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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-10

CIT. MARY'S ACADEMY,
- North Fairfax atroo..
Alexandria, Virginia.
Conducted by tho
SISTERS OF THE HOLY CROSS.
will reopen on Monday, Sept 81. The cou!so
Of instruction is most thorough in English, tho
Languages. Music, &c.
Music, Languages, Drawing AMI Painting
form extra charges.
For full particulars address
aug 23-2w Sister M. LEOCADIA, Sup'r
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.NNISS. MARY ROBINSON will .opon her
Nl SCHOOL FOR GIRLS and BOYS GA
September: lTShi at her residence. Al Prince
street. l,,,.,.. !, ~ 49, ,...,,.! avg !! I'm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-10

DAINTS, OILS, :YARNISHES and other
l. stock used by painters. Great decline in
prices We will be pleased to give quotations.
sep 7 E.S IEADBEATER s. BRO.
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" f. HENRY'S SCHOOL,.

III. F: HENES'S SCHOOL,
This SCHOOL FOR BOYS. olgsbly situate
on Queen, betweon Washington. and CoRmbl3
streets, will commence it, Siy!ecnLh Annus
Session, Monday, Scp.om5or lola, ls1I..-
The course Of study comprises tho ordinary
English Branches, Higher Mathematics, Natur-
al Sciences and the Ancient and Modern Ian
guages In all the branches, except the Nncion!
and Modern Languages. instruction Will 10 gT-
en- by tho Principal exclusively, end for tho
other branches c5mpolont ttoaehcrwill bepTo-
vidod. ......
The tocms Of tuition vary according 10 the
branches taught from sc to Sl5 pnr quarter, III
advance. ;....-, =. -. =. 80 - : -
The. Principal will ba at HIS school room every
day after the 9Th of Ssttembor from 9 o clock t.
II M, to receive and classify pupils.
aug 2O-tr Il. +. HENRY.
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. Scholastic duties will be. resumed on the soc
ond Monday in September. .:
"A KTNDERGARTENis is. connected with tho
school, in which little girls are taught through
til, medium cf objects music, otc.
Application. for Catalogue or sd'nissi oE,s should
be made to tho principal. =. 49,. ..,..'. "
a,fl5-lHl. :: Mash ROACH, 20. box 81?
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DOTOMAC HERRING-3O bbls shore pack
i ed.-These fsh are the run of ihs seine, full L.
ly one half being roc Mornings.
sp7 K. B. LAWSON g CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-10

TRENCH, GERMAN. ENGLISH and RO-
T.. MAN SILK HANDKERCHIEF S.
oan a3t &c. M. ADAMS: go King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-10

r TNEN GULL ARS, new style Cuffs for inl
IL buttons and Silk Sca1fs in grost variety.
sep S-5t ..~'...' O.: M. ADAMS, w hlng g..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-10

( VERILL CHEMICAL PAINTS, believed
II to be- tho most, d. irable.ready mixed paints
now manufactured in gallon and larger pack,
s gSs slio 20, rsntsE'f all celeFs ~ 1Rs pound
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-25
The Vets on Compromias !

Washington, Jan. 25 The follow
ing is the vote IN detaif on The cleo.
orsl@bill: - 'is =
YrAs4Barnnm, Bayatd, Bogy,
Booth, Boutwell,, Burnside, Chaffee,
ChristiaDcy, cockrell, Conallng, cfa-
gin, Cooper, Davis, Dawes, Dennis,
Edmunds, Frelinghuysen, Gordon,
Goi1thwaite, Howe, Johnston, Jones
Of Florida, Jones Of Nev.da, Kelly,
Kcrnan, McCreery, Mcdonald, Nc
MILAN, Ma1ey, Merrimon, Morrill,,
Price. Randolph, Ransom, Robertson,
Salisbury, Sharon, Stevenson, Teller,
Thu man, Wallace, Wnyte, Window,
Withers, Wright-47. I
t NAYs Blaine, Bruce, Cameron, q
Pesns.; Cameron, Or Wis; Clayton
Conover, Dorsey, Eaton, Hamilton
Hafniin, lngslls, Mitchell, Morton
Patterson Sargent, Sherman, West
lrss 80 gass Is. s
49,. IN. &{. sg5s nf55-es4s
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-25

sE1AToRsHIPs.

