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DIR: n. Trul, Lyndon. wholesale Agent. Sold by J. G..
bingham St JohnSbury, and all respectable druggists
throughout the country. 2-12
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The Society for the Encouragement
wearing Clean Shirts.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.

los C.u'i,sa. >,..c,I. - E,"Tl-S+-. Ne ii.
l. EEP hand "Atcl>i'c alb "alii';' as nm M I
IN the Latest II! lit I.alf.it l1lt>.T
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4 MEXICAN x FOREIGN PATENTS
R. H. EDDY, Solicitor of PATENTS.
"i the L. $ Patent OIlice. Washington, und'
III" Act ii Isl
"a, Ale 81 npPnSlII lilly 81. EnSInN.

fl. Act 81 tN;.-i
30 OPPOSITE kIIBY BOSTON
After extensive practice al upwards "i twenty wears.
continues Patents in thc tii1"d States: al la
Britain Franc. ami other foreign countries "a
VcatS aii,> Assignments AMI all Papers r Draw
in.> To-. Patents executed liberal Terms and with Iii
patch. Researches made lit" American or FOREIGN works
determine Validity or utility u Patents ~ lN"l-
heal OF ether advice lGrr- in III !Ii'T~
touching The Copies 81 the claims ri aly Palll
furnished hv r'uiII- On" Dollar Assignments r'''' Il
al Washington.
Agency ! nuI only the Jr-,> III M i-iJlil li:
through il inventors have adv hj.-r> >''il Iti.-
i>,rtailIi: the V5l!tLtilitv 81 lN "Iil U'>iri
i,v. iuu'a>TallN superior l.. which can -.
offered them e>cw here Tia" testimonials "-i'W gwen
prove that none i MoRE SUCCESSFUL Al THE PaIENf w
,IcE than thu subscriber ahi >U'TE>> i THE Ef>I
ADV AND iEIiIY llv would adj that '
hL> abundant I" hci'yr ana HAT ia n''tii
or The kn. the CIf-> r protest. Al >'rl I
moderate. I, unl-li> practice II TIN >lir- I'll
luir. past ha enabled INN . IL 'liIaf' =
vast COLI, non Specifications '; iii, l1l ''l> IL relative
l., patients Ts-- besides III 'Afc-N" irarN 81 '@li
and me, al ,',:k>. ANA Iu!i a,'"It-t patents granted
il, lh, fr.i >lalr, ana Eur"r. Iiirr Inn alb tt"ii
.,l >ui t. superior II i> il obtaining !''il>
All Necessity Journey /" N.-ii-t'i" procure iat-
.i and the @rcaI ,t La ihrrr. here > il' IL
Tors
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NERVOUSNESS
DODD'S
l|E[R{VIl!E
EXCITEMENT

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70 ,lr--l.v tli- 80; I Ia - r.. All SD
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sc,t,.N,.;-a aiieii usn eu- ~ss - D. i.rs o..
lgc- =; - a;li Md 81 quiet l'.-s - sitc'
81 -, - rt-a.n III ',sr.>;.- So 81 o.
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l-r-i 'l.,. ;sso - il4r-- i.l-l'.. WIKI .: i-.f-
: .In,,l-,, " 80 An. s,rai,l- >'o'n = ~
S-.a; r,ncya;.r 4 bodily aud '-.'sl Ia -
"Trei Nature sweet res; r-r. i..lnlE si,-T,'
Is tie , ct la.h beautifully expressed Z. MS r
w.,--i i,siA. Ncrv"us >ud.r,r teicr. rr-t r,;i 1
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tbs; TIE >cr,tne gives rel,- and r-Iars III
~ss;r fih- Merry >vst, II. il ;'r'1 soss. Nj
n, N.ry,.u. Fluid s be i..lrs 81 allied,
A psiiclouS ss.SE CT REPoSE,
calming tie AZ fa;vi rnrul. q-.e:I:- The th- l.
ing rilrsc'.s and i~l;cl..Ig nerves, a-i lr.u-,
an ho. system int" At AID uEsiturr L
TN Thee $ a. si..-ioy ., ~ :. ;i- $, - .ii. :
t.y the "a 81 hash. severe and poisEous rr'nr
di.s w;i-k AL, .-h Il, may temp ~ xIr..r'
pan, produce GRAFT "a ;,ie &c lca.e Ners. O.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

