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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-21
TIE JEWELLER BIT.

Ia populous Iowu. IN one Of the mid
land counties Of England, stranger OF
agreeable manners and fashionable exle-
nor frequently made bis appearance. He
gradually obtained the acquaintance Of
some Of the most respectable inhabitants
among the rest, Of leweler, a man o!
considerable wealth, and ropused TO tc very
knowing in his profession
One day. while STING after dinner over
a boule q vine, our friend Of the precious
soae department, whose eyes were never
idle in the way Of business, espIed, on The
lule doger Of bis new acquaintance, a rich
ly chased gold rings, SCI, (apparenIly,l with
a bulilaol OF great size, and Of The frs.
water He begged 10 be pcrmiued near
er view. which was accorded with much
pgiHrness BY the stranger.
A magnificent stone. 81" sad the Jew
elier, returning the ting It IS bot seldom
we see brilliant Of that size 90 petlec.l y
free from flaw OF bIemisb"
You mistake, sir, said The stranger,
smiling. Il ~ bat an imia'ion sooc
sc. 50 rxcellen, a one that The test judges
have been deceived by rs appearance
Howl" returned the osher, "A false
BRILLIANT II cannot be- ] have follow
ed ms profsssion for thirty yeau, and
never vel have been so deceived Permit
me a second inspection
Bgl ,his only served to confirm h's hrsl
.mpressi0n Il eannO, b." be repeated
10 himself - | know = good stone when
Sc H. as we'll A. sny man in England and
II has be not one nay never cell watch
OF diamond sgsia = Then aloud 70 The
,transrr-' Mag ask 4 VOC aJe inclined
% dispose Of this r'ngf
~ T. u-i me gin ga valued friend
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-21
TIE GRAND sKCBET OF HlSOyN
BIscovEaED ~ A LADY.

o. visit 10 a neighbonng eHy recent
w. | called AZ the house OF my friend Is
with whom had long been acquainted
To my asionishmcu, found hIs lady Iead
ing . Masoaie paper asked her What
change had come over her. that she could
%, only admit such paper 10 seT house,
bot could ST doSn 20 rs perusai, for /
knew her hihers family were amoRg The
mos Vadieuve, biUer ProseriplIve AMI Ma
sons thai ever srh thc Infected dstfict Of
New Nork-Sbe replied that .hc had dis-
covered the grad secrsi ol Masonry and
II 4 would b. sgresabie % me she would
rela'e how she came 70 make The dscoTe-
~ rsqaessed hes 10 proceed, anrn she
did as follows
S57astsr yo- '.a here ,-s' FaI. I
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-21
WosorRrrL ~ Tars.-Mf Hent, NJ

NoNorRVrL ~ Taus-Mf Heary n
Pane, Of Worcester. ssehusefis. fofeas
the 'Sciehule Amsrcan' thai he has diseoE-
eted plan Of generating light. by 'msebsn-
zeal aruou,' from water aud lime Mr.
Pane slvs
" ] have continued tie experiments a. ~
tefvsls. snd AN now enabled 10 announce
sureessiul result I have produced light
equal ln intensity to that Of iouf thoOsAad
eas burners o. The iafgssi 'ts,'s ~iDg' pat.
Tern, with On sPPsfatus occUpyihg four
square feet o. room. al est Of ore nil.
per Leor the current Of electricity beng
evolved by The aeiioo Of machinery wound
Hp wlta common lock KEY. ana the only
Minerals consumed are water snd lime
4 light equal 10 four th0ussad gas bufn-
era, a. ensl Of ooe mill per hoof' TINS
throws iaio deep shadow sea lts ssion,,h-
ias assertion lbe Eng..ah paie1issi of,he
E.ectn- Light ha' tIey al. st.e o. f.inlah
Tor iarcs hsli psuee. Ighs eqOiTsIeh 20 thAi
Of one t-rarrd wa esr4 les. Or ors hour
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-21

