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New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

UOLMAN's PAD is the best Liver, Stomach
ANA Sp.een Doctor in the word. Try one. Price 81 o.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

CONyuLsED WITH UNNECESSARY PAIN,
Infants writie Win Cole VINO might Oe sPe"ui5 iono''
with MILK OF MAGNEsIA.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
DULL EYES BECOME BRIGHT

and The skin c ar and healthy regulating the bowels liver
and kiineys with VAN BUsKRK's INyICoKASI 90 cent?
Depot Is Vcs y-st.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

EVERYTHING IN HOMEOPATHY.
IL Homeopathic Books and Medcines Cases &C. &C. Az
HUMPHREYS. lOJ Futon-sL. and SO2 broad"ay, JUST
shove Seventreuth-st.
CCHULTZ'S CLUB SODA in oval pints; corks
- aud bot branded setrs Water Nchy' hlsslhsen'
All drAught ste Kept III ten
"a ion glass ounaIn prevent met llc ooasminaton Ad
dress orders, CARL II. SCHULTZ, 500 broadway
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IAnnouncements.l

Bathing is indeed luxury this hot weather,
when PYLEs o. X. SOAP IS used Try IT.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY,
Gam 7Gc Noon So 81 NJ. so. Midnight ~
Highest during the day. sO' Love. IL.
Average, 7aS Same day, 1876, sos.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
LILLE NEM LEGAL-TENpER.

But if silver should be remonetized in this coun-
try there are other given by the first Secre-
tary of the Treasury himself why his own dollar OF
371l4 grains Of pure silver or 412l2 grains OF
standard silver should not be selected as the new
legal-tender coin "There can hardly be better
rule in any country" he says, in the same report
from which / have already quoted, for the legal,
than the market proportion between the values
of the two metals, if this can be supposed to
have been produced by the free and steady course OF
commercial principles" Now the proportion which
the advocates Of the reconciliation OF silver pro-
pose TO establish by putting the old silver dollar III
10 circulation, is not the market proportion; 1t
,ores from II by 9 OF 10 per cent. Nor is it posi-
be At nresent to ascertain what the market proper
t;op would be were 1t produced by the free and
steady course Of commercial principles Influences
are at work apon the proportion between the market
,,a,res Of the two precious metals, the result OF
,sh;ch no man can foreses. The ratio OF TO 10 o.
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Dams Photograph.

