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BROWNSVILLE
Classical and Mathematical
SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
In ALbeRarIe County, Va.
SECOND SESSION 1sez-s.

I SECOND SESSION 1SG7-S.
I T,HIs School Is located one and a-haIr miles
/ nom GreenwO Depot on the Nlrgiuis
I Central Railroad and nreen miles west or
Charlottesville and the University OF Virginia.
The location . we'll known As DR.. Gegsuer Bar
I risoD, Rev. VIM DiuWidtlie and Prof I'd ward B.
Smith formerly conducted schools az this place.
Previously 10 was a popular summer resort,
conducted by John : Cooke ESQ. Being situ-
ated in one OF the most beautfuI portions OF
Albemarle county, in the mid-t OF refined
and Intelligent community, remote from places
OF dissipation, and convenient to Churches and
sabbath schools OF the leading denomiua-
tions, it possesses rare advantages for q Boys
School.
The e.urse OF study IS designed to be thorough
and comprehensive IA Ancient ana Modern
Languages, Mathematics and the English
Branches snd also TO embrace the elements cf
Natural and Moral Sciences and History.
The Principal Wss educated "a the University
OF Virginia. and has had an experience %
nearly ten yeas in teaching IN schools OF high
grade In this State. including Dr. Gsssnar Hsr-
riSon's school, BiOomfieid Academy, Lynch
burg Female Seminary, and Hon. X. 81. T.
Hunters private school.
The Associate Principal was also educated at
the University Of Virginia. and has had an eE-
southern States-t0rmerly in Edgew0rth Fe-
male Seminary. North Carolina, more recently
In sherman Texas,
The following recommendation OF our school
by Professors Of the University Of Virginia,
Is respectfully submitted;
UNIyERsITN OF VIRGINIA, A pril :. 1851.
Messrs. h n. B. and A. ], Wood, We do no
hesitate cordially to recommend tifair school
70 the confidence aud patronage Of ti7e public.
). Maupin, ~ Schele De We're,
VIM. II. McG3ufey, ]. :. Davis,
Francis H. Smith, J. b. Minor,
]. l. Cabeil, b. l. Diidersleeve,
e. 5. Nenable, Wm. T. Peters.
TIE r MS:
FOR board and tuitiOn, including fuel, wash
ing and lights for the session Of Ten months,
two hundred and seVenty-iiYe $50 dollars IN
currency. Payments One-half IN advance. bal
ance on the lat Of FEBRUARY.
The sessions commence on the lst OF Septe1n-
Der and close on the 18th OF Jane. Pupiis VIII
be received az any time during the session.
with a pro rata deduction in charges Bows
from 3 distance will be allowed 70 remain dur
ins vacation IS bOarders in the family Of the
Principal
ArTans eTuents are made for conveyance nom
the DEPOT (GTeenwoodi to the school immeii-
strly mon arIival.
80 Only two boys In a room.
P. y --6resnWOcd Depot. AIbeInarls county,
Virginia. je5 u
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DISSoLUTIoNS.
Dissolution.

Tf,IIE parfnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned and r tISn h.K, under
the stvIe of g. HIGGINS & FISHER. AZ No. 2i-
Front street. in MemYhrs Tennessee, was dis
solved by effiux of time as prescribed by the
articles Of partnership, on ltth day OF June
la7 THOS. higgins.
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Confectionery In Every Variety,
And all OF the best quality, constantly on hand
RO4RDING HOUSE.

THE Boarding House for the Female Col
l lege at IaC4rfnge, Tenn, would Ike to have
Families and others to Board during vacation
duly and August). Those wishing to leave
the city this summer would be pleased with the
situation, as it is somewhat rural in appear
ancs. Rates low.
iei2tf Wv. KENNEDY.
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IN Offering OUR BITTERs TO the southern
PubIic, we have no hesitaney IN asserting
their superiority over any Northern produe-
tlox in our marksss. In their deviseinent they
are purely Southern = compounded with q
sDecial adaptitude TO the varisus types OF
stouacic arrangements prevalent In our
climate.
tits gentle stimulant TO the system afteI
undergoing sewers Illness
It's cure for Dyspepsia.
It sssists Digestion.
1t cures Diarrhes and Cholera Morbus.
tits a preventive for Chills and Fevers.
Ills an Invaluable companion for perscns
travelling at all seasons OF the year.
uis HONE enterprise, and possesses true
merit
81 Sold everywhere.
O. H. EBBERT q CO.,
Sole Proprietorss
sablo II Memphis Tenn.
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ru,t5Ie. eresIfors OF the estate OF E M.Appleby
1 are hereby notified that have suggested
the insolvency Of said estate 70 the clerk OF the
eso9,nfv Co1rt or Upton county, Tennessee, and
fl1e creditors OF said estate are nollned % nl6
st,sir clair1s. iuiE. suthen ticated, within six
months froLn the date hereol, OF tnis notiee VIII
IA NED in bar OF sns same
" ''-1'' ]. 3. DANGIEI., Administrator.
April Isl, lsS7. apis Y
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Non Resident Notice.

