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SUPREME COURT.

GREEN, r. J,-JuD0Es MOORE. uAYMoSI
AND JOHNSON.
Tho cases Of Meigs Jackson vs
Chancellor, and Jingle & Isham VS.
Brison. from Harrison county, were
continued.
BOughucr VS.. tho Town Of Clurks.
burg. was submitted,
Armstrong vs.. the County Court Of
Taylor county. was continued.
7. GnuO. Esq, o. DOddridge county
was Admitted to practice in this Court
lu tho ease Of Wickes vs., the i. 1
y. L. L Co., ! cettiOuFi was award
cd.
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What u Howl There Would Have
Heen,

From the Etw York Herald.
II the row between the whitea and
blacks on Staten Island the other night
bud only taken place in Georgia what
II row We should have! The colOred
men eLdeavored ta drive tho white
trash out Of T'ot.envills apd were badly
beaten. An enterprisiug United States
marshall down there would immediate.
ly called far lr"ups.
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Senatorial Convention.


The Democratic Senatorial Exec.
utive Committee Ct the 9th District,
have decided to hold the Senatorial
Convention for said District in the
town Of Buckhannon. Upshur SOunsy,
on the lss day Of August qezt.
The Democratic Executive Com.
lpittees Of the several counties in the
Distric. are requested to take such &c.
ton as is necessary to insure rcprcssn.
tatiou in eai4 Convention.
W. G: CAREER,
Chairman Of Committee.
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JUDGE EVANSTON

A correspondent. in our last issue
spoke Of Judge Edmis'On as probable
candidate for Congress, bu, We are gu.
'horized BY Judge =. to say that he
will not DO candidate, and does no.
desire tho use Of hi. name in that co .:
nec'iep. The Judge has mapy friends
wta will regret to hear Of his de;ersai
nation.
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We received q communication
too late for publication this week, REQ.
ommepding the Hon. J. NJ. Bruue,t
for the Senate and the llou. ". Z,
Arnold for the House Of Delegates, Il,
shall appear 10 our next issue,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-06-15

SENATOR MArT1Ew' puy have the
right to plead bis Senatorial privilege
and refuse to appear before the Potter
Committee for examination. but 10 hns
the undoubted righ, to 60 there yOIun.
tarily and not stand before the country
in self.confcsscd guilt. That's the
English Of il.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-06-15

TnE Democrats Of Oregon hare
elected majority Of the Legislature
mud member Of Congress. while the
Republicans have elected all of tue
State officers. The election Of 4 Dem.
Ocraiis Legislature iusures the election
Of Il Drmo, ratio Senator 10 the place OIL
Mitchell, Ecfullieau,
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TlIE SENATE COMMITTEE IN EIvc,iups
reported !AVorably on Saturday on the
bill to permit West Virginia to bold
her next Congressional election at The
regular State election, October, instead
Of in November. as the law now stands.
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- William GuIlrU: Hrylut. the
great poet and writer. died on Nslncs.
day last. at tho advanced age If 81
years.
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Memorial Day at Lexington,
Virginia.

A letter from Lexington to the yir.
ginia State, tells US how kindly the
brave mep who fell on Virginia soil
are remembered there. In the follow.
ing paragraph mention is made Of tho
grave Of Colonel A II jackson, from
this place, who rests there ncar his il.
lustrious kinsman:
LxxlSGTox. June I.
Yesterday was observed rs Memorial
Day in this place. 4 +
Tbs cemetery was visited. aud Tue
graves Of the Confederate dead received
their vsua! attention, especially tue
corner in which are uttered SO many
soldiers from the far South who died 10
hospitals here. The graves Of General
u. J. jackson, Colonel A $. pendIc-
ton (Early's Adjutant.G Oncsa!) Colo
mel Alfred e. Jackson (thirty-frs,
Firginia) and General Edwin Lce,
we're pyramids Of flowers; but many
others Of less note wcrc US well cared
for.
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Our County Finances.

