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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-20
The csas,,t stage Hohher'

T. Marshal Dake received, tc-tay. the following dispatch; .e ~ Dake. |. s. Marshal, Prescott.
 T have arrived here with one ot the lale .,aro robbers. Have good case. l leave hele' !. ". EVANS.
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4 REQUEST.

PRESCOTT, Sept. 10, 1878.
 We. the undersigned citizens of Prescott. acknowledging the efforts of Mr. Ryland to amusc our people, and approaching the eX- ccllent performances given by his company in our city; and being aware of Ina long illness while in our midst, and the great eN- penSc incurred during his sickness, most re- speclfuily request him to give another per formanoc nere at an early date when we will promise him and his accomplished wife d
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heierrlng to the near approach of the time hEed for the convening of the gentlemen asked to meet in Prescott to select legisla- tive tcket, We would urge not only on the gentlemen who will probably meet in ac- cordancc with the call above referred to, as well as ali others who have the interest ana welfare of Iavapai at heart, to throw aside all selfish and personal telling, and to do all III their power to secure harmony and good feeling; and to make the selection of ticket that will harmonizc all classes of the people, and at the same time, to se feet men of known ability and honesty. that will fairly represent all portions of Iavapai County
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For Sheriff.

To ahs Tni-rs ef TdrgBds CaaBfg: hereby announce myself a candidate for the of- fee of Sheriff the coming November election, and if elected shall all honorable to discharge the duties of the office with dtelity and
 JOSEPH DREW. Prescott. A, T. June r, lS7S.
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For Sheriff.

The undersigned hereby announces himself as a can- ,date reelection to the ofc- of Sheriff of NavaIa County, at the ensuing election m November next.
 ED. r. BOWERS. Prescott, X. T. May 24, iSIS,
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EGr Sheriff.

hereby announce myself candidate for Sheril at the coming election, November 5th, ls7s, and if elected shall do my duty. The suffrage of my fellow citizcus is respectfully solicited.
 JOSEPH R. WALKER. Giliett, A. T., May 3, lS7S.
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For Deresate to Congress.

hereby announce mysclf Candidate to the istli Congress Of the United states. and woUd ssy to my fellow citizens ths; f honorsd by elctiOa will dii- gently lsor t promote the ntsts Of the entir~ Terri tory, without regard "a section. X. F. DAVIS
 MINERAL PAKK. July 2n, ls7s-
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For County Recorder.

7o hc Totrs of T"ropoi Coubty: Tn obeeuce u the exprtsed desire of many vot, IT, hereby announce nyseit IuIeleiitedt Candidate, for reelection to the office Cf Recorder of Yayapai County, at the ensuing November election. also take this occasion to return you my sincere. thanks for the suprOr; heretofore given ms and trust that have discharged the duties of the office in n man ner satisfactory tD sll.
 Referring o the past ny best r,edgc the fnt,re and rely ing upOn the ability experience ought o bring
 an very respectfully,
 WILLIAM WILKINSON. Prescott ktrust qth. IS1S
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For the Council.

Having j5eea urged by many friends in various DOT to',s this YaVapsil county. to become candidate for the Legislative COuciI The ensuing November election. I hereby sunOunce myself sn Independent Candidate for that position. JOHN HONAlD.
 Prescott ArizoiIa, Sept. l6, lS1S-
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For Congress.

To th> Tat,rS of -4ri-esd TSrritsry; hereby announce myself Candidate for Deis=gste to Congress at the ensuing November election.
 KING S. MOOLSET. Pheni1, May 10th. lg7s
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Delinquent Sale Notice.
PRESCOTT DRAMATIC SOCIETY.

PREStoII DkAMAIiC SotiEIl.
 Location of principal place of business, Prescott, Iavapai county, Arizona Territory. NOTICE.-There is delinquent upon the following described stock on account of As seSsmcnt No. I, of S5 per share, which was levied upon the capital stock of the corpoIa- ton. on tine l7th day of August, iS7S. the several amounts set opposite the names of ,l, SI,
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MAE.RIED-
DIED
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Stayed CT stolen.

