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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-12

These Presses arc all run by ste am with the ex'
ospton Of the Hand Pressl which enables u to get
on mssh larger amount Of work, and TO answer
all orders With dispatch, from MAMMOTH POS
TER TO tho most delicate BILLEr.Doux. -
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SPREAD. THE TRl

Some medical mon insist that Il Is undignIaed 10 nd
vcrtiso remedy. however valuable Il uny bo Quoor
reasoning this. It Ike saying that article which
the world needs should DO hid IN corncr-hnt bcucnts
and blessings may bo too widely dGused-tat u means
OF protecting and restoring health should DO close
monopoly and not accessible to all. Tho Argument IL
bad. II is than that; it Ia inhumnn. Suppose
HosTETThR's STOMACH BITTERs- absolute spe-
cifc for dyspepsia. bllousncss and nervous debility
had mover been known beyond tho repertoire of tho
faculty, what would havo been tho consequence In.
stead Of curing invgatng Millions tho good effects
OF tho preparation would have boon confined 10 com.
parntiyc few There tho highest authority for saying
that light should not DO hid undcr bushcl; that what
cyor Is excellent should DO placed as city on hill
whore nil men can taks cognEanco OF it Il Ia upon s
principle hnt the DTrTERs havo been advertised and
continue to bo advertised In ovcry newspaper Of any
prominence In tho Western hemisphere and that tho
spontaneous testimonials in its favor hlve been uns-
lated into all written lnnguages Thousands enjoy
foot health to-day who would DO nnguishing on bods or
sickness The newspapers had not spread Tho truh with
regard to this unequacd nvigoant aud corrective far
and wide Suppose rroa ss boon reapcd hi. pub
licity. La that argument against it1 II tho public
health has been protected; II lives have been sayo II
the fccble haro been strengthened tho aick rcsoro
great good has boen aceomplBhed who so mcau A.
to grudge to oroons thus directed their fnIr reward,
February n
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SELLING ovp RsalnDLEas o. Cc=r-Mr. RosBN-
DALE has removed his stock OF rcady-mndo cloth
ing from tho store formerly occupied by him, to
No. sl4 King, cornor Of King and Society streets,
directly opposite tho Merchants Hotol.
Tho goods will be sold at q great sacrifice re-
gardlcss Of cost, and persons wishing to treat
themselves to n nico now suit Of clothing will find
it to thoir advantage to givo him an carly CALL
This is no humbug, as ho rented tho storo for
ton days only to close out tho remainder Of his
goods previous to leaving tho city.
Remember No. s14 King, corner Of King and so-
cioty etreols. 81
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TO soldier. and Friend. OF soldiers.

Misfortune has fallen heavily upon Mira. DONALD
ROWE, Of orangcburg the great friend and nurse OF
soldiers during tho late The property hcr hus-
band LIS advertised to DO sold by tho sheriff on the next
snle day. aud sho Will bo Ion without house or home
Many ofthe soldiers who hnrc relieved by her kind
havo oIrrcsscd asals her In this hour
her Distress She abored for pay during tho war and
now asks for enumeration for her services; nut VIC
feel that would be lasting reproach upon tho country
10 allow her to be turned homeless upon tho world We
therefore propose to purchase tho plantation for her
Two thousand dollars havo already been secured for
this purpose and carnesy ,Nct contributions from
all who nro willing TO assist in this noble work scnd
your money az speedily posable Remit 10 Mr.
LEONARD CHAPLIN, Charleston, 3. c.; Row w. O. CON.
NOR, orangsburg. s. c.; or Mr.. F. @. DEFoNThISR,
Columbia, g. O.
All papers friendly to tho cause will confer favor by
copying this
Subscriptions will also DO received ut tho oice of TH
DAhf fkws Mercury and Courier. January %
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DnEAKYAsr cAKEa, GRtpDLE oAKEs, MuFYMs, RoIIs,
&c al mado Light md wholesome by using Ito PIosERn
YEAHr POWDER. II you would puckwheat without
having hcSache and erupuons uso tho Pioncor Yeast
Powder Bakers will find this Powder reliable for Hot
Rolls, Tea Biscuit &c. Sold by I'll,
GRUBER & MARTIN,
'anuAryH "A No. $50 King stroot.
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p. IL. II.

