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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-14
FOURTH DAY OF oCToBEl
DIVORCES

Legally and quietly obtained in every State
and Terri ory, for lNcoMPArIBILITY and other
causes, NJ matter where the party resides.
- years experience. Fee after decree. All
letters confidential. Address a. j, DEX-
Tex, Atty, Rooms Il ., 1872 Dearborn St.,
CHICAGO, ILL. Unquestionable references
given. Correspondence with the legal pro-
fessi0n invited.
, 1877-10-08

OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 0.--Tho Republican ton.
vcution Of this county, held here to-day, laid on
the table resolutions lntlorsug President Ilaycs,
his Southern and Ciyil-scrvice policy, aud United
States Senator Saunders, who resides here.
Tic following arc tho resolutions thus disposed
Df:
The Republicans Of Douglas County, III conrcn.
t!on aAseinbitd. reaArm thtlr unwavcrihg hAr4Hy
TO tltr carl1sl faith and funua principles Ut
thc Republican party, which ate: drst, cquatly fur
all before The law; second. national unity.
ntuostn. Implicit confidence In thu patriotism
anl honesty Of puspo-e Of rutherford II. HAyea.
we comment ht~ efforts 10 fe*fofe ftuterual Fela-
tions between lLo people Of the different sections
Of the country. and htAearueat endcarofs reform
the t:tsii service. Tue work nf pnracntInn Of lhc
public service ~hieh The Ncnubtieau party has IN.
dettlEtn. snd to whicl, II a!nne 1:ands com4ittcl
uuRht 10 be pcrsftcuty aud scsolpsely carried for
wnrd.
The election OF A1vin Saunders to tho sen4ts OF
pie o. Nebfa'ka foF tie c1palson froua tue Federal
SeESlcc In th!s state uf incompetent and corrupt
lnPn, and we lUus to our Congregational Representa-
tires to impress this popular deuland upon the Sa.
ttonal Naturalization.
Borr.ai }1sD1irh f7 The cascuao Tribune.
WHITEWATER, Wis.,. Uct. 1.-The Republicans
Of tho Thlra Assembly District Of WaInortll
County nominated +. n. Coz, editor Vi tue
Whitewater Reyi.'tr, to-slay to the Assembly.
, 1877-10-08


CoNsTAxrlAorLE, Oct. 7.--Moukhtar Pasha
telegnphs tho Ports under dato OF Friday, as
follows: "'ro-lay the bulk OF the Russian fosces
fs!l back to t.le foot Of Karatoo', leaving only
six battalions !ntrcnchcl At Kabaka. They
have thus abandoned their positions par.
ntiet with our tincs There Ia no
trace Of the enemy at Dadloran, Kizlyan, or
osiluzlu, they having struck their camp. TIE
cnemy'a losses during tic three .!ays' battles at
Yanllar, Gulycrun, and Aladiaw-D4gh urc estI'
matcd at IL, 0,0o0 kilIr,l and woun'lcl. Our losses
are about 2,uN. Tho Grand Duke MIasacl co,t,-
manlcd the Russians In person. Providence
has happily frustrated tho formidable plans Ut
our cncmIes.'
Luspos, Oct. ia Constanttnople dispatch
says hchnel EYoub Kefat rastla, late Chief Ut
6tafr, two Br1gstleEs, anl several superor Of.
Rcess arc to he tried. Eyoub Rcfat IL ellarged
with dlsobedlence In having refused to obey
Mchcmet All's orders to advance.
uH7RcE.
Tic Ports has seized Greek vessel entering
tho Gulf of Aria with arms aud amunftlon.
Greece has demanded her restoration.
sH1rKA.
A Vienna special says tho Constautinopla
authorities merely Intend that Rcunf paslm
sllall retain enough troops at 6hlpkx to main"
tain The defcuslgc.
ANEW POSITION.
All reserves collected In Koumelia have been
sent acrosa the balkans to now position which
tho Turks seclu to bu preparing at Orrllanlc for
Dsman Pasha To fall back upon sAon!d he lie
obliged 10 leave Pleyna. Tie ouly
question u, Viii he bo ublc to i"
sot The maAslng ot Russian Guards
-, - Al, IT,. fnrE
, 1877-10-08
RUSSO.'rUlsIKISII WAR.
AZ 1KkX FNOX TUE rrkklsu SIDE.

