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What we mean to.impress is the grea
fact that we are playing, and must play,
for all or nothing ic tom pour te tout
The adversary ecorns to win less than
All and we, If VIC do not save all. lose
all. grander stake never was set up
on any gage Of battle. since first sword
was drawn upon this earth it is nothing
less han the life or death Of famous
nation of the choicest blood and breed OF
men either they sink into q generation
OF vassals and serfs, the pity and scorn
Of mankind, or they win the heritage OF
freedom and empire in this beau'itUi
land, for them aud their children to the
tf,irth generations The choice is With
them-which will they choose? Til,
answer cannot be doubtful. We have
bu, to stand together, to sustain our
government and do common justice to
our amy, and soon-sooner, perhaps.
than any Of Us dream-wil come the
mighty crash Of the over tasked enemy,
which will enable US to walk over the
relics of both of Meade's hosts ard oil
Grants; and then Tennessee and Mary
land will both arise with spring from
their lowIy and unnatural attitudes. II
will remain with us to say whether W.
shall be content with the OHIO and the
SuSquehanna mouth for The limits If ouI
Confeieracy This would be success
aud short Of this there is no success
no independence. no Confectionery, no.
Confederate people +; bat the fair earl
is burthened and hlotted with one mor'
oppressed nationality, There shall b.
Vailing and gnashing Of teeth.
Richmond Eaquirs.
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A SIGsrtIcAET AUIs .IoY Henry
Ward Bepcher in speech 10 q Brook
l,n audience, giving account OF visit 90
England, declared tina, ''the conservative
intelligence Of England" was with the
South that the nobility, the comrneicial
men, and the majority Of the D'sen'ers
we're on the same side. He claimed for
The North the lower and larger stratum
of he English populace, which he pro
fesses to regard as more powerful and
pure element OF English society than IT'S
conservative intelligence" these are re
markable admissions for the apostle OF
Yankee Abotionism. They iullyscc n
firm the testimony Of Dr.. Hoge OF RIch-
mond. TO English public sentiment. They
prove that the brains and property Of
Eogland are on the right side, and that
it is only the great unwashed who sym.
pathize with their kindred spirits Of tbl
Northern mob.
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I bef f #a tta lfiA laf ~ We ih Z.
Hfft HHH. Ham az sty nHfa hI "a
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ling tf rfif CHau, fabls iHuHaf
Ana, a.Hf.t. A Wid mf f4ilft pfh8iiaff
NUI Uff.eiU0 Wfh aeFffH LUfa ftI
Ipna ~ lH ftf t1wn. Toms Of fHlf tafh,
lh Ua1ktHis faaia
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Dee. tS. tng7 I#alt'
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AdministratOr's Notice.

r ETTERS Of administration on The estate
Ia, OF Edwin Bass, deceased having been
granted to the undersigned by the Prooase
Court Of Madison county, Mississippi on me
9ih day of November, A. d 1868;
All persons indebted 10 said decedent are
notified to come forward and make payments
ana those having claims against the estate are
hereby required to exhihitthe same and nave
Thorn registered in the manner aud within the
time prescribed by law. or they will be forever
barred, ALLEN IA1Lok' A Az 20 =
Nov. ", 1853. sseN
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ar TIL. Charlotte Democrat learns that large
number Of hogs have been brought out Of East
tennessee, recently. by our troops. The Asheville
,ews states that Gen. Vance, the commander IN
Western North Carolius, gathered about thousand
hog from among the tories in East Tennessee, and
brought them safely to Ashevillc.
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The N sh,ille Press says that Gen
Ro.scsu has been assigned The command
Of The District Of the Cumberlnnd, e6len
ding from Fort Donrl,on TO Bridgeport.
vice Gen Gordon Granger, who has been
assigned to tie command II the Fourth
Army Corps. Anolher Gen Granger T..
in command Of The post At Nashville.
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E4OS'T.

