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Blacksmithing; !

VI IA OVA0X4 I'm
AT MADISON PORTER'S OLD STAND.
IN WINCHESTER,
Is prepared to do any work in his line
in the very best, incest and most dura-
bic manner, ut prices to suit the times.
Especial attention given to
Horse ShOeing,>tt nd Repairing of
Farming Implements,
WdOOns, de-.
Job work of all kinds will be promptly
lone. lie feels that twcnty-one years'ex-
perience IN his business Is a recommended
ton as to HIS ability to do GOOD WORK.
lie s0llclts a call. (mar2S. 87-1y.
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The reports Of the grape crop in
Ohio are all favorable.
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Whites. Blacks.
Louisiana Official 4l,732 87,0N
Alabama 59,0l5 1850
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COSTAR'S

COSTAR'S
UNIVERSAL
CORN SOL VENT,
For Corns, Bunions. Warts, etc.
Boxes, % cts, 80 cts and 81 sizes. .
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
And by HENRY II. COsTAR, Depot 4SI
Broadway, N. Y.
~ For sale by Whipple & >Krumc and
IIutchins 4 Warner, Winchester.
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woop ScREws.-we read with no little
surprise the motion Of Senator Fessenden
for further protection to wood screws. The
manufacture Of this article Is protected by
patent and has hail the advantage Of high
duty, thus giving the manufacturers tho
complete monopoly Of the market by which
they have for years past been making rs
high as three hundred per cent profit.
Stockin companies has advanced from 500,
the par value, to $1,000 per share, and still
more protection is now demanded nnd OBJ
tainc,L A few screws were probably inn.
ported under the oil tariff. so the monopo.
lists must have another foot added to the
Chinese will to keep them out. The wood
screw is an article Of universal use, and
there probably has never been an instance
in the history OF our country Wherein few
individuals have made such Immense for.
tunes out Of the pockets Of the people by
aid Of special protective legislation as in
this case. We regret that Senator Fessen.
deu was willing to add still further to tho
enormous and unwarnnted profit Of these
Rhode Island monopolists.-AysS.
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Misfellaueuus.
RULES FOR WINTER.