From the undersigned, on Willow creek, ,,.,,. larr., hav mare, kihtl feet white, brand al TT seon,ieeied,. .l se.sag1 gf sea will hc oa!d any one returning her to me. C. l.. FERGUSON.
 Sent I9. Ie1S.
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For Congress.

To fLs People ef Arizona:
 very respectfully announce myself IsRsf.,si- eHf Toal>s Candidate for reelection to the sth grrss. II elscie will strictly adhere to my courss. and with The Biysntage Of past -expsr- wi labor Co advance the entire interests Of the Ter ritorify and her eoIle To this end solicit the sup port of al citizens. Very respectfully,
 H. s. STEVENS
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For Treasurer.

h, relv announce my self Candidate for reelection to the oc of County Treasurer of Iayapai County the ensuing election, November 5th lsIS.
 E.J. COOK pres,ott May 35th l35S.
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nsscssnlant Notice.

To Edward goIre. and JOkn Keev fsrf owners in ti.s General Custer Gold sn silver Aiue, ssate ofe-iisi mile es~ of thC SeBsio- mine, Ea--ays1-ia Mining ti-- .rics. YavsJai County. Arizona Jfr-itors-
 Yon gre hersfy notified thss u ypn do not appeal within ninety faya tue cs 1f s npiics Iif pay ta l. D. Gsies orr IrcTor-seu of iie s--.s''- for iSs7. rsr.rsd hg as. tae Hstrrssfs ~iti ealI fo-ftssnr- of yar E-rs; n said ni'ne Or io's ~'- coG..ins tc sslr ssi.isirss, izvs of sit ai-fTie;
 J. D. GATi-- PRESCOTT, July 2s, Is7s. S-sFd
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District AtfGilIaY.

We are hereby authorized to announce the name of CHARLES F. .sUSu as candidate for the ohce of District Attorney of Yavapai UOuuty.
 Pr;sco.t. i. '. JnEe Ith. lN.S
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Delinquent Sale Notice.
LONE erAR MINIxa coMPANY.

LONE >T.AR NlNlNG COMPANY.
 Location and principal place Of business, Mineral Park, MOhave county, Territory of Arizona.
 NOTICE.-Therc are delinquent upon the following described stock on account of As sessment No. II, levied on the 30;h day of July. lH7S. the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders, as
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District Attorney.

hereby annoucce myself candidate for the office District Attorney, at the ensuing November election.
 MURAT MASTERSON.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

CASnIpATE kNSnrNCENESTS.-itln itlnud'lceEnents der this head will he charged foiio~s
 For Territorial oac-, sio, Cosnsy ofices, SD, and Township ohio s, SIS.
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rouSing benefit.
 C sheldon W Coffee Jas NJ Dodson John X Lavoic Chas ITeenan ,Iamss Twiggs I l. Fisher Blackburn & Racket CIV Beach w F Weber Smith X Hale W II II Mccall " Skews F Meador W ] T"c.pkins D II llansell J II Cline D C Thorn ! II Marion Y X St,phens Jul \ Radenburg iEeS D Nandcvort Chas Weber Fred w Williams \ C ShekelS X Burmister I. Bashford & Co Q Allen W W lIntchison Wm J Van DeYort .Iohn T Shull A J BrugCr Edward Noble C B Wilson Max Heinrich D C Leonard Ii compliance with the above request we will give an exhibition on Saturday evening, September 2lst. and endeayor to present as good show, if sot better one. than a-y given heretofore in your hospitable city.
 Yours, with respect.
 c. F. RYIAND.
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District Attorney.

Tine undersigned hereby announces himself to tle voters of NaVglm county a candidate for he office District Attorney. \. l. B,;VNES
 Prescott, Arizona, JEue 10, 1878.
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situation Wanted.

ny sE-, wife "a do sny lind of v..-. ,hc,, hotel or Essst=ETzif- UsGe-Staat sg br,s,eAs , ,b ba-iners- in;rhe st tha OeisS
 Prescott, A. IT,, Sept II. r~
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District Attorney.