The queerest fellow, without exception,
in all W Nexford was Daniel Battles
He was sixteen years of age, yet he had
the reputation OF possessing as much
knowledge aSout odd and out -of-the-way
things as any ten average lads. He was
believed to have an intimate acquaintance
with every bird In the woods. and every
rabbit in the burrows. He had the largest
collection of birds eggs to be found in the
country and it was reported. and solemnly
believed by all the small boys in the neigh
bOrhood, that he had a secret understand
ing with the king fishers and orioles, by
which they agreed TO surrender one egg of
each litter to him in consideration of his
promise to let all others alone.
He was always taking up some new idea
to work out, and If he did not know all
about many things, he really seemed to
know little about everything. He knew
how To print, how To bleed 4 horse, how to
run the telegraph Instrument. how to cul-
tivate silk worms, how To make the most
outrageous noises with his hands how TO
graft pears, how 10 write backwards, how
to play checkers WIKI his eyes shut. and in
short,he knew now to do nearly every ching
that came n his way to learn.
One day the neighbors opened their eyes
and pricked up their ears at the news chat
Dan had taken up photography; not that
they were astonished, for they had long
ceased to be astonished at anything that
Dan did. but they were interested in his
enterprise, though regarding it simply as
another freak OF a curious genius.
We'll, well.' said they, Struggling their
shoulders, Dan is an odd stick. It's about
time he went into something useful. Pho
tography, eh?'
The report was true. Dan had obt aimed
camera Of good size, and was experiment.
ing with it up in his 'den,' in one end of
his mothers garret.
1t would be hard to imagine more un.
tidy y,chaOtic-lOOking place than Dams .den.'
II was full of bottles, old clothes, jars, bits
of machinery, musical instruments, car
peuter's tools, old maps. torn pictures. pots
of paint and chemicals, fragments of old
machines, stuffed birds. etc, {; and 1t smelled
SO fearfuliy that no one but Dan could ev
er stay In 1t long enough to make an in-
ventory "t the contents.
Dan was as Odd-lOOking 4 character As
one would be likely to see In years trav-
el. He was thin and laAk in the body aud
legs. His head was large, and he had
light blue eyes, and long, whitish hair,
which he rarely cOmbed. and which strug-
gled about all over his head, rs il the rats
had made nests In It the last time he slept.
He was not much OF talker. He gener-
ally kept silent and stared. Nobody knew
what an amount OF thinking he did mean
while, and in fact, many who laughed at
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and disappeared. In ten minutes he came
back again breathless. He had never been
known to run before.
In his hand he held paper as large as
the cover of a geography. This he handed
to the Judge. The judge looked at It cur
iously. Then he looked at the prisoner.
Then at the paper again, In nom ent he
looked up and said
Clerk, administer the oath to this boy
Dan was sworn.
/ cannot repeat his testimony here. but
be sure it was drolly -worded. and dsjoint-
ed enough. 1t made everybody laugh, even
while It interested them ,profou ndly. Tho
substance CT it was that on the day when
the forged check was passed, he was tax
ing photographs between twelve NJ. and
three O'Clock In the afternoon. Among
other pictures, he made one ofa man
standing in the window of building on
the opposite side of the street. The man
that he photographed was the prisoner at
the bar,
Immediately there was q general buzz
in the courtroom. The prisoners pale
face flushed, and he gazed upon Dan with
| q look of oyful gratitude.
| But there was still very important
question to be settled. AT what time ex-
actly was that photograh taken2
| Dan took the picture looked at 1t closely.
There's the clock on st. Luke's church,
up there In that corner there, said he
pointing to the, place and handing the
picture back to the judge.
| The judge looked again, holding the pa
per up to the light and turning it carefully
round.
BY the dial here said he 1t was just one
o'clock at the instant when the picture was
taken.
The jury and the counsel now examined
The photograph minutely. 1t could notbe
disputed; there was the Identical man, and
| there he was not in the bank at the mo-
nent where the forged check was passed.
The teller was once more placed npon
the stand. He was confused by the evil
dence he had heard, and was by no means
as positive as he was before. At last he
reluctantly admitted that he might be la
boring under a mistake. And upon that he
retired into the crowd with an appearance
of great chagrin.
Dau's triumph was complete. He was
hero. People forgot his strange dress and
his wild looking head, aud actually 'lioni-
zed' him. The prisoner was discharged
He INSTANTLY gent to D:l, ard sscc...,... 10Th
OF his hands, exclaimed
You have saved me. You shall have
anything YOU want. | cannot do enough
| TO show you my gratitude.
From that moment Dams star began to
rise. He had money 70 continue his exper-
iments, and he eventually discovered .
process BY which he succeeded 10 obtain
Ing the richest and most durable photo
graphs that are now taken In Wexford.
He still keeps the old camera that made
his fortune.
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. who cometh sweetly w.
With singing of showers: >
\ bright wind runs fiectly
Before his son tread:
The -ward stirs asundcr
To radiance OF flowers.
v hiie DER him and under
\ glory is spread
\ white cloud above him
Moves on through the blue.
Ard all things that love him
Are dim with Its dew;
The lark Is upspringing.
The merle whistles clear.
There /. sunlight and singing
For Baldcr l. here,
There /. some divine trouble
On esrth sud in air
Trees tremble. brooks bubble.
Anis loosen the sod:
Warm foOtisll. awaken
hateNcr i fair:
Sweet rain-dews are shaken
To quicken each clod.
The Wild rainbows DER him
Are melted and fade
The light runs before him
lhro' meadow aud glade;
Grcen branches close round him
ne itaNt- whisper clear
He l. ours-We have found him
Bright Balder i, here
He i here. he i moving
on mountain aud dale.
And all things grow loving.
And all thing. grow bright;
Flowers blow in the meadows.
Milk ioans in the pail.
Their i scent in the shadows.
And sound IN the light:
q listen. he passrs
ThrO' valleys Of flowers,
With springiug Of grasses
And singing of showers.
Earth wakc>- hc has called her.
Her face shiucth clear:
She was wliting Tor Bladder.
And Bsldcr J. here
Crufsap0rrrV Rsrisfr.
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No. 4 Bulfnch st., Boston,
Oppo.is~ Revere House
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE;
Or. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MORE IHAH ONE MILLION COPIES SOLD.
4. old Medal Awarded 10 the Author by
the National Medical A..ocia
tion," March 3Ist, 1870.

