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4 earn rROM MR. GLOvER.
4 Conur-s-man's Personal Encounter with -
Newspaper Correspondent.

To ruE EDITOR or TnE SuS-SW: As II
majority " the press Of both Baltimore and
Washington ~crm determined not to let the
public know thu facts in relation 10 my Difficult
~ with one MI Myers. whom dit not know
moment before my personal coll sion with him.
the National Rpuihcda ErnHg Star. critic.
Sunday rhronic'e and Baltimore Gal,ie having.
tony knowledge published false accounts. L ask
you To- state the truth which is n follows;
4 few days a<o the Er,,,hg star the organ II
the District Of Columbia Ring. printed n fals"
and CARRIED account of the proceedings before
the Real E-tat, Poo, Committee. wherein was
personally grossly misropr's'nted which wis
evidently inspired Us Charles \. Eldridgc. AMI
published 10y the star to- CRAFTY the spite Of the
various Rings which | have cndravorcd tocN-
posrand break up. This series Of fal-eho1ds
was tclerraph,d through the country and re-
proiuecd. among others. ia I'll" Baltimore al
s,fie. furnished io the press a card stating the
facts in the matter. aud was given tu undrr-
stand that It would appear in the Baltimore
Gai,f, ~ last SATURDAY.. II failing to - arpcar
Mr. ElooA Ma-ali. Jr.. Deputy S'rg ant-at-
Arms ar'~ileut ~ Washington and gentleman
of high character. called upon Mr.. Myers just
installed a~ thu Washington CORE spond'nt of
IN, Baltimore rds,t, amt who has this So sion
bs'.n ia the employ Of the House. and wa- un-
'irr@iori to- p' 80 at the time. and asked him I
ila card would appear. | hay" Sinrr harmed
l.iu tii- man H. tic person who. a. li~ lu--
f.n core. -rNHd"ul deceive ii the Gin lhuau L.I-
uiftf. hist v"Ir. hN falsely trl"grauning that
flrr,. wis uufHIlE IA the revelations m.1,te hc-
.urc ity cominti .r con eluing - r,tar, Rob .-
-nu. nul whn. I understood, lu-i ht- pla'" "n
iu.u paper IN ruN-. ,riHufr. IL" iu-ultinLll r'-
fused 90 let the UIiti appear. and inIuigrd ia
ihr ulior IF iu' >-rS .lnt-at-Arm- ia violent
.i.u mum .U,iNuui ui.. Wun had never known or
spoken G." NAM. and declared las .ni alton iu
ni.-i.-H ii- new position iol the luru-,.. Of ni-
iur.n- me.
Mr. MaeaN la- any true gentleman would
informed ut of TINS INuu - rurfni- la ttfutilt.
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THE MEDIciL FiCtLTIrs Loss.
The Death ora surgeon Whose Contributions
TO Medical Science win Live.

tn" medical profession Of this city will
long and keonly feel the loss Of one 1T it, most
distinguished lights pr uurdon Burk. who
died in his home. al Is Me-t Twcnty-ninih
street yesterday morning. H. had been III for
n.arlv a year. and WAS able take no nourish-
ncnt for week prior To- his death.
Or Buck was born ia this city. in I,O7. in Full
ton street. After stu lying with th" late pr.
Co b" received his q 'grr' FROM the New lork
College Of rhy-irans nnd Surgeons in l~lp.
Then Do, spent n.urls dare. ,rir- u study n
the p,ta of Furor.. IT, wrat, at .n-iy.ly
upon surgery uu -ur+l pathology. Hnd made
ID specially ,i liuinu-g li~i'.. operations. upon
Wlitn aui KIN ir..l .ufDN t- Ilt' j. quoted as am
authority. IT, him Is due tlH popularity uf tu"
m'thoi nf tr'Htnoui of fractures hy means nf
g.. weight and pulley. now known a. bu"k $
Dr. Bu H. last anil hes, known work is his
contributions t. t,paratiV" surgery, II which
Y"ries Tei,@gi j,'ai f"rr bN%mber lS s Iis
Introductory paragraph. which is us follows.
held:
Amsq " 1c Twin. ,pr,.a. Of a.; .,' ns, i'm, IN 10
uuthor,f TIA. iooA b., ou- i.'c annri,u., sf,nt 30
10. gem" cot .'' rf"r.-'.n. l9i.r in -t l,n.c " 'h.
nr ia- ac,uri.i'ia iui' f well 'a'',ni'd N'1,a.e
..u winch in, u'nd- "'N .0.' a-u.. "ie '""s -'a-,r
The Doctor was Il u, ml..r IT tho Oldest modi-
.Nl societies nl ia" country anuns them tho
Pathological So.ioiy. tho Amor IAN N'tinl A.
