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Loor & HAwLEY, Soils for compiainant.
a ugust 9TH 1876. So
. N0EIc Of NcIlOOI LlVM0fS.

rNTOTICE is hereby given, that shall Offer al
~ Public Sale, at the Court House inthe town
of Joliet, Will county, III :, OIL the Eighth day of
September next, Section sixteen, Township thirty
seven, Range nine east, in lms of forty acres y
Terms of sale, Cash-the purchaser having the
privilege OF borrowing the amount of his bid, for
from ole 10 five years, by giving the requisite
'euurIty.
A map and valuation Of said land may be seen
at my office, any time previous TO ihe day Of sale.
Thissection is situated in Oregon Precinct, ana
contains some of the best quality Ct prairie Iand
in the county.
Sale to commence al 10 o, clock A. NJ.
GEORGE S. FAKE,
School Comm of viii CO. If.
joliet, July 2I,slsl6.
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DIR SSa HSISf M RS
E13a52 B g IS
And Vegetable Tonic and Restorative
sae@s - Bitters, s}e- 90

4 RE acknowledged by the huat reds and thou
IN sands WIN are using them, to be not Only
the most mil and pleasant; In their operation, but
the most per ectly innocent, safe, ana efficient
medicines ever offered to the ppbic. Those no
once IN Ike trial of these pills and bticre, never
afterwards feel wiling 10 bc without them, which
is sufficient proof of their good qualities.
LIN the South, where billions disorders are so
prevalent, these medicines annually save ihou-
sands oflives, They are known wherever She
mediral art is spraclsed, abroad rs well as at
home; but the Sornl, especially has been the
grand field Of their triumph, IN though freq lent
attempts have been made to snpercede them, by
persons whose experience sl.ould have restrained
them from tamprrirg with human life, Spencer.s
pills re main as heretofor-, IL, popular medici.,s
OF the south and west Ii seems indeed, as IL ey-
cry attempt at rivalship only served 10 enhance
their reputation, 10 increase the vast demand
which has compelled the proprietor To double the
capacity of his establishment, 10 nrd'r 10 afford
he requisite supply. True science, however ig-
noracce and cupidity may assail its inventions,
will Garry the day al last: and for this reason the
medicines of DIR. Spencer being tho result of phil
nsopic0l research and universally Acknowledged
medical skill, will rlaintain thcir position in the
public favor, as long disease exists, ami health
is considered biass G.
In ali diseases OF the liver, stomach, and intes-
tine, SIP ncer's pills ard Diners are o only reli
able preparation. They clense the system OF It's
impurities, give strength and tone to all the ma
cainery of digestion, promote healthy Teioi,s,
prrtfy the blooi, cure dyspepsia and bilious con-
plants of esery form and character, and, as a
mild set aearcIing cRthartir. these plis ad;-
ted by the profession TO have no compent0r in
tiiewhoie range ofInedicaI science. rtsaG
I Phls 25ets., per box: Bitters Slpersboiiic.
Sold by BRowN' e. Co., Joliet; sanl w. s.
III YEI ST. La kDAFt
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heretofore been considered incurabe, such Is u
GERS Of the Larynx, Throat, Nose, Nodes, Co.
The ARCANUM EXTRACT is complete
Antidote to the serious Evils produced by the nyu.
dicious Use of MERCURY. Asa SPRING and
FALL PURIFIER it cannot be surpassed, work.
ing its way through the system with a silent and
effective force,-
Cleansing the BLOOD: - -
Removing DYSPEPTIC INFLUENCES;
Soothing the NERVES;
Removing INTERNAL. Distinctions and Dis
eases that would Otherwise cause injury 10 the
LIVER and LUNGS. If, III
Persons whose Constitutions are broken down
by the use Of MERCURY, ARSENIC, Bark, or
QUININE, and any who are suffering from
DISEASED LIVER, or an inJudciOus treatment
OF any of ihe above Diseases should use the AR
CANUM EXTRACT wiihou: delay. sr4s,.s
In complicated cases of SCROFULA and
SYPHILIS, and in cases where the SyPirIlrtIc
, Virus Of the Parent causes deye!opemem q
ScrofiIIa in the Child, this is THE ONLY REM
EDY upon which a reasonable hope Of Recovery
can be founded. 81. ..f-.,.... il. .
In numerous instances also, where liberation
had laid bare bOtlI ganieut aud bone, and where,
TO all appearance, no human means but amputa
ton could have saved life, Patients have been
snatched from the grave and restored to health,
the dcyourng disease being completely eradicated
by The use Of this inestinab,e Extract.
) The Proprietors of the ARCANUM EXTRACT
have had this Medicine used in all the above Dis
eases with the most gratifying Results In using
the Medicine neither Business or Pleasure need Do
interrupted, requiring only the usual restraint OF
moderation in diet, and is equally applicable and
) eiiicacious to'the infant as well as the adult.
IS Pamphlets, giving Description for what
Z the ARCANUM EXTRACT is applicable, with
observations on Inseiisible Perspiration, and a
Treatise on Diseases in general, accompany eaeh
Bottle. Agents are supplied with the above PAM
{ phlets for gratuitous Circulation. -.-H
( The 4RCANUM EXTRACT is pre-.
: pared by JOHN TFINER, Hamilton, Canada
: West, and JOHN IVINER & Co., 90 Maides
: Lane, New York, Sole Proprietors 81
PRICE-ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Or Joliet; also By LIN. BOYCE, agent for
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CHILDREN CRY FOR sHERMAN'S
Nedicated l.OZenges.