IT OST this day, in Canton, between and
I ~ o'clock "a, a rew black ename'ec
olo,h haveraacE; biaek tape shoulder slrar
one inch wide, and flap bound green. II had
a piece Of black heather inside, and belongs
10 S. l. Mostly. The finder will please re-
turn it to him, CT to the Undersigned.
a. nj. GURLEY.
Dec. 10, lSG3. ll-l'%
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The GfatiAls y parfal leafht fhs' =
lafis numlrftf hogs have been brought
oat ol Etst Teaoeisee. recently, b. or
troops Tbe Ashwlllo Nsss states thsi
Gen ysore. de coiomahier IN W,stsfp
NJnh Cmo'na sa'herd abuu. ibou.
sanj hog. rom among b. lore. 10 E'sl
Tennessee. aud tiough! lhem safely To-
Ashcyile
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AeIEnIyaistraGOr,s Notice.

Y FILTERS of administration or the estate
u Of Washington Ford, deceased, having
been granted to the undersigned by the P,o-
bate Court of Madison county, on the 9Th
dav Of November. A. d. 1853;
All persons indebted to said decedent are
notified to come forward and make payment,
and those having claims against the estate are
hereby required to exhibit the'eame and nave
them registered in the manner and within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
JOHN F. FORD. Admir-.
Nov. 81. 1863. 3s-bw
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II EpTERS OF administration on the estate
of Samuel j, Stokes having been granted
ia the undersigned by the Probate Court of
Nadis6p county, Mississippi, on the 9Th day
of Noveuber, A. d. 1863
All persons ind, bted to said decedent ara
notified to come forward and make pay.
ment, and those having claims against the
estate are hereby required TO exhibit the same
and have them registered in the manner aad
within The time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
PATIENCE L. STOKES, Adm'x
Nov, 81, 1853. 5o.6w
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81 ~ ~ efWs - ffspsfs fesif'fr "
Ill tmrsb 80 f'lsrss .ha Zee, ~ aay
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81 ils sU. nia ~ i.po.isd IN ~ ~
stisss a iia a.sts. ~ rmaiH saefft
neaofisl u s,lisai oafae' sod q ff.yas
deed.
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D. EMMETT MYERS.
A. D. 9. Gent Buford's STAFF.
CAN'T Q7rH AlA. Rrer.. Dec. 4. 1888.

CAMP 27rH Ala. RLsr.. Dee Z, 1853.
Eaving been called On by Capt Myers in
regard 70 the report Of a difficulty having oc-
CURED between him aud NY self It affords me
great pleasure to stale that II is utterly IN
true aid thatithe kindess feelings has always
ex stsd between us.r,
ru Respectfully.
~ e JAMES JACKSON,
Gel 27tA Ala. Regt.
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MgA!NMRRMn

On ihe 10th ult,. by the Rev. WM F. JuxKrS. NJ.
C. HAYES. Esq. Of Augusta. Georgia, to Miss
MATTE L., daughter Of NJ. H. PEeKY, Esq, Of
Rockbridge county. Va.
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RF An Iri-hmarA who bad his left hard shot off
in thcengagemento the 10th ult.. near hattanoo
a aAt graspuR il with his right band, he threw it
Alaiming " Harra for Bragg; he's re.tTaitiug
iassAls, nicely" sa
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r1wna tf i.oagaotsn.- a lac aashs'lla
paHfss5
bft.isHfrsh.is hare been uflfR io.fa
ta.a IN atgW mfHhff aad tphag 'Ft
Ia Fl wiat ~ 49, ttHt lrfnfHoisH Hi1
faf ffgs a uHn W. tlsHn 70 H.f oef
taa 81 esy. Art entirely dsaifHts1 Z To- o..
rf.lH wa. placed upga iEe fAak andsfs bfia6e
M ta.NaI.
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no TEaE PUssE.HC.

