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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-11-10
Louisiana Items.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Z.
Gen. Fullerton has issued two circulars, one
reminding the freedmen that the time is ap-
preaching to make contracts for labor for an
other year, and the othel directing all officers
and agents collecting school tax to report to
him, with the collections.
The planters have adopted plan to get
freedmen to pick cotton, which is meeting with
success. When days work is done, the cot
ton picked by each freedman is measured, and
he is paid according to the amount picked.
The cotton fields of Texas remain unpicked,
the freedmen refusing to work.
The total vote of this city is two-thirds that
before the war. County parishes, as far as
heard from, give the Democratic ticket the
predominancy, The conservatives are no
where. The negroes had nine polls open in
this city, and two or three in Platte district,
opposite the city.
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MAsoN1c.-At the annual meeting of Port
land Lodge, No. 1, held Wednesday evening,
the following brethren were elected officers:
Henry P. Deane, W. NJ; E. Wentworth,
S. W.; Seth B. Hersey, j. W; VIM. o. Fox,
T.; Samuel Kyle, S.; VIM. Fl. Soule, S. d. /;
A. @. Leach, j. D.; ]. NJ. Heath, r. w. Kin
nard, Geo. E. Taylor, Com. on Finance.
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BY Electricity

3 The Rheumatic, the gouty the lame and the lazy
leap with joy, and move with the agility and elastic
lily OF youth; the heated graid is cooled the Gost-
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth deformites re-
moved; faintness converted to vigor, weakness to
strength the blind made to see the deaf to hear and
the pasied form to move upright; the blemishes OF
youth are Obliterated; the ACCIDENTS of mature lie
prexented the caamities Of old age obviated and
active circulation maintained. trt
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North Carolina state Election.

t.s .i. RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 8.
At the State election to-day, 81 precincts
gave Holden 1859 and Worth 3,015. These
returns are mostly from along the lines of
mates.
From present indications all the ultra Union
men are beaten for Congress, and that noue
will be elected who can take the oath.
With the meagre returns at hand no correct
conclusion can be formed as 10 the result.
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SUPREME JUp1oIAL ooURr.

OCTOBER TERM-DAvIs, j., PRESIDING.
THURsDAY.-George Knight VS.. Scott Dyer,
action of trespass for ob5tructing a private
way leading to cove for gathering a.weed
The question of plaintiffs right to take sea-
weed from the cove is also involved in the
case. Not finished. Drummond for plaintiff;
Butler for defendant. .TEFET
The afternoon was taken up with the case
OF Abbie F. Weston libellant VS.. Daniel C.
Weston,-a libel for divorce. S. L. Carleton
for hbellant; FL. J. Swasey for lbellee.
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Reported Conspiracy against Merico in Ne,v
YOrk-SM6eriaQ ut the South. 1

NEW YORK, Nov. 8.
The New Orleans Crescent publishes Mex
can letter of Sept 2Sth, pretending to give a
statement of a conspiracy, originating in New
York City, for the purpose of precipitating the
United States into war with Mexico and
France at the same time.
An American gentleman in Georgia reports
that 800 children in that State are without the
privileges of school. The poor whites are
suffering for wood. There will be great deal
OF suffering in Atlanta very soon, unless help
comes. Many are without shelter and sleep
where the night overtakes them. There are
500 children without schools. @sl2
The governments North Carolina and Ten
nessee offer all the aid in their power for the
promotion OF the interests of education.
Great restitution prevails in the State of
North Carolina.
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The Overland Mail Coach Robbetl-Indian
Depredati0Ns.

The Overland Mail Coach Rehabilitation
..f.. .-.sr DepredatiOns.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8.
The Overland Mail Coach was attacked by
six robbers, armed with double-barreled guns,
near Virginia City, on Monday, who took all
the valuables of the express and passengers,
amounting to $4,000 in money. Among the
passengers was J. l.. Batchelder, of Boston,
who was robbed of $1,000. No one was in
jured.
A dispatch from Oregon says that late ar
rivals from Portland bring news of Indian ont
RACES in the vicinity of Cottonwood Greek.
Some California cattle drovers were fired up
on and three were wounded. About 40 head
of cattle were driven off. ss..
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
EVENING PAPERS.
It HI E ELE CTIONS.

