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National Republican., 1877-11-28
MEDICINAL

CPECiAL NOTICE TO THE AFFLICTED.-DR
y ROBERTBON can be consulted every "Wednesday
and saturday his ofice 8si northwest; be,
tween Ninth and Tenth. from 70 p m. From long
experence in hospital and private practice he Euaran.
Organs and Of the Esrvous system, WIS Organic and
Nervous Debility and Trembling. Papiiation Of ths
Heart, Dimness OF sight GiddineHs, Pains In the
Iack and Nocturnal Emission, ,ec all resulting from
abuses In youth excesses In manhood. Diseases
recently contracted cured In five TO ten days. and the
poison entirely eradlcaed from the SYSTEM also, all
skin and blood disefss quickly cnre DIR. indorsed
by the leading plysicRns Of Baltimore, bis native
city, visits Washington Wednesday, and Saturdays
All consultation strictly confidential. oc22 iy
National Republican., 1877-11-28
.,,..,.',., NOVEMBER -. rsr.
SoMx one hcctiously proposes that

SoMx one facetiously proposes that a
change shall come over our national name
and that hereafter IL shall be called "thc
United States of Ohio" II Is held that, in
case this change should occur, there
might perhaps be some hope for persons to
obtain Federal appointments who reside
outside the geographical limits of the pres
cnt State of Ohio. Not much-until the
people of Ohio are all served.
National Republican., 1877-11-28
The Story Lecture,

1t will be seen by an advertisement in an.
other column that the renowned artist and
man of letters, W. W. Story, will deliver O
lecture on Wednesday next, December 8, at
Lincoln Hall. His subject will be "Art and
there is no man living who can do the subject
more justice than Mr.. Stsry. Secretary Evarts
General Sherman. Secretary Sherman, A.
torney- General Devens, Hon. George Ban.
croft, Chief Justice Wsite, and many other
distinguished gentlemen are among those whs
have invited Mr.. Story to deliver this oele.
brated lecture. OF course Lincoln Hall will be
crowded on the occasion by the refined and
intelligent public of Washington.
National Republican., 1877-11-28
The Opora-House.

The grand variety combination, together
with the excellent dramatic company. have
made decided hit and Messrs. LOWS & Cal
lahan need congratulate themselves ON their
success. The programme for tho matinee to-
There will be Thanksgiving matinee to-mor-
National Republican., 1877-11-28
Theatre Canique.

"Forty Thieves" will bo played at the matt
nee to-day and this evening, and also at the
Thanksgiving matinee. soanlon 4 Cronin,
the Irish comedians and Q woll selected va
-ioty company arc among the novelties.
National Republican., 1877-11-28
BALTIMORE 6 ONO EXPRESS,
asa Pennsylvsnia Avenue.

WASHINGTON d. q, Nov. n, fsI.
This Company, having provided itself with an oiiios
a. the above addre,s for the iIanss,ion Of MONEY,
= WAREHOUSE AT THE RAILROAD DEPOT
New Jersey avenue and street. FOR
GENERAL FREIGHT AND EXPIRES WORK,
each fitted up with all thai tend 10 convenieocs
safety. and dispatch In this connection, Is now ully
prepared 10 Invite the public to Investigation q
It's ability 10 afford them those facilities In the way of
Low RATES AND PROMPT DELIVERY
beyond the power OF any other company TO offer, M
forYard and receive ExpreSs matter by every do
parting and arriving train over the main line OF the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad and its mportan,
Railroad. the Ohio and Misstsappi Railroad, the
pittsburg and ConDelsvilie Railroad, and its trans
Ohio divisions through 70 Chicago and Sandusky,
thus having direct connection with
WARRINGTON. BALTIMORE
SrAUNTON, FREDERICK,
HA0ERSTOWN. CUMBERLAND,
PTTTSBURu, GBAFTON,
wHEELIN0. NEWARK,
SANDUSKY, CHICAGO.
PARkEItSIbUR0, MARIETTA,
PORTSMOUTH, CINC1NNATI,
LOUISVILLE, VINCENNES,
81. BOUIS
and ali intermediate points. while arranged conneo
tons with ALT other Express Companies opens to ou1
lines all points West. Northwest and Southwest
1S-Orfers len nj tho main Office, at the branch
office, Fifteenth street, opposite the Treasury build
Ing. or tile warehouse promptly attended to, and mon
or freights forwarded by first departing train.
os- Dealers desiring 10 make orders upon their mer
main office have the same prosecuted IN that city and
the goods SO ordered brought to them by finst train.
| JOHN A. BOWEN, Agent
W. II. TREGo, Gen. supt. no1Ediw
National Republican., 1877-11-28
what Does IL Mean?

