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and shall any degree tend to eonsumma's that pol
ley may congratulate ourselves upon the part have
taken. II otherwise, IL will remain to deliberate
opinion, that the Of the cspulation oil which
could have followed Of desirable result from further
saul IL in the power Of the enemy retreat and
bear with him his small arms, and such battery
contemplated in the capulaion Tho other grants
such honorable in eonqucring army to bestow,
and which 1t cost magnanimi,y nothing to give.
The above reeolecuons are submitted to Generals Hen
deson aud Worth for correction and addition tina, the mis-
Representation Of this transaction may DO presented by
statement made whilst tho events and the
ory fresh. JEFFERSON DAVIS,
Colonel Mississippi Riiemen.
CAsr MAR MONTEREY, October TIL, 1886
The above is correct statement OF the leading facts
connected with the transactions referred to, according
recollection IL Is, however proper, that should fur
her state, that first impression was terms
than those hfs proposed tho Taylor ought
have boon given. aud said General Taylor when
found him disposed to yield 10 the request of General
AmPudia; and at the time. gave 1t my opinion
that they would be accepted by him before left the
town General Taylor replied, that would risk
where could DO avodod-that no wished avoid tho
further shedding Of blood and that no satisfied that
our government would be pleased with tho given by
the capitulaon and being myself persuaded Of that fact
yielded my individual views and wishes and, under
conviction shall DO ready defend tho Of the
equalization.
J. PICKNEY HENDERSON.
Major General Commanding the Texan Volunteers.
not only counsolled and advised the opportunity being
offered tho the first proposition; but cor
daily asscntcd and approved the decision taken by Gen
Taylor in respect tho latter, did every member Of
the commission aud for good aud sufficient military and
national r,asonsand stand ready, all times and proper
places, defend aud sustain the Of tho
ing general and participation OF the commissioners Know
ing that magnants, tho tren,r being oil, work
dscredi and misroprescnt the case, had
feel obliged To Col Davis for having thrown together
material and facts.
w. J. WORTH
Brig. Gen. commanding I'd division.
MONTEREY, Oct 18th, 1896
Here follow the articles OF capituaton agreed upon by
the parties, which deem it unnecessary republish.l
MEXICAN PRIvATEERs AT sEA-The Now
York Commercial Advertiser has received the following
important notification, from It's London Correspondent OF
the Daily Commercial List. IL is dated
LONDON, Jan. 10, l547.
Three prvaoers sailed from tho port OF London on tho
9th Of Jan. lsi7 They British ships but been
renamed according Spanish regulations, and they carry
letters OF marquc. The names follow:
RENO de Castillo, Capt. Moody, PA tons, 30 men.
Sebastian del Cano, " Smith, 1853 " 80 "
Magallancs, Lash, 1853 90
These three vessels cleared the port OF London
for Manila, but really for pyaeering broad At
lantc.
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lotteries.
D.PAINFl & go.

