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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27

Money vae easy ~ : ard per cent on q" T. Win h''c
b,is,, IL lower rates The tree Oftrng ~ capital De-
-c Of A., ucn-ab>prliJu l citl or raGc or sccni"t"u
Discount IT, a. q rUo a, aud do'-t c&cuah< rae
unoltri,d 1rc utcd states Treasurer 4 Washington
rrc.vrd TO-DAY ~puU.Olo utoEU bank notes '"i e.
donptiuI Tine customs rcccirtS wel' N"OHJo an" IL
trrudl revenue receipts r1poV1p. Inc lul""H- y
IND C!cariug-bou.c statement to-day. 'uFhN tN
change ,-G1 $780,; currency balances, T-NN-Z."
Cp,d exchange. ~G1Tl.GuG god balances. --32,o'-
Go,.lrarnt hnnDs easier. for rr@s'us Wclllu'i
I'm ON last Iort. Registered g. 81 lN~l sci ~ t !i-1
III coupon 81 I1tl-: registered "Antt'. ~ Ii".''
coupolfaf IIr: a ilu7- coupon 1850 - llldlIy+f
common IClOs 80 ll4 u rvlsi"rcj hNe> AZ ~
and COUPON Cd. ll-i-a IL We annex ld'i street quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27

to-day 800 head total for four days. 'OO
head; sales at $iOs0 3D.
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Total sales Ion the day... ..... IL d
C5 ,r 30 o1ys "a seller 90 caNs ~ = N'H'I 90 u


.rn.i~. PRICES or TuIIADELTHiA STOCKS.
'A"N'N' a. Assec Bd Asked.
81 a.. nos, no lI"i- SchmvlkiU y. Pref o. lU
! y n of = J. llOL, 400 Northern cent. X % 70
penn. K......: A. 4~L2 Ltidgh Natli- 80 ~ =
DegGlur * .......- l5t ljt O C. & A. X r.. - 80
iaIDrp Valley E... 40 Ind Jacksonville H. II ln. -
9, frf .tL, .G Ceui. iaIisgOrt'n- 3oal -
Pm a I1c Il. a.. l5A l3Ll
London advi;cs to-day report BIT Sh c'nsos Gown 10
o.l5f, decline 81 p. Der cent. tinted Stdc, bnhS are
strong az yesterday ul prices llc Closing NJ -;
There a. quotation for money aud sXCrWa~ quot'
st a. per ounce The sum Of 4l"ooop buIlioh Wa"
TODAY Withdrawn froin the Bank "i England on bal
ai,sr' I'm Amsterdam. Northwestern preferred was
0I;nfcl at 5fla Illinois Central at 54N ana Erl" T.
pms Dispatches report per cent nnt's al I'."o'
Gold was hTmor and. opening at lo"-e, al' anu 20
1904: TIC bulk of business was at lIoli- On E"Iu
loans The rates were Ia ~ rr cent CARVING.
m fdr i'm exchange market un tJl the scarcliy
az cot on bills The standard drawers have advanced
I'M Glav Tatr - Il L.. making no change ~ th' rae
tor d.uaid bll,-Si I'd tins rise Il explained ny hr
extreme ease Of the London money marktt.
TIC latcs for business are L"o = OF crnt
L,low Tie nominal rates. The import entries
al foi.lrn DRY goods ~ this port for The week
wcr ~ 72jlC} The amount marketed was Sl,l9@o6l
tn, Assistant treasurer paid Oui ScoUo IN com liigi
,.si and $4,000 In redemption Of called bonds. ne
co,'. in.ircs~ "a! the Guld Clearing Department OF me
Rank al fLt state Newly ORR covered; 'o0 cleared
SEQ . Onc: loid balances Sl,2lGG1l currency ha!-
n{cc. - ~ Isl T.c -oit quGtJio!- were - loc VS.:
10 lnGi- IljG.lCtA &..-......lub- o---.-.-4Vo4
ion exc q. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27