I'VE the subscribers being by the Probate Court
w for the district of Essex, commissioners tOTeccvc
anime and adjust all claims and demands of all per
against the estate of Lois Cook late Of Iuncn-
burg in said district deceased and represented insovet
and the term six months from the >t day Of April
y 1857 being ailowe by said court to the creditors of said
deceased xhi and prove their respective claims he
fore do hereby give notice that We Will attend to the
duties Of our appointment al the residence Of John
Cook in said Luxembourg. the last Mondays Of August
and September next a O'Clock. in the afternoon
each Of said days. X. G. BENTON. f,ou,
GEO. JOHNSON, N
Luncnburg. Nay lth. 1857. 2-A
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{ ne n: r ~ vlo'e1'ly ,.iiss.I.is, ary or.g,
= the b,.iy l. -.--s-,r .cs n, rs ~ 80 8
cI,rr,;io;ss q. alcoholic ilsiGs ~ g.T-laTa;i. -
o;,am-ail & ~isi-h !-are The system "a - :,
cn,iIii ;hsn hrffe; lG:. =, Ne hayc re- i
sad, lis INV Cn-S;irc properties ~" i'riv- =
q a,i!y .laalG..n- the Nervous laid, ;ils :
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WILSON rAUrH,\kk 60.

WILSON. fAIkEANhN
Wholesale Agents. sSand 81 lI4l.o.cr =.
Sold hv Druggists generally.
J.C. BINGHAM. BROWN K Hol 7, "1''''
nd retail Agents St .Ich~shurT
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Immense Tea Warehouse of


Dealers III Teas and Con, l-yr<- This il hv far t
tc Kind ia The Wgll aioriii- tie
,,rtmY. al all times q" procuring pure r~liatl-.
choice ..iIicX 81 Teas and Coffee. which In quality and
price. present uIrih alec, Inducements II both Dealers al
Consumers
The facilities pr>Sr'i h. TIL t>tai ii>lim,ni arc Il srr
a character L. warrant tii- lroiri."r> ia speaking IL
Confidently. and thy prepared I" atdi 1'' decision
all Il" fiay Ic> their sincerity b. critical rAalhit
- iil'ir stock ami prices
Th> ,>li;i -i;.clt i iil.atC IL lii -
'li, ,fy IL New York. r!i' 81 I'll. fan -3t
irT',-i4ii;,>. BTn'. ana strand Str"c' are. al ','r
ui and ia" iii-1 Il IL
extensive establishments It- -rta1 c'nl,r' lai i'.-
ul;>.
Ii,liili- ours Ives ii>i' Tor lair and r-r. :,i-
rriitaii 81 al We l- an! with Tn a~r,.ra', / or-
That rllf-~>., shall prov" = Zoe l-A vll L
rcr, that tn" goods i'll hr taken lack al
tin, Ccrrilll Returned. ~ lf- -ti that or So
H.. ,lu..i- business must tt " IL. h, arty alr' f
u purchasers
liz ,,ai, fusion. respectfully rc,,E "ur Invitation =
fa!i..> and Dealers lcliN in Thar !ll VII '''li
:,l 1ii .v IIii-'> " iii'l ~ Hold .'Uf l. e.,
rrI..T> iii Iiki- 1' il purchases a. IL Br'd4WaA L.
War-l,,,>. ", A. 'rTa3 >tr,t- N"H ark-
les. 'HKI>iiiN>pN * CO Pr lrl"i''T~-
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OOK HERE PAIN r E r S !!