ID. PAINE. 81 CO.,
MA IN AGERS OF LOTTERIES,
Richmond. Va.
r5>IIE New Year opens with the most Brilliant
- sehe~es under the management Of D. PAINE co. which
Lotteries urder the sielu'ive aEsgcment paine a Co
are o. 9Ied TO The patron, o, fosnes Home ~hrs
loving Grand Sehe.s for February Remember for arv, n,r
c.w.FUEcELL, Asen, for the Managers.
Richmond, Va
Splendid Schemes for February!
10000 DoiInrs-Io,oOO-Ioo of $1,000,
E, MA, cIS sI L &C. c;; r. TO So drawn Ba
"'''' ''0 !" i'"' '''' cSPTTsis; Drawn
prize of $4,000 / pri.e Of 1000
COCO 100 1000
Ticket. 10 dollars halves So Certificate. Of &c whoes
lls 80, shares IN proportion.
FOR 2Oru FEBRUARY.
$4,000 90 900 10000!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY cas-. No s-,o h.
drawn Wilmington delaware Saturday February 90 IsI7
~ NuhBERs-I3 DRAWN.
oRAsp CAPITALS
I Prize of...........t5oOOO 1 Prize o. sasot
I....do............ 10000 90 200 sSS
-. .dp........... 5000 100 .......... 4eo
Whole Telc. .ii halves v;s'C g. quarters CO. c,rS.,. Of
pse.aEe Of whoes $3.50. halves 90. as.
10000 Dollars, dvidei Prizes Of 900 Iolsr6,
TEN DoLLARs,
susoUEhhNNh LoTIERf' Gas. No ia-'o be drawn a,
IS NvNBERs-Is DRAWN
F r1iss 2i '' $1,000 Prize 600 600
do........ 5000 20 Prize. 1890
rcte $40 6ai,e, s. quarter, So cSraea, Of g Whole,
sl2O-Sharrs proportion
9 ordering By N. paes,K. may d,IB,, "a, r Of
tire. tickets.
We every day 81 tn CO. and when remi,
lance y made 10 large small IN the mos
popular oerss on hand The drawings requesud IN
All Who order nom The cash for All Capitals
usual at SIGHT On all letters or prize ticket IN.
postage need be paid The I,.f.
received and all ofdcs acdrcd
and confidential attention. Address
p,,h,,a.d ".
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On the 10Th instant Ga.sur North catohra by Rhods
rich Gary. ksq m CnKurAS LKiBER Junior Miss
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NOTICE OF NEW BOOKS.
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booksellers, Stntioucrs. aud Dealers In Piano
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10.
Philosophy Sport Science Earrtst being an aremrt
tn I"rrstg The frr ptilspss oft rh.t hy-si
The Yu1clss AMI purc OF orit1uuc me and s.rre
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TIC ics OF CHI .brf CaHus ~ e,ysrcrof America
ant Anrrcus NoYH.Ht. tHr lrUn i1r--3lc
Tic r,iacs Of Taste. other ti,c sell etaI from - ft
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History Of he Revolt VI s Ns'herand ~ 20 ,1ceuton Of
Count Igmort and Horn, by Fr,j,ri.t Scai rr--soc
Ire Treatment o lr1uv. ~ J0hn Cau o. slrrtntrndstt
aid Physician ihe Eastern Luulc Ay um Of V,raa az Wi
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Anftiou Galss.

FUTURE DAYS.
by Kent, Kendall "a Atwater.
Large and Percrnptory sale OF
DRY GOODS,
At UCTION
On WEDNESDAY the 2th ~ O'clock We sal sae Tor
ale Slou aud Assortment Of season.
bic and doiso good ne tho baane. OF the sek m an
Importing house retiring trad. Al, IN, ,.,,in.roC
retail Soek IN rood order Will
Among ths goods offered VII be h'urd-
81 - and - Brown shirunss shseiing Of varou,
7s AMI - BIeaeheI shirtug- and long cloth.
kieh new Style fancy s3nnK Prnts
.iua and superhne6 Jleonsn and Cambries
Lace husins--tbeehed Caubries and Lawns
aine summer Isceds-Logsana Crankss
Blue Dftls-bue Demyms
Eiira London Linen rllnzS-brown faney AMI white
Lonipa wOosn Wen hase Cassmsr.-
Blk CasAmaretts-summct Caat.nss
Fancy Ribbed and Ma.an.s ve.,,nr-
Irish Linen--k Neutrality-suspicious. Iula nds
kentueEy leans and satnets Of eIra quality
Red white AMI yellow Fanuel,. pan and 4. med
Biz AipaeeaS and Alpaca Robes
Paid cicakings-Mluscline D'Ianes
Bk Satin Ncsiings-piak sudw white satin.
PLAID Cassim.fes--siancles'er Gtnrtam-
Red Padd,ngs-So-. 1, ., sui } Canvas do.
Plain aud Hem Stitched Linen Cambria fIdkh
ronEe" sax and cotton Hckfs in great variety
Cotton and six Umbrellas md PaTasals
Cotton wnolsn and 81 Hoe nj Hose
CTavais. Stocks Colllrs and Bosoms
Cotton and Thread Lace. and Edgngs
Buiioas, combs, Ribbons susprndrrs
Lees Iaylors ard Coates and 200 I'd, SPOOL Cotton.
Blue VIII eb'oTR and all from the bes,
ngfaciurers
Hooks and Eyes, Pins. Linen Tapes and Bobbins
Gents Silk scars, KID Gloves se, &C.
TkEN7-under 500 cash over :ioo mos credit approx
edpa7-t KENT KENDALL e ATVSATER,
fc II Auc,,,,-...
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RHEUMATISM.
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