4 correspondent Of tho London Telegraph says:
srhtouEhout thu Nassisu asply IN huikara d1s.
cuuragslusnt. dtsfontens, and bllteE tesenlo,sns
ltlo4l popular uttlceE4 hssG apealY s&ld. iu Tue
prsscnss Of foretEuers Ut beadluaIters, that thsY
weeks ago tu Ihs sulfsu. reluctant neu how Rn4ss
itIeIF ordeEa.
Tle SAME correspondent says that In tbs re-
tent assault upon plevua the Russians lust 600
killed aud II .o0 wounded, aud tue Roulnanfan&
i,u0 killed aud 5,Uoo wounded. TIE statement
tL2t the third Russian defeat 1t PiaTna wa
iuote disastrous than the trst anu second coin
hucL, a Ga,utsu,ed by all tas knuwn tattk.
VI the tremendous cannouaainE with which
t!su Ru&&aus cuu>ole themselves, this eos1e-
stson4cnt &4Ys:
Tho Mu&cuylts aoldIoFs arc. believe, SICK OF tho
taugulAsrY bastnsss, and their comma u4ets xsss
s'En., Hhsn let1 ai pfesetrin{ artIllesy duela,
ibefa wcsu uot thrse hundred Turks KILLED Aol
wounded BY ahsll ass dnziny thoss sl2ai days ai al
, 1877-10-08

Tho Convicts At Nlackwcll's Inland Indlls-
naut and atultuoua un Account Ut tha CUT
tlnE.0H of Their Allowances "f tho Wesd.
SSttfal Ditpatck 10 7As tAtcaQo 7F5bnn<.
Nav YoRE, Oh. 7.--TlcFU has becn cousIdes-
ill., ,a,,a,'',. " n,a'~.i,.. ,s,.n, 49, ,sa ~ ~
'As eoaf4e.s VI n'9en" n 4aau o'et tae
cent "s1hdfa~as " thc co'nm!ss1onese OF Cor
rcct1un VI tho usual to1ac1o Eatlons which lave
srs tsu, nris.,,er.. ,ui all hi. y dorrn u.c ths
~. .....-I',, ~, .,.,,,,r.
weca' consuming ~ paouos e'eiJ 1*o "eekS'
They were la1oEmeo OF tue decision
IN Monday Inst, and there Wa loud
, 1877-10-08

The alarm from Box 296, NJ $50 yesterday
morning. was ealtsed by the burning Of q b4ru
lii tho rear Ut No. 179 West Twelfth street,
owned and ocelpled by Charles Messenger.
Damage, tl0o. Causc, supposed inccndnr!sul.
, 1877-10-08

gD<rtat iHsrstteA tn The t.&tcaop Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct 7.-Tllc Eighth
PEcstyscrlan Churvll. west Of tho river, WIS
totally destroyed just before the hour for
service thts su"rnlng. Loss, 5000. Tbs
church will be rebuilt al oucn.
, 1877-10-08
THF CONDUCTORS.

ELA4RA, N. T., Oct. 7.-Tba next Convention
Of tho Conductors Brotherhood Of tho United
States il 10 bs held In Chicago In October aa1t
, 1877-10-08

V.N 1AVNV I*INNOs
NEW YoRx, Oct IA Gre occurred at Hunt
cr's Poiut early t1is morning. II WIS first dis
covered in the lu;nber.yarsa of Dudley, Gtocl d
Co., 1l8 Wall strcct, New York. Before tue
fire department WIS OIL hand ynrd containing
a1,out 10,WU.O00 feet Of pine lumber was In
flames. From thIs the are comn,uut-
Gated to tho yari Of Simpson, CIupp
d Co., and 80,oo0 ieet Of their
atock waa destroyed. It burned fur1ous1y
until p. TIL. when It was thought to be up,irr
eontsul. But, at I. p. m., It again broke cut In
Simpson, Ciaup q Co.. - yars.. an.l It IL feared
that W., ,0N feet directly tu it, cuurxc will also
tc destroyed. The loss at pscsent einbrases
s,suO, ,oII feet Of pine lumber, with over lu.Uu,
tuyar-bo1rs and lloGslltas!s which we're h,utc,i
vi the premises, amounting lu all to S.sU,u0;
INSURANCE not hsccrtulursl.
, 1877-10-08