Hackers Greek District.
Personal property $3O4. 1874 90
Real estate 46C,3l2 DOL
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Total amount Of taxable
property except town lots S7Il,Soe 90
Ftteman's ..Creek District.
Personal property Sls3,49o 90
Reel estate 5l9,924 90
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Total amount Of taxable
property except town lots 696,s14 %
To~n Lots in WESTON.
Hackers Greek District S4S,606 %
Frcepan's Greek District 9!,4l4 30
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Total amoun. Of toyn lots
in Weston ST6,G.0 80
To,ca Lots in Jane Leu.
Hackers Crock District Sl7.9lo 30
Total amount Of tcwR lots
in Jane Lev SlT,9lO 50
~.-
Total amount Of taxablc
property ip the First Dis.
uict 81 ,oG2 ,u3i ny
Total amount Of personal
and real property in Hack.
er's Crock District 1887 ,s92 50
Total amount Of personal
and real property in Freq.
mans Creek District $7a4,a2s 50
The daily gazette., 1878-08-22
TBtkDsEDlTISN: EF6t#HEpfrioS
AT ROACH'S SHIP YARD.

Ship No. $50 now being built at
Roach's yard, which is to take the place
of the Saratoga pn the New J OK and
HAVANA Line &ilIrbes launched about
September 15th.s Work on her is pfo-
crossing very rapidly, and she is to go
into service by October 20.
In about threeaweeks the steam er G. alta
City viii be ready to- 1eave for New y ork
and there Will femain to b. laupched
only the Saratoga, and asmall stream tug
boat, No. 1S4 both of which will be launch-
ed about the September 10Th. The
only work then in the yard will be the
government dry dock, unless something
should come in before tipe. In case
nothing comes in, employment in The
ship yard will be very dull
She will be 3lS feet in length, and 38
feet inches breadth Of beam. Her ae-
commodations, for seventy five saloon
and twenty-five steerage passe myers,
will be on an improved plan. The cabin
W II be divided into au upper and lower
saloon. The staterooms will be well ven
tilated, ana the berths in the upper and
lower saloon staterooms will be arranged
to fold up on the Pullman sleeping car
system. Bath ROOMS, with hot and cold
water, will be furnished. The dining
room will be on the forward deck, and
the smoking-room Will be OH the huri!
cane deck. The vessel is to be able to
make fourteen knots an hour.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-22
vSunsLaY Excursi0ns

The Smyrna aIbIsts3 SAYS :exEsquirt re-
Colt and Budd, our two magistrates, at
the instance of the Moral Reform AS
sociation,pn, wrote a letter last week to
Ar. Fred. q erker yUesseB Of the 4 ent
Co. Il. R., who had advertised a Sunday
train to Millington Ganhl 8dliSing him
not to run the train,. as it was objected
to by number OF then citizensy %R i n
violation of the law, 49, They thought
it best to take this course first, though
having the written Instructions Of the
States Attorney lastsummer. TO arrest in
a similar case The men n change Of the
train. The train, nevertheless. slipped
in quietly on Sunday morning and picked
up a dozen or so of passengers and pro-
ceeded to the camp The probability Is
a repetition of the thing might have a
di tferent result
The truth of the matter is the Sunday
sacredness of former years il being ser.
iously encroaohed upon. One of the
stipulations OF the charter of the Dsla.
ware Railroad is, that no trains are to
run on Sunday, and to do is to violate t.
but in spite OF this stipulation. on the
same dav as the excursion named above
an excursion was run from Wilmington
to FELTON, to attend a camp.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-22
The Robinson Robbery.

On the night of last Thursday week the
residence of Mr.. George G., Robinson, at
Fourth and Union avenue was entered
by some thief who stole "A quantity Of
clothing, a gold watch, and sum of
money. A few days Afterwards officer
Brickle arrested colored man by the
name of Sewall Starkey, who was given
"a hearing before the Mayor and was held
in the sum of $1,000 for bail for Court.
Subsequently two colored men, one
named Alfred Crnmii sh, auttg1he, other
Brown Were arr%ted sabeiRg iIn7r Gated
in the robbery, and last evening, Were
given hearing before'the Mayors p =
StIkns was brought over from New
Castle, .where. .Le had sheens contined in
the county Jail, for the purpose of. testi-
flying in the casey He Testified that o a
the night of the robbery Crumhsh came
to his house, and induced him to go to
the residence of Mr.. Robinson, sayi ng
that the gentleman owed him some
money. Arriving there Crumlish enter
ed thehouse and soon ret drndd with the
stoleI arti oles... CrumlRlr atteInpted 10
prove.analDi but didinot suceeel, Is the
Mayor held him in the sum of -, 900 bail
for his appearance at Court. BrowRwas
discharged as there was no evidence to
prove that be was in any way connected
with the affair
The daily gazette., 1878-08-22
! DIR. Van Dykes SULPHUR eoan

