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National Republican., 1877-09-06
m U TT PILLS

A distinguished physician OF New York SAYS,
at Ia astonishing how universally Dr. Tntts pills ar,
used ~ my daily rounds hear Of them, not oni,
among the poor but their virtues beraided NON
the msns,ons Of the wealthy and refined EpowinI
the inventor from his long connection with the medf
cal profession, have great con fdenre In their merits
aud Of late have oen prescribed them with the hap
piest results IN cases where desired to make De
cided impression on the liver"
National Republican., 1877-09-06

TUFTS PILLS
cure bilious collie
National Republican., 1877-09-06
CApON SPRINGS AND BATHS.

HANPsHIRE COUNTY, W, VA, VIA WIN.
CHEsTER, VA.
Nearer TO washnston City baltimore, Philadelphia
and New York than any Of the Virginia Spring.
OrEN 1UNELl '0I~T
One Of most attractive OF The summer resorss In
the Virginia Mountiins and It's mineral watsts among
the most medicinal. They are alkaline carbonatsd
perb; Rooms spacious and AIRY ....-
The disesses In which these wAters Of notable o.
hcacy are Calculus, Catarrhal necons Of Kidneys
and bladder, Diseases Of the Liver Gall Stones, &c
Catarrhal affections o. tie organs Of respiration,
sa- and other Catarrhal Affections Of stomach and
ss~elS ylerne Sa.aIrh, 9on. snd hhsSm.sm ".
restorative o. the female constitution In addition ia
ond to none Daily malls and telegraph oiice In the
house Music by f1nh Regiment Hand, OF Baltimore
Rates lower than ever before.
send for pamphlet -.
KlOIm WIN, IL SAIH proprtptoF.
National Republican., 1877-09-06

TO ORDER.
Pants OF fall weight cas- imeTc 10 order for t5.
EIsEMAS BROS, corner Seventh and h SITS.
National Republican., 1877-09-06
Violin WIN. u SALE, rropr,e,s,.
VNHE HYgEIA HOTEL.

L OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
situated within one hundred yards OF Fort Monroe.
Open all the year. Special attractions fbr summer,
with ample capacity for so guesa. Has sii modern
improvements. sil daily mails and telegraph office.
cept sunday iso yards nom the door Superior beach
ior bathing Of door Step, and good nom Nay until
tractive Send for Circular describing hyEienio sd.
vantages terms, &C n. PM0EnUS
lea PTourietor
National Republican., 1877-09-06
HOME. COMFORTS.

FELIX DEsFOssEs FRENCH BAKERY,
Established is5e)
Is YEARS or ISCREAsISo SUCCESS
FELIX DESFOSSE,
the welknown and only real French aker In Washing
tom has removed to No. al street, between Twen.
ueth and Twenty Streets near Pcnnsy ave
nue., where, In house expressly built tor The purpoSe
he has greater facilities than before for the
ture Of the best French and American Bread French
bread specially Liberal terms offered 10 hotels
N, B.-FTench Bread is recommended for personr
of delicate health, especially fer hose suffering om
dyspepsia. Beware Of limitations 1etI
National Republican., 1877-09-06
SUITS ENTERED.

THE CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.
Harris Joseph, alleged lunatic, upon petition
OF II W Harris for writ de iandtiro nquirendo; Bev
Lockwood attorney for plaintiff.
National Republican., 1877-09-06
THE EQUITY COURT DOCKET.

Samuel Sorment vs.. James Conroy. for rent; p T.
Browning attorney for plaintiff. Emma Ten Brock.
guardian, vs.. J. 7. Mckenney. for ccyti0Tdr: A. Il
Mossman ct al vs.. Chris Mades, for account E. Ca
rlisi attorney for plaintiff. q. J. johnson VS. j. v.
Yates, for account p b Stson attorney for plain
tLOrdrL
National Republican., 1877-09-06
UATER GAP HOUsE