The fact that Senator STANLEY MAT
rHEws is SO geared in his political machin-
cry that he votes with equal facility with
either political party shows conclusively
that he is fitted up with all the modern
political improvements. Tho people of the
nation regard SENATOR MATTHEWS as the
peculiar exponent of the principles and po-
sitions of the Executive. He was brohght
nto the Senate under peculiar circumstances,
and IL is said, at the instance, and, for that
matter, at the bidding, of President HAYES.
Mr. GARFIELD, who, by his rare abilities
and long experience as legislator, his
sterling integrity as politician, his patri-
otic devotion to his country, both as SOL
der and statesman, had secured the un-
limited respect and confidence of the peo-
pie OF his State, was asked to take q back
seat, that the Presidents peculiar friend
and advisor should bear off the Senatorial
hOnOrs.
Judge TAFT, who stands head and shoul-
ders above the new Senator in all that
makes a statesman, a legislator, and reli-
able PARTISAN, had an extinguisher placed
upon his Senatorial ambitions by the hand
Of power, much to his discontinue. In this
way all impedments in the path of Senator
MATTHEW'S advancement were studiOusly
and carefully removed from the track, that
the President might have his own man by
his side when not on duty in the Senate.
These preliminary facts and circumstances,
3aken in connection with Senator MAT
THEws' occasional party eccentricities and
crookedness in his action in the Senate,
very naturally leads to the inquiry, What
docs II meaBP Is II TO be taken as an indi-
cation Of the Presidents preclivities in this
peculiar era Of detection, treachery. and
abandonment Of the Republican interest :
We trust not but the indications are too
strong to be disrsgarded or passed by un-
noticed. Why should Senator MATTHEWS
National Republican., 1877-11-28
MARRIED.,
DIED.

sTROTHER-RAY.-On tho 18th Of November.
isI. by the Rev. DIR Lewis, PkTER SrROTHER and
LILY RAY.
National Republican., 1877-11-28
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Corner Of Ninth and streets
FREE READING ROOMS, PARLoRs AND CON
VERSATIOS ROOM.
Open daily, except Sunday, from O. m. to 10 p. m
Open on Sunday from to pm.
DAILY MEETINGS.
MONDAY meetings from IRIS TO 1e:H: evening meet
ing from TO o'clock.
SUNDAY SERyICEA
Gospel meeting In lincoln Hall at I'D p, M short ad
dresses by you ig men, Sunday evening service
from 70 O'Clock. Exery6ody Invited. oc9
National Republican., 1877-11-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