Never 20 to bed with cold or damp feet.
In going into colder air, keep the mouth
rcsolutely closed, that by compelling the
air 10 pass circuitously through the nose
and head. il may become warmed before ],
reaches the lungs and thus prevent those
shocks and sudden ehilb which frequently
end in pleurisy, pneumonia, and other
forms Of disease. =.
Never sleep with tho head in the drah OF
nm open door or window. u-.r-
Let moro covering be on the lower limbs
than on the body. Have an ex'n covering
within easy reach in case OF sudden and
great change OF weather during the night.
Never stand still q moment out OF doors,
especially at the street corners, after having
walked even short distance.
Never ride near the open window OF a
vehicle for n single half minutr, especially
II 4, has been preceded by a walk; val
uablc lives have thus been lost, or good
health permanently DESTROYED. o. l. M
Never nut ON n new boot or shoe on be-
ginning a journey. ..,-..
Never wear India.rubber in cold, dry
weather. .r--.r.....
lf compelled to face bitter cold wind,
throw a silk handkerchief over the face;
its agency is wonderful in modifying the
cold. 49,. r rs $500
Those who are easily chilled ON going
out Of doors, should have some cotton bat,
ten attached to tho YES, or other garment,
so as to pro,ec, the space between the
shoulder.blades behind, the lungs being nj.
tached to the body at tina, point; a Ii,ile
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FREscH TickErs ron HEAVEN. Just
now there arc sold in Paris and elsewhere
small packets Of cards purporting to be
''ticscts for hcaven"-a biIists d entrse pour
k eiel." They consis, Of sixteen embossed
cards, on each Of which is IN engraving de-
picting the particular mode Of reaching
heaven for which that ticket is good. The
first Of these is in a gondola, which, from
its tranquil and peaceful mode Of progress
sion, is represented to be especially suitable
for saints. The next is ''in palanquin"
carried by two sprightly mules, for which
obedience and holy confidence" are neces.
sary. The third Is on an ass, "by little
steps and slow, but always steadily" an an
gel holding the bride. The fourth is, curl
ously enough, by railway; an angel is the
engine driver, and broad.hatted priest is
the stoker, while behind are number Of
ihirl-class carriages crowded with pilgrims
This is the "iron road Of selfabnega,ion
and sacrifice" No. 10 is con barge"
which is explained to mean the common
aud ordinary road suitable for the many
who are unable to distinguish themselves
otherwise than by their fidelity. The next
is by ladder, and shows how 'hcavcn Is
taken by storm and holy violence" ami
thus the goal is speedily reached. No. Is
is upon a raft. and depicts the soul with no
solid support and withou, any pause, pass
ing swiftly on its way to God, urged by love.
The last represents the pilgrim suddenly de-
tsched from this world and blown to hcav'
en- from the top Of a volcano, aud thus ''cast
into tho arms Of Col"
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DIR. DOW continues 10 b consulted st bis Of.
Hos Nos. and Bndieott Street Boston, 90 all
dissasesof PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
BY Q long course OF study and practical expert.
ing the unfortunate with remedies that have nstsr
failed 10 cure the most alarming cases OF Gener.
rAas and Syrkiiis. beneath his treatment, all the
horrors OF venereal and impure blood, inpotls-
in the regions Of procreauon. Innamm nation OF the
Blsdder.nd kidney. Hydrocsls, Abscessss, Iiu:
mors, frightful SwsllinEs, and The long train OF
are made 20 become - harmless ~ the simplest
aiiinss OF . child. Particular attention given 20
thetrsatment OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS In ell 10
der Dr. Dow'su eatmsnt 3 fsw days or WEEKS, will
board moderate. =
peculiar 10 their system, will md greedy relief BY
calling on DR. DOW, 81 his once, No. 3 Endisoit
street.
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TIE WANDERING JEW.

This legend is the foundation Of Croly's
sSalathiel" and we know not how many
other romances DR.. J. o. Noyes has re.
Gently brought out volume entitled, "Ths
Border Land Of the Christian and the
Turk" in which he gives, prcfsssediy the
literal version us il exists among the Mus.
sulmen;
"a wild and terrible legend Is that Of the
middle ages, which pe.onified the Jewish
nation by the trials Of the Wandering Jew.
II represents an old man with naked feet,
uncovered head, and long white beard
wandering ceaselessly over The earth. His
face is pale. A mark Of blood is upon his
forehead. Ills eyes burn like sapphircs be-
meath their oblique lids. With an eagle
like nose and blood.likc eyes, squalid and
harsh are the features; and clad in coarse
wooden gown, he ever pursues his interim
usble journey. Speaking all languages and
traversing all lands-knowing not the pur.
poses Of God concerning himself, and ever
driven onward by seerc, impulse. he is
transported from place to place with the
speed Of the wind and rs the long centu-
rics come successfully to close, his old
age rencws itself with the vigor Of youth,
in order that he may complete the weary
round Of ages.
The people wonder rs he hastens past.
Once or twice only has he paused to tell his
story. lie was Of the Jewish nation I,
Ahasuerus by name, and ashoemakcr by
trade. Dwelling in Jerusalem, he pcrsccut.
ell our Savior, and was Of those who cried
"crucify him" The sentence Of death
having been pronounced, no ran to his
house, before which Jesus was to pass on
his way to Calvary. Taking his child in his
arms he stood ut the door, and with all his
family beheld the procession. Our Savior.
weighed down by the heavy burden Of the
cross, leaned for moment against the wall;
and tho Jew, to manifest his zeal, cruelty
struck the innocent one, and pointing to the
place Of execution, babe him so on. Then
Jesus, turning to the unieelng child Of Is.
rael, said: 49,.
Thou refiiscst rest to the son Of God
I 20. for il must needs be; but for thee
there shall he no rest or repose until re.
turn. Go forth on thy journey; leave thine
own; traverse mountains and seas, pausing
neither in the cities nor the deserts"
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Tbs CANADIAN Trust.
worthy reports represent the following sit
uation Of affairs in Gambia at the begin
ming Of the present year:
The exact position Of the comba,arts in
Gambia is this: OF the 10000 men sent
from Turkey and Egypt against the Crc-
tans, there are scarcely half lef-war, ia
tiguc and the epidemics which invariably
accompany Turkish armies, having de-
stroycd about 10000. Those that remain
arc disorganizcd and disPirited at the re-
suits Of struggle which has little in com.
mon with ordinary warfare. The real
strength Of Mustapha Pasha consists Of n
corps Of 5000 native Turks, they were
originally 5000 in numbcr), who have dis
tinguished themselves on every occasion.
The Crctans can bring into line 5000 COM
batants, well armed, Of whom 1000 are
volunteers. But this is only the kernel Of
the organized resistance. There are be-
sides number Of guerillas whose cvo.
lu,ions round the Turkish army arc inces.
SAINT. and do immense damage. The six
thousand Crctans have arms, provisions
and munitions at their disposal. They are
full Of ardor. like the volunteer troops, act
under the orders Of the able chiefs whose
military education was completed In the
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H.. Own Observation-Disclosures IA,

