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RICHMOND. FRED'G & POTOMAC Il. r. Co.,}
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT. 7
RICHMOND. June 6, 1877. J

RICHMOND. FRED'G & POTOMAC X. r. Co.,}
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT. :
RICHMOND. June 9, 1877. J.
COMMENCING MONDAY, 10TH IN
" SLANT, trains on this road Will run rs follows:
NORTH BOUND. 49,.
No. 1-7:45 4. d., leaves Byrd Street station daily
except s91dsy,; due E, Wash, !;
P.M.: Philadelphia, 6:5 D p. NJ;
New York, 1905 p. NJ.
No. $500 P. NJ, leave. Byrd-street station da!ly
: due q. Washington. 9:05 2. n;
= ss!ehIs, s;l al 4 81; New YORK,
No. $500 z. NJ, leaves ., Byrd-s.reet station
aai,,yy; d hD;, a. Washington Ing 40
a Philadelphia, $40 A. NJ; New
No. $500 P. VI, AccoM siss 8; ri TRAIN
for junction: leaves Broad-
...& .,, Street station daily Except Sum
( - day.. .,s
2t.# 1tg'a SOUTH BOUND. -. - - =.
No. 2-lO:55 p. b., arrives ar Byrd-Street station
| 80 4.sfss daiiy except Sunday Leaves
-..f r sa New York; s:1o, A. f.: Phik-
... dslphia.; u. a1;4 y a. e. Nj; bai.i:
ton. s:io I Z. NJ - '1eec
No. a-l:ss P. ~, arrives At Kyrd-S,reet station
daily; Leaves GeI Yors, g s;5 5,
@0 r; NJ; I.I rhiaaaslph h!s 1850 g. z:
Washington. 0 A. NJ.
daily. Leaves New York, $50
II. :; Baltimore. 12:3S A. ~. )
@ WASHINGTON. 2:f5 A. NJ. #
No, 1855 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
arrivsi At Broad-Street Etation
| daily Except Sunday.
STOPS.
l. No. makes all regular stops except at Hungary.
7 No. 2 makes all regular stops except at Ruther
| Glen and Hungary.
Nc. 8 stops W all regular stations except Hum
No. stops ONLY a. Richland. Brooke. Fredericks-
| burg MiIford Junction, and Ashland. .y4s
|: No. 8 stops ONLY at Ashland, Junction, Penoia,
Milford. and fredericksburg. ~ Z.
+ No. q stocs ONLY nc fredericksburg, Summit,
Gtinea,s station. Woodf0rd, Milford, Penola, Rn-
| therglen, Junction, and Ashland.
Nos aud 8 win make oil regular stops.
The passenger-car attached TO freight TRANS viii
| he Discontinued. g. A. TAYLOR,
| General Tcket Agent
E. T. D. MYERS, General Superintendent NJ
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RAILROAD Inns.
lE n Ess s sssssZ3

