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and inspiring emulation in the best of ways
BY example and illustration. The intelli-
gent pursuit of the grand occupation OF til.
lage with constantly increasing energy ana
hope derives unmistakablc inspiration from
the admirable state Society. This city, we
arc gratitied to say, has steadily done what
she could to inpigorate the institution ana
swell the sails OF its prosperity. All people
and all parts OF the State should do likewise
There can be no real and widespread pros
pcrity without n fourishing agriculture
We invite public attention to Major DREW
Er's address, and hope that it Will meet the
response that it merits.
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The State Agricultural Society.

-
We publish to-day Major DREWRY's adj
dress to the people OF Virginia in behalf OF
the Agricultural Society Of the State. The
next Fair will soon be held, and the Major
appeals to all agriculturists and all peo-
pie to aid in making it grand success. He
says the prospects are that it will be
eninently successful. AS the cause OF agri-
culture Is yitaily important. to all trades
and all people, we cannot see how all can
better promote the common welfare than by
giving the Society their cordial and liberal
support. st3
ISL We look upon the State Agricultural So
/ eiety as amongst the most important OF So
J .cial enterprises. 1t has done for Virginia
infinitely more than the people, including
even the farmers, seem TO be aware Of. ri is
4 valuable school, inparting information
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SENATOR NORTON Washington, Scptem-
Der 1O.-A friend Of Senator Morton, VINO
arrived here from Indiana to-day, says the
Senator is determined that il he IS alive ana
it is possible for him to bear the Journey to
Washington he will be in his seat when Con-
ercss meets in October. Despite TINS II Is
not believed here that Governor Morton can
be present at the extra session. In lact, one
of his most intimate friends here says ne
does not believe he will ever be in Washing
ton again. His absence, and the fact OF an
ticipated carpct-bag deicctions, leads some
70 the belief that the Democrats have good
show OF obtaining control of the Senate at
oncc.-.Speciat dispatch to the baltimore
Sun.
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THE MA1Ls.-The Richmond Dispatch

THE MAILs.-The Richmond DiSpdtch
says: sIs~ -,
s.Thc Lyncbburg papers would reach
Richmond more than""two hours sooner
every day if they were sent on the South
side"
The reason why the Ne'cS is not sent as
above indicated is that the postmaster al
Burkeville, as we are informed, Is lneln-
cient, and we send it over the road when
we think most likely to deliver it soonest.
Jynchb,rg Ne,cs. ..... .....
Somebody sent both the Lynchbu1g morn
ing dailies by Burkeville yesterday ano
they reached Richmond before O'CLOCK
p NJ
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DEATH OF 4 MAN AGED ONE HUNDRED
AND TES.-Danicl Ward, Esq, perhaps the
oldest man at the time OF his death in the
state. died at his residence, four miles above
Stickleyyille, in this county. OH the 31st OF
August, at the extreme age OF one hundred
and ten years. Mr. Ward was well-to-do
farmer, and vigorously pursued that ayoca-
ton up to within few weeks OF his death,
working part OF every day, and Surerln-
tending all his huSine>s.-Lee County Senti-
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We are agents for the COOLEY CORK CORSET.
It's the bcst-weari1g and fitting Corset In the
pink from IL to $3.50: and thousands Of other
makes of CORSETS from soc. to- So.
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NEW YORK, 1877.
lTTO THE TOBACCO MANUFAC-
TURERS-Wc beg Ia inform You that McssrS. DA-
vENPORT & MORRIS, of Richmond, Va. arc the
sole agents for the sale OF our
Up J. 4 r.
brand of imported
SPANISH LICORICE-PASTE
for the States Of Virginia and North Carolina.
We believe this to De the purcst and finest Favored
and as strong. If not the strongest, Licoricc now i'll
Use I'm this country.
Mcssrs. DAVENPORT 4 MORRIS Will ut al!
times he fully supplied with the article.
To be sold in bond or duty paid.
Respectfully yours,
ZuRICALDAY ( ARGClMbAu.
M l4-lm importers.
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Two MINERS KILLED. Cumberland, Nd,
September 1O.-This morning at the 1lott-
man mine, Consolidation Coal Company, at
Pompey Smash, in this county. Henry Ellis
and David Lewis, miners, were buried I'M
der a fall Of roof OF coal and instantly
killed. Ellis was thirty years old, and
leaves wife and two children. Lewis was
forty-tive years OF age, and leaves a wife
and seven children.
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A TEXAS CoNGEEssMAN's FEARa.-Con-
gresham Schleichcr, of Texas. is here
watching the Mexican movement. He told
President Hayes before he left on his west
ern trip that he had better hurry back, rs
there might he Il Mexican invasion OF Texas
before he returned. Schleichcr does not
deny that the outlook is warlike.- WdSh-
iEgtOn Star
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DEATHS.