f CASroN, MISS, Dec 1885
I EARNING that very inintious report is
Ia being circulated involving alike nv honor
az n gentleman and a soldier, that difficulty
had occurred between Col. Jackson. Of the
9Th Alabama Regiment. ard myself imply
ing charge OF base cowatdIce on MY part,
respectfully ask 70 be set Alright or the sub
iect So far as ny SELF is concerned The repurt
ia af..lee gnd.nslicious SANDER | have never
had any difficulty, even the slightest, with
CoL Jackson, or any other c6iccr in The Con-
federate army at any Slaee OF al any time.
Respectfully.
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4 nAyF ol habd. sNd ~ spa = lafve
! smabnt N SEASONED COHuWOup
thm will d.iiter ai suy place iu town, a.
lyons.
pee. ~ 1859. l1a@JtH.
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Perhaps hut few people in Georgia
have known that fhere is a law on the
statute book Of that State forbidjing the
intermarriage of first cousins. The fact
has become public through the proceed
ings Of The Legislature. wherein we see
that parties thus welded have petilioned
to have their unions legilimalized.
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Saddle and Harness Repairing.
A NJ. GURLEY viii do all he can, at h's
IA. residence, one mile Southwest 81 Gan
tou applicants furnishing materials 40 Far as
possible. o
Nov. IL. sol"
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M.AMTED.

EyTANTED to buy young NEGRO WO-
wv NAN witha child, three to six months
old, for which a good price will be given
Apply AZ this Office.
Dee 3, 1853. S-u
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A YANKEE GovFRNoR FOR NIssTssiPPT.-A spe.
cial dispatch to the Chicago Times from Washing
ton. saws that ex Congressman Case who has late
" withdrawn from the contest for the CLERK hip for
the House. will be appointed military Governor for
Mississippi, for the parpose of recognizing a
loyal government there"
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Af7mn5nfas~a tor38 Notice.

JIM AEAA@ VA -'--A = ~ @'Sft - a . a.
I ETTERS Of administration OF the estate
IL of Asa A. Bairenve, deceased. having
been granted to the Undersigned by the Pro-
bate Cont Of Madison county, Mississippi,
on the oh day o; November. A. ID. 1863;
All peraons indebted to said decedent are
notified 10 come forward and make payn ens.
and those having claims against the estate
are hereby required to exhibit the same and
have them registered in the manner and with
in the time prescribed by law, or they vii be
forever barred DAVID DEAN,
Nov III ISH9 3S-6w Admir-
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FO2. RENT.

THE BGISCQE PLACE, two miles west of
L Carton, combining one thousand acres
cleared land. and good Improvements, Is for
rent he ensuing year Apply 10
Dec, 5. 1853 -l0lm PIT NOONAE.
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BOARD OF P0LLCE.

A SPECIAL MEETING Of the Board Of
"A Police OF Mad.son county, viii be held
on Menday, TIE 2ls5 lust.
- r. POWELL, PREs'T.
Dec. 5, 1863. 9-'d
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flfHE naHeairBll htts fgf6ad safsfi.
te fH Hfisf fHf nfma aHd uFH N
nuift ttnIf.f. 4h0l ere authorized 10
sslfistis 30 .iH. 6fNHILg z Hrhtfts. fld
y. ..ftaala O.. AlI peHaas Indebted
~ enc ahHtf $500 hfa ftrna wv requested 10
seuie wllH ibtm Confederate apnty vii bs
asGysi zoe 80 claims mhIs before ~ dafipg
tbe war;
n fB our Intention ~ fah61n oUffsives
ftitfiy 81 thp drug pl..upsf apl keep our
stock iuli aHd complete, and ". hope q 10
able 10 mgft Gee PATRONAGE ~ COR friends.
UgRiCk a LANDERS.
Canton pee is'. 1853 III
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WAGON FOR SALE.