-o,aiion. the N,w lor, Mrd.n ana surgical
and Orphans. anl tle Nali.l Library AMI
journal Association of New York. H. was a
surgeon of th" New York. Hospital. and uf 81
lukc'- Hospital. and consulting surg On oi thn
Roosevelt. the Pres. Vt 'rian. IA" New York Stat.
Woman llospi'al-. AMI ~ N" Hospital for th,
Relief of the kupturrd and Cr.ppl'd.
lie leaves WIFE, who WAS Mss Henrietta /,
Mull of Geneva. Swiiz 'rlanl. and hN" children
three SOILS aud Two !au ;hicr-. lie was mem
her Of DR.. YIN cnt,- Church Of IA" Covenant
and is 10 be buried thence probably Tomorrow
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ncccssar, r such purposes SIN. be BY law conferred
The ,y Goycrnn n, nor 'Hall tne ,Lesi,atur npo
tanning citv except ly vote % twOthiris Vi all tho
An, o,l work " Improvement IN or for city. the
cost u which /. obc wholly paid b, the city 1T nrsr
twotirl. ct All lie mcinher- elected The board OF ii
.nr ' i ngl IL, :" rn"T th r of
be- who'll, paid ctherwi.r than 10y the city NJ large must
ll- elected 10 lie Board o Aldermen With The consent
u. r III may rc.crin eli ali |" tin, 1"' mrr
Land within The district of ass ~,incnt limited tor the
cost oi such work or Improvement
Any such work ar hnIroycm, n the cost of which tn
ss s@ IN m Ss ab a" b, an" .m , D s
by he ,9'c Of al thc ~ MIXERS cl,c,cd 10
tanned hcreinhciorc directed Of all the owners OF the
stc Q ~ mohc, shall ls narrowed b, any city GOV.
S 81 tc c, for ' wScm nm arrrcaon has been Sn -
except IN anticipation m the revenue oi the wear in
rar"-. " and all money. 80 borrowed must he pnid out
o -u, revenue or "i ~ reg, nue. specially provided Ia
,Atd however. that tcmpurery loans IN anticipation ri
, bo",d Ui .e,,f, h, valid Hens on real es,"" ~
cit, shall borrow munc, tor any other purpose
cc under aud In accordance with the following condi
and limitation. contained in The CONSTITUTION.
The deb, must ir Tor some single work object
only aud must authorized 10y resolution passed bN n
vote 81 twoihrds Of all he wcnners ct tue Hoard o'
ns such work or object and the amount oI the debt to be
? rhc Legislature must before the creation Of such
Debt ASSENT thereto by law passed hv vote III two
,h,ri, ~ an VIZ ,,,' ., i "a m"p'e Hne
ior which the debt l. created aud the amount oi the d, III
fund I" meet tic same maturity aud requiring at least
9 ga ,g r i" ar int, Dr s nss INN" I""" raised by
SfC ~ Except ~ prescribed hN the FIRST section ui
distribution powcr. in city Ge,crnncnt nr In The
tenn; oi tenure oi onlce therein 'hn =, mad, by tn,
L. eihturc unless by an act passed upon the Application
of the city made y resolution both Of the B~iid o Al
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Transactions yesterday At the E>changc com.
PITS SALES 70,
n T. rircidii-Nt p'h' rrt ton on tour stur, hrick
building 'front.' pnr three story hr'k building with
lot 2,SiVp On the wcI side Di Eirtig, street To-
north ~ Delaney street. 500.
