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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-29

RscIPRocIry.-You may safely mind
other peoples business. They will be
sure to mind you're.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-29

A calm man is Like a schoolmaster
because he keeps cool.
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Billiard Table for Sale.

A VERY GOOD MARBLE.BED BILLIARD
"A TABLE Is offered for sale. Inquire ct the
Greyhound Saloon /" next door to Edwards 4
WleEand'I AsIay ONCE.
Gold Hill, April 20, 1867. ap2otf
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For Town Marshal.

WIN. H. BEGAN,
DRESENT MARSHAL OF GOLD HILL,
will be a candidate for reelection. at the
Town Election to be held on the frst TUESDAY
Of noxt June.
Gold Hill, April %, 1867. sp23td
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PILES.

Those afflicted with the Piles will 6nd ISTALLlBLE
RyLIEr by applying personally, or by letter. to DR.
Slchel, iO9 Pacific street, near Sansone. or Box 3&'
Postofice. San Francisco. ap?9ly
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II DrxASp.-Any number of wood
choppers can find employment at remu-
lucrative wages in this placs.-Eastern
Stop.
We would advise Shanker Lewis to
take to the business of bookkeeping,
as he is better calculated for that than
scribbling for a little country news
paper.
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THE EVENING NEWS.

GOLD hill. NEVADA:
Monday Rvsning,-..----April %, 1867
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For Recorder.

ID H. HEREFORD WOULD RESPECT.
ID. fully announce to the citizens Of Virginia
that he will be a candidate for RECORDER Of
the CITY Mt the Coming ~eloction Ap2i.td
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Charges at San Francisco Rates.
apl2 tt II. HARRIS.
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ANNOUSCHNE NTS, ETC.
For Chief Of Police.

~ GORGE ". BIRDSALL RESPECTFULLY
" announces to the citizens Of Virginia that he
ID a candidate for the Office OF Chief Of Police Of
Virginia City. apoo.tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-16

Sir. sand the cashier, stetnly, is that a
bad note
IL think not. sir stammonnely replied
the clerk
The cashier went TO The door. From his
carriage stepped young girl iu company with
bis daughter. Did younot tell this young lady,
my ward, that this note was counterfeit And
Ola you not 90 forget seitrespoct and the
interest ofyou employers 81 go offer an insulU'
The man stood couiounded-he dared not
deny; he could say nothing for himself.
III your employers keep you, sir,they will no
longer have my CUSTOM, said The cashier
sternly. You deserve 60 be horseehipped,
sir.
The firm parted with ,hoir unworthy clerk
that very day, add be lee the store disgracod
but punished Justly
Alice Locke became the daughter Of The good
cashier. All Of which grew out Of calling a
genuine bin counterfeit.
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AartrnItnral.

Bors.-ro dislodee bots from the waiis of
horses stomach, Dr. Gee Of Florida pre-
scribes 8 tablespoonful oi chlorciom mixed
wy" 0out''' ~ i..'''''s W aug ~,
o"Dt' 'o''o "'O' Eit. ~ ~. e.d
,"''y 'N' o ~. i., u-n,tt, ,,n,,t
WI, ICY. p .'on ~ 49,.
vi '"' " s'''O''''
a NE" 40 p" NND az, -. ha,
same Iepo'" 49, 4uo'ou' -; 10" , 1'3
AIS'Se 0'o''' e'oTs ~ ''u@ '-'4 g''S
remains s''' d '''' 'u0.'''',' W I.',
season. Pfobsder cats are commended as
vsry productive. five quarts uf seed giving
~ bushels of oats. and one and half
bp.bel of This uraduct irving Ia its turn
90 I D hpsbels WEIGHING tbItty pourds 90
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j. V. L. DE WITT.


Bosion Corners, N T., December q, 1851.
WM. H. GErGG q Co. Cents l freely give you
liberty TO make Of the following certificate OF tho
value Of Constitution water, which can recommend
In the highest manner. Ny wife was attacked with
pain IN the shoulders, whole length ofthc back and ia
her limbs, with paipati0n Of tie hegrt and irritation
critic biaddcr. called physician, who attended, her
about three months, whou he len her worse than he
had found her. then employed one OF the best ply
scians ! could find, who attended her for about nine
months and while she under his care she did sot
suffer quite much pain. lie finally gave her up, aud
said her iHcurqjle. For said he she has
such a comtinaton u complaints that medicine gircn
for one opcrtcs against some other ofher DIFFICULTIES"
About this time she commenced the use of Constitu-
ton Water, and, TO utter astonisncnt almost the
FIRST dose seemed to have tho desired elect and sho
kept on improving rapidly under It's treatment and
now suporlntcnds entirely her domestic affairs. She
has not taken any ofhe Constitution Water for about
four weeks and VIC arc happy 10 say that it has pro-
duc0d permanent cure,
WM. NJ. VAN BENsCHOTEN.
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iourtrp
UNCLE rHAp. STEVENS.