Arc synonymous with Hoalth. Strength and visor.
Tho secret will be revealed by inyosHl in bottls Of
PANKNTN's HKPATIo BTrrERs. gor s.lO by all
Drusgists.
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BUSINESS NOTICES,
Auction sniea rhi. Dnx

WILBUR SoS will soil this day, at tho Btoro corner
OF East Day and Unity Alley at hall past 10 O'Clock tho
entire contents OF said store.
r. NJ. MAnsnALI. Dno. will aell this day. at No.
IS Broad street, at 10 O'Clock. mules horses pony fur
niturc cto. if
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syico ]. TnoucuE, declined.
tYico l.. X. REID, declined.
tYico 4. STREET, declined.
sYlcc w, III, SWIpr, declined,

Tho regular business boing concluded, tho conf
pany, with their invited guests (among whom wcro
his Honor tho Mayor, WM. G1LMoRE snIfts, LII.
D., @. II. snioNros, Esq, tho Chiof nnd Assist
ants, and Presidents oftho dicront Companics) sat
down to superb supper furnished by that prince
Of cooks, TuEus. Tho onslaught was torriblo, and
tho dishes reluctantly yielded to tho attack, prov
ing that flromon wero invinoblo in all things
Whom tho substantials woro removed tho gonllo
spirituals woro subslitutcd and mirth and royelry
reigned supreme. Sentiments woro offered and
responded to, songs sung, and o spirit OF good
humor and jollty engoudcrod, that kept tho rner-
rio cTetce united until lato hour.
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Tho Daily South Carolintan at Columbia, Is now eon
TO orcy Posofce In tho stato Doing tho ociel paper
OF Tho state 1t will bo found at Tho present no cspe
caly valuable TO merchants othcrs desiring to avail
themselves OF worry largo circulation.
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NONE but q paront kLovs tho agony Of Watching
day by dny oyor tho wasting form OF their lovod
onos Havo thoyconsidered that thoy havo loft moth
ing nndono to rclovo tho suorinSs and snatch from
tho grasp ofdoath. If suffering from Group, Con-
sumption, or any other bronchial diseases, wo
commend PEoroRAL BALM "a tho most prompt and
reliable medicine that can DO usod For sa!e by
all druggists.
DowIE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., Agents.
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BAUGH'S
j SWAN ISLAND .GIANO.

2n0 TONS. BALANCE OF CARGO OF BRITISH
cOo bark James Wilson, ,3, ti., =.
1hir auano was sold TO GAsgow, Scotland whore Its
ytlue as manure In appreciated at moro thnn Of
fering Il on tho market 1t was only ntor making favor
able arrangement with tho vessel to freight and upon
tho strong enilorsamont and Recommendation OF Prok
shepard that the allowed It rolnnn. II con-
tains ~ per cant OF Phosphate Of Lime. and other val
unbe tngredicnts MiInd with TO 10 per cent OF Pc
ruvian duano makes It ono of the cheapest md most
valuable mnnurcs for Corn or Cotton.Ht ~ u
Priee-s20 per ton OF 22i0 Ms, cash SOS per ton
City acceptance with interest," payable LIST November.
For salo by ]. N. ROBSON,
January 10 wffn1mo ~ No. 81 East Bay.
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THE GAS LIGHT
M VI TIPLlER.
TO RE RAFFLED.