II Mailer snn-l'rr rricr of thu executor 81 lite
lat u Kerr oi~ brick STORE with thiriocu
wear, ict~ u lot &, inNtn7 i,p iNIptG on Bruadwa,
nnrthr ast rnfnci NJ N~tnr place s1iNp
~ Hetnnd SIM TIT nlrr tpr', Insure on" three story
yellow stunc hrsi with lot thfNH NJ L. Nit-'u
avrnur, side az " -rutl ut SiNty irl street
Slfib Diu hru<' with lnt 2hNppl the south I'D,
~ luft' th .ir &C. t2,Il"t west vt Ninth aN'uuu. 81
80 ~ planun ftrc ints each ,txitr known lot -.
map Ut the vtng MutrlSimh. - t1a.tu plaintin
Nv Iuu~ Nrsrf-l mirt fpf, cnstrt building with
lot .iNjl H. IN litN pt street. northeast corner ~
EIGHTH avenue. $4,000 Two lot. rneh 1tN11 ON the
ca' side ut First avenue ~ ~ feet south roth
81 ip
Il, VIM. Kennel, Under foreclosure. two lots each
IT second avenue t2,sD sin lots. each 2tN1tpii un
the north -iir Isiil street iui crt First
si2ur Pour lots each 25xipiii on the south ~idc
ipTt street ~ feet west NJ Iir-t nv nc ttnb AMI
three story hrck housc will lot ~ ~Alhn ~ the
south siic NJ thtl street ~ feet west Of second
aNtnuc. sii.'psI. To- plaintiff
The sale of ptrni- Jp' Pearl street announced lay y T.
how'd. wa, adjourned
Anrulr Ut foreclosure sales are announced FOR today
at the Exchange.
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THE WEEKLY suS published this morning con


tain- the following
The Fraud Communicating Last STATE Counted
Formal Annunornrn NJ hs Preside nj Ferry Of the Result
o tle Electoral Vote. The Inauguration of Have Tho
mon, , n.tan. tir frnudu, ni lr"sidcnt-r King
tho Oath at ufhe-Ihr nHu4urnl Address Scenes aud
Ia, D,nt, Of tl,c DaI Iu.ns Hour, al tongioss-the
Authorization Hlls 1WhN Two ~ Them faleh a. Pass
WAX IDur the I-i-t FIVE Minutes of the session TN
Iori.nt ~ ,trauon d, The li"u-r "l koprc~ ntrsc> lhc
Law ui President Vice Irt sli MT fhr iuiird Sfnrs
Address 10 the r"e 10y the Drn'Frnis IA togr.-s-lhc
Inany al the H. luuin. huali--A Lasting Disgrace
10 the American Pvopt. il1NcsS Southern PoicY-s
uinton- \. 10 hi Cnhin't "Wnt iil tir overflow NJ
.t.urr, t. anon YOU '-Suttshu at JNf BLACK lrfuro
Erctornl Trihnnl Trouble ~ Louisiana The Rival STATE.
t,vtriuu,ut. IN Arms A-nin- Ilir li'd states rr,i
Ordered not tn lntfr ere l'M k"ri iniuhlig limsc Ia
tl, STATE Capitol iuni, AlihlDr AMI futh-A Record
i Votes that II iniN Dec COVE ucnt TO 'mvmt, iiuei
Inv IN Dead Earnest IA Arur at Honor ~ the Oldrn
Timr. Nnti.,s eli Sow honks-Thc Roman t-tthohc-
p,atry-rlc cavalry charge, Better IA the Murinl
Iho fAtrst neyrhnhlc Now. Notes an Nion,e and
Industry. Many Columns ui Editorial Arurlc- and Am
culturni Natrr snrj winters Tale Financial In
telngcnce ana Market
Tns Wrrkly suH contains u complete erii"m" Of The
news OF the week from Al. parts ~ tie umt SLts AMI
the American continent uoNes In wrappers ready Tor
mailing thu old country may he had al u,e desk III "ur
ooe Pace cent? FOi salc ~ ..l II, VS.
doa,f-luVits and country
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SUPREME CoURr- CHAMBERS. Nos. 247 2J7,
40 a-l, - ~. - ~ ~ ~ - g. ~ 49, ~ ~ n,
not t -? l. l6i, no. i" III. - - ~ s1i, ~,
-76 III, IN. 2s3, .u3, 2at
rntut CorFr-t.f>fRN rRRN Nos ~ 80 20 ~.
llli,. M ll5 il6 III 10 ~ ~ ~ 21 2i. IA ~,
1915 ~, ~, 10 $50, ial, l:f2. iaA lgpa.