ny rnvAtH MILES o'RELt1
Gnarlcd aud tough from seventy winters,
A gritty, gusly. bitter Rad
Though our Union fall 20 splintcrs,
Here's TO Pennsylvania Ihad
Though lame bis leg, his mind is rapid,
And all the House is hushed end glad
when to sQuclch some talkcr yapid
Rises Pennsylvania Thad.
He's in candor believer;
An may know the thought he had;
For no mcaly-mouthcd deccivcr
Is our wrInked Uncle Thad.
Into epthcts he rushcs;
All are "traitors" or are mad
An who dare 20 cross the wishes
Of our Pennsylvania Thad
Thad, We like you; you are able,
And the biggest brick we have had
In our long Congressional Babel,
Is our Pennsylvania Thad.
Spite Of age. be still is human,
And while 90 man he is not bad,
O dear good man TO % woman
The kindliest man is Uncle Thldl
Naked truth for him bath charms;
And for the negroes, like Rad,
And for their rights 90 "hc in arms"
Nobly fought our Uncle Ihad.
Go 90, my on houldcr-liHerl
For though we think your logic bad,
You're just as brilliant as you're bitter
Here's 20 Pennsylvania 1had
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is nYsMENoEnHd.A, on PAINFUL NfNsrnuArIoN,
ANp MNonEHAct,, oi. rEoFusE Flowing.
Both diseases arising from % faulty secretion OF the
menstrual nuI-in ONE case being too liitle and nc
compmicd hy sever pain, and The other too urofuse
secretion, which VIII Dc speedily cured BY tle Coustl.
tuition Water
That disease known as FALLING OF THE
W ON B, which is the result OF relaxation Of the
lgamtnts Of that organ, and is known by a sense Of
heaviness and dragging pains n the back and sides,
and at times accompanied by sharp, lancinanr, or
shooting palms, through the parts will u an cases be
removed by the medicine.
There Is another elias. OF symptoms, arising from
IRRITATION OF THE WOMB which physicians
call Nervousness which covers ur much ia-no-
rance' and ia nine cascs out OF tsu the doctor does
not really know whether the symptoms tho dis
ease, or the disease the symptoms. We can only
enumrrate thcm here. speak more particularly Of
Cold Feet Pllpiatiou OF On, Heart, Impaired Mem
orys Wakcmluoss, Flashes Of Heat, Inguor, Iassi-
tudei and Dluauess Of Vision.
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READ! REApl RrAnl!l

DaHrilH, Pa, June lsC2.
DR. WILLIAM IT. GREGG, Dear siri In February,
1861, was afflicted with sugar Diabetes and for five
months passed more than two pidlous Of water in
twenty four hours. was obliged 90 get mp as often
as ten or twelve TIMES during the night and In five
mouths lost about dhy pounds in weight During
tho month OF July, ls6l, I procured two bottle. Of
Constitution Water, aud ia two days after using, it
experienced rcuefi and after taking two bottles was
entirely cured, soon after rcganlng Iny usual good
health.
Yours truly, j. " l.. DE WITT,
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Gtabfler'g Gutnr.
" ERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLl-
VAN RAILROADS
FA l. A kKA n Il NJ ENT.
ggmmeneIhs Dlo-DL1eI N. 300