EDR. VAN DYKE, whose Life long SprrI-
Airy, and world wide reputation for t,ftp- E
ING SKIN DISEASES, has eflde,,t,nrid
for years to COMBINE an ExTEpS.epp
TREATMENT. He has accomplished fhis 10 -
sirdbte RESULT in the preparation nS -
compound" "SULPHURSOAP T., ntiIe n,sri, rts .
of which are spoken of by thousands. ~ -
highly recommended 10 all our rea3arss s ~
9'rlce, 70 cts; n itslSe,a box three cakes 60
cents. Sent by mail, lpre.paid) On fecei nt
OF price. Once, SO N. 6th st, WHoyits 81, ~ -
DEPOT, 400 n. Sd ST., PhiladelphIa' o. =
Sold by DRUGGISTS. ivs' ~, -
For sale byali druggists in WIiImioii5
and by druggists generally. 'on
The daily gazette., 1878-08-22

THE SUICIDAL MANIA IN New YORK.
= The siuclde mania seems to- have be.
come epidemc in New York. Nofewef
than three Tuesday. No. was Wtfiiam
Weber, nearly 70 years Old, who took
poison in his room at 167 Hester street.
No. was that of man about 35 years
old, who Is supposed 10 have flung him
self before passing train, as -he-Wa
found dead and margled on the track of
the Harlem railroad iIt 16bth street. The
body has been identified as that Of
that neighborhood. He had been mel
ancholy for some time. No. 3, woman,
named Kate Reilly, aged 20, living at l47
Hudson street. She win probably die of
the effects Of Paris green, which She took
while intoxicated.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-22
Death OfHenry ,Armitt. Brown

PHILADELPHIA, August 2l.-IIenry
Armitt Brown the prominent young law
yer and orator, died at his residence here
this afternoon after an illness of two
months. Mr.. Brown was "a graduate of
? Yale college and for some years past was
prominently identiiied withpo itics--state
and national. His last appearance III
public was the occasion of the Valley
Forge centennial, where he delivered the
oration. Onthatday he took acold which
soon 'de eyeipped into tsphoid fever, finaiiy
CAUSING his death. y - - ~ ~ Z
The daily gazette., 1878-08-22
Oh the Track.

About four O'Clock yesterday afternoon
as the southbound freight train OH the
Wilmington u Northern Railroad was
passing Dupont station, five freight cars
jumped from the track. FVlsunately the
train was not running very rapidly at the
time and the cars were not damagdd, nor
were the train hands injured. Workmen
were at once sent up from this city TO
clear the track and the passenger trains
were not delayed more than half an
hour. The cause of the accident is un-
known. ~
The daily gazette., 1878-08-22
A Pigeon ON the Wing.

A carrier pigeon which was brought
down on the boat to Collins Beach on
the day before was let loose on Tnesdav
of last week with the following present.. !.
ton from DR.. Il. M. Cloak, directed Ia
Or. Elwood Harvey, of Chester, tied un.
der its wing, "Please give tins pigeon
one pint of Castor oil" IT was some ff.
teen. or twenty minutes in getting its
bearings, and arrived in Chester less
than two hours, a distance Of about 81
The daily gazette., 1878-08-22
TOTAL ABSTINENCE SAVING VINE IIB|
BlPEES.

There is curious story about coma
wines which are extensively adver,,dy
days, and have only recently hcen rutI
the market. DIR. Underhli, the wan.
grape-grower Of Croton Point, died I,
Some Of his heirs entertained tenn
views Of such extreme kind, that a
unwilling to allow tue stock Of vIn.;
hand to be sold or any nitte u VI
The grapes have sometimes ben
market. and sometimes left 70 deayI
the vines. 1t is only now that tie ot.3
have succeeded in arranging III sef
Of the estate and the sale ol ,Ai wIl
hand. Among these is a Vine tf tlsI
Of 1904, described as Il Sweet Un,oa
but suggesting the Imperial Tosrl
than any other European wine, and
wholly unlike any ether wine Of and
growth. Its purify. age aid mcllovn.d
remarkable. and both physical. ari|
fanciers have a special interest in i
oldest native wine now accessible in "a
siderable quantity. The whole slocki,l
hands Of the well-known wholesale d
house Of thc Thurbers.-M y N
No0. I9, 1871.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-22
BARN BURNED.

