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FROM mexico.
Extraordinary Movement Of Uni
ted States Troops on the
Rio Grande.
A Brigade Under General sedg-
wick Occupies Matamoras.
The Movement Declared to
be Unauthorized by Our
Government,
THE FESIAN TROUBLES IN IRE
LAND

,,,,c Troo,s Forum r,1cd hs ,he British fny-
cruue,t-sc,zurc OF Arns-Tac Lonaon
press tho -stuntion-hunor that sse-
phcns In In ireland.
iBy Crair.l
Inspox. November e7-noun.-The increment
NJ the Government against The Fcnlans continues
Ana,hcr regiment Of infantry will go to Belfast
A box Of uniform. md arms has been seized
At Liverpool. The boz came from INC unl'ea
States.
The Daily Et.cs denounce. the fierce threats OF
III contemporaries, and says tho feoe!tlou mhss "
supprc.scd In soldlcrlJ manner.
fryfrpoo1 November sS-evcntng.-Huu1or Is
amin started t,at James Stephens. The Z. o. !. Il.
Of the Irieh Republic, has reached ifc'anh 1fom
,nc city Of New York. Reports, however, arc con-
| kttered doubtful
NEW ionK November aSsar e The ,7,b nortae s,9s
* send you m trElipg Of the most tMpot1Aot
news which has come from ireland aor many M
lung The oleT T. a0GS' %Sa e % %as you
= III bear Of the rising Of tho lr1.a oplc t;om
one end Of .hI4 unfortunate is1ana 70 re osars s
IT, ,naan tc sqc ras 'psy Tae Officers ne appotntcd-
lie Organization Is perfected .,n r.;r+
.Ihe novemsut on Iaaaoa VIZ .,asa1y5 mi in
mind to CREATE IN outbreak npon t"e o'u ~" ~
l'esad tahi: will not be desel an nnreason,,!6lo
ouibreak, il yoa vii again attract the atsnt.on
de- Ts }i;1:n T g. il b ss!o9i: !; @,s$; ~;
nov sass M sy Ss y s,.ea ats1 nn
Teniani. .n3hns 4 Gnst TOT y b5
T.; ss f e srssi Sdn sss s. a e
she ,sE1r faiied. We are powcrlcss. Our arsa
a. snas 'e s;c nnnecded: 6ur prayers ase Il. ag
aua@ersd For euassins thess H. X nP Hnpis piis
= rrnent nn1 ihat II does no. pay-,;hat + m
!. vii not do us jn.i,ee, v" VIII IaaAo Ass''''0
1t cl,pgiug curee to hcf
, 1866-11-29


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, 1866-11-29

FROM EUROPE. |
The Fenian Troubles in
Ireland.
MORE TROOPS SENT FORWARD
Bl THE BRITISH GOV
ERNMENT.
Further Seizures Of Arms BY
the British Authorizes.
| RUMOR THAT STEPHENS Is
| ALREADY IN IRELAND.
! FTGHEH lFOUpS OlACl VA w euA%
Mexico Speedily.
;: FROM WASHINGTON. |
POINTS IN THE PRESIDENTS
FORTHCOMING ANNUAL
i ADDRESS.
It Extracts From the Quarterly
= Report Of the Bureau Of
a Statistics.
i. i. LARGE EXCESS OF tM?0RTS
''' OVER EXPORTS.
a.: al Ir,ports Of Cotton and Cotton Goods
to From 1s6l to 1866.
:; :; FROM MEXICO.
e: =: e. Extraordinary Movement Of Uni
the the ted States Troops on the
qie H. Rio Grande.
.ans
nil. ii; a Brigade Under General sedg
aas. sss, wick Occupies hatamoras'
ene-
and
aFss. The Movement Declared t
has be Unauthorized by Our
T the Government,
teau.
otton
.rmy, r,,,, ..x1,x rnny1NICS RI m
prop. I'LL -n
, 1866-11-29

