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No More of That,

W. hnvJ heretofore, since the war com
merccd, relied CHI, fly for rebel news on
the Richmond papers. We hnd complete
arrangements for the receipt OF these,
aud our readers know how diligent our
correspondents nj Washington were in
Transferring the principal contents of the
papers of that city to the telegraph wires.
But there is 10 be no more Of that. Rebel
papers have disappeared from Richmond.
mud they have almost disappeared from
the Confcdrrncy. What shall we do for
news from rebel sourcesl The mediums
are dead, The rebel pens ar" idle, and
no more are :he Southern hearts TO be
fred by the able writer's whe contributed
TO the leading organs Of the rebeliun.-
The Yankees will soon turn oul paper ut
Richmond, but these will not supply
"news from rebel SOURCES" We suo.
nit, however.
0<TSix murderers arc under sentence
OF death IN New York city.
GTGen. Sherman, though strictly
a moral man himself, has demoralized the
rebel army awfully.
OF There alwsys was mania of some
sort ruling the South 'rn mi'd. At pres-
en- II SO, uls TO be Sherman ia.
@Fhe difference between a plst OF.
hae s,amp and dhnkey is, that yuu 81 ick
one with lick with u stick.
0-'Thou nrt a little bear, madam"
said Quaker 10 a fashionable belle at sn
evening party. "Sir!' exclaimed the
dismayed one. "About the shoulders, |
menn," smillingly replied the broad
brm.
GrCloth il now made from milk weed.
II is woven from the fibre that fills the
pod. The article takes dys well. bett r
tam cotton. Who knows but whh. our
highways and do not supply the article
which shall thoroughly Gupplant king cot
toni
Cyan irreverert pafagraphist says.
il 10 related Of Jonah, that when he took
up quarters in whales belly, he wrote
home To his father 10 cnme down immedi-
aIely, us he had discov red splendid
opening for he oil business. The mex
day be telegraphCd the old gentleman Hs
follows. "Father don't cnme. I'm bad.
ly sucked in. Plenty Of oil, but no mar.
ke," This is the first Of fish oil account
OF the oil business.
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acquaintance.
" MY own sentiments exactly. pretty. /"
spoke out brother Tom. 'Shr'sa ! wei,
aud werlh a thousand ofyour p ste aud
tinscl women. | told you 90; but you
couldn't believe mo. Now ir you'll ~
snd appreutice yourself To drrssmak Z.
nr a mdliner. or learn e. 10 anythinp
uscfU mot simply Ornamental, | m,an.
| will recommend you to the new presi.
dent OF the society | told YOU about. |
had to resign when ot married. Hes
e splendid specimen, and will make hus
1and worthy Ola qucon."
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0T Spiritualisis lately got badly
"suid" in Bureau county, III. II seems
there were wonderful manifestations in
the jail; the whole building wus shaken
by the snirts, aud other antics cut up.
The Sheriff p rmittrd the spiutualists Ia
invesugnle, and they became perfectly
satisfied the noise and confusion was due
10 spiritual Manifestations. Bur the
Sheriff was incredulous, aud he looked in
to the matter also. The esult was as
fellows:
The shaking ofthe j,il was done by
means OF 4 small am unit OF force applied
to one Of the plates OF boil,i iron. with
which the huors OF the coils ure lined
The plate to which the force is applied is
slightly sprung, and small amount ui
force will move il, aud by taking advan-
tage OF the vibrations 1t can be moved a
little more each time until noise aud jar.
ring becomes very heavy. The cells must
be distant from the onewhere iheop' rsior
pcrfirm his spirit wonders" sh0ke and
rattle the most. II is truly wonderful
that man with one foot can shake all
the cells and the huge building 81 as "a
make III the windows rattle and the grid
die jump into the kitchen stove. And he
will do this while being watched, apt
while his hands are held, without any
perceptible effects. The moving Of tn,
stick about the cells was dine by mean.
If fine threads, which are invisible at
short distance, lending n other cells
The rappings were caused by means o
threads attached to rings.
The manifestations were truly won
derful. and for two or three weeks baffie'
all attemps on the purt Of Sheriff Lover
in and Deputy Nash to discover how the,
we're produced. Had they. like the sPir
tnlists; preferred to attribute the mysler,
to superhuman agency, instead OF De
termining TO look for rational humaI
cause, they might have been Instrument
al in helping TO get up an excitement ,ha
would have startled the "splrlt world, >
and made The BAesu county Jail ,h'
Mecca to which the deludcd spiriualist
of the whole country would have fiocke'
for Obtaining revelations from the Al
mighty!
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Gen. Waitzal.

