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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-21
oLD-FAsnIoSED FARMING.

What would ron think u the cabinet
maker Who should undertake 20 make fur.
nture "a large scale BY means that were
used eight; years ago, saving out all the
parts By hand instead e By machinery.
How vonl8 = timer get along with the
ald-fashioned iDsis. di.regarding the use
II die and stamp? Hos would The wag-
,n maker succeed shaving spokes b. hama.
noriising hub hy ebiseI and malls,? Or
hos the shoemlker, di.daining sewing aud
pegging maelnBe-s We'll. they might
possibly make li,ing ~ they turned 90,
their clumsy j.~. whI aihes wofEing BY
Mprsed and bed methods are getting rich.
Tie old.fa.hiOneJ farmer With POOR tools.
aud disIsining b,rlk knowledge. aud the
mpdern farmer wiih the best Of tools aud
with bis head full u ideas. are parallel
rasss. NiaacLa.
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THE SUM-
NEW YORK.

ls77. NEW YORK. 1877.
Tile different editions THE SrS dur
ing the next year will 5e the same as dur
ing the year that has just passed. The
daily .diIion will on week days be sheet
Of four I'agts, aud on Sundays sheet of
eight pages, or - bread columns; while
the weekly edition will be sheet 81 eight
pages 81 lie SAME dimensions and el,arac-
Ter that are already familiar tn,ir friends.
TIE SCS viii coniinne 10 lie The siren
uous a,lsocat. Of reform and fetrcnchm NJ.
and 0f The substitution o. staicsmaDship.
Wisdom. aud ii,Iesniy Tor h.IIiow pfeience
inbeciiity. and fraud in the adlninIstra.
iion ~ public aiiair. II will contend for
tie government 81 lie people by the peo-
plr aud for The IrruI,le, n opposed 10
government Iy frausi-in tile baliot-bnx
and IN tile counting OF vote-, enforced by
military vi.,lsnce. Il will enlcavor 10
supply Us reader--a body now not far
froHia million Of suIls-witil tile innsl
NaNlhft tVHft1eNf hHN GustNUftny
accounts Of current events, and viii
en- ploy Tor this l,urpusca NUMEROUS and
carefully selected slaifofTrlHfiers aud ear.
respondents. IT. reports .ron, washIug-
ton, especially, will he fall, accurate, and
Ferries; sud u viii Doubtless contluue 10
deserve and enjoy Tie hatred 10 Those who
thrive by plandering the Treasury 90 by
nsurping what the law does not give them
while Il will en,Ieavor 10 n.rrit the con.
iidpnre ~ the pubIic by defending the
rights oftle people against the eneroacI,.
meiis 81 uijusilfied power.
The price u tIic daily SuS will he IS
moIitn ~ $50 = year. pst paid, or viii,
the sunday e,lition SI.7D year. III.
SUNDAY edition alune. eight pages, 81. ~
year, poit paid The wEKKLY sUs.
eight pages. Mss bnad columns, will be
furnished during 1877 at tie raie Of sia
year post paid.
The benefit ~ this large rptlurlIon from
tie preyi0ls rate for THs wgggLY eat,
" enjoyed BY indiyi,in,l subscribers with.
out the necessity of inasIng up cIulss. AZ
the same time, ifany flour friends cI,mre
~ MD IN extending our circulation, We
shall be gmteful 60 them, aud every such
person sending o. len ~ ,qore Subscribers
from one place will lie entIiIsdto u,r eopy
ofibe paper Zoe himself without charge.
a. one dollar = ysar, ls-inYe paid, Tie TX.
I'eilsrs Ofpaper and printing are barely
repaid; nDd. considering the size ~ lie
sheet aud The quality ~ is contents, we
are con6dspt Die people win consider THg
WEEKLY ses The cheapest newspaper
polished 10 The world. aud We trust also
one ~ tie very beet.
Address. THE Sun.
Egw YonK City. n. 4
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- COWS AND MILK.