ENHESF, celebrated Lozenges are now offered
to the citizens Of oliet and the w est, MS the
best preparations (for the cure ofthe various isea-
ses for which they are recommended) ever offered
to the public. Tbsy consist of
t--r COUGH LOZENGES, t--~-ss..
Which are the safest and most effectual remedy
for Coughs, Colds, Whoepingcough, Asthma;.S &c.
ever offered to the public They operate by pro-
noting expectoration, allaying The irritation Of
coughing, and removing the Cause of the disease.
WORM LOZENGES.
TIE only infailibie Worm medicine sverrdisco,-
ered.ss4 In over 400,0 900 cases they have never
been krown5to FAIL Many diseases arise from
worms aud-occaslon, long and intense suffering &
even death without their ever being Suspected
when .ohe dJse oGthese Lozenges would speedily
cure them. $50 a. sisa ssoa5s srafssfs
CAMPdoR LoZENGEs, za
Cor Nervous or Sick headache, PaIpitation of tn
heart, Iasstude and nervous affections generally
CATHARTIC LOZENGE5. -
The best cat..artic medicine for removing bile
from the system and preventing attacks of the
bilious and intermittaut fevers Of this section o
the country. ssSst ~ 80 #a8.e f.
SuERMAS's Poor MAN's PLASTER. ~
This Plaster, of which over 100000 are sole
yearly, is believed to be the best plaster for rheu
matism, lumbago, pain in the back, side, breast
| or any other part cfthe body, ever prepared, AM
its price (only lea c,s,l brings it within the recl
If every person in the community.
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DIR. HULL's
COUCH KsE7aIa&S|

ARE now acknowledged by The tacaly to be
the most scientific AMI successful preparation ev
er discovered for the relief Of coughs, colds
snmpti"ns, asthma, whnoping cough. ca,arrh,
tishtness Of the lungs chest, bronchitis, am
similar pu monary Affections They are made
from the most valuable expectorant orcoush med
icI es, and are undoubtedly superior to everything
in use for those complaints.
Sold by BRowN g. &C., Iole w. 5. MyERe,
Lnrknn;t
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CAMPuoR LozENGEs.
FEVER & AGUE
Cured for 80 Cents.