llow THE CAPTAIN DIDN'T LIKE IAccA
EoSL-Capt Nike Humphrey IS Que Of the
quecrest specimens Of Yankee captains that
ever sailed out Of the port Of Boston 4
few Years ago, as ho would say, time was
in the old l. ander." Ga brig he then com
mandsd, be was n darn-d sight greener
than be is now although he has arrived at a
green old age. Arriving at Charleston. 5
G. where lie was bound from this port with
an assorted cargo, consigned to Joseph lie.
land, Esq, be was invit' d according to Gus
tom to dine With the merchant one Il the
dishes consisted Of boiled maccaroui Which
was cut into pieces abou. an inch long -
Cap. Nike looked at il with a curious cyc.
and he host surprising be vas fond O! Il,
asked him if be would be helped 70 some,
Mr LelaHd. said the Captain striking the
iablc with the handle Of his knife by way u
emphasis, Mr. Leland am poor man aud
somewhat hungry, bat can, eat worms,
worms Captain said the astouished hos,
why It's maccarouI ldon't know what you
call en- down South. replied the sLippcr.
but where | was raised tre call such things
muck worms but never see any o. ON
cooked before and guess you will bave h
excuse me from your table for really d nj
feel night iu mg stomach Ihu host tried
TO explain but without effect. and the Cap.
tain took lis bat and went aboard his brig
where having settled his stomach With
born d brady. be stayed tis appetite ell
supper time by mla1s Of ;Fo pounds st
cold sat beet aud 10 llis day be car never
be persuaded thai msecaTopi - any better
10 eat than Hsuck WormA-5laiL
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-21

tvided Il over his head. aud it landed sew
eial rods from the shore, in the water.
You've little strength ia your arms,
nsighbor
Sons pun kin" is them alppcrs.
stranger. Up in aour tAOvu, more
munth ago, driv them are kuuekles rite
stret thru board, morep nineb'nst
thick =
UsW-hav' shouted his hearers, The
man IN the green jacket laughing the loud
est.
May be you don't bhcyeh.
Not much, answered the crowd
We amt rsry green, down here in York
--toe amt. said the fellow in the green
jacket we've been about, you see
Wal jes you look yere friend, contin.
ued the Nernon,er, IN the most plausible
manner; up in aour caunty, we've party
big river, considerin' -lnyun River, its
called, and may be you We heard out Wal.
hove man clean across that river tothcr
day, and he came daown fair and square on
i'olher side
'Ha. hu ha q" yelled his auditors.
Wal. naow, you may laf but | kin deu
it agin.'
DO what?' sad the green. jacket, quickly.
4 kin take and hcave you across that
river ycnder, Jest like open and shet"
Bet you ten dollars OF it,
Done /! said the Yankee and drawing
forth an H(upon broken down.east bank! }
be covered the braggar's shinplas,cr.
Kin yeu swim, .cllcr
Like a duck said green jacket and
without further parley, the Vcrmonter sci
zed the knowing Yorker stou,ly b. the
nape Of Me neck and the scat Of his pants,
ierkcd him from his foothold and with an
almost supcrhuman effort, dashed The bully
heels over head, from the end Of the dock
some ten yards out into the Hudson Riy.
CT.
A terrific shout rang through the crowd
as he houndcred into the water, and amidst
the cheers aud screams of his companions.
the ducked bully put back to the shore
scrambled up the bank, half frozen by this
sudden and involuntary cold bath
III take that ten spot, il you please
said tho shivering loafer, advancing rapidly
TO the stakeholder. You took us for green
horns, ehl Wen show you how ioe do
things down here in York and the fellow
cia !med the twenty dollars.
Wal reckon you wunt take no ten.
spots jcs' UT, cap'n'
Way? You've lost the bet.
Not cxaciy. | didn't calkilate on deeuin
it the first time but tell ycu, kin del
it.'-and again, in spite Of the loafer's ut
most efforts to escape him, he seized hiu
BY the scruif and the seat of his over aiIs
and pitched him three yards farther into to-
river than upon the first trial?
Again The bully returned. amid the shout,
Of his mates, who enjoyed tic sport i'm
mcnsely
Third time never fails said the Yankee
stripping of his coat; ken deu 1t, tell We
Hold on. said the almost pc,ridcd vic
tim -
And tciH dcu it-if Iiry I'LL to NOR
rou morning.
i give it up" shouted the sufferer be
tween his teeth, which DOW chartered Xix,
mad badger 81 take the money
The Nermonter very cody pockcicd tn,
ten spot and as he turned away. remarked
We amt much acquainted with sc,
smart folks daourn here IA York. but ",
sometimes take the starch aout OF Gun on
way-and praps yeu wunt Try it on II
strangers. Ireck'H YOU wunt,' lac contin
, ued, and putting on n broad grin Of goo,
humor. be lsft the company 70 their r fec
tons
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-21