Yesterday morning about 8. 80 O'Clock,
the large and handsome barn of DIR.
Chas. Knight in West Whiteland towns
ship, nesr tIleuoch, Chester, Cos Pa,
was discovered to be ON fire and in spite
of every endeavor to subdue the flames,
the whole structure with all the past
seasons crops and some farm machinery
were consumed This barn was one OF
finestin Chester county, n large portion
of the wooden finish being of walnut.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-22
Depreciation orPron,c,r,v

r, A gentleman who has been looking
around this city FOR the past few DAYS, with
view to purchasing an iron Working &C.
tablishment, came across property for
sale at 900 whichtwo years apo'couj,l
not be bought for hess than SIC, ,OO. ">s
The daily gazette., 1878-08-22

The above speaks for itself, but We
add fhat this is the pure juice Of the 4
neither dtEgped. hiqao,rd nor luGfaai'
has been ripened and mcllowed by
for medicinal or sacramento purpo'a)
unsurpassed. 1t can be obtained Irpn1
Of the leading Druggists thFqusAsI
United States, and at wholesale fa
undersigned, who will forward de'-f
pamphlet, free Of charge, on apPll''aAlI
Respectfully, ETC.,
II. K. G. F. B. THURBER ID
Wsa 5,azdaoay. Readf and HHd'r y
NEw-YoRE.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-22
The Jenersons Excnrsron.:

The excursion given by the Jefferson
Demo3fatfc Cub TO Cape May, tits
Inorning,hyas very Large ly'atteudGd. The
boat left Fourth stre CIV harf promptly at
6;45 a. m, with about eleven hundred on
poaFl., There ,were. a large number of
the captain refused to take them, ,as there
We're already 900 MANY on boarl
The daily gazette., 1878-08-22

The Hon., Jeremiah 5. Black is max
ing long visit to the 1'acifc coast After
a stay of several weeks in San Francisco
he has gone to San Jose. R-e
Francis Murphy's brother James, Of
Hartford, has taken TO iecturing on tenn
perance.
A Berlin despatch 10 the London Daily
1NeerS says the Emperor William will
prolong his stay at Teplitz, the waters
having proved highly beneficial to him.
John A. Anderson, the Republican
candidate for Congress In the First dis
lrict is 4 Presbyterian minister and Presi-
dent of the State Agricultural College at
Manhattan. =, ~ 4 's--'s - -... " - 9.
( Berks county scbool-tesehers have been
reduced 20 S23 per month w ~
The daily gazette., 1878-08-22
THE STREET DEPARTMENT.

The rcpayng of the south side of Sec
ond rect, between Market and King,
having been completed, the contractor Is
Eow engaged il teMing up the cobble-
stones on the north side. The repairs
will be similar to those Of the south side.
H.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-22
THE PoTTsYILLE EXPLOSION.
ALL THE LOSSES TO RE SETTLED BY
ErHn owsERs oP pm rowprEMILL.

ALL THE LOSSES TO RE SETTLED BY
? YrHE owNERs OF pHk PowpEEMfLL.
PofTsyII LIE, August 81
! Dapont q Co., the owners ofthe pow
der magazine that exploded here last
Saturday night, causing so much destruc-
ton eindhe lpss Of life and property, have
3notifiedstfieir represent tatives at this place
fthatthsy will paysall losses resulting
from the explosion. To-day committee
was appointed, consisting h. f. Lee,
Thomas A: Reilly, B. Biyson McCool
aud John Il. Muth, 10 ,9e.oyer ths- et0,ind
and niake a. .carefuIestimate of an the
losses. An itemized list has been prepar-
ed so far as could be ascertained to-day
and handed over TO DR.. Lineaweaver, the
agent for Dupont II Co. am reliably in
formed that everything will be satisfac-
torily settled, including all expenses, for
physicians services, nursing and funeral
EXPENSES. Parties who have made repairs
to tlnir property have been requested to
present their bills ofeXpenses to the above
committee for settlement. There being
several minor accounts yet remaining to
be adjusted it is impossible tonight to
give the exact figures.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-22
AN AWFUL STATE or ATfAiRs.
A DEsOLATE SCENE.