Died, Oh Monday, September 10, 1877, at 4
O'Clock in the city OF Richmond. Of paralysis, Miss
ty-three years Of age and the daughter Of theiale
Gervis Trueheart. .,,o
The funeral viii take place from the resldence,
No 81 i Sixth street, at IL o'clock THIS MORN,
ING Friends and relatives are respectfully invfteo
to attend. ., ,o,sa
baltimore, Boston, and Petersburg papers please
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THREE BOYS DRowSED.-Ne,oi York, Sep
tember 1O.-Three boys, named Oscar
Tucker, Henry Yorski, and Samuel
Schwartz, were drowned in the North river
to-day. Their boat was run down by the
ferrv-boat Roslyn, of the Weehawkcn line.
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We have. received q pamphlet copy Of
General r.. D.. LoGAN's: address before the
Social Science Association at Saratoga on
the subject generally Of the public-school
system OF the South. General LOGAN, in
this as In every paper which we have seen
from his hand, discusses his subject from
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A New Observation-Disclosures enter
prise, while it guards the farmers stock
from fire, has not yet reached the point
where it can see that It is to its advantage,
as we'll as to that Of the whole agricultural
class, to insure both garnered and growing
crops from storms.-Philadelphia 1ete-
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QUARRY ExpLosroN-TwoM MEN KILLED
.Sprinafetd, Mass, September 1o.-By the
premature explosion in quarry at North
field, on Friday, William Earle was instant
" killed, and James Henderson, overseer,
go badly injured that he has since died.
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AN EARTHQUAKE SHoCK.-Wount Holly,
N. d., September l0.-A shock OF earth
quake was experienced here and in the Vi
cinity at 10 O'Clock this morning. Houses
were shaken and crockery broken, but
otherwise no damage was done.
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To Rio GRANDE DO SUL.-An American
schooner of 246 tons, with general cargo,
including -four from New York and Rich.
mond, at $1.30, gold, per barrel.-Nen forf
Journal of Commerce, 10th.
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The point OF view of the statesman. His
treatment OF his topic is thorough. lie al
N ost compels his readers to coincide with
his ideas.
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We sec prospectus OF the "Ameriean
Iron and Steel Works." The American
"stcal works" have been long known ana
they are the premium works OF the k'no III
tho world .. ..-
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President Hayes has been interviewed by
a newspaper correspondent, and has given
the. reasons that guided him in forming his
southern policy. ..
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MEETINGS..

0FFICERS AND NJ E NJ B E RS AA
" JEFFERSON LODGE, NO. 20, 4. OF SIRa
P.,-Attend regular convention T tbs RE
"wednesday EVENING, September 1Zh,lHl|SD
at TX O'Clock, at your castle hail. on Ninth S3aST
street near corner Of franklin. Members Wsw
of sister lodges fraternally invited Candlaates are
1{V order of The G C. j. r. LAMKIE,
Sc 12-lt* IL. VI H. an" %
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NJ THE ROAD TO THE LARGEST
and cheapest stock of DRY GOODS in the city ends
at SYCLE BROTHERS. 81 Broad street. sc 10
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NE benton CORSETS.


