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vegetine is Sold 10y all Druggists.
CumnOck Jock

Was imported in August, 1878, by Greig \
Chisholm, Clarence, Iswa. He Is dapple
brown, IL hands high weighs 1000 pounds,
with great strength of bone, and good
action. Was bred by George Shown, Esq,
Brocklock, Ayrshire.
PEDIGREE.
SIRE:-The pure Clyde sdale Stallion,
Young Glory; Young Glory by Farmers
Glory. DANA first class Clydesdale mare,
the mother of three travelling stations. One
of them went to England aud took twenty
five prizes there. CUMNOCK JOCK has
proved himself "A sure foal getter. He has
stood for four seasons in Ayr and
vicinity, and although this Is well known to
but one Of the best horse breeding districts
in Scotland his stock will compare favora
One OF his colts took the first prize at the
great Fair held in Ayr in 1874, and mum.
her Of others. Ut Earions local shows In the
viii stand for season OF 1877 as follows:
Saturdays and Mondays of each week at the
stable of John Safely, Jr., Red Oak; Tues
days in Stanwood: Wednesdays at James
Greig's, one mile northwest of clarence,
Thursdays and Friday till noon 1T VIM.
Chisholm's, one mile east of Onion Grove;
Friday afternoon in Clarence
TERMS.-To insure, $40; due Feb. LIST, ISIS.
Persons disposing of their mares previous
to that time will be required to make pay
ment before doing SO, anless it is evident
the mares are not with foal. Accidents at
the owners risk. Mares from distance
kept on reasonable terms
II 3mo CHISHOLM Il SAFLEY.
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\ girl that Is never allowed to sew
all of whose clothes are made for her,
and put on her, till she is 10, II, - or
Is years of age, is spoiled The moth
er has spoiled her by doing everything
for her. The true idea of seif-re.traint
is to let the child venture. A child's
mistakes are often better than its no.
mistakes, because when child makes
mistakes and has to correct them, it is
on the way to knowing something.
a child that j. wakei up every morn
Ing, and never wakes himself up, and
is dressed, and never makes mistak es
in dressing him 'elf, and is washed
'..id never MAXI. n.isiaLa.a -.I~.t 10
ing clean, and is fed, and never has
anything to do with its food. and j.
watched and never watches himself.
aui is cared for, and kept all day from
doing wrong. such child might n
well he tallow candle, perfectly
straight and solid, and comeIy and UNI
vital, and good for nothing but to be
burned up.-UenrV iIimi Becciter.
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JOSIAH II. SHERMAN.
PRONOUNCED INCURABLE.

BOSTON, Mhy ISaI.
n p SrryySs Eao Dear SRI have been
h.aiy ai,icted with kidney Complaint for ten years;
have suffered great pain in my back hips and SIDE,
with great difficulty IN passing urine, which was OF
ten and In very small quantities. frequently accom-
named with blood and circulating pain.
have faithfully tried most Of the popular rene
dies recommended Tor my complaint; hsye been
unser the treatment of some Of the most skiiui
musicians in Boston, all of whom pronounced my
case incurahle THIS was my condition when WAS
advised by a friend TO try the NEaETINE, and eonld
ace the good effects from the first dose took, and
from that moment kept on improving nntn was
entirely cured, taking In all, shond think, about
six bottles Ii Ia in deed a valuable medicine and II
should be afflicted again in the same way, J would
Give dollar dose, II could not get u without.
Respectfully, j. NJ. Gll.h.
as a
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Canadian Stallion,
Y Dung Napoleon,

