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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-22

- Chez Justice Chase has notified the
President that after thorough and careful
examination into the whole question, he can
not preside over the cnurs for the trial Of
Jefferson Davis in the city Of Richmond
The reason he assigned Is that there is no
regularly organized court in that city. Thus
the government is all at sea again in regard
to bis trial. The President maintains that
be cannot be tried at any other place. The
Impression is that he vii be released with
the understanding that he viii 90 to Europe
and not return, or, in other words, to be ex
patriated. N. Y. World.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-22

TERMS copy year lin advanced szOo
ast paid within siE months si.9O vii % ehaissa
NO paper will be DISCONTINUED until all Ar
rs.ragss are paid unless at the option Of publisher
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-22

AWeeklyDemocratic
paper, devoted 10 Poll
ss, News, the Arts
and Sciences &C Pab-
ishsd every Wednes-
pay, at Tunkhannock
Wyoming ceuhty,Pa
RY HkRve Y SickLtR
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-22

The Somerset couRty Demoe:> avs that
the twenty seven return judges OF hat cOun-
ty met on the 9th ult, TO count the soldier
election returns. They had one vUte only TO
count, which has thus cost the county just
one hundred and twenty-five dollars In
Bedford county there was only one vote to
count, and with about the same result as to
cost.
We believe there was one vote Of this kind
returned 10 this county. Whether the re.
turn Judges met to count It or nOt, we are
not informed, but think they did not. The
law on this sa5ject seems to require change.
Will our next Legislature look ot2
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-22

z TRgrKFUL NESS OF HERo.--Tt ia related
Of Lord Nelson, that while walking out one
morning he met little girlcrying bitterly, and
upon asking her what was the matter, she re-
Piled that she had broken her pitcher with
which she had been sent for milk and afraid
she would be whipped when she returned
home. Seeing that he synpathized with her,
she held up the fragments and artlessly said,
4 s'perhaps you can mend it, SIR" "No l can
not do that replied he, "but | will give six
pense to buy another with On looking in
his purse, he found he had no change, and
said, II cannot give it to you now. but If
Won will be here at this time tomorrow, I
will meet you and give you the money"
She went home comforted. And told her
mother the story with such confidence that
she was excused from punishment, on condi-
ton that the geAtleman kept his word. Be-
fore the time came, Lord Nelson received A
letter asking him to 90 toa distant place to
meet person whom he greatly desired to
see. He hesitated and thought that such
trifie an giving little girl sixPense ought
not to keep him away, bnt then he had gwen
his word and the little girl had implicitly
relied upon il. No he would not disaPpoint
her, so he sat down and wrote to his friend
that sowing to q previous engagement" he
shonld be unable to see him ut that time.
Such an incident adds hstre to the world
wide fame OF one Of England's nOst eelebra-
ted heroes.
The St. Jonshbury (yt.) "CaledS0ian'
says that the potato crop in that locality Z
large and excellent The only fault is that
they grow so large that they have to be "hil-
ed" like Josh Billings Shanghai rooster
L iona Anh AMI Al a tina
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-22
4nst's Gnrnrr.
I'VE BEEN THINKING,

I've been thinking, I've bseA thinking,
What q glorious world we're this.
Did folks miad their own business more.
And miad their nsighhor'B lsa.
For Instance, Jon And /, my friend.
Are sadly prone tOstalk
or matters that concern Us not,
And Others folliss mock,
I've been thinking, if we'd begin
To mind our own Affairs,
That possibly our neighbors nighs
COntrive 10 manage theirs.
We've faults enough at home 10 mend
IL may bs true Of others;
Ii would seem strange, Ii it we're nOS
Since all mankind are bEOthsrs.
Oh would that We had charity
For every man and woman,
Forgiveness 10 the mark Of thOss
Who know 10 err 5 human"
Then let Us banish Jealousy
Let's lit our tallen brother
And as we journey down lifs's road,
Do good 10 sne another.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-22

Radical Editor in Conneeticas said a Eew
days since, The Democratic party is dead,
stark dead We shoald hike On asl Alm,
says the Asr Rlrsa Register, An dat
think II 10 ,oout the hyiest eorpse he ever
watched with - = sas
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-22

An Abolition paper says the CoastitutiOa
has survived four years Of war against tr.i-
tors. We are glad to hear il Aaa survived.
As it has not been much used OF Ate, il ought
10 bs in rood condition.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-22