~ Ra IL ~. {f1sd EEsss5sess9ygsrE Egts;sssY9,
gfsx.--e.st<ay .tsS.,-.s1
1H y PEA! AND OHIO Rail.
q NA5n1 $500 ;s1n .-oh ana after SUNDAY,
me az % Rfco n ne eow rshs vi" leave and
flsc % .n'enino. -, 49,, - .nn"s:
re- it4@&s<S WESTWARD. ~ ~ .
D. 1-7:2Q A. Ms-I.eaycs-F0E IIuyrrynroY.
D1iiy except Sunday: stop. 40
3t'fa -s"s$ all regular stations: a,TiyS, ~
Gord0nsvIle at lo.35 A n.
sey4,ss ~ Charlottesville Mt lI.ZS A. NJ.
ls'zfEs'ist StaGntoh at l:3J r. n. fdtnneri..
i ~ ~ Is White Sulphur 1T ESQ r. ~
s. US = .s.s s- lsupperj; and Huntington -,
z. ...,..,, $50 a.. 81. :, -
~ w., at Cor =. iS:ss Asn y
- tS.t A.5O p NJ: arrives nj W.
IL is.ilt EtsE. sEingiof, nj g.IS % M WASH
ss.rsG rs,s, For LYNcuBURc. .rr,v..
=. s't Mt ChariottesyiIIe NJ i hr'ss
tGl3 n: leaves by yiryinis H MAJ a;
I'll s.af~ 3rt at l1:35 A. NJ: arrives :.
81: .s.s ~ Lynchburg at 22O p. n. ~
o. 8 g:45 P. M.-Leayes-FoB CINCINNATI.
- ~ ton. Noers, Beaver Dam. Fred.
49, 80. erleks .iaii, L9misia, Tres!i.
Z Ems. n9raonsT.ne. Cobham,
nt, .nafGNesvlile
..'.= ty ns.o III oauStlon' IVY, Mc.
t,- enuW nSsr, 1reeawood, AZ.
Il r. ..'.. S S,n, W. SpesDoro, rlshfr'ytlie,
SS,inmmnnlCn' SwooeS. Goshen.
,lporo' CIitton fDrgt, VIII
5. s.... nahson :, LoWmoOr, CoTlns-
ION. ana al! stations west OF
IJOsintH!on. h5rifes a! Cor
IonsIie az 5:5o q. ~; Char
!otsesSine ~ I'Z2 a. M"' Stann.
ION At $40 a; N.; Coyington
NJ :IS a. d. foreakiast;
Mma.e Sa'Pnm hs 4: 20 \; ";
hanaHha fans 1t i'3O 4. VI.
tninnerl; huntington ut 535
~ L. VI. SteadnSr arrives al Ports
-.... NOUN AT o:3V J.. ~; Cincin-
natl ~ a. NJ, ana connects
.' Win tue hn,S ior the West,
s.. NoI'nnSst, anu southwest.
FOR WASHINGTON: Arrives
nj Gordonsvi!le ut l:20 \. ~;
@ leaves by virginia Midland train
49,. II 3:33 a. NJ; arrives ut WASH
ington AZ \. N:
FOR LISCHhCRG: Arrives
.l az nVtnohsvnie AZ i:2U a, VI.
e ,g-. l.. a WiI n,HGi . 49, a.I nlrIlhia
,r ...E..... ~ s.an W. IL LSHcWuFs
. o.. I, a, a. Id a: ~ ,,,,,.
VI o-o'4o W. I,c aasr9a ooEnUNSh iLLk:
.a. -.s ~. Acc9mnoda,ion' daily except
sunday; Stops at al stations,
i,.!.s.' ana arrives W H"rdohs'llie 1T
~ ,s....... s,.a...- tao l. d.
49, EASTWARD.
n. o-e.OO p. M.-Arriycs-FpoN I,-yrryc1ox e.
- $3.50 Daily tc.crpt Sund,vl. icavas
49,. .... .. .. Huntington AZ 6.30 - ".
While Sulnhur NJ 81, II.
.". 1881 Stanton at I:35 r. H.: chnr,
..... IottesyiIIe AT $50 i. N Gor-
donsyilie at 4:I5 T.. 81.
FROM LYNCHErRG: virginia
Midland leaves Lyuchburg at
1858 Z. NJ; arrives 81 Cor.
donsyile 81 4:45 H. 81 tcllangc
cars): Chesapeake and Ohio
W. leaves AT 4:45 L. NJ.
o, 22-4:45 L. M.-FRoM STANTON: Leaves
stanton daily Except Sunday
-. ut $40 \. NJ; charlottesville
-f.. $3.50 A. NJ: Gordonsville, 1850
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BUFFALO LITHIA WATER.
~~----~~~~-~>>---------~
THE BUFFALO LITHIA WATERS. r
DIR. HORATIO c.. WOOD,
PROFESSOR OF MATERIA MEDIcA IN THE hIEDI-
CAL DEPARTMENT. OF THE UNIVERSITY
OF Pennsylvania,
ATHEISTS THE VALUE OF THESE WATERS
FOR
RHEUMATIC GOVT.
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER.
~, 1881 m-..
BUFFALO LlTHIA SPRINGS.