AT an impromu meeting on Monday al
Cincinnati, 10 rejrice over our victories
around Richmond, Judge Stores I'D:
There is one feature in the ncws OF
a.d " that has for me peculiar interest.
trrd sublimiv. IN the dispensaiion ofthe
Almighty, we fud everything to harmon.
a. with HIS designs for the good OF
man. Although wrong and oppression
may prevail or period, there will be, IN
HIS own due time, indication Of the
great truth that we are all born OF the
s'mc dust, ard must nt last meet before
the some common tribunal. When those
who have ensl,ycd the cuhred portion OF
Of our race, denied thtm the ghis oi
man, and even sold their own sous aud
Daughters, snd fir the last cry years
mate Nrg MIA u may use the express
sion without rcpruOch mere breeding
farm; " is just aud right IN y should BE-
crused beneath thu same race uf men
whom they have held hithc,to ia bondage
Aud Whom read that my young .rcind
Godfrey Wctt=cl, whom | took Ly The
hand h9ccn years ago a fr'crdlcss boy
aud seeing what ability and pow 7 was
IN him, obtained him admission as cadet
Tor West Point, | felt proud that he hat
reached 50 glorious a position. aud full
allied the high expectations at first hnC
of him.
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OF a correspondent OF the Springfield,
Mass, Republican, gives the following
sketch OF the new Secretary Of thc
Trrasury;-
"Mr. MeCulloch was born In Wells
(now Kcncbunk) Main, and was educated
So far as know, IN her institutions. His
iather, previous to the war OF 1919, was
xtensiye y engug'd in foreign coumi rc =
in which he was quite succrs'iul. But at
the end of the war he found his pr p'riy
largely reduced by tho decay uf his vc-
sells, which constituted considerable
portion Of Il. At"r the war, he resum
ID his bus IS vtholly pr i'll success.
His son. the prcpent Comptroller Uf tn,
Currcncv, was one OF colony who cm.
GRATED principally from Kcao6urkport 10
Fnri Wayne, Indiana, between 1895 and
1890, several Of whom are still living
there, aud ar, among the most entcrpris
ing and Irjsp"rous cit'z'nr. Indian
early made him one OF her jndgcs; but the
development of his fnanclal tkll sopt
I'D to the placing him at The head of iii,
State U,pk, which h, long maniE
with great ability und success. His rc
cent history is well known 10 the public.
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Careless Writers,

The report OF Postmaster Denni.
son shows an extraordinary amount
of carelessness on the part Of the
letter writing community. Tire
million five hundred and eight
thousand and twenty-five dead l,t.
ter were received during the past
year, over 5000 day. Many Of
these letters contained money,
deeds, bills of exchange, drafts,
checks. jewelry and other valua.
bles. Some Of them were mi.sir-
ectod, Others unstamped and 9TH.
era only patially directed Thou
sands of dead letters were returned
to the writers, but tho great ma I'm.
ity had to be destroyed. The
statement ought TO teach tn, pub
lie TO be more earehl IN their cor
resnondonce. Cor Tic amount Of snf
ttriQe caase9 BY iasse lost letters
is iucalculaple. sA 3.
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Davis House.

tForm.rlyo oailed the "City uouss, s,'Drifin, Ohio
LEvI vsIRIcK. Proprietor.
netateoatrons Of the 'tv House .fnowthe nayisfhai
4 I. hotels ready for the reception Of guests The
I,use hasheen .huilt.re-furnished Andls NOW rs
,oda any in the oountTy.
nj now have stsblng anonRh to accommodate any
amber . horses and Hallway lhsyean n 1hnn dance
,ffsed. LEVI WhihitN
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nrDr. Gwin's eyes arc still dazzlet