IL negro suffrage and exemption from tax
alton Of the United States bonds, are not the
stock IN trade Of the Black Republican party,
why is il that the Black Republican press
and leaders are advocating and defending
these measures 7
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-16

CANNED FRUITS AND VEGEFA-
BLESo Of very excellent quality, consisting Of
Prnehrs, PlumB, Cherries, Blaekberresr KAsP6er
rfes, Yea May, OF White FLAT Oorn, Green Oofn
md tomatoes, Can Be Ound AZ
= odd .hre5.oGEo. D. Books,
1hs 80 EUpsEicE Trest,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-16
1mprorIng a .slow" Dtnner.

At the opening of some railway in the
south of France, there wss q very grand
banquet to complete tho ceremonyst which
the general commanding the district sum
ury projects, and other big men were pres.
ent. Just after The usual lOysl tossts had
been drunk, syOnng reporter OF the Figaro,
evidently no Iespecter OF parsons lesPed
up AID cried, 81 say, gentleman, this Is
awful slow; PIl sing q song" which he ct
once proceeded to do; TO the Theress's i'm
mortal melody of " Gein nest sscre pour un-
sapeur." There was st onc dreadful con-
iu.iOn mayors and police directors shout
ed HTurn him out; while the guests st the
lower end OF the table, who were not ohelAl
| cried out, "No, no, go on silence for the
eentleman's song" Ifs trown had the
power of killing, the young rascal must
nave dropped down before the horseshoe
eyebrows Of General GoyOn; buE he didn't
care, be went on e1temPonziDg any mum
Der Of verses, and the result was, That al
the big men, IS the Turks call them, quit
ted the field 10 q stately manner, and leti
it to the Jolly dogs, woo made 3 regular
night OF Is.
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A PretentIOns Negro.

The LockpOrt Journal OF Saturday has
the following:
Morris Jackson, q colored man this morn
ing took his position on Pine street. and
proclaimed 70 persons passing by thai he
was Lord of this creation, and demanded
that sll should bow and 40 him homage,
and with & wand which he held in his
HAND proceeded to regulate ire sun and IN
struct me planets "in what orbits to ruD,"
permirting himself to be interrupted only
10 command obedience from those who
neglected to acknowledge his power. This
stale of things continued but 3 short time
when our city Polics, unwilling to acknoWl-
eoge his authority, ares ed the gentleman
ana took him before Justice Hamilton.
| SILL insisting on his Cd prorogauives, he
made liberal offsrs to the dispenser Of Jus
lice of privileges in his lipgeom, in ease
the Justice would grant to lis lordship the
freedom of the city; but the police justice
was insxorab.e, and ordered that the gen.
tleman have the privilege of the rooms IN
q substantial stone building on Niagara
street,
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Free neIiHerY oil Letters.