TU~r published by the PEABODY MEDICAL
u INSTITUTE, a new edition Of The celrhr-trd
medical work entitled the ">t lENLE Oh LIFE,
or SELF PRE>ERN ALTON" Il treats upon
NANHoop. how lost. low rcgainrd and how per
uetuatcd cause and cure Of Exhausted vitality.
Impoirntcv, Premature Decline IN Man, sperma-
t,rfba.. or seminal Losses nocturnal and dur
uaIr Nervous aud Physical Debility, HYpochon-
,lrts Gloomy Foreboding-, Mental Depression,
OF Mind aud Loss OF Memory. Impure state Of The
Blood and alt it-rases arising nom the ERRoKs
OF Not I'll or the indlscrciions or oNccsscs oi ma
ture Wears.
Il tells YOU all about the Morale OF GcncrstIve
Phv-iulo ~ the Physiology Of Marriage, OF W cd
loci and pf- Itring. FhvsicA Contrasts. True Nor
alItv. tmpIricism Fcner-ion oi Marriage Con
iugal Prccept and Friendly Counsel, Phs slcSl In
nimIty It. causes and Cure Relations Between
the >eNe-. Proofs OF the Expansion II Wee. The
MIScrie- Of Imprudcncc, ancient lEuoranoc and
Errai- MEANS uF CTRE, Cure Of Body and Mind.
TNuE PK>C.TILs oT TREATMENT. Address 20
Patients aud Invalid Readers, TIC Author = fun-
- Z 1 i - !. 1
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]ooetrp.
Balder the Beautiful.

We copy few extracts from poem by
Robert Buchanan. entitled. 'Balderthe beau
titul Balder is represented a. the divine
spirit of earthly beauty and joy and is the
only one of the gods who loves and pites
men. The poem is appropriate to the seas
A.,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-05-15

BLUE GRASS AND TIM0THY.-A writer
% grass says: prepare the ground late the
previous autumn, so that it may have q mel
low, fresh surface ia the spring, and very
early SOW timothy. clover and blue grass at
the same time. About two crops Of the tim
othy and clover are obtained before the blue
grass gets full possession. After that it
ehokes them out. The land is not to be pas
tured in less than two years from sowing.
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MARsH-MALLows (SYRrr OIL. Fresh
roots, one pound water, one gallon boil 10
one-hslf; press out the liquor; let it settle
and white sugar, four pounds and boil down
to elk pounds altogether. 2. Fresh roots, one
pound water, FIVE quarts; boil to ne-half;
add four pounds of sugar, boil again to the
copsistence of syrup. Used for tickling
coughs.
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BUTTER SooTcH-Proceed as for barley
sugar. but Eve minutes before taking it eff
tho sugar add quarter Of pound of good
fresh butter, quarter of pound of honey,
and favor strongly with extract of lemon
If you prefer you use MALT molasses and
half sugar, but in that case it would not he
pure butter scotch, and would then be sin pl
butter tafy. When taken off the FIRE run un
stone and cut in carames. This is excellent
for colds and Cry throat.
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FRuIr CAKE.-Four cupsful of -four,
eupful and half of sugar, half cupiul of
molasses. q cupful of butter, teaspoontul of
soda dissolved in very little water, four eggs,
quarter of pound of citron, half pound
Of currants, half pound Of raisns, nut
meg, q teaspoontul of Glove, and one of Gin
nlmon. Bake three hours in a slow even.
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BuaNs AND ScALDs.-Soak piece of
linen rag in linseed oil. suspend it from the
tongs over q saucer, and ignite the lower end
the oil which drops from it. while consuming
should be applied, when cold, with feather,
to the burn or scald. If KEEP. in bottle we'll
eorked, it loses none of its efficacy
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We do not vouch for .hc truth OF the
following. bu, probably the Vest 'U9iaiu
Tribune will l, is said Claysvile ma,rt
discovered that all the eggs Of a setting hen
had hached but one,-this she picked up
and dashed violently against the fence, by
way of experiment. Much to her surprise,
. stout, healthy, young rooster hopped up and
dug out for the coop. 1t walked him up.
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For SICK HEADAcHE.-Two teaspoonsful
OF hnely powdered charcoal drunk in half a
tumbler of water will often give relief to the
sick headache, when caused, as in mos. cases
it is, by superabundance of acid on the
Ever.
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G. Ill r O M o S .

