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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-30
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Sweet Emma Moreland OF Wonder town
Net me walking on yonder way,
"And have yos lost your heart ?" .h. said,
And are you married yet, Edward Gray,''
Sweet Enma Horeland spoke to mo:
Bitterly weeping I turn'd away:
Sweet Emma Msrehsad love no more
"Csft.uch the heart Of Edward Gray"
ELLEN Adsir she loved me we'll,
Against her fathers and mothsr's will:
To-day sat for Al hour and ~ept,
BY Ellsn's grave on the windy hill.
"Shy she was, and thought her cold
Thought her proud, and fed over the sea;
fhlled ~ssI with folly and spite.
When Ellen Adair WAS dying fer me"
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UScLK NIcK.-Ua.s Mex wss a good
msr. bnt hs found = gre.t deal OF fault,
and especially With the current religion
o. The day.
81 ~an,," ssys Uncle Nick, "and We
all want. r"ligi"u that not Only be.rs
on the s'ntuiprss %! sin, hut on the ,s.csl
ny OF lying and s'eaiiny-a religion ,ha,
b,nshss sll small measures from the
counters. small baskets f'nm ths stalls,
p-nhIr- rom cotton hs s.s@nd from sugar
'h'cory from collie. aum from bread, lard
from butter, strychn.ns from vine, ssd
water from milk cans"
The religion thst is to advance the
world" says urcls Nick. "~iIl NO, nut In
MI The big subsidiaries and psschss on
,op and sll the bad on.s at The bottom
u will not Offer more baskets of forri,n
vine. than toe vineyards ever produced
bottlss."
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nO<roN MARKET.


WEDNESDAY. June 3.
FToI R-1Et demand for Flour has been steady
i-u-hout the week, and the MARI ct FOR all grades
su-iai. f4ll prices sales AZ 8 - n fur We-tern
slpc-ire . .} n % for common extras, includ-
ia { good q tr's brands 10 Du n l3 for medium
e..rss and SO - a a 20 q Dol for good and
-lr.ee st Louis sales of good and choice al pri-
a.- ranging from sIf N % 2 htl, favor te brands
selling q s.. SD ~ o. + hhl. In Corn Meal there
have been sa'es al 81 go q 12- 2 Dbl for good
shipping brands
GEAlN-The market for Corr remains without
material change. The demand f.om the trade has
boon Moderate with sales at % 2 &c for southern
yellow. u 4- n gas for Western mixed. Oat-
Northern and Canada e. a DC. and Western at -
n 6-c q bush. as to quality. In Rye there have
been sa e. oi 5fI1 bushels at Z D 2 bush. White
Fc1lS 81 SD N D. for common and g1ou tlue pod,
50 sd n - for marrow, and a. - q - for extra
uea Canada Peas have been selling at 81 . n
/ Gu q bush. In Shorts sales at s., n 30; Fine
Feed 81 G3., and Nddlinss ~ a IS 2 ton
PROV toiuNS-pOTk 1t IS GO n y for prime :
81 20 "a - for mess and IS n 56 for clear, clsh-
f.eal 10 U sd for mess. - n . for extra mess,
and 5 Il -d for family extra, q hhi Lard in b5ls
and tiercgs at ~ a DC 2 b, cash. Smoked Hams
10 e ' T. p. Butter sales q common and choice
New York and Vermont tairies at 80 a ioc, princi-
prliy at s-c = p. Cheese Nc a Sc for poor to
prile farmers diaries, and 4, a &C Z factory.
NuoL-TGe sales comprise $4,000 ibs Fleec, and
Pulled A. from IS q nc for common ana choice
fleece, ard - a soc ioT No I and extra pulled.
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Sprrial llotires.
SINGLE BOX OF BRANDRETH's

