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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-28
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-28

Hoath Notes. Statistics prove that twenty
i've Ter cent Of the deaths 10 our larger cities
ais caused By consumption, ard when we reflect
thst this terrible disease 10 lis earlier stage will
readily yield to e bott'o Of DR.. Bulls Coueb
o7rup (costlOg % cauts), shall wo condemn the
s So Ter their negligence, or pity them for
their Ignorance? ava
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-28
LOCAL MATTERS.

u SAT1Ea PROBABILITIES. Aprl oS, 1850
=. the VI lie Atlantic States stationary. nn' :.
:.5.y followed by falling barometer, dimipi. b;ns
.oi;ae!ly winds possibly shifting to wsrmer
- sarIY. psrtly cloudy weather. "A4 luel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-28

ih'; MaTERIAL fvr D2sa' al. uL:.:...s SUI,
a1- l3c.,d yah paTieri.c r-i-rc.c. - Es;I
usage, No house. in Washington uals aal .c
m9;c duTsbIe aCd tasteful boys aud chldrep's
o:olhlcg, or more Ct them than r. Ro5joson &
70, tie hoys co:hicrs, gOg Pennsy!vapia
AVeoue. Rtirosd faro deduc.cI from each
purchase ., a?a,on ~"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-28

HE LAST OF THE MoFrErT REGISTER
The familiar Iiog Of tho Motfett register, re.
c'rdog eaca passing drink" will soon b. 20
Logger hcsrl Throughout the borders Ct the
State. Inc law requiring the register of each
driUk has bocn repealed end all salocn keepers
ard otheis s-liag the aldant are required to
apply Tor dr,c: l:c2nse at the May term OF
the CORPORATION Court. Msjr Geo. Daf.y,
Commissioner ct the RsyeIuo. hts completed
his las: regular monthly iDspt lion CT the req
lster, aid was engaged to CAP 10 rcmovicg the
little iron boxes. which have fer a long tim ,
been an ego sore TO those compelled to use
them, from their corsp;c lous PLACES on the b r
room C u1tcrs. They will b. sent TO Redmond
and packed away, TO serve as u curiosity for fu.
lure generations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-28

ss, VIII oneu N tho Era. day Of Arril o
JOS LoT o. GonDs from One Of the largest
retailers Of New York city, ccmpIisac BURr's
ara o'hcr we'll koown manufacturers These
Soon "ro Of SUPERIOR QUALITY, and s7iil lie
sG!d ONE HALF OTHER COST.
L'tlts, Mer's, ChllGren's srd Boss Shoes.
HT 81 WADDEY. 10 kicg s;rcft
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-28

, Mss BERTHA Won E1LLEeN, H., Celebrstsi
IieueStf,So.-ihe ohiy teu!ejy Used ~ her sf.er
long std continued 'xortion, ard ia feet durjny
n matches, is Giles !.inimsat !olidr amn,n.
MI" ltn0l ouly relieves her rel>x.t muscles
ana ccr1s, but g,s os her sreag n sui eg darancr
~. &c Is never v''hOut supply If Inc 2itrn9nt
dIug.iss 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-28

PRIMARY ELECTION. Nearly sill Iha e1,
rrargemen's Tor the conservative primary el;c
ton, to be ted on Thursday, the b day Of
May, to select candid .te5 for Commonwealth
Attorney, CiY Sergeant aod Commissioner Of
the Revenue. to be voted for st the eearral
ehclor, en- Thursday the 27;h day of Nav,
nave been com! sted. aud there is very little
doubt but lha: the candidates selected at the
primary, will be elected at the general election,
LIE people CT Alexandra are thoroughly c,n,
sentative, end whatever nay be their difference
OF cpolon &C State is' uos they DO rot intend
10 e low thcse d!tferorc?s to if lercc them in
looa! affairs. and The temporary movement on
the part OF few republicans, under the tui,e
OF readl lsteii:m. will pass away, after tho cleo.
u0o. k1 the morning due before the rising SUP
WnlIo theIe are at present four political orpapi
zatloD5 IN this cl'y-jemocratic conservatives.
democratic reati1scrs, Mshone-reaGjustcrs and
repub!lcirs-!hcre will be hut two tickets ia the
heId, conservative and republican, and between
these TWO the voters will have 10 choose. This
ICING the cas-" 1t does not tske O prophet to
'orebhadoW what the result will be. If the re.
pu6llcaps are sharp enough to hood wink tho
people OF Alsxaudta with tho oGy CT we arc re.
aoJusteIs,' then they deserve credit FIR moro
petite sagtcl'y, than thew had been accredited
with IL the Part. Geo. W. R,ck, etq, pro
Tloent candidate for City Sergeant, has with
draWD from the contest eotrely.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-28
NOACH MAKERS.
NOTICE OF OO.PARTNRRsHIp,