Louisiana.
New ORLEANS, Nov. @.
The election yesterday passed off very QUIZ
city. Wells for Governor and VOORHEES, for
Lieutenant Governor, carried the city by an
overwhelming majority. l.. S. Martin, in the
first Congressional district, Jacob Barker in
the second, and B. G. Wicklif i'm the third, are
elected by large majority.
Maryland.
BALTIMORE, Nov. g.
Returns from the eastern shore indicate the
defeat of Spencer, the Union candidate for
Judge in the 18th Judicial Court, and the cleo
ton of Franklin. In one district of Mont
gomery county, no election took place, the
Judges appointed having disqualified the citi-
zens. The registers refused to let them have
the lists of registered votes. The Union party
have elected four out of the five judges voted
for in the State.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 9.
Mr.. Wells, Republican, for Mayor, has $50
majority. Eric county is claimed by the Re
publicans by about 1000. Full returns will
not be in for several days. hI
ST. LOUIS, Nov. o.
The election of county officers and members
of the Lower House of the Legislature of
Kansas, yesterday, passed off quietly. The
Republican ticket was elected in Douglas,
Atchison and Leavenworth counties. T
alabama.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 9.
Reports from Alabama concede the election
of Bulger for Governor by a small majority.
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h' CAsUALTY.-Martin Beckwith, a seaman on
board Br. brig Clara, of Truro, N. S., from
Windsor for New York, fell yesterday morn
ing from the main-top, in consequence Of the
peak halyard block giving way, and struck the
deck, surviving but about ten minutes. The
brig put into this port for the purpose of send
ing the remains home. His age was about II
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Eeie York Markets.

-'-t 4aa NEW YORK, Nov. 9.
Cotton-2c lower; sales 1000 bales Middling Up
lands at 30 a Bic.
Flour-5 q 10c lower; sales 10000 bbls State at
So az 60. Round Hoop Ohio 8 05 q IL %. West
ern 90 q 80. Southern dull; sales 500 bbls. at
at 40 a II 90. ls1a, e -
Wheat-1 a DC higher, but buyers refused to pay
II; sales 81 900 bushels Chicago Spring at 70 q 81
24L
Comic lower; sales $4,000 bushels. Mixed West
ern SO % Ole
Beef-steady.
Pork-heavy; sales $500 bbls New Mess at 50 IS q
80 80. lel .l.--,- 1.- =
Lard-quiet; sales 100 bbls at "a a %.
Sugars-frm; sales 100 hhds. Muscovado ct 1871 q
15c. Havana, 230 boxes, at 13lc. i" ts'" W. =
Cohee-quiet; sales liz bags of st. Domingo at 1ec
in gold. ~r,l
Petroleum-quiet; crude 36i q 81.
Freghts to LiverpoolEfrIn
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The Trial of JEFF. Davis.

NEW YORK, Nov. o.
A Washington dispatch says that Chief
Justice Chase objects to having JEFF. Davis
Tried at Richmond, and he urges the pospone-
ment OF the trial until after Congress meets.
ne wishes Congress to provide for the case
espeelaly. The President wishes for the trial
70 70 ta axe place Immediately, and urges it upon
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NEW 1ORh, NOF. D.
The surgeon of the Atlanta states that the
majority Of her passengers are emigrants from
Switzerland and the southern part of Ger
many. They came by the way of Paris when
the cholera was raging, and while they were
there several died in boarding houses. They
were attended by consultation government
physicians. Unusual facilities were afforded
by officials for their shipment, and their anx-
iety to come on shipboard was so great as to
cause enquiries on the part of the officers OF
the ship. Since the passengers have been re-
moved from the ship, but few cases have oc-
CURED, and these were of the mildest form.
We may look to persons at Havre as carriers
of the malady on board of the vessel We
may now reasonably hope for an early disap-
pearance of the malady.
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The RELIGIOUS Discussion, which has
been proceeding this week between Elder
Cornell of Michigan and Elder Preble of New
Hampshire, viii be continued this afternoon
at 2 O'Clock, at Advent Hall, will be concluded
this evening. The public are invited to attend
the closing debate.
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The places of business of residents will be
taken separately. .f..iLF -..--f..r-r
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Heavy Robbery.