e.rtt1.I
Nav .;-.------- . - .. 90 .,''i ''' - 49,
June -..-----. - t.@ 80 -; ono,
pKj'- ND tllt-M - t.4i,,, =, - "a '.,',
ana Hhoi'h io,.P N',r,, No At 80. Oui.l.c
az = 'anU""'. 20 M -, = -, -. isI.3,u 1ulI.
roo. ~ Ii l1l.c fol, fcl,.l. N.Ia-e SOFA
?0IHr 10. Cy.am Tarar :Io3.it... cola; l#..b.
"a" &c. ~9!'' 49,, H. - 40 Ion al
si,NI' - ,,r
SOFA - ,i - ,r,,. I,,'"r.Io r,y.ir 81 -
a. - ." 30. 1ii,si' P.,aes iaS-. roa; ,Nnjm
O5' - +"@st - s' i, w. IT,, Sssiia, - oI Il, n
for Lemon oUr ',,. H., -, On, = ~ ~ =
tri|ttl FjiN S,Yo; 80, 80, ~. ',,r, CLya., aid
ID Pta-H' ''ii'd. "a ,c,it.
GdmD1. "a ~ geo VIZ ma s'iI. ~. 80 90 ,c
:! lI"$I-p = ION f.-o'' "'''"@i '' ''
"5,"-l -, ,o, .1,o,r ma ,tqr,e and Trade has bes
, nj ,I ,. ,,,o.a os arc: No " ,ssacl, shore
~, 'f., V,na .5.'. "a do $40. ana 40 e: g..
N"ts'I H. 100 ia "a, ~, f.r,'c rapk 20 No ]
tii- ~ ~ ~. seized rs 49,. f1lisior B,r.rid
b'>tl N'lilsN' -" - 5,,It,,J ~ mn.
.>-u MAJ rho to,r ,u,T,c. r7ir slightly IT.
iI't ~. li,.it,.i I''j ,,tor. u,5i.it fl
huytin J1o, w., ON il.lir. ....rti'r H,,r.
lh' '. - ,,' -. ,It.~l insane, ,Hai.d
II" N' W'''' 80 az ,,,,'. =, H. ,.,y -.s ~
Hi'S 10, ~. i.......i ii, ,,,i.I pI.yilce. tty
Pr, ''' ' WIN, .i J. losrr Win ID LINT l-ucss
I"W Di;G 81, d,.. tr,!r,g 80 LGli g. ai
sac, "top lpin' 90 -. .. ~ ,:I,, an f.,,r. 900
- $50 ~ lI'lt 80 .n', ili' ,iir.f4 tti.,- -
hii,,. Hi.V..n' '' - "T l,tJ.
Nttiluh NiiH q" ,',.,,
:" U"H-'-' o.. ~, ~, T.i nil nh i,,r.5,,i, ~,
am 80 '," - ~ % III -l,.~i.o
We. 'ir'' -, | a.. i.t.r.., +, t..r,,,,.
li.' '' AZ, ~ - Ken t,.,inn Ia Do, do, - 800 - 80
iIt $500 go 90. - C,,,,. Fancy
"l 'VI"l .I t+,r.r .,.. t,.iur,, ..vua Wet
~ - w f",T ~, mi - @1oa, e.! Cia,I %
,o fr, Mis- f.,-t Europe c=C H.. and
80. 49, 'f.f t,r Wet in 5rs $3.50 l. 'uT
iVV,r,nr Il, common Eure Eoand Hoop OHIO; SO 2'0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27
fnat.clnl.