These are the most stylish 'rcrfcct-itting,H
comfortable and .crviccab;c" corScts ever
made, being extra long waist. with fine. curved
French Stccls also having side stecls and are sold at
very low prices. Tie BON-TON CORSETS are
made with seams and stitched together and are cut
on curved lines, and MADE TO FIT LIKE A La
DY-S DRESS. They are not only the best lifting but
also the most durable corSrts ever made. either
stitched or woven. and arc far superior 10 Any
WOVEN corset for this reason: They retain their
symmetry very much better than woven" cor
sets and will not stretch out of shape. as they are
cut and made to 1T without being heavily starched
and moulded upon hot IRON forms into comelineSs
that viii soon disappear after few days wearing
The BON-TON CORSETS retain their shape and
size until worn out, whereas woven corset Is UNI
avoilaby SO elastic it often stretches fully one size
in waist measure by few days wearing. The award
Of the Centennial judges on the BON-TON COR
SET follows For orr ginaity In cut and FORM
good material, good workmanship. and economy in
cost. They are made in three grades of materials
SATIN JEAN. LONDON CORD, and fine FRENCH
COuTn.LE, and all the grades are beautifully trim
med and embroidered. We carry full line of these
celebrated BON-TUN CORSETS in all Sizes Please
give them trial and they will then recommend
themselves. The prices are very moderate and
within reach or all. LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 and l0l9 Main street.
Sc l2 Richmond, Va.
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an 4
CHEAP SUMMER READING
" FOR SALE III
J.T. El.LyS0E. HOOKsfLLEE'
lll2 NAIS STREET.
THE SEASIDE LIBRARY

THE SEASIDE LIBRARY
viii introduce Ia the public the novels which nave
I,e.u annroycd by the best critics ~ b0'i hsH'-
snhrrrs The SEASIDE LIBRARY VIII contain h.o!'
,nrttcr for the money than any other puhcAi'oL''
The following numbers are now ready. "hth o.
dtrcd by mail three cents each for icstaSc Hus'"
added New numbers received every wreA'
EAST LYNNE. tDOubiv number 2Uc.
JOHN HALIFAX GENTLEMAN. %uc. ,
4 WOMAS-HATER. tCharles Rca!"s 'as' h"''''
BLACK INDIES. tJu.s Verne; s,N book. l9c'
LAST DAYS OF POTPEII. Zoe.
ADAM BEDE- zoe. ,.u Nav.
THE ARUNDEL MOTTO. Ey NAY '''N NAY
WOMAN IN WHITE. ~ Wi'as Collins. go.
THIS MILL on TIE FLOSS. ~ "rpT.e Emu
THE AMERICAN SENATOR. 81 \. Tr0iopS'
, PRISCEss OF THULE. 81 william Biac%; zoe
TIiE head sECRET. u; WiIHie Collins io''
EESSGGfTiiShf At THE NORTH POLE ANp THE
FIELD OF ICE. Ice.
HIDDEN PERiLs. lQc.
BARBARA'S HISTORY. 2ys:
aTERRiBI. r: TEMPTATION. l4c.
THE OLD CURIOSITY SHV!. zoe.
FOUL PLAY. loo.
MAN AND WIFE. zoe.
TIE SQUlRE'S LEGACY. 2uC:>. On.
If Is NEVER TOO LATE TO AnNo' ~
ADY aDELAIDE'S OATH i0c'
AURORA FLOYD. zoe.
Address Ill of'e r ELLYSON, Bookseller.
.,o llI2 Main street
w Al
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sPECgAl. NOTICES..
ME- COHEN BROTHERS
ARE NOW DAILY RECEIVING;
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF
GOODS.
SPECIAL. NOTICE.