CHICAGO, Nov. O.,
While the American Express wagon for de-
livering money packages was going its rounds
this morning, it was discovered that a satchel
containing $4,000 had been stolen from the
wagon. A detective force is at work, but no
clue has been discovered to the theft.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-11-10

A NEGLECTED CoUGH, COLD, OR SORE
THROAT, which might be checked by simple
remedy, like Browns Bronchial Troches," if
allowed to progress, may terminate seriously.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, and Con-
sumptiye Coughs, "The Troches," are used
With advantage, giving oftentimes immediate
relief Singers and public speakers win find
them also excellent to clear the voice and rem
der articulation wonderfully easy. 90
novRd1 wood 81 7.a'.'.eT .s.
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OCEAN STEAMERS. - Steamship Belgian,
which sailed from Liverpool on the I'd will go
to Quebec, and will not come to this port,
having full cargo for the former place.
Steamship North American was to sail yes
terday from Liverpool for this port, and will
be the first one to arrive at this port. She
will be due here Tuesday the 21st inst
The Moravian, which sailed on the I'd for
New York, will touch here on her return trip
for the Canadian mails.
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Fires in NeiU York.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.
A fire occurred last night in a commission
provision warehouse on Water Street. Loss
$1,000; insured for 5000. -.,. -..,
st. Jervis' sofa and chair manufactury was
destroyed by fire. Loss in factory $4,000; in
sured for 81, 900. The building was valued at
$4,000; insured for $4,000. ~.
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From Merico : Proclamation OF Governor
Hstnsphs.ies. M

Hssfsphs.ies. S5
New ORLEANS, Nov. 8.
Mexican dates OF the 18th ult, have been
received. News unimportant. The general
inability of the Juarists to compete against
the emperor Macmillan is daily becoming ap-
parent Vera Cruz, Mazatlan and Acapulco
have been made maritime procedures. Land
ed proprietors in San Luis are making move
ments for emigration. The French troops
were at Mazatlan on the Goth of October.
Gen. Humphrey of Miss, calls upon the
people Of that State to organize companies to
aid the civil authorities in maintaing law and
order, and caution them against expressing the
negroes in any way. - =.
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MUNICIPAL COURT, NOV. o.

Patrick Conroy allowed his goat to roam at
large. In consideration of this fact the Court
bntted Patrick to the tune of $S,17, which he
was obliged to fork over. At this rate, Pat
rick thinks it will be cheaper to pay eight cts
per quart for cows milk. =
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INTERNATIONAL LINE.-In consequence of
a storm at the eastward, the steamer New
York did not leave Eastport for this port at
her usual hour yesterday.
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: C7app's Favoa.ite Pea,. /!

- @vefy large; similar to the Bartlett in form,
but less musky in flavor; ynous, melting, but
Terry, and juicy; fine texture; ranks best
Am. Promo Society. -- ~ F
The tree is ''of healthy and thrifty habit."-Nor-
folk Ag. Soc. 5F 'eT t
The late Or: Briaekie said sit was of superior
quality, as wen as size."
M. barry, of Rochester, N. T., pronounced 1t
''quite worthy Of ranking best
Mr. HoUey, Prest. of Mass. Hort. Society, thought
ut so hardy 10 resist the cold which gener-
ally affected the Bartlett; and In quality 1t cor
-tainly was its superior" -.a---.-----
Hon. M P. Wilder and Hon. Joseph Breck, Ex-Pres-
ident of the same Society," say they "can endorse all
that has been said In relation to its excellence"
PRIcE.-Trees OF three years, generally having
fruit-buds s3 each; $50 per doc: Smaller $12 to ga
per dog. j. W. ADAMS Nursery,
"a Oct 20-d&w5w 3{ MorrilPs Corner.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Murphy's Califor-
mia Minstrels, one of the best troupes that has
visited our city this season, will give two en-
tertainments at Deering Hall, this and to-mor-
row evening. There is real musical talent in
this troupe.
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Hire In L01neIZ.

LOWELL, Mass, Nov. 8.
A large double dwelling house, on New
March Street, owned by Mr.. James Kent, and
occupied by Mr.. Kent and N. w. Bricket, was
destroyed by fire this afternoon. Both parties
were partially insured. 1t was probably an
incendiary.
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Heavu Robbe,.af.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 9.
The Counting Room of Capt. Joe Runing-
ton, Quartermaster at Chattanooga, was en-
tered and $25 900 taken from the safe. Four
persons have been arrested on suspicion.
Two attempts have been made to rob the
safe of Capt Hopkins, at Chattanooga.
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REAL EsTATE.-Henry Bailey & Co., sold
at auction on Tuesday, the story and half
house No. rs Bracket street, with the lot; it
brought s., 400 and was purchased by Alpheus
Shaw, ESQ r. fa--L 34 lLa
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-11-10

LARCENY. A night or two since some
scamps smashed in one Of the sashes of the
window of the shop of Benz. Jones, Fore St.,
and stole all the articles within reach, such as
fruit, soap, &C.
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BOdu Identified.