fn~ III Il feeding our c.ws 81 rs to pro-
ia tie y sisst q.anl;t, nj the best
ua.it, - ibls v s.rither aid, r. d nor
,,s,ciic.d sesP Issy An experienced wri-
ter who ~. tbs ofa good eow gives all
the milk neAtriia iainlly u eight persons
aud ir,m whirh c.s vas made 26a. l.oundr
81 hd,ier bat year. gives the iollosing ~
his Treatment. H. srys: II yon desire
IL gel large ~ u rich milk give .ynur
ros every d,y water sllght warn, slightly
.,a.ed i, xhich ursn has ht.ssl sired u the
rlfs e o., al4rt u 40 gaihi~ u sater
Ysh all 6uJ .. have nj tried this dali.
frarthe. lid ,,ar cow vi give twenty.
ive ref eaft 0osa milk immediately ul,.
ser the efJer' ~ IL. and - will become
- attached n the diet ~ 70 refuse W dunk
clear water unless very Thirsty; Ia ,his
mesS she drink slmist ans time. aud will
ak fur m.re. TIE smonnt ~ drink y.
re.ssry j. ~ ordinary water pail .ull each
time. fBUrnpg. noan. and Dight.
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ClRcL.NG HILL LANDS.

Elitor Southern Guliivator: --Unier The
above caption, note piece BY Mr. w NJ
Mct'ain. There Is nothing Of more impor-
lance 10 the farming interest than the pre-
,ervaticn q cur lands. When lnok over
the country aud zee the wide spread de-
vaslatipn caused BY carelessness aud IN.
ssillfuln">s. my heart sickens within me.
Sherman, march through the country is
Int drop II The bucket 10 cpna,ri.,a.
There u no donbt farming IN this connt,y
Is Conducted on wnung principles IL. y
said that il old Fnglanl when purchaser
goes u :rade fr farm. lie inquiries how
ing il has beel IN cultivation. anl will
give most for that viii III has hem longest
VI cultivation. wane "a tins country the
reverse Is the rule
fhink III M,i'ain's at.i,i ns are goo
hi. l;!f,r VIZ, ii i Il ~ pla i 81 'liica-
ips. n mly gives I inches IN IL fee .
while | give 5 iGches in ten feet, anu
wonld rather give more tall than less.
make ,i,;cher II beast : Zee: nile at bot
tom llsgaps n, Toss AMI II 9 q to
s.ther. whlgl iaink M ihe h.st. Ths
rosrs >bdsill &c. Il possible. syel. ! rni
aft ny gaflr TONS 81 lettl and ever,
,tpl- Ilie fsee II ille h,ad "a ngt-. | rua
1T au3re guide ross Ia sut the change.
Now In ii. So shirt i lie resul. u run.
ming f..s- and aitcies together When.
rypr il raias, The wafer takes down ths
RVS Mi / AUS .fnr ub,tructioa. then j,
hrt..ss acra>s and hseals very row helow
III il $ rise, IL. Itch. wh.si i ais, brok.
~. which makes WISH. end the result j.,
the field j. soon ~, ~ gnllies
Aud Row Tor The other or level plan.
r..a.t ~ buds - owa watsr--what
mss III tHe rtg haiiing II, water i. thai
II keeps II rigb ereit fails and it dent
rlt q; a til the RS j. iul, nd then
ee8s ~. surplus matrr runs and finGs the
ditcii-.. ~h.rya prepared fer this very
rurgrnsa: VI .he russ are fitting. all
H.. wni- 80. ~ consequently tile daln-
~ L. much srcsfer. Hollis Blk.
Bnen, yi.a -.
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AMERICAN
AND
Foreign Patents.