sS-THR FOLLOWING CORRESPONDENCE
% .isn sna Pce Fla n, W.
'' wAsurseros. D. q. Nov. n, isH.
ps.s SE Ss, A'2& We the undersigned. your slnosr.
own iss ihs iee,nse on ast reSsn,iy deiver New
YSSs si,y and cordially Invite yS to rsP,a. 4 ssfCSs re
;qy. !. %i AZ; i".sss, Win o.ssr .s9-ss%ssis
ss;ss hipss ssS5s: ssS., joss ssss
asoss. ssssSTss Efs RSfs .na
i7H srRs.r, November u
S.s. q x. y,J ss .. 'S soa NJ S.,s Ss".
me the honos 70 sadrcas me, requesting me to deliver
! sI.ii Ssys sse.. ps..Yr. " osny.y!aS s..a NJ,
sS.s.:, IN hss .ss,s ssn'm'n to y s.
r. y G0"o'q s;.I s aS,s. n,ss,S Ess, sss sf'
ssEsTABLIsHED 1sia
poi avenue corner Of Ninth street N W.
Jus, resolved fot the Holiday, . ane ard complete
!ncadins Toilet sci. fisw.r Vases Msrors Drrsins
sss ceS S faSns S S %insoa % and ff T%sors: !:H "
tracts. English and French sosps, and Fancy Goods
bRTSs and 'is
pounded at all hours. no222m
NERVOUS ExiIAusTiON-A MEDICAL Es-
= ~ NJ
sssss ssss and % e SS:cis, & :sosss j
Clear synopsis Of the impcdImenis 70 marIiase and
the treaimsnt OF nervous and physical dsbliiy being
ss;s, \ $ISIss,i
syTo MEMnERs OF CONGRESS-;
% yaup on sssd P rns Ts
aSrndant s iesiin.onials furnished. Ills Saresa nr-
Branch once. Consrs-,sioaM Go6s once. 50 Penn
Rssdsnee. ..t 81 s.ven,h stree. soshwest noio-im
New TSsS .ssn. nna ssnS s
opposite the Treasury Depsriment Fire and burg
rom MS TO p ~ p.a end .% "sas sSss pss ssn,
Ssa.r Article. % ysus received n ,!ssSs x s.ssr.
sfsdsns gEnRdE " Ridds, Viss frs:!dsnt
az. sANpFoRps CURE FOR cATARRH.
Sr e nps II N; a
TWENTY DIFFERENT KINDS OF TRo.
sold ., Uoushllns Drug store, Masonic Templs self
| ss-THB LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TOILET
and other articles for ladies' In the city nj Cough
lin's Teinple Drug Store. seis
o.a..ssa} ON KsB,slEIGS KsB saEE {Hrss. :. no
''H b. MARxKIrER.sh" I" n I"
Free Art Gallery and store. No eas street north
Gholee on Painting, EnrsvInss, chromos, A.
shades, fiessT.s Fra Francs, Picture cosds and Tassss
Rig. sgTEhas Tnilsi sSA SAsti Il tho District
fiease remember name and number. iecsiam
sSHUMPHREYs SPECIFICS, PONDS EX
trnct, Homeopathic Medicines. sold al Temple Drui
| Store. r and Ninth streets sepsu
asyusTTs PATENT srEEL) SOLE AMI
| HEEL PROTECTORS make your shoes last twice N
long, and prevent you frcm slipping. For sale In NJ
| the hoe stores, and by ths inventor. CID ID stree
| northwest laeu
National Republican., 1877-11-28
The Situation in the senate.

The session Of Monday was continuous
in the Senate until four o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The Republicans resisted
the conspiracy most manhilly for
twenty eight hours, and only yielded
whom human endurance fairly gave
out under the strain, and then THUR
MANS resolution discharging the Commit
teo on Privileges and Elections from further
consideration Of the case of BUTLER was car
ricd by the votes of PATTERSON and CoNo-
YER. Then an executive session intervened
after which the Senate, after considerable
diminishing. adjourned to meet at the usual
hour, twelve o'clock m, to-day.
On the meeting of the Senate to-day the
report of the Committee on Privileges Rnd
Elections on the case Of KELLOGG, of Louis
lana, really becomes question of the
highest privilege. The Democrats will
make an effort to override that question
and bring BUTLER's case TO the front
for immediate action. II PATTERSON and
CoNovER vote with the Democrats on this
question it will prevail and BUTLER will
at once be admitted Then, no matter what
tho recusants may do, it is more
than probable that KELLOGG will not
be admitted to seat at all. We regard it
as q matter of moral certainty that if But
LER Is admitted before KELLOGG, the
latter will share the fate Of PINCHBACR
and though he may have been per-
mitted to look upon the promised
land, his entry thereinto will be i'm
possible under the treachery of the hour.
This we think the conspiraton fully under
stand, when they make virtue of the dec
laration that they will vote for KELLoGG's
admission. 1t will, we apprehend, be too
late after BUTLER Is admitted to save KEEL,
Logo.
This done, and the Senate and House
fully gwen over to the control of the Dem
ocrats, then what next? Unless we mis-
take the signs of the day, and
pending rumors provo false, these
conspirators will have the salts,
faction of seeing tho work 60 or
In an effort to displace Mr.. HAYES, unde,
quo wdrranto proceedings, backed by u law
of Congress that they have power to pass
and inaugurate Mr.. TILDEN as Presi
dent of the United States, under tn,
assumption that if HAMPTON ant
NICHOLS were legally elected as Gov
ernors of South Carolina and Louisiana, thei
Mr. TILDEN is most assurcdly President o
the United States. And, let us ask
who can gainsay such q propositionr Whe1
BUTLER and EUsTIs, and probably SPoF
FORD, are admitted under this conspiracy
then Congress will have powe
TO put the Presidential questio
before the courts, with an apparently plai
case In favor of Mr. TILDEN, under tn
recognition of HAMPTON and NICHOLS b
President HAYES and his subsequer
Southern policy based upon those premise
1t now looks as if the conspiracy has a muc
wider range of purpose than was at first d.
veloped, and that the country is about
enter upon new and startling scenes
National Republican., 1877-11-28
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
C. REICHENBACH'S
PIANO WARE-ROOMS,

No an Eleventh street. few doors above Pennsylya.
MIA avenue,
WORLtRENOwNED KNABE a cos PIANOS.
and Pianos and Organs froIa Qther eelebrated no.
tories, for sale and rent on the most ressbnAhls
s4sruning and Repairing promptly ATTENDED to.
noJom
National Republican., 1877-11-28
Personal.
ROOMS FOR RENT.