VIII standfor mares during the season Of
1877 at the stable of John Sahcy, Jr =, in Red
Ook.
YOUNG NAPOLEON is three years old--a
dark dapple bay horse of fine style aud az
ton, about fourteen hands high, and weigh
ing 100 pounds.
TERMS Ten dollars to insure; payable
February LIST, 1878. Great care taken, but
accidents at owners risk. Mares from a
a distance kept reasonably.
IL 3mo JOHN SaFLEY, Jr.
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Ninety-seven years ago, one of the
totitinentais presented bill against
the Government for supplies furnished
to the Revolutionary army. Its Orig
iohal sum was 5000 Stage after stage
OF red-tape was passed through, and
hope deferred, while Congress and
the courts made football of the
claim, and played an extended game
of How Not TO Pay It. Finally,
yesterday, the United States Treas
ury Department paid the grandsons of
the old Continental nearly 81, 900,
the amount Of the original claim with
interest added for the years that made
it venerable. with patience the
siik-worm's egg becomes an Empress
robe"
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The springfield Repubiicaa says the
qualities which make Moody power
are such "a come from a knowledge of
men, and such are not developed by
the theological seminary. Had Mr..
Moody been drilled through theolog-
of the Greatheart, dull, ordinary
preacher; for the qualities that make
him a power are such that come from a
seminary does not develop. The one
thing in which the ministry, as class.
are most weak, is this in which Moody
is most strong.
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MEN.

Apply to the editor Of this paper for half
membership Cat discounD in Baylies Great
Mercantile College, keokuk, Iowa, on the
Mississippi. Bookkeepers, Penmen, Report
ers, Operators and Teachers thoroughly fit
ted. Don't fail to address Prof. Miller, Ke-
oknk, Iowa. q
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THE BEST MEDICINE.

EAsr MAasHFIrLD, Aug. =, Is'o
Mn STEVENS: Dear sir-I am seVsntv-ohe Years
Of age have suffered many years with hidaey COM
plant. weakness In my back aud stomach. ! w. Va
Induced IN friends 10 try sour tEGETtSE. and thnS
II fhe best medicine for weakness OF the Kidneys
ever used. have tried many remedies Tor tins cont
plant and never found so much reliei as from .lo
ErarT,.r II strengthens and invigoratcs the
whole system. Many Of my acquaintance have Ia
ken In. and believe il to be good for sd the conf
plants fur which 1t il recommended.
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Two hundred and sixty-four law
students graduated at Columbia Col
lege. o Lawed.
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PAIN IN THE BACK.

There Il no remedy known to medical science
which has proved itself more valuable 70 cases q
kidney Complaints than the NKsEfIkE ~ ae.s al-
rectly upon the secretions. cleanses ana parnss e
blood. and restores the whole system 70 neai'h'
ton. -, .,f.r
ers. who had been given up BY the best physelans
.honi5 chaIepge the most profound attention oil the
medical faculty, a. well .s OF those who are SUD
..i..x ram 4 idnnr Ennlnlainf.
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KIDNEY COMPLAINT.

=. A.N,v ,he,~ i no complaint that afhicfs the
a. sss,,,, xh;sh Il ss little understood Al the
,ssss sn~. !. some Of the varied forms Of kidney
Complaints. .,.h .cntr rain
- ,nrr Alarming IN ts resnlts than when me Aansss
~ ~ serrete from the blood the uric acid ana uses
,ss.rns,s,s suhsssnces which the blood acenmaias0
4 ~ rircuiation through the eystem. -.
~ trsr any cause he Kidneys fall to perform me
A.rssn.,s aryoying upon them, the cumuations are
ssnsn NJ 81 the sbsorbents and the whole sfsem
thrown Into stase of disease, causing g'e"l ps,h
fssss IN Importance Of keeping the kidneys ana
hcrri IN healthy condition, through which I'LL Inc
i.sunrifiee al the body must pass.
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HHnn IAN be made by every agent s,,r,
NuuU month ia thu business We rHr,'i,t ~ ~ y
A0U aa 49, Wiling 10 work can easily earn n
WV u , sn' III, a'oaFs o day right in their ~ !,
here pst's''1'it res nave no room to ,ypI ~,
and boys s,, Pheasant and bonorAbe Wotns ~,
hi h vnf, nl VT y 90 as We'll as men We iiI M,
Daff.y 81 nlpt"tt phiiit free The business ma ,s
si.r, nan ANYTHING else. We via bear e, Ia
srn m. u Particulars free Write a.d peh n
ami iii siI a sntcbhcs Their sons and aauyh,arv
ahonta .lasars 10 need of laying work a. hn,,
Juce Snw - :" ~ ann learn all abouf The WORK al
angnsta, Maine. t'Ss ihuE a Co,
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pos hhd hanxing basil o,nsmental and
a piaah ana everything else found in q FIRST
T ha oreen House. Remember the place.
conntay seiIahle Green House in Cedar
Iawrryo opposite the jail. kept "
catalogue ffreeJ,
The New York herald., 1877-11-22
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT

WAsHISGrox. Nov. 2l, 1877.
MEETING OF THE SENATE COMMERCE COMMIT
TEE CALLED.
Senator Conkling has called meeting Of the Com
merce Committee tomorrow, At hali-past ten. Two
members senator Patterson and Senator Ransom.
will no, DO able TO attend, the former on account oi
his habeas corpus being argued in cour aud the lat
ter account OF illness
THE DEFEAT OF THE s'sTAR" NAIL SERVICE
APPROXIMATIONS.
The defeat the House day OF the $700 600 de-
hcisncy appropriation for tho Star mail service re-
ported by the Post Ocos and Post Roads.
vas because the bill does specify with sufficient
exaclness TO suit the House the manner In which she
appropriation "a be expended. As the grant has
been approved by the house IN Committee OF th .
Whole there is but little doubt that bill for the
same purpose win be Immediately reported from the
Appropriation Committee
THE DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATION BILL.
The House passed the day in consideration Of the
Deficiency Appropriation bill, during the debate on
whlch republican members made some very sovero
reflections oa democratic economy. The democrats
made strong effort TO have the bill disposed o. this
evening, but without success, az tho bill went over
without hna action.
The New York herald., 1877-11-22
EPILEPSY IN COURT.

Justice Gucks court room on Bushwick avenue,
wiamburg was crowded yesterday morning by tho
friends OF tho seventeen colorcd and three
white men arrested disordery characters in
a saloon Broadway on Tuesday night When
Eeureutter, the landlord, was called to tho
bar plead he stepped brskly forward. but In mo-
ment fell back gasp, stricken down BY epilepsy.
A rush was made toward him, but tho police drove
all back again. Ii some time before order wis
restored ana the ot tho Court resumed The
examination into charges against the twenty per.
sons put OIL TO this morning
The New York herald., 1877-11-22
AN OLD SUIT SETTLED.

On tho Goth Of February, 1869, $4,000 and number
OF valuable papers stolen from Park Savings
Bank, Brooklyn. Among the latter several
Wallabout Improvement bonds, each OF the value Of
81, 900. Caleb B. L. Baron, a broKer In this city.
became possessed o SIX of these ponds, In June
following sent to tue Office of W. l.. Gill 10 nave
the securities negotiated While at tho latter
place the bonds were seized by direction OF
w. 9. kingsley, vice preadent oil the
bank, and held the ground that they
had been stolen. Action was brought the Su.
preme Court by Mr.. Baron recover 5000, tho
value OF the bonds IN question. Yesterday the
called Tor Irai, when the counsel or Mr. Kingsley
said no default would be offered, tho pI ,intf having
agreed to take Judgment for II, 200 The case waa
then entered On Tho records ~ satllAd
The New York herald., 1877-11-22
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

AT a meeting OF tho Fro Commissioners yesterday
a resolution passed TO impose such penalties
prescribed by the law upon persons selling kcro-
oil who have not procured licenses. The officer
III charge OF Enginc Company No Ii reported that
the owners oil Booths Theatre had in part complied
with the INSTRUCTIONS issued by the Fire Dspar,men /
touching the precautions 10 be taken III places Of
amusement. H. reported also that thoy had all been
observed In the Co Lnm bia Opera House.
The New York herald., 1877-11-22
FESTIVITIES AT CASTLE POINT.

