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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-03
PACIFIC COAST.
sam FRANCISCO.
MORE ABOUT THE SAFETY
POLICEMEN.
Chinese Troubles, Fires, and a Man
Drowned.
SAN FeASc,sco. Auunst Q

SAN Francisco, August 2.
The Board of Supervisors held an
other special meeting to-day and rem
edied the difference that had arisen
between them and some of the Safety
Committee by n resolution to make
the salaries OF new policemen 500 in
stead Of $50. A resolution was of.
fered asking an indemnity bond from
the Committee oi Safety for the pay
menG OF salaries until the meeting Of
the Legislature, but was lost.
w. Il. Coleman, President Of the
Safety Committee, publishes a card to
the effect that, as the Executive Com
mittee have undertaken to select men
to be appointed on the new force, he
appeals to zach citizen to refuse his sig
nature to every application for position
on the force where be does no know
the applicant we'll. and when lie does
not feel confident that the appointee
will reflect credit upon his sponsors,
and where he cannot, after due DELHI
Grafton, certify tina. the applicant pos
sesses and will, in the public service,
manifest unfaltering resolution. unim-
peaclIable integrity and untirlng per.
severance.
Yesterday morning a fire was dis
ttNcftd uIiutt a ot - ettCCty
near st. Mary's Hospital. A gentle
maj gave the alarm, and with the as
~sistancs of other residents put out the
fire before much damage was done.
This is one of a number OF attem pts
made recently To fire the buildings in
that vicinity. Families have received
letters warning them against buying
vegetables from Cinnamon, and threat
eniDg them in case they persisted in
p%atronizing the Chinese vegetable ped
oilers.
A number Of citizens in Alameda,
employing Chinese help, have been
notified Ivy postal card, which are
signed Hounds" to employ white
men and VI
A stranger went to the Mermaid
Bath, North Beach. Tuesday after
noon, hired a bathing costume and
swan out a long distance, since which
he has not been seen. He was well
dressed and had the appearance OF a
business man. There were no apers
in the pockets of his clothing by which
he could be Identified.
A Suicide In Oakland.
OAKLAND, August 9.
Last night Moses G.. Morse CON-
"bfRAaO ~ tbt ~ Rfi"'fs IN
his possession was found a letter adj
dressed TO a friend, stating that want
of employment, and huger, with hope
lessness OF ever seeing better days had
driven him to the last resort. He
formerly kept a restaurant on Broad
way, near Seventh street. and until
recently was supposed to be doing
we'll.
AmaIl.POx Played Out In Tucson.
SAN DIEGO. August ..
A Union special ron Tucson says:
The past month the Board of Health
has succeeded in stopping the small.
pox. The Mayor reports that the
disease has been wholly stopped. there
having been no new cases for twelve
days. In all there have been nearly
500 cases and over 100 deaths, being
nearly all young children of Mexican
parentage.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-03
NIGHT
NEW YORK.
A HEAD PUTON JAY GOULD
He Goes Back on his Confederates
and Gets Pasted.
jim KEENE SQUEEZED By GOULD'S
TREACnERY.
NIGHT DISPATCHES
New York, August 2.

NEW XORks August z.
Jay Gould was this morning accost-
cd by Maj. A. Selover. q friend Of jim
Keene. the Californian, while passing
through Exchange Place. Words
were exchanged, when Selover struck
Gould one or two blows on the side OF
the head, and then, picking him up.
threw him down the area way . dis
lance Of ten feet. Gould was rescued
by some friends and was found unin-
iured. with the exception OF . few
slight bruises. The trouble Is said to
have originated from Gould having
betrayed a continuation to put up the
price Of Lake shore, in which Keens
aud SelOyer were Interested with
Gould. There was considerable ex-
element in The Stock Exchange for a
few minutes, as IL had been rumored
that Gould was seriously injured.
Alter the fight between Gould and
Seiover Western Union advanced to
74I, but as the rise, the President
says, was on purchases OF brokers not
only not Identified with either parties,
hut understood TO be not on good
terms with either of them. the advance
10 deprived Of the significance which
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-03
STRAYED.