II pqnpAgs RLEcTED IN ILLrSoIa@
tsssl 81
dent nnmlDee, Nas elected United States
senator over Judge G. B. Lawrence, re-
publican nominee. The Legislators BY
jjoint feselatiea adjourned until Thurs
day. Esh N.zg ~ ss<ye sg fgss
: forsy yst8 baiiot. D.vis lof; Lawrenc,
o.; Haines 8; Logan | Parish /.
2 1ss45 & g5 Hryiaala1I4.
Wheeling, Jan. 25-Tbe only joir,
ballot to-day. short term, Hereford,
%; Psioey %; Walker, IL; Fergs.
n; Ssatsriaqs fI. Long tSfS
=. 81 p:sis. T-alke & ! n 5
tering, 40. 90
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-25

He Va 70 .orpossa y s;v.;as Il y; 8 ".
povers0( xinsnsaag ssotss aOs'1dAstesaa
eeaslessaulQas 81 : whom wereAle
opmplete nsimhsr hI selectipg lAe.
18th and thus BY lot Of chAnce fitting
that 1cy So s1a1l1l Alog - uso1
would have termed Il, on which the
sstsntion Of the country 10 20 general
ly fixed. 1t was proposed to give
these fifteen gentlemen, or probably
she " AIone,
than congress poseessed, aud he didn't
bolicve this could be done by simple
soactmAns.. N0thing lees than .
constitutional amendment could con-
fer on fifteen men such trcmendo
we6 over - III 90 1ve& e Be
ls,sk He ddase 4 B
be didn't believe It Wa warrdueed BY
the constitution. which hs had sworn to
support, md fEough he did not pretend
to DO what was termed constitutional
lawyer, every sens tor on bic oAA mat
-.eee on his oMn- -cnnAcieNf fi0uS belllGl laU1
what the constitution ID, and what IL Nj
lows. i Hehads deassa earseatl1g to sup-
port this bill If he could do it constitp-
ssispsllys, Np aegunaa sddeesasd iaiss
favor had psfsusded him cf ~ snecn-
'ssasuejuanlisy and hs@ NH htmssif f~co1-
PEELED, however reluctantly be differed
frpn csetansepesess ~ record his vote
'aRafhst III meSufs. He begged the ju-
dietary com nitttse, now tho public mind
was 20 strongly directed 70 this question,
10 frame m Apepdment 70 the co1stitu-
ton wG1f u if possq6e eSs IL =
futurSae I - Of renS SkeE d8 -
!; u: s. !: 6 !
Howe denied that this bill WIS
EtsA06d IA tho interest Of the demo
cratic party. He had not been con-
Lspicte6s in nd service q that party
"a an III propdsS = embark in
III - ssrvice III : 6ok, btss sAef al he had
heard he was not able TO zee that this
bill Of itself promoted the interest Of
Lbs democratic party. Nothing could
u dose Gsdef ,be 6sll 70 prosaots the
election Of the democratic candidate
for president unless under the execu.
fiioA of The hsaho opinion Of 6ve
gpick1 800 house, FIVE picked
men Of the senate, and Ave picked
| Judges Of the supreme court, could bt
secured TO that end. 8
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-25

London, Jan. 25-Sir Stafford
Nortbcole, chancellor exchequer, in =
speech q Liverpool last night, said
peace vas essential to the interests Of
Essl4sd. 4 Tho government deeply
sympath,zed with the oppressed, bu,
iuteryentiDn In tho iateenat atioasi af,
fairs Of foreign county WAS step
requiring grave consideration. The
government proceeded on the pr,nci
pie pf limiting their sympathy within
proper bounds, g "a d avo,aisG|
u sfsy Alksso be !, hlse pol,
aASsIt a eoerSioa. He SstrenSossly
denied that the government ever had
~ sny iaase;ioessfp soing to war on
llkd Isal ~ ever inau-
eoced by unworthy je.lousy Of Rus
(a1s HI esnsidered that the Turks
bad scted on III advice, and under
lsAl 1psibihtyia thes&
Eeosso of M dlrieas j prop Mis- 81 tbs
Ioonferssee, III ~ .DiSrk "a \ ..|!.l! ,hi.
rejection done what s6e. 10 her ires
right, thought TO Be for The best, and
~ ~as shh u sade1ss1a ,hos.
who apparently desired to turn the
Iooadsct e Iarkey iatosa cause of of
fense Tor Europe.
Cross. secretary Of stale, for III.
homo department, in his address
said: / believe .here is . hette
fnhsaces for sAs pssserrstion of peac,
tiD Europe and for bst,sr ,goyernmen
Of Turkish christisps then has hithes
ito besn. - 80
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-25