Parties Wishing their mall matter delivered oy
Carriers viii p ease leave orders p that elect -
the Postmaster's Room, With any Cariier, or ~
letter through TIE POstOfhce, uhen they vii De de-
iVered, without Extra ouarEe, with promPtnesa
a~eoording to toe following Time-1sble Of Depart
ures Of Carrisrs nom the ONCE:
IN THE BUSINESS TERRITORY.
Living between the Bivsr and eAst side ontario Et:l
Including the Ox-BOW nAtsh the deliveries VII
be a. foilOSs:
Fms DELIvERY.-rarrisrs will leave Postofhcs
At 500 A. n. with proceeds Of AL night malls
SIC Nd DELIVERI.-LesVs Postonios a. lO.0oA
4. vi b proceeds Of T:SO Eastorn-
THIRD On .IvERH.-IesV n:0 l. H Yin PIC
oeeds Of 2:1O A. n. Western, 9:l6 A. n. sandusky
WsV. $50 A. n. Cincinnati, 9:25 A. n. Pitt5burg.
and in.sO A. n. Eastern Way
FOURTH DELIVERY.-Ie@Ve a. EOO = \. pt DLOP
fifth DaLITERT-LeAvs at 400 P. n. with pro-
ceeds Of 2:l5 P. n. Eastern, 3:b6 P. n. western and
srFra EIIvTET.-Lsave At 500 P. n. for Drop
Letter Distribution
FOUR DELIVERY TERRITORY
Lying betu cen Ontario street and Wilson avenue,
Including scranton'G Flats, the Heights, and she
FIRST DSL1vERT.-Leave Postonace ct 800 A. N.
with proceeds Of night mails. -.
SECOSD DELIyERY.-Leave At lO.SO An. WIZ
uroc- eds Of all forenoon maIls eHoePt 1910 An
TsIRp pE1ivEaYy-Leavs at 800 ?. 4. with pro
cef d. OF lO.ZO A n. Eastern way -,
FOURTH DELIVERY Leave - 4:SO ?. - VIII
proceeds Of 2:I5 P.M Eastern, GbS ?. n. Toledo
and 500 P. n. Columbus.
COLLECTIONS OF LETTERS II THE 5Ust
NESS TERRITORY.
FIRST OoLLEcrIoE-Wih commence 81 SO0 A.
for the $50 Eastern and $50 Atlantic and Grea
Western.
Letters.
THIRO-Commenoes at ll:SO 4. \. Tor 10y P.h
Pitt,burR, 2,45 P n. Columbus, 2:46 Z. n. Toledo
and S:25 P. n. EsBtern Way.
FoURrs-Commences ct 200 ?. 4. for S:oOR'A
Eastern and $3.50 P n. Sandusky.
FIFTH-OOmmsnoes ct $40 P. n. for DROP Letter.
suTH-Commences 1t 500 ?, n for s;uO ?. :
Eastern, 10 OO p. Western, and 1ODO ?. n. Ol1
oinpati; $50 A. n. next morning) Ms1oning sO
80 next morning) Pittsburgh ssO6 A. & mex
morning. Cinnad and $40 A tne1t morning
Toledo -
COLLECTION N TIE FoUR pELIVEA
TERRITORY
VIII commence at s:OOA n, 1850 A. NJ SOol
z COWLES P. y.
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ARs1YAI OF MA1Is AT pEPprl

ARRIVAL o. MAILs At DEPOTi
AsstSrn Through srrTss 1t I:SO A H. slB ?. H.,
SAD 9:25 P. n.
Esstsrn Way arrTssL a. IG9A \.
western Through arrives Is 9sD A. H., $50 p.
do Way arrives 81 &66 P. NJ.
sAnduEky Way arrives At 9:lb A. NJ
Cincinnati Through arrives II e:S0 A. H., 500 2.
do Way arrives Rt $50 P. NJ,
eitts5urgh Through arrives At 9:66 A. y.
Way arrives s. 1910 P. n. IT..
GAhonIls Way arrives At lo.s6 A. NJ
Aeadville arrives at l0:25 A. n.
asdlna Way arrives 81 so P. N.
2ockPort, 10, arrives Tuesdays. ThurSdayS haG
Saturdays At Il IL .. 1890
RsT5 s9@ fs h55Efs9 ssANlE A lGGdd88A o 4-
gork, Hartford, and PAinosyille, eensTAl AShtAo0
3 znd OonnaAnt, closes at s:b0
EAsTsRH THEouGH, for HsW York only closes as
G1srzEs rzaOuaH, for Eris, Buffalo, AIOsny
Boston, HsW York and Hartford, closes 81 gu
EsfrzHWIT, for al peinis hstWosn OsVSlAns
and ErS3 As0 At S:6O P. d.
gEsFERa THRoUaH, for Toledo, Dstrsit, OhiesEO
and Milvsukes closes 81 Il9 A. u
Dubuque, Sc. Joseph and Cairo closes 81 go Z; a
WpsrERH WAY, for all points bstWssn OlaVelAno
and Toledo, CLOSES Rt 1:6 ?. ID.
SAEDUsKY WAY, for sAnduBky and al intorns
djsts points, closes at $50 P. NJ.
CEoIsHATI WAI, for all Poina bstEssn OlSEoiAne
Knd Cincinnati, closes at 100 A. M
CINCINNATI THBoUGH, for Oolumboa DayeoA'
ss9Ark and Cincinnati, CLOSES At I:O5 A. n
grsdsEIrT rHRoUaH, for columbus, Cincinnati
gCuITy1ls, 80. Louis, indianapolis, EAnssvilss md
Ehesling, cloves At 9:OoP P. N.
FTrrB sUHGa THRoUaH, for Pitt5bufkn ana WAN
pRton, elesss 81 1880 P. n.
PJrrsBuRGH WAY, for all points bstEesn Olsss
SEC. WsIlIVils. and Pith5uTgh, Harrisburg, Phil
lGslolds, EaltiraOTs and Washington olooea MIN
An. --H ~
HIHozras WA1, Tor al points between OlstsirHf
and youngstown, CLOGS At E:46 ?. n.
MrADvILLH, closes ct $50 A. n.
NsDuA WAY, closes At 7:SO 4. n.
EOOEPoRT, 30, CLOSES on tuesday, ThdrpoAyi
and Saturdays, ct l3h.
WAREIHFTIlIn, closes daily, 1880 A. n.
Ei1T OLHVpLAID and Euclid, closes daily IS
hsu and Drop LsttsEs ara required b law 70 b,
.Is-pa.d.
AiOty OirUuIars ars EsquirOdtO bsPrO-Paid via
ONO opon nom 500 A. M. 10 T:5O P. N. o.
Sunday from 300 70 100 4. M
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New York = Harlem RalIrOadI
Mm "a f%RIEELERa.