rxS- s man vas found At Treoioo lhe
other lay mounted on q ladder. with his lips
pressed 70 tie telegraph wires. lie Wa
!. ssinz be- uiie IN Philadelphia b, tcl,-
graph r. vas fgud afterwards iat be-
va, rcv.J ra-r. j m-n,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-21

NORTHEASTERN BoUNDARY.--Ihe boundary
line between the United Sales and Canada, ran
in accordance with the Ashburton treaty, cost the
labor Of three hundred men eighteen months
For three hundred miles path was cul through
the forest thirty feet wide, and cleared oal trees.
At the end OF every mile is cast.iron pillar,
painted white, square, Tour feet ont ot'the ground
seven INCHES square at the bottom and four q
the top, with raised letters on It's sides, naming
the commissioners who ran the line, and The
date"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-21
Deaf II s.

AZ hs residence ia dis city on Wc,nssay, ihe
nth inst, after few DAYS lines. Constants D.
WAEEEx, in tbs s6th year Of his age. Mr. WAzElS
was native Of Granville. Washington COUNT, New
YORK, but bad been resident oioar city isF ten or
twelve wears peyious 20 bis death.
Perar,el this li'e Ju'y lC'h, aasran illness q, -
DAYS Mrs NAtY ELlzA-esa S.SctuE, ia ;ho iS.h
ysarol Asrsge Size Un "a Ula the Baptist aur,a
nearly ,hrceyesg previous 10 her DEATH and as IT,
marisbie .og hcr peiy.
"iIor end was peace" OF her it may Be sand She
ica The world
As SEES ihe morning star. thl; goes
NJ down heiird tive }stk~nsi west nor hlces
Otseusct amii ths tea pests Of ne ssy,
Bat nel. awsy iuio the b-d; q faaNsa.
The less tohcraiietejhasbsui (owhom she has
been uau.sl about tbge, mea.hsl and 70 ler RE-
ncrous lrirnls, is her eternal gain.
In tbs CITY, en- ,he le,h inst, VuoyA VAnHr'
on INCEST t,t Tier 81 Rev. y. S, ana Eliza "
Saith, aged years, nea'hs, ami IS days Bou
in Tuscaloosa, Apr ESD lS49.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-21
~. Mnnnnl.rs.-..s 4rnfsM slRCiFan
FRR4OGIN'F SPRINGS,
MOUNT COUNTY, ALA.