We. the undersigned, have entered into a ~.
psIrtn1esI vt, for the manufacture of OAR
IT, S,dA S' sfhiSd WAGONS, Gle. and viii
s a,s9 Xsep On 1sId variety Of NORTHERN
spect'ully ask that the patronage heretofore az.
!enued TO our father the late John sunni ara
may % continued to us and we promise ta,t All
WORK entrusted to US will receive promp. stten.
non. Preparing quickly executed on as mod
erh!e Terms "a Can BE- done aisewhara.
JOHN SUMMERS q BRO.
,.,. Cosehmakers.
srl5-lm Pitt bet King AND Pr,nca SO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-28

llE TEMPERANCE MEEiGNG LAST NiGHT. -
G.n. Rot. Is. Varca, Of Meth Carolina, meGc
DOst exo.lleot ppecah at the trmperar co
meeting a, Serapta fall last night. Tho audi
eIcJ crowded 't:c hall and received the eloquent
passages With which the spaC On abcuoded With
apt lause.
General Vance is about fifty years Of age; is
OF medium sta uric, comDao s tuIt aud oil quiet.
slu.cst dtfiicGt. address, u1ii o little animated
when he shows evident strength and iofce OF
character. He was Captain, then Colonel
and 6oaly Brigadier General 10 the Conf, d rate
serVic, and hiss bcoo elected four times 10 Con-
2ress from bis nstive State. Ncrih Carolina. lie
begun big speech with q little hesitation but
soon became master Ct the situation" and
greatly delighted bis audience. lie took ad
va5cad ground 90 tho s1ti ct Of temperance
;eforp. He .Doko especially Of the great
change in public sentiment in reiercrc, to the
wroug and crime Of the uso OF s!rorg drinks cpd
set foith the Importance CT proper itg;sll-
ton unted with neral Influences aud temper
arce orgsn z.lons such as the Reform Cub.
Rive. Messr,. Boyle ord Pealc, followed 10
short spec ches.
The red ribbon mon Oh tie street to-day &.
press themselves IS greatly encouraged With the
spirit AID results Of lag. nights mceloy.
Hon. j. +. Updegraf, Of OHIO, speaks o. x
Tuesday night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-28

FIRE Tho alarm OF fro last night abou:
twelve clock was caused by the burning Of the
back portion OF frame hsusc on Union street,
be,wc"n Csm.rOn and Qlscn, bnusioy to
MIS-. Nary Ana Pece. anil occupied hy col
Ored mao named Noses Kits. III, fire de-
par;mept VAS quickly on tho spot. aud ,uc
c.cdc 10 swing The front part Of ,ha bulldog.
the SIS sustained being only about 500. The
hire - surpcs!d TO have been III 4? work cf sn i, =
rcndiary. The house is ;rsu!ed ia he N.ii6uaI
Fire lu-ursrcl C.mpauy. OF B,t.mare, It
HLlcN VI. GH:. " l.c e u; A.NEt 10 til. c;.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-28

Cow kILLED.-Th trsia which arrived 10
this ci'y over tho al, .ndrls & Fredcrn ksburg
Railway, US trdav evening", struck CIV DO
touliug to Owen DJrao, who lives Gear The
Virginia Midland depot. ah ch was on the track
short dlstaLc, above the grave yards, aud
killed it Instantly. a horse on the track camc
near being run over at The Same time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-28