"ATER GAP HOUSE.
w DELAWARE WATER GAP, PENN
Opened June !. Buildings large and very complete,
gas and water throughout finest scenery the eoun
Els t. ". RRoDiiEAp 4 BRO, Proprls,ora
NINNRQUA HOUSE,
RRhBFoRiSS RRhBFoRiS1 o6GNfTo. SpToP IA.
VALUABLE .IMPRQyEMEN ENTS HAVE BEEN
MADE THIS SEASON.
aREAT ,RE tEi.r iREDSSTI2N SST L s IN HATEs
ACCOMMODATIONS for nearly Five Hundred Guests
Water of unsurpassed medicinal quaiities
On Northern Central Railway; eight hours ride
WITHOUT change, nom baltimore; within two and q,
halt hours ride Of Watkins Glen. Parties can
" the name day For circular containlng terms, analysis
ylO-im W ID. TYLER, superintendent
National Republican., 1877-09-06

NOTICE The public are !ssutiqasd ssainst certain
late been ,ep,esenlins thsmselye and orr
". are sdyised sSsins ssies under shess sepressni
ilons We y,sn % say thsi all such rep5essna!ies1
hifush one pound Of Iren-Clnd Paint We have
Few agents n Washington taking ordess 10. lron.C1.d
guard against mposiuon, property-holdsrs desiring
our Paint will DO well 70 address our once o. rvquk1
'sen" 70 ''0a''' 'a'h0r's 3 GHES McLAIs,
" ID ltleet northwest,
Jya1m WAhtnstoq. u.
National Republican., 1877-09-06
rs EPILIrS SEY,
FALLING SICKNESS

FITS EP1L1rsEY.
on
FALLING SICKNESS
permanepsIy ,o GSrcd,S2 @ Hrmsps By one %ophs
SE Iisf e rT IF 10 EnGarGn .crsS rNtH Sa
, sse ,Psm Rows sy NAH w So,; DO Al ,S " .S M VII
soasrS IS tie only PSysS H." has s evsG SGf male III
disease special study and Is 10 knowicdse thou.
Powders, guarantee permanent cure in every
should sss 5sS sf a sr All scn
WINGED i,S,S q a. their curative powers
81 Tnsd sa %
Of fp,lse, or ny eaIdess, e. q. d. on, A. ,op,,x,
800 Fulton street. BrUoklyn. n. Y.
SJNsUMPTIoN
POSITIVELY CURED.
An suersTs from thi. disease .ha, are .naeu. % be
sSsS sSGsf Re- s.ss
ion and ali disease ofihs Thfoat and f"nssend,.i,
Is mall sspS ni " s i%s.a sos 70 every
ssyins SonI delay II swing these Powders trsi' As
Price, or large E sent to apypart the United
state OF Canada by mall on recs e Esa,ss E.sa
mysi,Sm 800 FULTON street. BrooIiyn NY.
$500 IREwAlD WILL gE PAID FOR A
ss%pss nee q ali Drug brususss and dsoce%. A 'Ass'
sANfoRDs
Il prepared nom the true Jamaica Ginger combined
and Is vastly saperisr o every other En,fsst S g. tx
ssnee o. SinEer before the public, ail Of which are
cno, IN pIsEAsEs ASH, Sy THE En- so%ELs WE m =, ~,
sHfss sSHSS|$S IR Slsss#$gsE n 'sH
ThEtRhfsa sghEsk sSBf IN! al
DISEASES fdHiHIn 81 THE STOMACH,
''ssiSTSs'AH .FEtr$SskFs$SS s5SSSiTs HSS RIsrs-
fo6SShs$sIHfL Sifsisa,HSf
CHILfs AND FEvKRs,
'tPs SB s$ $$SSss!sS :ss sSsE.2a' ME-
'AsG's as:$$ss s$$sEssa rs rzH saFE'
j nes.ntIy& & asyorsd purely msilSlnsi, \ should be
sa % PS. 81 sSs ,qs
o q as S & sd5 AZ SsH ga
ss Ss ss.Ts' .da h.s s .m.'1 as
HAPPY RELIEF
TO all suffering from chronic diseases Of all kinda
Confidential consultation invited personally or oy
mail. New method Of treatment New and reliable
remedies Books and circulars sent ss in sealed en-
velopes Address Howard Association, ls N. Ninth
street. PhiladelphIs, Pa, Institution having high
reputation for honorable conduct and professional
National Republican., 1877-09-06

