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. u,. r,.v,,or for Eiehmond.

Notice Is hereby given to capitalists anu
n,r,ies interested In the grain trade OF the
civ that subscriptions win be received 20
the canital stock Of tho Richmond Grain
Elevator Company, at the Richmond Gram
and roiton exchange, corner Thirteenth
and Cary streets, during Snans. NJ, wn.
(irom 10 10 II O'Clock A. NJ anu .ns NV,
chants National Bank (irom 10 os'osA4
daily. . ,.,s st.,.r ha. Il,
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IMPORTANT MEETISG.-An important
meeting Of the members OF the Grain and
Cotton Exchange Will be held at the Ex-
change this morning at IL o'clock. Those
members Of the cotton enterprise who have
recently Joined the Exchange are particu-
Iarly requested TO attend.
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FEAST AND FAIR.-The ladies OF Wainat'
Grove church, near Mechaniesyille, 10 ian.
over county, will have feast and iatr ~
their church to-day. The entertalnmen'
will continue during the day aud at night
As this is very pleasan. drive from tne
city the members Of the congregation won,a
be pleased to have visit from many h'eh'
,,ocnA friends
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THE GRAND ORGAN PoR ST. PETERS. Ca
rBaDRAL.-The new organ for st. Peters
Cathedral was not ready for the proposed
opening on last Sunday. 1t IL now d'scof-
cred that the builders viii not nave IL COM
plete by next Sunday. Several reed stops
are not ready to be placed in position. TDe
instrument will be opened, however, ON
next Sunday at high mass.
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Cases Continued.-The cases OF Patrick
Mosby (colored), charged with stealing lum'
ber from Duyal & Robertson. and Granville
Alfriend (colored), charged with being an
accessory TO the sact, were called in the
Hastings Court yesterday, and continued
until to-day. These cases came up on an
appeal from the decision OF the Mayor, who
found the parties guilty.
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THE BEST TIME.

These warm DAYS in the lap of fall give Us
time TO serve you as we like TO serve you.
Many Of our most prudent citizens are now
buying their CLOTHING for themselves and
boys for the fall weather. We have everything
ready, aud there Is no reason for delay; and
there Is reason for buying now. Our trade Is
brisk In spite of the weather. You may as
well have house full Of clothing TO select
from, and plenty Of time TO pick 1t out, as to
come In a crowd after awhle-after the 1rs,
cold snap has caught you an prepared.
We now have 10000 more stock than any
house in the State in oar line sh0tOs.
The custom department, nnder an expert
cutter, is oery attractive.
We are the only sirict-cash, one-priesd
cloihiers In the city.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY For the Middle
Atlantic States. cooler northwest 10 SOUTH
west winds, slight rise in barometer, light
rains, aud partly cloudy weather.
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NgCGUIRE'S SCHOOL,
M GAMBLK'S Hill,
900 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
JoHN P. MCGUIRE PaINCIrAL

". r. CHISHOLM. University or Virginia;
Isyofsssor ~ d. ENGLISH, University Of Virginia
is..seSsoy FODTs NAssIE. University OF Virginia
The corpS 4 composed OF men who have made
teaching their proft Ssion snd have been engaged III
Az ariiye duties from eleven ~ twenty-five years.
Jsual charges from eco 10 ss5. See circulars In
f.o,tstores Apply 20 principal or Professor ENG
IIsH. schoo,.rooms open SEPTEsBER 10Th.
l-fDef2
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}. 8. AUSTIN, Springfield. Mass. writes:

r. s. AUSTIN, Springfield. Mass. writes:
For thirty years have been troubled with costiye-
ness piles, and pain about the kidneys. became SO
weak that could hardly walk In this condition
sent FOR a box of TUFTS PILLS, and took one at
bedtime. Can now lay on either side; no piles
have good appetite, and gaining strength every day.
They have brought Ine out all right"
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TIM WEATHER YESTERDAY was c

The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear snd
warm. There was as much complaint OF
heat between noon and o'clock as at any
time in midsummer.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY o 4. NJ, SO /;
Q A. NJ, "a; noon, IS; 8 P. NJ, So; p.
w.. So; midnight. "a.
Mean temperature, T8 So.
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SCHEDULE ON TIE RICHMOND AxD ALLIE.
ouANY RAILROAD. The trains on this road
leave Oregon Hill bridge daily texcept sun.
days, NJ $40 p. NJ, aud arr..se daily texcept
Mondsys) at $50 A. M. Trains connect a
Maider's Adventure nth packets.
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GExERAL GRIMEs's MURD9RERs.--Detec-
tIye John Wren telegrapbed 10 Richmond
yesterday from Tsrboro', N. G., that be bad
arrested 10 Tarboro' the parties who on the
I8th Of August ssssssinated General Gfimts
near Tsrbofo', N. G.
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DEACH MILITARY ACADEMY, 322