DR.. SFIEMAN'S FEYE.R 81 .AGUE IOZ-
ENfES, which are unrivalled in the cure ofthis
distressing disease, are now offered to the public
IT the 10y price of FIFTY Cent? per Box
They have been used in Thousands o Ceases, within
the last three years in Illinois and Iowa. and
rd ely. If ercr. failed curing The diseass Be-
side: which, tile disease tcillnotfe the di
rcctions are followed.s4 s,s.s .p5ess - llf.-.-
iffrThe above medicines are for sale by 81
Brown Stt'c, < ems. s4fs2+
e. B1sh, Loekpoft: VIM. Grin:on, Plai.feId
Joliet, Sept. i6, ls41, v3nl4 Iy
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The GREAT CANADIkN REMEDY.
WineRss HhibaI
PEGTORAI. SYRUP.
4 Hoarhound and E..ecampdhe.

- ~ sOttteek oeftu As.t,c ittisS.
II Tnrivaled for The epfe Of coughs, olas,
NJ Asihnas Spi,ting Of Blood, Whoopins
Cangh, i Gully Of Br athing, Pieprsy, ,onsuInp-
ton, and all diseases of tho Lungs g..,sss ~
Bropchitis.a disease that is sendins thcusapas
to pren,aitre grave under the fictitious mans; Of
eonsumptioa. can be cu,ed by tine ase 81 this med-
icine. F.,f several years past this msdicin7 has
beer in use in Canada, where il has bfco ne uli.
yeTsally kunn, and is considered the best rnedi
cine. IN use fer all pulmonary diseases, The
great sue, ess which has attended IFS use IN that
co lntrl aud the many. tiuly wonderful cures II
has effected, i as induced the propietars 10 in
,rodllce i into the United States, confident u its
being the most safe and valuable remedy ever dis
covered, and adapted 10 al diseases Of the lungs
hen Any Of the functions do not perform their
aaiural OF ieaithv actio>. exertins nst grateful
and soothing Influence over the functibns of :he
whole system, diminishing excitement when OK
eessive ailayi,g irritation. orensssand y IN, I'D
speedily irnparting renewed visor 20 the whole
fame. -
BRooxi.rS, January %, 1886 -
Mcssrs Winer &. Co SO Maiden Lane, New
Yark-Sirs:- friend OF mIne hearing me- COM
plain Of very severe cough and hoarsehess, to-
g.ther with distress FROM which had suffered
for some time back, caused by severe cold sa T.
denly taken. purchased bottle of Your syrup OF
TInal houn.l and Elecampine, and gave II to me.
When commenced taking il, could mt speak
above ny be ah, nor could sleep without sitting
up u, mn bed most Of DE night. Ny cough sori1
nights world be incessan,, so as 10 deprive me
sleen: hut after taking three doses the hoarseness
wa m. res relieved, together with the pain calsnd
bv coughing; have continued its use until / have
taken abnut one half OF the bottle. am perfect
lIy free from any cough now, and am convinced
TIM, il had not obtained relief, the inflammation
,ft.e lungs ,rodlced thereby. would have brought
| on Consumption. II is certainly the best medi-
cine have ever taken for cough, the effect is
| soon felt, an will do all IN my poMerto mike
| ii known 10 my friends.
Yolrs, with mt;h gratituie. ,
B. McDIVlTT, 81 Front st.
| Prepared and sold. WHOLESALE and retail, by
John WIner &, CO., SO Maiden Lane, N. .s'le
| propiietors for the United States. Sold by
CHAS. CLEMENT, agent for Joliet; also by
3, NJ. B0YCE, agent for Chicago, nj
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CLEMENS INDIAN TONIC.
infallible cure for Chills or
s4gtsP ~ Feeey..