rplfrf ooiro sor5t ann HAsg.
Leave Montpelier A N . 80 p. ". and 10 05 Pm
MAIL THAtN leaves st Adams at6l5 a. %, and con.
White River Junction and btlowt talh with trains
Tor Boston, WorCcstcfi Springfield, and with trains
on Passumpsic 70. arrives at Ncw Nork At l046
p. f0.
i, Day BxfBnssloaves Montreal AZ $50 Az. S. Johns
at 40 A ~, URdsnsburgh % 10 M, lodge At Ma
lone leave NOu8es Point lU4j M. for Boston, &c,
af.lyug m Boston via Lowell at 1880 2. ma,
NOM hErKHHs leaves Jgdonsourg a. ID on A.
NJ, Montreal at3 Tor n. Rouse's Point At $40 p. ~,
st. Johns at 440 p. ~ arriving at Bostou at $40 A.
canuectiug st Bellows F4lt with Cheshire road for
Boston and Worotsttf and with Vernon VALLEY Il
r. for Springfield &c, and AfrIinp 10 New York 4
1880 r.H
TRArNs ootNo MONTE AID WHc1.
leave Montpelier 40 24O a. ~, $40 A. $40 p. ~
so
DAY ExpnHss lctves Boston via Lowell at 500 M.
FOR Burlington SO Alb.nt. Montreal arriving at Mont
rael at 81 80 p. M, Osdens.utgh OF 2O0 m.
MAD IhArN lcartt buatuu goo .,atll 40 90 a. M,
vic Lsvfeutt auu tuchbufgh at SO DE- u., Spring held
at ij iH fcf hutinRtDt and 81 AlbMs.
kcD0HAuuArioN iHAIN itaves u0fthhtld Of 90 A.
A. for Burlington, Rutland, St. Adams, kouses
Point.
rrosr ExYanss leaves Bellows Fals 20 1000
p. s f.olip.. .ltttue.ls iIUu Vermont FahtJ Is a..
leaving Heu Nots .t ,aud rom CnesAlr, kR.,
leavrf Boston ai 51p t.h. connecting 81 White River
junction vitl tfaiu leaving Boston 90 500 ". Tor
BURLINGTON, Gr1sas Point Montreal and gdeusburgh,
o5uuto,ins vitl Grand Trunk tFalrs ior tht West.
sleeping cars tttschec Doth she night eIptebs
trains running pctvoCu 80 Adams and Boeton, and st,
Adams and Springfield.
Through Tickets Tor licaEo End the est foT sale &C
@ nREHifL.ggr,
s. Aha1r December d. 1896
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BRYANS PLLMOMC WAFERS.

a. The original Medicine established ia 1887, and
fret article uf the Sind ever introduced under he name
Of " pviNoNtC WARNS in this OF any other country
all other Pulmoui, aiers are oountofets. The gonu-
inc can he known by the name BRYAN being stamped
on each W aitr.
There Wasrs have been before the public Tor nearly
THIRTY yeafs and the immense sale attained oniy u
America nut IN foreign c1uurios fully attest their
uinsc worth. The medicinal properties superior
any Other article offered iut The cllc of Pulmonary
bronchial ahecuo aud the quantity contained u each
box is nearly couole Aat Of he many worthless mita
uons advertised
uKYAN's PUIMoNIc WtFERs
cure Coughs Colds, orc Throat honsensss, Asthma
Blood, Pains ia ihe Chest, Mcwent Consumption and
oil diseases of the luuga Not only nhudng nporary
relief bu, eetiiug rpd aud lsling cure AID are
nnted 90 give satisiactu t1 every instance They do
lnsl pioperhts are nh ed VA otm so agreeable snd
pleasant 60 the taste, that any child VIII readily take
Them one dose will Away. Afford
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
Te V,oalst and Public Speakefs these Waters are
peculiarly valuable they Viii In DAY remove the
severe occasional hoaTaeneasi aud therroguar use
fof fo days will AT all times increase the power aud
pass and ooarnoss foi which purpose they Tegurur
/ y used 1y many professional Yluslsts
The YCiy great celebrity 90 hit invaluable remedy has
induced unpincpiod persons 20 prepare base at0ns,
which diaapput The just expectations VI he purchaser.
and iuiuTe the character ui the genuine mediciue
wafer aud also observe the fac sinile Of me signature
n the Proprietor JOB MOSES on each wrapper, 20
counterfeit ahct Is fOrgsry ufOhmdng parties viii
/ be dealt Win % the tuii 0xteut OF the law.
BRYAN's fvLNoRio Wanna afe for sale 10y an Drug
| jon MOSES Sole Proprietor, p Cortland ST, n Y.
| Sold "a Montpelier, By ~ X. brown ana BiEby a Co.
ll.dYscopS
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Graco.s Celebrated saIve

