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RESS GOODS -Pompadour Barsee Rob-.
~ graduated eross-ovcr do. emhd Swiss do
Ba zatine aud Paris Lawns Gar esenine
ard street dresses.st up III w II SELBY'S.
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REMOVAL.

nAKUM- 300 his ostom
" WOOL 400 Lb, Wv! fSiDs
700 Lbs Packing Yam
100 40 wssPging T~ine
so doz Bed Cords cod Porgh Lines
IL Do Heap sod Cation i~H Lnes together
Nth sssasfsi s,ssrmesi 0l C0fdsgs ~
RERRY.
cAsg GENUINE FARINA COf0GNt, ~
as,s Pryor . PAUL.
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CIT DISPENSAKf, &c.
kaonrn-EAsT CORNER or MONROE & Arm SIS.
The consulting hours OF this Institute will
hereafter be from III to IL A. NJ. and from
~ 70 S n. M. every day. Sundays IA to 3
r. M.
Any eases who may require medical stten
6snce, and medicine. between The hours above
specified, ere requested 10 call upon either OF
fhe attending physicians, % theif Offices, when
they will promptly receive such assistance as
their cases may require.
kTrKSDtNG PHYSICIANS.
UK. TODD, Main st.
3 BATES, Quincy ST.
= ERiSSELL, Church ST.
. HiLDRErH, Corner Monroe and
II. order Of the Board.
u. A.. WLDRETH, S16'U
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CoHMoN WALL PAPER-559 p, Common
~ Wall Paper ~ q great vsueiY 81 sigles and
patterns iusi received fVm The manufacturer and
Dr sale II he lowest market price nv
apf3 "a r HOnNBRoOR, Moap,e s..
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RULwER's NEW VOWEL, Lucretia,
- or the Children Of Night; by the author d
&c. &c---25 cents
Nov 30 r. TAYLOR
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GEORGIA..

II Platka next Tuesday by 8 a m.
Leave PiIatka every Tuesday a. m, arrive at
Savannah next Friday by 8 am.
Proposals for twice week, also for three times q
week service, will be considered.
S252. From Reform to Springfield, 6 miles and
back, twice week.
Leave Reform every Tuesday and Friday at II a
m, arrive at Springfield same days by pm.
Leave Springfield every Tuesday and Friday at
pm, arrive at Reform same days BY 4 pm.
3253 From Armenia to Scarborough, 81 miles
and back, once week.
Leave Armenia every Friday at p m, arrive at
St.tssborough same day by pm.
Leave Ststesborough every Friday at a m, arrive
at Armenia same day by - m.
1854 From Halcyondale, by Black Creek, Buck
Creek, Jscksonborough, Mill Haven, Sardis, and
Old Church, to Wayncsborough, 50 miles and back,
twice week.
Up m, arrive at Waynesborough next days by l
Leave waynesborough every Wednesday and
Saturday at p m, arrive at Hslcyondale next days
by pm. l,
3055. From Midwife, to swsinsborough, 90 miles
and back, once week. tfsasT
Leave Midwife every Saturday at Up m, arrive
At gwsinsborough same day by Jpn,
Leave Swsnsborough every Saturday at z a m,
arrive AT Midwife same day by IL m.
3Q56. From Peterborough, to Louisville, ~
miles and back, twice week.
Leave DdvlSoorouRn every Wcunesuhy anu SAT.
urday at m, arrive at Louisville same days by 7
p m. iltttg
Leave Louisville every Wednesday and Saturday
dl0sm, arve at Davisborough same days by Q
pm. afa .f.
1857. From Tennille to Sandersvillc, miles
and back, three times week.
Leave Tepnille every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at p m, arrive at Sandenville same days
by4pm.
Leave Sandcrsvile every Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at m, arrive at Tennille same days
by2pm. w
sass. From Tennille, by Irwin's Roads and
Buck Eye, to Dublin, 81 miles and back, twice q
weak.
Leave Tennille every Wednesday and Saturday
ats m, arrive Mt Dublin same days by 6 pm
Leave Dublin every Tuesday and Friday at 9 a
m, arrive at Tenniilc same days by g q IN.