We have made arrangements with Simpson &
Valentine to keep constantly on hand their No.
Imperial Coach Varnish. which will be afforded at
wholesale and retail, at Boston prices. This var
ever used for carriages in this country. Please
call and examine the quality and price Of the ar
ticle before purchasing elsewhere.
St. Johnsbury, April 9, 1857. 2stf
II EAL E STA TIE FOR S A l. E
The Ware House of Butler & Co. located on Rail-
road Street is offered for sale 1t amply large for
4 store, and portion Oft is well finished to &C
commodate family also. There is no dry goods
store in this part of the village, and better To-
{ atior can be found within the village for such a
store. A. G. CHADWICK, As-ig. Of B. & Co.
St. Johnsbury, 1857. 1022tf
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II O X S \ l. T.
10000 feet of Clapboards: also. 5000 feet Ct, q
clean Pine lumber. for sale by llONEl fACh-
ARD. at the Carriage Mandatory
81. Johnsburv. April p. 1857 go
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Eyo,u TIE lrc,cut TDn,oIi>>iOnrr.

L rom me lffNfN oH'"t'NN'o"tF-
ArCUsI |. l>ii.-DUInE the time iv" held til" 'ilc"
ii Commissioner Patents. II Eddy. El. 81 Boston.
i> ely engaged III tn. tratcn' t'!>Il>>
NIL! the pfiiyr Stl,rr- ii" / tli'ri, '3uillti
with the and ti' rules practice 81" ' ''iii,r -
gard him ~ The u''>t ,slti' 'I >u''>>I 9'i'ti-
TONERS will whom liat, had lii ai n.trt''i'-'
tHhS MASON. Commissioner II Pat'ut--'
4 sion. Jan. |. -. -"
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FOUND!

Near Benz. Hutchinson's, in Waterford. about
the first Of last January.
BEAR SKIN ROBE.
The owner can have it by calling on the sub.
scribcr and paving charges.
1884 J. W. NICHOLS.
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pur: the time ,Ulri the ,i,c III t'irilii>-"i@-
# Patents r. H. E'lv. E al Boston. lid tu>l'>>'tlii
Patent Office solicitor ior pre- rrili- patents There ~'F
lew .iIv. V-ru> acting III that oiia, nv. VT" Ia!
business iior- the Patent tiC: AMI There WEE
noc llu conducted il h skill fidelity AMI Success
| regard Mr. Eddy Ia" best Informed alll i'>i
>killiu Patent Solicitors i'll the United States ai have E
hesitation in ASSURING inventors that they 'l' employ
person. Competent AMI worthy. ai mare 'al'd-
M n putting their applications in form l. 80 lT' tn them
early AMI favorable considerable" Al the Patent oill'e
EpMI ND I'll IN r.
i l,.,,.,- -. .r..r Hlr Ii
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+. .N.lT1'OCKS. VI. D.,

Z. .N.lTTOCKS. w. d..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. LYNDON. Vt.
Particular skill claimed in the treatment offit>.
Epilepsy. Asthma. Cancer. Female diseases
Heart diseases. rheumatism. Scroijlla, Consump
ton and chronic disease, generally.
Office at hi, house 1911
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


I'VE the subscribers. being appointed 10y the Probate
Court for the district OF Essex. Commissioners to
ceve examine and adj all claims and demands Of all
persons against estate Samuel PreSby late Of Lun-
ensrG IN said district deceased and the claims OF the de
ceased exhibited in Offset thereto hereby give notice that
six from the i!h day of April 1857. allow
ed for the creditors % present their claims tosad commits
stoncrs and allowance and that We Wiimeet
for that purpose the Store of French Son. in Lunel
burg aforesaid the first Mondays Of June and Sep
temker next, at ocoek p. NJ each Of said days
SYLVESTER DUSTIN, c,
JOHN W. IARTSHORN. ''ii'
Lunenburg, April Both 4. ID. 1857. 1884
~ OF G E. This certifcs that | have
given my son Marqis D. l.. button, his time ;
shall pay no debts of his contracting. nor claim
Any Of his earnings, after this date.
JOSEPH p. BUTTON.
Attest-PETER GILMAN.
Westmore. May 9TH. 1857. 1886"
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ITS PERFECT SAFETY

IN every ro-di;i q The E.s.er,., = ai.,.v,-
CERTAIN. The Jrg-a;e -sii;uIio1 - Ire feeble
msiirr,. vi e trno;i,r. isreri,re' So r'.rr : o.
i,l;il-rc-, wer AT tie same time. q ,''i.n- s.
S.;i T. : eXper.cnoe! ;hr lshg:i; he ~aalc . =.
ITS RESTORATIVE AND STEENG.u.-N!N'
EFFECTS
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2 =
The subscriber continues his work for to do,
Both Split and Hammer. Cut and Hew,
And at short notice all orders he fills.
Monuments, Door Steps. Caps and Stills,
Will disappoint none who on him calls,
Just apply to r. Sartwell at MclndOeS Falls.
[22-iS
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LOWE PRESS COMPANY.

III WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.
All kinds of Paper Cards. Envelopes. Bronze and lnks
for sale. E,;- AGENTS WAIVED.
Boston. April Isl. SIS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-26

The General Association of Middle Tennessee
and North Alabama convened 10 the First Baptist
Church, Nashville Oct. "a h, aud was called to Of
der by Rev. Mr.. Graves.
Rev. Mr.. Barksdale, Of leighton, Ala, preached
the Introductory sermon
Delegates presented their credentials and regis
tered their names. A large delegation was pres
ent
The Rev. Mr.. Graves was chosen Moderator, and
Rev DR.. Howell assistant Moderator.
DR.. a. C. Dayton was chosen Clerk, and Il. R.
Buchanan, assistant CLERK.
Letters were read from corresponding bodies, and
the BarksVille Church was received into the AssO
citation.
Appointments we're then made for Sabbath
services in the different Churches rendered to the
Association.
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sabbarh school Convention.

FRIDAY, Oct. oath.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Prayer BY Rev. Mr.. Buckner, Agent for the
Greek Indian Missions
The Secretary read letter from the Providence
Baptist Association Of Alabama, stating it to be
their desire for the South to write and print their
own Sabbath School books, and recommending the
establishment Of Book Depository, at Mobile.
Rev. Mr.. Sharpe, of Geor-ia, made some re-
marks in relation to the cause in Georgia.
Rev. E. STROBE, of Alabama made a report in re-
lation to the business of the Convention; which
was received
Mr.. Sharpe, from Committee on solutions, sub
mtted preamble and resolution, looking to Union
OF al tn pit Sunday Schools in the South snd
Sout.-sest to- tire good OF the general cause. Laid
on the table for he prs mt
Ea.r Day'oa from Com -oitte submitted q Con
-ti-ufou Iorztfe gov rnmeut Of she Convention
+, .er H1-,Hiaa submitted miaoriy report,
azaiast permanent or-i~iz sion tltaa next meet
irg Of the Southern Baptist Biennial Convention.
Pending the discussion on Che reports, the Con-
y-ufioa agjouru-a till o'clock tits evening.
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mr.J. az. Eobcrts mt Drury.rare.

W, Ic IN from the L. don ale aum ..
26th OF September that our friend b Roa.r s.
the TRACE ian, has been filing an engagement an
Drury Line Theatre. lie made bis deLat there IA,
hr cites OperrcacA, "a character whirn, ts play
Eoers will. remember, Be- rsonate- With thrilling
effect Ills chief defect is the weakness of bis
voice. which mus- always mar the effect of bis act
ing, particularly ia large theatres This apptsrs
20 have been the case at Drury Lane. Neverthe-
less, the AtheRa,0n admits that he achieved a
flair success" His second appearance was a.
hiug Lear. OF this t-e Atsen0ltgi 4ays-
The smallness of the actor 7. rpetuaIy int r
ferrd With the dignity ut tn. assumption: nav
sometimes irresislihy provok a a smi- II Is
therefore, all the III credit OF the perform
er that he rose ubvve this disaiv &C. aud ani-
tested the sup, macy OF mind ov bodily de6ejan.
cy In many respects MIR. Roberts was more for
tunatr on this evening than on that OF lis Debut
DE know better hi- proper position the stage
and was audible from the beginning. The curse"
with which tie FIRST act OF the Tate version con-
cludes, was delivered with much emphasis and in
tense power. The SECOND net also wa tolerably
equal aud the chul"ric king found au ad uuate rep
resrntatlon, although the more poetic points were
missed. VOC" wanting in volume nee, ssarily
sacrIic's the music Of expression. On this account
the famous heath scene was iDadt quately interpret
ed, hot~th-tandh & mat Mr. Brtou as EigaT, by
his excellent acting, did all tnat could be accom-
plished Tor supporting the situation. The fourth
and nth acts wer- better sustained. Here Mr.
Roberts succeeded 10 elrvat ng his voice aud re-
Sorted To every clocutionary cOntfivauce 10y which
his natural deircts conld be supplemculed. He
struggled hard Tor triumph and intellect fairly
gained the mastery, II it did not win splendid vic
tory.
We never faueied Mr. Roberts King Lar. Al
though bis conception Of the part Is admirable, his
want Of physical power renders IL weansotne. When
the London folks see him 10 other characters which
do not make such draughts upon his physical
strength, they will like him better.
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General Assembly.