6iLMuhE X ID. Suecessnrs IL Chapman.
NJ iinsn~r & 40, s"iirsfafs. Patents ,srogtii-
ca ~ all eaiiutrts. Fkks In .Adsanrr. No
cl.argr unls> The lrlet !. granted. M frees for
making pFril'niilaf! examinations. No additions
II rs for ni,lsihing add conducting rrtrarillz
BY recent tlrei,ion ui the sumipissiolsr AIL re-
jrrted applicltn may he revived. special I'd.
trrtinn giycn To- intertereure CASE. iriare tls
Patent i'ffire. Extrnsl IN b.iure Congress. In
Siugrincnf siIfs in dinrrrnt >tatrs aud all iii
stamp ia6ilnlnlr Co., Tor pamplit ~ ca lage-
Lapi Cdscs, Land IPdrrwts aud Scrip.
t'nmeslesl Land Gases prosecuted lpI.rr tl.r
Us. Grhefsl Land .litit~ aud iDtpartlnrni uftlIc
Interior. Private i.aId thsialS. Mining and Pre-
Empiion lains aud Homestead Eases sttrndsd
10. Land Strip isas>ignablr. ard ran be i-rnted
~ The name of lie prriiaser ule,n any tasyert-
nfhi lahd subject % private rlliry. ~ - per
acre. u u ~ -YItli ssn. Win BulInty land
.a:ranis. sspi stamp Ia tiilmore 4 co., for
pamphlet OF Instruction.
ArreDs n Pay and Bonnty.
ON. ers. soldiers aud sailors ofiIle hale war or
their heiis. are ~ MANY ettiled 90 lnoiiry
gfnm thu tsuieinnicnf IL Mhlrh They have no
kaowlr'l=e. Write inlI history ~ srsicr. and
stale anuilnt " pas aud aouniy received I'm
einSr Siaiii, - tiiinipF' & co.. aud = lnII rep,,
aiier examinations; will w. given you free.
PENSIONS.
AL 0iirers. soldiers and sailarS woun,let. run-
inrrt, ur injured IN the lAte war however Eight.
y. eau Obiain . pension ~ addressing fillmore
Il 90.
Cases prosecuted By OIL. MORE & 60. before
the Snpr,.me court Of The United States. ConFs ~
I lainl.. aud the s0nihcTn lainls Commission.
Eash department ~ our hlisines> I. conducted
~ sllafuie bureau. under charge 10 the saIre
exprriJnrrd parii,.. employed " the oil tifla.
Prompt attrniian 10 al business rHirtI-ied M
Gil. MORE x O.. T. thu. secured We desire n
WIN susrrS- l,y deserving II.
Address GILMORE 4 GO.
caa 4. Z. 90
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4 Lucrative Business.

pSS We ,cint 500 more First
Class Seeing Nacltine Agents, and
500 Men If Energy and Ability 10
learn NE t,usintss II seiliag Seeing
Machines. Compensation liberul, bat
raaya.g according q Ability, Cha
ncter & qualifications IT NE oge,a.
For particulars, address
MlLSUN SEEMING MACHINE 60.
s8 CHICAGO.
S27 \ S29 lsroadssy. New Yors or
New Orleans, In.
a 80
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BRIt.K WaLLS
NEW YORK cAslt pRICE LIST.

10 lbs cement .,.r bad leaks | 20
We have 10 stock. or 0iIr own manufasin re.
roofing materials. etc At the inilvwlng bow
prices:
looo rolls extra l,uller Roofing at ; cent per
S<dHar rmt. COR we viii fnrh lsh Rnl,lser R,sof.
iiig, Nails. Cap~. and slai. Paint l,r an entire
new rouf. at AZ cents per square fo0i.j
2,ps rslls s-piy farrell u .saag Felt. 10 Ne.
per squ1re fI1t.
sn,rails .srls rTred ndig Felt. al sYc.
per square fsioi.
zoo rolls Tarrrd sheatlling. at VI. per square
font.
5000 gallons line Enamel Paint. mixed ready
f'r li. on inside Or outside work. II - per ga-
lnn. All ~halrs.
1000 Bbls Slate Flour per bill. IS 90
1000 . Snalstone Flour 8 90
1000 /" Grafton Mineral :. 5 90
1000 " Metallic Paint. dry /. 3 20
Special prices per ron ~ csr lad hts.
Allorlers nasi I've accompanied with the mo-
nel. or subject 10 q, days draft ON well known
parties.
N. Y. sLATRPalyT COMPANY.
ID2 4 TAI Maiden bane. New York.
DR.. o. Hooker, Local Agent Iiill~boro.
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and Blas Grass. one bashsl eauh Clover
aud o.Sasfd Grass make good camLina,
lion. a. they are ready IL NOV 1t the same
time Elegant pastures u Blae Grass eau
he made " the South by Timing ont the
pine in old fields. where tie sol naturally
strong aud stiff. burning. of. sowing seed
aud lightly narrowing them iu Il may
be dome either III Spring or Fall. None
Of the cultivated grasses grow VEL on poor
land. they require soil is rich as that re-
auirrd ,omake good wheat. il Ii
Leaves hid in small heaps will decom-
pu>e sufficiently in a few months To mix
with good soil as compost for plants. To
hasten decomposition turn the leaves over
occasionally. and with mix small quaint
~ Of loan ut each turning. AT the end
rftwelse months leaves are sufficiently de-
composed for puttlns purposes; but they
are not thoroughly 80 until during the
second year. Leaf mound j. too open and
b .cnnlas finally tm close and sstnra'ed o
hs employed alone. = Ameficua Ca'tiu-
Tor
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OATS AND CLOVER.