Especial Despatch to tho chicago 1aoane.l

5sncclal Despatch to tho Chicago Triounc.l
HAau1xe1ox, Ho.embcrss
THE PRESIDENTS F1s1ESDs ANxIHrs.
The:c IS n growing anxiety here among Jot tnson
men that tho President shonad abandon soms u
I'm nosttIons he hsc held 80 stubbornly. llcs |
avi,;cnt,v fee, annoyed at bis course, ard those
,,ho really have the good Of The country Al oeHt
mr. declaring opeEly and earnestly that somftnlh9
mn.. no ..opc which Will insure the speedy teHlc'
ropnt Of our troubles, and that a. enc policy oas
MT succeeded rome other nust lie tfiea. lne
nreesuze brought 10 bear upon Mt: johnson "
tho+c Who hare been his real friends has been md
il very great. and shelr topaueace WILL ene A@o'
dent |. rapidly fnc1essnE.
BUREAU or STATISTICS.
The Arst Quarterly report Of The Bureau o. sta-
t,stirs or the Treasury Department. under NJ.
ne1,nar appeared to-day. It really efaeFaeea
rss-,v nil ram that Bu.ran which Will have any
hearing upon the See.ctaJ>s reports. ACCORDING
IN tbls rerort tho aggregate values OF imports *u4
.rnort, for the mouths Of July, August, sepsed'-
her and October, 1856, II far IS returns na'e oeen
received, stand ~ follows !:
xpcr,r and bullion. 80
uutishle @ goods entered for consunp' IS I'M ats
pnt'aiie '1ea goods caicici Iof warehouse 4an
r.,.,,nnort, .3l2;.5T.s1y
| y.lnc II Imports Withdrawn from IT. -. e,e
Na1thou,c.....'. ;:;1.;.,1.'''"''''' r;ro,,rs'
| ,n,,,,n '..,...... IAtoAaa. x1a+oaea,
Dptiabe foreign n,etchancss 3S1"1s *
| Free foreign MeEchandi.e-...-..... 80 ~ ss1'ST
domestic mel ichzndisc.. sc.........-..'.- o',o'.'o-.
~.,., 9s2,os5, %:
,n,s: ,.r<.::. u 'n. v q q ii .si5f Il
August ...--.........- '''''' EIGlI1l
| September. s"S 4STll41
| eIo- ur- r.
, 1866-11-29

TIKI dr,,ra Of tho pnbsae's ia !ssnrS ths
:. - Tnsh to Tie thi-san ruoilc p15e & n ~ ~.
~ md It viii te the 4tn of tic iltns " IL
srnt uat Garis.Ian % syerI moEtn b.. M a. I'll
thai tae Iost raIes4l md 5aaSioas II r,er member
eIa:ee snsa H. ema nsnnrrs
sp rnnohie iii the aims Of ltft Tbs ~ s,tsnt
en1In.n family I'D i ~ ee ont od is!a1s
aim 10 u11pt l. especially 70 lAe HULA ~"
" ants Of the family
, 1866-11-29
#enisaI.
TaRoAT AND1USas'
Chronic Diseases !
DR.. B. SEGNITz,
or New York and st. Louis
The welllnoEn 9rActuoaH IN
| PULMONARY
CHRONIC DISEASES F!
+. ,hopt to y.nt CHICAGO, H.. for the pu-posc q
giving metieal sud!cnees, II sas
Il FREMONT HOUSE,
| c,,nnsoctnx WEDNESDAY, ths 71tt Of Norezabe
daily. run 9 = N. ill 4 p. N.

~. norsn,-, renutstjou - tausny physician Ia Se~
yoyf .nd his superiority In Throat Lungs and ehtont
Daes.es VIII render 1t supernnous to recommend NJ
~ mcthod OF treatment, by means Of his OWL new "
.trn,uents, for Inhalsuon Aud Fcsumtfon. eotn A.
If tsIs country aud En.ops bas are veil SPOKEN
os n ,he Ytdfeu and surgical R>parttr f Phliaael
uais, October 81. 1857 the leading medical osnA o.
this conttnenr. D.. $. never shows tesamohlan; =.
o,hcr adrezg physicians are nsoa e oo' IN ~ :.
hnnnu 70 adveuse. But the profession and tae
IN crnerA Will soon be eonslnecd that he dlaeft
ohe7 md nrssclass ctt5 references arc II Aot
this purpose.
, 1866-11-29
\ FlRST-CLASS