ROOMS FOR RENT.
kES Hssn r.AGE x,s ssrE OF
taGhed, on frst floor. House ni perf-ct s,der; all
the best in The city. Terms moderate. Private family
E,oR RENT-A'NE THIRD FLOOR FUR.
s T SIs s
street northwesL nov27-St'
PoOMs-ELEGANT SUITE AND SINGLE
5 SsS aSs S RRSsIS Rsa,s
1IOS F STREET N. w-RooMs FOR RENT,
LUG elegantly furnished single and cofnmunL
not iSssIod for the winter can be accommodated.
A7f, PENNsYLyANIA AVENUE NEAR Ma
ing rsIors ss rnshsa w. Ssst sna n saSs
'1 % aay s'iis sa.o
900 AND SIS VERMONT AVENUE, OPPOSITE
90 Arlington Hotel. Members o. Congress
@ ssS:iss.s VII ps ssSsas win III ,S:
finest Table @ Board at Mrs FLISTa House Is a.st
FoR RENT-NICELY.FURN PARLOR,
with hot and cold water bay window convenient
No. n tss - MSss 's WV family Sol% nGnsh
SOS. SlOASD S12 neyssH..'1Ms%. STEMsEH ST
ss.n y sOo ana VIII board GSsa sa.
e. ssSO%s s with private bathrooms
FoR RENT--ELEdANTLY AND NEwLY.FUR.
nv s,ss.
% Il dssirsS msndss%ssi section section q % ass city Ts Rnsst
n w. Seps Sefw.sS sG'h ne M
QCI9 q STREET NORTHwEsT.-FOR RENT,
'1!sir 81 Irah'i''' or permanent also isS'Sos'a
9O4, 9O6 AND 9OS ,,gs.. ToQEgEssTa sTI;ss.,s
Ss. g. e az .pS%i ~ SR aSs
eligible situations in ali respects 70 be fOund in ihs
FURNISHED RooMs-Ar sas INDIANA AVE
HOUSES.
JNoR RRNT-206 NEW JERSEY AVENUE
sou,heasl-1en rooms and bath, hot and Guild local
nom The capitol and two Ont lines also tea various
ii sR %s nfS sf
y second as% snss sns
AT STREET SoUTHEAsT.-FOR RENT, A
Il seyen.room Brick House. containing Latrobe,
SS,f: snS sss Sns sSSFs from the cpO
| ENoR RENT.-THREE.sToRY BRICK HOUSE;
bay windoysi all modern improvements three
sGGs sss rem raa acsgS oJon9a e. end month
| 81. II. ARCHER
nootf Rooms 10 a IS Federal Buildlngs 9TH a slA
FoR RENT-THR NEW AND ELEGANTLY
II fnished residence, containipH twelve rooIns,
with every conveniepcs, No, 1870 Vermont avenue.
Inquire Of VIM STICKHEY, National Savings hank,
corner ofRifteenth street and New York ocistf
TMPoRTED HOSIERY.
Ihayea . better assortment than ever Of fine I'm
ported Hosiery and Merino Underwear for ladies,
gentlemen, and children, to which, well to my
prices, invite sperinI attsntioD.
| ANNIE Il. HUMPHREY, Agent
non $50 Ientl 5lteet n. W.
T1ENRY r. sEAkLE, =
TO Il sTREkg.
Opposite Post Oncs Department. n0v2iy
National Republican., 1877-11-28
HOLLANDER BROTHERS,

HATTERS AND DEALERS IN gENTLEMENa
FURNISHING GOODS,
1917 Pennsylvania avenue Branch stores, 1871 AMI
iin0 Pennsylvania avenue. oc2dm
National Republican., 1877-11-28