A FEW CHOICE CITY FIRE INSURANCE
"a STOCKS for ABE by r.. =. BAILEY.
% Waist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27

The Company has tie following Assets. viz:
United states and STATE Of New-NorA stock,
CITY Bank ard ether stocks oGrOO %
Loans secured by stocks and other . l77a3OJ 90
Real Estate Bonds aud Moitgages..... 26doUJ %
Interest ana sunlry notes and claims due the
Cornn,uv estimated at .......... AO135O 10
Premium and Bills Rcceivabc.....-.. lsl25ni -
cash m Bank ............ 3GJ,Ol2 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27

State bonds were nominal to-day. End u tl'" SHARES 81
tLc city banks American Exchange tdD sold al lo' r.
and German American ttH at $50. - iu.t"dt i1ih-
there was furtrcr free selling ~ Tic .iIw"I"'t "' FL
Paul ISSUES IaCior,r DIVISION fr.is itubHE dr"n !"
Of CiIcaeo AMI Milwaukee division 70 80 aud -,.uE
f.id 60 ~ tLc Itrcc hr~s .rl1- ~ NA m - -
(rtai Of -cr-, cCuycI piC> declined 10 ''-- h'iH
n.Iirg - 100. IN tie lArhca N "ciN'
tr.d.5e was reported. Central h,~i~. lo~'z; ono
San loi luiu branch. 81 a' .NcscrH- l0i - mon ha
Grants iU-s. ANA snsms fnud. 91i1 Union hr''s n~
INC "a lO.7-aIOi Toledo aud hJndsG first adNHEcrN 10
l0iz amt seconds to 90. Great Western first, 81 10
frt,u TO- q. Delaware and Hudson torioh - 81 I~Il
lei = ~ ana d. .i.I.irA bn.de 90 1901 20 ltf >, oi
4 a. and T. &. lsnu. 10 -. NcW-Nork Cch'i.l rfts-
tered fr.fs sold al IiGi2 Canada southern hrs ~ D.
and iutiiuctuu ard Ccdar Rapids iiits - b. western
I'g.op n irafai y = advanced 20 JOG.
100 following arc tue imports oil d'} goods M me
Port of NrVA DIRK Tor tic week cIdin2 toda! ANA fHc
inr uociuang the year, pared iih the cor pond
isI portions ~ irc,JOLs year,; -.
ro,,..d Il, IT, port . s&oGti42 . 102,537 il725ioG
TLIorto 81 ua, Aet~... 80 b. 0i2 I,9SJ,lSj lI'@Vll
J0H. ]. .,,..,
TIfeied the port. SS%t"ll .'04N'V'' n4@-'. -,
Tn ST. Nicholas lnsir.uc" COMPANY has declared
,crunual YldeuG Of per cent payable Oh ana after
Feb ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27

-hAc clOOhN.
"A. NTW.YORK. METROPOTITAE, MUTUAL AID
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
and of Brooklyn and NcvNY0rk Ia Securities dealt
in by GRO. H. PltfNllNn .,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27

TNHE TRUSTEES, in conformity to the Char
4 of the Company, submit thc following >IAIE'hNf
OF ITS AFFAIRS on the 3lst December 1876;
Premiums received on Marine Risks from lst
January, 1876 3!s December ls7G..-. si,92 l"7 Go
Pr, lnuus On Policies marked OF lst Janu
nru is-R II go u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27
Total amount of Marine Premiums

no Policies have been issued upon Life Eisks;
nor upon Fire disconnected with Marine Risks.
Premiums marked of from lst January, 1876
TO 3lst December, 3
Losses paid during the same
period ---..---....,......... l'ro''lo] ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27

PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PpoypFVcp Printing Cloths strong 81 ." Tor
best aud goods, with fairly active business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27

rENIIE Regular Annual Meeting of the Stock
4 hodcrs and election ~ Directors Of The 81 Ju-EPI
AED 81. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY VIII be Lth! on
TIrESDA y the Gin Of March 1871 The Office o. The G
C0mpaav IN Third National Bank Building, No iIOAYc
81, 81. Louis, Missouri, al o'clock, p m;
" g. COT LDY, SECRETARY,
No 8 MuIrdy-st.. New J. oras
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27

7 OST.-DRAFT No 4O2, drawn by Ma
l. TIONAL BAEh OF THU REPC BLI1, Pliiaceipli1
Jan Q 1877, Importers aud Traders National
Bank York. for Seventeen Hundred and five Dollars
and Twcnty-seven Cents, TO the orderot CHARLIE EoIE
and bv the order Of MI john / FoOtE.
mas been Os, or stolen Mail Payment 81 same
has stopped all parties hereby notified not 10
uoOo said l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27