Miss Carrie Stevens daughter OF the1ate Edwin A.
Stevens, OF Hobokcn yesterday reached eighteenth
year. and the occasion of her entrance into society
was marked by the most brilliant festivities at Castle
Point, the old family mansion, the Hudson. Tho
day Was one OF rare merry making; even the hotels
and ,he German Club House OF foboken dispiayed
flags In the evening the park OF Castle Point
Illuminated with Chinese lanterns, In the mansion
was notable gathering of many distinguished ladies'
aud gentlemen Of Eastern New Jersey and oil New
York city. There was very elaborate and costly
display OF flowers and also rich musical programme.
sexton Brown, OF Grace Church, master cer-
cmonies. The festival closed at about nine O'clock
The New York herald., 1877-11-22
CHALK AND WAFER.

Assistant Sanitary Inspector DR. j. b. White made
complaint before Judge Morgan yesterday against nvs
milk dealers whose milk ne tested and found to be
watered from SIX 10 thirty eight per cent They we're
arrested yesterday afternoon held $500 bail
each Their are George Potter, OF No Ala est
Forclh street; Jonn Heussbauin No. 45O Fiith ave-
nue.; John Scheeiin, No. 23 West Thirty nth street;
Catha rine Cullen, No 4io West Forteth street. and
John Kennedy, No. 234 West Thirty NTH street.
The New York herald., 1877-11-22
POLICE CHANGES.

The Police Board met yesterday and made the fol-
lowing lers:--sergeant Maloney, OF the Tenth
precinct to The Fourth; sergeant Granger, IRON the
Tenth 10 The Fourth Pgirolman flaming, from the
Thiry-second 10 the Eighth; O'Nie, from the Nine
lecntn to the Ninth, ami Bumgarten from tho Severn
teenth TO the Thirteenth. Roundsman Mclnerny, OF
the Twenty-tsrd, was nned nlteen days. pay and
transferred TO patrol duty In tho for
lallun of The Iu&cs
The New York herald., 1877-11-22
Al WASHINGTON DISPATCHES
GENERAL

WASHINGTON, Nov q. 1871
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue has handed
In his report 10 Secretary Sherman. 1t shows that
during the last fiscal year 1852 dstlcries regis
tered and 4,5l0 operated. The not aggregate in.
OF receipts from the several sources relating 70
distilled spirits Tor the fiscal year ST. 043 064 So
An abstract is gwen OF tho reports OF district ator
neys tho fiscal yeur showing the whole number OF
suits commenced az 5s2S; suits decided against the
United States 605 suits settled or dismissed, 3046;
suits ponding July !, 1877, $685. A statement
IS made showing falling on in the total
amounts assessed the year 1877 OF Ton, 324 81
from the amounts assessed In the previous year, an
amount almost equal TO tho decrease Of
on the single article OF disled spirits seized fraud
ulently removed, which there assessed in 1877
ST. 7o7 800 so less than 1876 In whion very large
assessments were account Of the stupepdous
frauds by disters in parts Of the
country aud discovered Ia the latter part OF the year
1875.
The tax on deposits, capital ana circulation OF
bank, &C. IN the isca year ended June 80, 1877,
S93 l37 less than in the previous year, decrease
which be accounted for by the general depres-
sion Vi business prevailing In the past year ana to
Witch many banks and particularly savings institu-
tons were compelled 10 succumb. 1t should, how
ever, be remembered tnat the amount ro-
ported ia o.l ls7s showed an unusual IN.
banking business oil that year over previous years.
The assessed on tobacco, SNUFF and cigars
moved IRON tho factory unstamped shows tho large
increase OF $3l45O5 10 over the amount assessed in
the previous year, the amount so assessed in 1877
being about four times the amount assessed 1876,
to wi,-s4l9. 30S IL 1t is time that assessments
cqualling in amount this excess were made against
certain manufacturers In Virginia and North Caro-
lima tobacco alleged to have been fraudulentiy
removed nearly fifteen months prior to the date
of assessment and that additional evidence SUBJ
sequently filed. III which an. abatement OF large
,,nrt nj tIin
theless after making these deductions, the value
OF the safeguards provided by law other than that of
arixing stamp demonstrated by the figures above
given.
The total quantity OF distilled spirits in taxable
gallons OF seventy and ninety cents tax placed dis
tillery warehouses, withdrawn tberefrom and remain
ing therein the beginning and close OF the fiscal
year, ended June 80 1877, is given Al $74143. 33S
The total amount Of drawback allowed during the
sca year endcu juno 30 1876 is $50 $40 8S showing
an increase $45 5l5 90 in the claims allowed during
the past year.
statements showing the gross amount OF average
capital and deposits OF savings banks, bankers ana
banks other than national banks for the years ended
May ~. 1876 aud 1877, are gwen lolews:-
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THE LATE BANK BURGLARY.