~ Outdoor work has been entirely sns-
pended in towns on the road from Cairo.
Here and AT every station along the line
can be seen the black aud white people
sitting i'll the shade in earpestand serious
nvefsat4ea.- Words cannot -deScribe
the terrible excitement and fear which
seem TO hays faAen poss4sS9n oflalls sex-
cept railroad men. They are at their
posts and seemingly, pay no attention 10
the plague. JE Il II Hflg
The daily gazette., 1878-08-22
FOOD AT LAST
a Substitute For D R U GS

FOOD is made curatlve Agar,
centration and artificial dieestion " ~ oIn, /,
Is SO simple IN Its application that The nd. !.
VICE OF Physicians is not required.
,;Anousands of recoveries from chronic
cal skull has failed. -, ''o "o'' nieui-
Many Or the best Physicians tbrouebout
the country are D1SCARDiNG DRiiGS
an1 using NE BLANCHARD BLOC q
And NhkNE FOOD with the most prst.
ifying results, permanently reIiayi~as = atI az,
forms OF Physical and Mental Dehii,fv
Ihe Dyspeptic and Consumptive Paiieni
sniieIels slyI ere, from Malarial or Blooi Poison,
my, toseiher with the eutlre list or 10 a.
plants peculiar 10 the Female Say and IN
,n, Y,ie use oil uhis Food sure and speedy re- e.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-22
hhSr @ifiiF oFfEaScH {

bIUIIEF UHDJ iIIB -I'-btHaflUE bIiIsIIt,
in a speech here tonight, said "By
common consent the currency question
before the people. This | regret, be-
cause if there is one thing the people
cannot afford it is 20 have political cur
rency question: Let us settle it and set
tie it right" The Senator then made a
strong argument against imitation and in
support Of specie payments.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-22
FIFTHAEDITfoN.
YELLOW FEVER.
- 49, NN~ N7V aTN1F
THE sCOURGE STILL ACTIVE
VI In THE SOUTH. a
FEARFUL PROGRESS OF F,THB-DIsEAsE
AT aRENADA---THE SEGRoEs xT-
Tackled BY THE PLAGUE.
GRENADA, Miss, via

GRENADA, Miss, via
WATEB-NALLEY, Miss, August 81.
NEGROES FALLING BEFORE THE PLAGUE.
; The sifnation at atGfenala To- day Is more
desperate ami dfsheartening Than that of
any other period. The negroes who UP
to yesterday had not been counted in re-
rorts are now falling viqtms' to the dire
disease. During the night fifty of them
were prostrated, together with two
whites, Miss Bishop and Mrs. Hood. The
negroes all along have dreaded, the
disease more than the whites, but owing
to their peculiar and well acclfmated con
stitutions they had SO far escaped. God
Knows where il will end. Now none OF
the nurses have died yet ana those in
good health have no fear of the disease.
General Winfield Smith is still working
day and night. ''> .+.. -
A PANIC STRICKEN OPERATOR. ''
Jack Miller, Howard Association
telegraph operator arrived herr to-day
He had come all the way from New Or
leans TO do duty here, but was so appal.
led at the, horrible scenes that he fled
from the place. Bill Redding night and
DAY. WA says s,o,,,. s.eC,,r
name IN the paper, for he may feel
ashamed and return here. God Knows |
don't blame him for not stopping here
Were out of tins place all the nidney in
me world would not induce me to return
only stoPshere to serve Stod8hd the
sick AM lying" SY - NR
ADD ITfo NAL vICTfMS T6 TIfE stouRGF,
During the night the following vic.
t,ms found relief in death Miss Belle
IL shop, Miss Lulu Dock, three youpp
indfes, members OF the Best YanfflfeSi 1afes''
hiram Jones, weH fkpown<sllveFspitA
together with the negroes AT fifty
minutes past eight this morning, oMr,
Friedman, of New York, .pIeathed his
IaSi; las; ~ nine o'clock this morning .pr
worked hard and faithfully to Help the
sick Mr.. Friedman, in company with
= 9 wife, was en- ronte from New Orleaps
toNew York when Frustrated. He had
p cssed the worst crisis, but IKE p0tiets
mad relapse, resulting in death. His
wife is sill alive Word was sent TO the
How ard Association two days ago asking
for more nufses They have not yet ar,
rived, but are hourly expected. J, ~
AN AWFUL STATE or AFfAiRs.
The negroes attacked present horri
BILE and sickening appearance while the
sound of their delirious voices vibrates
through the streets of almost deserted
village. The rooms. where patients
are confined must be kept at a regular
temperature Cold, damp weather kills
all the sick. The skies are now filled
with dark, threatening clouds. Gold
winds are reported fifty miles north OF
here, and should they reach this point
the mortality list will be a large one The
eXcitementin the towns along the road
since the receipt of news announcing
the breaking out of the fever at Canton
Is intense, and people who UP to yester
day had laughed at the fever are now
making preparations to leave the coun.
try
DEsoLATE SCENE.
- Outdoor work has been entirely sns.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-22
(BELOw SECOND STREET.