1859. From Miedgevile, by Devercaux's Store,
Sparta, and Msyheld, te warrenton, As miles and
back, daily.
Leave Milledgeville daily at 8 m, arrive at War
renton same day by 7 m.
Leave Wsrrenton daily at a m, arrive at Mil
ledgevilIe same day by S p m. ~
Proposals to commence this route at Macon will
be considered. a
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hihPana, 70 IroupVlle, 10 niles ana back, once q
week.
Leave Waynesville every Wednesday at 2 m
arrive at Troupyle every Saturday by 6 m. a.,
Leave Troupville every Sunday at 6 a m, arrive
at Waynesvlle every Wednesday by 10 m.
1919. From Jeffcrsonton, to Haddock's, Fla, 81
miles and back, once week. ,7N,r
Leave Jeffersonton every Thursday at a m, arriv,
at Haddock's same day by 6 I'm.
Leave Haddock's every Friday at 5 m, arrive a
Jeffersonon same day by pm.
$3.50. From marlborough, by Holmesville
Camp Ground, and Willie's Store, to Lumber City
80 miles and back, once a week. h
Leave marlborough every Monday at 5 a m
arrive at Lumber City next day by 8 pm.
Leave Lumber City every Saturday at m, ar
rive at Waresborough next day by SPIN.
+ 1881. From Troupville, by Piscola, Fla, and
Cherry Lake, to Madison c. H., 81 miles and back
once week.
Leave Troupville every Thursday at 6 m, arrive
at Madison G. Fl. same day by 6p m.
Leave Madison G. III. every Wednesday at m
arrive at Troupville same day by g. pm.
1882. From Troupvlle, by Sharp's Store, Okla
pico, Townsville, and Cairo, to cambridge, g
miles and back, once week 10 Thomasvle, ant
twice week the residue Of the route.
Leave Troupville every Thursday at 8 a m, arrive
at ThomasyiIle same day by Up m.
Leave Townsville every Wednesday ut s a m
arrive at TroupvilIc same day by 7 pm.
Leave Thomasvillc every Monday and Friday a
m, arrive at Beintrdge same days by m
Leave cambridge every Tuesday and Saturday
at m, arrive at Thomasville same days by
m.
1888. From Troupville, by Parish's and Hender
sons, to IrwinviIlc, rs miles and back, once .
week, w IL 4f ~
Leave Troupville every Sunday at S m, arrive
at Irwinville next day by 6 pm.
Leave Irwinville every Tuesday at 5 m, arrive
at Troupville next day by m.
3284. From Macon, by Busbayyille, Perry, Mi
nerva, Horsehead, Travellers Rest. Amerlcus
Starkville, Palmyra, Albany, and Newton, to Balm
bridge, ITO miles and back, three times week.
Leave Macon every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at a m, arrive at Banbridgc next days by
IL night.
Leave Bsinbridge every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday at am, arrive at Macon next days by
Al pm. v 1890 ~
Proposals for sem-weekly service on this route
will be considered 49, $500
$685.. From Macon, by Ba,emsn's Store, For,
Valley, and Marshallville, TO Laner G. H., 46 miles
and back, twice a week.
Leave Macon every Tuesday and Friday at a
m, arrive at Lsnier G. III. next days by IL m.
Leave Lanier G. III. every Wednesday and Sat
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came par. Of such contracts ors!ng onefour,h the
entire rchase money ~ each and every sale OF The
Land although even in England they rarely exceeded one
fourth U one half OF the yearly value u the property
These wee called stockse terures and previous 10 the
act of - Charles ID these Incidents were Ory sgplca-
Die 70 grants made by the King and OF no erect
WI i, De cGatendet that have such system ,bs,
men BIZ contract can 20 GHythng Thai they may not
.y h. subjected 10 these quarter sales bu; 10 every in
cifat appeItaniagt tnsse ieuda euures WIN il be
Tra,eo5t her all This iusy be done By contract II
hos. fn.s FOR alienation 9rere abolished then no
other Of these euda incidents have been # his act s
IN receive such construction then le. man lind tenants
ignorant enough. and there L incident Of feudasm
which NAV not be made matter of contrac: and made
obligatory upon the grantee and system may grow
through medium, OF contracts that would become sub
ers; az civil liberty itself This will no, be coutendsd
for surely Why hY express grantof Queen Anne, this
ver landlord had the rsht 20 hold al baron and
cci-s loo, o-er his rrancr and was entitled to all the
lines which should imposed and levied By courts OF
over and t.lner and general sessions Of the peace on
me manor Such the express contract between the
Sovereign and the patentee Mr.. Van Rensselaer, VIII
II be pretended that that contract is It'll il being and
may be en- forced No Yet there IS no law sboishins
!, Tho colcny and STATE have administered laws and
EXERCISED jurisdiction This very manor of Rensse.