A. MAGNIFICENT BIRD MUSICAL BOX, RIouLY
MOUNTED IN GOLD. and exhibiting nm ingenuity OF
mechanism rarely oqualed 100 chances at IS oachthe
prizo to bc dootdod by drawing tho principle OF
lottery. Call aud 500 1t at d. JACOBS,
Fobrunry< mws3 No. ai3 King street.
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THE TIME TO ADvERTIsn IN THE
COUNTRY.
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nrasns. EDrrohs Permit mo to Say, through
your papor, 70 oil Biblo societio., Missionary So.
cieties, Ministers Of tho Gospel, and all persons
friendly TO Bible distribution in South Carolina,
that tho American Biblo Society is prepared 10
supply them with donations Of Bibles and Testa-
nonts for distribution among all destitute readers
alike. Those whe dosire books to be sent ID thom
for this holy purpose, will state tho number want
cd, With their address in full and tho namc Of their
consisncc In Charleston, 8. q. Address mo at
Columbia, 8. O. 3. A. pOLIEs,
Agent American Bible Sooiety for south Carolina.
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CoPAnTsERsnIP.-Wo arc pleased to 500 by
notice in our issue this morning, that Mousrs. D.
A. wALKru aud A. F. CnEyRIux haro associated
thcmsolvos in tho marble business, and fool con-
fdcnt that tho experience md tasln cf toth o.
these gontlcmon will DO satisfactorily exhibited
upon all occasions whcro thoir services may be en-
gagged.
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THE BAokwAnD FLiaur.-Tle darkios TINT ad-
yancod boldly toward tho western frontier, have
bocomo disgnstod with tho appearance OF that
happy land, and arc rotraong thoir stops home
wards. Tho Augusta ConsituHonalisi says:
Wo hear that negroes In considerable numbers
wero coming back on foot from tho Mississippi to
their former homes. Tho West did not provo tho
Promised Land Of Cauaan."
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ANaIvhnsAnr CELEDRAr1oN.-Tho vigilnnt Firo
Company, ono OF tho oldest and most popular In
tho Firo Department, celebrated their 4Sth Anni-
yersary yestorlny. In tho afternoon tho Company
paradcd through principal strccts and attract
od great attention, both by their neat md tasty
uniforms and by tho SNOWY appearance OF thoir
machine. Thoy numbered seventy men, and tho
'rarndo WAS followed by q largo crowd OF cnthusi-
nstic admirers, whilc tho Windows along tho route
wcro filled with tho fairest OF tho fair who had as
somblod 20 do tho fromcn honor.
Aftcr tho parade thoy adjourned to tho soutl,
Carolina Hail. and tho usual business Of tho oven
ing was transacted, which resulted in tho choice
Of tho following o1llcars:
%. 7. TUPpER. President.
L. u. MowRY, Vice President
~. L. TORRENT. First Director
J. r. BROWNE, Second Director
IF. I. 0NEIL. Tlirl Director
d. r. McChDE, Fourth Director
J. I. HUMPHREYS, Secretary.
80. ". FISHER, Ju, Treasurer.
c, II. RIMoNToN, Solicitor.
4. FITCH. n. ID. Surgeon.
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VESSEL BURNT AT SEA-Tho pilot boat Pride
(No. 81, which reached tho city yesterday aftor-
noon, reports that on Sunday night last, whom sho
"as betwoon Cape Romnin md Bulls Island,
noticed, ut some distance Of, what appeared 10 bo
vessel on fre. Stood for IT, and reached It about
A. nj. Monday, when vessel, apparently brig
or schooner, was discovered burnt to tho water's
edge. Tho akif OF tho pilot boat was launched and
sont near to tho burning craft but sho was so for
destroyed that nothing could DO secn to identify
her. Tho words "Ncw York" wore Visible ON her
stern, but her name was burnt ont. Sho was ap-
parently ladon with lumber, and her crow had no
doubt, taken to tho boat snd msdo for tho land or
had beon picked up by passing vosscl. The
wreck wss about twenty-five milos cast Of Charles
ton Bar, in fourteen fathoms OF water.
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Fpniirc, Horses, Feitic9es de- al !imcsion.
BY SMITH ~ hIeGIELIVItA9,
No. az Broad street, south side, near State
street.
Sales OF FURNITURE Sc., nt private residences {,
tended to at moderate charges. .
Auction every WEDNESDAY for HORSES VEHICLES
FURNiruRE &c, at hai:past 10 O'Clock, at our Office
October 2 t... '..-. .
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FlnE.-Tho alnrnipt aro SOUNDED last evenpg
was cnusod by tho burning of-a chimney in king
streot, near Market. Tho air being somewhat
foggy, it rofocted tho flames, and for short timo
presented tho appearance Of largo contlagralion,
but long before tho cnBinos arrived ut tho spot all
slsns Of fro had disappeared. Ono advantage Of
this impromptu fro wrs to cause an oarly closing
OF the stores in tho vicinity, which proceeding was
no doubt ploassntly receiycd by tho clerkg.
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AGRICULTURAL
L IMPLEMENTS