SurtuNN forRr -Srhriti rrEN -p'mnrrrrs Nos O. rs
Law and Fact Nn- lll, liS llt no ~ ~, az no
"a - ~ 81 w. S, ~, ~, 81 $50 iot 80 40 liH ii7,
~. loI
srrmsr corm cla,rI Part I Nos 2oii "g, $50
alt1 1857 am 47ia l,sli tBol 2i ai tl1A Al7h tH.
Part II Nu. lrHi. AiiI. luni. if~, lS- I7ln, Is2.
1885, 1875 lllu s2i l7t2 lNtl 2isi. l"1~. lNt1 2iui
;,5S2 1872 To lul 47~ii lOif ipil I#sl l'-i lnlS
H,Il iNl. l,~f lo-~ lgr. 1855. 10lI -n.S S1~. H7'N
l~io 2s2 -t.e- Nh 2rsl a-l .ir 9--. .'r'i, As'f
9uN 2lnl 2iO2. mot 2le .ln- 1l2 PA, 2lH, 2l3~,
.l'n 4lFs, .lai rut III s.. l-7'' lr'i. lnlt ll,~
fs0 AZ a. ai0l oli, -21 ',l. -, iV4i !7Ii, 1888
galn i2S hin
s,rAn,o, NouHr-GASFaAI rKRM Nos 10 Ia Is. 20 y
~. tu ~ lu' usNe.
SrrtHinu touRr-Srrci.f rfRM -Nns : ~ :. ~
slrtNiuN touhr-TEI,f rvRN Part W lfH ~
~ tfu 10 tLs, Nni,. A1H. tlA RI so 80 il
AZ lSa -17 ~ 80 SJi, 49,, IA, va, o2. VA M
7iN
ComaoS rtK,s-G.stR., rtFs Nos -, ~. ~ 81 @
10 ~, ~. ~, ~, - iti. ~ So -
tnasus i'lfA~-EpuN rtsA Ma - n'mnrrrr NJ q
Cowsov Pr.U fgiu lFh Part L-'.re on No r.
MlpiSr torer-rpl,t rrRs Part Nos 4stl, 500
7tIl 7nD an, .toi. rlln WsFi Iis: 49, 81 ~ tilt
i.pc. b-d GNS Pui II Nns Anl 1.t'. 500
no.l 800 h7il ,ni7 HiiH hN- hnpi A7i- ni71. t-ln
iDli .aOl 5sli t~i. in'l 5.- gt,3 Ur@ 'pis. e,m
h-li $40 ul's, 7if1 7i'Fi J-rH 7,'n Part ~ W..
eiS2 osn udN 900 $50, 30 /, 49, aNol, uNl7 =, p
a., 5Sit T,-l, ms 1hp.
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NV YORK. Tuesday. Mntrh G.-For lack 81
ffV.li III, tlt unillug 3lIug cattle
da, nr, '"'f va loo r'-lei ite request a. 1',a,'
ptfr fnr prime lt.if .iN- i.NNtru.t
81 Il nv H ar''ri IN -o0l rlltion aud WIS ra'fN
s"Ii 81 1890 Ger y
veal. tu Winch firr Nist mot ili, demand 80 f
l't = ius 40 .-i veal, wrrr ~ limited iDfuiuu @
inaiir iff
O., -l-fH Nri,.i r,flnni nr 1851 head The tf.
nFu4 wi. HIf ani the i,rlu. nDttcr man ,tfU
l'.i's. fnnH". Goo v'fnH. eff iant''i ti"nt''
f"i n - uiuffIu WIS iuni rdt'lN active 1t
So" lrr p f.rN| luni.u 4" luni" hftas.s.
frct tIi~ u' swim NHr raFlntl- fNuflnuu- "fl lt-.
ill tDN--ut If ffH -.tn-lt trr> Nouv Sold aiiNt
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To TIE Enron or THE SUN-SW: | read
in 1ii the 9TH the remark Ncc' iun,alnr cen
ter of the saaNauiika Yacht club in which io siN~
le tIluks iron vocal. .urf fiur a. NnHlcu. 10 Dis.