w "a IINE Of lHE u
- TiiENTlCrY Of following staten mt 1t has Be en- atte,
ed before the Mayor New York
hereby certify past thirteen years have been a.
vctey afflicted with attacks OF rheumatism principally IN the
HANDS and limbs accompanied great Of all the o
Sometimes pains great that have beer Unable o
move aud general health almost completely DESTROYED
troubled with low spins affected and
the ncc-au and pains me repeated
wish for N end Of sli,rnrs by death. no human
being Imagine toIiuUs. For cf every
thng-a earnings In the various pors
Of Europe 20 win lad Id sought medical advice and was
for considerable time under The Of the phy
siean IN Liverpool but he did d. ny arrival in n
York, lat September wa bigd 10 my p un
allie To walk without and IN
adeadul situation, with renewed taken 10 the
City Hospital ami put uniT TIE pT Moses IIo.Im,r
ami sore oiter physicians OF the Hsp s,ace Of Az
week but as onyeo' w'rs was taken the
sl - sta LA d, syi.u UNDERGOING
OF Mercury This rly ked ami he to,D-s told
me asst SON die A. had read tue alvcu,c ms Of Dr.
thc ness and gseat were sud to be
male 10y the Gslv articles DIT as hope send
to the office AMI On ius NY cisc ic GaIv M
bands for the Wi an limbs cad,d the MAJ
nr'e tld The olc ot o tails liugLei
'hcu, and toll IA doctors Bu, nut tgcr
ON nni vsc tc Fluid Tor the felt no chance
but The ne2i morning tie sI, decreased and
tie pain les By nah cvr,y c.pc, and On
i'si haH so rrsI' tt hs Hosp e7'y since III 4
time, which thin year, have bsan West Inde.
aud hom ihnc TO Anwu AMI dunng al that have tad
no attack whatever Of Rheumatism any other pln anI ms
health has been reflect IN though eApo,
ei to al the vie,iutcs Of From tn;
could hardly stand, have become strong AID hearty as at any
period life, ard firmly clcvs hat happy MI won
fu rcsu have been accomplished solely power Of Doctor
thrsiic's GavGne Bands and Magnetic Fud.
HENRY JOHNSON
No. 335, Pearl Street, New York.
On 10Th day OF Novcmtcr eight hundred ar
fory'n appeared before the within Henry johnson
made ocinn oath that Tie above statement Is substantially
each and every particular. a. ~. NIGEL,
Mayor Of tie Ciyof New York.
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GREAT SEMI-ANNUAL AUCTION SALE
OF 1000 Packages RoOtS. Shoes, BON
nets Palm, LcghOrn, Far and W DOL
Sporting Hats.
4 NOMPRlSiNG a general assortment of fresh
- and seasonabs Gros and viii sold without reserve ON
FRIDAY, March jth ls4T-commeLcsg at % O'Clock A NJ
Ell MERRILL
IL and ~ Hanover Baltimore
fe ltd THOMPSON 4 COVER, Auetg.
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THE
MARRIED W0MAN'S PRIVATE
MEDICAL COMPANION!
EMP CI.NG.
THE TREATMENT OF MENSTRI- NTtnN L.
MANAGEMENT OF ACCOUCHMENT
TREATMENT OF MISCARRIAGE &c
By 4 ". ~ URTCETU,
Fr0fsssor ~ Disease !
Bgmsa.-just Tualsfc1,
Ln.
IEVHE IMPoRTANT SECRETS HERE