And q Sure remedy Tor bilious, Remit
tent and other Fepers.
This Invaluble Medicine ispnrely veg
etable.
success Of this truly unri-
L. rGlled Tonic, il curing in a few hours " here
all otherTemsdies have failed. and that too. il.
cases of from, six months TO ten years standing
warrants the asssrtonl that il taken according 20
the directions, il is infallible. 4 long list Of
certi6catesin proof tsinfalibilt ysaighi be all
detI: butthnss upon the wrapper are dsemed s,d-
fcisnt.
It's not in the least Tiauseating. nor does II
operate upon the bowels; bui its saiutary ac,i0n
upon tue whole stem Il spcilafaling 1haiesert
one is highly delighted at their speedyrecovery
heath Such remedy, the iliicied have long
been IN want of; one TINT cures specify andperl
,Eanently, where the usual eaution 20 inpTo e-
exposure 10 observed. afsI gss8 hsla fEssf3t7 Il
HyFrofn the great popularity Of this midi
cine, many limitations processing to be GLEN
EMS INDIAN TONIC, are a6iat. Therefore
be sure 10 ask fof that prepared BY sGiiO.e' w.
HOUSE, Nashville Teniessec, vsho j. sUie pro
.priefor. :, ss.tts Z :. 3 - - 80
CAUTION.--Tc pleyeni Eana observe Hpnr
the direcii0ns upon the bbtfle, the Isl Titnfn sigsi
ture of Geo. w. House. Also moulded Al tIje
botl e ah Indian. viii The wofda ssCiemenss In
aisn TONES prepared by Geo, W. House: - a /
others are countesfeit. s-szss
For saia by George HI HoodfaF, Jelief.. (. 81
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Potato Rot.


This fatal and wide spread malady pre-
walls to a considerable extent in this re.
gion and we hear oft in almost every d.
rectIon, east, west, north and south, and
IN Europe. In some sections it is light,
IN othersitis severe. hts extent will de-
pend much on the weather, sometimes il
comes on very suddenly, beginning and al.
most completing its work in "a hours. Ii
prevails in the hot climate OF the south,
and the cold region of Nova Scotia.
The vast extent of this disease, its sud-
den andfataI effects, and its falling more
or less upon every variety, and under all
the various circumstances of location,
soils, manures and numerous preyentives,
are, in our opinion, conclusive evidence
that it is MOI produced bymsects, nor loca.
ton, nor soil, nor manures, nor. mode OF
cultivation, nor from old variety, nor cold
nor heat, nor wet, nor draught, nor fungus.
But the most ofthese may be predisposing
causes, and the last follows disease an 1
ilourishes on the decaying plant and des.
troys il, .ha7d $50 f.saSffSas staiz
We think, as we have stated before,
that this disease is caused by an unf;.vor
able atmospheric influence, that like a pes.
thence, and many disorders that effect the
human race, sswaEketh BY night and vast.
eth by noon day" and that il is cornpara.
lively anewtting, in this part ofthe world
at least Boston CM. st@ Ea
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E1e CIsNlsee1'y.
Will County Circuit Court, October Term
-1S46.
1HOntnS . 1tUHEOIel
Us. Bill for Divorce.

1t appearing by a6idavit fled in this cause,
that the said defendant is not resident of tnt
State OF illnois-Notic is therefore hereby given
To the said re endant, that dill fnr divorce hae
been fled against her in the Clerks O.:ice of said
Court by the said complainant, and that sum
mons has been issued thereon, md that unless she,
the said ,iefe ant shah, and arpeaI before The
Circuit Court Of said will county, II be neld al
the Cour House in Joliet OH the second MONDAY
after the fourth Monday of September next, and
answers the sud compliments bill Of Complaint
the same will be taken as &C Messed against her,
and decree entered accordingly.
Wm SMITH, Clerk :,
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sed, and could in an Instant put forth his
destruction. II also appears to prove, that
lheglarger animals, unlike the smaller
ones, and small birds, are incapable Of
being acted upon by the power Of taciiia-
tion.=- Medical Times. ssa
PIRATEs IN THE EAST IaDIEs.--Ac-1
counts. from Singapore. 10 The 2sth OF.
May report that the Dutch war schooner
Chameleon, on herway to Mintew, had
been captured by pirates and sunk, off
the coast of Banka, all hands being kill
led. The pirates mustered 40 boats each
containing so men, and each boat armed
with along gun. The pirates afterwards
landed on the Island of Banka and sack
ed a village, killing all who offered any
resistance, and then re.embaIked carry
ing with them some men, women and
children as slayes-also some treasures
and tin. Il is said that the pirates were
under the command ola renegade Dutch
officer, who was dismissed from the SER
vice of the Dutch government some years
ego, under circumstances of peculiar dis
grace. He fed to the Illanoon pirates,
and married the daughter of one of their
chiefs and has since been active in train
ing the pirates for service against his
countrymen and their trade. The steam
ship Merope has gone in search Of the
pirates .-Detroa Free Press, of 9Th.
fzasssstf ---L----- ----------z---- s. s3s
THE CULTURE OF TEA.--The French
have introduced, it is said with fattering
prospects of success, the culture of tea in
to France, and have also attempted to in
troduceit into Algiers. In the wide space
occupied by the Kingdom of France. and
by IFS possessions in Africa, the expert
ments will have sufficient range for The
choice of the soil and climate which shall
be found best adapted to the culture, The
experiment thus far it is said, has been
most successful in France, and that the
climate of,Aigiers has proved TO hot.
Glass BoTTLEs.--It is not generally
known that glass bottles are made with
surprising rapidity. A workman, a gath
erer and a blower, will finish one hundred
and twenty dozen Of quart bottles in ter
hours. 5t
PREAcH1NG.-A parisioner complained
to his parson, that his pew was too far
from the pulpit, andthat he must purchase
one nearer.
"Whyl" asked the parson-''can't yol
hear distinctly"
/ "Oh yes, lean hear we'll enough"
"Can't you see plainly"
EYES, can see perfectly well. "
"Well, then, what can be the trouble?'
/ "Why, there are so many in front ofme
who catch what you say first, that by thu
time ytur wordsr each my ears, they arr
as flat as dish.water." s
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DR. HULLsS
III IsE78EIe5sII