,ould T., hir that would prrNcut 1000 iron >a'it
from iuuls would I'll. lc-f 90 lu tlH u~ at copper
iiait- i,lnN f wat ln. 80 it Ifin plate. above ihl..
,our~ would aii fn tio rn-f hut -tppus. "a pla-
Vessels tat tom tut cun..' i,l 20 Nu uliu az
INV NuNk NirclO AN AnuiHfu ni NAtufs
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NrrINrd- TlI'nIY, NIT-N q
spain Grl0, LAW flar,i ith - ami YnaHi-tow 2ld
=. san Ia, into n ifull ~NiNuil MINll g.
- Regulate. u .3nr NilnIngitii 80
=. ltuutsN llr MICE ~ luim. T. g. l.i. ~
- Neptune K,trt Boston
ship ANN. small. Variant. tiArfpnh lan6
HsrA Eh,n, ~. >nr u~ o. iluNaun
Hans Rem factn,. liasi. %. NupN SOY -
Bark Rance. nflflu. llAiin
h-rh E.s"N. Peterson Ituf.f On D., ~
Rnrk I,rIN ltuiu,ib. tIlNtt-il llWl
Bark ilrulnIuu| lirfurlnf I.t iltWlfc.
Hark Aitfrut..NI-. k.uutrf BufflttuN
Bark Nul Van NtIu, Ntff- fiNa- hons.
Rrs thill4anw allah. tl'aNr. rrrAnnhurn.
Hri- ellie fiaIlm i.l.lnn.
schr Victor eros k"r iirn
Srht Sarah. Iuurk rrinnmhlcu
Sir llcnrN fniksr. Lewis. Nt->un
S,hr llatIc !. sampson. iinhhnn. tAtltlh-
AI. I'm. l II L l : - 1 ~
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Louisiana SIN rua.r s.,oae, Rule.

New ORLEANS March G.-Therc has been ili-
sou'iy change IN the attitude OF the Federal forces
toward the state ''o,crnmcnt >ince the i"uhiful n"
rfcrcnco orders forwarded 10 Au.ur Packard
huil. flH state House literally Will ihu ird rn cannon
go iir ,N-uoH. inrtAtk. and ihU state L. sfil lrHru
calls under lal0lti rule y I. uuNhtN thut auN iu-
Nftant tmrut viii 10, made until Hayes ~IrHk. tr
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HARrMAS N-MpoRE March .. i.77w =, Hartmann
tn Emma LtliN Moore 10y tn Nt. IN Mold, .nkr.
lDMBRUpk AiRpff I'm the liih dan at NnNrir
h,r 1870 D., the Re-, Alfred II Murirt. u Spring Siu,t
Ahiuti. .f =. .tilN
TYNpAII.- HAYNES I'm SUNDAY, frh II 1871 ts -
Rev faiini Farrell ni 81 jos PHI, 'hittu New Ni.e
William II, nr, iNmial. widpWcr. to Nil \ ~. n'-
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The New York Yacht Cuh il 10 hold special
mo ting Frida, min. to rc'"ns'a'F th' matter ri
ahuisling the club hnu,'- n th" meeting Mr. G,n l.
lurlnni~ ioi,ad paper on holl"" hh'sA ~" preventive
hmm .l.s
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Suslntss Nctltw.
" fRRIEID.

Br"nchin-, for souRh-, Colds. tnt"rrh. Biu"
chiu-, sore Throat, AMI DNsp p,i ~ all remedies j. Il
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MiRINE INTELLIGENCf.

NNtVrKs .faNN.'-f'ffs nay
Sun rises. -i srts 90 Mppu T.. . ~
IN.u warm
Sandy iioJA. Al nns l.ani 800 ilrllrtte D.
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nv neing OliifIes Tast"lesa Cod Liver Oh Limo
and Wiki Cherry sold ny arutr~u Depot % bv"eiy -
IL
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Unlaundricd shirts Wamentia muslin, linen
hosni,s. 81 raoh BntL hall hose, AZ pair J John
stou 10 Grand II also At ou av ecrhsr 18th st-is
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The rnu,.,h Mnrh WIZ. Killlnu.