Il contained though strictly for the Mar
red yet 10 hr'c contemplating mlra equality info.nt
To The Mar ci Femte Of delicate nervous emp. .Isnt OF
great de'iiy wose health m1cav'y fpbls
'aniy beyond 'he capacity oi tuf
h"'e chiicn and her husband iit ,he
hnd.
Il away important female to be enabled To de
iermine her situation, to that pcrEy ami Anxiety Of
nnnd arising tom uncertainty doubt To- o.
nous Consequences The ssn- symptoms Therefore ore 80
eeay ncici as To leave but tir the po
per mode Or Gc5t rent. subsequently
To the m1ui'd uubcsd c dc1 l-c ptesent
explanatory oi ic Gauss mod, Of wsish arc CON
elusive That IN mos the and that insc
who have fol owed thc advice contained rel LsI tn
horcs
To the fem1e afflicted with various complaints arising from
Noppagr uary d'clGc, Hsns-- Il l. u
'anabea 'nanns the causes ympi, m NEST certain
em'di,s Tor The tcno'7i Of her con plants
The mis ot IN adNtrit,r ufr the subject
make iHpaeicl1c OF Irr'n;rg f.uy
tcins sf,y pr.rI Medical Companion especially rtrni Ted
TOR The Married, uf tls BE- ulffed" Tucs Ey en-
closing which It Will be any Tn ted sates Post
age cents AdircssOr A. ~ Mauaccau, otP.i Bo1 "I72G
New YORK
A. m,rucr,u Fref,s.sr o., Duosos IF Ugmr1 Office 6i-
Bioadw5v, Y Yofs.
DIAN Mlur BE- clntsd on 30 eou7.n,. inc
70 icmacs Ills AMI acquired ia the Feinar
Hospitals IN Europe, ,hc their yaols COM Itrs
cnhb e. HIM m an removing which may
'h,m.
Ihr cc. brhi,l Toruguts Female Pills.. invtncI ty NJ Desc
m,au1 NJ u, OF Lt'hJu. Portugal which affecting
cure m an cact nl TfcRu sogparc retention or thu
ncnscs Tor wh c Dr. \. ~ Maucrau exclusive agency
T uis coItr br ~ aay part OF the nii d
States Pc g. package. poe sry 10 cents An letters must be
20" pad ald acdc'sed D. A. ~ Mnuncc1u, Boz 12si" n.
hnih fr
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ny Hodges. Roy & PuIIiam.


WA e sold at 0cr, Fnily 1911 nsf Al 10 o,.E
IL hkey young negroes consulting women boys ana
All belonging 10 one estate, and sod for TO ault
ie - HODGES, ROY & PULLIAM
By Davenport, Allen q Co
" GROCERIES. &e.-On THURSDAY Istb At 10 o,.Io.k
at or Auction Store a Of Gro.eries &c
TERMS-URd 500, cash; over 500 lo1tas er, 6or ,r
proved paper DAVENPORT ALIFN - 20 10 @P
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By Williams X rfaSai,.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY NENT, The I7h Instant al 10 o,elock
will be- ,oh, IN font Of our Auction Store
Prime dry New Otlelus Siglrs
Do Green LaguaJrl Coffee
DO Green Rio %
Do OH Java do
Do Western Shoulder Bacon
New Baltimore cured Hans
No.
Prime Gcshsn Cheese IN casks
FrcIh bunch Rai-inr, IN ! boxes
otard. Dupuy Il Co. Cornlc Brandy
Imia'ion Brandy, in hi pipes
do do barrels
Superior Gin Pipes
Old Eyc wh.ssey
EItra fne GunpJwder Tea
Powehius
Superior Black Pepper
"Sooi damaged LesIfer
Mason superior Rhcking
Indigo kegs prime guilty
Canon Preserved Ginger. re.
TEENs-Under 500, and over four months for m
proved paper. WILLIAMS a HhNAI,I. Al,
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I.ivERrooL TonAccO MAREET.-Sincs report at the
end Of last year, good inquiry has existed and upwards
oi lOOO hhds snd consisting OF about 800 Virginia leaf
few strips; 100 Western leaf aud the balance strips
Ken 10 Ireland, expectation, and tho home trades good and
mlddIing stripe much lower, Western full ID leaf
continues pretty firm in other kinds no alteration.
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!. PICKNEY uENDERsON

Brig. Gen. commanding I'd division.
MONTEREY, Oct 18th, 1876.
Here follow the articles OF capi,uaton agreed upon by
the parties, which we deem it unnecessary to repubsh
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FOR New York.

