AGAINST THE sILK-SMUGGLERs'
ForrNn o1-IrY ON one CHARGE ONLY.

FOUND GUILTY ON ONE thAh1h 'NIA'
Judge Dittenhoefer having conciuoed Ills
ar,,,,ept for .he defence. Assistant DstrcAttorhey
Fo.ter BEGAN summing up FOR the Government id lne
sii smuggling trial yesterday morning ana cone'heu
sborv before o'clock contended that the dlsun"t
scs uroven ans. the prisoners amply sufficient
o, show conclusion between them, and that the mann
fest drafts and other papers introduced by the Govern
r,eut were conclusive evidence Of the commission nY
the defendants ol the acts alleged IN the lnoic
menf judge Benedict occupied about h@i 'n
hour IN charging the jury. lie began ny saying 'A"J
there was no evidence that the defendant Gran vas
connected with the alleged conspiracy, except inc
testimony of Scott and the verdict as 10 him mlst
dcieud largely uuOu fhc crcdhnf- or sou 'r - -
T. was nos necessary that every point $40 the testimony "a
an accoupcc should be- fully Colronuratru lh of'4 ~
eutIflc DC ID credeuc'. IT tAe jury suouu tHLN 'ot.
f0sffuonv sufficiently cor~1borlted 20 enable lutul
% believe the man, then thev miGht accept as
true statements by MIN which were uhcOII'uo-
rated. But enough cOrfouHfaaon eFiuc.lCy H.u',
hc sddnced 90 satisfy them that scot to"
the truth. A. 70 OWeus'a confession. Judge beue
dIcl rrurafrd substantially ms remarks dt the llhc u
admitted u evidence. saying that altlnUfh lhe CIT
c1rstanses attending the signing NJ tnc paper were uo
sr 4. f0 Jude DO from tie consideration OBJ ihr jury
fbr.r rrclr.-t lu concluding, ho directed the
inns, In case tn.r brought m verdict ~ AuiiIy, I'd Euu
Whether Che prisoners were guilty Of h0Ln oNttt Acts
clarrt or. . guilty of OF one, 10 SpclN "Alch one
After tc lu- several executions to portions OF 'ne
c.ar.. by te defendants, counsel. Tie july, a1 o'tV IT,
Alter nearly four hours deheraton. the Jury brought
IA verdict ur guilty Of TIE overt ret OK brceNiDtI 90
o. hc other counts Of the Indictment tAe jurors as
agreed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
WAsnINGroy. Dcc. 4.-Snpreme Court of

" F"ITI-'''IVNf IINV' f''"IIIItII LUUIJ OF JIG
Uuited states, Tucsda,. December4
No l21-A Lamont Clubh. plaintiff error act Clark W
piOn, assignee. etc. Argument continued Jv W. !
smile error concluded bv
Mr. !. vs.. Chsmpu Tor the plaintiff IN error.
NO. 1875 Iaodeus Pound al plaintiffs IN error agf
James TURK ~ a.-Argued hv Mr NJ p. Carpenter Tor
pan1' 90 error and submitted by Mr. william Villas. for
defendants BIO
No. I21-Suuel H. Thatcher MIA nti in error art Snue
haucacr~u1mlted by Sir Nilour plaintiff in error
anu by ST JOIN q. Charles Tor defendant error.
NO 1874 place little rand hallway
OF Canada plinti u rur. aet Ause stevens Argument
begin" Nj John Rand 20 pslu error and tlnucd
by Ar. G. J.. MattOcks FOR defendant error.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05

She her husband keeps hotel and has $4,000
He he keeps lager beer saloon ana "a poor,
and she ran OF with considerable sun OF money sue
says what she took her pin money derived from the
discount allowed by brewers for prompt payment sixt
Carl kapf appeared fer plaintiff Lewis s. Goehe for
defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05

a negro was sentenced in Floyd. Ga. To be
han CD iu seu eulcs ut lC a- the Iud.. to alroi,
earlier da'. Iil- H'uo~ marked tlat pfuurfef- 5.l
vented change. Mover m.nd tle prouiicfv ! IT, %
ssld th- prisoner. " in tio THAT'S gong to be-.
hanged. and ought 20 have something 90 saw about A. %
Weary person on evening visit: Aw. IN
lost org nf 1-i.. 5c-' Terrible boy: "aay. Mr Jglr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05
prspOsrrI0y or EXCISE OFFENDERS.