SINGLE BOX OF BRANDRETH's
PILLS contains more vegetable extraetive mat
ter than twenty boxes q any pills in the world be-
sides; dfty-aye hundred physicians use item in
theirprae;ce to the exclusion Of other purgatives
The first letter OF their value IS yet scarcely appre-
ciated. When they are better known, sudden death
and continued sickr ess will be of the past Let
those who know them speak right out in their favor
Il is a duty which viii save life.
Our race are subject to redundancy Of vitiated
bile at this season. and It is prevalent bnt Bran
dreth's Pills sord an invaluable and efficient pro-
lection. Ry their occasional use we prevent the
collection q those impurities which, when in suf
Client quantities cause so much danger to the bodys
health. they soon cure Liver Complaint, DysPep-
sia, Loss Of appetite Pain in the Head, Heartburn
Pain in the Breast-b9ne, Sudden Faintness and
Costiyeness. sold by all respectable Dealers in
Medicines.
lime l-law I'm
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snenial TO the Boston Journal.
MONTREAL. June /

MONTREAL, June 4.
The excitement is at fever heat throughout
Canada. Very little business Is doing. The
volunteer force is all under orders. Pla-
cards are posted about the city calling ior
volunteers.
The Mayor has Issued poelana non Tor
a public meeting this at ernoon at the City
Hall for the purpose Of forming home
guard.
Carpenters and blacksniiths have been at
work all night upon River steamers, trans
forming them into gunboats. Two frigates are
coming up the river for the protection OF me
City.
Marines from the fleet at Quebec have
been detailed for special service
The FusilIers from Halifax are on the way
Troops have been moving through the night
10 Cornwall opposite Malone, and down to
St. Johns. have just seen a gentleman
from the Eastern townships, who reports
unusual excitement among the trishmen IN
that section, who are on the alert for news
and who believe all the extravagant rumors.
Take it all together the people are having
a great scare. 1t is mining quite hard
which will dampen the ardor Of the Fenians
who are without shelter blankets, cversoat
/ or provisions except what they can obtaf
from the brotherhood, who will soon b
! eaten out Of house and home.
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ST. ALBASs, June 5th.
About l00L Fenians have arrived and as
large a number have left here since yester-
DAY morning. Scarcely an officer who was
here yesterday is here to-day Major Court
ney. Asst Adjt. Gen'l to Sweeny, has ar
rived with Colonel, also ON his staff. A
large amount Of ammunition has passed
North, which dad not come by
rail here. The movement north seems to be
growing stronger, and the leaders here are
busy and silent. General Spear who was
Maj)r in the Second Dragon at the break
ing out Of the war, is still here, and seems
10 fel in excellent spirits. General Mahan
lett town last n ght for the north, bat has
returned.
Az is quiet and no demonstrations is seen
or leprelations committed. The Feuians on
the border are all armed. We hear to-day
that Governor Dillingham; arrived in town
this morning b.
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ST. ALBANs, June IA P. NJ.
The lumber Of Fenians that arrived here
this morning, Is about 400. They came from
Boston, and the town in that vicinity. They
are under Command of Major Spear. a grad
uate Of West Point, who was "A BFigadier
General IN the federal army during the war.
lie Is an Intelligent, wide-awake gentleman,
and seems TO have admirable control OF the
men, who have conducted themselves in an
orderly manner since their arrival.
\ large portion Of the men left this noon
on the roads leading 10 Georgia and Fairfax.
to make room for Others Who arc expected
here tonight or in the morning.
Major Spear and others Of his command,
say that seveaal thousand arc now on their
way here and other frontier towns. and that
an attack on Canada viii be made very soon
Oar military companies, cavalry an IL
iantrY, have been under orders all day, and
a company of United States Regulars is ez-
pected here tonight.
There was considerable excitement this
morning, but it has pretty much subsidcd.
1t will not break out again probably until
another batch Of Fenians arrive.
n II y
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I IHA IlIst.II -Nf.N = T - = ~ :" = 7
| y ae % two ucl iu AUrllutU p and vicinity. wLO
have l,st an OF lcs o. engage il tbs Light aad
profitable business Of sc ling j.. NafswOrtlis ate.
pr0uf Arulca Healing Plaster. sales rapid and
profits lave sample and all ,ufo rma ton sent FIR
$ cents Adde'S 4. +. Z ELcHERl Philadelphia.
Pa.
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D. H. R.