CONTAINS SUFFICIENT STIMULATING AMMO
~ NIACAL Animal Matter TO produce rapid growth
and to insure tho complete appropriation L the plant Of
the phospatos and Otter ingredients I'm the fertilizer
without eIhauny The S0ff docs not burn the crops du
ring drought lho Peruvian Guano, or lose is strength
By tho yol,tilization Of the Am onis. III.
All It's constituents exocptjnE tho Sulphuric Acid
being from Boncs, Blood. Flesh, and oth6r animal
solirccs and not from Mineral phoHphntos Mineral
Phosphndc Guanoa In the with most Of tho ST.
PcrPhosIhates. In condition to become quickly
aolub!c In the soil. and available food for plants
Harrdnfed free from dd..aerationi and Of uniform
quality 49, $780, -.r' = s'' ~. :.
! For kaa By u. ---'
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DR.. ". A. ouIps, Surgeon Of tho Tenth Vermont Re-
giment writes:"I Ntah every soldier lad bottle Of
Plantation nittoss. They arc the most effective, por
fect, and harmleaB tonic over used"
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gltR- gai1g- Menus.
LOCAL MATTERS.

wEpNEsDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY Q, 1857.
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liquors liquors! Liquors
DY lBltUSS ~ BEE.
Will DO sold TOMOHliOW, tho ,h Inst, in 'front.' OF
our Sore. No. 70 Fast bay. al loti O'Clock.
20 WiIISSEY
~ cases brandy
20 cases Gin
20 Sherry Wine
% cases Port Wine.
ALSO,
cask SHERRY WINE FcbrlaIy6
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Ninety head OF Fine Young Nudes and Horses al
Incfinn.
PRIVATE SALES.
Plantation in Pike County, Georgia.
BY LOUIS ID. DcSAUSSURE.

BY LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.
Nt Private Sale-
A PLANTATION on Macon and Wcstorn Railroad,
threo nilns from aincr station, nbaut fro1i
Macon. nnd about tho To Atlanta containing 1900
acres Of land-e0o cleared Cotton hn Provisions, and
balance In woods. '...
On tho place large Dwelling nearly 6nIshod forty
negro houses good barn. corn ouse, stable, and good
and largo orchard. small stream runs through tho
tract This placo ia healthy residence all tho year
For particulars, apply Us above. at
January 30 wnn0 No. ~ BROAD STREET.
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1000 bushels Of CORN. aud other kinds Of Provisions
Terms OF Salc-Thc Land: 0ncthirl caslI, and the
balance credit OF and two year, with approved
security and mortgage OF the promiseH Stock aud Pro-
Visions; Tcrr1s msdo known OIL day of Bae.
February Q JOHN EAyTERLIN.
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g.ssUa WMLAnp's HOTEL,
WAAHINo1es. D. O., May 22d, 1885, /.
arsrIxhEs:-Wo require anothnr Iuppiy Of your
Plantation Bitters, tho popularity which daily tn-
oreAaes with the guesta OF our house.
Respectfully, "t.#E
sYKRs. OLA DwIcE b 90.
Ae' :. ao s,.2&c..:; 40 hc
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by IL. NJ. MARSHALL. ~ BIsOTIIER.
TOMORROW, 7th Instant at II o'clock, will bo sold nt
the Exchange.
All that LOT OF LAND Alexander rtrect, known
na tho Devices Lot, nni nrN south Of land Marra
Said Lot 90 feet front by GO feet less
Conlitons-On nth cash; balance by bond, pnynblo
IN one, two, three nu four ycArd with interest
nuay. secured by mortgage Of premises. Prrhascr
poy for p3pcrs February
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eoLpIrnS HOME, supxnIfrrKrpREr's oyr1ox.
CIHoEsNArr, ONO, Jan. 18th, 1858.