THE Iare Get anu fines, stock in tn world, en-
L braciBg over ,UtO coo Pain tin gs sbd
Choice Prints. at our enlarged ART Rooms. All
the md P"pu lar sut-cts nt rock botoI price,.
The FaiIs OF the Rhine, siIe 2Dx2S-r mite end
grand; Scene on the Su'quchAnnA. ono of the hits
of the s'asOn, s:ze 1927; LuceLne, switzerInnd.
the mOst beautiful lake in the world I,oIa Bella.
a charming scene in Northern Italy &C MI los to
the preceding; OF Bo'ton Light, beautiful ina
riDe. siz" lII2h, in great "'msnd; Old Osksn
Bucket, White Mounts ins, Niagara FsIb, Ne-
mort. Saratoga. Gathering PTimros.s. At the Sea
Shore. Paddy in Difficulty. Also Virgin Vests.
Snow Storm. American Fruit and other 2I1 30 sub
jerts Floral Business Ca de, Sunday Sch col Csrds,
St,tuary. Notices. Blsck ground Parcels. etc. Alec
the 6Drst and most complete sssortnsbt of 9Iil
Chr"mos. both on white mounts. bIrc linz, and
black mounts. gold line. Our stock embraces
everything desirable for Dcn 'crr, Agents Pre-
MUM purp"srs. and all should fest our prices md
quality of work The right rsTtieS can realize
iudep" pdenco in every locality by taking
agency for our stretched and framed Chrounos -
Particulars free Illustrated Catalogue en- receipt
OF stamp. Send Tor SO or IS outft.. Address
!. LATHA NJ 4 CO..
4I9 Washington ST, Boston, MAJ.
February 90, ISTT-1y. - q.
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PARsNIrs are not SO extensively grown rs
they should be. Near markets they are a
profitable crop, while on the farm they are
useful as q nutritious food for cows and hogs.
They should be given the same treatment as
carrots. but be spwn as early as possible
Make the rows sixteen inches apart, and let
them stand FIVE or six inches in the rows
See article in our last number on their culti-
vstiop.-An Farmer.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE undersigned having given his attcn ton to
L the Collection of Accounts &c, has concluded
to devote his time principally to the dutics uf gen.
eraI Collector and invites the attention Of Mcr
chants and Business men generally so she fact
Prompt and energetic efforts my part will be
given to the Collection Of all caims placed in nv
hapds. A. w CRAMER
Charlcstown Jefferson Co., W. Va.
Dec 3. 1872
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COLLECTIONS OF MINERALS