Notwithstanding the vigilance Of the au-
thoritics, the u. ). steamer Michigan being
under steam and having her ports opcn, and
the fact THAI the city Is swaIIninz wiki Ca
madam spies, several regiments ct Fcnians
crossed over into Canadl last. including
troops from Kentucky, Tgnrtss-c and In
diana, regiment from this city. At this
point they crossed IN small boats drawn by
tugs, and when nearing the Canadian shore
set up { wild Irish cheer, with tie green
flag floating.
Col. o Neil Of tie l3.l R,gt. %. N.-a-
vile, Is in command at Erie.
\ large number Of persons are viewing
the sight from this shore, Col O'Neil threat
ed to bayOuct a man who attempted 60 app
pTopriate a large wooden shawl found in
public house.
The Fennns say no depreiatilns shall be
permitted. 81 the telegraph wires are cut
on the Canadian side cxcep. those via the
suspension bridge The agent lf the Ass)-
ciated Pres has LETT for the scene Of opera
tions. Ii is reported that tie mai agent
Was fired upon this morning q, Ire aas cross
ing in a small boat The Fenians are re-
ported to be marching towards the suspcu-
sion Bridge twenty-five miles from here.
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IMpRoyEMEyTs IN pENTIsrRY =


Dr.. NJ. Comegys. the wide-awake and enterpris-
in Dentist ofsIontpelier has recently introduced
several improvements in Dentistry, an important
one being in rubber work. Hitherto rubber plates
for artificial teeth have been Of an Objectionable
color, the deep red making them too conspicuous
when in the least exposed TO sight. This objection
DR.. Comegys has overcome, having in use a dis
eovery whereby the rubber is given flesh color,
the difference between that and the natural gums
being difficult to discover, while at the same time
strength is added by tie process Of coloring. An
0 her improvement is the disclrlins Of air cham
bsrs in the plates, which are sure to eventually
cause malformation Of the roof q the mouth, and
the attainment Of the Office; Of air chambers
through 4 far preferable method. Ferlon desiring
Dental aid will find DR.. Cones the right man to
patronize, his work being No. AMI lis prices very
reasC nsblo.-Monfyeiicr Araus
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cambridge Cattle Market.


Amount q Live Stock at Market.
Cattle. sheep Lambs. swine
This vcCf. 2iT 1883 100
from Vermont, H. ~
Prices ~ lIartt. Eeel-cxtTa $40 - n "a -.
Trst quality l3 - l3 30
Second quality o. - a 10 uo.
THIRD % 4allty. q 20 n a. Cd.
HorEll- oxen p pair 5 Sd. 111 q 20.
Mich COWS end Calves So 3, u n ~.
Two years OH. si5 IS.
Three Jtsr- o'd. sos a -.
Prices n sleep and Lanhs-In lots g. p 3 90.
n IS each extra - n o., or from q
t4c 9 70.
eiriu- Lraltssf I'D n q 49,
zeal Calves g. 90 q I3 900.
Hides 10 Sc 2 p.
Taluw -. ca 81 D p
Fcltss DOB 1I g 80 each,
C-.i c.il- 7c Z %
REMARKS.
Catls-l4e receipts u Cattle at market were
luu=Ually small. Il hardly seemed ike market
day. Che Cattle icing Do oh early that there
were d. Ilt ir tie yards at DO o'clo X A. NJ, but
shat had teen 2. ught up hy the butchers.
shetuaul Lauas-Thlre Sas also a small mum
Der oc sheep brought 10. hat there was not much
.a.l fr % en-. as be number vas large last week
ami we have lad hard we-thcr for the sale Of
H
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An EFFECTUAL WORM MEDICINE.
BrOWn'sVerTnifuge Commits,