TgyIFIS celebrated wpsaFiae plac will ia open 'hr
i ensuing SEASON ~ Tic A. q Alay. under the VA
mediate management 81 Mathew nueiie, whoPloases
himself Is use I'll means IN his power 10 please all
Mo NAV Frsy hui. q gslGand hs long experience IL
loaolnts die Washington Han at Tuscaloosa, gives
alma deeid,d advantage over those inexperienced
in that l,nc 81 business lie viii he prepared tore
ceye great nuinher @ guests, as nc ~ now taking
an early start 10 ppt tngarlght
nistaully Nolih while TO iniarm the public Of
.he ereat virtue 90 these Sprngs, they areso well
known IL the public already. Tleie are at east nine
Kinds Of water a III loss than hali an acre OF ground
There Nlli bo d good band ofmasie during The sen
san At tie Syringe l,thc weather should be wet q
cold, guess sAal 81 applied with plenty q thick
covering and good lges.
Duripg lac season, thefa viii BIZ direct !he q
sares from Tuscaloosa to the spr.ngs--saY 70 com
menee tie it, Ok June. fharc isalsoa post olice
the sarieas Persons coming from Mobile or sNc@
OFleana, can &c, Is Salma ut al seasons IN steam
boats aud ttuTotakc the stage for Tuscalossl, Fay
81 mics, ana by stage from Tuscaloosa 10 the
sprng6 90 miles
Rates 81 Board al The Blomi Springs.
/ }arapbr month S2B 90 Man & boFaepr mo. $50
\ week, 90 pr week u
day. 30 Horse day. 81, CTS
Man & harsQ prday3 90 Children andservant IL
puce
For the accommodation Of those who uiay deslt5
(, satisfactory aaeeptances On ,Aiahiie or New Or.
lpans, parable ISL al January, l85a WIG b'a e'
b,us nol less tlHufiiy dollars.
TaeeUmarltcslas a ttcuned 4mu tle sPmgs
sat- haeau satisfy rocgmueua tho coatfY haiNea9
,ete anl atere, cheap eae Go trtyeitl e snl lp
,e a0ptb
n During aiy aasepee from tic washing p
crllatg 'useao1sl, ~iIl have q competent mrson
hMe Is paY egafy atcaaen to gHcs's who lnaY chi
/ ~.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-21

twas at Admiral Wasingham's that De. john
son made that cutting and excellent reply TO .
pert coxcomb, who absolutely baitcd him during
dinner time.
spray, now" said he 70 the Doctor "what
would you give, old gentleman. to be as young
and sprightly as ami
"Why, sir" replied DR.. Johnson very grayely,
Il think would almost be content to be as
FOOLISH
1t has been suggested that the disease be
which democratic postmasters are killed off by
called Collamer-mob-us .-Norfolk Democrat
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-21

The ExrEDrrIoN IN AID OF SIR JONI FRANK
LIN.--ln The London Daily News, Of the l3th o.
June, we find the .ollowng
SIR r. inglis called attention to the conduct OF
the United states in preparing an expedition to
the Arctic Seas to discover and relieve the mis-
sing ships and crews under the command of Sir
John Franklin lie pronounced warm pane.
gyrc upon the conduct ofthe American Govern
mens, and upon that OF Rg,sia which had taken
the same generous course.
Lord Palmer,ton and Mr.. DIsneli concurrcd
in this panegyrc. Mr.. DIsrae saying that such
incidents We're more calculated than any phana
sizes now in circulation to promote the best feel
ings among nations.
II cannot be disguised that it was blundc
on the part Off the government TO tell Lady Frank
lin that they would dispatch one or more nation
al vessels in search Of her husband, and then I,
come out and say they they could not do it.
N. @. Delta.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-21
.AFACTTs ASTUBBOHNTHlA
DR. Wo0D8uFFs DFsENTHRf CORDIAL
The great Americas remedy o. seriergi
nianHr1, ChcsHi 3itfbeF. 1Hl SUM