GhiItsen via cry for DR.. fluiiss WORN f.ozen-
ges oniy read whit this medicine has done.
YoikviIlss Gibson co., Tenn. Dee. q, 1879.
Drs G. r. Ifilik--SouIe inantIns since your a.
gent left with me for sale, what he considered
iaEge saisply sef-our Norm bozenges, but lhaYs
sold all nui, and could have sold three times as
many more, had been supplied 10 t!.nt amount.
4 hope you will instruct your agent 10 leave
rnl-h greater supply when he comes this way r.
gaia Their use IN my family has been of gfest
bsnefl: Edward Mct'arcle. Esq gayo some 10:
child four years old, and the FIRST dose bToueh,
away between thirty an1-forty worms Mr.. VIII
liam Nc Daniel had child whom he fshfsiciai,s
pronoun- ed incdraiie, ana said IL wuuid die. but
The child was cured by using DR. ! Hubs Worm
Lozerges. 4ou:s, truly,
! STEPHEN LuK5N.
Price 70 cents per box. For sale by BRoEs
Il Go oliet; and w 81 NrERs, Eor kpors.
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Yoirs, with m'h:h gra titufe.
B. McDIVITT. 81 Front st.

Prepared and sold. WHOLESALE and retail, BY
John WIner &, Co, SO Maiden Lane, ". .s'le
propiietors for the United States. Sold by
CHAS. CLEMENT, Agent for Jol.t; also by
3. NJ. B0YCE, agentfor Chicago, MI
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INIT lbs. MarsbaiIss patent I.ss.ss,
for sale BY The pouu, ~ Lattsso.s,s. :
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a Choice loi Young HYaDn, Ganperder ) 3
n Imperial Tea 81 Maslssan's - 50. s :
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Glass BoTTLEs.--It is not generally
known that glass bottles are made with
surprising rapidity. A workman, a gath
erer and a blower, will finish one hundred
and twenty dozen Of quart bottles in ter
hours.
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JEDDIAH WooLLEY JR.,
SURVEYOR AND AGENCY OFF1cE.