,EA PERRIN
cELEBRATEp
xSEGSEEssFEEsHIREE xSSEESEEsFEEsHHIIRE sA3'dR sAS'SdaR
Propouposd by counosseurs to he the
"oNLY GOOD SAUCE"
And applicable to every variety Of dish.
xnsts: e. sS:T sr g% %sdss "
"Te,l LEE PERKINS that their sauce Is highly
esteemed IN india and II, In my opinion, the most
pasA6le - well rs The most wholesome Sauce that Ia
Premium awarded at Centennial for:
First. "ExcELLENT TASTE"
Second. VERY CAREFULLY PREPARED.
LEA PERRINs SIGNATURE
LEA PERKINS, SIGNATURE
Is on every bottle.
Is on every bo,ue
LEA 4 PKRRINs
LEA 4 PERRlNs
JOHN puNCANs SONS
JOHN DUNcANs some
New York
$lOTo S25 ,ia,. DAY ..'; sTRE L., MADE A5lsn! sy
parent, Picture and Chrome Cards One hundred
samples, worth " sent postpaid tor 7sc Illustrated
National Republican., 1877-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
TNwENTY FEET

TWENTY FEET
N. G. A. Building. for SaA suio- fM3w
r UNDBORG's CALIFORNIA WATER FOR THE
- toilet and bath, DELIGHTFULLY."- fragrant and re-
frsshns and grateful IN The sick room. "P.Ifectiy
HealthfuL" AnAlysir Of Messrs. KuhlmAn, Fills and
de Wilde, the eminent French and Belgian themistx
National Republican., 1877-09-06

EETTGSBuRG SPRINGS HOTEL. NOW OPEN
" FOR THE SUMMER
Hotel iriahtfuliy located lD fni view Of the mount
nins, AMI surrounding scenery unrluai-'l Rooms
handsomely Furnished anl table unsuI passed Hot
and cold kataiysine water baths
EAGLE HOTEL.
situated IN Gettysburg, Pa, and open all the yrar
round SPRING. Hotel " per day and q, 10 Us per
week: Eagle Hotel pet day and y TO w per week.
Address GEORGE HOPES. Proprietor,
jeiS-im Gettysburg Pa.
National Republican., 1877-09-06

A LLEGHEEY MOUNTAIN RESORT,
"A ericsson SPRINGS HOTEL.
Ths popular summer resort viii be open for the re
cepion OF guests oil the 18th day OF Jlne. OeoTsa's
Orchestra has been engaged for the season. Fish
hunting, &C For terms address " J. UNOER.
yylolm snpt. Union Depot Hotel. Pittsbury, Pa.
National Republican., 1877-09-06

SEA CLIFF. - PROSPECT COTTAGE, SEA
- Gun, L. IT, ACCESSIBLE by rail and boat three min
healthy l0catlon, moderate prices. References jyls
National Republican., 1877-09-06
TUFTS Pills
cure sick headache

TUFTS Pills
cure sick headache
TUFTS Pills
cnre dyspepsia.
TUFTS PILLS
cure constipation.
TUFTS PILLS
cure piles.
TUFTS Pills
cure fever a. d ague
TUFTS Pills
cure bilious collie
TUFTS PILLS
cure kioney complaint,
TUFTS Pills
cure torpid liver,
TUFTS PILLS
lnpart appetite.
jyieem
National Republican., 1877-09-06
Tur & e. 4 HsISEhiSs$EEPP hi iSsEPP fS5SSSS$;nv, SSSSS$;nv,
MISCELLANEOUS.

SEPTEMBER io-aEoRGE y. KNIGHT.
lus0tf star and gttticl
National Republican., 1877-09-06

PAMAPo MOUNTAINS, sufFERN, N. y, TIIIR.
~ tytwo miles nom n. Y. via Erie Railway. First
class private house and sble fine mountain scenery,
drives walks. boating and fishing three quarters OF
mile from depot carriage without charge; terms low.
AEETis'0 H. w. clsSSSI.ENaS sSrisIa. T..
National Republican., 1877-09-06

TUFTS Pills
cure fever a. Il ague
National Republican., 1877-09-06
NNsUMPTIoN
POSITIVELY CURED.