Jug 'tn Will ret come up oSing to the ,ecets
s.ty aoS7hco OF the etsocp,s IN tho case, who
are 10 attendance upon tie Circuit Court Of
L1udouu ''N'' "
lhe css, Ct tie Uui'ed States agairst The
Su,eties of SOeed is get for this term.
1t IS thought that the Judge while 10 the
CITY vii make some disposition of ID, case Of
NoTIacd ard BaIIorger, now cnf6ne3 !, i'll
mere s~si:irs lis order ;rar srtrriag lhtn 70
the " ashirg:on authorities Yhere theY are in
cleted bsttr1 the lgrcm. Court Of tho Dis
ret OF Columbia Tor 81 assault with intent to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-28
SAMUEL TeNNESSON & CO
ESFAELasslED 1850.

{ AhD DIX. DDDpS POWDERS NO will
~ cure oil Chronic end obstinate ncruo1ts Ji-
seases, sucn as general nervous debility invo,.
untary seminal losses, caused by indiscre,ion
excuses, &c, or by lsscivious thoughts and
dreams, producing great physical and mental
weakness and often destroying both BODY and
mind, and bringing on dimnes, of vision. e,rIv
decay, universal isssiiude, impotency or pbvsi.
ca ca incspaclty, insanity and assumption. Prico
d per pscSsge or six packages for SIS.
nH. MOlTS FRENCH WDKRS u;,,
~ cure Diseases OF the Kidneys Gravel G,eo,
and all urinary diseases, nervou, debilitv lei "r
MANHOOD, seminal emissions. impotency caused
oy lndlscreton In youth, excuses, etc femsln
weakness or whltss scrofuls, syphilis in ali tia
torm3 and all blood and skin diseases speedily
cured Price s3per box. Sent by mail eecuro
from observation on receipt Of price.
nR. H!INTER'S SYPHIIITIO PILLS
IL specific for Syphilis in all its forms and
every Vest,ge OF tbs disease eradics.e1 from The
system. scrofula and all Blood and Shin ii.
sesses speedily cured, Price ST.; large boz 81
sp27 JANNEY & CO., Agents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-28

TIE STAUNToN EXCURSION PARTY.-rhe
excursion party, meniooed 10 yesterday Ga.
z,tte. c)n,istlDg OF eighty two youog ladies tf
the Wesleyan Female ltstilute OF S.suoton,
Va, acoou panied by Dr.. VIM. A. Harris.
president OF the institute. aud Prof. Henry
Harris. Of the University Of Virgihis, and VIM.
A. Hudson, attorney fer !ho institute, arrived
10 this oily last night, 90 their way to Wa:h
ug'ou, over the VirgiLia Midland Railroad, st
o'olt OK, the train having teen delayed by
the aculdent 90 the Chesspesks and Ohio Rail
road. Alter visiting the Smitt s>nian destitute
10 that CITY this morniog they embarked n The
steamer w. w. Corcorsn for Nit. Vtrlo1.
wbero they spent O pleasant lime, returUioe
tks afternoon about 3 o'clock. 10 night The
teachers aud sOms of tbs yourg ladies' will
sive musical entertainment 10 The paIi9Is #
| the metropolitan Hotel, where they are stop
plrg. The party will pass Through this city
| spa,u 10 morrow uCrnlug over TIC Virgins
MiiIsnd Railroad on their way heme.
When tho Coreoran stopped o. her ~hsrf II
lnis CITY this morpi0g crowd OF youog A'exsY
ttlabs were gathered 10 ses the exaufsloul=ts
b1t 80 he young l. Il IS took no manner Of no.
| icJ OF ttem to get evtD, tee young men Sale
they wery The ugl est Sc. If girls they ever saw
For tbs credit OF she city it is hoped the yount
| indies did net consider them REPRESENTATIVE Al.
ex,nGrisns-at least a5 10 good locks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-28

y. S. tcURTs.-Hoo. Robert W. Hughes.
Judge Of tie E:ste!n Disttc; Of Virginia will
sIi7e 10 this cry tomorrow morning. and COM
meDce she adjourned terms Of the u. 5. Circuit
&c d D,stT CO Uours.
The case CT Osborn administrator vs.. Hum
phrey, Involuntary bankruptcy, set for trial at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-28