Iee-grck in deroeaton Of such grant ami vet the CON
tract existed il the teeth Of such laws and jurisdiction
II such contracts srs SO sacred that no laws enactment
can -eacn them then SIR Van Rcns seaer mas the power
now 10 hold courts and il entitled 10 all the fn; i'm
oose6 IN al the Courts # General Sessions tho Peace
ma OYER and Te-lniner held within the limits OF his man
or the fines for alienation have been destroyed
then nothing has and Van Rensselaer, preserves s this
power.
It is assumed then as well established principle and
which has been uniformly acted upon thar when coz
tract though il may In terms violate any law
trry 10 the spirit design and net OF the policy Of the
law il is void voidaole And another principle is
equally just and well settled that when contracts
kaowiedced to be against the policy Of laws and in
contrsven,ion OF the spirit of our institutions the Legs
lave power mas the right TO take the control of them,
ttn erna IF ar-,f,a 49,
aud equity
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1VAN's VEGETABLE EXTRACT-An infallible RENE
i DIV for Epieptc Fits Falling Sickness Commissions
c-Th medicine which Is purely vegetable, Is the only
remedy that has been discovered which Will positively
cure this hitherto invuuerable disease. L! ID well known
from time mmeoria physicians have pronounced Eplep-
TIC Fits incursbe IL has baed all their skill and the boast
ed power all medicine consequently thousands have
suffered through miserable existence and al last yielded
up Their lives upon the altar OF insanity This IL no hction
paerna feeling 81 innumerabe hearts VIII bear tes'
rony And with all Difference ~ tho opinions OF physi-
clans the learned and great say positively, Epilepsy
can be cured We ofho~ long Standing or what
are effects produced by it. it he cured The 'egeta-
bic Exuac. is all powerful curing Ibis dread scourge OF
the human fsmiy-hundeds have been cured and me Ger
caes Omany may be the principal ONCE iSi Grand
81 New. York. where the afflicted invited ~ call and
have their cases EXAMINED and advice given free OF charge
Let thosewho doubt the efficacy OF the Vegetable Extract or
who think their case Ia hopeless let such call INA o'
lowing persons who have either been cured or are no"
using the medicine:
Mrs Jane Bennett whosG was afflicted ior eght or
nine years with Epeptc Fs, cured by using me We
ge,able Exiract-cal and her stl7l Grsnd-sL
Mr. Jacob Petty who afflicted for four years WIN
Epieplic Fits cured by usiGg the Vegetable Extract
call and him at ia Delsncy-s Mira Eleanor w. Mel
was afflicted for twenty years win Eplepuc F ana was
cured BIZ using the Vegetable Extraccs and see ner a.
Yorkyille. Mr. WIN. FL. Parsels, who mas been aticed
for years with Epileptc Fits Is now uslng the
Vegetable Extraci-ca and him al No lib brooIne,sL
And numerous others nay be called on II desired fhce
81 per bot,ls-
cents ner box DRS. VANS < HART Projectors.
J. iusod Principal Office l3i jfana-st Newly ork-
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UNIVERSITY EDITION
! 49, ~ Is a

nF DR. WEISTERS DICTIONARY: Abridged from
~ lae Ouarto Anisrcan Dictionary with Walkers Key
the pronunciation OF Greek Latin and Scripture proper
Ianes wiki Memoir s-d Bust Of ine Aithor One
volume. royal cuodrclo
In This Revised Edition. the principal object has been 10
furnish work those classes OF the community
who want for consultation something seove ordinary
School Dicaonery but who disposed purchase
WeDsters sreer works For this purpose numerous sd
GiIons have been made he vocabulary, and the dehni
rong particularly from ls portion c! the American Die
consry hch sdded IL the edition OF 94 srd elsofrom
the stdelds ol95 mat the number OF words in ih
ea5u.sry is above thousand lSeoO THAI in
Wslke 5 large Dictionary.