&S0n REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR A
epOOy Bottle Of any other Extract or Esssnoe
OF Ginger " found To equal in nne favor purity and
prompt medicinal etIest sanfor,in jamaica Ginger
Samples ffee 81 all Druggists and usocenL
National Republican., 1877-09-06
SUMMER RESORTS.

NATIONAL HOTEL,
IN RtCMFIELD SPRINGS, NY.
Opens June Is Good recommendation for summer
jyis Proprietor.
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Statement of the County Board of
Canvassers,
STATE OF WISCONSIN, !
COUNTY OF DOUGLAS. 20

We Richard Relf, County Clerk and A. G.
Brown and L. +. Wheelock, Justices of the
Peace in and for said County, constituting
County Board of Canvassers therefor, do
hereby certify that the foregoing and within
tabular statement is correct and true, as com
piled from the original returns made to the
County Clerk of said County, and as com
pared Herewith by u.s. and that from said
returns it appears that the whole number Of
votes polled in said County, at the general
election held in the several Towns, Wards,
Election Precincts thereof, on Tuesday, the
sixth day of November, 1877. was az follows,
to wit:
For Governor forty-nine (49), of which num-
Der
James A. Mallory received twenty-eight(2s)
William E. Smith received twenty -one( 2D
For Lieutenant Governor forty nine (49) of
which number
Romance E. Davis received twenty eight (2s)
James E. Bingham received twenty-one (2l)
For Secretary of State forty-nine (49) of
which number
James B Hayes received twenty-eisht (2s)
Hans Warner received twenty-one (2D.
For State Treasurer forty-nine of which num-
Der
John Ringle received twenty-eight (2sl
Richard Guenther received twenty-one (2I).
For Attorney General forty-nine (49) of
which number
Joseph NJ. Morrow received twenty-eight (28)
Alexander Wilson received twenty one ON
For State Superintendent forty-nine (49) of
which number
Edward Soaring received twenty-eight (2S).
w. q. Whitford received twenty-one Old.
On the question of Amending Section 4 of
Article VII of the Constitution of the State
of Wisconsin none of which number none
were "For Amendment to the Constitution"
and none were For Amendment to the Con-
stitution, No."
On the question of Amending Section of
Article VIII of the Constitution of the State
of Wisconsin none of which number none
were "For the Amendment" and none were
Against the Amendment"
Given under our hands, at the Office of the
County Board of Supervisors, at Superior in
the County of Douglas this Seventh day of
November, 1877
RICH'D. RELF, County Clerk, J County
A. c. BROWN, Justice of the Peace. SBoard OF
l.. 4, "HEELoCK j ustice oft Peace Canvasse,s.
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O'BRIEN-KEELER.- the residence of
the brides father, on Thursday afternoon,
Nov. l, by Rev. John S. Beers, Rector OF
Christ's Church, Mr.. MOSES O'BRIEN, of
Duluth, Mimi, to Miss MARION E., eldest
daughter of VIM Keller, Esq, of this
place,
The northward-bound train will bear from
our midst this afternoon one of Towanda's
fairest daughters, To-day Miss Marion
Keller is to be united in holy wedlock to
Moses O'Brien of Duluth, Mimi. Although
the fortunate gentleman has made long
journey, he has found prize which richly re-
pays him, and we doubt not will prove
blessing to him all the days of his life.-We
tender our heartfelt congratulations, and
bespeak for Mrs. O'Brien the same high re-
gard and social standing in her far off west
ern city home that she has enjoyed here She
will carry with her the best wishes of the
entire community, and their sincere prayers
for ali the happiness and bliss possible for
the happy pair.-Bradford Reporter, 7owa,.
da, Pa, Nov. 1St.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, / 60