Police REPORT II. Il. Dowubsm, esq,
President Of the Board OF Aldermen, presided
at police headquarters to dry in thu atsynoJ Of
Mayor Smith.
James Phillips ard Jackson Bach, for fight.
ing co the stroats, wcro Grd 81 IS each aud
dischatg,d.
Two colorcd, women, for fighting, wcIo 6oed
So 50 each and d. cnRrpcG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-28

I re. pectfully announce myself Candidate for
l. the FIJI ce q Common weallh's Attorney, sub.
ject TO the decision of The Conservative pri.
mary election.
ABS tpe- WM z. FENDALL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-28

TIE FASTEST TRIP ON RECORD. - The
Washicgtoo Republican ct this ucrnng says {:
The schooner Carrie s. Hart. Captain Davis,
nidc. Oh hCr az. trip between Somerset, Mass
aud tho port OF Gsorgetowo, tic fastest tip or
record, which. as srch, de: 1Ivas uoro perms-
nett ord. The vessel left Somerset on Arr
II, at 4;j0 p. H.. aud arrived at GeoagstowI
Tuesday, Anrl 90, at $50 =. N, having made
the trip oil 500 mics in precisely seventy fou
hours"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-28
TIKI BEAUTIFUL DARK BAY 5TALLIO
STAR


Will stand for mares this season IT. CATS
TAVERN, West End, from APRIL 1t TO
JU n 30:h, 1850 Sta: is y dark bay. II hands
high. and years old an excellent driver and
orsught bor.ei weighs l20U !bs lie was rsi.ed
by Mr. Willis Henderson, or Fairfax Co., Va.
His sire was old star. Morg4a horse; his dam
Back Hawk Dsre, ircm Kentucky. star
lro;s his mile in Z ~
Term.: $40 for tie season SIS 10 in:uro.
gSs- he a3sL cire will ts t.Ee1 Of al Iraras
left at the stsnd. No ecct H?tEbinty, h0wavar,
loc unavoidable accidents
splS-2,a@ K L. CATS, Ptocr:etor
NOGICE-To ms former p.tions nrd tie
~ public: Having discontinued busire;s 1t
No % King street, can always 10 found r, Ii G
\, E. corner Of hing sId Fsirfs1 stte.ts. and
an prepared TO do work Of iii kinds Ia my liue.
IS formerly HUUFIHG, GUlTBKIGG &.
.SPOUTiNG. REPAlRISHr &c, promptly ~.
tended TO. Notice lsit wits Messrs. Steiner &
ioue will recsiya prompt httcntipo.
sptS-lm ttOCG GIMME.
A BBLS CHOICE SYRUP just reosiyed b.
& ap8 j. q. A1LbURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-28

IRFSIDENr HAYES At A SUAD BAKE -Tbo
e!cir>lvn par.n, clu-l-,i0g 81 i'icslient Hayes,
the Board OF ucaIth Q! Washin.to9, 81! sew
cral othec p;oLinGL$ gentlemen. mentioned
5ts:crday as having STONED at tho wharf in
tins ci,y Oh their way 10 Ferry Lsudinc, to ia-
culse 10 sfad b,k', en- the sesm lug George
W. Plidr, C.pttiI William Skinner, passed
ms c'g ocelr lat ti&ht. o. rhcic ruu,u &c
Washington. h. c!.&sin 81 .hc tug s,5s the
ra'te il'yd items ,IV.s ira II. sod the
RE- lirnt. Who travelled iyc,S., xfr2ss,d sin.
sell a5 highly lt4aei VIA $40 trip.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-28