Thomas Cusirk. the wife murderer. was put
into cen o. Maud, ri, Row the ttN fr~on Nr>Hr
dn. In autopsy yesterday several iTl'tues 90 Mrs.
,usl,k's skull were found.
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'ItI " VT 'Il nm I'M n IN TFT II N =
HAiSAM stands tfiillHti |l, if.Ntu lN rs a. y
great cure. duuis the is' hlrs leerf
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Env0lfe NJ modl 'lnr, I r. vow NilI1u IOr n q
.~nlo~. lhlri- NOT thc'a~ with AHk w Marn, -A. ht
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-26
AUGUSTA POST OFFICE.

AUGUSTA POST OFFICE.
OFFICE HOURS.
For delivery Of letters, from 730 A. M. TO $50
On SUNDAYS. from 9.l5 A. NJ. to lO.I5 A. NJ.
ARRIVAL AND DHpAHruRE OF MAILS.
MAILS ARRIVE.
B Boston, Portland aud West $50 A Ms45 and
Lewiston and Auburn, 3.45, 6 and $40 P. NJ.
Bath and Rockand, $40 and $40 p. NJ.
Rocklard stage, via Washington, 2. NJ.
Wadoboro stage, via Jefferson, p. M.
Belgrade West Wstervle, Norridgewock and
Madison, l.30 P. NJ.
Winthrop and Monmouth, 6 p. NJ.
Pennington stage via Readfeld, l.30 p NJ.
Belfast IL .35 A. NJ. and 1888 2. NJ.
belfast stage, ii. 80 A. NJ
Skowhegan, l.35 A M.
Grand Trunk II. II. and Canada, 345 and $50
NJ.
Soldiers Home ll.35 A. NJ. and 700 p. NJ.
MAILS CLOSE.
Portland, Boston and West, $40 and Il 20 A. NJ.
l0P. NJ.
Lewiston and Auburn, $40, $50, ll.20 A. NJ.
Bath and Rocklsnd, $40, and IL 20 A. NJ.
Rsckiand stage, via Washington 700 A. NJ.
Wadoboro' stage, via Jefferson, 700 A. NJ.
Belgrade. West Waterville, Norridgewock, and
Mad son, l.30 Z. NJ.
Winthrop and Monmouth, $50 A. NJ.
Farmn ston stage via Readfeld, l.30 p. NJ.
Belfast, 3.35 2. NJ. and 1000 p. NJ.
Belfast stage, 3.3j Z. NJ
Skowhegan, 1856 2. NJ.
Grand Trunk X. r. and Canada, $40. 20 Am.
Soldiers Home, A. NJ. and 335 p NJ.
DOMESTIC POSTAGE.
Drop Letters, per IL OF. l cent.
Mail Letters per ID OF. cents.
Books, transient newspapers, and other transient
printed matter Except unssaled circ1larsl in pack
ages not exceeding | be. 10 weight, per ounces,
/ cent
Unsealed circulars, merchandise, and samples,
in packages not exceeding lbs. in weight, per
ounce cent.
All matter not prepaid at letter rates must be so
wrapped that it can be examined, and must con-
tain no writing whatever except the address.
Liquids, glass and explosive chemicals ex-
cluded from the mails.
MONEY ORDER OFFICE.
.1Especial attention Is called to the Money Oruer
system as a safe and cheap method of transmitting
small sums OF money through the mails. Orders
are issued for amounts not exceeding $50. Larger
amounts can be sent to the same person at the
same time by additional orders.
RATES
Orders not exceeding Sl5, l0cents.
over SIS and not exceeding $50, Is ="
go" 80, IS
Money orders are also drawn by this office on
Canads Great Britain, Germany, and Switzerland.
REGISTERED LETTERS.
Letters, and other valuable packages, may be
registered to any post-ohice in the United States,
on the payment of letter postage and fee of ten
cents. HORACE II. HAMLEN. P. M.
Octs, 1876.
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READER.