OF the Mof1i-auia LIQUOR dealers who pleaded
"a Iry sst week 90 selling liquor without license Re
c,4dcr Hacaett h.5 allowed one Jacob Cole, u with
draw hs plea lie having given up ihe business lie has
Iud auIfcy uu-tpa d sentences ul Joseph Moore
JImcs Thompson N!w.rd NcClhlc'. George simon and
Andrew Dalton WHO had applied tcr license and dc
r,-ifed their uur. ana fined Patrick Nolan aud
t.lacl tuua.l.- who made 800 deposit OWING To the
truduief state of the Excise law, go each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05
sitnanono manLeo-- femalss

9itnarouo mduEeo- females
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW.
rP.T0WN OFFICES No - broadway cor; Thirty
$50 Thrlave. cor Forty se, rntli ST. At te hAlIEh
UI ~ ourfst Harlem savings Bank Building
n. At regular once r.ie,
LADY wishes to engage with a party
children though would prefer nasns hefs ~ gs.u IT, C.. try
HOBBISa - churehst, Hartford. Conn
n experienced DRESSMAKER and SEAM
sLHE.- a,.r s. g." me-, r 4 ,I 40 s42 ct
ave. tIt store.
At STEMS SELECT AGENCY. No. 537 9th
y ave- 2d door above a2l-i vel De- found nHmaer on
cr ,.t rlg.try ,o9d home is the object te Office fee
oniy - cents
/ rO0K.-A respectable woman TO 60 ont by
ences rom present ompovor tl7 Ea,t l7t4-t
COOK-By scotch Protestant woman;
- st,aiv reliable capable, for m ~ ho,g or
REAr. 10. ias 81. ave cor. i't-st.
NoOK-A respectable English woman as
coos exucrir cea tae care Of house city Or eou-
COOK Sc-CHANBERNATD &c.-By two
Eneli... girls. one is an excellent cooz Wisie, ano
uoncr '", . f, r count have sooa references.
en- I1 seem ,r tle PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU l5s
C,ooK -Ry a frst-class French Lolrseoi,e
Y coo who an eH.s4at oa,f a., , re'r C
can &C.. king. is Glenn eini iil. ~ ''. r-'' '
at Gr2 . a.4ye- De-. fjth aud a'ti--'t7.
I DO0K-By q steady, reliable capable scotch
Y proc,tan. n1n4an ioT ma. i1 h Jid,f5 P @itr
III 6h.ayc.
TGOK.-By North German Protestant goml.-
.r or ..ufr~. g0l rf.cr'HC'- I- -i-
NoL-5a.- raa5Ts-TtsrA lzcG- &c. az la-1y-.
/ (,oOK Nc-By fr-t-class Protestant cook;
z ,,ld ASST .lfn Washing Mr. REYNOLDS PROT
ESrtS Ih0F(ci li2 i,ll.c.
ConK.-Rv Scotch Presbyterian woman
I wfo.- good rtnc ln fE IF 'Ill '' .,-- ~.
a Mo2I a a..i Gas, Garainr house pest e .cro3 l
/ coil al - 6tl-ay e-ii"n'e '" '"'' ''' '''
COOK. WASHER AND IRONER.-A colored
- ,,,,is ,r. a siiaation COOK. w.-her and roncf'
CITY ref rcacr can of address 2l' w .'' J ''.-'.
COOK. WASHER and IR0NER--AA Wiling
X a.du u.tron. woman .' t ,,,,irr Ca.l.t Sa CO.
on .ge latw4 IN ,f aai at'h.s,-.
CHAMBERNuD. &c.-By. q respeetable
y Protestant H 1s 'ani' Til i' ''- M i a. ..,st
CHANBERNAID and WAITRESS--A Young
I coor-f woman wishes situation. CON ei'" o.'' r'''
ences. ca. or alarrs4 so 2o5 West i.ia'1
HREsSN AKER-By p frst-ciass drc,sma.s,er'
BsGrI.EIil. 3i2 E',t iio5thst.
DRES@NAKER. - Fir,t-class drcssnaSing
II .. done over eoi io new. 1854 oadwa, between
Am and f'ih-sis.
DRFSSMAKING.- An experienced dress
Imstrr VINO sa art class hrr vents ieN n1rr rn
reuTs bv m av OF week no objection 90 z" ent ot me cy
terms r,uals Address d. NJ I""'N' 0p'''" ""''''
lz.. Broadway
VEOTS EKEEPER.-By q thorough house
Keeper neat and -ouic l' !loh pa h,tl "l ian
ily superior ueel- 0oa.so '',ief Pro ~, h,
sSs pto,,S Tribune oriee. gos Wet 2sie
HOUSFWORK.- a neat. capable Swedish
r gI5 good .lfFss. s Is mo- s s c ia or s5aa;l
Cal ~ 200 9TH ave. Lear IsliisL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05
A SPECIAL PABTNER ACCUSED or FBAUD.