A no. ONE 6 HORSE dRoN AxiEl
~ WAGON FOR SALE. VIII be sold
cheap Apply 10
Canton, Dec. II, lsIex 80 i4-St
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A. iisaieoasy, 0ss. Piles b'' AZ
t.siy ssmm.sssd dehssinR fas 'efss
smat Z 49, sls., n fstassis lsdi'lia'l''
80. ,hs. H.. ts,s ssaiisi De fs'f''m
ssss " ~ airHy dsly ~ 'bs coa'sa'
snsy lih lssdqps, 80 80 ih''' 90.
msssalg. 81 saf sap'ffiP' shs -"
ssaSs hlm. s. indeed. smsiL
rrAcs,a dlsfsist ssfs 1" Tie 'sll's'8
tt~sss Wsg6sld I'D fadasah ffssaiiy iafs
~ " fatW.lss. ~il - ~ faaa'hH ofis'
s.sa b. q ks dsys, sd Ne ni@'' have ~
assfpssfd far ft.si flfieiif
We ms tslitsA ~ tsilsf- ihsi ~ q
a.ss v.ii tstfy sisfss hfgfs lha' shfH
fssat,y viii fssssfmiss siih fsbslllsa' Pc
t.smsa
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NOTICE.
RODkER WAGGONER

DElNG established ~ ne CITY on NOODLE,
4 fdf tie purpose of raudie'iheA
General Couatsasiou nud Forwarding
BsusswrsF,
wli,is from Ms Oh friend, ~, the custom they can
tbr0a in h.s lae lom Madison nud adi liidng coun.
tic,. and VII give everything entrusted % his care
4fs personal attention. iib,rp' oah advances viii
ae made oa cons, .a.uent' 90 bis addics'- having
sMde uranEen,nis here Tor cHpta ,ilih sent 10
meet Any dennnd on shipments Of Cott0n, Sayea.
Flour. torn Bacon, Lard, MoUl Cotton Imus, To
accn, Ljquars &c.
BOOKER VfAGGONER, y
No. ~, North Water Street, at Geo GrAinF.
Nov n, ls.;3-3S.3ns MohN", Ala.
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CONFEDERATE WAR TAI
10 NVsr Tax PAYERS

TIVE Confederate sia're War Tax las nov
become duc and PAYABLE, ahi vii rom
mpntettp collection ~ the .nu'e az CANTON.
On he Tin 81 JsNtsrr. lstt. rud continue
from da, to day "a lhc / IA of ffGaUhnY,
r6i Ererg pctsep ptyief ~ n pay oi tlt !'m'
and lafs aptoigtff t7h is Ia T. 70 PfB Ten pen
cent addiuOtnl ulan me amount ~ tax
Office AT the Cucuit Clerks oi.ioe Couri
Houbo, Canton. Ii. II, GOV ID,
Collector . 5. w. Tax,
Madison District.
Canton, Dec. 10, 1853. ll-tl5i0b.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Notice.

81 ETTErS Of administration on the eststO
IA Of William l. Brooks having been grant
ed TO the undersigned by The Probate Court Of
Madison county, Mississippi, on the oh day
of November. A. y. 1863
Al persons indebted TO said decedent are
notified TO come forward and make payment,
and those having claims against the estate ars
hereby required IL exhib;A the same end have
them registered ia tl,e manner aud within ths
time prescribed by law. or they viii he forever
barred DAVID K GALTNEY.
Nov 81, 1863 IS 6w Admir-.
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ST.. JoHNSBuEY Business DIRECTORY.