william Brown anebFrederck Miller, charged with
oeng connected with the robbing OF ID. W. Morgan's
banking oico al twenty third street and Third ave.
nue. were remanded yesterday ~ the Ftty-
street Court enable tho oice 10 collect evidence
sgainst Ihom
The New York herald., 1877-11-22
TROUBLE FEARED.

News reached Headquarters this morning that
trouble was anticipated IN Chatham square at three
O'Clock between The workmen employed the new
Elevated Railroad and the employees OF tho Third
avenue road. Polce arrangements were made TO
neet the emergency.
The New York herald., 1877-11-22

MENU. !
Hui'rs. psss,.s ;l,.,.. !: tri's'
s'sTsS crsS. sreipas sre! |. bsnoaiso e nasy'sna
Consomme. s
sanmon Dc Kennebee ia Bsyadere. 5
Filet de beui la Napo,nine.
Pate de becasses a Ia moderne.
ch.aaeds Aspe ss ses ssl,oaus sss !. ss s.se
sup eme' de eAiiles As yandso,ls ar
!, Mayopnaiss de volatile au ceisri.
per,ireaux Al cresson
Caillcs . Ia gelee dc groseies.
Becasses. Grouses Squads
3 s'ss f:'s;"sSss Sss.: -
Petts fours. bohbons ct notices.
r,Kcxs xosrxxs.
Corne dabondance. G!aces Neapotaines
Pommss aux surprises
au sa.e =,
signor Benda superintended tho c7astne and l.
Mazzetti acted as chef
COSTUMES
Conspicuous among the guests Mrs. W. H. Van
derDilt, VINO wore splendid lavender satin brocade,
trimmed with lue quality OF Valcncenn nes lace.
Mrs William u. Sloan IN cream .colored matelasse
aud satin, trimmed with Vaencennes and pearl,
the Princess atyle with court train and
la Pompadour Mrs Elliott +. Shepard an elegant
pink silk and maroon velvet trimmed with Valen.
ciennes chenille and amber beads The
from tho main staircase whea the rooms were alive
with guests brilliant In the extreme. Floral exotics
were beaped all about the margin OF the various
chambers on the first door and ntoxicating oder
filled the ar. In the main paror bell made OF camel
las and hyacntns was suspended directly over the
head OF tho bride as she took her place TO receive
her guests. All the immediate members OF nor
family kept constantly moving about among tho
throng and all joyousness till the hour OF sepa.
ration at midnight
THB rRoUssgAU
ha tpOuc
seau OF the bride are the followng:-A sulphur
colored silk, composed OF sulphur aud white brocade
The waist Is cut la Pompadour In points, with
Valene,ennes and pearl trimmings iad under;
other portions OF the trimming OF Vaienc mes
lace with chenille. There arc two pairs OF sleeves
OF Valenciennes and the other OF white chenille
net in meshes one-ouarter OF an inch square, each
corner being caught up with pearl bead.
The New York herald., 1877-11-22

the re-ssue OF redeemed legal tenders may be pushed
and may pass
The New York herald., 1877-11-22