6TDr. Gwin's eyes arc still dazzled
with the promised ducnl cornet. The
San Fransisco Democratic Press, which
has peculiar sources OF information, say
il has learned that DR.. Gwin expects Ia
be IL Sonora, accomoanied by NJ M,rshal
Baza'ne. and French troops, by the mid.
die Of May, I'd that at the date ofhis sail.
ing from Havana Tor France (Feb. III
nothing had occurred TO intderlere with
his projects in Mexico. He will fnd the
farce OF the "Mock Duke" TO be good fun
for outsiders bat death to him.
O-A man named Showell, of Reed
ing, Hamilton Co., heard nsise in the
night, and surprising chicken thief to
be about. took a pistol and went into the
be yard. No, finding any one he fired
mis- pistol iu,o m, darkness to frigh,en
any one WIN might be about, and sent
he bnl through the hoari of MS wife,
who had folIswed him without his knowl-
sdse.
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m. q. Wereper.

I,lufac,urerofC Carriages. Rusgies. Sulkis'' Sc.'
;o.ast Coe and IsGerson street., near The 'etmhn ny
, ,,I,Iie 'hnr,h rifhn, O,io. fine stock oi the
ate., ,tyie. of Bassies etc fnished In the hesi
a ,nuer .nd ofthe mSd lurablp matsrialsHon"an'E
d, n hsad, md promptly m ade to order. ,,,pNPp
r.a .,os ,eeo Al
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Seneco COUNTY

AVE AND NEARING RAcToRY'TIFFIN'o'
" r. Ch.mherlin has eoattantly on hand Flour
N sFruit p,tfel Stayes, we'll seasoned, asd kiln-
tiea ,eNding. ornmnt attention given 10 alloFders.
Al lso scroll saving Sad Tanning done toorder'
Nov-mher6 1858. stf
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q. Clay.

AttarnsvNLd ~onnsellorN Law and Notary Pub
i,e foStora, ohio, viii aueud promptly - slihu.
80, ed 10 nj care Paricniar st'entian viii
|ss o.,I - Nli kials Of ;olsetons, 10 Seneca snd
ar oiaias eoantiss.
,sT1s With I. V. iHns' Hsq.,in Ha'e'blooS,
| up stairs.
| Fp.taria Aagnstsf. 1894.
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Frank Baker,

A,ornrym law, TiHin, Ohio. Ofhee in Tomb,
aiook An Just claims fo' Bouhty. Back Paw md
.sr. .ion ntomplly collected for soldiers or iheii
i,,st lowest rates. No advance nsymeni fe'
-I,.d. Nov. 90, ls63-7.tY
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DR.. TOBIAS
Venntian Horse L.nim ent.

a PIN, hot'le, II FIFTY CESr~, cures eslamenes',
tnft, gal!., cole. 40. Read the foll'wius
BosTov, July : 9G3
~ ToniAs; We have used for he past year, ror'
uor,, Liumcnt for lamcrcss, Kicks, lruises, collie
and cots, and IN crery instance found It the hest
.r,icls ever tri-o In this circus company. Please
,end six doz-n,a as tine only Imminent we use nos
We have lU- hor,rs, some very valuabe, and We &c
aot waGt o isaye town without n, ... .....-.
HYATT FROST.
Manager arAmhurgh y Cos Nenagerie
Sold by all drurglsts uWce,5 Cortandt ~. \.
NAV 70, 1854. 3Jml
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lgank Of Ti.Iiu.