..sThe value of Alkaiies In disease has long been
known, and the wide reputation of the Springs Of
Cchy bear testimony to the superiority of the nat
ural waters the simple Alkalies. OF late years
Lihia has been asserted to have especial value in
Chronic Gont and above that Of other Alkalies.
Some considerable experience has Indicated that the
assertion Is well founded and several years since
be cheap and efficient. The product Of the Buffalo
Springs Of Mecklenburg county. Va, WINS finally
brought to our notice by Baltimore physician who
had been relieved by It's use Of some very trouble
some and alarming symptoms, believed to be due 10
an Inherited equity diathesis. Tried in one or two
cases Of inveterats Chronic Gout, has afforded much
satisfaction u.s. free dirrcsis being provoked and
followed by relief or symptoms jy27-eod4t 7
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TIME aALLEGHANY SPRINGS FOR
Il SALE.-In accordance with a decree entered in
the Montgomery Circuit Court December 10, 1877,
in the sur Of John F. Slaughter and others vS. John
ID, Langhorne and others, as commissioners, we Will
sell at auction, on the premises, THURSDAY. Au-
situated in MONTGOMERY county, Va, known rs me
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS, comprising about 1900
or 800 acres Of agricultural and grass lands well
fenced and in high state Of cultivation, with the
improvements theron.
HOTEL, COTTAGES. &C., In good repair. Afford
largest BILLIARD-ROoM and fuest TEN-PIN
ALLEY in the State: one. STORE-HOUSE, now
renting for $500 per annum; one No STABLE
eassen. sr
C COX n: dffi1 BGACKsMlf H- and WHEEL
WRIGHT-SHOPS, &c. ~ 10 aE.tt1 - -s.at
VIII also sell the PERSONAL PROPERTY. con-
sistng of the entire outfit for the springs and farm
For more minute description OF this very valuable
Springs: among ether features, setting forth the
great value of the WATERS for their medicinal
properties. Persons desiring to purchase are In
vIted to examine the property before day OF sale.
TERMS OF SALE One eighth OF purchase-money
cash; one eighth In ninety days, purchaser giving
theI his negotiable noie satisfactorily endorsed,
with interest from day Of sale residue OF purchase
money OIL credit Of one, TWO, ana three years,
purchaser giving therefor bonds with waiver OF
homestead. and approved personal security, said
shall also be required insure the buildings on said
property for the benefit OF the benehclartes under
the decree for amount equal to one fourth of the
purchase money, said insurance to be Kept ND until
the Court Otherwise direct. "ar ~.
D.. ..t... .,..t CHARLES NJ. BLACKBOARD,
22-lm 1885, = Commissioners.
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RAILROAD LINES.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY.
4 TOMlTENCIN MONDAY, June 10, 1878,
" trains on this road win run As follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
SAC A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daiy. connecting
for Charleston, Augusta, Columbus, 81
yannah, Raleigh, A:hHta, ,; Ma:oa,
and all POINTS South and Southwest. .
Stops at Manchester and Chester, aud
all regular stations, on signal.
1873 p. W.. EMPRESS daily Except Sunday
makes close connection ut Peters
hurg With the Atlantic, Nlssis-
sippi and Ohio railroad for Lynch
hGrg, Farnve, and other local 6ta-
tulIs on that road. making same
time As by any other line. Passengers
taking tits train will make cl1se cnn-
necilon i'll Petersburg for Norfolk,
and at Norfolk with splendid Bay-line
steamers tor baltimore, Philadelphia,
and New YORK, and with the Old Do
ninIon steam crs for New York. Stops
ut Manchester and Chester.
HOP. NJ. THROUGI MAIL daily Except SUM
day). connecting for Weldon, Will
mIngton, Raleigh, Charleston, and Sa-
.-a.. vannah. Pullman sleeping-car for
Wilmington and IL South. "
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH. 4. -r..
s:2u A. 81, THROUGH Mali. daily Except Mon
''-' dayj, connecting with Richmond, fred
ercksburg and Potomac railroad for
s:ooA. NJ, Fl FREiGflT TRiiS daily except sun
day. With pa ssss coach o,. attached:
2:l Z. NJ, EXPRESS TRAIN daily except Sum
day., connecting with Richmond, Fred
ericksburg anu Potomac railroad, leav-
ing Richmond ut 4 p. NJ. for Ill points
.r North and Northwest. s,n0H.. j
$50 ?. II. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
- with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West Also, making close cennec-
ton with the Chesapeake and Onto
railroad for the Virginia Springs AID
all points North and Wet This trIip
stops at Manchester and Chester, and
all regular stations, on signal.
Passengers for Clover Hill connect NJ Chester
daily Except Sunday by taking the 1:3S r. NJ t.ain
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start from
the App2Hlattox dopOt.
EXCURSION TRAIN leaves Richmond for Pc
tersburg ut 9 A. NJ and 4:30 Z. ". EVERY SUN
DAY. je 10 \. SHAW, Superini endent.
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PRINTING-HOUSEs.