n Fall sown oats have been killed oai
Nv cid. SOW vyer sgain OF il yoa did not
saw spring Usis On poor land unle,s yDu
ere wiIlisg 20 nsnnre them well. A good
application ~ stable manure. o. cotton
seed meal. o. The crushed seed 500 pound.
To- an sefe) will insure fsir erpp--o will
100 pounds narste soda. applied - ior
dressing he latter part u March. II ANY
II the pao,phaiss are s-ej. the must highly
rnnoniated will be Lept-bBi none n then,
afe - highly ssmnnisisd - tbey ought u
Ne far . grain erop--ihey are arranged 10
suit the wsnis IT cotton. WI grain. Peru
sisn rusnv sbd eoiion .svd are much bet.
Der sdsLted TO ise latter.
giuyEn AND gtfAgs,
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Passens.r train having Raleigh At In p. m
ronnrrts vt Greensboro with the Snui bern found
tram; making the ,f,,irkest time 70 al soutl'erp
ritls<. Accommodation Train .lesyine RsIsleh
~ 1915 y NJ connects with Serfhern lraind
Teams At Greensboro FOR l.khnisshd md IN
prints rast. e3fSp sfyss
Prize Of Tickets same A. Via other rnntes.
No Change Of Gar between Charlotte
and Richmond. 2s2 Miles.
Sleeping Cars run tiir.ngt ffon ,ilehmond 10
Mnutgnmrrs without change. ~
paperS That hsve arrangement IN advertise tho
schedule 81 this ronpany win please print As -
baNe.
For further Information aslslress
JOHN n. MAJ MTRD0.
Genl. Pas. Agent.
kirimoHa, Va.
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The Masonic Journal.
currNs pnpn ~ ~

rTsffF only Masonic Weekly published In the
IL umiisd stHtes' Eight pages. thirty two
broad rs,lnmns.
feraitirr pure. anfi III fIgusebtt fa,pfvlipn n
Sbrl. every Mason in be country may insiy rel
proud.
Trrn~s One wear a.. Six Months sI.at Re-.
iulf w r O.Orsier ~ kegi-fefed Letter.
semi stamp for specimen snd Rrf up rlub.
Attlrrss a. WILSON.
matsh ~ Grsensbcgc, NJ
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elnykn AND 0nAss.

H. m Ne Ista rsLIaary 70 The Eth
Msrrh - the pfrpsr ine 90 500 Clover apd
wh,er Grasses. xl,eshss nton sp,sll grain
as hs sbemsslres. We repeat Hdsicc often
30 ! pIeuty ~ .eeJ CIussi. i5 pounds per
.t.. 0iehaid Gfass. tSc bushels; Hrrjs
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Old hundred
THE IIiLLsBoao RECORDER,
Aud louisville

WEEKLY cUORTER. JOURNAL
one year fsr $685. 1--WE rspers for litile more
than The prize of one.
sepd az Thrrr Dssrs and receive your home
paper with the Gunrier.Jonrnal. the Lest. wlt.
tie-i. brightest add shlest Cify Weekly IN the
country.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-01-06
Syrup sWild Cherry