The undersigned announces that he will be . caud.- date Tor the office of District Attorney Yavalai cul- ty nt the ensuing election. PAUI. WEBER.
 Prescott, June IT, 1878.
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PostOicr Letter List. The following is q list of letters remaining in the Prescott noSfoTlice Iavapai County Arizona, September 2lSt, 1878. Atkinson W Ke.chuIn c < Anliltoa Frank Kane Dan nrekar James Leidol T 4 Bancroft CiiaIics Lyons C Ban-a Peter ieuTs W II BaItl5tt l, Lewis W H -e1 Miller W II Carvi!le Charles Mercer si c Collins W Martin Frank Clark Chas Melcilam W Al CiaIk II M Murray Warren Mrs Douglass Wm-(2l AcGahcy Wm Dodge Mrs NCaine Mrs ENalis Mary Ma&ary G Englc Matt Miller Geo II Fisher Myers : I--tn tiilland Rev Nehel Charles Gouhel Wm Osborne A-t2l Ciivens ' Plumb Fred Green Reeves Charles Gould Wnl-,2) Saunders John Green Mrs C Stephens Helen Mrs Garish Nm- tol Sitsbec Sailie Gsllaud Mack Mr schmidt C Holden Katie Schoiie II Ii!l samuel smith Nellie Harkins H-(2) Woods II M-,3l Hook,r < S Wright Tho kesR Henry White ChaS HChn ] C
 The above named persons will please call fCr Advertised Letter."
 T. w OTIS, P. NJ.
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Sheep ros saia-

.Is ', - va -, FINE &FssiNo SHEEP for N ~ .Jw ngures, for ctsh. Address at th9
 Uiriaass Ranch. Williamson T4ly CT al Ths-p IoisI- | o-i, Prescott Arizona, r. sa;-yr
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Rent or Sale.

At easy terms a cottage of four rooms, lately occupied by the Rev. Father Becker. Apply zt John haille's, or E. Richter, at Fort Whipile.
 Seff3D-l,n
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NANTED-A woman to do housework in family of two. Apply at thls office.
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A. J. Mason is selling Boots and Shoes . per cent less than any house ill Prescott.
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family of two. Apply at thls office.
 Budwciser Beer, SIS per case, at Ganz's.
 Brogans from S3:50 to Si.50. at the City Boot and Shoe Store of <. J. Mason. a27
 Best four s5.5O per 100 lbs, at Bowen, hhoWicS x Co. aug3l
 The City Brewery is itself again. Plenty of good Lager Beer on hand aug9-tf
 We notice that VI. Lowenthal, the tailor, next door to Kelly d Stephens, is doing good work. Call and see him. Septic
 Miik pans S6 per doz. go pieces of tInware with Charter Oak Cook Stove, at Frederick ,S IIill's a26lw
 Fresh oa,;cd coffee every day, at Bowen, Knowles tv Co. a3l
 Kip Boots from Si to SS at A. j. Mason'e City Boot and Shoe Store. az
 NoTICE.--Ganz having just received a large lot of BudweiSer Beer, offers the same at reduced rates. sl4@
 A. J. Mason is selling Boots and Shoes p per cent less than any house ill Prescott.
 tl,o NTilIa,. NNiul,pN ,,n,- lInp ot
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FostO iiicr Letter List

Try the Miller Wiskey, S4 per gallon, at Bowen, Knowles Co.'S. a)i
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BORN.

WOLI.ENBERG-In Prescott, Sept l1, to th wife of 1. Wollenberg, daGghter.
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Sept i9, S.
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The above named persons will please call fer Advertised Letter."
 T. w OTIS, r. NJ.
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| PEEscoTT, July 2l, is7s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-05-09
HarWinton..