WOODS HOLE, Nov. 8.
The body washed ashore here on the It'll,
proves to be that Of Elias Crewell, Of Chatham,
Mass,
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WE are indebted to Messrs. Allan Brothers
& Co., for European papers per ste .mship Pc
ruvian, at Quebec from Liverpool.
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RrscI; of a Stean,er ANA lose of Ltfe.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 9.
The Canadian propeller Brecknell, with
cargo of flour from Milwaukee for Montreal,
was wrecked on Big Sable Lake, Michigan.
The first mate and one wheelman were
drowned. The boat and cargo were a total
lnss 4. :. 60. .a..-.. .l..t. ~ n 1890.
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NesC York Election

' NEW YORK, Nov. 9.
The Albany Journal makes the Republican
majority in the State ~ 900. The Argus con-
siders that this is about the figure.
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THE attention of persons seeking an oppor-
tunity to make money, is called to the adver-
tisenent headed: Wait! Waltz Wait!
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The Harris Disorce Case Decided

New LONDON, Conn, Nov. 9.
The Harris divorce case has been decided in
his favor. He gets complete divorce and the
custody of all the children, and she gets no
alimony. Both can again marry if they choose.
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INV. ADAMS, Nur.erte,

$1,000. j. w. ADAMS Nurseries,
- I& Morrns Corner. GARDENERS, nell
"a trained IN our Nurseries, will be fur
J6aS4~ nished-at cost-to plant trees and
a6G1n6b vines in the City or Cemetery. Names
or orders may be left at the Tea StoKe
ROCK NAPLES of large size for streets, grown
In the Nursery. with abundance OF roots. Am. and
Siberian Arbor Vite; Hemlock and Norway Spruce,
and new Am. Weeping Willows, for Cemeteries.
Oct 26-d3w
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The subscriber offers for sale the right to manufac-
ture and sell this unequalled pump in the unsold
Counties in this State at a low figure. '7li-4
This pump CANNOT freeze as no water remains in
the pipe when the pump is not in motion,
With it water can be thrown all about the premi-
SEES for the purpose of extingushing fires, washing
windows carriages, pavements, sc.
capital chance is here offered to any enterprsiI
man to make money. Messrs. Libby, Lidback g. Co.
Sd story, No. Manufacturers Block, Union Street.
proprietors Of Cumberland County, will put up sin
gle pumps In said County, and viii furnish them at
short notice to owners Of other Counties n r.qa5
Call on them, or on the subscriber at the United
States Hotel and see for yourselves
THOMAS WHITTEMORE.
Nov 9-d2t .1g7 t1 .o9 .srI grfT gs5r4eaH
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

.-t'5 20 " Nov. 8, 1865. u 1
ORDERED, That until further order, al yes,
" sells arriving at this Port, from Ports infected
with Cholera or having had cases OF Cholera during
their passage, shall perform quarantine Easterly
from a line drawn from the buoy on Spring Point
Ledge to the Block House House Island, where
they shall be detained until discharged by certif
cate signed by the City Physician and Harbor Mas
ter.
And the Harbor Master and Boarding Officer ere
hereby instructed to take all such vessels to such
place o. Quarantine.
And the Pilots of the Port are hereby directed to
make known this order to all vessels which they may
board. faa
Read and passed. sent down and Concurred.
Approved, JACOB MCCLELLAN, Mayor.
( Attest:-J. M. HEATH, City Clerk.
~ New 8-d2w .asu
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TELEGRAPH offices have been opened at
Wilton and Livemore Falls, on the line Of the
Androscoggin Railroad. z7adr 4
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Stock Markets.
NushyilIe-1furL:efs.

Nashyille Markets. nssb
NASHVILLE, Nov.9.
Cotton-clossd dull and declining; sales at SO a
42c. Large quantities continue to arrive. No large
shipments have been made. s, s4.r 1af'.s -
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TEETH. TEETH! TEETH

r. DIR. d. stin continues to Extract Teeth by ELEc-
rRIcIrY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayed
teeth stumps they wish to have removed for reset
ting he would give polite invitation to call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES Tor sale
for family use, with thorough Instructions.
DR.. d. can accomRQsfate q lew patients with board
and treatment at his hbuse.
Office hours from O'Clock A. W. TO - NJ; from
to p. M, and to in the evening.
Consultation free. noy1tf
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Friday Morning, November 10, 1866.
PORTLAND AND VICINITY.