Their selections very carefully made not only
as regards style, but also prices Their goods are
purchased only of first hands, thus saving tho job
hers profit.
In opcningfor the coming season they would STATE
that they will make every effort not only 10 secure
for their patrons every advantage In the price, but
to place before them an assortment that VIII defy
competition in this State.
They are Just in receipt of very extensive stock
Of
BLACK AND CoLORED SILKS.
Silks arc still on the decline, and new prices can
lie looked for Their former $1.75 SILK can now
he had at IL 80 their - 20 SILK for f1.75. Every
quality Of SILK from 37Tc. TO the finest imported.
Their stock OF COLORED SILKS is positively
the largest ever offered within the limits Of this
State.
They are also offering:
325 pieces BLACK ALPACA. which they arc re-
failing at less than pirccpriccs.
They have also received large lots ct DRESS
GOODS.
Special attention Is called 10 their stock oil lIO-
SIERY which comprises al the novelties of this
season.
III Ladies'. Gantlcmcn's, and Chi.ron's UNDER
WEAR they have made heavy purchases ut the
recent tra'lc-salc of Peterson & Go.
Also. in FLANNELS they offer special inducements
To lhcir heretofore large variety of CORSETS they
have added several new and popular makes
among which is COOLY'S CORK CORSET.
Their TRIMMING. FANCY GOODS, and SMALL
WEAR DEPARTMENTS will in Il few days be
filled with every thing that is move! and useful
SC 3-3ln
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MI NEW GOODS ARE EXHIBITED
daily at SYCLE BROTHERS.. e10
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h1g FIVE THOUSAND YARDS MORE
of remnants Of IRISH LINEN at soc. worth
soc. aud 81 per yard-these are real Richard
sons Linens;
A handsome lot of new shades in SCARFS just
eDcucd at SYCLE BROTHERS..
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EDUCATIONAL.