uIlOB ~ TbAH HIA8Ss
1.-TWO RXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
BundayB szosptsdl
n0RHIHG EXPRESS, leaving Troy a. 9sI6 4.
-: from Albany ct Hudson Bivor Depot Is $3.50 A.
~. arriving 1t New York 81 $3.50 IN
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy ct $500
?. n; from Albany At 8:lo ?. arriving a. New
sur PHILADELPHIA and Warrington City.
Ths Cincinnati Express nom Bunalo eonnse1
vitb ne $50 q Albany for New York By the HGT.
l0m Road.
Tor ne better accommodation Of the public, ATs
rnn9smenis have besn made 70 run the trains g
the Hudson River Railrosd %. and those OF the Bs
4. and Harlem Railroad %. ~ nnerent hour neD
Albany and Troy.
THE HARLEM ROAD.
Pas,snesu viii be Tioketed and BaggAgs cheohtd
oTsr this road direct 70 New York BY the OessrA
| R.R. Co, and Ell connecting lines North and West
Ticksts OF the Hudson BiVer BAilrcae 90. Snd Q
This %. VII Be received b eifher road : snd 5eSt
~ checked By sithsr Company VIII b deh9eEsa
n EsW YORK without change Of esseEs
- S5 issI y A. CHAPIg, sept
FnRpIHt GEEKH.- AdEsrtising Agent
LB, KHIoEEaBoCzEBs Agent AlhARH- "Na'
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-16

at q large dinner party in seertAIn city,
lately, the frosty weather had done consld-
erab.e duty in supplying conversation,
when q plump, hsl py looking married lazy
made a remark 81. :. cold feet. ASurely,
said 8 lady opposite, "Mrs. you are not
troubled with cold feeL2' Amidst an Av-
full pause she navely answered "Iee, IN
deed, 1 am very mucn troubled-Out they
are mo- my own
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NLEEALAND 8 LEI RAILsoAp
ARRAzsElurf.


On s1dI AfsE Aond.y, Dgs flst lsA, FAssnsa
Trains val run q ShoEs. Sundays SzesPssGi
cd LHAVR CLEVELAND ..
oaG a. n.-DAY EXPRESs ~TRAIF-stoBplnE Is
Wtloughby, Paine5vtle. Madison, Geneva, Ash
tabntas Oonhssut and aiFard Only, and arrive e
Ene ~ In P. H., Dunkirk BIAS ?. H., BuaAio
rs P. M.-OIHOIEFAU ExPBESS-Sto1Vfng ct
PHuesVile, AshtabulA aud Girard Only. aud AZ
rye e. Artesso ?, H. Dunktrk szsR. H., But
s.9 P. M.-nAiL AND ACCOMMODATIONS
ss4pHt1s atAl Ffsa0ns AID arrive At hrs q
500 F. M.-HigHT UCPREss r~BAB-stoYvsas At
PzinasViIla, AShtabnlA and Glrard onls, And
SFf1Vea Aa ETis 81 H;A0 A. H.. Hank5rk 1aN
A. Bu1alo
4s hEAVB GRIRs
80 a. M.-HlaHT ELPREss TRAuu-Stos.lnr
st,GleArd, Alhtabuia and RkresVils only, and
hrT1T9 ht UeFelsnd At % A. H..
s;I5 A. M.-HAII AID AOOOMMODATIOH
T~kAlh-stopDlng ~ al stations and arrive Ct
Cleveland at l6: q A.
l0s1B A. M.-rOLEDO EX~PRESS-stopBlnE O. an
al EarNnaeIosptSWanVille. Saybrook, unionFilia,
Parry, Mentor and WtokH5a, aud arT.Tos ~
Cleveland At 2:l6 IN.
M.-DAY EXPBEEH ~TBAIH-Stoynina 81
GtrArd,Oonnesu Aahtabulh,G Geneva 4 Palms.
vile ouly, and arrives Il Cleveland Ct - ?. ~
~ second GAS CARS are run on al thr0REa
An the trains EOins westward vounses At usTslan.
With trains or Toledo. Ohioago. Columbus, Cinein-
nha, Ihdianapohs, - bouis, &o.i and al through
trains going eastWGrdt connect ~ Dunkirk with kIs
trains Of the Now York 4 Erie Railroad, and 81 Buff
Al with tho9eof the New YORK Central 4 Bulalo 4
Boston. HiAgAra Falls, 49,, and 1t Era with trAtnr
on the Philadelphia 4 Erie RAilroad.
~ Day ELpreEa, Last and West. ccnnocts -
9ifArd win TrAing on Erie B Pittsbugh Railrosd
or LlnssEtAa AssdElle Jsnsstogns
+ ssyaIand. Got. nsE BI
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GOES
COUGH BALSAN
cures inausnsa, AhthmA,
and all bronchial alec.
.IonE.
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PRlVATE AFFAIRS, 5l
l-. IL WHICH
9 Ill MaAsan ara InfaPnRtnd.