EAS StOcks ana IltY r. K. NtOcks anu bOnds
" bought and sold T. T. HEWITT, Broadsi, hooih H.
I AFAYETTE, Brooklyn, Hamilton, and Long
Island Fire Insurance STOCK and Long Island scrip
MANLEn. 7. J. u. y. y. 1rUunc Ohlce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27

DELAWARE LACKAwANSA AND WESTERN RAILE0AD 60,
26 FXCUANGF.PIAcE NEw-G YORK, Jan. "a y -
rE'HE ANNUAL ELECTION of OFFICERS
\ and MANAGEI.S Of this COMPANY will De b,ld az ls
office TT ESDAY the 20th day q February 1t lo eo'K
am
The Transfer Books viii closed from 3ls Janualy uul
2lst February. ~. oDEIi. >tcriaiy'
OFFICE OF HE ATLANTIC MUTUAL lN.uRA$cE CohrANi.}
kEW.NoRK, Jan -. 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27

Reiurns OF Pre-
miums aud Ia
penses. ...........$I ,03s,4lO 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27

WINTER TOXIN. h tween Ills ana
Lass Nibt,r Ia regard uuiuDrr ~ hogs packed du the
cities Ina ella grt from 81 a' M
erase a. p.} Ouy a. - one ~ c"hsi ftl" decrease
rNhiit Afford sur1risC pc1aah tu au} opera
tn for IL a. been well understood tat Me hogs ready FOR
Irescn marketing relatively much reduced ~ NUMBER
wl.. !Hc vcd.r conditions Of The Nvek have been S" -
p-.rIi even II there ma! been liberal -"
aaO been he hiss ouitiur Influences o
generally duh docl ming markets duc most ~ the re
i. pack ry hr Of al 90" current NtHrs IL
duc,d 20 DO 5y marked ~ ir CpGieo Oi Ndt
Tor ice pruci. Tu Int reached ~ extraordinary sp'ea
llv. movements regardless az even bra,Sl condition Of
coHrumityc dthard this iIari the UItt has shown
mar a,ti falling vii b." by the following coma
ion. averages hogs weighed al the mite. %.lfuas
II N4fG-
The Republican journal., 1877-04-12
t. This last being report

brig. The Comet. This last being report
ed to the commanding officer Of the Por-
poise. Lieut.. Goldsborough was sent to
rctake her in a night attack. He picked
out crew OF thirty five officers and men,
and, dividing them into four boats com
panles. started Oh his desperate under
taking, for the Comet was in full posses
sion of two hundred reckless men whose
trade was death. Pulling noisclessly I'M
der the vessels side. the little party board
ed, and after Il severe fight succeeded in
recaptuling her, but not until overa hun
drcd Greeks We're killed. on an average
OF about three men to every one of the at
lacking party Each man was 4 hero, for
it was Il hand To hand struggle for life,
and many individual deeds of desperate
bravery were done for instance. the
Ward-room steward, Il powerful mulatto,
killed With his own hand eleven pirates
Lieut.. john \. Carr OF Virginia killed the
captain Of the gang and several men With
hiS pistol, and he Young lieutenant. whose
dashin4 leadership contributed 50 much
IL the Success OF the expedition. was seen
every where towering above his men and
shifting the enemy hip and thigh
The Republican journal., 1877-04-12
April Ctlaracterlatica