= CHICAGO STREET, JOLIET, Hi.
Will attead to Surveying or giving descriptions
of Lnnd or Town lots in Will, Kendall, Grundy.
or La-Salie counties o all chose who snalifayof
him with n call; and will have at all times on
hand Maps ofthe above counties, with correct
4teineatIous of Timber and Prairie and Streams,
with falls of water wherever occur, either on
the Des PLANES, Du Page, K iiikakee. or Illinois
rivers; end also the principal Roads: together
ssith representation ofthe Illinois s. Michigan
CEnal.
The experience Mr.. Woolcy has had as Sur
svcyorin Tbs aboyecountieH in the last fifteen
years ~iIl warrant him IN saying thalll car
give general Satisfaction. e ss
(. In all cases his csaarges will be rensonable,
and,protnp in his attention 10 business. His
Office nearly opposite the Eagle Tavern.
80 References. -
Hon J wENTwoRfH.
n. l.. WILSON,
5 Joliet, May 5, 1916. Aft
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UJ- The following curious account of a
combat between "a monkey and corba
da capella, was related to me by an old
friend in Bengal, who heard itfron gen.
tleman geho lad witnessed the fact at Pa.
tua some thirty years ago. The monkey
inhabited a large burr linlice} or bunyan
tree, and. was preparing to ascend it
when he perceiveda large cobra near the
root. on every attempt to approach the
trunk, the snake reared his crest to at.
tack him, and, as the monkey moved to
the other side, the snake, Il. like manner
shifted his ground, so asaIways to inter.
ccpt bis advance to the tree The mon.
key on this, qlickeaed his movements,
DANCED from side to side, occasionally rush!
ingsdirectly at the snake, as if to seize il,
kept it in a state ofcontinlal action. and
alarm for nearly two hours At length
Inc Cobra, apparentlytired out, Iaystretch-
cd 1.-THE groual Iphe monkey now walk
50 iclsarely before il, Watching its motions
az me time with the utmost vigilance,
am gsadaasiy lessening the distance be.
tweon . them, I'LL he arrived Within reach
o. q sEagie bound, when. snrino;nes .,,,,o,,
ms enemy before he had fis,e $, 20. IL
head graspel him firmly By the ,neclxs. =
The snalse instantly enveIoped hin, +, =.
folds, but the monkey, retaining H. Sois
selzed brickbat Ga part of The rhine :, !.
an CID Ragoda and atthe foot of the tfe4 !
and cody SET himself to work 10 rub !; !,
agaInstthe head ofthe snake. This one.
ramon was continued with the most de.
termsned perseverance,, till he had u.terl,
destroyed al yestige otthe head, reducing
= 70 9 confused mass, when, disengagins
nllaselt from the now ineFtfelds, he threw
i from him, and sprang up tohis wontec
foosting place 10 the tree. as..a q
Alter this i can scarcely he questioned
that The monkey Was not perfectly aware
Of illq DANCE fous shatacter Of The snake
20 also, knew aasl lhe seat of the for.
'N'4ablc power which his enemy posses,
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SCHOOL BOOKS & STATIONARY,

3 a 7 LtlYE'S. l.95e4s
"A RueJ, Cap and Letter ,pnper; Quills, Ma
norandant Pocket Books; Kirkham's Gran.lnar,
olney's Geography and Atlas, t,omstock g Philas.
eephy, Sanaers' Readers Isl, 2nd and 3rl; do.
spsiling Books; Blank Books.
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lRn0 FAIRS BOOTS & SE0ES r,
lNAONysale at Loves Cheap S,ors
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M. K. BRoWNsoN.

zAIOWIIJS IVAuEN'I IN'AO'
Mr. .aylor:-I have analysed the Jew Da
vid's Honey Coated Pills, and have foInt the -
To be composed If the most approved and valua.
Bile articles in Materia Medica-and in all cases
yhe e have known them tried, they hive given
perfect satisfaction.
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sed, and could in an inst ant put forth his
destruction. It also appears 10 prove, that
lhelarger animals, unlike the smaller
ones, and small birds, are incapable Of
being acted upon by the power of faciiia-
=tion.4- Medical Times. sss
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GORDON NJ. d.

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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
AND LOUISA RAILROAD.
CHANGE or HpHRS
TABLE OF RATES.

Al Meeting OF the President and Directors OF the RICH
MOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, the 18th day Of October,
lsI5, the following Table OF Rates for the Transport
taron OF Passengers adopted, take effect and
after the IL day Of December until otherwise
dered by the Board.
BETWEEN RICHMOND