The Senate had under consideration the bill to re-
peal the Act to authorize Grand Juries TO send for
Witnesses 10 certain cases This gave rise to some
discussion, which disclosed an opposition to the
'inquisitOrial power of grand juries, and the bill
was finally postponed till Tuesday. 1t Will be re-
menbered, that similar bill in the House was re-
jected few days ago.
I'm the House noting OF interest trsnsprej, other
than that the House Ignored the resolution to ad-
journ Oh the 24,h December, and resolved TO sit
VI ii tie public business disposed Of, be that
long or short
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SATURpAY. Oct. q.
PRAYER BY Rev. Mr.. Baldwin.

Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Baldwin.
Rev. Mr.. Hillsman introduced preamble and re-
solutions, proposing to postpone final action on the
Constitution till the meeting of the Georgia Sunday
School Convention in April next-with a view to
bring about union of all the Southern States in
this effort. After debate, and amendment, the
preamble and resolutions were adopted
The Committee to nominate Board, &C., reported
in favor OF Nashville the place for the location Of
the Executive Board, and a list of officers.
During the discussion which followed, the Con-
Vention gave way the General Association of Ten
nesse and North Alabama, and adjourned to meet
at the call Of the Chair.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BY TIE NATIoNAL LENE.
[aspor.. raral.Ass y .hs A...0sls.sd e..

| NEwoRLEAxs. Oct 23-Couon sizes 900 bal .
mildlins iOc Sales Of lhe week 81 500 bales. r.
ceipts p 600 against 53 600 bales last year. De-
| crease at all ports I46, go bales. Sugar IOalIc.
| Molasses 40s45. Flour 90. Whisky l5aI7.
| Nothing doing in provisions. Coffee 9.I0. Ster-
ling 90l95.
ST. LoU1a, October 94th-Capt Van Vliet he's
arrived here. He met the troops on the 22nd
ME 23O miles beyond Laramie all we'll He also
met Col. johnson and Governor Cummings.
wAsn1SGrox, Oct. 24.-The British Government
will take 10 step 10 reference to the Nicaragua
transit route, except in conjunction with Gov
eminent.
The EasEsh Cabinethas not had under discussion,
the pFOpFiety of ordering recall OF troops from
India, is reported in alleged letter fir N Min
lister Dallas, but are making renewed exertions to
suppress the mutiny. It is not their intention to
have recourse to foreign enlistment.
The new School Presby teFiau Synod adopted the
report Of the Committee, recommending the with
drawal Of the Synod from the General Assembly in
consequence of its action on the slavery question,
by vote of 80 to g. Those voting negative: Sun
derland and Haskell of the Washington, and Dun
ming of the Baltimore Synod. They also adopted
a resolution approving of the action lately had at
Richmond, pledging itself to cooperate and meet
at Knoxville, Tennessee, on the first Thursday in
April next.
NEw YORK, Oct 24.-Cotton quiet. Flour heavy.
Wheat l 30al 40 for white, l 2la1 80 for red.
Corn firm. Provisions very dull. Nothing doing
in groceries.
CrScINNArI, Oct 24.-Flour 10 for superfne,
25a4 50 for extra. Whisky l53.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.--The subscription to the
New Erie railroad loan has reached seven hundred
Thousand. II reafter 40 floating debt OF over
quarter of million is to be created except by
vote OF the stockholders.
Arrangements are completed whereby the Illi-
nois Central road resumes payment of coupons Oh
Monday next.
The Vanderbilt sailed for Southampton. She
took no specis. -
The Atlantic is prevented from sailing till Non
day, by accident 20 her machinery.
Tue Anglo Saxon has been despatched from Bos-
ton to Port au Prince with evidence exOnrating Capt.
Aayet aud all accused of completely in introducing
counterfeit paper money iutO the Haytien Domin-
iOus
QUEBEC, Oct. 24.-The North America sailed at
10 O'Clock for Liverpool
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White Seed Wheat.
Health of American Women.