This Dictionary designed for general and popular is
presented TO the public the hope that Il will the
wants ot uuurde OF the couutrynen OF Dr. Webster
Only among The teachers ara higher cessssin Public Schools
and Academies but also IN The Counting House the Manu-
fac.c-y and the Family For sale by Booksellers gere ally
HUNTINGTON X SAVAGE.
i.S os 2l5 Pearls N York.
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1OQteut Hle0irines.
SpRJNG PURIFII

SPRING PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
WINER iARCANUM EXTRACpvs SARSAPARlLLA.
SPRING Purifier OF the Blood, this slodicino can
a not be surpassed working way through the system
with sien, and effective force
Cleansing the Blood
Removing Dyspeptc Influences
Soothing the Nerves =,
Removing Internal Distractions and Diseases ihhi would
Otherwise Injury to the Liver ana Lungs t mteo
times cheaper peassnier and warranted superior 10 any
Winers Arcanum Extract is warranted perfect euro for
ALL diseases ursng from an impure state OF the bood,
scroiula, or Kings Evil.
/ liberated Sore Throat,
Diseases OF the Skin White Swelhngs
| Diseases Of the Bones Ulcers Of all kinds,
| Sypblidc and Mercurial Diseases,
Affections OF the Liver, Dyspepsia,
Long standing Rheumatic Affections Gout and all Chronic
Persons whose constitutions are broken down by the use
ofMecury Arsenic Bark Qunine and any who suf
ferng from Diseased Liver inudicious treatment Of
m Diseases should the Arcanum Extract without
delay.
In complicated cases OF Scrofula and In cases where
Virus OF Inc parent development Of Scrofua In tho
child this Ia the only remedy upon which Reasonable hope
OF recovery can be founded.
In numerous instances also where liberation had laid
bare both and bone und where TO all appearance
human means but amputaaon could nave saved NE, a.
have been snached from the grave and restored TO
health The devourng disease being completely eradcaed
by tho OF this nestmable ExiracL
The propheors OF the Arcanum Extract have had this
fing results In using the medicine neither business or
pleasure need be- interrupted requiring only inc usual re-
strnint Oi ulOderauOD auu
eifcarious the infant well as the adult
Pamphlets giving description for wha, the Arcanum
Extract is applicable with observations on lnsensble Per
spulion and Treatise Dsessesin general, accompany
each bottle Agents supplied with the above pamphlets
for graiuitous circulation.
The Money will In all be refunded when fair Trial
ofthis medicine has been made without beneficial result
Price 81 per BOTTLE or six bottles for IS.
John Wilmer Co. So Maiden-lane New York, sole pro-
prietors for the United States.
Sold by Wyatt Ke.cham, III Futonst; R. A. ssyds
1s3 Bowsry cor of Spring. J. l. COddington, sos Hud,
SON corner Of Spring; j. W. Bssse ga Broedwayj and
a, ts New-York Patent Medicine Warehouse, Division
az, (Croton Hall
In Brooklyn by Mrs Hays, lS9 Futonst.; ]. Bnce
JsnlessL; r. r. Qurk Co. corner Of Atlantic and Column
bia SITS; DIR. Sleane, 1874 Fultonst l9f ThGSlm-
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BRAITHWAITE'S RETROSPECT

HF PRACTICAL MEDICINE and Surgery, Part ~,
" JuY StS, January 1916 s jus: published, containing
upward OF 500 pages octave Price 50 cents.
Ths Invaluable compend OF Medical Intelligence
prses m account every discovery End Improvement Of
aay impoItsEce Sds lbs medical science during TIE
las, ak months. l. il work that is acknowledged 20
be indispensable The practitioner who wishes 20 keep
pace with the Improvements OF The age and liz merits
well known the profession no. with accord, have
ranked il lie mos: truly us2!u medical Journal ever
published.