- Is A SUV FHEIGN HI1MED1'
. HemoTThage or splitting blood, may proceed
from the laIynX, tracma broncbia or lungs,
and arise from various causes as undue physical
exertiOn, Plethora or fuAness of the vessels,
weak lungs overstraining Ofthe voice suppress
ed evacuation, obstruction of the spleen or lv
or
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-01-06

by statistics it is shown that within
the limits Of the island of Java every
year about 800 people are eaten by car
nivora, 200 by the crocodiles, 100 killed
by the rhinOeeros, 500 killed by light.
ming, while 100 die by snake bites, and
a varying number by earthquakes aud
volcanic action.
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CARDS:

FurnIture Warehouse.
v. gehwsrtz, Bank street, dealer in alt kinds Of
Rurniture. CotEHs made to order.
Boot and Shoe Makers.
toluton Bretney, in Leudns building, Bank street.
All orders prom pity flled-ioork wdrrdHted.
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DIR. Swayne's Compound
SYrMn of Wild Cherry

strikes at the root of disease by purifying the
blood. restoring the lver and kidnevs to healthy
action, invi9Oratug the nervous system.
The only standard remedy for hemOrrhage
bronchial ana all pulmonary comp ANTS. Con-
sumptives, or those predlspOSed to weak lungs,
should not fail to use this great vegetable rem
edv.
Its marvellous power, not only over consump-
tiOn but over every chronic disease whore a
gradual Alternative action is needed. Under its
use the counh is lOOsened the night sweats d.
mnish the pain subsidies, the pulse returns to
Its natural standard the stomach is improved
in its power to digest and assimilate the food
and every organ has purer and better quality
blood supplied to Il ont of which new Tecrea-
tive and plastic material is made.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-01-06

1T you wish to learn German, never
commence with the flute. Boarding
houses have been broken up, and back.
stair dodgers blown to pale shadows thro'
this melancholy instrument.
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SAVED HIS LIFE.

A REM ARK ABLE CURE!
Was that of Edward II. Hanson. Engineer at
George Swe0ny's Pottery 1884 Ridge Avenue
Philadelphia. He had violent couch, night
sweats sore throat, great weakness, spit at diff
ferent time pint of blood. gave up all hope Of
recovery. Through the use Of Dir. Si0duae's
WiLdCherrg Syrup" became sound and healthy
man. and remains so to this day, although over
twenty years have elapsed since he was cured,
PRICE ONE DOLLAR. Six bottles IS. II
vOur druggist or stOrekeeper does not sell it, we
Will forward hat dozen, freight paid, to any ad
dress, on receipt of price.
PREPARED ONLY By
DIR. SWAYNE Il SON,
33O N. sixth Street, philadelphia,
Sold by al Prominent Druggists.
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Railroad Guide.
NronTnpENNA. RAILROAD.

Returning, leave depot at Perks and Ameri-
can St, Phia., at 100, s:45 and 945 a. in.; 2:lO,
3;45 and Sis p. m
Fare from LehChtOn TO Phila., S2.55,
Excursion Tickets, S4 90 ..
April II, 1876 ELLIS CLARK. Agent
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-13
DiILY I\TELLIGEN(ER.
Wednesday, June 13. 1877.

OR oy TIT RsDAY--The steamer
Libby will bs launched f'am Ham
moud's ways on Thursiay Il 2. after
receiving thorough repairing. The
following amount Of work will have
been COIN pleted on her ~ that time:
Machinery thoroughly ovcrhauied, cyl
inders bored ga. and new pist0us con-
s.ructei, new wrought iron shan. bod
-r Thoroughly ogerhauled and new con-
deasers put 10. She will also receive a
set Of new wheels. constructed on An
improved plan. and complete repaint-
ing throughout. She has been retast-
ened all over, and her bottom, for the
mos. part, replanked, and covered WITH
heavy coat Of copper paint Her
ssa.erooms and cabin have been finely
fitted up. and the former provided with
paten. spring MATTRESSES She VIII
leave here on Monday next for Bel
iipgham Bay: and on account o. the
expected opposition from the Zephyr
CAPT. Britain has reduced the fare to
one dollar.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-13