April, 1T ill., i'r.t, il lie tcll,lelc.tl III
| tender Saldda 1t lypc t. lht first spcur
I'll grass. The >en4"s ai4hl hetrln@
amell-;lit ~ hungry for H. delicate and
almost spiritual tokens, ,t5 The c.tlllt are
| Tor The tll.I bite OF lis field How il
| touches one and intakes linn botl, PLAID and
All Fire Voices ut the ulriN inc bird
the migrating low Is, The clnud} Of pigeon
Sweeping across the sly or hlling he
woods, the cfin horn of The first honey
| bee Ncnturng abroad in The middle of
| the ,iay, the clear piping If lie little FROGS
IN the marshes 1T shutdown, the camp fire
| in the sugar bush. the smoke seen l1lr
| rising over the trees. the tngc OF Green
that comes So suddenly on the sunny
| knobs and Slopes, the full translucent
streams, the waxing and warming sun,
how these things and others like them are
noted by the eager eye and ear, April
is my natal month, and am born again
into new delights and new surprises at
each turn Of it. Its name has an indies
cribahlc charm to me. It's Two SyllablcS
are like the calls of the first brds-like
| that OF the Phoebe bird, or OF the meadow
lark. It's very SHOWS are tcrtilzing, ana
are called the poor mans manure
Then its odors am thrilled bv its
| fresh and lndeScribablc odOrS-the per
tune OF the bursting sod, of the Quickened
| roots and rOOtletS, OF the mold under the
| leaves. of the fresh burrows. No other
| month has odors like it, The west wind
| the other day came traught with a per
fune that WAS to the sense of smell what
| wild and delicate strain oi music is to
| I he II olmASt t.,1
| walked across the hill with my nose in
the air taking it in. 1t lasted two DAYS
| | imagined ii came from the willows of a
distant swamp, whose catllins We're afford
| ing the bees their first polcn.-or did it
come from much farther from beyond
| the horizon, the accumulated breath of
! lnnumerable farms and budding forests !.
| The main characteristic of these April
odorS IS their uncloying freshness They
are not sweet they are often bitter, they
are penetrating and lyrical. | know We'll
| the odors of May and June, of the world
of meadows and orchards bursting into
| bloom, hut they are not 50 inet1Abe and
immaterlal and so stimulating to1he sense
as the incense of April
| one characteristic April feature. and
one that delights me very much. is the
perfect emerald Of the spring runs while
The fields are Yet brown and scrc, strips
ana patches of the most vivid velvet green
ON the slopes and iii the valleys. How
TIE eye grlZes there and is filled and re
lreshed! had forgotten what a marked
feature this was until recently rode in
IN open wagon for three DAYS through a
mountainous, pastoral country. rcmarLa-
bic 1or It's line springs. Those delicious
| green patches are Vet III my eve. The
| fountains flowed With May. " here no
springs occurred, there were hints and
| suggestions OF springs about the fields and
| by the roadside i'll the tresncned gras5-
| sometimes OVtltioWlng a space in he form
Of IN actual fountain. The water did not
quite get to the &lltacc III such places
but sent its influence John Bulrou"hs
IN Scrbner for April
The Republican journal., 1877-04-12

EDITORIAL ItlALs. DR.. Holland emu
lneltteS III tie April number OF '.Scrib
ntr' Il lew Of the rrials to which editors
81 LEADING publications. are necessarily
subjected AMONG the IDEAS which lie
emphasizes i this The publisher
apIec5 tol Il consideration to give his
reader the best literary material he can
buy and he Is bound to do this ire
apectiNe OF all other considerations. His
living and prosperity, no less than his
business honor, bind him to do just this.
The editor has no right under any cir
cumStances to take into consideration the
desires or needs Of Il writer who seeks Il
place in his columns" After referring to
the constant drain upon the sympathes
which any conscientious editor with a
heart must undergo in refusing to be in
huenced by appeals to his feelings, DR..
Holland quotes from an imaginary visi-
The Republican journal., 1877-04-12

tor But if YOU refuse to publish, will
YOU not read our productions and clitcise
them" Good friends, eyes wear out,
work presses. cares are many. every day
brings its fatigue and every evening its
demand for rest. The editor would be
glad to serve You. but he has no time.
No, You must fight ii out all alone, as all
the successful men and women have done. =
And all the profession will say ".Amcn. =
The Republican journal., 1877-04-12
Waiting tor Escort.