Apple trees have blossomed profusely.
 The west cemetery has been much inn proved in appearance by a new fence on the west side, and by having the trees which sur round it pruned and trimmed.
 Mir Walbergh has much improved the ap- pearance of the old Chauncey Webster place this spring.
 Mr. c. A. Hayes has sold his farm on the hill to his son-in-law, Marvin Bierce, of Nor wich, who is making extensive improvements on the same, and will occupy it in a few weeks.
 Mir. Philo Cleveland has been laid up, the last two weeks, with rheumatism.
 M. J.. Weeks, of Unionville, was in town over Sunday.
 Miss Laura Wilson, of Galveston, Texas, is staying at her grandfather's. ..,.s
 Mir. Meserve has had three of his wife's sisters visiting in his family.
 Miss Ida Reynolds is teaching the 10th district school, and Honor Pratt the 11th. Miss Jessie Alfred is teaching in Litchfeld. On account of the rain, communion servi- ces last Sabbath were postponed till the next, but the following persons united with the church Mrs. Levi Leonard, Mir. & Mrs. Jeof- frey Miller, MT. & Mrs. Jordan S. Smith, Mrs. Alonze Barker, Mrs. Charles s. Barber, and her eldest son, Willie s. Barber, Mary E. Buel, Mrs. Louis Burt, Carrie M. Balch, Florence Wilson, Chas. H. Doyle, Fred l.. Merritt, Will lard J. Stone, Wilber A. Wilson, Chas S. Birge, Adelbert Harris, Rollin J, Carol, Ed ward A. Kunkel: twenty in all, eleven o1 whom were baptized. MT. & Mrs. Miller alse presented their 3 year old daughter, Bertha for baptism. The right hand of fellowship was given to all. It is truly wonderful to SCI some whs have been considered hardened sin ners clothed and in their right minds and hum biy sitting at the feet of Jesus. Ten more art expected to come and join next Sabbath. L. G. GIMoRAoK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-05-09
Morris.

This town is waking up at last, on the sub- ject of temperance. On Monday evening last, there was 8 rousing meeting at the Town Hall which was effectively addressed by Mir. Kellogg, of Litchfeld, and Mir. Geo. B. Graves, of Waterbury. Over seventy sigma lures were obtained to the pledge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-05-09
IT CAN BE CURED.

TT can be cured There is no doubt about it. The i'm. 4 mediate relief afordei by SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH is but slight evidence of what may follow persistent of this remedy. The hard
 ncrusted matter that has lodged in the nasal
 M and healed the entire membra
 6titutionay it's action is that of powerful purifying agent destroying in its course through the system diSeaSes. - -~~
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A COMPLICATED CASE,

Gentlemen My is briefly as follows have had Catarrh for ten years. each year with increasing verity. For nine years had not breathed through cough asthma so bad as be obliged to take remedy and constant dull pain in my head. My head was at times so full of catarrhal matter to inure my in the night to clear it and my tToat before could sleep Every one ofthese distressing has dis sAsEoRD's RADICAL CURE My hearing is fully restored in the throat. no headache and in every way better than have been for years could feel the effects of the CURE my appetite my kidneys, and, in fact every part of my system. What has been done in my
 Very respectfully, C. H. LAWRENCE.
 FrTr cf A
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Deaths.

At Litchheld, May 5, John H. Welch, aged 46. The funeral win be attended with Mason ic honors frem Trinity church, Milton, at 3 p. m. to-day "Wednesday.
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CATARR
IS IT DURABLE?

TyHOsE who have suffered from the various and com A plieated forms of disease assumed by Catarrh and or cure await the answer to this question with consider able anxiety And well they may for disease that destructive to health as Catarrh. Bronchitis, Asthma Coughs. end serious and frequently fatal affections of the lungs follow in many instances, of simple but neglected Catarrh. Other sympathetic aections of smell may be referred to minor but nevertheless serious results of neglected Catarrh, bad enough in themselves but nothing compared with the danger affections of the throat and lungs likely follow
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For a CASE of CATARRH That SanfoFd'S Radical Cure for Catarrh will not instantly M Ell relieve and speedily cure. References ~~~ Henry Wells Esq, Wells, Fargo Co.,, Aurora, N. r.; Wm. Bowen, Esq. Me. Hatton Grant Bowen, St. LOe- $50
 3-4y
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Q! A Nf1 Anothor battle on high pri-NpC h A ' GHbNU ces. War with mO On FStN renewed. See Beatly's latest Newspaper for u reply sent free. Before buying PIANO or ORGAN read my latest circular, Beattys celebrated Pianos Orr gans, beartiful Instruments! Challenge comparison! Rivals are jealous of my success! Most successful house in America! Commenced few years ago with out dollar, sales now nearly $2,0OO,OOO annually Lowest prices ever given, elegant Rosewood Pianos 2 36, Is stop Church Organs. SI [ 6, tremendous W "A Obargains now ready. Address DAN-WhQ w Nu EEL F. BEATTY, Washinn n N. w 0u
 SAW
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-05-09