nfauhr1, Chasr MtfbsF aal Sam-
mer C1nsiaini 81 Cslilea.
rTSlI8 h'Eef ezl--ld eng lus.'I ceelrlis4 ralllt
~ i-5r &c ca5a affhe above nlHs & ts7azashas
lla lseaaf a1g eaa.t naairEs "a sgatlgs,
NHc- sgas 3. aEi'48s. & 5 be ages slai-@
Nhsaor it eures fa8se tlss14tsof
l-ir- Ell soa izrfi 8 1l amnng tie ia'Hgs thar
srs--ii fa1 enls eafos eases Of fcceut oecausnee.
h,fr. ~ ug d. gals slaraiag also Nafzriig shoai4
c ,ltacai "a aaI'as fhe sulnuefasi ssii noafls.
From TIC ilon. Wiley ttlil Alas. Mayer ogolanr-
,ru. a.d rae Rcv. 5cee Beaas. OF lAe =. - Chlzrk
s.gi3. 60 g. a,1il.ausi tlsa-
This IS e. certify ihsi Sc. lie uadefs.aed. sgc
aliy ieirl nr. Hstguiis nysefts5g Cerii1
snc u. as ar glaTz) 5na .gula Is efiee' ufenp1s
SELVES aal ,tlcrt believe E efae besttii ~
otar nrena rous buown by rs iqr fieee diseases l0.a
which il = .areni1J. K hss a greas and desassbs
popularity ntl ci,y,Uui stands pse-emneni shesl
aloihar inspirations.
We loah pfon "a introduction into any community
as s.assine WILEY AFlLI.AiAlS, Mayor.
Gao. ". TUBENTiNg- Tres
res. j. heRiAG, "a. Z. Chufcl
CoiUaags tis., lia! i0.lsfI.
+ Iu.e b. Woalftl Dyscaesy Cofla - pFac
8.ca. yIa tlu l.asf pgtidgt tsd effect. ana IA nsg
asn nal.an-hahtns,,v subject 70 einbarfss4Hens g
tls bowels lin aaarapic desaz evrsy Two hours and
tnreNf .gs tafdicve Promptly
Although siis, from Pr.neiple,
lnoslrlrei a'l Is tsfe
JOHN tt ahAppEY, nd
8a-svr, Raleg COS Ga. MA i,isis-
DR. To1DRFEgss WORM SPECTRE
Ts.s sesmiiugs medirine oeeiipses hisf' lssee
in thor iiaataa oi MANY ensamaniiles, aad ~ aoiaa
place. supeyas8es al other pfenarsib'sls-t IS nlue
oheaser taMt aty olhc and s safe ard elligient
IIgU MAulsas, Co., Jan. -, Sis.
Dr W0odeaf,- -DNr Sif-i ain ont Of sBar aefm
Specific, which sells exceedingly welt here, laying
lpeh well ifed, Senlme l0orl2 DOZEN A. seia ~
yop cam ouls, ,cty ,raly JAS. ROBSON
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-21

The Liverpool Journal Of Saturday, June %
says; "1rade has acquired great frmncss, and
although there is no disposition to speculate in
produce, the reported settlement ofthe Schleswig
question has improved the general tone this
week"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-21

Cores SEED ExrRAcToR.--lhi his new inven-
lion j Stephen +. parkburst is said to be the
most perfect machine ofihe kind and will prove
The greatest advantage u all branches Of the
Gotten manufacture The machine is ofthe sim.
plest construction, and il seems wonder that
the idea had not been long since susges ed. Ii
iseomposed mainly OF two c flinders, closely set
tiselaeF, feeder, and the Ordinary fan. The
cotton containing The seeds is thrown on the
feeder, from which i is taken by tue OFFENDERS,
which exiractiha seeds whole, tic cotton being
places by tAe Gsa iato receiver. The quantity
OF eoaoncleaned hy this machine will farcSceed
that otthe ordinary saw-gin now in use, aud a
THIRD less power is required to keep ii in opera,
tlon By this method, the texture and length Of
the hbre are completely preserved, the value o.
The cotton will Be greatly enhanced, aud the in.
trinsic wufia is Increased from cent TO cent
aada Ia 'pe, pound. Il IS calculated that hoas
dadPouads tcouoncan ha extracted in the same
space ottime thu, is leqlred to extract hccaty
Jour ponds by iaa common saw.gn. The ma
chine may be worked tor ten years without re,
qniring repair. Il will, when generally known
supersede every thing olthe kind
~ 7. Farmer 4 Mechanic.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-21