HIS Own GaASprArnra.-william tiar-
mon committed suicide at Titusville, Pa,
las, week. from n melancholy conviction
that he was his own grandfather! lie left
the following singular letter; a,.r o..
married widow who hsda grown'up
daughter. My father visited our house
very often, fell in love with my step-daush
ter and married her. So my father be'
came my son-in-law and my ep-daugh,cr
my mother, because she was my fathers
wife. Sometime afterwards my wife had
. son-he was my fathers bro,her.in.lsw,
and my uncle, for no wss tho bro,her Of
my s,epnother. Ny fathers wifi !. q, my
steplnuyh,cr, had also a son; no YVES Of
course my brother. and at tho same time
my srsndchild, for he was tho son Of my
d.sshssr. Ny vile YVES my grandmother,
because she YVES my mothers mother. 1
was my wifss husband and srandchild At
tho same time. And ss the husband Of
ooes grandmother ID his grandfather, I was
nv. own ryxbdfashes. 9 sGfrorfi n'.lp
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VINELA AND.

...r WINE LAND.
IARM AND FRUIT LANDS. In mild and
lhesithfal climate; Thirty miles .'.il q rhil..
linz OF latitude as baltimore, Md.
Tn. soil is rich and y,stssiirs, y.yiny from
clay 70 . ANDY loan, suitable for wheat, Grass'
pu r ,Sd hvsSsss and
Orchards have been planted out by Experienced
fruit growers. Grapes, Peaches, Pears, te., pro.
duce Immense prodts. Vineland Is already one OF
The most beautiful places 10 the United States:
miles Of land, Is laid out upon general .y'tsm q
improvements. The land Is only cold To aetnat
settlers With provlsiou for public sd.rnmene The
plsee, 90 seeoeot q in great ssss ~ - s.s,is
Of lasts, u has iaersssed nvs snoussna PsoPss
within the past thrss years. Churcnes, ctSfse'
sshool As.dsn.s. sSssss, % M sS,isr. Nv:
zen intredass6 Hundreds Of people ere COD
stsatiy sitting. IIusdrsds Of sew hossss are b
inx constTsctsd, Prices Of Yarn land. twenty acre
io: s ,, upy.,as ss Rsr ssr'. five and ten 'sr'
~ y,.i. ~ Vsxstabies rpsn earlier In ths dis
triet han In say other locality north OF Norfolk,
va inprey.d glsess Cor ale.
lfshsh sioiss, losndriss. Stores, ssd The iis and
Stsam Power. With room. en- Be rented. y
Yos psrsoas vho desire mild winters, . hsaithful
s%s "a ssssS en- . s'ssss
ether soe,al 10 The heart Of civilization.
Letters answered, and the vlnsland Rurai. . pc.
pr Owing sll information. ssd eoaiaininx reports
idd ss ca1s 4 IXsDis. via.is:d p. O.. Lam
IRE. 1sss:f u s.iss s:si...., Iys..n.,.i "a
e, . u n ;.; ss. =: e.. =. ..': sss:
*. s =. ~. q 1870. s:.:.; :a
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The people who didn't draw tho Open
House all say now that they intended to
give q good deal Of Il away In charity IL
they had drawn il. h seems that PrOvi-
dence knew EN- too well to tras, 'em. 4"
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q "The wonderful progress OF Medical
~ Science during the past sir wears only,
nah % II possible for the conscientious
~ Physician TO declare. now. that Con-
HAM sUsrTioS Is rs certainly cured rs inter.
niitsni Fever. and rs certainly prevent
ed as small Pox.--CHARLEs 4. KING, II. d., LII.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DIR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. I, Pa.
dicott Street Boston, eonsultsd daily Tor all dis
Uteri. or filling OF the Womb, fluor Albus, SUP.
preston, and other menstrual derangements, are
now treated upon new pathological principles, and
Invariably certain 10 the new msds OF treatment.
that most obstinate complaints yield under ID, and
the a1cted person soon reiocss In perfect health.
DR.. Dow has no doubt had grsatsr experiences in
the cure OF diseases OF women and children, thu
any other physician In boston, and has, snso
lsiA confined his whole attention 70 the cure Of