Terms Tor the whole series, No. to u, So; per year
thereafter, 81 So Address, post paid. the publisher
l9f DANIEL ADEE. lH7 Eulion-sl.
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PURE BEARS, OIL.

PUh6 66A6o ol4s
S,NJ <H2 THE ONLY BEAUTIFIER AND
s. SfSSES*R~ PRESERVER OF THE HAIR
SsgEssEF2$#a& The oldes, writer's the subject Of
.txEktSTka Inc Hair have and all alluded 10
Ey EW The properties contained in genu.
.sG-Es@SY inc Bears Grease, Is a preservative
~ hoar,s., nj % Natures covering for tho heed.r Hip
,ss roos, ancten, medical writer upon this subject,
p ~ Ss TTestise on the parts OF the Human BODY
M, The fat of Tho Urs Bear very nutriye In start
ing and preserving the root. Of the hair Of adults when pre-
or b. hear nearest The akin covered with shining fat
which forms from whence sp1ng and originate
the Of the hair that covers asn 50 p S
The fat Of this animal is very useful 70 the human ses 10
leading the recovery Of the bar wnsn premsaIey .osL
penuo BesIg on for hair For years The pure article
has been considered by the mos. eminent Physicians tho
hast reredy for dsndru falling of weakness Of the
hair ana ali complaint connected herewith Great
should in all ss 10 the genuneuess and pg
INV OF the oil The real article carefully purified and high
" pertumed for GALE by A. B. SANDS 4 co. Chemists
rs Broadway cor Chambersst; IS bulson-sti and "a
East Broadway Price 50 cents for large and Is cents for
small bott!es ~. lmeoo
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Books
NEW COMMON PLEAS RULES

NEW COMMON PLEAS RULES.
lust PUBLISHEO-The Rules and Orders OF the Court
- Of Common Pleas. ihe City and County OF Newly
For sGa tn Law Stationery Establishment OF
ms JANSEN ( BELL, l5s Nassau, a.
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How 1T WAS DoSE Mr.. Spencer, Il Senator In
tae New York Legislature ie~ days since IN speech
before the Senate OF thai State referred 10 the abolition
o. slavery ic Massachusetts he said there WAS no spe
esc record OF lis abolition John Quincy Adams had in
!omed him OF the probable manner in which slavery
MAS abolished in Massachusetts Il was in this wise
note had been given for the price Of slave. in l1S-
This note sued; and the court ruled thai the msker
had received consideration, man could not be
sod From that time forward Slavery died IN the old
Bsys,atc
CONVICTION FOR FRAUp.-Is the Boston MUM
epa Court Saturday, Edward c, Robinson. indicted
with Charles ). Church Nehemiah Hodge, and Aaron P.
Cline Indicted fer conspiracy 10 chea, and detraud
merchants OF Boston tried and conTlcted. IL APP
pears ths Cline sent TO Boston and represented 20 John
summons Co. and Jones & Bgition mat tic was deeply
nso!vcutsnd obtained from those gentlemen goods 10
tneyeu OF S25G0 These goods We're transmitted by
Tie Western Railroad 10 Ptsotus. and there Robinson
and Hodge obtained possession OF them and they
AIKEN TO the deferdants store ia New-York. When Ms.
Simmons became convinced OF the ra5cslty OF Cline,
&c Immediately proceeded 10 North Adams, where
elnes store located ana from thence traced the
soocs Into Rooinsons possession Bur, although Cline
vas willing make restitution Tor the benefit Q; his Bos
Ion creditors be banked by Robinson. who refused
70 gi7e up the goods
iNsTALLATIoN-Re David Fosdick was IN
s'1ed minister OF Hollis.st Church Qsely under the
pastoral care q. Rev John PerpoGt on Tuesday. TIE
.EInon By Rev Dr. Putnam OF RoXoury was from Isaiah
"a IL Introductory Prayer and Reading Of the Scrip
,SIes by Rev. F. D. Huntingdon Installing Prayer by
~ IAEAInani hlgnl EbnI OF FtIto"Sulp uy nov
IeSndter Robins, Charge by Rev. DR.. Fro!nnshsn :;
nadfess TO the People by Rev. Dr. Ganue, Concluding
f'sSer by Rev. Mr.. Lincoln. Boston jour.