Darn oY Col. DuYcAN.--The Mobile Re
g;sler II "Wednesday week announces the death
&c Cot J,urs DUNCAN, Inspector General OF
the u. s. Army. He died on the An inst, OF a
lover pnder which he had suffered for about len
days, His Remains were inferred WI, with military
houors Col. D. graduated at tie Military Acad.
INV i 1885. and joiaed the army as Lieutenant
artbe ain Artillery, in which capacity he served
aaains, The Senlinoles IA Florida. He greatly
,,:s,;nonisbea him.ellin The war With Mexico. -
shorty atier his return from the field Of his glo-
~ he was appointed by the President to ill the
vacancy occasioned by the death oflhe Inspector
Gen. CO... Craughln. He was permitted only
eor 4 short time to enjoy the distinction Of hi'
new Office when death summoned him away from
this earth with all its ponp and glory.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-21
- EnLn poLLAR.

1.-The ro'j d5zr Tie base the erect o.
s,.,i6a i-ya cfor u.es ;he flood oi enc
esI.,r ban- is..s slca abound 20 such an eE-
tent h ,Le 1lla.s. Eastern and Western states
il al.i b Lai.el as rsa. blessing In That view
Of the snbiec, We hope he government VIII use
every ezefiiaa So increase the coinage O. voc
golddoaar, and loi The experiment be iaiFiy
tripd.-N q. BHEttia.
Cur vhig contemporary need not imagine That
his democratic blow against he hanks viii stop
here. Foed Tie euuut,v vilh gold dollars, say
We. Give tie poor laboriug classes no reason
90 call in the aid Of The banks 10 make clrren-
cy, ard yoa remove tom the support OF banks
iheIaselre lie on.y inducement that can Halter
she masses inio their support. Hence the Keen
Hostility Of Their death warrant. II the masses
are no longer to depend upon them for cuIren
q, ID game is up. Il will be impossible to pre-
vent the hanks from becoming odiOas TO the pee
pie as pandefers to the wealthier classes. Tn,
banks are alarmed, and they are buying the gol,
dAaFs up at heavy premiums. Aisissippidn
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-21

DEATH OF MRS. MADISON.

The intelligence Of the death Of this venerable
American WoMAN--a name never more honored
than in her character aud history, was announced
by the telegraph OH the 10th inst. She died at
an lvanced aye we believe she was eighty.six
wears old, and retained her wonderful faculties to
The last. Mrs MADISON was the rellct of the
ilnstrious JAMES MADISON, and was person Of
wonderful intelligence and elegance of manners.
She had vivid recollection Of all the great men
with whom he. husband was cotemporary, and
was the friend Of many Of whom we now only OBJ
tain information from the books. Mrs. MADISON
was the idol ola large circle at Washington, and
was the charm d every social gathering ming
limo as She did to tie last with those numerous
friends who were proud Of her society. She had
observed many be spirit gathered to the fold
oflhe Great Shepherd had witnessed many an
ey.itjug scene 1t Washington observed
many great convalsioas in the European world
and IS at last lied, in the iulness d honois and
ofyears n NEE. Him whose blessings she en-
loved dining he Of unsuled distinction, ending
IN death Which win be mourncd by all classes 9
her coantrymen. Thus 10 die makes death "a
pleasing passage 10 another nd better world.
F'-9 Peamsylraian.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-21