xnns ~
fpexse LII
Il
sell
,Glsl co1EaGA e~'11'
, 1866-11-29

=, the highest style OF the at. oy AttikA = ao
= ~ tesa ot their prnlezson-sacA Ealssu.
HI y 30 onts Westood and Hunt Of Nc" aofAt 1o
l{ontrs, OF Chicago.
, 1866-11-29

st pop
oks pab
:, In the
I'd do n0&
|lhtlAhinE
our CAD
allowed
! Scc hc
10llfA00
ur work.
EaI.tSu-
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4 I. n, or
, 1866-11-29

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.try ~ tn
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, 1866-11-29
FROM NEW YORK.

a,r,at of a Fusitixc ForRcr from -eotlnnd-
New steamship Line Bciveea cana"@ nna
the Mediterranean. A, .
Especial Despatch to the chicago Anoafe!
, 1866-11-29

1ow
".,AS-r,-
' ,stalJx tWoWJ !
! .1slIlse.0t'
nt&l"
Ehich oET
Statn. and
INTEREST,"
fniiHH
L~N hGes9 ,Sess.
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once the accompanying card with her own
name in full, and the number Of her resi-
dence upon it--the blood danced joyfully
from her heart up to her cheeks, and
tingled in her very fingers ends, at the
certain prospect Of better days ip store
for them.
At first they could obtain no clue to
their kind benefaclors; but the truth f.
nally leaked out. And if gratitude
swelled the breast of human beings, il
did theirs toward their landlord. whom
they had hitherto considered so harsh and
unrelenting, and to his pretty and kind
hearted wife. When next rent day came,
Mr., Early had not called upon Mrs. Webb
for his money. 1t was promptly brought
to him, aud paid so cheerfully, that he
loosely remarked to his wife, that he
had balf mind TO try the experiment of
u sewing machine on each of his tenants,
to see if il would have an equally good ef-
feet. "Only Othello like, | should find
my occupation gone," said he, "and have
nothing to do but To sit over the fire"
And make love to me-" nLerposed
his wife.
"-and wait for the money te come to
me while | lose my business habits en-
tirely."
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A YoCEo OPERATOR. The Youngest
heavy operator IN oil i hr. j. o. r. Viii
sou, n Rochester, n. Y. lls u not
tsenty.one asd j. very heavily Interested
10 40. 10, flowing 90 barrels; No. 20.
80 barrels; No. n, $50; No 25, 800
barrels. Wilson eoll No. 88. hisly
struck, $50 barrels. and IN 81. doing 100
barrels llo bas jnsi returned hon New
YDfk, where be- disposed n part n bis
Interest IN fpur wells. ff The nice Iiltlo
sup n fso hundfed snd my ihoussod
dollars "a ihs Bennehod Muiual Petfole
um Company An interesting young
man.
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l0Hs CfapHFtt died IN Cecil ooasiy,
Hsrfisni istslg % ilis great svs q gs
fssn lls sss say dssf snd slmost
hhHd sci t1 rss1ma sas h.s msaesf n
elafssat.aa fhsf hli fissds never ln
iafa.si him n ilss srisisnes n ~ ssf.
Ia biissfsl gnofaocs ~ shieh bs thsfsfofs
igsd go d.ai
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THE GRAND HAVEN NEWS,
Published every Wednesday,
BY JOHN w. BARN s.
TERMsi..-Onc Dollar Fifty per wear.
NO. 81 90 when left by the Carrier. -sssN

ono. on Washington street, over Booktcr'
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a aaH 10 FaH River, Massachusetts,
lat sesk, lsgoafei = nlne pound turkey,
9th che usasl 6Elsgf ~ q siaals neal
lle fo.Hd ihai be compsbl0ss a. isbls
bal essh oas ssiTei = pigeon, snd being
disappointed in not getting ons himself,
BE- afsbisd lha iaftsy snd ais .t sll, ssJ
lsz. every maa be 8sB bifd
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Get a Sewing Machine !