AT GOUvEKNOuN. n. y.
GouvEnNoCI, N. T., Ort. 7.-Tho Union Hall
block ansl adjacent buildings burned lat nigat.
LOSS, $1,000; Insurance, $;a3, ,0U0.
, 1877-10-08
A sangllinary Battle, At
tended with Apppal1-
ing Casualties.
More than Half OF the Loss Falls
upon Our Soldiers.
Names Of the Brave Men Who
Went Down to Their
Death.
Con. Niles Confident that Many
Desperadoes Are with
Joseph.

naan ara f3nea Ara nifh
"sF~A "4eeo AS
Joseph.
CHICAGO ocs' Item. Sheridan has received
tae eanlo1heu news from dcn. ieffy'
IT. FAIL, oee. '.-Ihe following dispatch
4.o"' uen. '''es was fecet'eo u "o nefe ~ ~
o'clock thls evening:
nhA1Qo*@tsAs Disfhac1 " THE 1kLho"-
s1oSs' IaHr ,a.r ~" TUE y 11tn "a" slooN1Aiss,
~ ~ o. lo'''-oen' a. ~. 4e'79' 1orn"a"o"V
Dtpdrfne't of Dakuta-GESEaAt: This cum
!nauu ~ 1uoseu fap,u'J u snakc s7feS' stnkins
1ne tfesh trasi oi the hostile Nee resccs' coming
o"1s o1 ocas IL" Mounsaos' ~ O'CLOCK
on tho aEu: We mat and SURPRISED
toc ea1np a. O'clock, capturing sne arecr pafe
:" l"etF -. nctu' apoot Wv oo'7es' "u1es' ana
ponies Inc cnGasemcnt was quite seveFe' anu
1ne 'nelosea L. list oi our Killed anu *oanael'
ne !nulans lost eesen!een kilea' 'neluuinR
Looking -u!ass mud 1oseph's brother three other
tnselS' ana !orES "o"naeo. dosepa eaFc NC nn
solemn solemn p,eaes yesterday 'aat ac ~ot'a .. saf-
fenuef' nu1 uiu not, ana tney arc cs'deat1S
waiting Tor MD ffon other Indians They
say tAat Tug olou1 a1c eom'n@ ~
tne's ala' 1Aey arc c'oaeiy lh7estca u
sooe ,oecp 1aslocs aau kept unuce ntc' ~
taRe tae'o " aAaalt "ou'a eoa' M&ns l4fes; !
may wear LUCID ,e o"s an" e1ea'ua'5 COMPEL tneaa
70 give up; lucy nGat ~nn morn desperation
INN any lno'aas l nave Eyer inet' oc!,cvo
tneTe arc many eeeapea slla'ns III Inc Sniago
VINO e4pcct 20 oe auoe "nen eausht. loeAe'e
eneae 10 eo'''"'an"a',e. quincy" .n'' eap Aa.n
n1ttloe ouE' on'4 n,se 'scu every cnort 10
presebt !uncl'on. a1' ehpce1uH tac eon''
paaes WIN ato.s's up, ana Nnl tue" enoeasol 0'
4euu TIC EEGuMu AMfNJFY EUul5kAu1G4 ~ HC1kOE+
presume you 10 not "sn tnem ~l'hosa"n
~heh surrounding tne Ne3 fesees camp. N.
.e'''' ~ eeuo ny "ou1usu ~ tuo Ms'guI' an'.
'ue esptaIsa s.osk !" tno lssao" "..oae: "ou!o
sepTe.4",J suExs.t .a.s lu.o'.as'ou W seus
.hs n.'',a W p.s'Is. 10y po.aon ~
1ne 's@ e,ees t,.oo eieo,us .au nne' VI W u.s
1usl 'nou.u -4Ne As4"so " .sn," s,!Na
sol. eau suppa'es ~ soas W ,ne aaA s iass1
'oaa srt 'ne eeeo"a ea'! ,,s souu NV
aos o'!nauon OF ,t''s osuers tnst . snoaa , su'st
my movements nespest4ut9, soos ooeo'e"s
sefsaat' "ntsoA n a. ''
eoiohe' til'n An'a""', nto'ot aA'o4
on'teu s'a1ea ARMY a,,.om eou'na'o'os'
nA.,.
Capt Owen ilaie' ss'en'o ca'a'sS' eommana-
'ne COMPANY n. w r,,
eesoho.iAeut' eosep" ~ oa"e' oe'ea'u ]@F-
air5' company H. ,
Fas1-eets'' o'to "uoe' eo"pooJ r. oe'e"|"
eAsa's' :, n, ,
oetsn. Ma1 ,ienso M.,l.s .na ~ A'ae@e'' ~oao'
panf n. ec'Sn," ,,9.,I, ea'In5; ,,,9I.., ma,
tt1satEs H. "uAA ~! "s~"; rN"e,' 1.a - iotu,
ueo'se '. =, na'usA1 .4@ N'AA~ '@'A"pp' eo"'p~"f
a, ecsen'n ta'a5' .,, -
fNs.sesst. n'c"se' ''aF'aa' eoh'PaaS ~
eesentu IA'Ay. .r o, ....,.
eetEt' 'An'es '1' 1'oe''' eo"pA'' ~ 0''eH'n
easalS' -
eFsatea 11aa"es soa oa"ss9' oo"peoJ ~
seventh Gava'fy' -.-.
Fnst'oesst' oeosXe AeDes1ot1' 1o"p@oJ ~
Seventh Casalsy.
scte1. otto ocos'o"' company a. oe'en'a
casaN5' r-,-v-,
, 1877-10-08