Froaa EAe Nee TorE Daily Hstas (EditOrlal).
e desire 70 cali steptlon 10 letter from Dr. Joshua
p Bridge, The Health Of Anerean Women IN anotheE
column He treats she subject 10 able
skiH AID medieal Judgment may Be relied Epon."
From 1ls AEJass Aoralng E-Drsss
Aiarshan Uterine csthoHeon has proved 70 be fully a.
valuable Il l. claimed 70 be Ia many made
by medical gentlemen and others Dr. Bridge Is regular
phvsean 81 very me attanments, Of great adR-
ment and dcria nation iRdcous and highly success
fsi praesner ia al dsasess especially those q
and children"
Fsoa, PAgsieiaRs
~biaFshaus Uterine Catholicon viii certainly cure az
81 diseases Dor Ehich Il Is reco mnended. 4Et
sFThere is 20 medicine lse Il IN this soaBtFy"
@In che have met sith Marshas Uts-
riae CAshoicpn i eeF1aia aud ssfe remedy"
MARsHALL's UTERINE CATHOLICOH
Is anesssting offered reliable remedy sE al those
eoanpaints EhAoh every Honaa d hsb4s zBd shich
gradually aGsrt he nind vel NE body that .
think TAX OF becomes alike Of suffering III
not q imPoslsisy. Among the complaints Tor which The
suppfessed IfTssuiar Painful ensiraation Bloafae
fnaammAtons snd Diseases % HE Kifosys UrinaTY
Organ, Retention lnc1ulncrcs OF Urine, heagtburn
Coslgenezs NeFspusezs Paintings Psp zoas, raups
Disturbed Hise and Al troahle ergaEtc ayFathsse
eoaneeied Nith the utsFlbe eFEans-
Lzdies uho tTeubled sith any % ne EhoEe
teas De- liver lang aanplsiat, invited
thls zets etsa f2H conHdzBoe tA4s they NE
Gua relief. MaFshalas Uterine CafhoAcsa Qaaes
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II invited examine this beautiful style 81
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FEVER AGUE-Foremost among the various remedies
for this stands DR.. shaeuberger's ADddote
few doses will any ordinary case and dose nVs-
riably stops the chs 1t contains nothing in the least
degree hurtful the system under any circumstances,
produces the unpleasant effects that attend the
Of Qui nine and other agents in general 1t
every OF the disease the original and only AT
tidOte fer 1EdGIriz.
Ask fcf DR.. shlenbergers Fever and Ague AntidOte,
and be get pills. Sold by respectable Druggists
everywhere. Price 81 Sole PropretOrs, t.
LENRERaER Co. Rochester, Pa. .aug4--9mdtrikR.
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The Convention mt at o'clock, and after an
amir I'D d Gu sion of three hour, the majority
port Of the Committee on Constitution was adopted
and the Southern Baptist Sunday School Union
was permanently established.
Committee was appoint d, consisting of Messrs.
Poindexter, of Va, Toon of s. c., Sharpe of Ca,
Hawthorne OF Ala, Graves of Tenn, Keep of Miss
Summer Of KY, and Buckner Of tae Creek Ma
ton, to nominate officers and managers of the
Union, and fix the locality of the Executive
Board.
The Convention adjourned till 81 o'clock to-mor-
morning.
Prayer by Brother Walton.