private diseases and Female Complaints.
or they will not be answered.
Ofhcs honrs from 8 A. n. to9P
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devote his
entire time to the treatment Of all diseases Incl.
dent to the female system. An experience OF TWEEN
ty.three years enables him to guarantee speedy
and permanent relief In the rorst OF Suppress
SION and all other Menstrual Dsrangsmerts, from
,rhat,rsr cause. All letters for advice must con-
tain 81. Office, No. Q Endicott street, Boston.
N. B.-Board furnished to those who wish to TO
main under treatment.
Boston. June.22, 1866. 1y3o
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GENERAL AGENTS

II; ss., p ss.. Sn.' s::. oss :s; sss
gssss:, M 6sss e.5s'; 6; Me- YET s.,,, y 3
IA RoSlns9a Q Co. Ississiiis. Ky.I slsisy 4
Bro HsuPhis, renni r;k Dspsy - ! Hs2iss
iH.ilsssi. Albany. n. ssroat ,1 A,.iHsSS sSs;
Wiison Pelsfs 4 Co, Lssisvills, ~, ~
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KINGS
CONSUMPTION
IN Irs MOST ADVANCED srA0Es.)

for tho radical cure OF ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS and
all affections OF the THROIT 4 AIR PASSAGES,
for General and Special DsraRgsmsRfs OF the NER-
VOUS SYSTEM and for all FsRstioRai Disorders
OF the Stomach and Bopsis. .u-
II Immediately increases the strength and deep
ems hs color OF TIE pale blood IL subdues the
Chills and Fever. and dimi.,sAss hs Erpsctoration
u checks the Niglt SW,at' ALWAYS In from seven to
fourteen days. The appetite % al once isriyoratsd
and the patient rapidly gains flesh. The cough 4
difhoult breathing speedily relieved the sleep
becomes calm and refreshing tAs sps.sai,ons reg
TOMS DISAPPEAR WITH A REALLY Aston
fSHfNG RdPfDfTY.
The PRESCRIPTION should DO used In every
case where tho Physician COMMONLY prescribes
Tosics" Iron, Aeids, Bark, Qsinins, Cod Liver OIL,
WAisksy. &C.. and In every case, bs UAafsrer NAME
knowr In which there Is exhibited any ono or more
of the following "f. ..
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sumpiius Patients IN adpanssd
stages Of he disease.
SO wide Is the field OF its useful.
ness and so numerous are the cases OF its cures,
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persons publicly known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases OF the
lungs by Its use. When once tried, Its superiority
over every other expectorant Is too apparent to
escape observation. and where Its virtues are
known. the public no longer hesitate what antidote
to employ for the distressing and dangerous alee'
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our climate. While many Inferior remedies thrust
upon the community have failed and been discard
ed this has gained friends by every trial conferred
benefits ON the afflicted they can never forget, and
produced cures too numerous and too remarkable
TO be forgotten.
We can only assure the public, that Its quality
Is carefully kept up to the best II ever has been,
and that II be relied on TO do for their relief
all that 10 has ever done.
Great numbers OF Clergymen, Phi ysicians, otates
men. and eminent personages, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness OF our
remedies but space here will not permit the inser.
ton OF them. The agents below named furnish
gratis our ANxRicAN ALMANAC In which they are
given; with also full descriptions Of tho com.
plants they cure. ,.....
Those who require an aitsratips medicine to puri
~ the blood Will find ArgRs CoNr. EXT. SARsA-
PARiLLA the remedy TO use. Try IL once, and you
will know Its value.
/. Prepared by ]. Q. AVER 4 CO, lowell, Mas
and sold by all Druggists and dealers In medicine
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csnn WILL RE FORFEITED ny DIR,