TINE
PERUVIAN SYRUP
Is a PROTECTED SOLUTION on TEE
PROTOXIDE OF IRON,
new discovery ian rasaie,nc which
STRIKES AT THE ROOT OF DISEASE,
by supplying tie Blood with e. vital principal, or life
This the secret Of thc wonderful success Of this remedy
in curing
Dy1sp,5a L,.er co@E.a'at D'eg'y Chronic D,auhaa,
hamers Lois ~ Constitutional igor,
Ds'ose n ths Kidneys and
B"aaar. feaale
CoYponn,
and all disease. originating ina
BAD STATE or THE MOOD
or accompanied by psnuirY ora Low STATE OF
rHE slaIEH.
Being free from Alcohol iu auy form Us ercyo,-rg
ses are not eidoed By corresponding reaction but are
permanent, infusug siHENolH, yiGou, and NEW Iipa
into all parts Of the system, and building up an IRON
CONSTITUTION.
DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY.
FRoN TIRE VENERABLE ARcHDEAooN scorr, d.
Duncan, Canada East Mach 24lsa5
am an inYctcTate Dyspepuo OF %, or
than % year, standing
. 81 have been So woudcrhlly benefited in e
three short weeks Outing which have used the Pfruv
an hat can scarcely persuade n.y.elf ofthcta
ality. Pc pie who have known are astopisbed Al the
CHAMP 1 am widely known and can out mend
to Others that which has done $50 much iot me"
A Case Of 81 Years Slanding Cured :!
From INsLEY JEWETT, No. 10 Avon Place Boston.
81 hsyeauiiered and sometimes severely for27years.
/ from lyfpep.ia / commenced taking The Peruvian
syrup, aud fJurd immediate btnth nom H. In tbe
courie Of thleoor ufweeks Na entirely relieved or,
my suhenngs and have enjoyed uninterrupted health
ever since
/ ONE OFTaR MOST DISTINGUISHED JupISrs
IN NEW ENGLAND WRII Es.TO A FRIEND
AS FOLLOWS
! al have tried the PERuvrAs sYAup. and the resnl,
fully susains your prediction II has made neto man
OF me infused into my system vigol and energy
am no longer uemuluus and deb,ated, as when So,,
last saw me, but stronger heartily, and with larger ca
pacy for labor mental and ply steal than any time
during the las' years"
AN EMINENT DIVINE OF BOSTON. SAYS;
g have been using the PEnuvr,S syHur for some
time past II gives me neio rigor bp0yaney qtsprits,
elasticity Of muscle
CLERGYMAN WRITES AS FOLLOWS
My voyage to kurope is indefinitely postponed |
have discovered he Fountain Of Health on this side Of
the Atlantic Three bottles ofPeIuyiin Syrup have res
eued me from the fangs Of the hsnd Dyspepsia
Thousands hare boon ehangsd6y Me use Of this rene
dy,Jrom Weak, sicky suffering creatures 10 strong
heaahy ana happy and ,ooaen; and iauaAds can,
not redsoiid5ty hesifats to gioc q a TRIAL
phamphet 80 pages containing certificates Of
cures ana rec lamentations from Of the emil
! nent physicians eeraymen and OTHERS besides much
other valuable and interesting matter will be sent FREB
TO any one sending us their name and residence.
D., ~ See thai each bottle has PERUVIAN SYRUP
blown IN the glass.
FOR sALEBY
J. r. DlNNMoRE, 80 hey Street, New York.
SETH W. FOWLE q SON, Is fremont ST., Boston.
AND By AL DRUGGISTS.
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4 BACIFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
PANY's
THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA,