Or Worm Lozenses. Much sickness, undoubtedly,
with children and adults, attributed other caus
es, is oecasionei by WORMS. The "VERNIFUGz Con-
PITS, although eIectual in destroying worms, can
do ssible Injury to the most delicate child.
Ans valuable combination has been succe ssfully
seq ~ physicians. and found tobe sl!e and sure
in ersiiclting worms, So hartiul 90 children.
CHILDREN HAVING WORMS require
immediate attention as NEGLECT cr the trouble often
causes prolonged sickness.
SYMPTOMS OF NoRNSIN CHILDREN
are often overlooked Worms in the stomach aul
bow is cause irritation, which can lie removed only
hy the use Of a sure remedy. Tie combination Of
ingredients used In mlsing Bra,raI 'I,-riIqs
c5Hfi'r is such as 70 give the hest possible eject
with safety.
CURTIS 4 TOWN, Fs,ITi,tors New YORK.
Sold BY all Dealers In Medicines. at Is c;s box.
Say 20. I--6-tawIy.
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REASONS WHf THE
AMERICAN WATCH
Made at EFathaUn, Mass.

10 III Aa14
Il Is made the best principle. IT, frame is
composed q SOLID PLATE-. so f.7 can interfere
with tie harmony Of iis working and 10 sudden
shock can damage is machinery. Every piece is
made and finished ~ machinery itself imous for
its novelty we'll as fr t. eaeetiv, nss) and Is
therefore properly made. Tie watch IS W Al all
mechanism should ACCURATE, SIMPLE,
STRONG sud ECONoNiCAL. Except some high
grades t.o c..tly l.r euofal rse foIei- wate es
are chiefly made Is women and 3 j.. Such watches
are imposed u several hundred pieces, screwed
AMI iigs;ei sc;Aer, AM require coast Il: repairs
% keep len in auy lind % order All persons
whohage carried 'aucrts,' "i,pi.,-~ snl English
Patent Levers" are perfectly vel aware q tie
tru b Of this ta;ement.
Al the e-lnr.H- To-: our enterprise q. re tl-u ten
years ss1. it wa our first % jeet 30 make thorough
ly good low priced watch FOR the million, e. take
the place Of these foreign .mplsiti0us-the refuse
offoreign iActores-wlicA wer. entirely unsaieable
at home and perfectly worthless everywhere.
How well We have accomplished tlis may be I'M
derstood from the fact th-t after many years Of
pub lie trial, VIC now make MORE THAN HALF
OF ALL THE WATCHES SOLD IN TIE UNIT
ED STATES, and that 10 others have ever given
such universal satisfaction. While this department
Of cur business is continued with increased facilities
for perfect work we are at present engaged in the
manufacture Of watches II the very HIGHEST
GRADE KNOWN To CHI ONONETRY ,unequalled
By anything hitherto ua abe b. ourselves, and an
surpassed by anything made in the world. For
this purpose We have Tie anples. facilities. We
have erected an addition e. cur main huidings
pressly for this ranch of our tusircs and have
filed it with the hest wOrbmen Ia service. New
machines and appliances hsYe been eonst uctsl,
which perform their work with consummate deli
caby and exactuess. The choicest AID most ap-
proved materials only are used and we challenge
comparison between this grade Of our Tork and tie
finest imported chrome meters. We DO not Pretend
to sell cur watches Tor les MONEY than foreign
watches but we assert without fear Of contTadie-
tion that for the money cur product is iucom-
parably superior. All our watches, Of whatever
grade, are fully warranted and this FarTantee is
good at all times against US or our agents in all
parts Of the world.
CAUTION-The public arc cautioned 70 buy
only Of respect lble dealers. All persons selling
counterieits viii be prosecuted.
ROBBINS, APPLETON & co.
Agents for the American Watch Company.
l55 Washington Street, Boston.
June 5-dawlm.
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NEW IoRh, J4ne -.