r W.sn,wHAS & \. G.SsgArH, BANKERS OF.
1 80, I1aSnln's New Block, 'here theV wil't'h,Ne
,sasrai I,iking business and pay Interest on pe'
, osits ss follows. .
y ;sr,idcates pAyaLle on demand.
'So A.G. SHEATH, Cash er.
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JIUBBEL'S GOLDEN BlrTERS. purely veg
4 etable tonic, law gofatng and srenrheniug'
Forude, the u,ism against the evilefss'' OF an
wholesome water
WI care pyspepsia.
Nillcu Wcakneu.
VIII curs General Debility.
Wilcure Heartburn.
willcure Hcads he.
willcnrs Liver Compliant,
willexeito and create healthy appetite.
win invieortie the o-znns Of digestion and mod
erately increase the psraurs Of the body and the
force the circulation, ting in fact a. general
eonoborant orlhs system, eoaiaiDirs no poisonous
drugs, sndis
The BEsTToNlC BlTrrRs inths WORLD
A faiftialit earnestly snloiiei. ,r
dRo. G. HfGHEl. X CO., Propris,or., ntdson'
Nov York. Central Depot American Esprss' Bold
inPt55 Iud,on street, New York.
& -Por saleb, Dfugg,u. Grocsr',Sc.
ksS-Fvr sale In T,.in BY DUBOIS 3 CO, ,,snd j.
2. MARQUAROr.
Os, ~, 1904.
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DT. c. VI. Jhekson-DeGr Eir-I feel II a pleasure
tins. ofmy own scoard, tc bear testimony 10 tbs
G cellenee OF The tTmAn Riiteu. Some years since
with very beneheiAl results. I have often recon-.
mendsd them 10 psrsens sbled BY thattoIm.ntng
disease and have hs ard from them the most hatshnF
tsstimonislS ~ to thsu great value. In cafes Of
ssnAtal debility, bslisvsi to be tonic that can.
not be surpassed. IN LYONS.
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strloklard,s Melllfuous Cough Balsam
Manhood: how Lost, how Restored,

Manhood: how Lost, how Restored,
o. JnI nuhished. n-w 'li i'm at
$P Dr, Culverw lis CELEBRATED Essay on
the radical cure (withour medcnr) OF Sper
matorhna, or seminal Weakness, lnvoluu,a.
~ Seminal Losses. lmpoteuey, Mental and
Physeal lncapaeity, Impedm-nts to Mar
riage. etc: also. consumption, Epil psy, and
Fus. induce by self-indulgenee or sexual II
travsganse.
III price. in a sealed 'nyelop. only cents
The celebrated au nor in his admlribis
essay clearly demonstrates, FROM thirty
Years successful pmctce that the alarming
eonseoueuces OF self abuse ma, be radically
cured without the dangerous use Of internal
medieine or the applieaii' u Of the knife
puIn,ing on a mode al cure Mt "nce simple,
certain. AMI eflee'ual, ty menrs o. which
every sufferer no mat ter whathis condition
may be, mn, cure himself cheaply, pdya ely
and radicaly'
IL This Lecture should be in the hanhs
rf every ,ouih and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal in plain envrloptp any
address. pnst paid, on rrcripl of six cents, or
two pust stamps Adlrrs- tie pu lis CT.
CHAS. &c XII + d Co.,
1877 Bowery, N. Y, ost olliceb 4 $50.
March 9. ie65-iy
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OSTThc old age that bends the body
downwards should berds the soul up'
werd.
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From Rev. ] . II TureI, Pastor Of Hedding NJ. e.
Church, Philsdephia
Dr.. Jackson--bear sir-HhvinR used your Ger.
man gitiers In my family frequently, am pr, red
to say that t has been great servre. believe that
In most eases general debility Of the ,ystsm u is
the saisstnnd mosi valuable remedy Of whiohI have
any knowltdse. Nounfe fetpseiinly,
J. n, TURNER,
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military Claims and Pensions
IA HORD

IA, bssn iu,y licensed n n-osecu'e and
.,ilect claims for Officers and S'ldiers'
a,ox p.Y 4ai BouN7Y. And PESsIoSs. All
|,xpsn.es insid-nt to the collections of
| II ,Iu, win be Advanced by bin. and no
Ish.rge "a ,as until the claim 10 collected.
Charges reasonable.
airs, THIN, Ohio. lNovl7
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SOLDIERS
Special Notices.

no rHE NERvous, DrnILirArEp AND pEsPoSDESr
oF morn ~Exgs.
goat suderer having been restored 70 health In
fev It. amer many wears OF msety, Is willing TO
assist his Suffering fellow creatures by sendirg
(ffoo), on the receipt Of postpaid addressed en-.
velops, cory of'he roHNut, Of cure employed.
Direct to JOHN NJ. d D,GN NLL,
Box ia Post Office, Brooklyn. New Y"Tk.
Janusry 5, 1865.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAK.
IN NESS, Etc.,
Canbsoufcd by one who has really cured himself
and hundreds OF Others, aud will tell you nothing
bath. truth. Address. with stamp,
EDWARD u. TRAvER,
Aurejly Loek Box. Boston. Mas.
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TOmb, lAuss ~ Co.,
n >NKERs, ToNB's BLOCK, TiFfiS' ONO.
r,e ,artn ,rship existing ebstwee nthe nndeT'igned
tayiuR expired by timitatiHn Is hereby ll''olvea'
;s,VsE H. u Uss and ions Ctltlg renHnr rom
HI, i,a rheremaininE partners willeontlhue'ne
.aesSas ne oforec ducted'
ySr.RGsr paid on deposits remainlnt1
onths, & percent, ,onu o. t,,.ss
Is. TOMB JJuN = nISS
r.. TOMB, GEO. r. HUss,
iOHN GlLLlG,
rInn Iuln o. 1874. lI-tI
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srs. A. T.. G.. MattisOn's