Al the Tombs Police Court yesterday, Worth
iu-an Z Button fouu rY special partner The firm OF
Emery Iv.r & Lee ONO. 3f5 Broadway dealers in dry
goods was brought up complaint of Henry H. SloIss-
bury -nce OF the tsm, vino charges hm with haVn-
obtained ly fraudulent representation, goods i' 'Ae
amount ny several thousand dollars, from Deernc MILL
ken a. Co.. N1. 80 Ieuuarl--f.. 100 january i-''- a. 9
asserted tUIf Nr -erreentef tttt hs nri FIG ht
heluin oi Che year. Wis worth 7lJuCoO above al Iu-
trhrlue-s out Oi thr SUM payable DecllL- MlllIhrI
d Goa 81 700 iurd unpaid ln the athlaFll ol itie
r~ahi.r OF Emery fVev a. Iac ~ set toIfh raJ Mt
Irt was correctly Informed 20 tao cXteui of the
frl, clnualIa- FDr t1e defence 10 was claimed
fh.f alr l-.nU vas Ignorance Dr t.c rta azure ~
its nrlu.i. lfcurcst tl3r Dee had come INTO town 20
attend au examination before commission In blhA-
r . l..,ll-Ieiuls VI ans design to arrest Lill, ago
rl.r rl. -OIr.. OF much surlrlst lp nun wren I,
detective called 30 -lc H,fm ~ H,use arf toos MN mo
rlsf,tv de Wa. reouilei 10 furnish nali 3 $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05
Gonnlrn properIn 90 Cet.

6bDS PER MONTH viii rent the house 249
ID so Washington ave- Wolfldo Newark. from October
j. Apply me premises o. Of A. DLNlsOA, 100 belle
vile ave, NsWMA NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05
Gin Drope.lr 90 cct

: FIRST-CLASS DWELLING. 22 rooms. in
y perfect 0rigr posaes sion 20 once tppT premises
41 WD.r ttth-sL
I OTIS TO RENT.
II ire nur Ie1 .f-of So 26 Beesman-t. through is5
feet o. Dac. li0 for puu-Aln-, leather.
other trlde. Moderate REM. womb divide
JA-IL, PRICE -O1 Hudson
Two rem THE handsomely furnished. well
ventilated Eus..sl basement hu.-r order
bot water open places. ABBY The PREMISE
40 - i-l Illi re-. Mall-Yua.Fr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05
ZEAL EST1TE.
Nrw-YnnK. Tnesdal

NFw-YoRK. Tuesday. Dec. I. 1877.
The following auction sales were held at
the Exchange salesroom to-day:
Ru Louus H.gsy.
story brick building and lof, 80 23t BroadWay
" G3 ii PARK place. lot le.6Xll1e, Chas r. - ooo
BIZ T. p. LitIt.r q ~.
3.5torv and ha-eme Brown stone hou,c WIN ioi
S i.ioo VS., I,s Wig = ......~' $1,000
BIZ 4. H. HtIl-r & Son
1 - STORY and story brca buildings WITH = lots, on
Sa.ls5, " COZ D''"'', 49, '.'l 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05
orFIcLAL RECORD or REAL EsrATE TRANsFER