Capital or savings banks
Capital oil banks aud
bankers. s..............
Deposits OF savings
banks having capital.
Deposits of savings
banks having no cap
0ital.
Deposits Of banks aud
bankers. ..............
The New York herald., 1877-11-22

government, Just like our own members Of Con-
gress. have to be governed = good deal by
the views OF their constituents, and cannot
venture on doing what might DO unpopular In
response to an inquiry TO the policy OF having
neutral strip OF territory either side OF the Rio
Grande, into which Mexican and American troops
might mutually cross, he gave il his opinion that
sucn policy would produce war between the two
countries In less than wsska General Sherman
Is 10 come before the committee again tomorrow, and
tne secretary OF War 10 also consulted on the
same subject f NTt
THE SILVER BILL As REPORTED TO THE
SENATE.
The following is the full text OF tho silver bill as
amended BY the Committee on Finance and reported
to the Senate to-day
An act 10 authorize tho free coinage of the standard
SILVER dollar ana 10 restore It's legal tender character
several mints Of the United States silver dollars Of
the weight OF 4l2s grams, Troy Of standard silver as
provided II the act OF January 49, 1881 on which
snail oe the devices and superscrptons provided
by SAID act, which coin. together with all
silver dollars heretofore coined by the United
tender at their nominal value for all debts and dues,
Puoiic aud private, except when otherwise provided
authorized and directed out OF any money IN the
isoasury not otherwise appropriated 70 pur-
IsS' he msrrs. %s nao 20 ms SILVER es,'on an ~
$2,o0oo ooo per month nor moro than $4,000, 600
per montn ana cause tho he coined into such
dollars, ana any gain or segniorage arising from this
coinage shall DO accounted Tor ana paid the Treas
ury, as provided under existing laws relative 10 tho
subsidiary coinage; provided that the amount Of
money at any ono time invested In such silver bullion,
exclusive OF such resulting coin, shall not exceed
So, ,O00, 000
SEC ALI acts and parts Of acts Inconsistent with
the provisions Of this act are hereby repealed
THE COLORADO CASE
The House Committee on Elections to-day deferred
taking dnal vote upon the Colorado unt the
next session. The decision in the committee to-day
indicated no probability Of any agreement being
reached by majority Of its members
THE INDIAN NOMINATIONS
The Senate Committee Ina1an Affairs to-day
unanimously agreed TO report favorably upon the
nomination OF E. A. Hayt, OF New York, to be Com
missioner OF Indian AFFAIRS
The committee voted to report against the confrma-
ton Of E. A. Howard OF Michigan, 10 be Indian Agent
for the Poncas
THE CASE OF SENATOR PATTERSON.
To-day, before Judge Humphreysatho case Of Sepa-
tor Patterson, OF South Carolina, who arrested
q requsition OF the Governor Of South
Carolina, based on an indictment charging
him with bribery, was called, Attorney General
Conner and Mr.. James Lowndes representing the
State, and Messrs. W. A. Cooke and Charles Pelham,
the Senator II will be recollectsd that when Senator
Patterson arrested writ OF habeas corpus was
sued oht, the case comes up this proceed
ing The argument was commenced by Mr. Lowndes,
and may be concluded to- morrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-04
AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK
Organised inl845,

SABnAAnoa AoEos
TRUSTEES Thomas Lambard, Jas. W. North.
ARENAS Libbey, VIM. 3. Badger, Saml Titcomb.
OFFICE-In Savings Bank Building. ia Water
St. Bank open daily, from A. NJ. to z. M. and
from to 4-8O p. NJ. Saturday Evenings, from to
$50 O'CLOCK.
Interest on deposits payable twice a year. Feb.
hnu Aug. Interest not drawn out le added to the
deposit. thus making COMPOUND INTEREST.
. interest begins on the first day OF each month.
Money deposited on before the teafh dau OF each
month VIII draw interest from the first day Of the
same month.
Rs-Under IN visiting law OF this State. all de
posts in Savings Banks, are exempt from munich
pal t6ratfoH.
No returns of names of depositors are required
u be made TO State or town authorities aud all &C.
and Co afdenttdI.
Married women and persons under age oan de.
post money in their own names, SO that IL oan be
drawn only by themselves, or on their order.
Especial advantages afforded to Executors
Guardians, Trustees, and others having in charge
Trust Funds.
WM.R SMITH, Treasurer.
Augusta, April 20, 1878
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Mem ADVERTISEMENTS.

- New pieces sheet music, retaiis for ellis, sent
Dior 10 cts. and stamp Cheap Music Co, Middle
y sro', Mass. ap 254y