nN THE goth OF JULY LAST, EA
" two horses, one q bay, with ~z3ryN
bell. branded ) on tue left hip. and AEW
-, scarcely visible, on the left Ny
shoulder. ard has a email white spot on the
ri. ht hip. III olher is q gray horse. b and
ed ) on the lott hip; also u cross on the same
hip; his hoo $, on the fore fect. are cracked.
Forty dollars will be paid or the recovery Of
tho horses at the lillian Tell House. on
Main street. Eureka.
Eureka. August l. 1871. sug2-2v
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-03

An old friend, Al ex-residcnt Of Eu-
rska, sends us his views regarding the
big mining suit. It will be observed
that be IL rather severe on the theory
Of Professor Raymond. Alter King and
others have cut out two or more lodges
In Ruby Hill, where. as the argument
use 10 be, none existed. almost any
body's theory 10 now In order. The
big ledge Of Raymond II just as prob
able as the two little lodges Of King
and Ashburner. 1t does not to
bes very difficult matter to secure dis
tinguishsd experts who do not hesitate
to frame any kind Of theory that may
be needed In . law suit. These ideas
will Suggest to our correspondent that
we publish his letter without indorse-
ment.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-03
NEVADA.
Arrested % Enbrzxlement-The
Whereabouts Of Sam Carts.

VIRGINIA, August 2.
Geo. F. Ford, Clerk of the Mexican.
Ophir and Union, was this morning
arrested on the charge of the emhezzle.
ment OF 81. s27 95 from the Ophir. and
admitted to bail in the sum OF IS 900.
The charge was made by Colonel We'll
Ter, President of the Company; he
also charges that there is other crook
confined to the alleged appropriation
Of the Orhir's money. There IL also u
deficiency in Sam Curtis accounts.
There is a report in circulation this
morning that he left Reno last night
for the East, but his friends assert
hat he has gone to San Francisco to
force the investigation.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-03
EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL,
rv.DAY-s FoRxieN NEWS.

The SENriNEL's foreign advices this
morning will be found especially inter
esting. The greatest battle of the East
ern war, in which lO0,0 900 mel partici-
pated on either side, has just been
fought Ut Saftchs. The engagement Is
graphically described by a correspond
ent. Exxi Saghra was the scene OF
another holly contested engagement.
The Turks were everywhere victori-
Three additional great battles
ara reported In progress south Of the
Balkans. The Russians, having ven-
tured too far beyond their base. are
being overwhelmed with disaster at all
poiRts. An extraordinary sitting Of
the House Of Parliament Is also por-
trayed in our cable dispatches.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-03
EUREKA BAKERY.

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PUR-
chased the interest Of his old partner,
will continue to conduct the Eureka Bakery.
him in 4 manner which will be satisfactory.
MN. biDLI NGMAYEk.
Eurets, New, August 4, 1877. aur2-lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-03

MoRRrs H.. JOSEPH. Commission Agent for
the purchase and sale of all kinds Of mer.
chandise. Dealer in furnishing goods, hats,
caps, boots. shoes. trunks, v~alises, blankets,
tobacco, cigars, notions. GOLDEN RULE
STORE. Importer Of mcerschaum pipes,
smokers goods, cutlery. stationery. fancy
goods. 10 MUSICAL instruments. English hosiery,
otc.. etc.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-03

Baltimore Gazette: Fifteen thou
1and moro Spanish troops for Cuba!
Bay. rather, 5000 packages Of fertil-
i&sf."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-03
EASTERN NEWS.

TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
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would otherwise he attached to it
Selover saws: II helped Gould one
time out of the tightest place he was
ever in, and l told him ~ ever found
him deceiving me I would thrash him,
and I believe / have done il. He tried
to make me sell stocks when he was
buying, and in doing SO tried to over
reach me-"
Ohio Nominations.
CLEVELAND, o., August 2.
The Republican State Convention
met here yesterday, Endorsed the Pres
ident, declared for the restoration oil
specie payments. and nominated the
following ticket: For Governor, w
II. West; Lieutenant Governor, Ferd
Wagner: Supreme Judge, w. H.. John
son; Attorney General, Geo. X. Nash
Clerk OF the Supreme Court, ID. Z,
Powell /; School Commissioner, j. I,
Lukens; Member of Board Of Public
Works, A. w. Lucky.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, August 2.
Governor Harlranft arrived at Kings.
ton at l o'clock this afternoon, with
I 900 troops. The strikers felt ugly
but cowed. The track of the Lacka'
wanna and Bloomsbury road was torn
up in several places and o~bstructions
placed i'm the way of the trains, which
made the progress of the troops slow
Toledo Gets the Bes of the strikers
TOLEDO, o., August 2.
The citizens and police turned out in
force this morning and raised the
freight blockade on the Lake Shore
road, and under their protection trains
are being started out in all directions
Troops From Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, August 2.
The Third and Fourth Artillery Jeff
this morning for Scranton. h Ma
rines are at the depot, awaiting march
ing orders.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-03

BORN.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
L existing between William B~idlingmayer
and LanrenE Sch midt, at the Eureka Bakery,
has this day been dissolved by the mutual
consent Of both parties. Mr.. Bidling mayer
having purchased all Of the interest formerly
owned by L. Schmidt in the property and
business of Bidlingmayer 4 Co.
LAUREN SCHMIDT,
WIN. BIDLINGMAYER.
Eureka, New, August 1, 1877. aug2-lm
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-03-15
ROCKY MOUNTAIN

~- 3 90
Job ThohlpsoN 3 90
NJ ProVeleo cory ~ wit in ] p Court 4 90
;. w Bechlo5 !. Probate " Is 60
Pat Mcl4a's :. - Is 60
Geo ioSuo o,, &c canyasserofelect'n 10 90
j EMufia9 fa taes in criminal cases 81 20
rECollins for services as CountyClk 1873 1873 80
nrcruBEn /. 1876 TO. MARcH l, 1877.
r,11;,s for services us County ok
TE Colllls a1aot;on 1875 90
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-03-15

BY bal casn OH liallu MAJ
1877 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
CONTINGENT FUND.
By bal cash on hand
March /, 1S76........:..
By portion oftax OF 1873
col in the year.........".
BY portion Of tax OF 1874
col iii the year.....
By portion Of the tax OF
1875 col in the year....
nv norton of the tax OF
1876 col in the year," !"
By portion of.saicences =
J cofin the -year.,...'s'''"'--
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-03-15

by amt of cash transf'd II
from county fund.-.
BY amt of cash transf'd
from poor fund......
Total amt. ...........
10 amt oforders p'd in yrS2.O 66 81
amt transf'd to Co FL 200 O0E
"Ereas percentage tor
collecting ................ l4f IT.
To amt ch'gd to balance 299 81
Total amt..............S2,71O OSI
BY bal cash on hand Mar
Il, .....s..:.......... il
SINKING FUND.
By bal cash on hand Mar
Il, 1896
By por of the taxes of
1878 col in the year..
By por' of the taxes of
1874 col in the year....- i
By por of the taxes of
1875 col in the year,.
By por of the taxes Of
1876 col in the year,.
By portion of licences
col in the year...."....
Total amount........
To bonds redeemed...... 1000 00I
int paid on bonds...... 3,21G Al
Treas percentage for
collecting .......... 249 81
10 amt ch'gd to balance 1,160 81
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-03-15