orHorsNATr, ONO. Jan. 18th, 1883
,'.5 ~-'s
IhaVe given your Plantation Bttsrs to hundred, Of
eur noble soldiers who siop here less disabled
om various oauses, and tho eoct Is marvellous and
BrAurying. :s-.
Such preparation a. this L. heartily wish In overy
family, In every hospital and hand ON syery bat.Io
asd. @. ". D. ANDRKHB. superintendent
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Sales EVERY EVENING nt O'Clock by KILIt0Y Co..
No 3J9 KinRstrret, Of general assortment of DRY
GOODS, Ciohng, Fancy Goods. Jcwclry Noots and
Shoes. Cutlery. Pcrfumcry and Soaps February
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-04-17
CATLDREN'S LIVES SAVED FOR
60 CENTS

THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN DIE ANNUALLY OF
Cr"up' Now mothers If you would spend 60 cents and
nave bottle of Dr. Tobias Venetian Lnimeut in
' house' you never need fear losing your little
when attacked with this complaint II ia now 10 Years
',ce nave put up Lnimeut and never heard of a
ehia dying of Group when Liniuent wa. used; but
uareds OF cases ofcures have reported to me- and
many state it was $40 per bottle they would not be with
IT, beSlies which, 1t is certain Cuts Burns
"'~che' ~ Ioothache, Sore Throats Sweungs Mumps
Collie, Diarrhea Dysentery Spasms Old Sores and mains
III the back and chest. No once tries who is ever
without It, 1t is warranted perfectly to take inter.
Manly Fun Directions with every bottle. Sold By the
druggists Depot, 56 Cortlandt Street Ny, mar207w
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completely this cOmpOunu viii dc t. has been proven BY
experiment on many found In the
following compla tS:-
Scrofua Scrofulous Swengs and Sores Skin Diseases
Pmpes PuStules Biotches Eruptions St Anthony's Fire
Rose Erysipelas, letter Salt Rhcum, Scad Head
RingwOTm, &c.
syphilis Yenereal Disease is expelled from system
by the prolonged of this SABSAPARlLLA the pa
tieut Is left in comparative health.
Female Diseases caused By ScT9fua in the blood and
are often cured by this Extract OF Sarsaparla
Do reject this Invaluable medicine because have
been imposed upon by something pretending Sarsa-
pariIa, while Il not. When have used AYERS
theu till then will you Sar-
sapara. For minute particulars Of the diseases
refer YOU Ayers American Almanac. which the
agent below named will furnish gratis all who call for it,.
AYERS CATHARTIC Pills, for the cure of Costive-
ness. Jaundice Dyspepsia Indigestion Dysentery Foul
Stomach, Headache. Piles rheumatism, Heart burn ars-
ing from Dsordered Stomach Pain Morbid Iuaction of
the Bowels Flatuency Loss Of Appetite Liver Complaint
DropSy. Worms, Gou Neuralgia and Dinner Pill.
unequulled.
They coated, that the most sensitive can
take them with pleasure and they the best Aperien
the world for all the purposes of family phySic
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER Co, Lowell, Mass. and
sold bv all Druggists ane dealers Ia medicine everywhere
nar2T2m
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N O II I O Z