g, He.nt.
accommodate as, By sending in their advertisements
ut on early hour IN the dag.
New Advertise ments To-day.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
For Sale-Grocery Store.
For Sale-F. A. HILL -. g. 10
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam-kee,a,c ~
cough No MoFe-Geo. G. Goodwin q ~
Pile remedy.
Wait, Wait Wait!-W N. Gourlay'
Hoop Skirts-W. II. Howard.
City of Portland Jacob McLshan
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 9.
Reports from Alabama concede the election
of Bulger for Governor by small majority.
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Auction Sales.
EDw'D M. PATTEN, Aucsioneer. 70 Exc,anno @.
Groceries, Furniture, Stoves, &C.. at
-----e A ructiOD

ON SATURDAY, Nov. II, at "a. M. at Office
" Bills Beet, Molasses, and Beans; Boxes Tobacco,
boxes PURE SPICES, Sa'eratus, Chocolate, Coffee,
Corn Starch, Pickles, Cream Tartar, Cigar Cases,
Mustard, Crockery and Glass Ware, Shoes and Boots
Lot of Dry Goods, &C.
At 81 P. NJ, four Counting Room Desks, two
Writing Tables, two Stoves, &c.
Nov 7-dtd
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Who have cold hanas and feet weak stomachs, lame
ness and swimming In the head, with indigestion and
constipation Of the bowels pain In the side and backs
ternal cancers; tumors, poypus, and all that long
train of diseases win find in Electricity means
of cure. For painful menstruation, too profuse
menstruafon and all of those long line Of troubles
with young ladies', Electricity Is certain specific,
and WILL in short time, restore the sufferer to the
vioor of health.
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COpNfal1 Pictures

OF any kind done at A. M. McKENNEY'S, 2S4
" Congress ST., by new method in a superior
manner cal and try 1t, oct3eod&eow3m
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ne SAFE From THE rAsas OF WANT

Would these childreo nave ooniortauls nome, anu
dent of tha cold charities Of tho wnrldt Woud Ihlr
lsd ana ieeblo parent be provided tori would my
esnte nay nly debtsl Would thefa ne no HH'rlhee oi
property by forced sales Oi administrator To meet
heenAnds efcreditUrs-saer nVlo wlien thn MARIE,
tsnds downwArd, and TAR pflcos cannot ha r'N,4'nt
toni Tney fear ask them, aud chrrish the l'iis'
that they have long lease on life, thisis ho' i""l
ish and cowardy. rhe brave man
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mcotcal.
How TO Keep in GOOD Health
AND
WHAT is THE CAUSE OF DISEASE

TNHE primary cause Of every disease that flesh N
l. heir 10 ~ impurity Of the blood. The blood he.
comes impure from many causes. Impure mr. or
change OF weather. unwholesome food ana expoaire
are among the principal causes Of mpunty Of thr
blood. The symptoms are giddness, headache, cor
us I'd thoughts, eyes duh und heavy drowSiuess con-
supauon OF the bowels, bad taste Ia the mouth, foul
tongue lver complaints pains IN the hack and lrsa
ons Of appetite, bleepess nights, cohc, erRlup pain
and ughness Of the chest, heartburn, gout amt fheu
maustn, pukng and purging, chills aud fovers more
or less accompanying these, and long IRAN OF roub
lesome and dangerous affections, all of which may he
prevented ana cured by taking lew doses OF lr
5IAiDkLANp's VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS FILLS. They Will purity The blood and mt
the stomach, bowels and liver IN healthy condition
Ihey are particularly suitable for chronic and nervous
diseases. Every lRmy and every colder shonlJ
Keep supply OF these Pills. as many diseases are on
waited by tneir use. They are u mild and safe modl
taking cold.
sold by all druggists or semitic any part on receipt
cd DIR. STRICKLAND, east Fon tn street. Uincinns
H. ohio
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or uARrFoRp. ooNNNdrIoUr
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS MFE.

TINHE Htua grants po!ries FOR tdFH, tor a term
Of yeArs, Endowment polices and childIen'~ kn-
dowment Also, Non Forleihng Pohcico, on when no
payment is required AFTER ten years.
FIVE thousand dollars paid on two losaes IN this city
within the last SIX montha.
Among all tho contriyances Of mon 70 protect the
family circle from wHni, noue can ,si tsuud moro aim.
ole "a ITS character, noble n s ioaturcs OF certain va
it- results, than Lle Insurance. ~ the prop which
the dying husband eayoHtO