Ntit oTNs
STIs The superior regular packet schr GREEN.
N-N WAY, Capt q. w. Coron hav nr tort ON or her caro-
tnsa'ed will have patch pa.sre having good
accom- nodaiions Apply beard AZ LudIam's wharf
r. IS HENRY FISHER
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FOR RENT.
f..s very comfortable dwelling house on
faa1 Church HILL suitable for 4 family.
Also for sale privately avery superior hand
ard for hire very likely boys - and u years wsers
GODNIN 4 HAYWOOD,
j. II Office opposite GorL.p 4
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-04-30
From the School Friend.
An Excellent S%ChOOlmaSter.

The following capital story Of a New York
schoolmaster, which must have fitted him Tor
operations on an extended scale, is gwen IN
an exchange paper:
81 heard of one of your committees inter-
lering with a vengeance, and turning out a
s~choolmastar Tor committing enormities, IN
the way of illustrating his lessons. 1t APP
pears that he had enlisted the feelings in ma
tural philosophy, and tried TO get some appa-
ratus. but was told to do the teaching, and
leave the nonsense but nothing d%aunied, he
got some apparatus himself, and told the boys
if they would bring him a mouse or two the
next day, he would show them the elects OF
nitrogen gas upon them. The next day the
committee called 10 reprove him, because, for
sootll, the boys, in their eagerness to learn,
had been up all night. trying to catch mice
for their master, and disturbed the house -
He promised TO do better, but when he came
to astronomy, he committed a more atroclous
crime-fur being deficient OF an orrery, he
took the biggest boy in school, and placing
him in the middle for the sun, told him how
to turn round slowly upon his axis, as the
sun did then he placed a little fellow for
Mercury; next to him, a girl for Venus; then
a representation of Earth then a fiery little
fellow for Mars, and so on, till he got the
planetary system arranged, and explained to
each one how fast he was TO turn on his heel
, as he went round his orbit!
Then giving tue signal, the sun commenc-
ed revolving, and away went the whole team
of planets around him, each boy keeping his
proper distance from the centre, irotting with
the proper orbit, and w%hirling round in due
proportion as he performed his revolution. IT
must have been a rare sight, and a lesson
which the boys retained for do you think
my dear sir, that John, who represented Mer-
curry, would ever forget that he had an easy
time walking round the lubber in the centre
while will, who represented Herschell, mus
have been out Of breath in scampering around
his orbit.
But if the boys did not forget that lessen
neither did the master; they danced, but he
paid the piper: for, Mortified, the committed
then dismissed him at once-he had beer
teaching, Tor aught they knew, the dance o
the Turk h dervishcs."
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POETRY.
For The BugIs.
God Speed the Truth.

On, on our noble ship must speed,
Mid threat'ning dangers and alarm;
Her course still onward must proceed,
For strength is in Jehovah's arm
Though storms may gather from afar,
God is our pilot-TIuth our star.
Conscious that He who rules the storm
Will still the winds, and calm The wave
Give vict'Ty to our noble work,
And freedom to The bleeding slave;
Cheer up, then, let not hope grow dim
God rules the earth, well trust in Him.
Though toil.worn, we must travel on,
Trouble will come, and friends forsake;
But Jesus trod a thorny road,
And we will tread it for His sake;
lie sees our toll. and hears our prayers,
Jesus will bless, and soo,h our cares.
Though few our ranks, and weak our band
Time yet will bring a rich reward
Millions will join US, heart and hand,
And millions more will spread the word
For truth is mighty, and The just
Will thrive, while error falls to dust.
ELLEN.
Wadsworth, Feb. 81, 1947.
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From the Colonization Herald.
God save The Plough.