Have you risen from your bed after a short sleep
to ind yourself nearly suffocated with Catarrhal
matter in your nose head and throat? Have you
noticed what depressing influence it exercises On
the mind, bunting its faculties besides enervating
the body well? How difficult to rid the head Of
this foul matter all can testify who are afflicted
with Catarrh. How difficult to protect the system
against IT'S further progress towards the lungs and
bronchial LIbes. all physicians can testify. II is a
terrible disease, and cries out for relief. To be
freed from the danger of sufocatiOn while lying
down TO breathe freely, sleep soundy and undis
know that the body does not through its veins and
arteries carry the poison thu: is to destroy s
indeed blessing. To purchase immunity from
such fate should be the object of all afflicted. But
those VINO have tried many remedies and physi-
clans despair of their relief or cure They become
mcredulOus. With such the long array oftestimo- :
niels from our best citizens, physicians and drug
gists in favor
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Relieves in short time the very worst forms of
Nervous Headache, Neuralgia, Tightness across
the Temples, Ringing Noises in the Head, and
Wakefulness.
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goetieal.
THE ROMANCE OF ROSE.

1t is nearly hundred years ago
Since the day that the Count de Rochsnbeau-
Our ally against the British Crown
Met W ashington in Newport Town.
Twas the month of March, and the air was chill,
But bareheaded over Adqudneck hill,
Guest and host they took their way,
While on either side was the grand array.
OF gallant army, French and fne
Ranged three deep in gttering line;
And the French fleet sent welcome
VI hundred guns from Canonicut shore.
And the bells rang out from every steepe,
And from street to street the Newport people
Followed and cheered with hearty zest,
De Rochambeau and his honored guest.
And women out of the windows leant,
And out of the windows smiled and sent
Many coy admiring glance
To the tne young officers of France.
And the story goes that the belle of the town.
Kissed rose and flung 1t down
Straight at the feet of De Rochambeau;
Ana the gallant marshal bending low,
Lifted it up with a Frenchman's grace,
And kissed it back with glance at the face
Ofthe daring maiden where she stood,
Blushing out of her sken hood.
That night at the ball, still the story goes
The Marshal of France wore a faded rose
In bis gold-laced coat but he looked in vain
For the giver's beautiful face again.
Night after night and day after day,
The Frenchman eagerly sought, they say,
AT feast or at church, OF along the street,
For the girl who flung the at his feet.
Aud she, night after night, and day after day,
was speeding farther and farther away
From the fatal window the fatal street.
Where her passionate heart had suddenly beat.
throb too much for the cool control
A Puritan teaches to heart aud SOUL
throb too much for the wrathful eyes
Of one who had watched in dsmayed surprise,
From the street below; and taking the gauge
Of a woman's heart in that moments rage
He swore this old colonial squire
That before the daylight should expire,
This daughter of his, with her wit and grace,
And her dangerous heart aud her beautiful face
Should be on her way to a retreat,
Where of hers could fall at the feet
OF cursed Frenchman, high or low.
And so while the Count De Rochambeau,
In his gold laced coat wore faded flower
And awaited the giver hour by hour,
She sailing away in the wild March night
On the little deck of the slOop Delight,
Guarded even in the darkness there
BY the wrathful eyes of jealous care.
Three weeks after brig bore down
Into the harbor of Newport town,
Towing a wreck-'twas the sloop Delight,
OFF Hampton rocks, in the very sight
OF the land she sought she and her crew
And all on board of her, full in view
OF the storm -bouud fisherman over the bay,
Went to their doom that April day.
When R)chambeau heard the terrible tale,
He muttered prayer for moment grew pale;
Then "Mon Dcu" he exclaimed $50 my foe ro.
nance
From beginning to end is arose and and glance ;"
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Clesnses the nasal passages in single applica tion
with the admirable Inhaler, which accompanies
each package free of charge and is more service.
able than any other form OF Inhaler.
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BlackwOOd's Edinburgh Magazine.

The British Quarterlies give to the reader well.
digestei information upon the great events in con.
temporaneous history, and contain mastery criti
cism' on all that is fresh end valuable in lit srature
as well as a summary of the triumphs OF science
and art The wars likely to convulse all Europe
" Ill form topics for discussion that will be treated
with thoroughness and ability nowhere else to be
found. Ba 'kwood's Mag iZne is famous 10 stories
essays, and sketches OF the highest literary