ES-Tbe Postmaster at Chatham -Four Corners,
a. writes the Albany Argus that the OF his
0oe shows gain OF IS 80 FOR the quarter ending
zee 81 ls45 (under the low pos,asc9 the cor
rates
SOMEBODY HiT.--The Massachusetts Dew Drop
s hat the Directors Of TIE Fall River Railroad have
eeed BY vote. that ardent spirits shall be trans
sS.'sa eTer their roads. The Bangor Wing says it Will
SoS % ior them to convey such have
seen In this vicinity.
DEATH oE WILLiAM JENKIAs-W illiam Jenk-
5I a "a ELDER OF The society Of Friends died in Ployi
M ase On Tuesday evening. at!ef prouacIed illness
An;is jenkins, his widow, is widely known through
~, ms country and in England as a distinguish
p'eaeasf OF the Friends denomination.
Providence TRANSCRIPT.
. annual FAsr.-Thursday. the second day o.
apr, has been appointed by The Governor TO DE Oh
eha, as day OF Jubilee Fasting and Prayer IN Massa
CO. W George Lowrey. the acting Chief of the
asoSee Nation, mas issued procama.icn calling upon
E people OF the Nation" TO observe Friday, the 9Th
'1''' a. q day o, fasting, humiliation and yrayer
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WIYER,s PEcroKAL SYRUP

OF HOREHOuSD AND ELEcAhPAhE.
4 SPEEDY AND ETFECTUAL REMEDY for Coughs,
"A Gods, Hoarseress, Splitting OF Blood, Whooplns
Cough Crodp, PIeursy, Bronchitis, Consumption, Paus
ana Soreness u the Breast and Lungs
Asthma most Distressing diseaie the suferlngs oil "hlcn
have beea be than those OF DEATH can be
cured by The use of medicine. The OF this ci,-
ease are violent Of construction OF the chest WIN
aloud wheeling respiration hear the patient a. some
wheeling snd breathing Such an aAek ss III. - -
accom- panied by short end cough curing "ncn o
face lie pale elong gated and pinched mo nose saa n
,ias become cold the skin throughout the body oecoes
ro1ah from reocession Q! blood from IL y or
.ose nf creeping felt IN different parts OF me oooy
q, bs patent ooks 40 dying; be s cold and
pale and gasplns for breath and Ia suca agony rom e
ysnt OF II lhst one would think BIN dying Such an a.
tscs as tbs NAV last only minutes, or It may last sew
M hours IL Generally place about The middle OF the
night and Is a!os frequeas On any Sudcen cnanse u inc
weather. =, rom, N,
Prepared and sold, wholesale AID retail, 81 JOHN WI.
NER co S Maiten-Iene New YORK. cole proprietor for
the Uniied States and l2 Futons las Bowey cor OF
Spring, 3a3 Hudson cor. OF Spring, Oil Broadway and
Druggist. generally throughout the ccGntry In bl0oEyn
al the office Of the L. l. Star 81 Flcu-st and + T Qnirk
Co cor of Atlantic and Columbia sis. III lmeod.
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the Drops remedy s Sss ws
nh 5enefs These Drops have been extensively used,
srd p,ands " III grateful testimony 70 their value 90
s. IT. ana neymsnen cure for the tooth ache Those
nbect 10 this horrible pain should remember that The Glove
Anody ne will certainly cure II In one minute, whom spilled
" Pneoared and sold by A. B. SANDS CO., Chemists,
27s Broadway corner Of Chanbersst and sold also q
70 Fulton-st and n East Broadway
Pnr- 25 col lmooo
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TEMPERANCE IN VgRMoST.-The Temperance
tvt) gives tho following the complete vote OF
The State IA, tue late election Of Commissioners
AaitLcense i5V2o
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Temperance majority ..-.....-...-.-- -----iSo
Last year the majority the other side By some
500 making clear gain OF 80 votes 10 the Tenn
pe.snce cause