ST. JoHNSBUHY Business DIRECTORY.
NEWELL Il BROOKS,
YSICIANS & SURGE ONS.
OFFICE OVER HowAED's BOOKSTORE
DIR NJ residence. Summer 81, opposite Union School
Dr. Bs residence Central ST. ID house from Summer
EMILY A. VARNEY. VI. ID.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office first house North OF che North Church
j. ROSS,
ATTORNEY. COUNSELLOR 4 SOLICITOR
Office over l. Jewett's.
JOHN ID. MILLER, AS't,
MANUFACTURES OF
CARRIAGES OF ALL KIND 5,
OPPOSITE DEPOT, ST. JOHNSBURY. VI.
J. Carriages repaired At shart notice
J. MUTT,
FILE MANUFACTURER, STEAM MILLS,
Opposite Passenger Depot
L. .JENvETT.
DEALER II DRY GOODS. CRUCKEEY HARDWARE
BOOTS AND SHOES, GROCERIES, OILS, PAINTS, &c
Main Street.
Miss L. NTcDOUGALI.
MILLINERY & DRY GOODS.
Opposite CaledOnian Office
F. Is. GAGE, ARTIST,
AT ST. JoHNSBURY PORTRAIT GALLERY.
Ambrotypes, Melafnotypes. am lite-sze Photographs
Better and cheaper than elsewhere
GEO. s. SHAW,
ms Il nee GENT.
0licc with J. RS. !caeti's 3'.ii,,ing
n. IL. FLINT
Manufacturer OF HARNESSES. etc.
Opposite Pa>sumpsic HOUSE, Railroad street
c. c. HII.OS,
DEALER N WATCHES. J1wELEY. SILyER AND
PLATED WARE, sFECTACLEs. BOOKS, STATIONERY FANCY
Gopps. I"YS. sc.
Replrin- AID yill done with re. a.ce aud prompt
i.7.- Opposite POST uiiice. Main street.
WNi. II. HORTON,
MERCHANT TAILOR; aud deaer in Gents FUR
nishiH- foods Railroad street
HOYT & GREEN.
DRUGGISTS, ana dealers in Paints oils and Va.l!,les
Railroad street.
II. Il. EWTOH,
DENTAL 81 RECON.
II. c. DICKINSON.
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE r SEED STORE
Buffers Building Railroad >tT-.i-
1. ARMIH GTGN,
Manufacturer x Dealer IN Furniture and Chairs.
81 JuhI.>auTy Centre.
T TRI.SGOTT.
LIVERY STABLE Passengers carried - and fro: tie.
rS Stable Oh I"'tcd street. ~ Juissury Hons.
/. u. EILB0i-RXE. Il. ID. y.
DENTAL. SURGEON
Office. Corner Ms. .iul Central -:-eel>
A. }. WI 4. L. 4 & %.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW.
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hc undersigned Who has bcca wcll XII oun IL
sii> al. q ikc safe io- ~ wears - Marble
Worker. continues T. lila,.Gflctare Monuments.
i:arc stones alid Ornamental work of every
>ty!c ~ pattern "a suit everybody: and in 1ica
4 'he FAC: ,i.at ne does the mos; expensive r.rt
: -" "'., himself h can >t n ;,.iceS that u.
Haa rsH ''re -. an3 hire his work dine. and ney
Al .>. l. "a we'll established fact that MAJ
Al> >.g t> ;ao he>; UAo i Tie best sc,si.. ir.,-
Vi With -" t'i'I'ir>> which Le ! II What sane
man wo,.ia '!-ink OF getting fine proportional.
lnG well flushed monument, designed and exc
r'. ID under 'hr directions of 4 man who had
''nt.a AK ;:l'l. ~ pe,.,lled Tin II you want
-"a'; l"b 80 "a : good mechanic. tell him what
you MALI and yan niil &C; The hest work and n,
oNcSt ig:re. Those Who ale about TO purchase
NorDr-eI.S 70: Craze Stones. viii find lust U!,as
'ili >';s thc"a ~ coming 10 LIND ~ o. By writing
ri. ;''Ttlca'a5S- AMI every jeb NIL be executed
Nah lGc,. and S,:ic- regard - the wishes of thc
purc.a>g!. q +. SPENCFE.
lyndon. Jan ! iI.55 a.,f
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AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess SO many adval tages over the other
purgatives in the market, and their superior
virtues are so universally known, that we Iced
not do more than to assure the public their
quality is maintained equal to the best it ever
has been, and that they may be depended Oh
10 do all that the have ever done.
Prepared by =. c. AVER, NJ. D., & Co.,
Lowell, Mss, and sold by
HoYr 81 KsES. St John OuIy
JOHN n. MARTIN, Peycham
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Syphilis and Mercurial Disease.