"HACKMETACK" a popular and fragrant perfume. Sold by Wessells & Gates, Litch- field, Conn.,, elsewhere by dealers generally.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-05-09
Don't be deceived,


 Many persons say T haven't got the Con-
 sumption" when asked to cure their Cough
 with Shiloh's Consumption Cure. Do they not know that Coughs lead to Consumption and remedy that will cure Consumption will certainly and surely cure cough or any lung or throat trouble We know it will cure when
 all others fail and our faith in it is so positive that we will refund the price paid if you re- ceive no benefit. Is not this fair proposition.
 Price o cts, 5 cts. and $1.O0 per bottle. For
 lame Chest, Back or Side, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cts. For sale by Wesselli 6 Gates.
 Why will you suffer with Dyspepsia and liv.
 CT complaint, Constipation, and general debili ty when you can get at our store Shiloh's Sys tenn Vitaiizer which we sell ona positive guar antee to cure you Price 10 cts. and 70 cts | For sale by Vessels & Gates.
 | stHACKMETACK" A popular and fragrant
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-05-09

Ou buC OCCMStOn WotC 0A@auiy niOAVtys Sue convenient leugth for persuading the unbeliev- CT. The jury disagreed. Huntington for State; Kilborn for prisoner.
 State vs Cook and Hettinger. This was . Goshen case-a prosecution for an aggravat- cd assault upon Mary, wife of Philip Brandt. The state claimed that the defendants went in- tO Brandt's house on Sunday evening, March Sd, and knocked Mrs. Brandt down twice, blew out the lamp; then, that Cook took Brandt out of doors while Hettinger remained inside more. The accused claimed that when they went into the house they found Mrs. Brandt crying, because she had been beaten by hel hnrband, and offered evidence to prove that Brandt wss in the habit of beating his wife which esldsnes was excluded. The jury re turned a verdict of guilty, and the court, hold ing that the injuries of Mrs. Brandt were muci exaggerated fned the prisoners S1O each. Run was the cause of the fracas, the prisoners hay ing previously sustained good character. A D. Warner and Huntington fOrthe State; Hol lister and Graves for the defence.
 State vs. Perkins This was prosecution for theft in Thomaston, receiving and secretini goods stolen by enc Psnningtons son-in-law Q the prisoner. The goods consisted of $2s! worth of german silver stolen from the Knif Company Verdict of Guilty. Huntington for Statei Hellister for prisoner.
 Stats vs. John Wilams. s.-Prosecution fo burglary in Wolcottville, stealing bedding. Sc The jury convicted the prisoner. Huntingtol and Welch for state Kunkle for prisoner.
 Stats "a Wood. This was a complaint fo burglaryin breaking open the outhouses c Levi Eaton of Torrington, Dec. 16th, 1877 The jury disagreed. Huntingtsa for State
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For Rent {!

THE residence of Mrs. Buckley Matthews on ! South St. in this village, known as the Wivgia place, for the summer For further particu- lars aPplyt to HERBUkT kETTELl s 20 Nassau Street,
 4'Sw New York City,
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-05-09
HARTFORD 0NE-PRICE CLOTHING COMPANY Sweeping finest Mems, Youths. and Boys Honest, Durable and
 reliable ready-made Clothing,
 Now at ren Clothing house in 'tNUTNHEG STATE."
 
  A Grand Mark-Down, clearing out At the sss sss E% s % ] s @ ei @ @ 3 we so @ . able prepared to othe % the masses now Never have our unWaVerg I"-# present hme. Our of Mems and Youths Indigo Blue Flannel and Yacht cloth and Chevoit Suits is now complete, Nothing but what nothing but has tested and proved be od all poo % @ 15 and wossFED s' S ss tn. quail. i a ss 5000 s12OO and s15,Oo 4 t
YOUTHS. BOYS AND CHILDRENs SUITS,