We often hear people say there Is only one good
cough medicine, and that Is DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
II is cheap, too. only Is cents bottle.
National Republican., 1877-11-28
A<EsTABLIsHED lsla
IlHN W nREW

As- To MEMBERS OF CONGRESS:
Call On JAMES p. RYAN. slenographlc reporter,
for your short hand writing. Terms moderate, and
abundant testimonials fnrnishcd. His buresu fur-
nishes the hest and quick eat reporters.
Branch once, Congressional Globs ONCE. 50 Penn
sylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-11-28

sSHUMPHREY's SPECIFICS, PONDS EX
trnct, Homeopathlc Medicines. sold al Temple Drug
Store, r and Ninth sireeta seps-tf
ns-JusTHS PATENT (SrEE) SOLE AND
HEEL. PROTECTORS make your shoes last twice ns
long, and prevent you fcm slipping For sale In NIL
the hoe stores, and by the inventor 6s ID street
northwest japu
National Republican., 1877-11-28

ss-THE ENATIoNALsAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
oDpoe s Tfesnrs @ ifs ana pafs
lar.proof -ass lay and night wa.ehmen. Rent o.
boxer from S To ~ per nDnum RiiveT pinte and
other articles Of value received In trunks other
wss st moderate rntes WILLIAM sTICKNEY
President; GEORGE W. RIGGS, Vice President
ID. p. SNYDER. Secretary. oci56m
National Republican., 1877-11-28

west.
Choice on Paiptngs Ensravinss, Chromos, &n.
Also, largest stock OF PAperhanginss, Windov
Shades, PIctLre Frames, Picture Cords and Tnssels
Ring Nails, &c, in tho District
a$TERMS CASH.
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ICON tipusa from ar.t paasl

are milk farms and market farms in the vi
cinity OF cities, that can be carried on no
where else, and upon which other sorts OF
farming would fail but the kind OF farm
ing TO be chosen must be that which can
be most proftably carried on under the
circumstances and locality.
Grain growing and mixed farming. in
Guiding the rearing OF and feeding vi 1--we
stock, must necessarily form the largest
branch OF agricultural industry. As We
have said, the one cannot be conducted
alone. but must be assisted by the other.
Ii comes then to be most important con-
sideration, what kind OF animals are the
most profitable TO keep, aud how they are
to be led with most profit. Ii is evident
from view OF what is going on in the
live stock market, that ii cannot pay TO
feed an animal that requires four or five
years TO mature, nor Que that will not be
extra in quality and OF heavy weight. No
beef animal can now be raised OF fed with
profit, that will not reach weight OF
l 400 lbs. al least, at thirty months old.
A grade Shorthorn or Hereford steer, of
/ 400 lbs. at two and one-half Years old,
will sell for seventy or eighty dollars, il not
more, and 1t Is AS certain as anything can
be, that for many years TO come the value
OF beef will not be less than now. Ihe
new foreign outlet Tor meat secures this.
Such animals rs these, fed skllfulIy IN
yards or pens with moderate allowance
of purchased foods, that are always
cheaply available. such as bran, mix
stuffs, linseed or cotton seed cake, with
the roots and straw grown upon the farm,
will produce an immense supply oi The
very hest manure: and il turned of on
the market at cost only, the animals will
leave as profit sufficient manure TO pro-
duce q grain or root crop. This ought 10
satisfy u good farmer; but there is more
profit in this business than that, although
many farmers may not be able to realize
more. The subject merely touched upon
here is broad, and We simply present it as
one 10 be tboughliuily studied.
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cATuc -pc For Cuts, Bruises and Sprdins
TAIuLH ) Blind aud Bleeding Piles, Rheu
a Z m nv matism, Fractured Limbs Frost
ktW-uI. d Limbs and Parts, Paius IN the
Muscles and Joints, ndolent Ulucers, Discharging
Sores, Swelled Sore Leg, Erysipelas and Naricose
Veins is SANFoRD's EXTRACT OF WITCH HAZEL.
Ask for it, because it is better, stronger and che
err han any Other, and is warranted by WEEKS
POTTER, Wholesale Druggists, 36O Washingon
Street, Boston, Mass. noy2l.4w
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From Thomas Hollis,

The Oldest and largest Retail Druggist in Boston
BOsTON, Oct u, 1871.
- J. T. REED X CO.--tSentemen: | have met with
exc .lcnt success in selling your Rheumatic Rem
e'ile~, aud have received the most favorable re-
ports from parties using them, and am glad 10 say
believe them 10 he the most reliable remedies
ever yet presented to the public for the cure OF
nheumatsIn, Sci ttica and similar disc
THOMAS HOLLIS, % Union ST.
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Bankruptcy Notifies.