SAllen =" . w
JF McClintock " =. . w
George Peogue Wit Grand Jy 3 90 90
EJ Robinson Is ~
PJ Norris Jr =" ID 90
A Bruckett - ~
George Boswell " IL w
Charles Collins " 5 w
-Lombard III w
Iohn Goodrich =" 3 90
Total accts of County Fund. ....S4,242 68
CONTINGENT FUSD-MARoH l TO JUNE l, '76.
r Marks for services as CO Commis'r a 90
Thos Cooney i" q 60
I'm Common &" 81 20
r Marks for acknowledgements. IL 10
CIV Sutton cash paid for advertising 10 W
" Uaase for 3 90
RN Sutherlin printing last statement 10 O0
U n / T~oesEpTEMBER /, 1876.
Marks for services as co Comis'r y 90
Thos Cnoney " Is 20
" Haase for 3 90
John Harston for work on bridges. 80 w
Jacob Magic for water for 20 Treas
office D oO
SEPTEMBER l TO DECEMBER |, 1876.
JnoKelly for serv repair Clk's office 6 90
Kinna & Jack for lock for Clk's office 5 OO
I'VE Collins for recording deed..... Z 90
T. Marks for stationery for Co Offices. So 10
+ Marks for services as Co Commis'r 81 90
Thos Cooney +" s." 81 20
IN Conner =" 70 60
VIM Parberry for, wood for county,. s. 90
Boulder Ditch co for rent of safe.... so 90
RN Sutherlin for printing for Co.." p 90
TIE Collins for mak'g out tax blk etc 225 90
HCGraves for services as Assessor 425 %
J Stephens, " 34C %
DECEMBER 1, 1876 TO MARCH l, 1877.
Thos Cooney for sery as Co Commis'rs ~ 20
HT Common " " a 40
J. Marks I" Is w
Jacob Magic for water for Co Treas
office DIV
Nm Haase tor pOstage............." : 04l
Mat Mergins for tax refunded...... ) 90
R Sutherlin publishing............ lO7 70
Total accts on contingent fund 81, 300 81
POOR FUND-MARcH1 TO JUNE l, 1876.
George Shoemaker for tax refunded 2 90
Sam Alebauoh 6 2 60
Warren Hedges !" 2 90
stJohn's Hospital for care Of insane
anu 11f 20
YIN Parberry for transportation OF
pauper to Helena. 10 90
l. arks for expenses of contract with
tle HOSpltal. ID w
JUN l TO SEPTEMBER l, 1876.
StJohn'sfH Hospital for care of insane
and poer.. 214 20
Goe Anisser for care of Door.......... 20 90
Mrs Nolantfor board Of DOor..... 5 90
otJohn's Hospital for care of poor.-l3l ~
SEPTEMBER l, TO DECEMBER /, 1876.
20 silvers for making q coffin....-.. 5
MARSHALL Il Co for lumber for coffin. 2 90
d Johns Hospital for the care of in
sane and 224 %
Mmoerland and Bryson. for the care
"ia farberry for services as physi-
eian lor the 5O w
- Click for services as physician
for the 100 90
l, 1876 TO MARCH /, 1871
!" FL Steele for services as physician
~ w
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-03-15

10 amt apportioned to Il
Deep creek dist Noes AS 70l1
To amt apportioned to
Smith river dist No T.. 100 90
To Treas percent. for col 143 73t
amt charged to ball.. 56 SSI
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-03-15