whoever intends 10 purchase good Family
Sewing Machine, ~ any klud, will 10 well 10
call at the Ngws Once. We eau furnish them
u all times upon the most advantageous terms
PHOpHiEroRA ~ rHF hEWs
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(fgNFlfWHg n a..f Fh H ~
v See Iaaa A. A.
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salf 80 Ea afsf.tf
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Grand Haven, Michigan.
ADVANCED RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Business Cards. one line each, S2 per year
Advertising by the column at rates OF speclai
agreement ,-,,,,s
xdvsrti,ements without special directions MS
q time will be in nserted and charged for until or
Legal advertising at legal rates. when
reinforcement is added to All advertisement, the
whole Is charged as for the first insertion
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Domestic Relations In Germany-HOU
Matrimonial Matters are Arranged
kEon, a Heidelberg Letter.


1t is permitted, under no circumstan-
ces, except where the parties are en-
gagged, that gentleman should accom-
pany lady to II theatre, ball, or con-
cert, and should it happen, the lady
would be declared infamous, and
thrown out of all good society. There
are no evening visits made, and, above
all, il is forbidden that u young man
should call upon his yorng lady ac-
Quaintances; in fact, a gentleman can
have no lady friends, as he can never
come in contact with them except at
balls, where il is under the greatest re-
straint. Marriage is reduced to a busi-
lady at u ball, takes u fancy TO her
looks, inquiries who her parents are,
how much money they have, and how
much the lady will get at her marriage.
If the conditions suit him; i. e., if he
likes the looks of the animal, and the
pertinenzen are to his mind, he visits
the parents and proposes to marry the
daughter. The parents make inquiries
respecting his position, and especially
respecting the quantity of money he
may possess. Should the reports be
favorable, they refer to the daughter,
tell her the conditions, and il they suit
her, they are declared to be engaged.
Cards in the form: Herr Mueller,
Frdutein Schmidt, engaged, are imme-
diately sent to the friends. The en-
gagement is also proclaimed from
the pulpit. From this time they
stand To one another in the re-
lation of 6rdut and BTCgutigdnI--
bride and bridegroom--but not
in our sense of words, as this relation
ceases and they lose these appellations
at marriage The gentleman now has
the right to visit the lady when he
pleases, which he is expected to do
every evening. He can accompany her
in public halls, concerts, etc as he
pleases-in fact, he must now improve
his time 70 fall in love with her. No
other man can dance with ker, or have
anything to do with her, without his
consent. Should the BreutigdnI break
the engagement and refuse TO marry
her, the BrdtLG can sue and obtain dam
ages for breach of promises but this she
never does, as the German idea of hon
or would not allow it. Should the
Brdut accidentally have a child-and
accidents will happen-it is illegiti-
queHs BIdtTiH1o5Jiatm. BY the marriage
the contract is complete, and, according
to the old German maxim, the husband
is Hereford OF the house. She is
completely under his control, which
control is often harsh. She becomes a
machine to work and to have children.
We have no women's rights women
over here.a They have no rights, and
knowing il, are contented with it, and
make no noise about it.
Should a man marry one OF seyerai ,.
sisters, and his wife dies ne VIII, IL
possible, marry one of the remaining
sisters. I know man who married
through a family of four sisters, one
after The other. They think that by
this course the children of the first wife
will be better cared for than If they
were 10 marry q pers0n out Of the
family. a1TGE .--a.ei
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wair. for Ladies.