OFFICE CITY SUPERINTENDENT Or eru.o...
shJ MARSHALL ETEEy-
RICHMOND. VA. September IL 1tT- {
pUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The public schools vii; reopen On sfDSDsy u,
tcHb"r Eta. al Q a. II. Parents and guar!i,n. y,
requested to send their children promptly. Trs.t
ers viii be engaged Monday In .r2istering for.,..
pupils. On Tuesday new applicants viii Ie a..
ted. No Few applicant, wifi he received on ~ ~
day. In consequence. Of the Jewish Day n At51a.
meut occurring on Monday. jewish children ~.
attended the school last session 1ili Re rpgistr
Tuesday, md will have precedence Of new applicln..
Principals and ,eachers-c.cct or the public ,cp,l
will meet SATURDAY. September 18Th a. Ia
H.. ut the High;School building FOR orYlniz,i,n ="
URDAY, September l5h.s. r. ST.. a: ,E"ir .cr'lI
rooms, corner OF sixth and DIVA! street.. ''''.'
SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
The establishment Of Ciay School ,,,.,,.
group OF schools renders CHING n the sclG", g..
The following lu"s have been ,.,o,,cJ =. e..
boundaries Of the first Sur di,.r!c,s Thc r.. @%
The other two districts ran Z; pr.y!9u<v dcsrrI.
FIRsT DIsTRIcT-HhDIso> scuoor
begins a the intersection Of Fou7,I. .,r.et 81, a.,
southern corporation line, and rui, along lie mr..
dlc line or Fourth street to fi-.c. street. H..
along Grace street. including both Side, l., ..
pora,ion lineo on the west; thence along ..t ,,".
~cot and south 20 the point of beginning
SECOND DisTRICT-CL,Y & moor
begins At the Intersection OF G-1r,. wat .t.,
streets. aud runs along the M. Nina. az ,;,
street 10 Clay street; thence arr IT, r1,i
Gay street 10 Brook avenue: rnr" sIouy n. ;..r
die line Of Brook avc:lHr 20 H.. r,~,.rl,inn .,''
the north: thence along s"i i!!.r -. the NON,
west TO the northern lin" or Grsr .t-".,.
sa!i line to the point "t h.g!Ea....
THIRD DisTE.cT-LEIGI school
begins At tic Intersection cf Fourth AL, ,...-
streets and run, along he a.f:ic line If IN.
street I" III" corporation un"n tInunr,l,. .l",.'
along ms ili% 10 IL imnmcr,isa with Girook 4y,.
lt s4l, > is.,,s IA.
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OFFICE CITY SCPEErSTEgDEST Or :. u.s.,
ShJ MARSHALL sTEKyr
RICHMOND. VA. September lz.ltT {
DUBLIC SCHOOLS.
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Principals and teachers-c,cct 3f the public .crs
will meet SATURDAY. September 18th a. Ia
H.. ut the High. School building, for or2,uiz,,in
Teachers OF the Sayy-Iii!l sch.ol vi, ul.et TT
URDAf, September 18Th. 3: +. ST.. a. ,L.Ir .ch'.r
rooms, corner OF sixth and i)uyGI ,tr.r,. @''''.'
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r-. BASEMENT.
We have n complete assortment OF MATTlNGS
OII.-CLOTHS for floor and table, MATS; CAR
PETS, RUGS. BLANKETS, COMFORTS
BLEACHED and BROWN u - M K TT G
FLANNELS,t CANTON FLANNELS, which
will be sold ut wholesale prices. 49,. I'll
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The INCEST and largest assortment OF HOSE iOr
Ladies, Misses, and Children, in town you can find
at SYCLE BROTHERS.; and don't purchase else
where before examination Of stock Sc 10
w NICE ALPACA AT 1896;
Nice DRESS GOODS at zoe:
Il sGHRS e s5a s
vAf Pc ScciTqE,NNEs LINEN, DUTcHEss, and
T0RsHoN LAcEs in greet y%tf yIri RRy6 &C
We FIVE THOUSAND Yards MORE
of remnants Of IRISH LINEN at soc. worth
soc. aud IL per yard-thcse are real Richard
sons Linens;
handsome lot of new s1Sass in SCARES Just
epcncdat SICLE BROTHERS..
Six cakes SWEET SOAR for 2Ss;; , $500
'1 spools SILK for 25c.;
l yard ELASTIC for &c.:
ESQ rSLAu aS7eR s sHiRrs sf made of
Wamsutta Cotton and Richardson's Linen.
We arc agents for the COOLEY CORK CORSET.
world. You will find them in White. Blue, and
makes make ' Of co 5 from Soc. t" s.: ''
1HREE-ByTToN KID GLOVES at 75c.-leal
value $3.50; ,.,
ils Splendid BUTToN KID GLoyEatsl:
The largest assortment Of HAMBURGH Ell
BROlDERY in the city;
BLACK ALPACA at zoe. worth 25c.;
BLACK ALPACA at csc. worth Soc;
BLACK ALPACA ut SOC. worth $780,;
Beautiful BRILIlANTISE ut 35c.-real value
WV Our 4oc. ALPACA is worth SOC;
Our soc. ALPACA Is worth 55c.;
oar Soc. ALPACA is worth 90c.:
BLACK CACHEMIRE at 50c.-cheap at 65c.;
BLACK CACHEMlRE at 75c.- eapat II;
a ae Il SUR e ps S WSsn
we offer extra low-such as Bombazine, Henri
eta and Grape Cloth. Iamise. Berretze; and a all
h b5Ss RY HANPKERfHEBs os Ses
e'e''>' ", = 0','' sYcLE BROTHERS.
DON'T BUY YOUR CASsIMEREs BEFORE
YOU LOOK AT OUR STOCK.
CASSIsIERES for mems and boys wear-a full and
complete assortment;
JEANS for boys wear from 12h TO Soc:
CASSIAiERES from Acc. to So per yard
New DRESS GOODS D FOR fail wear opening daily.
BASEMENT.
We have complete assortment 1a, Of MAT us
PETS. RUGS, BLANKETS, COMFORTS,
BLEACHED and BRQWE y b9M sri STI IS:
will be sold at wholesale prices. ,.a,--s
THIRD FLOOR.
BRIDAL; MARsEILLEs, and HoSEYCoMB
Look at our. zoe. WHITE SPREADS; our s1.25
SPREADS worth S1.75; n,
Persons wishing PARAsOL, we VIII sell them at
Persons wishing samples will please send postage.
sYCLE BROTHERS, a1l Broad street,
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EDUCATIONAL.