ID EAST FkANhI.lN SIkEEIs- ne slAteentn
session commences WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER
l5TH, and oses on the 18Th June following. The
discipline Is sirC. the schOOi-rOoms large and airy,
the teachers faithful. Those intending TO enter
their soss viii please do soon ss possible as ths
number Of seals Is limited. Circulars at the BOOK"
stores Charges: +: Elementary English, per session
OF nine manlhs. s63: Bigber English aud Mathe-
maiics. s6q: Latin. Greek. French, and German,
each. fl5 payable each three months IN ADVANCE
- Aim :. r. BEACH. Principal.
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THE LAST LOST BROTHER FouND.-On the
1st OF September we published in our local
columns the Romantic Etdnon in Rich
mond OF two Woodwork brothers after
sixty-two years OF separation. We stated
that about sIxty-fve years ago their father
and mother, with their children, Catherine.
William, Margaret, John, and Absalom-
were living in or near Albany, n. Y. The
death OF the parents following close the one
upon the other, when Absalom was a mere
infant and John only three years old, caused
a separation and scattering OF the family
kind friends taking the little ones and min
istering TO their wants. After more than
bali century all OF them except Absalom
were retuited under the circumstances mar
rated in the aforementioned article. Our
account OF this family was copied by The
press in all parts Of the country, and
among others by the st. Louis Globe Demo
crQt, where it came TO the notice OF the lsst
lost brother, Absalom, from whom we yes
terday received the following letter.
ST. LOUIS, September 23d.
TO the Editor Of the Richmond, "a, Dis
patch:
Dear Sir,-In reading the st. Louis Globe
Democrat newspaper | noticed an article
copied from your paper headed I" kednlteG
After Sixty Years"
Now, my name is Absalom Woodwork
am about sixty years OF age, and wa:
born in Albany, n. Y. Al the age OF five
or six years 1 was taken by man named
Peter Shearer TO Herkimer county, \. Y.
to the town OF Little Falls, where L lived
with him until was twenty-One or twenty
two years old, and when he moved from
Little Falls 10 Newark, Ohio, | went will
him. remained in that place two or three
years. In the fall OF 1874 came to this city
where | still reside. believe l am brother
OF the Woodworths alluded TO in your pa
per. | write you this TO get your aid IN
getting a letter TO John or William Wood
worth. In all probability the stable-man or
Eighteenth street could give some inf0rma
tion, or II you could send this 10 Johr
Woodwortn it would be still better.
have recollection Of, when L was about
ten years Of age, Mr.. Shearer receiving {
letter from my sisters stating they were in
New York apprenticed to milliner. Tht
letter also stated my brother or brothers
were living somewhere in the vicinity o.
Ballston or Saratoga with farmer. since
which time ] have heard nothing OF my
family. Being so young at the time palC
very little attention to it. 1t may be Mr.
Shearer never answered my sisters letter
and all communication stopped from tha
time.
II you can assist me in this you will con
fer great favor on me.
Hoping to hear from you or nv supposed
brothers, am, very respectfully,
ABsALOM WoODwORTH,
Clay School, Tenth and Farrar streets.
ST Louis. Mo,
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DICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
~ 400 EAST MAIN STREET.
INuN IL POWELL. PRINCIPAL.

Mr., Mr. j &. GkHT9Y GknN9Ir Associate Principals.
The eighth session begins MONDAY, September
20. 1850.
MSdemOiselle ROSA DE DUTzRLE. who has tat ght
for years IN the hrst schools OF ibis country,
aud who comes mosl highly recommended, VIII
have charge OF the Department Of French.
In ADDITION TO the other weil-known teachers or
music Madame CARoLINE RICHINCS-BHrNARD
and Professor BAHR win give instruction IN he
Seminary.
For catalogues apply at the bookstores or 10 the
26.1u.Tb8 SaiOcl PRINCIPALS.
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FINE GREEN TEA al e0c. pound.
w. ID. BLAIR & Cos, ll09 Main street