sEw MILLINEKy STORE. REPUBiIo,o.
| cs,stas,ly m hSad 6ae assortment OF nihipery
Esais shlJh viii he .ah At ihs iaSssi cssh prir"s
R,,s y ,ai ALT Work laae ~ orler, An eles NJ ss.
Ior-nsat OF nress AL Clr,k Patterns slsyavs on
hand MRS. \. v. q. hNTEl-'S
Rahlio, Msyia. IsG4. aar3
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From rhe Rev Joserh II ,KernnTd, Pastor ofthe 10th
Baptist hLrch.
Dr. Jscksor--nsuT sir.-l hsse been frequently
requested to ronnsc' ny name with commendsi on
Of different kinds &c medicines, but regarding the
practice ~ out of MY appropriate sphere, hav In
all cases derlned;hu With clear proof in hrious
instpnces snd psr'ultT, in L.y ftmil! ofthe use.
nlness OF uI HoohNnd's OermHh Bitttrs, depart
OF once from my usual couue, to express my full
conviction that for esrefn debility ~ the system,
and especially for Liv,r Con plsint IL is safe end
valuable Ircporsiiun In some esse' IL may fail
hni usually, doubt not II wilbeveTy beneGciali "a
hose who suffer from the cause.
Yours yeD respectfully, J.H KENNARD,
E.phIh below oltsst., Philadel lphiA
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Uord Il Keen.

TX U,En, Attorney Mt Law. g. J. REES' N'o',
o.xnt Law and Notary Public. Once, Gom msfelal
Row Tn stairs, Sou'heHstComer.
Janu,ry %, 1864
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No. go N. Ninstrsntb streei
NEw RooHEILE,N. ".

From the Rev. J. VI. Lyons, formerly Pastor OF the
Columbus IN. IL and Middletown tPenn BAp.
tist ChuTcheL
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From the Rev Thos. W ,ntor Pastor Of Roxborougi
baptist hpnh.
nT. Jaetson--IieBT Sir-l teel II due IN vouTeN'
cellsni preparation, Ionhsnd's German BitteIs 70
add my testimony to the deserved reputation IL has
obtained. have for YEAR,, AZ times, cen troubled
with great disorder IN my end snd nervous system
I was advised by friend totp a bottle ofyonI Ger
man Biiters, did so and have experienced gfea
and duneHpeotedrelieii nv health has been matenBll,
benefited ! confidently recommend the article
where meet with cases siniiisTie nv own, ana hay,
been assured by many OF ihriI good effseis.
Respectfully your, NlNTfR,
RoShorough, Penn.
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NtNs W
GermnntnWn, Penn.
DR.. c. NJ. Jaukson--Urar sir-PeTsonal sHperi.
ence enables me to sSy that regard IN. Gefmsn
BtteTs prephfed by you asa most excellent Medicine
In ease OF sever. cold and general debility, hsve
be eatly benefited BY the Of the biters, aud
doubt not they produessiuiler eff cts uptn others.
Yours tTuly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Penn
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BUSINESS CARDS.
G.. Ia. Watson,

Attorney at Law. win attend itompty to all
Kinds ofisgal business. Office In Com neroiaI ho"'
Tinin, Ohio. nNN'
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William Wolf,
TOmb. IHuss 81 Co.,