Farmers Dtovers, Merchants, Lumbermsn, Me-
ehanics, Miners rBaskers, the rich and the poor,
shou d ask themsslVeSf The sir hest %SYPHILITIO,
or so.oalled PRIvATE DISEASE. faint Is lingering IL
their s,srEHs. II 80, they should apply In person,
If possible If lot pos ible In persoO, by lettsr,
and receive by return mail 8 blank circular Of
question, which v n enable ny one 70 know posi-
lively lust how they ttssd. Fan
To the int lligent rssder II is not necessary 10
publish the lanes Il the many eompIcaif onB and
forms assumed by this terrib 9 sconrge, yes IL m y
be aoVisab 9 10 mention IS most prJmin-nt SYPH-
Ills PRIMABT, SYPHILIS SECONDARY, and SiPaILIs
TERT Any, the latter involving the bOnes In IT'S
dea ,hly SETON.
Every one should know. also. that many o. the
moot obstinate and worst ULCER TEO THRoATs
proceed from this cause, and will, il not properly
banded. ultimately r. suit Ia loss Of VOICE. LOOk 10
your true interest, and consult bv letter or apply At
~f| DR. DEHARTS
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-16

NR HALLIWELL SURGEOE DEHTIsT,
respectfully sunounoes to the public generahy,
h At he has removed nom bis old Dental kooms o.
the Public squa ., to his own Block, 81 Mlen,saS
straat wbere he has lifted 40 . beautiful suite Of
Po1n Z. and Il now Or. pared to meet and Walt on Al
old aud new patrons VINO may please 10 iaVof MIN
with a call. z-,.d
~AETIFIJIAL TEETH bxed on an ipPEOtSS
..I-c;nsI and mpoued at prices within the reach
II al. A~eknoWle5g-o By the Profession generally,
- tbsiT Besnty, SIrenth sBd Durability. Every
ons that segs them discard their old sets, II ATS.
N B.-Unly one visit ossessary o nave . sStso
r1a,s5 At M. IS Mf5higan street, nCrth side, sec
5nd door ron Ontario. and foot OF ProsPeoE streot
UsvelAsd. Imysl A. b. HAbLlN ELL, I'D:
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures i%hstulenoy, weak
Rs snd general debility
It mAs es the WeArg ambi.
tiOus, the feeble strong,
the debilitated hs4lthy-
for It enables the patient
to AXE plenty OF healthy
food, which IL the parent
Of the body.
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IMPOKTANT TUlLaDIES-m. H