\ dtsratch iron Buffalo dated midnight
states that the excitement tAeI, and "a the
opposite bank Of the river Is intense Ca
adam women and children were l5ckng 90
tie American shore. Tie adv l.,ins army
at that point consists OF tie 18th icnnessge,
It'll Ky, 18TH Ohio, 7,L Buffalo, and de-
tachment from Indiana. Al p NJ. Lc
tachmout of 800 Eenaus moved down the
river towards CAilpewa. Fifteen hunlr1d
British troops are reported to have arrived
at Suspension Bridge.
From the latest accounts the EeuIaa army
was preparing to move INTO the interior
An attack is considered certain.
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Best Variety OF Marble,
STATE or VERMONT.
PROCLAMATION

VIZ HEREAS, The Bank OF Burl n-ton. eorpor-
w ration duly incorporated hv the Legislature
If the stats Of Vermont located and foiGS ousl-
pess at Burln gt0n in The County Of Chittendenhas
made application 20 ne requesting me 20 issue q
proclamation designating some day Tor the teIiiH-
alton OF the existence Of said corporation anu
Wbereas u has been made ~ appear 10 me that
tyotbirds Of the legal votes u the steeA heloers
of aid corporation were given IN favor OF sala ap
plcsticn. .,.,-,.. ,.,,.-,o~ a
the site az Vermont IN conformity with SAID ap-
Ieation and the provisions Of sections eighty SIX
and eigbtv-seven 81 chapter eighty-Hine OF the
Go1arn1 Statutes OF Vermont, do hereby issue NJ
,recIaT,ation and declare that on the Fifteenth
sav a. septeFher, A. y. 1876, the aid CORPORATION
~ ne Ralk or Burlington hall cease to exist a.
b,riy ami ysth the sam0 eject IL its charter ex-
pire DIV the limitation therein.
In uftness whereof, I havcAereunto signed my
rame and caused The seal ofthe State 10 be
-i-- hereuntO sfixed, In Executive Chamber IN
L. 4 waterbury. this Twelfth day Of lareh, In the
y year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
aud sixty-six, aLd OF the Independence oil the
-a rnltei States ths nine,ieth-
-. w Gas Il. GAY, ,.
it-'4 Secretary Of Civil and Military Assns
March I3-w6n
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Married.

IN J.richo June % by Rev. H.E. Estes, Mr.. James
Is Warner # Swsuton and Miss Sophronia NJ
Nichols of Essex.
In st. Adams June 5th, by Rev. A. J. Samson, at
tie residence o. the brides sister, Mr.. Charles A:
Grow of st. Aihsus, and Miss Minnie P. HAYNES, OF
Burlington.
In Uuderhill, June 18th, by Rev. S L. Bates,
D--wiu g French of New York city and Miss Hat
tis p Wright Of Northampton, Mass,
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THE BEST IN THE.woRLD. Harmless, relia
BILE, instantaneous. the only perfect dye No dis
appointment, no ridiculous tints, true to nature
black or brown. Genuine is signed william 4.
Batelslor, Also, Rseenerated extract Of mineaeur
preserves and beauties the hair, preserves bald
ness. Sold BY all druggists. Factory 81 BARCLAY
t,N.Y daviy.
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l hear great deal said upon the streets
of Canada's demanding that the United
States give up the Fenians taken by the
gunboat Michigan, also that the President
must issue proclamation which shall make
them outlaws.
C.prrTnx
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WHAT THE ILLUSTRIOUs ABERNE-
THY SAID.


We'll, sir, what's the matter ~ said Aternethy
the great English surgeon, to a eadaverous49Ok
patient, who had called to consult him. "ch,
n thing serious,' Wasthe reply, "my stomach and
..ver are out Of order, that's all DO you call
that nothing serious - said Abernethy Il tell you
sir, that when these two orgaus are out Of order
as you call 1t, there is not square Inch ofthe body
that is not more or less diseased, drop ofblOod
in it that Is in Lealthful condition" Nothing can
be more true, therefore it is the very highest i'm
portsnoe to keep the stomach and liver in vigor-
Gus condition. If the is weak and the other IT.
regular in its action, tone and control them With
HosTETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BrTEns-the
most genial vegetable Restorative and Alternative
that has ever been administered as a cure for Dys-
pepsia and Liver Disease. 1t is recommended by
distinguished surgeons and physicians of the United
States Army, by officers Of the Army and Navy, by
our first authors ~ eminent elergymen-in fact, by
Thousands Of the most intelligent Of every class
as an unequalled protective against epidemic and
malarious diseases. and $ perfectly innocuous,
but at the same time powerful, invigorant and al
terative. 20
June 7-daElw
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The steamship City Of London from Li7-
erpool 23d ult, has arrived.
A Brussels telegram says letters from Par
is state that the French government is rails
ing to their full complement all the rcgi-
ments belonging to the army Of Paris and
Lyons.
France will have it army on a war foot
ifg in a fortnight and ready t. be placed n
observation on the German and Italian
frontiers. The Italian and German govern
epts had announced their intention to re-
speet Swiss neutrality in the event Of war.
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Root and Herb Bitters,