Of all grades until literally Chidns Suits
  full
  quantity combined capital of Clothing know theser
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WR can mGke money faster at work for than at
 anything else. Capital not required we will
 start you. $l2 per day at home made by the in- dusttous. Men, women, boys and wanted everywhere to work for us. Now is the tine. Costly outfit and terms free. Addree TRUE Co.,, Augusta. Maine 4S-ly
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Indorsed by a Prominent Druggist.

hereby certify that Mir. Lawrence purchased the RADICAL CURE of me, and from time to time made me familiar with his 1beeye his statement to be true in every particular. JAS. P. DERBY.
 FITCHBURG, Oct. II.
 Each package contains pr. Sanford's Improved In- haling Tube, and full directions for it's in all Price, $. Forsae by ali wholesale and retail druggists and dealers throughout the United States and Canadas WEEKS 6 POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston. Mass
The sun., 1878-08-19

Mr. CHARLrs B. BENEDICT ~ Attica repre-
scented the Thirty-frst District 81 this
state in the last Congress. He was Demo.
crat, elected in Republican district by
reason of local split in the ranks of Tie
majority. We recently cla9scd him with
those rcercaut Democrats who dodgod
vote on both the BUhciIARp and HAHTMDGE
resolutions. and who are now being sharply
called to account 10y their constituents ali
over the country.
We desire. of course, to de- s'rict Justice
Co Mr. BrNrDICr, ae to all other men. II hc
did not dpd.go a vote upon ths -uprcIucly
important issue, hut openly put himself
upon record either for or against the ic-uu-
tions, we have wrongcd Mr. BESEDiCl and
owe him an apolugy.
We have boon asked to set Mr.. BrSrpIors
record right. Tho request was not made by
Mr.. BENEDICT in person. but by a gentle
man from A'uca. tho Chairman Of the
Democratic Committee in Mr.. BESEpIcT's
county, who sail he came to THE SIN
directly from Mr. BENipiCr and by Mr.
BlNEpIcr'- authority. This Rcntlcman US
surod Us that his principals r,gt.o GA the
BtItcuAuD and Il .rtIuD6E rcsolutiuu- had
trouble To writ" out a form of correction To-
be printed ia the editorial columns of The
SUN. The following il the paragraph which
the obliging gentleman composed:
In giving She position 70 the Ncw York delegation 800
Cou-rcs. Nu iic RrRcusEn am l.rHfr.t frsnn'i us
We stated that Nr Br>rlct oi the riri' Ar.t n.tict
d,.sed 10th vote. We Wer, in error MI btNtn,r an.
noUu,,i him-,lt leirct with M tsNr upon uc hrr
,i,rf .ni. auI stated lf Mr. ttvr vtrc present lo
% g. a NIfff y IN f| tl "A
piled to 90, iiAliHltet resolution
II Mr. BFNTDtCr made such an announce
mont at the time OF the vote ON the Bur-
CHAED resolution he is entitled 10 the same
honor that belongs to those who lid votc
no. Nh WIoc.SIoN and Mr.. Ei,kHoVr. as
is shown 10y the Congregational R'cord ct
June Is, announced that il not paired they
would have voted No. WIGGlNroN spoiled
his record by voting Tor the HART
RIDGE resolution. almost with his next
breath. and apparently with sudden ohliy-
iuu~uo-- To- the existence of hi- pair.
What we wish 20 say, however - that II Mr..
BLNEpIcr had announced his ii-approyal Of
the BUE, HARD resolution and explained
that Il pair with Mr, CAMP prevented him
from giving cA,ct to that d.zdppIuNal, the
fact would appear III the pages of the Conc
gressi0i,H R,cOrd The fact dOc- not there
appear.
The gentleman who kindly offered IL the
aid Of his pen to set Mr.. BENEDICT right
explains that it wds Il pair with Mr. CANP
that interfcred with an effective expression
Of Mr.. BENEDItT's disapproval Of the Bur
CnARD and HARTRiDGE resolutions. We
find in the Record the following announce
mcnt by Judge JAMES of New York made
directly after the vote on the HARrRIDGE
resolution.
Mr. jAMrs-My colleague Mr. CANr l. absent, attend.
ing the funeral ct his iAther as'd - M J-inef'
The italics are ours. We have tried 10 do
Mr. BENEDICT strict justice