LIEUTENANT mar
ETfs FsDsle PflI nave nsEsr yst failsd IN ronOV.
HE55lGuultiel arising n.on obstruction, or stop,
FGye of nature, or On rsstor1ng ths GyEtsn % par.
al health Whe7 Eufsr1nE from Spiel AGsOtionay.
!ProihDsnz 0tsA ths Whites o. other WeAknesl }
Ehs UseTins OrgEza. Ths FiflN are psrfSStly harm
les On the contribution, and nay BE- taken b. tina
aoEt dslloats isuafS Rsthout causing eistrsEs-tha
ana line thay act uks q ehsEm By Strengthening,
iavigor6ting and restoring the system 70 . hsalth
condition, and By bringing on the monthly period
Gith regularity, no master from what aauRSa tbs
g5ssEuedon may aria. Thsy Ehoaid, however, non
- tzksn turing Shs Ant throa nonths 81 proEnan-
sy, thO1Eh GAIA IS any oshZ tn2ss - Di1oaErtAp
you'd b tia rsuIt. sLrr-
@Hsoh box contains % Pills. R1os / %.
81. HAHEEI's TEAATIs1 on Diseases q Fansla,
Pregnancy, EisoErrasA BArrenne8s e~terlity, Re-
Pfodu0ti11, and Abuse1 Of Nature, and anphatioal.
{ the Ladies PriVAts Medical Adviser, . psmphlst
q O. pages, sent fEOo 70 any addrsl- Xix osnE re-
CgirSd 20 pay postage.
EFsd, securely sealed, and prepaid, By
G.BRHAE, 4. D, General Agent
30. rs OedAr st., LEV TOFk.
- Bold b. Al TIA principal Druggists.
3 ~ CLARK, BrIEz1t. Agent for Cleveland.
fulTS1.RAm.W INV
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OOEb
nY2pEP9TA GURE

III Of AIDlA VOII
IL 9 Turely vegetables
preparation, contains no
opiates, DO poison, 10th.
ing hurtfal, but Rcts
D omptly, surely and i'm.
nsdiately.
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"a PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEN

OF MARR1ASE.-OOntaining nearly 500 pages
and $50 zoe plEtes and engraNings Of the anatomy
Of the human Organs In sBtate Of Heaith and Uis
Onss, with . Trsatt-e upon harry Errors, its de-
plorable consequences upon the Wind and Body,
With the AuthurE paaE Of trestment-the only ra-
tionai and successful mode Of cure, e. shown BY
tse married and 5those contemplating marriage,
who entertain doubts Of their physical oond, ton.
Gent free OF postage 70 any address On receipt Of26
oouts in stamps y postal currency, By addressing
=. 7. r.- E -a8a. -
The Author nay he consulted upon any Of the
dihe .sss upon Whieh bis book treats, either peuon-
ally or By mail, and medicines sent to any part Of
the world. mhl4.2xB
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our directions are fOllOved.E
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SOVEREIGN REMEDY
DISEASES

.a-7'7s-aaf To- 7-h5t o. slz OF ra
that ~O.tr4pst. IN ID sLI -e-E I14 gss y-sl
",-
DIsoRDEBED. STATE ,E- -7z 8.
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&"HL . Ubh IHh BhSI-
Over tVshty ysarS' Increasing demsnd has estab.
hhhed the fact AATHEW's FHEErIAE IA BYE is
ths best in the world. Itisths ehsapest, most re-
liable, and mest eonvspient. o.nplets in one
bottle. Does not require any previous preparation
Of the hair. 30 sr0ublsa No crock orssAin. Does
not rub OF or make the hair appear dusty or dead,
but 'nPartE 70 IL Dew Life aad luStro- ProduOs a
beautiful black or brown, a. preferred. A child
can apply it. AlvAys ssTs satisfsOaOa. Only u
Osats per bottls. Sold even Ehsrs.
Al. MATHEWS, Manufactures. N. p
DEMAs BARNS a 90, New York, wholesale
Agents- myl6;R4
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
sWeetsns the stomach
puriAes the breath, enc
lust antly stops soOrness,
aoidlty and rising OF food.
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-YSPEPSRA CUBE
meal E~ifh6urRaR esa:ty
tress AfEerHHrd, for II
will stop 1t g. soon a. II
IL swallowed.
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EAOEA1coh u EAAoFhOPAThn AND MADluHAAs
Onioe-ID Seneca street, a few DOOR froIa Superior,
up stStrs, opposite the City Hotel. - =
j hours from 9 70 Y and from 2 20 5 O'clock
Daily (SundsYs axcoptadD - --r - f-- iAnl7
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DYgPEPSTd OUP,

OI6HEPSIA CURE
cures sick headache.
at the stomach.
and pains or ehoho Ia the
bowels.