For Students, Amateurs, Professors. Ply Eieiahs,
and other Professional Men These collections H.
IustrHle IL the principal species and ala grand
subdivisions in Dams and other works on Mineral
Ogy; every Crystalline System; all the pr ineipaI
Ores and every known Element The collections
arc labelled " ith u printed label that only be
removed by soaking. Tho labels give Dspa's
.pec,es, number, the name, locality. and in
cases, the composition OF the Mineral.
All collections accompanied by an illustrated
Catalogue and table OF species.
100 Crystals and FTagme btsCr Study, Sl.on
100 Specimens. Students Size. Larger. 500
100 Specimens, Larger. AMATEUR Size, gall
inches. iG W
Collections o + Gems. Ores. Earthly Minerals ussd
in any Arts or Agriculture. on hand or put up 10
Order
We sell Minerals by weight. for the Chemist
and bIowpipe very low prices, At Ssmarskite
70 cents per pound, Atlantic IS cent? per pound.
Brookite Pure Crystal rs cents per poEne, Rnsiis
pure % cents per pound, wayelltis IS cents per
pouud, b .ende 10 cents per pound.
have just bought the famous Chiffon Colieetioa
OF Minerals and shells, which has ksen on eahibi.
ton at TTHany's for the past two yesrs The orig
inaI price asked ; 900. Il eontsinei NUM-
her of I'm equalled things. among Them = Ruule IN
Quartz for which Mr.. Chiffon WAS offered $3.50
gold A perfect spning mureI.
The herbar ium of Iowa planis that received the
Highest Inward. is placed in my hands for sale,
for $3.50 The alone is worth s $50.
Several 5 600 Worth of Rocky Mountain Birdt'
sheIls. BOtanica! Specimens, Mound Builders Rel
les, &c. on ha nd.
F. EooTE. NJ. D.,
Prof. Chemistry and MineraioFy.
Fellow Am. Ass'n. Adv. o. Scienee
3725 Lancaster Avenue, Philadsl phia. Pa.
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your Letters.

Use EXCELSIOR COPYING BOOK Mad, of
~ Chemical Paper. Quickly copies any writing
without Water. Press, or Brush, used at home.
library Office. For Ladies wishing TO retain
copies of letters, every business man eIerg men
correspondence trayeeTs IL is inrn liable cells
eight Send $500 aud We viii send 400 p'Ee
We refer any Com me rciaI Agency Send stSRp
for Ager:-' Circular. EXCELSIOR mStG. CO.,
wanted.
Apr g. lS77-tAuR29.
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Grange Mixture.

rJIHIs valuable Fertilizer is ufactured by the
i old and reliable Pats psco Guano Co.. OF Ball
timore. under the linn ediate supervision of their
Chemist. DR.. A. Liebig. It was introduced by
them about three years ago TO meet :ht general
dema nd for n low priced but genuine and reliable
Fertilizer. II has proved entire SUCCESS. and
the dema nd for it has increased, that last year
the sales amounted to 5 900 Tons. 1t is rich
all the elements OF plant life which the and
art of man can supply. and contains sand
any other valuoless matter. While rot containing
high priced Fertilizers. it has nearly double the
quantity of Bone Phos phi ate Of Lime in . decom-
posed and available form which makes It mo
permanent in effect and sequently of greater
value TO the farmer than the high priced and high
~ mmnniated articles. weinvite farmers to call
and examine the sample have at ware
house WASHINGTON LIPP1FT.
August J, 1876.
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GEO. T. LIGHT,
DEALER IN