IN LII AAS
Total amount. .....$1,642 lOI
By balance cash on hand
March /, 1S77....".......
GENERAL SCHOOL FUND.
By balance cash on hand
March /, 1676......".....
By amount of the tax of
1873 col in the year,"
By amount of the tax OF
1874 col in the year...-
Bv amount of the tax Of
1875 col in the year,.
By amount Of the tax OF
1876 col in the year,.
By amountaof cash from
Probate Court (flnes)
By amount of cash from
P court (tines)..."...
Total amount........
II Dia,nond dist No L.. 500 10
To amt apportioned to
Cave dist No 2..........~ 49, ~
To amt apportioned to
Confederate dist No s.. 2I3 10
To amt apportioned to
Duck creek dist NOD. lo9 80
TO: amt''apportioned to -
. Round grove dist No go w
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Total amount.........$6,62 6 s:
By bal cash on hand Mar
l, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
POOR FUND.
By bal cash on hand Mar
!, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
By cash transf'd from
County fund.....".......
By portion 0. the tax of
1873 col in the year."
BY portion of the tax Of
1874 col in the year,
By portion of the tax Of
1875 col in the year,.
BY portion of the tax of
1876 col in the year,.
By specl tax Of 1874 col
in the year...............
by special tax of 1875
collected in the year..
By special tax Of 1876
collected in the year,.
By special tax of 1876
received from Graves
By special tax of 1876
reed from Stephens.
Total amount.......
To poor orders p'd in yr 1886. 9
cash transf'd to con-
tlngent fund......."..... 157
To Treas percentage for
collecting T3 6
To amt ch'gd to balance 452 2
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Total amount.
By bal cash OIL hand Mar
], 1877 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ROAD FUND
BY balance cash on hand
March i, l976.........:..
By amount of tax of 1873
collected in the year.
By amount Of taxof 1874
collected in the year..
By amount oftax of 1875
collected III the year..
By amount of'tax of1876
collected in the year.
By amount of special tax
of 1873 col in the year
BY amount of special tax
of 1874 col in the year
By amount Of special tax
of 1875 col in the year
By amount of special tax
of 1876 col in the year
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-23


The following programme has been adopted for
the observance OF Memorial Day at Montpelier,
on Wednesday, May Both. Tho Post will form mt
Village Hall at ten o'clock A. NJ, and visit the
Catholic, Elm street and Cutles cemeteries, and
decorate, with appropriate ceremonies, the graves
Of their deceased comrades
At halfpast one o'clock T. NJ, the procession
will form, under the direction of Colonel Fred f..
Smith, Marshal, on Main street, in front Of Grand
Army Hall, in the following order;
First-Mon,pelier Cornet Band
Second Mounted Escort.
Third-Caniage with Speaker and Clergy.
Fourth Carriage with Ladies' Committee and Choir
Fifth-Canage with Floral offerings.
Sixh-Escort of Honor.
seventh-Brooks Post Grand Army the Republic, and
invited Soldiers.
Eighth Carriage with disabled Comrades.
Ninth knights Templar.
T,nth-Invited Societies.
Eleventh. Citizens In Carriages.
The procession will take up its line OF march
down State street to Green Mount Cemetery,
where the following exercises will be observed
First-Drge by the Band.
Second-Ptayer by the Chaplain.
Third-singing by the Choir.
Fourth-ontion by Hon. George H. Bigelow, of Burng-
ton.
fifth-Singing by the Choir.
sixth-Dlrge by the Band.
Seventh Decoration Of Soldiers Graves.
The procession will then reform and return to
the head OF State street, where it will be dis
banded All soldiers not members Of the Post,
are respectfully invited to unite with the Post
All citizens are urgently requested to cooperate
with the Post in appropriately observing the day.
1t is confidently expected that the citizens will
contribute an abundance OF flowers, which will be
gladly received at Village Hall, at and after eight
O'Clock Wednesday forenoon.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-23
Wsekk Marhety.
Cattle Market.
At Cambridge and Brighton for the week ending
May 22nd, 1877.
AMOUNT STOCK AT MARKET