7HE CoMPRoaIlsE BILL P-ASsEp. Z
r. Washington Jaas rs AT 7;lo am.
after ansalLnight sessiou the seaste
passed tie bill feportsd b. tina spec
ial committee, In regard 10 o6oouuiing
the electoral vote, without Ia0eDd-
mens.o9 Various anendasentss werc
submitted, bui "A we're sescd sdovs.
The sote oas,hs pAassgei wssi1 Yaas
47;sNaJs II; MsaE .toai b1ina the
only democrat who voted sg .ipst II.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-25
Z Chandler
WITH Rss Al LAST, THAT CAN SWEAR

y WITH Rss Al LAST, THAT CAN SWEAR.
Washington Jan. 25.-The committee
on powers, privileges and duties OF the
amined to-day Deberry,, a telegraph oP.s
erztor It Tallahassee: Question by Field
Do yea Eesnesn bar an telegrans passing |
between ". Chandler and Gov. Stearns |
between the sth and 18th Of Novembert +
Lawrence and Burchard objected, but
thu objection was overrutcd.
Witness then answered that the first
telegram Of 3wbict he knew was from e.
ChAsdler 10 Gov. Stearns Ii substance ~
follows; a.as g esss
ave are now absolutely sure Of so
many electoral votes for Hayes {witness
did not remember the number) and We
must have Louisiana, South Cafolins,
and Florida, by fair means or otherwise. y
He could moi give ths enact language.
a. Chandler also autographed Gov
Stearss in substance: "Scnd conriers
to each county and secure returns.
they must be made TO show ! major
ity for Hayes.
z. CHANDLER.
Also teIegraphed Coy. Stearns:
Wan. b. Chandler leaves tonight
for Phihdelphia on impor,an. bust
hess. .
Between The eth aud 1lth of No.
vember Frank r. Sherman, engaged
with Gov. Stearns, handed him tele.
gram for transmission signed BY The
latter aud addressed 10 2. Chaadler,
! in which mention was made of Z trsin
oontainiile COURIER sent out for re-.
turns, being k0kluxed, followed by
the remark, I'VE cannot carry the
state for Hayes unless We have troops
and money Immediately"
4 These were not the exact words,
but the substance.
i Q-D.dyonssce sny Telegram from
2. Chandler 70 Gov, sStearns in answsr
TO that?
y Ans-T remember telegram from
AZ. Chandler to Gov. Stcarus saying
\ he had seen the president and secre-
. sary OF War aud was authorized by
them is say that troops and money
would Be furnished as
DIDO you know Of troops afriv.
ing shortly after. )
81 A-Yss, they arrived Sunday the
i l2lh af Nax- YIN. Z. Chandlel
arrived The same, a,Afternoon.
1 - =
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-25
For Stoma9chs out Of Order.

b No'medicine will 80 ehaetpaliy improve The
tonr Of be stomach a. ihere pills taey remove
I'm proper diet. Theyreach the hvcf and rcdncs
si1 toA nsaithy ActIon; taey are wundcriul etti,
cacious In cases OF spas min factan never fstl
+HoLL1WAY's PILLS are The bes, known III
tho world for the following dispares: sAgus,
Asthma, Bilious Campi iinis, hluicher on iie
skin, Bow oils, Consumption, Debility, Dropey.
Dysenlesy. Erysipelas. Female Irregularities
Fryers Of all kinds. fftH, Cont. Hradsehe, fn1i,
gestio Inf anna tim, Janndica, Liver Complaint,
LutIhago. Pttes hhsumatism Retention of The
Urine, ,ScrofaIs or ktng.s Eyif ~uro f1tressa,
Stnhe or Gravel, Tic poioarenux Tumorr, TIGERS
worms oi Eli kinds. Neaknosa ifam any eaase
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-25
u OLLOeM A VS. PILLS.
InsariabIy cure tbs feliessans disesss
/ Disorder of the Kidneys. f