E1lSTOl.S Of all kinds and Ammunition ..
JAS +. CARLIN s. SONS.
spGS g. kim e,raot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-28

A BBLS CHOICE SYRUP just reosiyed b.
& apps j. &. A1LbUEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-28

FISH REPORT. -Ouo kuGdted s1d City thoug
AID herring sni , 900 shad arrived ct fish
town 20 day. Stai add Al Gll to sl pcr
EunG.cd Cd i';riils 1t IS - TO s. - per
thcuaeci. Il cs aod ca arn scarce AMI hiyh.
Iac Esh,ry SO isr has DOT proved aa saliSfaottrs
SIS it vas thought l. T,ull when thc seasoa 6.st
opened. y gfu'Icwaa fishing ore Ct tho lower
shores. ii is SAID hsI eHncu7o.d lis luten:ion
CT cutting CIT ard Gazing isher up the river
as The Esh are said t, bs Mora plentiful sod Of
belle! quality in the Upper Potomac.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-28

pRIaE PRUNES, PEKLED PEACHES
4 and APPLES received to day By
h2 D. y. MILBlIHN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-28

fs'lEE ICON. Tire Steel, Plow Plates, Bend
ID and ucop lion, st wholesale and retail
81 - JAS. F. CABIN 81 SONS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-28

HKAsS SOYTHsS 6nslas, Hay E.sos,
~ o6oos, &c, T.! Wholesale ann re!sli by
arm JAS T. CAELIN & SONS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-28
CRY CDE.SCfL.

Angular semi monthly meeting of tho rir
Culs Sls held lest night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-28

PERSONAL --C>l tg!n G. &. fioore, Of The
t'r-in'N nicla:i ra'!:oa', has lust returned
lro:n illa 10 Ghhll sion, s. e., aca reports
hist cue day is>! week 4 reiriEcd shark, lOi
icet Iorg, YES !ouhi in tho phosphate fe!ds,
near That city. ~ the Wo!kmcn engaged il
dix.ias tie SSH o)ubica;i0n.
Mr.. JGha L. prTtcn eyrcoa 10 - t. C:d.r
Keys, FiCricc, so7n, g Il n: mb3r ct the u. $.
Sirral Corps.
Mr.. Arthur D:x'n, o'alctly Of ilis city but
no~ q houl,7iic, Ky, So n john A. Dixon,
esq, !3 ~ The CITY waiting relatives and friends.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-28

SHOvkLS, Spades Forks, Hoes. Rskea 30
~ at lteo26l JAS. +. CARLIN& Sons
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-03
State News.


 Rev. J. E. Wilson, of Southington, accepts
 his call to the Second Baptist church at East Lyme.
 c. S. Holbrook, of Holbrook, Mass, a graduate of Yale College, has been engaged as principal of the First school district in Willimantic. Naugatuck's old cemetery is caving in next to the street, where there is high bank, and urchins frequently toss skulls and shinbones about the road. A young man named Yates, of Thompson vile, and William Fitzpatrick, of Meriden, will run 100 yards for $1OO side on Charter Oak Park, Hartford, the 21st inst. Henry Hartland, carpenter of Rockville, was killed at the new mill of the Thread con- pany in Willimantic Thursday by falling from roof eighteen feet to the floor. Sturgeon fishing has commenced in the Connecticut river, and some large ones are taken. One weighing nearly four hundred pounds was taken near Hartford few days since.
 Parents saw and grist mill, situated in the
 eastern part of the town of Cornwall, was to-
 tally destroyed by fire on Thursday night ;
 supposed to be the work of incendiaries
 Loss about $3, 900; insured for $2,O00. Mr. Wilbur w. Birge, of Wolcottville, chief
 messenger of the Connecticut House of Rep
 resentatives for several years past, is credited
 with making the finest census schedule sub
 mitted by any of the enumerators of the first
 district.
 In the case of Caleb Haley of Noank,
 against the Providence, Stonington and Bos-
 ton Railroad Company, suit for damages
 for horses killed by cars of the defendant two
 years ago. judgment has been awarded to
 plaintiff with full amount of damages and
 interest thereon.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-03