f"lHr' f'
medicine. Aai ia Iris nea de grand secret 20 Is
Noui r.a s"eC--s. DC tas ler ucI within Ue
iqs. Gga vcr-. 0ofc tsn 10000 cures cf aegcfe en-
scs % disease az ies, lia39 vcrc consider ~
cuIat,e . hrs saved tle lives nofc daa 5sot9 .
children tarine ulc twa Ha, sesoas,
lIQuO8 CASES or GENERtL DEBILITY (
AND WANT 0F NERVOUS ENERGY +
+ H. VoVnscnts SarsfWa.'a iavirortc- Gc <
wAee system perussst'y fo 0i wao have .
l,s. theirInlsea.as oasgrg hy te sltei 9. meicina
I'D llsclet.on committed IN yegtit, o. Jae excessive
/ alalgepc, 81 tta ions, ald h.upgl; oa s'r
cni pnyac2 if1ion g. t.a te'Av.s fa
s.tude tels. Ct a0's.t.., iy. a!eas tttile.
tuIr dsea, au3 decline, fastening t,Wani 'aal lee
I'D ,ltaease, Consumption eau BE e3siy eioJed bJ
ths pleasant r,ucdg. This Sarsaparill tg SUI
neg,og to any lnYeorajing Coadal, ~ ureuews ana
Inv, orat,s ,he sysion gi,cs activity 90 tAc iimhs
ard s,spus,b 10 tae muscular ssstrn ln nnf as
lrao,lasl desrrc.
CONSUMPTION CtRED.
Cleanse auj Strengthen Consumption cm be-.
cured Bnne5 s, Consumption, Liver CoAp s-,t,
Colds, CMalrf Ceuehs, Atama, Sn'tlHg 81 Nllot
Soreness In TIE CHEST Heciic F,3 Night SWea,s,
paiieua or ro Expectation, Paia p he e,
tEc, hive lgen md can Be cured
SFfTFfNG RLo on.
Nae Tors, Apfi' rs, 1887.
m TawNsrNp--l verify bfcvc lMi yolg S4rsa.
pavlw has betn tie means, tiroaeh Providence q.
saviae my life. lhayc or scyemi years Ind bat
I0rqh Il became worse and worse. dt8st rails.
ed larga quantities % blood had udola Swells. and
Ua5 greatly dehilalo6 anal loeueed aid dit not CA
lrcat "a uge have olly used yoae Sarsapariila a
Short time, oud theFg hat a wonderful change been
WyoagAt il ms a,n now able tuw4'k an over llA
City. raise no blood and piy cough la 'ca me-
At,tt well
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Co5p ADVICE -Iohn II. Prentice, in his re-
PANT valedictory on retiring from the editorial
chair, he had flied for 0ily two years, has the
following:
"No man should be without well-conducted
newspaper. lie is far behind the spirit OF the
age unless he reads one, is not upon an equal
foa,ino with his fellow men who enjoys such adj
vantage, and i dsregaldul ofhis duty to his fam
Nv. IN not afording them an opportunity OF acS
cairinu knowledge Of what is passing in the
world ii the cheapest possible teaching. Show
me family without q newspaper, and
venture 70 say that there will be manifest IN
tbat family want Of amenity of manners and in
glica,ions of ignorance most strikingly in contias
WIN he n tabor who allows himself such a "a
floral Indulgence. Young respectfully houl'
read newspapers. I'll WIRE boy,cven oftwely'
Years would read a newspaper weekly, though
had u work BY lorchlightlo earn money enough
70 nav for il. The boy who reads well, wi
learn 10 think and analyze; and il so, he VIII b
almost sure 10 make a man Of himself, haiinI
vicious indulgence, which reading is Calculated
10 beget dstastc for"
IrrsEss 81 ms. fIARnIsoS.--The Cinciana;'
Commercial Oft . Cd ilsIanl,ca rs from fe'iab
eource tbatthe widow Of ex-presldent tiarIist
i lying al her residence, in North Bend on'
very law with cholera.
What i better than presence Of mind IN
rail road accideall Absence Of bOdy'-Puec
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FOR SALE

In Columbus, house & lol, theresdenee Of Mag.
Craven, deceased. Also Ole fapdtel aud seventy
acres OF land south al town, adjoining ySe corpora
ton; eighty acres cleared, the emaad9f woodland /.
Also lot Of f,,nig ssroang. For particulars apply
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