nISPATCH PRINTING-HOUsE.
GOOD WORK. low PRICES.
Having ono of the LAR EST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, CON-
bined with skilful mechanical talent, we are pre-
pared to execute promptly, In the very best style
and AT LOW PRICES, every description Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
BUsINESS-CARDS.
VISITING-CARDS. ..,--. s..
ROFESSIONAL-CAIDS, l..f.
WEDDING-CARDS.
.'t- 3f..t- SHOW-CARDS,
CIRCULARS.
-.t MANIFESTS. 2. -..3.
BILLS LADING,
RECEIPTS
LETTER-HEADs.
NOTE HEADS, ri
- !. ACCOUNTS SALE,
NOTICES. ,7aEa O. rs a
-1.. /. =. - NOTES, nn .r,rs
DRuG-IABELs, at "
' .4.z 4 = aus N.' ENVELOPES,
PAMPHLETS ARGUMENTS,
g34a.,gasE issa%7'ss BRIEFS, '.aE7 $
.q.E- n,i4.r,--.-& AT. II !. ~ &e',t DC
RA1LRoA, AND STEAMBOAT WORK 4 !,
rs .-.. SPECIALITY. "a 80, % h. /,
We have all the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
and execute work in manner that cannot be sur
passed. ~ ...tr
Weaiso do all kinds Of BINDING. and RULING
Orders from the country promptly filled and de-
liyered by express or. malt 10 81 tss'2
We will cheerfully furnish estimates and send
samples when required. NH 12-tisw.&w
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CALE OF SALES.--FUTURE SPRINGS

q
0.' MONROE COUNTY, WEST va.
ted States District Court for the District OF West
Virginia, held ut Charleston In the month OF May,
1878, in the cause Of John Echos Us. The Admins
therein pending, the undersigned, special commis-
.ioners will offer for sale at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder
ON THE 9TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1878,
at the White Sulphur Springs in Greenbrier county,
West Va, that valuable wATERING-PLAcE known
SALES.--FUTURE SPRINGS, ...
containing about
SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF LAND,
with the
BUILDINGS, HOTELS, OUT-HOUSES,
SPRINGS, &C,
connected herewith. Under the requrments Of
said DEGREES so much of the property will be first
offered as to exclude from said offer 200 acres OF
land brick cottage the ut-houses In the rear or
properly Of Mrs N. III. Harrison by the court; and
then If no bid should be made sufficient to cover
the debts and @ hny ror ny
Mrs. Harrison VIII be also ofered Dot separately
and in connection with the entire property. -.
TERMS OF SALE: Twenty per cent of the pur-
chase.money in cash the remainder In three equal
insralulcpts at one, two and three years, bearing
interest Bond and security required for the defer
red instalments
a map of the property will be exhibited at the SALE
II NAV also be seen at the Office OF w. A. Quarter,
Charleston, w. Va, ut any time before the day OF
sale. -,
The Improvements upon this property are Of the
most durable character. and are capable or accom-
modating several hundred visitors; and the pl lace
has always had high reputation as Watering
place both on account of It's local attractions and
the medicinal qualities of Its waters Aside from It's
ounu np-Df DrODprty,
tensive building.-somc Of the largest being Of
stone-could be readily converted into an extensive
manufacturing establishment or Into college.
Possession given the LIST OF January, lS79.
WILLIAM A.QUARRIER,
N.FlTZHUGH, ... ..
my 27-2tawtIls Commissioners.
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CHESS LENlNEN'
cows, dc.

TRESH COWS FOR SALE.-1EEgs
| Il have on hand and will constantly have, -.
/ q supply Of COWS and CALVES, which WIZ Seil
cheap or exchange for dry cows. Cows sent In Tor
| inspection. Apply 1t Ampthl on Petersburg turn
| nike, six miles below Richmond, or address
'AN>' 49, - : W. o. WATKINS.
| 3o1s7ots .-"f Manchester.
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7;aIIlIIfSyrroN sarrss.... D.y.
g sd. f323 Frankiil street.