G2i-st n 500 r lothave, loo5zl75 II Douglass ,oo
F1,tsr.tve o., WaraI A. l. BnstvicS to " r Iost ,.
l-thstss 30 70 @ 5tAave, 2jylro 'owen and mo
2a ,f 10 70 " 30 = VI 9j6a,e IG5zoss Doughery
f0 b kavau ch.---. ''Ni'-'
Cha ,1.,.o1 = ~ - Il l " lTiF''l ave- 10000
~. , II D a0 j. 1o5 6'c.ariy nominal
ls.-4ve 34tAsL 2J9xlOc, Il J. Pope 10 q ',..,
Antwerp '"'D'''Ni
7e.l .r5 s. Wiz l- ~ 4 o 1,ol'' $3.50
I2Gfn-qf. D H. 27l 20 e. shave JXl.D l0Ejt, \ Van
Ncurlii~ Ref rn Harlem SAWS lsJlA 1''"'
Newest Dc 81 Till1i-au-aye (2itA Wardl,J Ionlin ,
SOD. Rec. o. haty J. Bar ey in3
Ne,vst O. g 20, War5 LOO
It.lrnad-pye -afI Ward sam. 10 sdin I'uVo
E-I.-tavc n Nrw-st cath Wanil, same 10 ~
grri lr.-t otth Warl to same ..--------- LOCO
Orchard 20 ltffu Ward. sam" to same I-Ouo
3f.lst b " -2O % efii-ayc, 1858, Jas VI Brown - 70
wife o. - " Muller. ..a- %l'"o"
4q1 y,,. 10 ION N ,tye -A q D. ''--' 1000
1s,h, p. - 20 II e. 5ti.aye irregular, codiington
t,1i.iSt m = fa34 II W 9th.ave. I6.6yI0OII,
Chctuood i.e % Universal + f. ms CO.. .----- 1000
1Ol-t-st -09lO q 9havc. lht-lO'll same ." -o,
16lii'5 n e.. 21j IT " 9thavc, lt2zloo1l sanet
. sane -..- --+ - 49,. D. also .Gttsrns75
fr 3I-lye. jdx21. ID Morgan tO " V lrgaI-.-- 900
porfavsrf ~ ..-- 30 fIs i11iHf. 3ONt also Epi-
lerlra. -: T. b. stewart aud wii- to Roger 'olhA
lst-Ive - 30 Sat ISL l43AIou, jas Ilia-af 90
2dase e. cor i5tn-si 2ovG2 Vim stern and VIE To- II roo
lstarc. 50 7ns lo7thsi iozo3 y Gale Ref to ooo
5z.ist 5. 10 It W lstiye I5l2zl2Gzirresuiar a 100
l0hcaLl j. y. SAVAGE, Deputy Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05
2arilou Sales o. Rca. estate

ST. NICHJLA,-ANE.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION
SCOTT & MfYFRs $50 @ pi1esi win SELL DECEMBER
6 l- ta I-I l-nls 1872. 1899 lpis. dwellings aId
fr..rfs uu rrl0a- IT1 lnfIIvf-. llft. I5Ith and
I.~.u fs f.f 5000 unr.I of Central lr terss liberal
Fur p4. 4IDl 1ueIs 0r a. d. MILLS AGENT 18Th
&c. lsd Infl--r".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05
sliuallcns UanIco-- males.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
a YORK TRIbCNE WILL BE RECElN ~ AT LtE
pTOyyN OFFICES "a. i.s3- Broad firfy'7.f
- 90 300 West Event thirti-st, ltlcve TU5
TIrl ave- cor Forty srvcntu-,t. tc I'd ilEN OFFICE
So . 81 THrtave one huuIc tau Twenty fourth 81.
,arlen savings Bank Binding up 10 p H. 3" regular
office -itee
CJOK and VAITER.-By an Als3tian couple,
4 bota flIg qualified and capable thc woman is most
tf..flciafr cook tll. waiter ages reasonable
can f0rJ. D. 90 shave. bet Both 1ud 36.l-sta.
USEFUL MANLY an American Protestant
d Christian yoUu@ man. Mrs itl-l y 'lL1 IS i-ptt-'i
Asst AGENCY. So. 4l- 4th-afe
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4 SECOND PUBL" EhEAkeAi.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. b.Cf,fl DER q, at 23O D. N.
SECOND CJNCEAf.
SATURDAY EVENING. De-. 81 BI.R D. az :.
Ou 81 occasion BhALMe- ~ IlADAh Vii De per
formed tor tIe flst tire iu tilis country.
desiring subscribe for fhc remaining I've con-
cprf4 Public Ecees VIII nc eutiiot o rtcn u0n
Of one sxth The rrf,u rsrlscTptilu UIicv-
SU 2~DHIPrION TICKETS ~ De had 70 tAe ACADEMY
MUSIC.
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READER.

Have you risen from your bed after a snort sleep
to find yourself nearly suiocated with Catarrhal
noticed what a depressing influence it exercises on
the mind bunting its faculties, besides enervating
the body as well? How difficult TO rid the head of
this foul matter all can testify who are afflicted
with Catarrh. How difficult to protect the system
against its further progress towards the lungs and
bronchial tubes, all physicians can testify. 1t is a
terrible disease, and cries out for relief. To be
freed from the danger of suniocation while lying
down; to breathe freely, sleep soundy and undis.
tnrbed; to know that no poisonous, putrid matter
defes the breath and undermnes the system to
know that the body does not through its veins and
arteries carry the poison thai is to destroy, is
such fate should be the object of all afflicted But
those who have tried many remedies and physi-
clans despair of their relief or cure. They become
mcTedulous. With such the long array oftestimo.
mails from our best citizens, physicians, and drug
gists in favor oil
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IERMS Including Postage:
Payable Strictly in Advance.
CLUBS.