i
TOUCHING al MEXICAN PORTS
And Darn ying the u. >. Mail,
Through ~ Ttcai,s f'co Days
steamship, on he Conaeeias on Ae Paeiae
ARiz0NA coI6asDo,
HENRl OHAUNoEY, CONSTITUTION,
NEW YORK. GOLDEN CITY,
ocfAM QUEEN, 81 kAMENTo,
h95iuaHN LIGHT, GOLDEN AGE,
One oftbe above large snd splendid Steamships will
leav Pier No, AZ North River. foot Of Canal Street
Al " clock noon, the ls llth and 2ls OF every
month Except when those dates fall sunday aud
then the preceding Saturday., Tor Aspinwall CON
pany's steamships from Panama for San Francisco
touching at Acapulco.
Departures Of LIST and 2lst connect at Panama with
steamers for SOUTH PACIFIC and CENTRAL
AMI RlCAN PORTS. Those oflst touch at MANIA
Milo.
Departure Of llth each month connects with the new
steam liue from Panama to AUSTRALIA and Nav ZKA-
LAED.
Steamer ofMaT II 1867, will connect with the second
steamer OF the Company's China Line, leaving San
Francisco A pill 8, 1867 for HOSu koNo.
discount OF ore quaIerirom steamers rates allowed
to second cabin and sieeage passengers with families
Also allowance cf One Quarter through rates TO
clergymcu aud their families, and school teachers.
one Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each adult
baggage maheis accompany baggage through, and at.
tend 20 ladies and .hldru without male protectors.
Baggage received on the dock the day before sailing,
from steamboats, railroads. end paaseug who prefer
20 send down early An expcnel ued surgeon on board
Medicine and attendance fac
For Passaae ckes OF further Information apply al
the Compahys Ticket Office the harf foot OF Canal
F R BABY, Agent
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wALLINGFoRD BILL.

Please put this order on top Of box to be ef in Wal
lns ford Village, among the merchants
AN ADDITIONAL ORDER.
Mr. Seth Phillips sends iot the value Of five dollars in
your best b ack Tea 5 lbs at 81.
z S --An towns, villages, or manufactures. where a
large uuubfr OF en- are engaged by oLNlnING toPethe
reduce the cost Of thsir aud Ctnee about one
third BY sending directly TO The
CHEAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
81 and $50 Wisely srREVT, olRsrR or CHuRcH.
Post OH ',IBox 56is New York City.
$3.50
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WISTAR'S BALSAM
W ! l. d c Ii RRY
HAS BEEN USED PoR NEARLY
I4f AHCBNr
Whit MOST AsroNIHHNo SUCCESS IN CURING
Cough,i Colds Colds Hossens,s, Sore Throat
Liver Complaint, Bronchitis,
ihiculy Br,athing
Asthma, and every
affection Of
TIE THROAT, LUNGS, AND CHEST.
CON S u MPTIO
which carries Of moc victims han any other di,ease.
and which battles the skill Of hc Physicians greater
extent than any other malady often
YIELDS tt THIS REMEDY
Vheniall otheispfoyc inen iotual
As 4 MEDICINE,'
RAPID IN RELIEF SOOTHING IN EFFECT.
SAFE IN ITS OPERATIONS,
1T is NSURPA SSED
while as preparation frec' rom noxious Ingredients,
po'sons or minerals uniting stid science, and medical
knowledge combining an that is valuable ia the ycge-
table Kingdom Tor this class of diseases. tits
INCOMPATIBLE
and is entitled, merits Ard receives the general conf
donce Of the pubic.
ON MUM lnhlgHEtt NJ. d.
Of Herman, n. y writes as follows --
"WIs1AHs BAtsAM on WILD CHHRRy gives univer-
sal satisfaction. II seems go cure Cough by oosening
and cleansing the lungs, and alhying irritation THUS
REMOVING rH.CArsH, iEs1HAD or DRYING Up THE
oouon and lrA'fso riE cAvsa HHIuSp consider
the Basam good any n not 'ht best Cough mtdi-
cine with VIII CD am acquainted
From X. FELLOWS, NJ, d ~ Rm, NH.
emit medicines. lean but ssy jus, Toe 10 DR wIsrAR
BALsAM or VINO uEeuv thatif "a efeu edy OF supe
rior value for Pulmonary Dfstdits
have made use 81 h prepaiaion for several years.
aud 10 has proved to be ve'l aabe and etcaeious IN
the treatment of severe l0tg Standing oughs l
know Of one patient iu comfortable health, Who
has takbn This remedy and who but for is use,
slider would not now be living
Unsolicited TESTIMONY
From, Rer. Frane, LobdsN. Pastor otAe S.uh Con-
gregqfiouli Church, hftdyp9t. Connecticut
bhmoEroEL January, ~, 1854
Gentlemen 81 consider o. duty which owe Co suf-
ferrg humanity 90 bear tesr ory 20 The virtues of Or.
" Wtlr's fUHrw 0f lItid ChrrB d have used it,
when have had occasion for any remedy for Coughs
Colds Sore Ihfoat--fDr many sea-s and never In a
sngle'ius'anco has 30 failed n relieve snd cure
have frequently been very hoarse Saturday, and look
ed forward 90 Che delivery of two mous on the ollow
ing day with sai misgyngs. i Hv liberal Of the
Balsam my hoarseuess has liy been removed and
/ have preached without d. l.-lty.
commend % 90 my bt, I4rcn in the muisuy, and to
public speakers generally. GER au remedy ZOE The
brouct al 'fOuhIes tu vi aff peculiarly exposed
Entirely unso..iirt ad YOU IBIS testimonial, which
you arc liberty 90 ans ayJou oh,ose PEI
always removes nay HoaTseutss and fits nv the nn-
listers hard wofMf day-tac ~a1. 9Th.
NeD u1y "fs, fhAN Is loBDhl l..
PRICE OWL ONE D0LLIRA hottie.
rAlrAaEunY
SETH w FowLa s. son, ls fremont So Boston,
ANp FoR SAILED ALL DRUGGISTS.
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H,therefeld, Conn, March 9 1893.
DIR. W. II. GnrGc. Dear Sir, Having seen your adj
Vertisenent Of " Constitution Water" recommended
for Inflammation Of the Kidneys aud Irritation of the
Bladder, having suffered FOR tho past three years.
and tried the skin Of a number Of physicians, with
only temporary relief - was induced TO try YOUR
medicine l procured one bottle OF your agents at
Hartford, 90 Mcssrs. Leo, sssou & Co, and when
had used half Of il, to my surprise / found q great
change In my health. / have used two bottles VI It,
and ann where never expected TO be in my life
we'll and in good spirits. ! cannot express my graft
tude for IT, feel that it ia all and more than you
recommend 1t to be- May the blessing Of God ever
attend you in your lahors Of love.
Yours, truly
LEONARD S. BIGLOW.
roR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE, 81.
ooNsurUrIoS CArHAHrio LIFE FILLS.
CONSTITUTION CAlHAErIc LIFE PILLS.
CONSTITUTION ctruu.uc irE Pills.
CONSTITUTION cArrLnuc LIFE PILLS.
PRICE 20 GENTS rar noN.
PRICE s5 crSrs Pm Boz.
rmcH IS ctNIs PER BOZ.
PRICE rs ouSrs rGH noX.
WIN, II. GREGG & CO.. Projectors,
MORGAN ALLEN, General Agents,
No.l5cn Street, Sew York.
FGEo. c. GOODWIN CO., Boston.
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CONSTITUTION wNTI3u
DTUIIIgTICs