GEORGIA.
BxxL1s, Oct 1.-THE German corvette Ella
beth hAs bsen ozde1sd to Nicaragua " %uppoEt
, 1877-10-08
PATENT CAN TOP

Is complete. clostng NOZZLE,
SPOUT, amt JrI;NT perfectly, 30
there ts no possibility Of toss Of oil
fr The Can IL upset.
Il fita disk In s0fdered across the
0pcr Of the Can OH the f,lsitfe. tor3it-
Ing q chamber; the cork IN the =i,ac
scrciu IL turned do,u,a nro,l the ope,a-
ing tn the disf;; ore turM Of the
sc'e1v raises the co.i', opening spout
dnt tent, leaving tho slo<=fe tightly
c0r!tett.
, 1877-10-08

Il fter FIVE YEARS. TRIAL. still
maintain their supremacy. n0ttUith-
standing the FEEBLE TMITI-
I'ION,S that our success has called
into LeinD.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-05-30
SWEET PoTAT0Es.

Put out ''slips' as, fAt as they como,
and mak5 them come rapidly, ifthe wealth
er dry, BY watering the beds copionsly.
Those SIT out early are surest Of mtking
large tubers: but they ought to be con-
sumea IN fall or early winter--they will
not " keelf" as we'll as those from later
settings out The usural plan Of putting
out slips just after rain and packing the
'llri around the pants i not \ good one.
.lust before min i the best time. Int. as
one caa,iat risk its coming. il is we'll Il
waituntil the earth is sufficiently dry not
to get hard from working it. Dip the slips
in grout Of clay or clay and dung. pres,
the dirt 10 the loots. aud I'll IN lightly .,
round thu stem. and there will be no di
hcnnty ---'fhey are readily set out dr,
weather By following the above plan. will
the additlon Of pouring gill Of water int,
each hill before the loose dilt Is thrown
around the ston. Always set out i. tht
latter half ofthe afternoon.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-05-30
THE sum.
NEW YORK.