LEVY BROTHERS. agents for FosrSRs MD
GLOVES with patent laced. fasteDipgs, oeeeiyed ON
yesterday their Early fall importation. The Foster
s now the beau IDEAL of . hsndsom1y-iftins and
comfortable Kid Glove, AND b largely doing away
with the use OF buttonsd Kid gloves. as the laced
fastening IS so much ms<e eonyeniest. LEVY BRO
rrsRs will take pleas se InsaowlAg their popular
brand 10 the ladies AID gentlemen Of this c.u.
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TRAVELLERS AND TOURISTS
find great benefit in having a bottle with them OF
Colden's LIEBIG's FLUID EXTRACT or BEEF.
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TNIVE RSIT Y SCHOOL, PETERS :
" BURG, VA.-Tbe sixteenth annual session OF
this SCHOOL FOR BOYS begins OCTOBER
lsT. Thorough preparation for The University OF
Virgins and other Colleges. Higbly recommended
bv the Faculty aud by Professors In special
" Schools" OF Ihe Universty. For catalogue ad-
CTezs W. GORDON MCCABE,
au l3-eodl isrn Principal.
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"ALL THE BEALTH ENJOY, and even my life, |
maN say. is IN conseguenceof SIMMONS LIVER RE-
GULAToR. | would not take one million dollars
for my interest in that medicine.
Nv. II. WILSON. WelbOrn, Fla
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE

IN DYSPEPSIA.
believe Horsfords Acid Phosphate Is valuable
remedy in many cases OF
NEURAsTHENIA AND DYSPEPSIA.
G. g. HIGGINS, VI. ID.
(rLip00O. M
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w.D. BLAIR & ca, 100 M'in sfress, have re
ceived another sutply ofnrs,-raie Gresa fss whici
they are selling NJ soc. pouod.
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/ Personal - BRIEF ITEMS. - The Hon.
George Davis, Of North Carolins, is in the
city and is stopping with DR.. Fairfax, 2O4
east Main street.
Judge r. c. l.. Moncure, president OF the
Supreme Court OF Appeals, is in this city.
Mr. Robert. II. Glass, Jr., OF the Danville
Post. was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. John S. Wise will deliver an address
tonight in front OF Ford's Hotel, in which
he will answer the remarks in regard him
made by Captain George ID. Wise.
Mrs. Margaret Wassmer (nee Kinker) has
Instituted suit for divorce in the Chancery
Court from her husband, Mr.. Frank b.
Wassmer.
Chief Taylor, OF the Fire Department,
last night at go O'Clock signalIed one OF
the steamer companies (No. b to Station Al,
corner Ninth and Leigh streets, in order 10
give the station-men and horses an oppor'
tunity TO show what they could do. They
bad not been called to fire for some weeks.
The result was perfectly satisfactory. The
engine and hOse-carriage were on the
ground in two minutes.
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SAVE MoSEr by having ySlr prinnaA ootesttn'
DISPATCH PslNrIsG-fiossK. sosa ~SFa' o'
orices. gnd ssAsfAction guaranteed.
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STATE FAIR.

VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL soCIgTT,l
sKCRETARY's OffIcB,
RICHMOND, VA. september II, 1880. ,
BOOKS FOR THE ENTRY OF AR
- TICLEs PoR PREMIUMS AT the twenty-hrst
ANIMAL FAIR of this Society
ARE NOW OPEN.
They will be closed on the 20rH OF OCTOBER.
FAIR OPENS ON THE 26TH OF oCrOBERr AND
WILL CONTINUE FOUR DAYS.
Premium lists furnished W. a. BURhf,
Sc 2S sodOcZ0 recfetaf,.
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POWDER.
ID o w u y Y
FURNITURE.

nHEAP FURNITURE sTokE.-M
- ~ on. n, ~ a nd ,ei.ci ssosk OF Bes aaf DE-
sirsbe styIcs OF PARIOR SUITS In span.s
and ra z-sik reps aud hair doth; varied assortmens
Lake lyks medium and hne POPLAR and PINE
GOODS Of every d. scripsgn. We w0a'd sspte,ny
ask al who attend buyinx ~ ntufs IN eau shu sA
90 goods. We are deter minsd 10 sell cheaper thAn
als hoase In The city. Easy terms of payments.
'> n. GAfiiRt6hf q SON.
.. lam 10 Governor street.
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: COMMITTEES MEKrIxG.-- There viii be q
meeting OF the City ConSeryaliye Committee
tonight st 8 O'Clock.
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MRS. RALEIGH COLSTON'S SCHOOL
tl FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE

30i EAST GRACE STREET.
This school will open It's eighth annual session on
WEDNESDAY, September 15th.
EDflish Teachers: Mrs. r. C0LsT0N, Principal (;
Miss u. GRATTAS, Assistant Principal: Professor
W. VALENTINE.
French Teachers: Madame CREsPI and Professor
j. La PLACE.
German Miss GRRBR.
Latin Miss PRICE.
Professor la PLACE will begin the instruction Of
als classes at A. NJ. Two medals Will be awarded
IN the French department. For circulars, apply TO
The Principal. Sc 3-F&Tu1m
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.
No. lG9 NORTH EIGHTu STREET.