B,ak gialer and Blank Book MaLufse'uFsf.T TIL
dn, Ohio. .. g.,
Jnnuaty l,i9CA. - ~
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From Rev. is. Hsrmsn. of the Germsn Rsroms'
Church. .KpiEtewn, Bsrks County, Perm.
nr,C. NJ, Jactscn-Respecied sir-i hsve been
troubled with Dyspepsia nesrly twenty years, and
have never used nay medicine that did ne as much
good a. Hoohands Bittsn. I am very much improv-
cd in health, amer hs,ing taken Eve botles.
Your with respect, Us. HERMAN.
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LEvfG. n. OK,

From ey i. n, Wtcn Brown, D ~, FJi'orofths
EncvciorctiB Of Religious Know ledge
Although not disIosed 10 fsvot or fecomrr end
Patent Medicines m general, btourh di,ttust Of
their Ingredient and snectsi yet know Of M san.
cert Why man mHy not ieSt " 20 the benz
he believes himself 10 have received from my sim
ulr preparation, IN The lope that he may thus con
tiLuIc tu the benefit Of Others.
dothis more feadi IN regard nfilconan"sC
man ts,TtoIuteuh ~. q M.lsct son, ot Tins
city, because wrs rTeiudiced rrainst ihtin iof
many yests, under the impression that ttev were
hithy an Slro our u i1ute ! snt ind, bied tu nov
ucrd, G. ohefi shormsk'r, } % ter he ttuoyal o.,
Ms lIejudiye by proper trsis. Hud for encourage
mrni ioin them. An, suffering frsm crest md long
routiru a debility. The use OF three bottles OF
these bctrTs q, the b,EinriI oi The present ,tst
wAs fohtVed b, e,den Teliei, and rrsto. stion 10
degre 10 boUi,y md mental ygcf which had not
fell Ersix months before, Hnd had ulmust despnittd
off reg tniuE. I therefore tiALk tod and nv friend
Tor directing me 10 the use oflhrm. IN. BROWN,
PhlSdtlphia, June23, NGl.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-22
The Holidays Coming.
Il. D. Z.
Charlotte, December -. 1866.

Holiday time is close upon as. Our shop
eepers have filled their stores with attractive
goods and are {" ready for the question. "
Those who have to purchase presents for the
children don t need to be told where Camp
bells is. They only need to know that every
year increases his stock OF toys, and choice
confectionery, and that he is this year n
little better supplied than ever with every
thing in his line from penny whistle to a
whole village. Campbell's candies too, be
1t remembered, are reliable See his advcr-
tisement for further particulars.
" CHARLEY HART, too. in Bank Block
announces toys for the million at wholesale
and retail, and can readily supply any taste
at almost any price.
III. l.. STORY has toys in good variety, to-
gether with stock of musica instruments.
pictures, fancy frames. &c, never SO large
or so desirable.
Col. S. S. BRowS. at China Hall, also
keeps toys and in his stock Of china Is many
desirable article for holiday gift.
Among all the above, the little folks can
| not fail to be suited.
The JrwELRY SroREs. The high price of
the precious metals does not lessen the
amount of gold and silver that Is pat into
articles of luxury and use, if We can Judge
from look into the shops Of our Burlington
Jewellers. Their stocks of elegant silver
and silver-plated ware, watches and jewelry,
gems, cutlery, and other articles of taste,
were never larger or more attractive.
We commend our readers to a look at the
stocks Of JAMES Z. BRINsNAID on Church
Street, and BRISsNAID HILDRETH in Bank
Block, both So long and fayorably known,
and of E. B. FLOYD, on the east side OF
Church Street. a ne wer applicant for public
patronage, but one ihe taste, variety and
extent of whose stock OF goods will command
attention without pre- Use of ours
Our Book STORES, are driving an active
business about these days, and deserve their
prosperity. There is no nicer gift than an
elegant and useful olume, and the cata-
logue of handsome holiday books keeps
lengthening from yer T to year. Our book
merchants keep up to- the times, as will be
owned after visit to E. A. FuLLEK's well
known store on Chu ,eh Street, never more
fully stocked or to c. o. FRENCn's on the
corner, filed with reel arrivals from mar
ket. Mr.. HUNTING TON is also. we suppose,
as heretofore, well supplied.
OF course we all know that the Book
stores contain manly elegant fancy articles,
besides books. We need only add that
our book merchants are reliable and worthy
men. and our readers abroad can order Of
them with entire confidence in their care
and attention.