nv Jf1o. Il. Lznxfton, Jrsf gents Aucuoueef,
81 ss Nd. 1893 Frank lin street
Tru1sEHoLD FI1RNrTuRE, NEW
EtoTFICEsCEAiRS.Rl 5BBER HOSE SCALES;
Ic.sxTsxUCT ioN.-TH1S sDA 40 10 O'Clock I
Win sell at nv auctio No; nsZ3 Eaannih
street, an assortment OF xc't con
s''' sskkSSsrEAgs n PR S;s' yA s
Las ogNs9ESSI s sH a!hsil
ses eogarE RE IA Gao
ss's s SSET STbsss H5sss.
T. lot coED-HANDHARNES'.
CLOCKS, LAMPS, PICTURES, &c.4 s
Also. TO close consignment,
q sets OAK OFFICE-CHAIRS.
| SuAK-BOTT0M ROCKERS. =
Thea GHAIRs are superior to any OF similar
s's' s' sA'' Ja 10. Z. LAUaHToS,JF: tAssn,l,
BY R. g. Anderson q Son.
General Commission Merchants and Auctioneers,
.sfss:4 1924 Main street. = .,1Es =
WE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION
NV TO-DAY, commencing at 10 O'clock
gAsoS HANS sas SIP p as ssa sH3 3gkPEks
NORTH CAROLINA and EASTERN HEARINGS,
Butter, LARD, CHEEsE. FLOUR,
CANDLES, SAL. SODA, .,as''
dfSEE v ~ 5AgN SRfr Spec PEAS
POTAToES, ONIONS, !a g
CIGARS. TOBACCO.
sT0yE;PoLIssH7, BUCKETS, Bro BRnoMs,
PAPER, sTONEWARE, &C, &C..
Consignments respectfully solicited ana received
~ 29-it r. s. ANDERSON 6 SON.
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DILL.HEADS, $3.50 to IS per ream, at
IL the DISPATCH pRlNTlNG-AouSE.
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n. w. PICkRELL. Prcsldent. q q
-@silst = Il. d. SNEAD, Cashier.
Deposits Of one dollar and upwards received, ant
six per cent. allowed on deposits.
DsposIts received subject to check without notice
and interest allowed on same II not checked on mou
frequently than two or three times . week. ISL
Interest on all deposits to commence ten day
after date OF deposit. -, .
Bank open every day from o O'Clock A. u. tin 8
O'Clock p. NJ, and on Saturday frou, z. d. til
r As " 2S-esd
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COURT ORDERS.
THOMAS j. NOBLE, Trustee,

John ", Wright, Sheriff of the city of Richmond
+ and Ms such administrator with the viii annexed
/ OF Elizabeth Stratton, deceased, fSr95-.5a s
~ is5,ss, js3E 81 In CHANCERY. p ,lssdfs
The following Is anextract from the decree enter.
ed Ia this cause on tue 4th OF May, 1878:
= The Court doth adjudge, order, and decree that
Ii be referred to one or the commissioners OF this
Court to take following accounts ~
First. An account on the administration OF The
estate OF Elizabeth Stratton deceased, by John w
Wright, sheriff OF the city OF Richmond, and as such
admins with the will annexed Of said estate
~ second An account Of the debts due by said Of
tate, with their nrtoHties, IL my exist g
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ZEAL ESTATE All PRIVATE SALE.
A SMALL FARM FOR SALE, ..r,.
LOCATED;

HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE: cod.sweet water near
railroad and depot; perfectly healthy; desirable
summer resort; fine stand for Il doctor. .gi
Terms moderate. Address FARM,
jy l7-W&M3w care Of DISPATCH office. .
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AND DANVILLE RAIL
~ ROAD COMPANY.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
SUNDAY, JUNE 23,1e7S.
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q. w. PICKRELL. President.
!. X. Il. SNEAD, Cashier.
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MONROE COUNTY, WEST VA.
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BY Edward, G. .Goddfn. .t9
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,e
- No. 1OIS bfain STREE.

nNaWEDNESDAY.l JULY 31,.e1S7S,3 at
NJ BIZ O'Clock; p. ID, will seiltTWO5 VACANT
IOTS and q BPICK DWELLING containing four
rooms nc the southeast corner OF Twenty-sfx;h and
Leigh streets. The owner being anxious 10 sell
bargain cum be had by attending thlssale. ;sst3 .
| TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at six and
| twelve months. EDWARD q. GODD1N,
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rrsn,n ts,r f,,,l. STasI Gazette