1877. NEW YORK. 1877.
The different editions Of THE SUv dur
ing the next year will be the same as dur
ing the year that has just passed. The
daily edition will Oh week days lie slleei
or four pages, md on Sundays sheet 81
eight pages, or ~ br0al columns: while
the weekly edition will be a sheet Of eight
pages OF the same dimensions and charac-
ter that are already familiar to our friends.
TIE SUs will continue to he the stren-
nous adyocatcof reform ald dretreuchmeui,
and III the Substitution o. craftsmanship,
wisdom. and integrity for hollow pFeience
iinbecility. and fraud IN the adminisira-
,icn Of public affairs. II will contend Tor
the government OF :lle people by the peo-
pie and for the people, rs oppased 10
government by fraudsin tile ballot-box
aid in the counting Of votes, enforced 10y
military violence. IL will cndeayor 10
supply is readers-a bOiy row not far
from million of souIs-wilIi tile most
careful, complete, aud Trustworthy
accounts ct current events, and will
Ell pioy for this purposes numerous aud
carefully selected s.affofreporters aud cor
respondents. Its reports rom Washing-
ton. especially, win be full, accurate, aud
fearless; md il will doubtless continue To
deserve and enjoy the hatred of those who
thrive IS rlundesing Tie Treasury Or Is
usafping what the law does not give them
while it will enieayor TO merit the con-
fidenee of the pubic by defending the
rights oftlie people against the encroscb-
meais of unjustilied power.
Tie price 81 the daily SUs will be 81 .
months or si.5D 4 year, post paid. Or with
tile sunday edition s7.7O year The
SUNDAY edition alone, eight pages. 81. -
year. post paid The WEEKLY Sun,
eight iages. of5g broad columns, viii be
furnished during 1877 at tie rate Of 81 a
year post paid.
Tie benefit Of tllislarge reduction from
tile previous rate or THE WEEKLY can
be enjoyed byindividnql subscribers with
out Tie necessity Of making up cluts. At
the same time, ifany Of our friends cIioose
70 aid 10 extending our circulation, We
shall be grateful 10 them, aud every such
person sending ~ Ten orrnore Subscribers
from ole place will be entilledlo one cory
Oftbe paper for himself without charge.
AZ one dollar year; postage paid, tle ex.
lenses ofpaper and printing are barely
repaid; aud, considering the Vie Of the
sheet and the quality Of IT, contents, we
are confident the people will consider THK
WEEKLY HUS The cheapest newspaper
pvbli-hcd i,l tile world. and we trust also
one of tie very best.
Address. THE SUN.
New YORK City, n Y.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-05-30
GApEs IL YOUNG FOWLS.

Ia recent conversation With On expe.
rieneed chicken grover. he informed us
that he had been very sueeessf1l 10 con-
aueving gspss 10 young fowls by tie sppli-
cation OF ar. slaled lime. As soon rs
manifestation appears. be confines bis chick.
sns in box. Que * time. sufficiently
large u contain the bird, and places i
coarse IL cotton On linen cloth over The
TOP. Upon tie top of this be places the
pulserized lime. snd taps tse screen suf.
feiently 20 cause the lime 20 fall through.
THIS lime dust the fowl inbales. causing il
70 sneezr. and IN short time the cause of
,ha rspes i ihrosn oBt in the form of .
slimy mass or masses II worms. which bad
ACCUMULATED IL ibe wiGapips and smaller
~ sesseis This remedy he considers So
i.cfior 70 any be las ever tried, and he
seldom fails 20 effect q perfect cure lie
has shjufsd al ihase neehsnicil Ioesns BY
which il i stiemasI tC dj4lodse Eye E1-
z,apans With instrpmesis made Of whale
Lone. hoz's bil,iles. d hne wire. alleging
that peos d afs quite ~ certain q push ~
,a,e worms iaf,her dorn ihr thruat u the
sbwl. as IL draw them ui.--Ls0easicr
Fos@sr. -
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-05-30

a. reason Why American farmers ought
% be contcnted. the Amicaltutist gives
this account .. the farmer in England !:
:. lie does not own his land. exeel IN
very rare instances. and is obliged mt only
to pay a yearly rental Of $50 to So per
acre. but. to keep :he hardly worked hand
in good condition, Is forced 70 employ i
working capital Of Il least SIC in acre.
To be expended ID artificial fertilizers lie
i prohibited hy lsw from killing wild ami
inals. such as rabbits. hsfes. foxes. par
iridges and pigeons. while his cats and
dogs are killed by bis landlords game
keeper, lest they might injure the game
This game feeds on his crop. and he must
submit to sec bis fields sometimes ravaged
by them liz isohlige,i 10 raise such crops
a. his landlord considers OeSt for the land.
lie is bound 70 ali these requirements BY
an exacling le4se. which makes him a
species Of serf 10 his landlord.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-05-30
alIIEr- DRILL CORN.