In all diseases affecting these ors,aus. Wlclhtf
they sccTese 100 m eti or foo hafs Swhl-r; ~
whether thry are Afflicted Mlih stones or gray rl
or with acher and pains settled fnffh. ta,is ovrr
The regi ioDt OF tAe kidheys, licsr pliia Aktss IL
he takhn According 10 the printed dire iort, M
the oin l.lan should be WeIl fnDbedI ia, JIIa
small 81 Inc baek al bed time This ts+ftmsut
Will give almost im at diate iief stsn ny ,tAer
u,.ilr hIye faifra. 45
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-25
Mark These Fl T acts. tt ]. /
1nt rrsnnanY q Ist WHOLE WORLD. Il
HOLLO~WAX's Pills.

/, Il had no ppeL.s--HoiiawaY.Pills sss, nc =
hearty one,
!. Your Pills are mArvellous 3 fs s.g d
bnuses s55 .@S4Fss s3a8 9sa8 iy" a q
'Dr. Holloway has cured my headae hd ihut
WAS ehrobtc.1, gs sss& 4 sg
II gave ons ofy your pits To ny babe fofcholr1s
mofhus. The dess -usais thing eet wsii An a
day =
4 aMysnapsea Ola Morning 10 nOwcnrcd.a & ~
g. Your box OF Holloway = Ointment cured nc
OF no,asA iniha hsaa.as rnhtsd some OF surr
Ointment behind the ears, and he nuise i,i.a
slstt. 'sgss ~ .Hss 80 sStsSat n 3. sSM &
..Scnd me Two boxes, want one for poor
family. sas #s.H s
II enclose dollar; your price lie q cents; but
the medicine 10 me- IL worth a dol liar. . ~ ssEN
t'send me Ave hoxes OF yoar pils
Let me have three boxes OF yonr Pilis ny re-
turn mail Tor cbiils aud icyer. N
~ have over 400 test fmoniais zach nr thssc, hn
want " space compeis ms ~ eopSlaac s, ssss
For Cutaneous Disorders,
And all frnpfions of bic skin, this ointment y
inosl invaluable 1t does mot. heal ssteruany
Alone but penet aies with tc most asarchin.. Eff
-ieets 10 The very ROOT OF the es v. fsssg stsas4
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-25
,rMPoRTANT CAUTION. ].

Mona afa gem re nnless the signaturf oil y Z,
HAYpaca, As Agent for the United 5 aics,.. snr
roul Ida each box Of r lis aud dntineni. hansi,'
some rrs ard will be sis en- ie any aae rendering
such Information - will lead The dctectian OF
any party par i.s connit trfeiinE the med ieinss
or vending the sane knowin. hem TO he spurt
oilt. st !ssf @s -
s."ssold 1. he mnrufsctory Of Professor Hof-
LoAAr \ Co., New YORK. and by Ill rerpeotahie
drig yisfAAnd dealers III medicine thtoushonf
he civilized NOT I'd, the boxes nj 20 eents; d. cts
aud oua dpHar each.
s C8 There Is considerable saving by taking be
larger sizes.
n, ,B.--Direc,ions for the guidance Of pa ienta
In every d1sueder are stixed to each box
once 10 Liberty st., New York,
d-dec7-wdeei4eiy &a 8a 6s s.s
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-25