threats. But with the Turk there is no.
thing but peace aud candid dealing. The
Mussullnan tradesman who sees foreigner
enter. his shop lays down bis pipe with an
air Of resignation, as II he were sorry to be
disturbed You may have been staring at
his display OF wares for half an hour With
out his having uttered word to entice you
in. Once you are seated, Qor he motions you
courteously to a diyan, offers you cigarettes,
and coffee ont OF a pot which he keeps SIM
merlng MI day on a little stoye,) he waits till
you haze told him what you want. and then
proceeds to get it with due deliberation,
You have asked TO see some shawls. He
lifts them down from q she'll, unfoids them,
spreads them out. and then mntters some
thing by which he takes Allah to witness
You inquire the price; but here the Turk
seems 10 collect himself, and does NOT inme-
diately answer This would be doing bnsi-
ness foo fast. Before you part with your,
money you must be onYinced that the arti-
cleis genuine and worth the price put upon
it. First its texture. then its gloss, then its
embroidery, are submitted to- your inspec-
ton by a series OF unhurried dumb
motions; SHd finaIIy the Turk waves
the shawl md throws it over his
own shoulders that You may andge
of its effect In full convenience. Now.
at last. the price comes out: g Masch
Allah, Eiiendi, six purses are the least can
ask. I, Md having eaid this the Turk
heasssa sigh, as If he were grieysd fopart
with the bea,iteons thing even OF that price.
The Frank who has had dealings with the
/ Greek next door may think that ssix purses
lR24, are too much, and may befake himself
10 the door but ii he does, the Turk MI
4 not follow him. He has asked his price
he viii not reduce IL BIZ a piaslre md,
above nli, he will mot run after any body,
seeing TINT fl Iies 81 ith lAAIlah 10. determine
whether lie shall sell his Shawn or not.
{ Turkish desmen seldom make fortunes,
{ but they have not yet Feache tho high cii.
tnrs which ! consists an ssllina snoa aai.
I eyer income bankrupt. So fhas, on the
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No fsaHit Of the Press.

Whatever may be the course pursued
by the freighting public in regard to
the late edict Of the o. S. N. Company.
certain II is that the newspapers Of the
country. with two or thrce exceptions
have denounced that edict as subversivc
Of the rights Of the people aud urged
freighters not to obey its behests. In
this respect the press is urging the mer-
chants and all others who send goods
and farm products. to assert their man
hood and teach that company that they
do not own the Columbia aud Snake
rivers. that the hundreds Of honsand.
Of dollars Of the peoples money appro
priated by Congress and already expend.
ed in improving of the navigation of
these rivers, was not intended fur the
sole benefit Of that company. but for the
benefit of all who see fit to run steam
boats on these waters.
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Oar Dcleg ates IN Congress.


In the Congressional Record of the
LIST inst. is reported speech from each
1T the. delegates from Washington and
Idaho, on the question of the reduction
of territorial legislative expenses, and
reducing the number Of members of u
territorial legislature. Delegate Jacobs
is short and made to the point. Dele
gate Fenns is more lengthy and is a
center shot at the ab>urdity OF the posi-
ton taken by the committee on appro-
prlations in reporting such provision in
the bill. Other delegates resisted the
parsimonious reduction of appropria
mons Tor the expenses Of the territories
hut their appeals were not regarded
and they were plainly told that because
Congress had the power over the terri
tories, therefore Congress could reduce
territorial expenses as it pleased. whe,h
err just or unjust, and men in the terri
tories were putting on airs to claim
otherwise. II is bitter pill to swallow
but VIC mus stand it SO long as we re-
main in a territory.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17
1t is your Bull that has cored nv Or

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Our Portland contemporaries have on
several occasions intimated that the
press OF the interior ives inclined to aid
in stirringup Indian scares for mercenary
purposes, because they keep the people
apprised Of the movements Of disaffccted
Indians. We publish extracts TO day
from the Oregonian aud Standard
which express more strong endorsement
OF the probability Of Indian troubles i'm.
pending than anything we have seen for
months 10 the press Of the interior. The
Portland papers seem to base, their
opinions upon the reports Of military Of.
fccrs, while the interior press gather
their information directly from the
movements of the Indians themselves.
and their expressions as seen and heard
by citizens who have long been CONVEX.
SAINT with their habits. No unnecessary
alarm should be given, but all induces Of
rouble should be made known tothe ex-
posed settlers that they may not be liza
Bile to raids without some prep ration.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17
The Antccedents Of Disease.

Among the antecedcn,s disease are inert
ness in the circulation OF The blood, an un.
naturally at,enuated condition of the phys.
que, indicating that the life current Is de-
hcient In nutritive properties, wan, bag
gard look, inability TO digest the food, loss
Of appetite, sleep and strength, and sen.
sation of unnatural laDguor. All these
may be regarded as amoag the indicia OF
approaching disease, which will eventual
" attack the systym an verwhelm IL, II it
Is not bnilt up and fortified in advance
Iavigoratc, then. without loss of time,
making choice Of the greatest vitalizing
agent extaut, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
An elixer which has given health and vigor
TO wyriads Of the sick aud debili,mted,
which is avoucheo by physicians and anal
ysts TO be rure aswell as effective, which is
immensely popular in this country, and ex
tensively used abroad, aud which has been
for years past one Of the leading medicinal
staples Of America. ~ Ia,