From Dr.. Hiram StoGt, of St. Louis, Missouri.
~ nnd Your SARSAP!.RlLLA a more efcctual
remedy for the secondary symptoms OF Syphilis
and for syphlltic disease than any other possess
The profession are mlcbted to gu for some Of the
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laurence, -MtSS wto is prominent member OF
1te Legislature Of Massachusetts,
"DR. AVER My dear Sir: have found your
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both of the pTimaiy' md secondary type and efiec-
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10 other remedies do not know what we can EN-
tul Alternative is rcquircd.'
iT-. ChnS s. Tan Lier, Of Ner BrunSricf, " j,
had dreadful ulcers on his legs, caused by the abuse
of mercury, or mercariat disease, which grew more
and more aggravated for years, i'll spite of every
remedy treatment hat could be applied until the
pcrScvcrinG use OF AYERS SARSAPARILIA relieved
him. Few can be found more invcteratc and
distressing than tllij, and it took several dozen
bottles 10 care him
Leucorrl'aa, Whites, Female Weakness,
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cs"t"1 and are ver' often cured by the Alternative
eneet oil ms SAESAPARJLLA. Some cases require,
however, Ii. aid Of the SARSAPARILLA, the skilful
application of local remedies.
FROM the ucl-knorn and ,cidely-celeLuted Dr.
JGcob MrrW Of Cincinnati.
.,,oroti aEe 'oU,;d yoAr SA2sAPAR1LLA All excellent
alteratiVe Ii diseases Of females. Many cases of
irreSularity, LcucorThTa Internal liberation, and
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when its effect Is properly aided by local treatment
4 lazy, unrit'iHg 10 clicm the publication of he.
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Rheumatism, Gout, Liver Complain. oys.
pepsi1, Heart Disease, Neuralgia,
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st. Anttony's Fire. Rose, Salt Rheul
Scald Head, Sore Ewes,

From Hd'rg SicElcr, Esq, The abe editor Of tie
T"nt hannock Democrat, Pennsylvania.
Our OILY child, bout three years of age, was
attacked by pimplcS On his forehead. They rapidly
spread until they formed a loathsome and virulent
sore, which covered his face, and actually blinded
his eyes TO: some day IS. A slliliul physician applied
apparent effect. For fifteen days we guarded his
hands, lest with them he should tear open the fes-
tering and corrupt wound which covered his whole
face. Having tried every thing else we had any
and applying the iolide OF potash lotion, as you
direct. Tie sore began to heal when we mad given
the first bottle, and was well when We had finished
the second The chili's eyeiashes, which had come
out grew gain, and he is now is healthy and fair
as any oth.r. The whole neighbOrhOOd predicted
that he child nust Ito
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ORDER Of NOTICE. If sGTTLHlil.li.

tALfs " GAR2pN'-S Estate.
500 az * EbA = ts.ri fa.a bl>-. z.
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q; N'.,H " F-.I'G- iIi~ 81 fr-Cil.:. i;l >s5H ~.
ceased. lt.s~tN l. render .ia auvpI;i1 I'd l.> ..
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g. heard Il -" l'f,Ia;,, ta,,, ID = - l.r,i ,.
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coolest the aiopaiiCr al SID sUUag1 "a iltN >ut .-
and ai>' le heard ly said c~slru ia ili, mat.
.'4lii'i't a'la aislIltaIion oI aJli estate.
81 the court.
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ORDER of NOTICE cf SETTLEMENT

4. hEZEhlAH MARTINS ESTATE.
II 4 Probate Conn Ae1 ~ lire PIt3lar- tb.as- ..
Jvhii>bUrr, eJ the -llh dsH ol Mar A u l>,5.
Whereas. Albert "a Chadwick. aL-l.l~rr-i,r ,if r'-
lat" 81 htzcAiaA hA.flE- ate u y aoan>lfr ia ,
irlCt- deceased proposes 10 reI3c~ auour-
l!isl raiuil and 10 present H. =o,ouu1 A--.,-i
ioT tAaniinSti'l ans GpUa-lcn ~ jla rg.t .s
larll,'l and .i>i5OGii l ie residue 81 e.sl rr
rT decree 81 Said C',lrr. a',i,- gil- 'r-
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csuIi dat >&:d ai'llica1lll ul Der -l-.,..
fe htail IL tlc f-ualr Elise ia ~ ail.-3..r.
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