Druas, Medicines
FAL N Il s.,
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, ToBA Coos.
CIGARS, &c,
TAKES this opportunity OF thanking his9
] pBtr their most liberal IauOnsEsIE
Tor the last year. and hopes by strict attention -
and fair dealing tn me rit a continuance oil the .
sell first rate goods alwsys; do not sell
counte,|rt chap goods Tor the best. Warrant
CIV cry hing soId-to he returned IL not Euarsn
tecd. my desire, and also pleasure. to sell my
patrons
THE BEST QUALITY OF GOODS
GitcGys but will if comp led, sell them Laudanum
tor cts, Syrup tor , Is. and Cologne Tor IS cts
per pint; al the tiue. let me form you,
that according TO the United Ststes PhaTmseope.'
can't make LsudApum for lees than 10 eta: by
the Wholesale. A much cheaper plan 10 TO buy
your goods genuine. a nd add the tcGfer yourself.
want II my old Accounts settled up by paying
the Cash irnme diately, rnd ny ones begun imme-
diat-ly. il not sooner. Will not ask for money on
the until alter Harvest.
GIG ARS-besr IN town.
Janu,ry 49, 1874 GEO. T. LIGHT.
INRCULATING Library, at
~ Jan 10. 1874. IF Pl GEO. T. LIGHTS.
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vAntages over a II Others. il beu constructed
perfect control of the supply of milk. il sIsU al
Iowa the child to nurse naturally and revents wind
from entering the stomach, which ca irriIabil-
ity and often severe sickness. PhySic IaHs al over
the country recomme ndiug this bottle. Give it
a trial. just received by
May IL. 1878 c. E. BELLER
LHRENFIELD'S Horse and Cattle Powder-free
l. from all N ern IN sdicnes. yet compound
cd of various roots, herbs, barks. &c, to be
prompt in its effects and able give relief in all
the promi nent diseases of the horse. for sale bv
May II 1915 c E. BELLER.
DREPARED Mustard PIssters-,uprrior
mediate use, clean and not liable 10 change.
May II. 1875. C r. BELLER.
SEt FOAH-stronger than any Yeas; Baking
- Porder in the world Light Apd nutritious
Bread Biscuit nd Cakes made with II with but lit
tie trouble. c. 2. BELLER.
(IENTESSTAL Tea Bitter.. for the cure Of Dye
pepsia, ConstiPatinn. Headache. Inss of Up
petite &c. For sale by C.E BELLER
july II, 1876
I EMON FIGS-A ple.s.nt. safe snd efectuaI
- remedy for Co nstipAtion OF tn. Bowels For
sale nv C. E. BELLER.
CRAHAM's Disrrhe. Mixture prepared from
u the original FnrTnula. the most ef-ciuaI rem.
edy in use for Diarrhea ard sIi bowel affections,
10 he had at e. f BELLER's.
THE Shaker Extract Of Roots, bighlv recon-
mepded for Dyspepsia, Liver comnl.in,.sc.,
for ie nv C. E BELLER
roNDENsED sIilk. Gag Il. Brand, the best made,
~ to be had at C. z. BELLER's.
JuIy II, 1876.
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" o 4 CES


T EGALLY and quietly Obtained in every State
IL and Territory, for inee mPstibiIity and Other
causes, no matter where :h- party resides. IL
e eenfidentisI. Addrt.s A DEXTER. Atty.
Rooms $ d 9, 1872 Dearborn ST., Chicago. Ill Tn
gTi,b the legal protsssion invited. s1' - =
Apr ,. ls77-tAug2e. s ..--
SCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL BOoKs.l
MY stock 10 complete With all the fferent sorts
W. of Books used by the difsrsat Schools. bis.
torIes. GTnmmers, Readers,
Arithmetics-Rzy's,
g yeaabIes,
" Parks,
Harvey. Gr.mmer. Nc uHey's Readers Nos. 1.,.
2nd, 3D., 4th. 6th and 9th, MeGufeT,s spsIIers
Copy Books States. SIate Pencils Geoet, p6ier and
Atlas, both Descriptive and Physical. Vi in allow:
discount to Teachers in all cars. Are prepared
Sept 3. 1874. GEO. T. LIGHT.
V'OBACCos, both Smoking and Chewing, the
l. beat, and none other, at
GEO. T. LIGHTS Drug store.
- and non explosive. isa' apparatus the store.
Sept; 8: 1874. GEO. t. LrGHn-
4 furnish the best quality of Goods At reason
ape price. I'any man in the Valley: (do not sell
icinss or fancy goods cheap, and call them frst.
c!ass.) VIII order for any cheap goods ID
needed, bot would rather sell the best " III make
s.n,. 3. Is74 GEO. r LIGHT
RESsoN's Celery and ChamomiIe Pills. They
are prepared expressly to cure Headaches,
Neutaigia and Nervousness. Fors,le BY
PEsD from a,. n:uI BELIEF IL ssi.e
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