\ uAllAOtAS sGLIttA GI1aLpl
"Toilet receptions" are the latest idea
i'm New York fashionable society. Hair
dressing has become such an elaborate
affair, and occupies so much time that
bellies now receive their callers while
under the hands of their maids. AT
present their intimates are only admit
ted. buI the sex is not limited, and gem
tlemen are also received by Madame in
the most charming of combing toi-
let's, with the sweetest of smiles and
the prettiest of apologies for the situa-
ton.
Swimming is one of the regular
branches of a Honolulu female board
ing school.
An actress in Mobile was driven to
suicide by jealousy of her husband.
A wretch was heard TO say the other
evening at a social party, that a young
lady playing a pianoforte was like an
ape, because her fingers were 'mong
keys.
A Philadelphia merchant advertises
a "promenade skirt" The name may
relieve some. of our fair readers from
embarrassment when they wish to pur-
chase "tilting hoop"
BuIwer says, "Female friendship is
to man the bulwark, sweetener, orna-
ment of his existence. To his mental
culture it is invaluable; without it all
his knowledge of hooks will never give
him knowledge of the world"
The latest Paris fashiOnfn trails" is
to tie them up at the back-with an
enormous bow The skirt is tucked
up, and hangs over the ribbon, which
is fastened to the reUers at each side of
the front of the skirt, and then tied in
the centre of the back with this bow.
This is called the Watteau style.
Summer gauze dresses, abroad, are
bringing into fashion colored silk pet
ticOatsSsome of those which are worn
under dresses striped with gold, are
also trimmed with gold fringe. The
fringes which are now used for trim
ming petticoats are frequently four
inches deep.
Mrs. Ritchie, in a letter from London
to the Philadelphia Home Weekly, tells
this hard story: "SOme scandal has
been going the rounds of the upper cir
cles that a certain lady's maid in a GER
tain high family, where there are two
beautiful daughters, has received her
dismissal after six months services, be-
cause-because-how shall write it2-
because she was a mani One has often
heard of women disguised as men, but
never before of men disguised as maid
servants. The affair will not be brought
into court, hear-Sitenzio."
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News Summary from Foreign News.
papers.


Among the newspapers whose circu-
lation is forbidden in Prussia are the
Press and the NeW Free Press of vi
emma, the Reform of Hamburg, the
North German Gazette of Hanover, the
Bund of Berne, the .Staats zeitung of
New York, the Hermann OF London,
and the RoLokoL of Geneva.
A SBSsIBUE YoUSG PRINcE.-It is
stated that Prince Humbert, son of Vic
tor Emmanuel, was recently offered the
command of corps of the Italian
army, and declined IL. "IfI command
corps" he said, land am defeated,
people will say this comes OF giving i'm
porIant commands to inexperienced
princes. II l am victorious, my chief
of the staff will get all the credit. 1
prefer commanding division, and do
ing what am ordered.
WIDTH OF THE STREETS OF LONDON
There are in the city of London four
hundred and forty streets, and in only
seventy of them is there room for more
than two lines of vehicles to pass AT a
time for the entire length. In neaun-
dred and eleven streets one line OF We
hicles only can pass; one hundred and
one have no exit, and are not thorough
fares at, all. sls
7 A FoRcIBLE DEscRIPTIoN.-Aw writer
in the London Stctr, describing de-
scent into an English coal mine, en-
ploys this striking figure: Down we
went into deep darkness, with fearful
and increasing velocity. Down, down,
aud nothing TO be seen, only the drop
ping of the water from the sides OF the
shalt to be beard, and Il feeling expert
enced us if flesh and bones were de-
scendfng. while sensation fingered be-
hind to Jingle the finger ends and the
roots of the hair tltiI
THE vALEETiSR BUSINESS IN ENG
LASD.-Ihe. number of the missiges
called valentines Increased in England
last year to SO, coo, against 494, coo in
1854, and nearly one-fourth OF the whole
number posted in London were in, the
western district.
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ITnE HouR OF DEATH.
BY mrs. HlNLAss.