- - "
c,OO WILL Re FORFEITED ny DIR.
CJOV DIX, Rhiins to cure In Ices time Than any cher
moss ssacsasy ana ps s',n ~ ss ,s.u.a , '..,n
s, s!S $500 @ i "a, eA'e !" IA 'e~N''' w" 'ns
SIN go, 800. 100. ,,
-,. -
aug" -. s'' eouE
SOCIAL AILMENTS AND STU<TI0Ns,
Incident 10 Married AMI Single IAdIesi
SECRET AND DELEGATE DISORDERS,
Hercuriai Arss,oos Eup,ioos and an p...s>s n The
Stin; uic-rs q the Soss, Thra. and Doiy Pmpes "a
The Face s-engs of The Joints Nervousness; CcstI
utiOna and other Weaknesses IN Youth, and the moe
s"'s"&su ~ An ~"
BOTH SEXES, SfHGLE OK A/RRikD.
DIR. DIXS
w
~ Eadicess ssrees, Bss'ss' Msss''
% arranged that patients hear each othsr
Rsso'eet hs OILY entrance 70 his once Ne. hAv'
Ing no eoopss.ion With III. re.henes e'eaaeny no ,
snnlvn, !, hin ofsors'
DIR. DIX
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Cossy 49, n, ", a. - -. ,s,. -. ,'. 49,
ss,,.. q ,%os.s ssuo usi,.o.:, .hst he
""~' ~~F -P
rns osLr hsorLAa esiprAn rnrsoAs Ap'ssfaisa
u sosror.
SIXTEEN YEARS
-, -,
n ar.u N u cs,,. S,si,.S.,. M.,sh.s,. H.,
pro,.,s,, r. ,hs, n. h. NUN rrsomw~odsI. s,t p~r
tieularly TO |... g. ..
STR<S0cRs AND rR<yrLLrRy
-, ,-,,, :, 49, -, x.u..
40 a'o'a s esoals I., $780,. " sovsn ~. .,s''
Susea'' "''s "S"'oAs ~ p-sH' ''A" oN''' S"''
Dr. DIX
prcuiv r,s-r, "a pos>.or, And rrvraesbe Physeisns
many n whom on,u him In cre,l cssrs b-csa,s Of HE
scInowaisoi ,tIl AMI reputstou. aitaID~i hrUaxh "
long ,.n.d.oee pr.etIee All ob~.ryatIoo.
IyrIfcrcD <,D UyyoRrUyArEy
h. M. ,, an, IA "a Won, .u,r,,g, \, ,lns d.c,,,c,
n, The Wing a,t. ise promis.s AMI
n,s.n.iona ~
FoREiGN AND HdIUE SOAChs,
who know little Of the nature and character 81 Special DIS
e.,~. AMI lEss a. 10 their cure se exhibit rysd d..
pona. II Institutions o. Colleges which pever eIisr in
any part Of the void others eIblt diplomas the Dead,
how obtained, unknovn not only assuming and sdvers
IN, IN name, on thoss Inserted in The dipousa but 70
further their imposition assume names q otier INST cse-
bratci physicians long since dead Neither be derived ~
oUfcK NOSTRUM M<KERS
-. =. -,
throusn n.ss oenincses ~. NrIe, $3.50 III w .
Ations OF their moieDes oy we an' VINO ennbN sip~o
OF ooutr.diet them o. who, s.s., % ia''hsr a.L Ina;
psiuon, copy mom Monesi ~, pspss m%n uHs s.n
the auali!'.: and eaes. o dGsrsni hertz And plants .i
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statements from Patients. 40.