This il tie fasorite month for sowing
millet. Frost is over and tile warm wealth.
er forces il forward rapidly, making it get
start Of grass aud weeds. Iti very
good time aiso to sow corn for fodder.
npihinn seems to be drifting in favor OF
noi sewing j, too thick. letting the stalks
bear nubhins and emitting when the grain
il passing into dough With the mid II
these craps ~ farmeris justified II being
short Of an abundant supply Of long forage.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-05-30

lie medicine that can be employed cleans
ing the stomach and bowels, and even the
blood. In small doses OF one pill day,
they stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health.
Arms PirIs have been known for
more than a quarter of a century, and have
obtained Il worldwide reputation for their
virtues. They correct diseased action IN
the several assimilatiyc organs Of the
body. and are SO composed that ohstrnc-
tions within their range can rarely With
stand or craie them. Not only DO they
crre the everyday complaints Of every
bolv. bnt also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have ballled the best Of
human skill. While ihcyprodtice power
iu effects. they are, NJ the same time, the
safest aal best physic for children. by
their aperient action they gripc much less
than the common pureatiyes. anu never
give pain whcnihe bowels are not inllamc,l.
lhev reach the vital icnnrains ofllle blood.
ami strengthen the system by freeing it
from the elements OF weakness.
Adapted 10 al ares and conditions in
al! climates. containing neither caiompi
nor anv ,ieleleriuus drug, these Pills may
liz taken with saiaty by anybody. Their
susarInaiing preserves Them ever iresn,
and .naSes them pleasant 10 take: while
be:ng purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use in any quantity.
PREPARED ~
Or. ]. C. AVER g. co Lowell, Mass,
Prneticnl and tn,Iyiical ebeni.ts.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-05-30
PEAS.

Il is veil to plant portion of the rea-
cropnow Let it bean early variety, that
will mature and lie ready for gathering BY
the lst of August. There i comparative
leisure then and good dry weather---henee.
good sound seed. We are ID the habit 81
gathering such a. We neeu for seed purposes
At that Time. putting them away in the
hull, in barrels; they will thus keek we'll
untit planting time.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-05-30

Are the most &
fectiyc a,ld coage-
NAL mTgatiye
discovered. They
are mild, but cf
fcctual in their
operation. moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
in their operation,
they are still the
| most thorough and
.oawal,,uo aafitaf.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-05-30
AMERICAN
AND
Foreign Patents.

GIf.aipRE & CO.. Successors 10 rhipman.
" Hosnief 4 Co., Solicitors. Patents prOcur-
ed In al countries. No FEES in Advance. No
charge nnless the la'ent !. gTaitrl. No fees Ter
making preliminary examinations. No nttliiion.
u lees far obtaining ant cundnciinsa fehearing.
Bl recent decision ~ tie commissioner ALL Ie-
jrriei applications may We revived. Special at-
tentIOn gissn u lnierftToaee Cases leiore the
Patent uiFee. Extensions before Congress. lit-
fFngeneft suit, 10 different states aud al liti.
gation appearing 10 InyeHtions OF Patents. srnd
siaEIp ta tiiimoie 4 Co, 'or pamphlet Of "a pages
Land Gases, Land ITarruAts. and Scrip.
Contested Land Cases prosecuted bofore The
Us. General Land Office and Department ofthe
Interior. pr,ste Land Claims. Mining and Pre-
| EmpiiDn Claims gnd Homestead eases attended
~. Land scrip isas-ignahl-. aud can he iocaiesl
~ the name ~ the purciaser upon any Govern
'ncnt land subject 10 Private entry. IL I.s per
acre. iti. ~ equal Nalur with Bounty ..and
warrants. Send stamp to Gilmore & co., for
I pamphlet oIln,trnr,i0R.
dffedrs ~ Poy and Bonniy.
Oilifef<. saldIer- aud sailnrs ofihe late war or
their heirs. arr w naHy ca-rs entitled 20 money
I Irum the Government Of which fhcy have no
KNOW isase. Write full history af service and
/ staie amount III pay and bounty received. En.
elosc stamp r. Gilmore 4 co., and full reply.
alter examination; VIII w given You IIee.
PENSIONS.
l Al Oficers, soldiers and sailors wounded. rur-
tured, or injured ~ the ate war however Slislt.
4 ~. can obtain = pension by addressing Gilmore
! a Go.
I Gases prosecuted by GIL MORE a CO. i.rtorc
the supreme Court If tllr United states. Iouit u
I Claims. and The soHibeFn claims Commission.
i Eari department ~ our business i conducted
in = separate bureau, under charge u the saire
expcrjJnetd parties employed b the old firm.
I Prompt attention to al business entrusted to
GILMORE 4 20. j. thus secured. We desire 10
win snecess BY deseryingit.
Address GILMORE & co.
699 Est. Washington. d. G.
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Gee aweek iii III ir own town. Terms anl
sDUO = outfit Zee. II IfALLETr & 30.
PnriI8ud Maine.
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CkS-G-- a Week 10 Agents. go oUT.
D. O. NIEkERY. Angt.fa. Milne.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all tho purposes Of Family fnysic'
ana for curing Costiveness. JaundIce,
Indigestion, Foul Stofnacns Breatn,
Headnche, Erysipelas, Rheumatism,
Nruptlons and Skin Diseases. bn-
iousness. propsy, Tumors, worms
Neuralgia, as Dinner Fili,
FOR Purifying the Blood,
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The North Carolina Farmer