The beautiful Piano Fortes of GRovEsrEEN Co are
deemed 10y all good judges to be the Ultima Thule Of
instruments of the kind.
We cannot suggest what is wanting to make mu-
scal instrument more perfect although we are SLOW
to admit that the limit of improvement can ever be
attained.
Before they had brought their Pianos to their pre-
sent excellence, they had submitted them to compe-
tition with instruments of the best makers of this
country and Europe, and received the reward of mer
it, all others, the celebrated Worlds Fair 1t
is bujustce TO say that the udgmentthus pronounced
has not been ovenuIed by the musical world
STILL by the Improvements lately applied by them
TO their Pianos It is admitted that more perfect in
strument has been made. They have accordingly
achieved the paradox Of making excellence more
excellent Surely after this they entitled to the
motto Excelsior" novI4-ly
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MARRIED.

On Thursday, February 28th, at the Lu-
theran Parsonage, by Rev. J. B. Reimen-
snyder, WILLIAM A. FETZER, of Lew
istown, and Miss SARAH ELIZABETH
THOMAS, of Snyder county, Pa.
On the 18th inst, at the Lutheran Par
sonage, by the same, WILSON ENNIS, of
Marbletown, n. Y. and Miss MARY ELLA
SIPE, of Decatur township, Pa.
On the 11th inst, at the residence of the
brides parents, by the same, PARKER w.
WILEY and Miss CARRIE II. MOORE. both
of Lewistown.
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Wonderful but True.
MADAME REMINGTON. the VI,

renowned Astrologist and somnambustic CIairvoyant
While in clarvoyaut state deneates the very features
OF the person you are to aud by the aid in
stTlment OF intense power. known the PsychomotrOpe
guarantees to produce perfect and eke picture the
future husband wife Of the applicant with date Of mar
rage, occupation leading traits of character &c This is
no imposition. testimonials without number can assert
BY stating place Of birth age disposition color OF eyes
and hair aud enclosing fty cents stamped envelope
addressed to Yourself you will receive the picture by
turn mail. together with desired information.
Rf- Address ic confidence MADAMg GERTRUDE RENING-
TON. ?. =. box 2y7 West Troy, Ny fBly
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SHEEP.

STRAY SHEEP.-Came to the prem
- ises of the undersigned, in Derry
township, about last September, two old
Ewes. Any person owning the above,
will come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take them away: otherwise
they will be disposed of according to law.
apr10-4t HENRY ORT.
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Know Thy Destiny |!

MADAME E. F. THORNTON, the great
English AStroogist, Clarvoyant and Psaychometrican.
VINO hasasoniShed the scientific classes of the Old World
mas now located herself Hudson n Y Mad Thornton
p'SsesSes such wonderful powe,s of second sight as to
eaOie her to mpart knowledge of the greatest import
anee to the single married of either sex While IN
STATE o trance she deneates very features of the
person you are to marry and by the aid an instrument
OF intense power, known the Psychomotrope garan
tees TO produce e-ke picture OF the future husband
VI "He oI the applicant together with of marriage
position IN HE leading traits character &c This is no
hnnouS' as thousands Of testimonials can assert She
VIII send when desired certificate OF written
guarantee that the picture what purports to be- By
enclosing small lock Of ha stating place of BIRTH
age disposition and complexion enclosing fifty cents
ana stamped envelope addressed to yourself, will
ceVe the picture and desired Information by return mail
All communications sacredly confidential. Address in
confidence, MADAME L. F. THORNTON P o. Box 2I3 Hud-
son. y. I, f6ly
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Sperial 0utires.
Brandreth'S Pills.

These Pills are safe and sure. They
prepared by process which all the best quail
of herbs of which they composed without anv
ofthe bad. They benefit in all cases. harm In none
See Brandreth Is in white letters Government
stamp. aprIIlm.
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A MEETING of the Stockholders of
n the Mitfiin & Centre Railroad Com
pany, will be held in Reedsville, on Satur-
day, the 10th day of April, at o'clock, p.
R. Co. for the completion of the Road to
MilIoy.
By order of the Board of Directors.
ap10 S. T. THOMPSON, Sec'y.