q a-tssl
DIR 1NGIEItS
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Last night tie forces at Port Coiborn were
reinforced by the arrival Of the Toronto Uni
ycrsity company. Early this morning, tie
troops took the train to RIdgway, under
command Of Col Baker, OJl. Dennis having
gone On al expedition down the river three
miles.
The Jenians were encampcd IN tn Du-h.
The column at once attacked them, the
Queens own" firing the met shot
The fight became general. tie Volunteers
driving the Feni4ns \ number were killed
on both sides.
1t Is thought the Volunteers will at least
hold their own until the arrival Of tie rcgu-
lars and artillery.
LArER.-It is reported that the British
troops are retreatng from me hidg"ay hght-
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RTfumes 4 9urs.
LIFE. GROWTH AND BEAUTY.

lbs. S. 4. AUen's WOrId's
Hair Rest0rey' and Dress
ing iHvigOrate, strengthen
and Iengthen the hair. They
act directly upon the roots
of the hair, supplying re-
q1tiPed ssOWrishD,ent, and
natural color and beauty
returns. Grey hair disap-
pears. 6ald spots are coz
cred, hair stops falling, and
IuGUriaht grO,cth as the re-
sat. Ladies and children
aciU appreciate the delight
J',tJ fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance impart-
ed to the hair, and 40 fear
of sOiJing the skin, scalp, or
most elegant head-dress.
Sold BIZ all Druggists.
Depot 1873 q 200 Greenwich st. NY.
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st. ALBANs, June 5,
There were arrivals last night of Fcnians
from different parts Of New England and of
several hundred Q. S troops. Both detaeh-
ments disappeared during the day in the
usual manner, the troops going towards 0g-
tensl u-g, and the Fenians joining their
comrades in the neighboring country.
The interest IN the village has been diver
led BY The June training Of the local militia,
cavalry and infantry, a few hundred strong,
and many farmers have been attracted in
town from the surrounding villages.
The Fcnian army must be now nearly
2000 s.rong, and the best authorities believe
tliat arms enough are secreted at hand for
the entire force. IL Is understood at the
whole body lett Fairfield last night and pro-
ccedcd to a point in the town of Highgate,
ten miles from here and four from the Cana
ia Line, where they encamped IN the woods
They remained there to day, but are in
readiness 70 move and will probably cross
the frontier TO night and either take po-
sitiJn in one Of the towns and await an at
tack or advance on St. Johns, and if success
ful IN driving the troops from there, sever
tie railroad and telegraph.
Two members Of Sweeny's staff have been
here 'WACHUsErT.
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A STANDARD MEDICINE.-withOut the pes
sibility Of doubt the best remedy known
for the following and all Kindred diseases: lndi-
yeston, costiveness, Liver Complaint, Piles. Head
ache, Heartburn, Dyspepsia, Dizziness. seroiula'
Salt Rheum Languor, Laziness, Debility, Jaundice'
Flatulency, Humors, Foul Stomach, &C. sgg
zBy the timely use Of this medicine the blood Is
purified. The appetite is restored. To- systemis
strengthened. The liver is invigorated- The
breath sveetened. The Complexion is bsautiied.
And the general health , restored. puTo3s =
A gentle laxative. An agreeable tonic
splendid appetizer. AhArmless. stinslant. re-
viver Of dropping fpirits. ....ta
Sold by all Dealers in Medicine everywhere. s.
36w6m.