We Richard Relf, County Clerk, A. C.
Brown and L. F. Wheelock Justices of the
Peace in and for the County of Douglas,
constituting County Board of Canvassers
therefor, do hereby certify that the fore
going tabular statement is correct and true as
compared with the original returns made to
the County Clerk of said County and as CON-
pared Herewith by us, and that from such
returns it appears that the whole number of
votes polled in this County, for State SEN
ator, Member of Assembly and county Off
GERS, at the General Election held in the
Town of Superior, constituting said County,
on Tuesday, the sixth day of November, 1877,
was as follows, to wit:
For State Senator forty three (4S) of which
number
ID. K. Bailey received forty. three (43,.
For Member OF Assembly forty-fv (45) of
which number
Canute Anderson received thirty nine (39E
c. A. F. Wilke received six (6)
For County Superintendent of Schools,
forty-three (45) of which number
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Terms to mail subscribers Twelve
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Resolutions Of sympathy adopted at a
meeting of 18th Nov. at Superior Lodge No
10. A. o. U. W., Duluth, MINI.
WHEREAs-Death has recently taken from
our esteemed Brother NJ. Haug, his beloved
wife, therefore,
Rssolued, That the heartfelt sympathy of
this Lodge is hereby extended to Brother
Haug, in this his great bereavement, and
through him to the interesting family of
children who have thus been rendered moth
erless
Resoioed, THAT the recorder is hereby
directed to spread these resolution upon
the minutes of the Lodge, and to hand a copy
of them % Brother Haug together with.
$4,000, the amount to which he is entitled
under our BYLAWS.
j. R. CAREY, NJ W.
Attest. b. E. LAFFIrTE. Recorder.
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Geo. L. Brooks received forty-one i4D.

Geo. L. Brooks received forty-one (4D.
Thomas Clark received two ~,
We also determine and certify that the
following named person having received the
respective name.
Geo. L. Brooks, County Supt. of Schools
We also determine that the canvass be
published in the SUPERIOR TIMES and that
Douglas county pay FIVE dollars therefor.
Given under our hands, at the Office of the
County Board of Supervisors, at Superior, in
the County of Douglas, this 7th day of No
vemt err, 1877.
RICHD. RELF, County Clerk )cor,tu -,
A. c. BROWN, Jus. of the Peace. ~ Tayxa 1oa'u
j.. Il. WHEELOCK, JUS of the Peace . D
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shot and killed half named
Joe Piskey at Grand Marais, in a
qnarrel about some traps. Ruttle
is now in the custody of Sheriff
McQuade of ST. Louis county,
awaiting an examination before
Judge Stearns who is absent.
Chester Jackson is held as an &C
cessory. 1t is generally believed
that Ruttle acted in self defense, and
that he will be cleared. The man
killed was a desperate character,
and a price was upon his head for
numbering man in Canada, near
Fort William.
For Sale.-I have on hand a
farm of 100 acres, four miles from
Frazee city, seven miles from Per.
ham, one mile from school houseand
church, 80 rods from n. Z. r. r.:
50 acres broke and under cultiva
ton. Land adjoining is selling fol
eight dollars an acre. | am author
lied to sell this at much lower
figure. House and well on premis
es, lake on one corner Of farm, tim
Der near at hand, yield of wheat
this year 3l4 bushels per acre. Fol
terms write to, or call on F
Geoghegan, Perham Independent
Office, Perham, Otter Tail Co.
MINI.
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Are Light. P ortable. Strong
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THEKANSAS PACIFIC
HO ME ST FAD
Acres

OF LAND, consisting Of every odd section
in each township, for distance of tw' nty
miles on each side of the road, or one-half OF
the land in belt forty miles wide, extend
ing to Denver City in Colorado, thus forming
continuation of the belt of country which,
from the Atlantic coast westward, is found to
be, IL climate, soil, and every production Of
nature, the most favored
To aid in the settlement Of this superb do
main with an intCligedt and Industrious
people, is the object of the HOMESTEAD.
1t is intended to contain fair and candid
representation of facts; nor viii it ever
give, Intentionally, any statement that will
not, upon investigation, be fu Il sustained
The Company obtains its title to these
lands from the Government o. the United
States.
They are being offered at prices lower
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compare with them in soil, climate and gen
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