the United States he was bound to
take notice - to Who bad been cleo
ted electors bv the states aud act
upon his intelligence, w. Al other
public ot6cc.. ~ ~ u a
.ti6cates from Louisiana IN the hands
Of the vice president. He was not
required to open them both. II he
refused Is OPS nd la.l tip .
cond retarn how was j. 70 be got out
OF his possession. II he refused TO
open = return WIS thnt ssasasaf rsss:s
olution2 Did be unde fstaud thSt We
democratic party threatened violence
OF revolution il he refused to open
and psssent the second return? How
Was ii 70 be got out of his possession
If he refused to open aspcd .rSlh lhrns
Was that ca1se Or revoluSion? !?
Did be understand that the democratic
party threatened violence or revolu-
ton il the president ~
with held the bogus ce} }Ei6dft1 \,
bill conferred upon tie nv ri616l i
created power to legislate unless its
action should be overturned By the
action. OF the Two houle. of ooq|re,s,
Tha da,.s.,e sDsld pec.1s8 (
.hehH. rtsboot tolsr bt.6Iud m
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-25
TIE CoAPRoAIsI

New York JAn.s25. --At s9:5o.ihis
morning special Information comes
shata the senate 1t ia bysa vote
4 * To II passed the compromise
Aill. .s s~ese a ..., +
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-25
tNorth Western Railway

Time cf depsrufe Of Passenger Tsains' frun.
Ne. v.liey In sHsea .,., .s...s. ..-.4-s. isFs
Lexyr for Chicago and the East.......67lP !. u.
~ EsEs - sFs,A Esss -. u rs a n
:. Council Biuds aDd the West, s.es 4. \.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-25

UONGREsSION Al. L
sRNATR.

Washington Jsn. 25.-The debate
ii. ,hs d, =, sssss q 4 % tht ;ll 4 By
the select committee In regard to
counting the electoral vote was con-
,inued III night Mrs Me,sos, 'esa-
tinuing his. Argument. claimed that
the vice president was not bound to
open any fraudulent certifcsses sfpm
any state, if there should be half :
dozen packages from . state in his
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-25

sHE coMpRo,llsE BILL, .RAssEp.,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-25

pretty meal, but the democrsts rcal
was rcposing beneath X. He argued
the bill was unconstitutional. Aissr
= case had been made up he did DOT
believe in adopting new plan which
would throw away 80 bali Of sshs
rh1,ees N she M Msspdtllc y TAas III
lad ~ ponsIstent ID sos.s mss
tiers vas entirely probable. He did
not believe there were any popes in
this senate who were sisfnlliblss He
accorded to every other seudtors coas
j ious motives; he claimed for
II the same considerations He
Believed the republican party had
saved this nation and the greatest
consideration Of hulpssity snl Sspel
itics demanded that ii be continued
ia power. Az this passicolss jnactioa
it Was not the duty OF republican
senator's, il ~ IS. their interest q
dep.r. from . practice followed for
seventy five years.
Blaine ~ hSahadahe trusted, -
gree. s psed lion sssg s(s.aos
ontthh Aoor q The gtsss'isyof tbs sI4.
ua.ion. He had supported Edmund.
in his constitu,isnslse 1men,svA.
leave the holcasestioa II 4 .netns
the electoral votes to the suppress.
court. He had favored plasibg IN
power of cosnting the votes in th,
.oprene sssst NJ IT. ~ co~pe
tent saenda int - She ::onstitssis'
bysplaeins y thstg HAt bsdy, shicl
by its integrity and unpartiality, coul'
properly cxescisesi,, but that aproposi
tion did not ooomend itssh 10 th
favor Of the senate, and was defea.e
by aslsrGs vote. Y
So far Is he WAS personally con
cerned, he was not welded to an
particular theory - to counting th
votes He desired simply 10 adhe,
to the constitusioa, md, npli Ee4 MI mn
gentlemen. with whom lie 80 -,
newly associated here, be waa fre
from al yas1bAsssss,at record On thi
s1Gosst5Oo.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-06-27