ne" iIli 81 los is love- IAN sirs lace
For l.urk 81 towers lip~ iuay lose lis light
lId souls a@IrlN. thai Seek il vain the place
W here tlJ~ir love lies. may never live Alright
Ahd when ~" Llhdlrd hearts IN rourt>lGp inject.
Ani ih lhr ri""9 unto each other cling
H. may Toe oi""ll drawn lu oih"l feet.
How many with,ur doubt ga hand in Iopl
\rro,s I'M, wave, of MISSIONS restless So,
AUd md ,,,tlt,.utn,nI II, q. ,,,Ii,.t INA
dare NOT think how MANY snch tLnr. M.
\ u,ti,i,., L,. Nh. tr}itt.r NJ III t.f
Nay s,.,iI ,i,. Sfr,,,,,. lif,. ,t , l.,rl.d ,,a,,
And yet Low full OF gam is love- All me,
hat other thing could wear rs to our woes
men ail our ways are Strcwn with trcachcry.
Md We have friends who are but smiling foes
How could We live by hem. and near them sleep
And still lind happy moments OF relief
h"" could We from their Threats our fingers keep
All when ,tIr MATHIS r lar.,,,d tnI.;a s
4od radi.,ut an,-',, u, ,,,,... ..,-,, ,,.l, II; "
Nh.r. prarrti, da,-s Observation-Disclosures ,T " ''
Iuy. +, 1h. only sweet That Vii nnt Iio
1 faithful maid and thrn a In,.inn vito
Mav DIVE fine ,nornst ,n., I'M. rnIo,t lie.
MA yet no" flIl Of loss. Lucinda LiSe-
Long nave watched You III your maldenhoOd
Anu nave seen you by a careless smile
Bflhg To thr cheek Young mans eager blood
men Donald came t" WOO your Spanish face,
4 Thought that some day he would come to wed
know the night You promised. and the place.
And YOU were happy. though You no word sand
The Republican journal., 1877-04-12

There rs related a thrilling incident i'll
the HE of Admiral Louis G0idsborough,
who died recently. I'm 1897, when he was
but - years of age, he was executive off
Ger OF the sloop -otwar Porpoise, then at
tached to The Mediterranean squadron
At that time Greek pirates had grown 50
audaciOus that on one occasion they cap
tured an Austrian man of war carving
ten guns, and on another an English
The Republican journal., 1877-04-12
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

HHS worked revolution in the treatment of
i l. Catarrh. 1t has demonstrated beyond Ill doubt
thar this disease even in its seyerest forms il
able, and that comfort and happiness may be nai.
to follow years of misery, wears of suffering, by Il
persistent use OF it. The method OF treatment origin
aed by DIR. Sanford, viz, the local and constitution
AL by remedy prepared by distiIlation. is the only
one ever offered to the public that will bear sue test
The Republican journal., 1877-04-12
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

rs local and constitutional remedy. and il ap
l. piled to the nasal passages by Installation with
Or. SanfordS Improved lnhaling Tube, which &C
companies each bottle free of charge and internal
ly, or consttutionaly, where by lis action on the
mucous coatings OF the throat and stomach.
the system from the poison generated by Caarrh
ntil this good result is effected 90 permanent cure
can be made. Thus the united action OF this remedy
j. superior 10 all Others combinations OF on hers
The Republican journal., 1877-04-12
1T CAN BE CURED.

RI can be cured. There is doubt about it, The
J. immediate relief afforded BY SANFul:D'S kADl,AI
CURE FOR CArARRH is but slight evidence Of what
may follow a persistent use OF this remedy. The
hard incrusted matter that has lodged in nasal pa
sages is removed with few applications the uceg
alton and Inflammation subdued and healed the en-
tire membranous Innings OF the head clpansec
and purified. Constitutonaily its action is that Of
powerful purifying agent. destroying in it, course
through the system the acM lio90H the destructive
The Republican journal., 1877-04-12
National Disease,
is IT Durable :?