Leaves have their time 20 fall y
Aud flowers 20 wltner at the North-HtndB
breath. l4s..'l g .. .a ...er.rf
. Thou II hast St ali seasons for thine own, o
Oa'i' -t.-
Day Is for mortal care
Eve for glad meetings round the joyous
HEARTH
Night for the dreams OF sleep, the voice OF
p,t an 81, tbaa tbor ,,,IohtIats NJ the
.1U. o.rtt, I1 IVA 'AAe' eA-HO'1A e-O'1A 49,
-r
: IL It's % fevefish @ hours s.. ofmirth, and song, and
wine.
There sss sss ss. m s,s ,nna
n 'AAHe 4OA SNt'eA 'S>-+ ~ go nc e-----
EsR s9 sas tRs oassRss Esss for a.s.
And smile at thee I-But thou are not OF
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Prranrpn- Inlvh Isa5

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Allow me 10 add my testimony 10 that OF
Others, IN regard 10 your celebrated "Diarrllea
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and would NOT be without It. Your truly,
l. -W.STEWART.
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90 bush. NEW oRCAARDGRAss SEED
GH ssis bg = tmarlGl FRSok 9tSe s5 BOYD i &co. sf
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". II. METCALFE,
OfMetfsalGa- RrD. AGO.

-McCABE, KRAFT & CO.. Wholesale Drug
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wheeling WEST q MITCHELL, bridgeport,
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NAsuv1LLE, Tenn, Dec. 1st, Isos.

Messrs. MCCABE, KRAFT & Co., Gentleman ::
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nfMetralGa- Bro. q Co.
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NATIONAL EXPRESS
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

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nIfteSf It's Soui hern through connsetions from
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an intermediate and adjacent towns as far
south as GEORGIA, and also having perfect
ed its Western connections, ga the Baltimore
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ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY
of itskInd now in use.
sc III o Il II H a,

or its kindred dlseases-during the coming
summer
The following are a few Of the certificates
which have been voluntarily given to the
Propneton, by persons v no are well known
WHEELING. Apr 18th. 1855
Messrs- McCABE, KRAFT& & Co, GertIeIIeli!
Having used Kraft Is Dfarrhen Compound, for
CSarap Diarrhea with which 1 have been deep
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cd Chaplin 18th w. va. Infantry.
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mrdtral.
HU Is II IL LIS
CELEBRATED
GOLDEN BITTERs /
A PURELY VEGETABLE TONIcn
INvIGoRATTNG AND STRENGTHENING
FortJaes the System Against the ESiI
EGeets of UnirhoLesome Water.

NIHE BEST TONIC IN THE WORLD
They fnvIgoTate, strengthen and give new
life To the system. They work like magic,
and will cure all cases OF Dyspepsia, Debility,
Gravel, Jaundice, Nervous Affections, Liver
Complaint, Loss OF Appetite, Heartburn,
Bilious Collie Cholera Morbus, Fever and
Ague, Rheumatism, Salt Rheum, Sea-sick-
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sn RE3S WHITE LtsA1S Rgs lust
s99qas9tys tapAf2f sSIeby yoDBERf,I Chem
n end OF Stone Bridge. mE2l
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he Great Cure for all Diseases OF the
RInmRch. Liver md RnHeINI

The sick and suffering have always felt the
necessity for a safe and trustworthy melli-
cine, free from calomel and other corrosive
minerals, which, while acting gently and
without producing nausea or pain, would 70
thoroughly cleanse; strengthen and regulate
the internal organs as TO enable them 10 per-
form their proper functions without a COLI
unual resort TO medicinal aid.
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. GROSS RINGS AMBRosIA JUST RE
- ceived and warranted 70 restore gray hair
by C. II. oDBERT, End OF stone Bridge. Is
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They Contain no Poisonous Drug.

PURELY VEGErARLE-Hubbel'sc celebrated
Golden Bitters are composed OF Gentian, Cal
anus Root. Wild Cherry Bark, Anise, Orange
Peel, Calisaya Bark, COlumbo, Bark Of SaSa-
mas Root, sherry Wine. Butternut Bark, Car
away Seed, Yellow Dock, Dandelion, &c.,-Rn
preserved In Jamaica Rum.
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Leaves have their time 20 fall. y
Aud howcrs TO wttner at the North-Wtnds
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Life in a Southern Village.

A Picture OF Real Life in Dixie be-
fore the WRr----The InstItutfOn
that stood iu the Way OF Genuine
CIVIIIzatIOn---.Why. the War was n
NecessIty--InterestI Reminiscent