See, how the shining share
Maketh carth's bosom fair,
Growing her brow;
Bread in its furrow springs,
Health and repose it brings,
Treasures unknown TO kings
God save the plough.
Look to the warriors blade,
While DER the tented glade,
Hate breathes his vow;
Strife its unshea,hing wakes,
Love at It's lightning 4uakes,
Weeping and wo it makes
God save the plough.
Ships DER the deep NAV ride,
Storms wreck their banner'd pride,
Waves whelm their PROV;
But the well-loaded vain
Garnereth the golden grain,
Gladdeneth the household train
God save the plough.
Who are the truly great1
Minions OF pomp and state
Where the crowd bowl
Give US hard hands and free,
Cui,urers of field and tree,
Best friends Of liberty
God save the plough.
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Agents for The Bugle.'
OHIO.

OHIO.
New Garden; David L. Galbreath, and T.
f. Vickcrs.
Columbiana ; Lot Holmes.
Cool Springs; Mallon Irwin.
Berlin Jacob II. Barnes.
Marlboro; DIR. X. G. Thomas.
Garfield John Wetmore.
Iowellville John Bissell.
Youngstown j. S. Johnson, and VIM.
]. Bright.
New Lyme; Marsena Miller.
East Fairfield John Marsh.
Selma Thomas Swayne.
Springboro ; I'm Thomas.
Harveysbnrg; V. Nicholson.
Oakland I; Elizabeth Brooke.
Chagrin Falls S. Dickinson.
Petersburg E; Ruth Tomlinson.
Columbus; w. w. Pollard.
Georgetown; Ruth Cope.
Bundysburg Alex. Glenn.
Pennington; Willard Curtis.
Eiyria; l.. j. Burrell.
Oberlin; Lucy Stone.
Ohio City X. b. Dennis.
Newton Falls DR.. Homer Earle.
R%avenna E. P. Basset, and JosephC ar.
oil.
Southington Caleb Greene.
Mt. Union; Owen Thomas.
Hillsboro /; WIN. Lyle Keys.
Malta (; VIM. Cope.
Hinkley; c.. d. Brown.
Richfeld; Jerome Hurlburt, Elijah Poor.
Lodi; DR.. Sill.
Chester X Roads; II. w. Curtis.
gainesville F. McGrew.
franklin Mills G. w. Lefingwell.
Granger; l.. Hill.
Bath G.. McCloud.
Hartford G. w. Bushnell.
Garrettsville /; A. Joiner.
Andoyer; A. G. Garlick and ]. F. Whit
more.
INDIANA.
Marion John T.. Morris.
Economy Ira G. Maulsby.
Liberty Edwin Gardner.
Winchester; Clarkson Pucket.
Kuightsown; DR.. H. L.. Terrili.
Richmond; Joseph Addleman.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Fallston; Milo A. Townsend,
Pittsburgh. II Yashon,
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White and Brnicn Bread" Mistaken no
tions," respecting the quality of different sorts
of bread have given rise to much waste. The
general belief is that bread made of the finest
flour is the best, and that whiteness is ihe
proof of its quality; but both of these opin-
ions are popular errors. 1t is well known by
men of science, that the bread of rMefned
flour will sustain life, while that made of the
finest will not. Keep a man on brown bread
and water, and he will live and enjoy good
health give him white bread and water on
ly, and he will gradually sicken and die.
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MEDICAL.
DRS. COPE & HOLE

Have associated for the practice of medi-
cine. Having practised the WATER-CURE,
until they are satisfied of its uneqalled value,
in the treatment not only of chronic but acute
diseases, they are prepared to offer their pro.
l%essional services on the following conditions.
In all acute diseases, when called early,
and when proper attention is given by the
nurses. if they fail to effect cures, they will
ask no fees. Residence east end Of Salem.
January /, 1917.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-04-30

Hent without FueR.-Important as cheap
fuel may be, to be able to do without it alto
gether is more important still. A Hungary
chemist has taken some promising steps to-
wards making this possible. He places in
contact two iron rlates and a copper cylinder,
highly polished, turning on an axis at the end
OF a lever, with a balance weight a, the other
end, 10 keep the plates in contact, when by
means of a very simple apparatus and trifling
e~xer,ion. a glowing red heat may be produce
ed 10 five minutes, and maintained with ease.