YT1IOSE who have suffered from the various and
Il complicated forms of Il disease assumed by Ca
tarrh, and have tried many physicians and remede.
without relief or cure await the answer to this ques
ton with considerable anNirty. And wen they may
for disease thar BE- mentioned is SO univer
sally prevalent and destructive to health As Gu
tarrh. Bronchitis, Asthma Coughs, and serious ans
frequently fatal affections of the lungs follow, il
many cases, case Of simple but neglected Catarrh
Other sympathetic affections, such as deafness i'm
paired eye sight and loss OF of smell, may be
referred to minor but nevertheless serious result
of neglected Catarrh, bad enough in themselves
but as nothing compared with the dangerous .tlec
tons Of the throat and lungs likely 10 follow
The Republican journal., 1877-04-12
For Sale.

~ TIME southerly half of two story
AMS9,b L house situated on High Street.
ri Apply to ISRAEL PARKER,
~ H1GeGf1a or FERDINAND DODGE of Port
land. SW}1*
The Republican journal., 1877-04-12

- y Z 1OI.
n CLASS in vocal music will be formed at thu.
"A vestry OF tn" Methodist church in this CITY
Monday eve. April 9TH 1S7., II 1t O'Clock, under
the instructions OF Mr.. Il. Il. Bryant, Il student
from the Boston Conservatory of Music. This will
be a rare opportunity for those desiring thorou Oh
instruction. as Mr.. Bryant Is an accomplished teach
er and will give special attention to beginners.
Ter order Il. w. STODDARD, A. G. ELLIS Mrs
l. " MILLER, MRS W. c. rrriLr Committee.
belfast, April 4, 49,.
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
Is Prepared by Distliation.

LIVERY plant and herb that yields lis turdicul
~ essence to it is placed in an improved still and
there mingled with solvent liquid which, by heat,
is made TO pass into the receiver, bearing With
it the healing juices OF these plants and
herbs, free from every contamination, pure and color
less. Thus the active medical constituents of thou
sands of bounds Of herbs may be condensed into :,
very small compass. In this way SANFoEp'S RAID
VAL G. RI is Invested Of the nauscating, WORTHLESS,
features of all other remedies while lis curative pro
perties are increased tentoli. 1t is positively the
greatest medical triumph Of the age.
Each package contains DE- Smford's Improved IN
haling Tube with full directions for use in all cases
Price 500 For sale by all wholesale and retail
druggists throughout the United States. WEEKS
& POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale Drug
gistS, Boston.
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To the Tax Payers Of Belfast.

FINHERE will be cost made on all Taxes ssmain-
L ing unpaid after the last OF April, 1877. wilt
be at my office, Cakes Anglers store each day
from ten O'Clock until twelve NJ and from two o
clock until four i. A.
4Wt9 H. l.rITCHER, Collector.
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Belfast Savings Bank.

'INif. torporators OF the above Bank are h+rcF.L.
4 notified that the annual meeting will be held M
Their Banking Room on WEDNESDAl April 18th
49,, at O'Clock =. NJ, for choice OF Corporal tol
lhcff' 1or the ensuing year. and for the transact
them. Per Order,
JOHN ii. QUIMRl, Eecy-
Belfast, April :. ri. 2wio
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Sanford Steamship Co.,,
BOSTON AND LOWELL!
Arrangements for the Stason Of I817.
Two Steamers or the Route.
Three Trips! .; Per Week.
~: o.: 4 T. 4
CAM BRIDGE,

Ca pit. ] 2. JonnsOn,
Win leave Belfast for 4
nrsdnv, and Friday at /:
Monday, April =. Ret
every Monday, Wedne~
T. NJ connecting with
Brook willie Amd leIanA>
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Jewels of Thought and Devotion.

TIME LONG PAaE
Like the ghost of 4 dear friend dead
/, time long past
y tome which is now forever he'd
A hoDc which is now forever past
\ love SO sweet ii could not last
Was time long past
There were sweet drcaus n the nlsht
oI time long past
And. was il sadness OF delight
Each day shadow onward cast
hich made us wish it vet luioht l4.i
That time lons past
There's regret, almost rcIinl-e
For time lone past
lis i ohild's beloved curs,
4 father watches Til Al lasl
Beauty is ike remembrance CAST
From time lons past