Notice of Assignee of His Appoint
ment.
In THE DISTRICT CoUHT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOX the DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter of
Charee X. MoFadden, In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt. }
DISTRICT OF MAINE IS.
AT Waterville, the tgenty-thrd day of November
a. ID. 1877.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap.
Polhtnent as Assignee of Charles r. McFadden OF
Matervile, IN the County OF kennebec aud state of
Maine, within said District who has been al.
luukeu bahkfupt upon has own petition, by the
District Court of said District.
CHARLES X. MATHEWS, Assignee.
dec3. tSwlaw3w
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GARDINER ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Maine Steamship Co.,
semi. eekly Line to New York.
Steamers Eleanora and Erancor In


rrz.~~ VIII, until further notice leave
=. <fsAkLLre. - Franklin Wharf, Portland, ev-
Rnsssss -, cry MONDAY and THURSDAY
ssS2z-r at O'Clock. r. NJ :, and leave
fleI -. tasi Rver New York, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY nj ! r. Nj
The Eleanoia is a new steamer ,Jnsi bull for this
r. ute and both she and toe kranconia ntted up
ito nne accommodations Tor passengeie, making
us tho most convenient aud comfortable route
LOT travellers between New iork and Maine.
These steamers will touch al Vineyard Haven dur
ins the GUNNER months on their passage to and
from NeT York.
Passage in State Room, reduced TO o. 90.
Meals extra
5oods forwarded to and from Philadelphia
Montreal, neUec, ST. JOHN, and all parts vi Maine.
~ r. ei Shte taken AT the lowest rates.
SHIPPERS are requested TO send then ireisl TO the
sieAInv' early as L. NJ, the days r. atthey
leave Portland For further information apply to
HENRY FOX General gent, Portland.
J. Y. AMrS Agent Pier Sc East River. n. Y.
Tickets and state rooms can also he obtained at
y Exchange street.
Portland. 1877. 'nlv2,.tt.
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legal ADVERTISEMENTS.

kENNEBEC con- TY-In Probate Court at
Aagasfd on the secOat Monday OF NOrember, 1871
A CERTAIN lNSrkU MkNT, purporting TO be
~ the last will and testament OF Nathaniel q .
Ware, late of Augusta, in said County, deceased
having been presented for probate:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successive y prior To the second Monday Oi
December next in the Daily kenneDec journal, ii
newsp paper printed IN Augusta, that all persons n
terested may attend at a Court of Probate then To
b. holden at Augusta, and show cause, If any,
why the said instrument should not he proved.
approved and allowed as the last will ana testament
OF the sand deceased.
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest CHARLES HEwINs, Register.
nov2l-t3W'
KENNEBEC COUNTI-In Probate Court at
augusta on The second Honday Of November ls77
4 CERTAIN INSIRU dENr, purporling To
~ be the last viii and testament of Thomas
smith. late vi Augusta, in sand County, deceased
having been presented Tor probate:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the second Monday of
De ;ember next, in the Daily kennebec journal, II
newspaper printed in Augu Ia, that all persons in
tersted may attend at Court OF Probate then To he
holden at Augusta, and show cause, If any, why
the said ins rument should not be proved, APPROX.
ed and allowed, as the last will and testament oI
the said deceased.
II. X BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES IiEwINs. Register. nov24i3w'
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why REtI'S EAST INDIA REMEDIES are more
tnectual than any heretofore paced upon the
mArket
FIRST. We have succeeded in making com.
plete combina ion OF we'll known remedial agents,
which affect every part OF the system
SECOND. They are arranged by numbers,
each higher number If taken in proper order, hav.
ing additional power TO eradicate the d sease.
TuIKD. Our materials are selected with the
greatest and none but the purest and best in
quality used.
FOURTH. We use the utmost care and pre-.
cison IN abstractiug IL ON the crude mat eras and
combining the different Ingredients.
FIFTH. No MERCURY or other injurious
drugs are used.
SIXTH. The system is cleansed of all objec-
tionaOle drugs previously taken, and lett in Tree
and natural state.
Ss-ProcGre OF your druggist, or for further in.
formation address
u. T.. REED &c CO.,
IIancocI< square, Boston.
now iSwltaw