Having complete our arrangements nv
the Introduction of Raney's Patent Reel
Oven, with a capacity of turning out TWEEN.
ty barrels of honr per day into Crackers
Biscuits and Cakes, and through the aid OF
eight thousand dollars worth OF the latest
improved polished machinery to suppiy
this mammoth oven, where neither smoke
dust nor gas enters baking cham bers while
baking, II being drawn Off by mechanical
appliances, we consider oursel YES com me-
tent to compete with any other similar
establishment in this country TO furnish to
Stores, Hotels, Pic-nics. Parties of every
Kind and ship stores at as low a rate as
they can be gotten up for, considering the
quality OF the goods. We herewith enu-
merate Few of the articles which are OF
the best quality:
Elc,nac i, &C crackers by the barrel. 10 C.
Soda round and square, -, 6to &c
Assorted cakes, - 10 "a 19c'
Ginger nuts, i0c'
Ginger cakes, large 100 for ,s.,..t Al 90
Finin rian candy IA quantity per lb. -. lac.
Our salesman and wagons will visit ali
| the stores in the city and State, and all
| stores IN the adjacent States OF PennsvI-
| vstnia. Maryland and rev Jersey, and 10.
| llcit the patronage of all persons in good
| standing who Will be pleased to patronize
- establishment. ID. LEMON q co.
nnaY2o-Smeod. III Market street.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-22

Here is sometning worm cali'ns M
that every one needs, ~ FarFersE Fl9s Ess1|
and Livery stable keePSeTfs,d PSfn,dow iCleans
c Garden n nsH or " Street Sprinkler, "a a rsro rsp
Pump, a Stock Pump, or Pr, ior or,gs snI 4 pa lid
where water is used. Throws wposs = mi mt I
stream 80 feet through hose ,e Of 3sJs ordsr p q
q Well less liable 10 get ou' NV U puInp
sss ass. HsG Simple lpie IN a9a Gs
taken out or put IN Weiit, ilit,onsnno er ii
Spring. The cylinder Is ,sc@s stUnVsd Or sdsy|
rust, no friction, no nails, s, tachs thoeetha y
Everything Is solid. wen PIh, P,eh,v w q them |
those using them speak hlsni'
cheap, durable and lasting; s,sOo; sod
Eorce Pumps, $500 and 100 SSln
Pumps, s1i:oo Family Fa,syrant panps,p Rpsepsr M
No. sol, King street, ,SaI,aISsi Tll%iSs'aoj aojrsa d
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The daily gazette., 1878-08-22

NEW YORK, November %. 1s77
pR. v. W BLANCnARD: During The
past year i have prescribed your yario,is
preparations ep al Food cure, and feel happy
expectations giving TO patients long en-.
ieeoied ny blood poison, chronic disease.
Grover arus dosing the needed nutrition
PROF. cLEMENCE s. LoZIER. M -
Dean OF HON. Med. College and Uosnita,
for Woman. New N.n-E GI - Y'f.o'.1