sYour Prescription saved my daughters life, and
has saved me hundreds Of dollArs."-Rss. l.. HIM
ave bless God for the benefit we have received
nom your Prepared Prescripticn."-Rsr. p. PEREZ
yvt-s, Blossbsrg. Penn.
s..n ssseass.a much by its use .-~Rsv c. D. Jesss,
Inst, HOUSE,, AsroR PLACE. NY.-In the early
part OF February. lsei, was suffering rom ylo-
previously without benedt l had Wight sueats
which completely Frustrated me. In the evening
hoarseness would come on, which would prevent
bad two attacks Of hsmorrhsse nom the lungs.
Ny family Physician assured me thai he could do
no more Cor me, yet ] was growing rapidly worse,
AMI had been compelled to leave business ior near.
ly two months. All my symptoms indicated, IN
nis,akabiy, the presence Of CONSUMPTION. In
the beginning Of February. Mt: Henry Fisher,
Treasurer Of ihs AMERICAN bible society, present.
I'd me With bottle Of the prsPI.sd s ,nsnsr
.iostl. returned within week my cough had Al.
most len me and In less than tyo weeks the nigAt
S~ests we're broken up. ThenceoSraM fssAmsa
~ nv duties a. Cierk TO The Amsriesn Bible scer
ssv In whose EN- ployment have been niue years
an nov enjoying good health, Yosr fREscsIr.
ROY effected CURE "hs. r ny s' + SoNSER
OF my recovery. Thoo- - So"
81 have had y,rvsss or Spasmod,e Isthna for
years. during the last six years have never had
An unintsrrupted niYhts rsss. 10 oftsu seemed to
iSsss. 1 sssh.xSard and spllitise., sn1 saGsesd
90 greatly nom Fshortness of breath that was
esspsiiSd 70 taks ffsquent rests 10 WALKING Iron
my fesidsncs 10 my place of businsea
The night before obtained the Prepared Pie-
sssipsion' VA the wort ever pssesd. On obtain.
ING The rsnedy, look tsaspoonnl ~ noon aod
sfsia % night and dept eli hight withost waxing
ssye sa - 2 t,st~ s.yAts rest sesss. 1919
n: longer look 'haxEard,' have gsinsd IN strsosts
Anu sp'nts and am not NJ ell AFFLICTED With short.
-. srsn, shoald Ike % have any one ~
-Esra o Lsaedoa, No. IA Rcsrth q. N, Y.s =
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SYM PTO NJ 8:

D,ffesn er irregular BrsatAisg, Loss Of BrsafA.
CouSA, Wa,ting Of Fiesl. Bisedias frem hs Lsngs,
Loss Of Strength, Loss Of IPpstns, Gs.srai Debai-
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dsrs, CAsst, Facs Limbs, Nervous HssdeeAs, Nsr-
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Soar StosaeA Heart Barn, Oppression or Sinktng o.
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- Tho American News Company have
juss issued a pamphlet with the title, @Wig-
wan Junction, by the very Dickens" in
which, IN Imitation OF Dickens last Christ
mas story, number Of tales arc collected,
concerning. in this case, what the author
calls swinging round tho circle" Tho
table Of contents win gve the rssdcr some
notion Of what b meant;