The SiNfttn'h tte>lph W assS S~"~'' Vs. - -
TIiIJRsDAY. SEPTEMBER 2sp. 4. -,
E0ys OF eleven years oi axe feceiNeo' "'' "N''
asvsnced, even younger.
CHANGES PR SKssioS:
Elementary Faxa.h and Mathematics. ......".S60
iIIcber English ana Maihfms'ies- ...s..s...',fs
sIs in Greek. French. German. each.'.' '.'.'.. ~
Cisrcymen's sons for all branches. ou
NsiS a 10Y Studies more than Two Of these ian-
sses M char re IS msdc FOR the third ana fonrth.
fcr Two or more boys from the same family de-
dac;on Of $40 viii be nsee frem each n1 over soV;
psvp,nts as follows: Ten collars tslOl The day OF
snTsnce the balance in three. six and nine months
rrou / 7ih September, 1850.
g,rrulsrs AT the bookstores after 18th Instant.
THOMAS III. NORWOOD, Principal,
.oalm No GIL east Leigh street
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IRON.WOkKS.

'I,HE TREDEGAR COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VA
BUILD raEIGfiT.CARS OF ALL DESCiaf-
TIONS,
MAKE WHEELS AND AXLES,
AND ALL KINDA OF
RAILWAY WORK. FiSH-PLATEs, BOIKS,
CHAIRS, SPIKES AND DAk-IROS
OF ALL SIZES.
ALSO.
HORSE AND MULE-SHOES, WATER AND
GAs-PTPE,
AMI all kiads Of IRON aGd BRASS CASTINGS.
JOSEPH X. ANDERSON,
An oo-sm President.
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HANONER ACADEMY,

DlCHMOND ACADEMY,
NJ 207 EAST GRACE STREET.
Fourth session begins SEPTEMBER 10, 1851
Full course and thorough Instruction.
Shorthand writing q specially.
Tor terms, see circulars
Il. T. DAVIES. NJ. A.,
- 0-ataytlOc Principal.
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MRS. ENGLISH'S SCHOOL

lRS. ENGLIoH'S SJHUUL
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS,
7O7 EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
WILL BE REOPENtD TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
81, 1880.
The success Ofthis school during the past year has
encouraged the principal 10 secure in addition 10 the
corps of teachers Of last session other valuable as
sissnce.
For circulars and further Information apply TO
= slim Mrs. JESSIE GORDON ENGLISH.
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MADEMOlSELLE TARDIyEL, 25 west
AVA 46ih 81, New York, reopens Sept 27th Board
ing and Day school for Young Ladies aud Children.
thorough teaching; daily ltcfufes; Languages spo-
tsees unsurpassed. Public examinstion for grsdu.
ttes au iO-4'aw5Zt
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FITS FOR COLLEGE OR BUSINESS.

The next session opens SEPTEMBER %. 1880.
Catalogue sent on application to the Principal,
T.. NJ. BLAChFORD. NJ. A..
tv 2A-2faw2m Alexandria, Va.
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DAMPATiKE MALE ACADEMY,
i KING WILLIAM COUNTY.
twenty-five miles from Richmond. Va The twelflh
session Win begin OCTOBER /, 1880, and end the
last day Of June, 1851.
LOUIS TURNER, Master Of Arts Of the Uniyer-
tity OF Virginia. Will have charge OF the school as
teacher.
TERMS: 1880 per sesSion--one half October lst,
oalaBce February 18Th. No extras. Address
THOMAS II. CARTER.
AZ 7-TutFl0f pteh,nonh va
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T S. sQUIRES CLASSICAL AND
IL. ENGLISH SCHOOL will be resumed on the
l5TH OF SEPTEMBER, nj 70l east Grace STREET
The number or pupils II limibed to so many az can
te carefully taught by The Principal aided by tesch-
ers In French and German.
Terms as heretofore For particulars send for
circulars. Communicatisns through the post-ofhce
lllreceiye prompt attention. .
&0TH. 81 above location. re 7-dtl5Se&te0d,6Oc
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MRS. HETH'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
INl CHILDREN, lOl south Third street. will be
reOpened MEDNEcDAY, september l, 1850. FOR
an Ia 4.eodtOctI MRS. ROBERT HETH.
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USICAI..

CAROLINE RICHlNGsBERNARD
" AND
PIERRE BERNARD,
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL INSTRUCTION
PRIVATE RESIDENCE ie WEST GRACE STREET
fse 4-1mI
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A. SAKs & CO.