HOOL, No. 100
" EIGHTH STREET.-The thirteenth session Of
this school wilibcyin THURSDAY, September 9Th.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-08-25
VEGETINE.
f5 100 Ig.. 3eaf 81
.Ya
,f.f.i Eel .-. .r 30.
is MY FAMILY
~
MEDICINE,
.- yIya.-'
is MY FAMILY
l WISH NO OTHER,

PROVIDENCE, April Z, 1876
Mr.. Fl. r. sTEyENs--Dear sir-When l was
about years Of age humor broke out upon me,
which nv mother tried to cure by giving me herb
teas and other such remedies as she knew OF, bat
1t continued to grow worse, until finally she con-
suited physician and he said had the salt
rheum. and doctored me for that complaint. He
relieved me some. but said could not be per-
manently cured as the disease originated in the
blood. Il remained q great sufferer for several
years. until heard of and consulted physician
v no said had the scrufulous humOr. and II
would allow him To doctor Inc he would cure me.
did So and he commenced healing up my sores
and succeeded in effecting an external cure, but
in a short time the disease appeared again in a
worse form than ever, as cancerOns humOr upon
nv lungs, throat and heal. suffered the most
terrible pain, and there seemed to be no remedy,
and my friends thought must soon die, when
INV attention was called, while reading news
bOuse No. 3G4 Athens street. South Boston, and
l. formerly residing in South Boston and being
ACQUAINTED with her ard knowing her. former
feeble health, concluded would try the Vege-
tine After had taken a lew bottles it seemed
to force the sores out Of my system. had run
painful, but 1 continued to take the Vegetine un-
tli had taken about % bottles, my health i'm
proving all the time from the commencement of
The first bJttle, and the sores to heal. COM
menced taking the Vegetine IN 1872, and contln.
ued its use for six IN nths. AT the present time
was child. The Vegetine is what helped me,
and mo cordially recommend 1t to all suffer.
ers especially my friends. had been sufferer
for over 80 years, and until used the VegetineI
found no remedy; now use it as my family med
ieine, and wish no o'heMr; Rs r n COOPER =,
No. Joy street. Providence, b. i. nh
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GOVERNOR Tom YOUNG, of Ohio, bids
fair to become one of the most popular
men of that state. He has recently is
sued congratulatOry address to the
state troops, saying that Ohio has reason
to be proud Of her National Guard. The
Cincinnati Enquirer goes further, and
says: 1.-THE National Guard has reason
to be proud of Governor Tom" And the
Cincinnati Gazette says: 1.-The people
will move to amend the order of thanks
by including the Governor"
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SECRETARY SHERMAN, in his Mans
field speech, restated his views on the
powers of Congress to govern by gener-
al laws Interstate railways, and i'm this
way prevent controversies between cap.
ital and labor, where they effect the COM
merce of the country. He argues that as
Congress is expressly authorized ITO reg
ulate the commerce between foreign ma
tons and the several states, and as the
commerce thus provided.for is largely
conducted by great lines Of railway, that
Congress becomes the natural arblter in
great controversies between capital and
labor.
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For the OIL and Young--Let all Use it


Woous Improved Hair Restorative
is unlike any other, and has no equal.
The Improved has new vegetable tonic
properties; restores grey hair to glossy,
natural color; restores faded, dry, harsh
and falling hair; restores, dresses, gives
vigor to the hair; restores hair to prema-
turely bald heads; removes dandruf, hu-
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itching and scaly dryness. No article
produces such wonderful effects. Try it
call for Woods Improved Hair RestOra-
tive, and don't be put off auith any other
article. Sold by all druggists in this
place and dealers everywhere. Trade
supplied at manufacturers prices by c.
A. COOK g. Co., Chicago, Sole Agents for
the United States and Canadas, and
til Wholesale Druggists. nO6-1y
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The London Standard says a strike is
imminent throughout the entire South
Staffordshire coal fields, in consequence
OF the masters endeavor to increase the
working hours.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-08-25

A BERLIN special says Germany is re-
monstrating against France for erecting
Notifications on the Swiss frontier, which
is causing an uneasy feeling. Is