HARVEY rILDEN. Judge. MA. CHASE Register
The following business was transacted
in the Probate Court of the District OF
Washington, during the two weeks ending
June rs:
June II. Alden Willey's estate-Coms,
report returned and accepted. John Longs
estate-license to sell real estate issued.
June 10. Abijah Wheelock's estates.
S. Kelton, administrator; G. G. Putnam
and Ezekiel Kent, appraisers and commls-
sioners.
June Is. Ella i. Mann's estate-Lucia
Mann. administrative; application for IL
cense to sell real estate referred to July I.
June 16. Gideon Mann's estate-Eme-
line L. Mann, appellant; appeal from order
to set out homestead, and appointment Of
commissioners for that purpose, allowed
Luther Beckley's estate commissioners
report returned and accepted. j. II. Car
penter's estate-application for license tc
sell part of real estate referred TO July T.
june IS. Lucina Collamers estate j
A. Page, trustee of Sherman fund. Josep'
Rowell's te-administration accoun
referred to July I.
June 10. j S DARTS estate-adminiS
ton account allowed and decree made.
June 20. Permelia NJ. Edwards estate
will proved: Z. P. Burnham's executor
VIM. B. circuit and A. j Averlll, appraiS
ers and commissioners.
june 81. James Wailace's estale-com
missioners' report returned and accepted
g, 20 ,,,l
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-06-27

BRADFORD.-Mr Pierson, flther-in-law
of Grin Gambel, Esq, committed suicide
June 9Th.
Mr.. ]. C. Colby has sold out his carding
machine to Horace Farr.
Wool buyers are paying forty cents per
pound for wool A large quantity was
sent from this railroad station a few days
ago.
The Congregationalist Convention held
here week before last was very largely at
tended by clergymen and lay delegates.
The Ladies' Aid Society have II straw
berry festival appointed to be held on
June 26.
BERLIN.-To the lovers of the pictur.
esque and beautiful Berlin pond forms a
prominent and frequented place of resort
The lovers Of the pscatorial art will now
find ample reward for their labors, the
pond being stocked with full supply o
pckerel, horn-pout and other varietie:
which delight the eyes and palates of Yer
mont people, The pond is one of The
most beautiful sheets of water in the state
being between one and two miles long anC
over one-haf mae in width. Near tn,
center the projects within the pond form i
strait. which is SPAWNED by II bridge. Or
the western banks, upon beautiful hill
side overhanging the pond, is romanti
grove, forming delightful spot for pic
nicers and lovers of camping out. Scarce
ly a day passes but this miniature lax
may be seen dotted with gaily painte
lboats containing merry companies of fish
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-06-27
John O,Brien,s Six Shows.

This m mmoth consolidation of can
vas attractions will exhibit here Saturday,
July 9TH, and will give IN exhibition that
will completely carry away our people
with its size and spendor. Six museums,
six menageres, and six circuses all com
bned under one sea of canvas, must be y
sight well worth Witnessing. The six
shows were especially united for the tour
of New England where only the largest
and best can meet with success. Ample
arrangements have been made by the sew
oral railroad companies and rural visitors
will find ready means of transportation to
and from the city. The company will en-
ter the city at dawn in three grand dvis-
ions, the baggage train drawn by two
hundred mules. About 9 o'clock the grand
review will begin and the fifty-lhrce cages
pass in procession through the city witt
three brass bands. discoursing martial air.
in three carved and gilded gorgeous char
lots, the company mounted on gaily com
parisoned chargers leading the way. A
6 80 in the evening, Kauffman's musica
brigade of thirty pieces, the largest circus
band in the world, will march from thei
hotel TO the place of exhibition, where
eight centre pole tents will he pitched
seating ten thousand people. The entir
entertainment will be given under the per
sonal supervision of Manager O'Bren.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-06-27
DIR. sCHENCK,s PuLMoNIc SYRUP.

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SEA WEED TONIC, AND MANDRAKE PILLs.-These
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the American public, They are compounded of
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probably contain opium, which is a somewhat dan
gerous drug in all cases, and if taken freely by
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Its tendency is to cOnflne the morbid matter in the
system, which, of course, must make cure impOs
sibIe. Schenck's Pumonlc Syrup is warranted
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all morbid secretiOns, and expel all the diseased
matter from the body. These aie the only means
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5chenck's PumOnic Syrup, Sea Weed Tonic, and
Nandrak Pills ale the only medicine which operate
in this way it is obvious they the only genuine
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directions. DR.. Schenck is professionally at hil
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