The Leading and Largest Clothing-Hoase
In Virginia,
1913 Main street,
opposite the post-ofice.
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PERSONAL.

MR.. JOSEPH :. GREENsFELDER,
ltl having located permanently In Richmond. de-
sires To inform the public thai he has connected
himself With the extensive I'M OF Messrs. SlC Gle
BPOTUIRS, Dealers IN Dry Go0ls, 81 Broad
street where he would be pleased 10 see his nnmer-
Gus friends. se zo"lw
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MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS BOARDING
wi AND DAY.SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Nos. 9 and east Fifty-thrd sfreet. New York, re-
opens sRPTEMBEk 20. The course OF study IN
The cOllesiale departments meets all demands foI
the higher edncaLlon Of women. y I0-2taw3m
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8itTurond 9ispatth,
TUESDAY ......sEPTEMBER 2s, 1880.

ss- THe CIRCULATION or THr plsPATcH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED ClRCu.
r.ATfoN OF ALL THE VrHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS or THE CITY,
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL.
IL NEAR ALEXANDRIA, VA.
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Chicago, m.
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Il AhA INFT ANU TAIN IINU NLASo
IL FOR YOUNG LADIES
by Miss kEANE. student Of South heDstnRton
school Of Art and recipient Of medals from the
city Of Paris. commencing lST OCTOBER. FOR
particulars apply al 529 Second street near Clay.
.iPRIVATF iESSONSl. re 7-Tu&saSts
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ENTERED at the Postofhee at Richmond, Va, al
secopd-ciass natter.i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-13

70 abandon the policy Of waiting events,
which he eec,g,s hitherto 70 have adopted
Some cf Blaine7s frienI< kaye said to-ssaE
that ss result Of conferences which haTe
been held here during the past week II was
unite possible that he MAJ determine upon
new departure. ard may enieavor ct least 10
form an organization 20 prevent any Of the
Western States from instrueting for Gen
Grant Should ,hi. policy be determined
upon. II !. probable that the first effort VIII
be made in Illinois. II cannot be said that
Blaine la. yet decided on such course but
the Indications are that he will Washing
ton CorSespondcaee Boaon Journal
The NAME SrPERvIsoRsuirs-
Congr-s-man Laid and Nurch of Maine
have gone 10 work to prevent the c'nfirna-
tion Of Mr.. Hubbard Of Bangor. Who Is reIlli-
mated A. one Of the census supervisors i"f
Maine. They claim that there should be one
democratic supervisor for the State. They
have no objection TO Mr.. II. NJ Richardson
If Portland. the other nominee for SUPERVISE.
but have fled "a written remembrance with
senator Penjlcton the chairman Of the Sen
ale cen.- committee. against the confirms
ton ri Mr.. Hubbard Washington CORE
spsadeaee Of Bostoa H>raid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-13
"Frightening lnvalids.

The popular impression, strengthened h.
some scientific opinions, that consump,iu,
cannot be cured. has no doubt hastened H.
death of many inva!ids. by deprving them J,
the consolation of hope. Persons afflicted v;,s
pectoral disease should be supported by eysrs
assurance of a cure, not alarmed by M
gloomy, foreboding countenances Of tbos
around. For our part, We do not believe ,h,,
consumption is incurable, and let physcisD.
thcorize as they will, We have mass Of evi,
dence to prove that persons having all tae
symptoms of consumption, cough, deem
bloody expectoration, pain and oppression
sore throat, diarrhGa. night sweats, bunias
fever, &C., have been permanently cured !,
''Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of viii
Cherry" This old standard remedy pr.
pared only by DIR. Swayne & Son, Philadeg
phia. Price % cents and 81, or six bottk,
for S.. The large size is the most ecoucu,4
cal. Sold by all prominent Druggists
GEO. c. GOODWIN & Co., Boston Which,.
sale agents. octl5-feod&wtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-13

Mr.. Wilder Washington Perry is very
likely Ia have an opportunity to rctract
his ialsehood about the BAPTIST minister
here having received a present OF $50
from Mr.. Blaine. II was II depsocitd who
solicited Mr.. Blaine for the money Ia as
sist in paving n debt upon the organ of
the church. and the money was given
into the hands of the Same dcm1 cr.H. and
by him passed into the hands of the
treasurer OF the fund. who devoted Il to
the purpose for which it was intended.
Tho dtDi0crW who received the money
from Mr.. Blaine will testify to the facts
which we have stated Mr. pcrrys state
ment can be proved base libel upon the
Baptist minister by the testimony OF IN
honest democrat