\ discount OF twenty per cent. will be allowed to
clubs OF four or more persons. Thus: four copies
of Blaekwood or of one Review will be sent TO one
address for l2sO four copies of the four Reviews
and Blackwood for I Is, aud 30 on
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Relieves in a short time the very worst forms OF
Nervous Headache, Neuralgia, Tightness across
the Temples, Ringing Noises In The Head, and
Wakefulness
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Removes by single application the hard, encrust.
ed matter from the nose, opens up the nasal passag
c. allows the sufferer TO breathe freely and enjoy
for the first time the pleasure OF full BREATH
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s. NJ. PETTENGILL & Co., 81
Park Row.
PHILADELPHIA CoE, WETHERELL & Co.
y. w. AVER Il Co., Chestnut
st.
5. NJ. PETTENGILL & Co.
70l Chestnut street.
ST LOUIS, MO-, /: RowELL & CHEsMAN, cor.
Third and Chestnut ST s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-13
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

relieves and permanently cures every
form of Catarrh from a simple head cold to the ul
ceratiye stage, together with all its sympathetic
diseases.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-13
SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE

Cleanses the nasal passages in single application
with the admirable Inhaler, which accompanies
each package free of charge, and is more service
aOe than any other form oi Inhaler.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-13
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Must convince them that 1t possesses great merit,
while the and original method of it's prepaI a.
ton when studied with the disease, satisfies the
mind of any reasonable person that its method of
cure Is the true one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-13
gaily gennehee suarual,

iosued every morning, except Sundays. 1t con-
aims the latest news by telegraph and mail, gives
reports OF the Markets. and has carefully prepared
political and local articles, and generous amount
OF farming, home and miscellaneous reading with
q full compilation OF State news.
Terms, ~ per dnnum ia ddudnce, 4S il payment
not made within the year. Single copies cents,
10 be had at the bookstores and al this office.
Rates may be had On application at this ofice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-13
Atnnebet yournal.

Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street,
oJt OF Court by SPRAGUE, OWEN Il NASH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-13
Meekly 4snnebse 9onrual

Published every Wednesday morning, is the
arsest iolio paper in the State, containing news
political ARTICLES, agricultural and scientific matter
aes, poetry, anecdotes, household matter, mark.
cts, &C., &c.
Terms, per dnnum in Advance.
Transient Advertisements, 81 90 per nen for first
week. 30 cents per week Tor each subsequent in.
sertion.
Special Notices, s2-50 per inch for first week; so
vents per week for each subsequent week.
Business Notices, In reading columns, 20 cents
per line Tor hrst inseron ~ cents per line for each
subsequent Insertion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-26
s,sek transactions,

Parties buying stocks should see to 1t
that great care ia observed. Tho San
Francisco Stock EscLa|g- Of the 22d In
slant contains the following The supreme
Court Of California has recently rendered
an important decision relative to the
ownership Of mining stock. One Winter
purchased a lot Of stock in the Belmont
Mining Company ; instead Of taking GER
tihcatcs in his own name, he had them
issued TO ". II. Maurice, trustee. These
were subsequently stolen from the plaintiff
by Maurice, and were by him sold and de-
liyered to third persons. without notice
that Maurice was not the owner thereof.
Thorrupon Winter sued tho company for
the recovery Of the stock. and the decision
Of the court was in his favor. Thus Il ap-
pears that a certificate Of stock Is really no
evidence Of ownership. and every person
buying stock. that appears on Its face to
he all right and proper, does so at his
peril. and IL liable at any time To lose his
property on 10 being made 10 appear that
the party whose name was In the certificate
did not really own the stock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-26
itasS,nn Language.

Dave Daiovieh. proprietor Of the Capital
Rotisserie. has received from his home ia
Ssrvia an illustrated utilization showing
tho true situation Of affair. between the
armies Of the Cross and the Crescent. The
portraits are well printed and the letter
press as elear-cnt as anything ever done in
any place. The general make up OF the
pamphlet shows good workmanship In the
printing line. The Russian type presents
q strange appearance on the page. Hall
the letters are apparently upside down.
The alphabet seems to he a mixture OF
Greek and Roman characters, with now
and then an outsider rung In TO render the
mystery more profound. Prince Gorts-
chakoff IL thus printed by the Russians /:
KHE3 rOPQoB. Dave reads tho lingo
like the native that he Is. and hugely IN.
Joys having his friends worry over the
long words. which hc %pronounces with the
grCatcst case.