has proved itself equal 90 Che task that has doyol,ed
upon lt.
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90 1911 a tuN q j. - O. T. ~.
1850 RINTHh ARhaNoEMBNT 1896
On aut a.te nGndty, Noy l7th
RN So g-.ektt la6l Passenger Trains s,il rur az
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N1T7 ~ 0I"Tl"T7 0TTETU|TITI N
B 4 u STATE or TN BLOO

or accompanied by psuuirY ora Low STATE OF
THE sNs1Ea.
Being free from Alcohol IN Any form Us egrgi-ing
Affects are not ctoioed By corresponding reaction but are
permanent infusing sIRENolH. viGoR, and NEW LtPa
into all parts Of the system and building up an IRON
CONSTITUTION
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-16

4 On the following morning the cashier en-
Tered the handsome store OF Huntly q War
~ Ter and inquired for the head clerk. HI
anne obseqdiouslys
Wilmington journal., 1867-04-05

ROCKY PoINT AND SPRING GARDEN FARMEEs
CIrr-Thc March meeting was hold nj tho resi-
dcnco of MI. Hinton f. Carr, on Rocky Point, and
was, in agricultural interest all that could be de
sired. II was the annual election of officers, and
the old ones were reelected to serve another year.
The subject of grasses was discussed.
The profits of raising stock i'll Eastern North
Carolina, and the question of tile drainage w
form subjects of discussion at the monthly mectin@
in April, to be held at the house of Joel Hines ESQ
BY invitation, the talented and accomplished Priu
cipal OF Rocky Point Academy, Mr.. A. r. Black
delivered an admirable address before the Club.
1t was a fine production, giving interesting nc
count of agriculture in the earlier ages tracing ts
progress down, and insisting upon its being cal
ried on upon enlightened and scientific principle
He urged the Importance oil agricultural instrur-
tion--argued ably fer an Agricultural College in
North Carolina, and opposed the appropriation "'
the Land Scrip to the University. The address
will be published at the solicitation of the Clu'.
and it is hoped will appear at an early day.