At Cambridge and Brighton, for The week ending Tuesday,
May 22nd, 1877.
AMOUNT STOCK At MARKKr.
Cattle Sheer. Shofes. Hogs Ciaipss
This week 2.2is 1870 332 1904 957
One year ago.. 3,4l6 4,O75 40 5,7g2 S34
PRIcEs- Beef Cotie-Extra fat and heavy premium oxen
ss25s75; hrst quality. s7.s0s00: second quality $50
aE700; third quality, s5756s625 n 100 s weight
Of hide taow and dressed beef few choice single pairs
sg.00600; Bulls etc, sS.50@S75
Workno Orensl2O6s22OR pair. or according to Their
value as beef Handy steers ss7e1l25
Mich Co1s-Fair quality. $25Gi5; extra good. ss0GsO
binary, sls09O; yearlngs, sOO0120OO two-years-ods
sl5t06s30.U0; three years-olds. s25Ff40.
Sheep and Ldmbs-Common, 5m6Ac; extra 7@sLc y
n on live weight; or s35OQts00 head; spring lambs
s@pllc u NJ sheared sheep. 3@5lfc u pound.
Shofes-Wholesale. TG8c; retail sGtgc Rb. Fat hogs
6k56xc " b.. Veal calves A@500 Rhead
Hdss-Brghton, Bhf1OOcj countryots 66564c n. Calf
skins. lo92c Tallow, $4,000 Nj Country lots Sd5,t
pound Pets with wool on, sl.25@l-50 each. County
lots. 81 .25@l so each.
CATrLE-A Brighton prices ruled higher at the opening
and closed ont "a last noticed This morning prices
steady at Union Market and qoute prices unchanged
Extra choice Northern. of which there two
pairs took &c dressed weight several pairs at 3c n NJ
thousand head Of Western lead Union market-the trad,
only moderate; j. b. Cook sold seyentynve steers. aver
u.s. at SIC; Leavt Son sold eleven steers average 3s
lbs. at SIC; six steers, average $50, at &c.
SHEEP-1here was light run of sheep and lambs sheer
at full prices lambs slc Kldder Robinson sold
lot of lambs at l0c t5b; b. r. Wood sold ninety
one sheared sheep $40 lbs, at SC.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-23

SOUTH WOODBURY. week ago last Mon
day, MAY 14th) fire was discovered in the woods
belonging to Silas Bill, near what is called "Dog
Pond" 1t spread very rapidly and it was with
difficulty that three buildings were saved 1t
burned a large territory. james Nelson is 60
ing to start meat cart soon. None need be
afraid of getting poor article Of him, as many
of his customers can testify in past seasons.
Henry Town has built and delivered a very nice
hearse for the town Of Morrstown.. E. One week
ago last Saturday, couple of young gentle
men, went down to East Calais, and on their re-
turn in the evening broke ten stone posts that
were lying beside the road. They were tracked
out, and had to settle the matter up. Last Thurs
day night, couple of young chaps left here
between nine and ten o'clock to go home, and on
their way rolled large stone into the road and let
down bars and let the cattle loose, and fired
gun under the window of William Celley
then took off a gate and broke it, belonging to
Joseph Morse. The boys names we withhold, but
If this matter Is not settled up at their names
will appear in print. Some boys think it smart
to go around nights cutting up tricks on folks
but be careful, boys, or you will have steady
home, with a suit made of different colors.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-23

Manifestation Wednesday, the 18th instant,
Chester f. Newton while at work taking away
slabs In l.. d Ainsworth's saw mill, and in the act
Of trying to carry long slab over the saw, was
caught by the saw and terribly mutiated His
right arm was cut off at the elbow his left breast
torn off, his left arm taken off at the shoulder
and the lower part of his face horribly mangled.
He lived about two hours and appeared to be per-
fectly conscious Of his condition till he died Mr.
Newton was about forty-two years old, and an in
dustrious, Woodworking man. He leaves a widow
and two small children.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-23

generally supposed by certain class OF citizens who
practical experienced, that Dyspepsia not in
varably be cured hut pleased to say that GREEs
August FLOWER has TO knowledge failed u
cure Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint in all It's FORMS such
us stomach costiyeness Sick Headache, palpatio
the Heart spirits etc out OF thirty thousand dozen
bottles sold last year not single failure reported
hut thousands mpmentary letters received from drug
gsis OF wonderful Three doses will relieve any
Fry IT, sample bottles ten cents. Regular size seventy
ave cents. For sale by Frank H. Baseom. s4,y-eov