Hrs WHL.-The will ct the late
Arther Phinney. of Port Ludlow. was
filed in the office Of the Probate Court
of Jefferson county on Monday of this
week Geo. ". Harris and Oliver F.
Gersish arc named in it as bis executors,
aud are given five years within which
to wind up bis affairs. and in the mean
time are authorized To conduc, the bus
mess at Ludlow as heretofore, and con-
plete the building Of the Few mill At
the expiration Of the five years they are
to sell the property ami divide the pro-
ceeds equally between the brothers and
sisters OF the testator. Among those
who were remembered by the deceased
and provided for in his will. besides
the relatives above mentioned. were
several residents of Port Ludlow, who
are to he paid by the executors sums
ranging from $500 to 81. 900 each In
addition TO these bsquests. he wills 4
large amount of valuable mining stock
ii the -,evsda mines to Geo. w. Har-
ris to be used by him for charitable
purposes wholly in this Territory; to
the wife and infant child of Mr. Har-
ris, the sum Of $4,000 and to Captain
Francis 4. Burns, of the bark Forest
Queen, one-fourth interest in ttat
vessel As Yet no appraisement has
been made of the property OF tho de-
ceased. the inventory not being COM
pleted. bat it is estimated that the es-
tate will amount to somewhere between
$3.50. 900 and $4,000. Messers Ne
Naught Leary have been retained by
the executors.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Joseph Quinn. James Cunningham.
Boise City; ID Mcdonald, Seattle Mine
Frank Eagin, George Turnbull. City;
Frank Doran. Newcastle: VIM Glance,
New Tacoma; Andrew Lynch. Warren
Smith, Snohomish; Mathew Murph-y
Talbot; John Gillis, White River; inc
Sullivan. Duwamish; Patrick Duuning,
Peter Emerson. Thomas White, Fred
McHugh, Olympia; John Harper, Gee
Fletcher, Victoria; Michael Donovan,
Mass. John Hall. r 4 Gearney. Oregon;
DR.. Braun, NJ A Bacon, G Tulles. Port
land; II P Cunning and wife. Canada
VIM Rodgers, James Lang. San Fran
cisco; Capt Comstock. John Miles, Port
Madison; Capt Nugent Port Blakely;
John Smith, Tacoma.
AMERICAN HOUSE.
Il Pike, Maine; Miss Ida Bors.,
Olympia; W Kelton. Port Gamble; I
II Clancy, City; W Smith. Port
Blakely; A Hurlbert, Puyallup; B Gil.
man. Salem; F G futile. Bensonville;
J Martin, A Sutton, G Sweeney, Ts.
coma; ID Hawley, Sacramento; J g Nc
Gregory, Newcastle; 4 Morse, Snoho-
mish: Rev ] II Thompson, Olympia;
Rev A Sawyer. n W Williams. Idaho
A NJ Hess. w H Hess. San Jose. Cal;
Bishop, Oregon: " Grow. E Newman,
Tacoma: A McCrae, Str. Mastic, E
Kelly. City; & r Robinson, Port Town
send: W Cork. Olympia; Peth. A
Quade. NJ Logan. r Wiley, G Pedol. n
Anderson, j Cristinson, Portland.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-13

Att AGAiS.-The Messenger and
Otter have apparently locked horns
again. AMI resumed their former com
petition on the Olympia route The
captain of the Otter kept his boat at
Olympia until yesterday morning iu-
stead of coming down on Monday night
as heretofore, in order To start out with
the Messenger again. and put the fare
down to 80 cents. while the captain of
the Messenger, discovering his purpose,
determined tn lay bis boat over until
to-day, and start out alone. The Otter.
however, will lay over here until We'd
nesdav NOR .ling so as to take fresh
Start with the Messenger
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-13
Murder will Out.

A few years ago August Flower"
was discovered to be q certain euro for
Dyspepsia and Liver complaint. A few
thin Dyspsptics made known to their
friends how easily and quickly they had
been cured by it, use. The great mer
its of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER became
teralded tn ough tho country by one
Sufferer &c 81 other. until. without cd.
vertisin9, its sale has become immense.
Druggists in EVERY TOWN in the
United States are selling it. No per
son suffering from Sour Stomach. Sick
Headache. Costiveness. palpitation OF
the Heart, indigestion, low spirits. etc,
can take three doses without relief
Go to your Druggist and get . bottle
for IS cents aud try it. Sample bottles
10 cents. Crane & Bringham, Agents,
San Francisco.