now there is a great chain that runs through the State, and when Milwaukee could not boast of pavements where now exist miles of the most perfect paved streets. The pub lie buildings in the State are simply beyond imagination. The faces of our old friend H. Crampton formerly of Wilcox & Champion, and MT. Barnes of Sherman Smith & Co.,, are natural as in 184O. Mir. Champion com menced business here with the late lamented Walter Osborn.
 The tanning business is also prosecuted here to large extent. And what appears novel is the use of tan bark as fuel for en- zines at the flour mills, at the Steam Heating Company's place and in large factories.
 Now we pass large foreign steamer, un- loading coal and waiting for her cargo of grain or flour, with which she will make the tour of the lakes and through the St. Lawrence to her destination. Here is the Anchor Line freight ofice 300 feet long.
 Wisconsin is full of countless lakes and mineral springs without number-places of resort equal in attractions in their way to Coney Island or Rockaway. Chicagoans and Southern people resort to Madison, the capi- tai of the State. It is surrounded by fine lakes, and it is within ten minutes walk in either direction from the center of the city to the shores studded with beautiful villages. Madison boasts of it's nine mineral springs, and the attractions of the lake ex- cursions upon either of three steamers, It's attractive hrst-class hotels and sum- mer places across the lakes. Waukesha is proud of it's attractions, and equals any thing that can be desired. Geneva Lake, Kill bourn City and a host of other places all at- tract the crowds from Chicago, Milwaukee and distant localities.
 As we are within eighteen hours of Minne- apolis and St. Paul this will suffice. would be willing to pass the rest of my life in Mil waukee, where the roads are fifty feet wide and the sidewalks twenty where fine resi- dences, with a fifty foot lawn, can remain graded and grassed. unprotected by fences and respected by the clements that usually desecrate such ornamental surroundings; where you can come and go without hin- drance or molestation by hackmen: where a man is respected for what he is and not for his occupation. M.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-03
Gheahfra.

The hop at the Wallace House Saturday evening was pleasant social event. Besides those stopping at the hotel, there were pres ent quite a number of Cheshire residents. The spacious parlors were filled with pleas ant company, who evidently found the occa- sion most enjoyable one. Although this is the first season of the Wallace House, it has already attained an enviable reputation 8 summer hotel. Among those stopping there Saturday and Sunday were the following New Haven people: W. L. Foster and fam fly, Henry Plumb and daughter, B. J. Stone and Vim. H. Hull. Among those from other localities were: Gen. Jas. Oakes, U. s. Army, and family; J. H. Hoffman and wife, of New York; Miss Bates and Miss Robin son, New York; H. W. Chatfeld, wife and daughter, of Brooklyn; J. F. Hemingway and family and Miss Woodward, of Fair Ha- ven; Mrs. Knowlton, of Bridgeport; and w. B. Clark, of Hartford.
 Cheshire, Aug. ?.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-03
State Correspondence.
BranfOrd.

The Busy Bees propose giving an enter tainment at the Opera House on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, the proceeds to be devoted to procuring books for the library. A paper carnival will be pleasing feature of the performance, and the young ladies will have fine opportunity of displaying their taste in the selection and ornamenting of the paper costumes The Amateur Orchestra will furnish instrumental music.
 Mrs. Jesse Bringhurst died to-day. She has been in feeble health for some time, and her loss will be severely felt by her husband and friends August ?.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-03

To THE EDIToR.-For the benefit of any of your readers who may be interested, beg to say, from personal observation, that Bright's disease of the kidneys is certainly curable. My friend, Mir. Joshua Tuthill, of Saginaw, Mich, was attacked by it, and was in a most critical situation. His family physician rec commended him to take Hunts Remedy, the great kidney and liver medicine. He did so. His symptoms gradually subsided, and, at the end of short time, entirely disappeared He was completely cured, and is well man to-day. Recommend your readers to try Hunts Remedy. Respectfully,
 i31eod 1w c AMOS G. ToRREY
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-03
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