y. II. EnHfss:
Dear Sri have been a practical Far
mer for ~ years, and during that time have ~.
Ken The best Agricultural Journals of the day.
aud undertake. 10 say that there l. more yaln,.
hlc practical Information 10 our FARMERS, ln the
nfst aud srroad nurbers of the North Carolina
fAl,ef iiian ~ any d0zen copies Of the Agrieul-
thral lapeFt haze taken and do most earn
estly rerominend u 10 every Farmer In our STATE
A. the paIssr Cor him above al etIIer1.
PETER n. HINES.
...... Halifax, Go.
s,nipscripllon Tor one Year 81 90
.rs Tns topies 4 90
Address J.H. ENNIS 4 60.
sept. . I'm. .aIeinh. ~ q.
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THE HFALTHIEsT Oi Us are lithIe 10 ol,-
sirtieiians iH the bowel'. Dnii't uesieei them.
V y NOT necessary 20 Outrage the palate with
nau-spii- drugs ia slich est-es. The Hlost elie.
tive ilSlfiye known y TARRANIre ErFER.
NESCENT skLTZER APERiENT. aud Il
i also ilie m0sf agreeable. IT, operation j. soptl.
ihg, cooling, painless lily ail dfng4i.ts.
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Ufa aday n hume. Agent. wanted. Outtl
s1IZ ana. tcrEssfFec. TEUE& Co,
Augusta. Maine.
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O. S1n per Gsy II home. sample
s1D : ~ worth . rec.
STINsON 4 20. Portland. Nc.
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Passenger train leaving Raleigh nj f2.a4 n. m
connects 10 GTcensboro with the Southern lioilnd
lriIn; making the qni,kest time 70 all Southern
cities. Accommodation Train .Ieasing Rsleieh
n l0.lj Il N connects with Northern bound
Trains n Greensboro for hrlnnond and all
points easf.
Price of Tickets same rs via other routes.
No Change Of Cars between Charlotte
and Richmond. 2s2 Miles.
Sleeping Cars run fI,raigil FROM aIchmond TO
Montgomery without change.
Papers that have arrangements ts advertise the
schedule q this coinpany win please print y
lOyr.
For further Information address
JOHN IL. MACMURDO.
Gcn'l. Pas. Agent.
Richmond, Va.
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WEEKLY C0URIER.JOU URN1L
One wear Tor $500. rye papers tor little more
than The price OrDne.
scnd " 'rlIfee Dollars aud receive youf home
paper VIII the conrief.Jouriial. the Lest, wit.
tie-f. brightest and ablest cify Weekly n, the
county.
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The MARYLAND Eys and Ear Institute
No. &C Moth Charles S.. Baltimore.

Incorporated April .. 1899.
Court.
The sl,0te Institution oilers al tie comforts Of
y home ~ patients suffering with eve % esr die.
rasps ski.fnl nnrses ave ~ aifrndaBce aud A. fnr
surgeon III charge resides ~ the house With fhc
family, patients are aen ~ him several linlcs
dnfngflie day. For further Information apliy
b.. g.cEoEGE ErLLlAu.