Ia the Chaucery Court Of Memphis Tenn.
No. 4U9-LeOnidls T.. Mcknight vs. Eli Nick
HOgg.
L appearing from affidavit in tins cause, thai
i the defendant Eli Mex Hogg is q nOn-reSi
dent OF the state Of Tennessee,
IL Is therefore ordered that he make his ap-
pearance herein, at the Courthouse in the city
OF Memphis Tenn, on OF before the hrst Mon
day ia August. 1857, and plead, answer OF
defGur % comp 'ainants bill, or tie same
will be taken for confessed, as 70 him. ana set
for hearing ex-parte, and that a copy of this
order be published once a week. for four sue
eesslve weeks, in the Memphis APPEAL
A copy-aftast: A.ALSTON,
Clerk and Master.
Rv r J. BLACK. Deputy Clerk and Master.
Clapp. Vance & Anderson, Solicitors for Com
piaiuant je25 law4we
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Dissolution.

V,HE firm OF A.. p. BUEDITT * 90. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent Fiiher part
ner will use the nrm name Iu the FvttieIueilt OF
the business. All parties indebted will come
forward and settle their Indebtedness at once,
a. No. a. Madison street, up stairs
A I. BUEDITT.
AGGLS CAMPBELL,
JAMES H. SMITH.
Memphis. Tenn. July ], lSi7. is2lw
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Dissolution.

FT,HE finn Of STEBBINS & PULLEN, existing
al Memphis. Tenn. is hereby dissolved by
mutual consent Charles ~tebbinE having sold
his en- ire Interest therein to Messrs- PuLLEN
a HAM MOCK, they viii assume All Liabilities,
and are authorized 10 close Us Affairs.
CBAKLFS STEBBlNSr
BEN. X. FULLEN.
Manning Luna 1 IALl. ---
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Referring 10 the above card. the undersigned
viii continue the Wh0lesafe Grocery and Cot
ton FactorsEe business as heretofore, the style
Of The firm remaining unchanged.
J. + STRATrON,
G. W. COVER
J. II. MCBA WITT.
Memphis. Sd July, 1867. iva Nv
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SECOND TELEGRAM.
TELEGRAM rom Quaretaro to Sal

Telegram from Quaretaro to San Luis
Potosi, received at 5 o'clock and min
utes D. M, the 9th of May.
Mr.. President. / desire to speak
with you personally upon grave affairs,
snd very important to the country. do
not doubt that you will grant me an in
terview. / am ready to start for San
Luis Potosi, notwithstanding any diff
culties. MAMMALIAN.
REPLY To THE ABOVE.
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The undersigned having purchased OF Charles
Etebbius his Interest in the firm OF Stebbius q
Pnlien SO Memphis. WIli Couiinue the Earth
ware, China and 6lass business at the same
stand. No. Z75 Main street, under the name
and gfyIe nj
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June ~ f-Hls
Referring % the above dissolution Of cOpart-
nersnlB we give notice that the business will
hereafter be- continued under the name aud
style OF Rice g. EugeL W. ID RllE.
IelI Iw J. ENGkIa
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DIR. MoRTIMoRE.
OflIee--ROOm NO.2s, WOrsham House,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

CPECIAL notice. viii be Et tae IUEA
- SPRINGS hotel, Iuka, Mss, Mondays.
Tuesdays and Wednesday,, each Weez, nom
and after this date until the kIIzsr 1feui-
brr uext (iS67). Those who desire O. r. con-
suit and place themselves under nlg tH.sr srif
there, can do so. Those WhO prefer 8 to
this city, csn consult me, al my on 1re
Thursdays, Fridays or Saturdays each eek
Ny extensive practice, and succs sfi-l treat
ment OF all forms Of CHRONIC DisEAsls ia the
south for many years past -especialiy the Lass
six years in this eity-is sufficient suaran.ee 30
those WhOars yet afflicted, to justly confidence
il my ability to accomplish all thas medical
skiII and remedial aid caa do
/ do not profess 10 perform MrEACLEs % bv
the laying on OF the hands, SOk can ANI-
OrHER HAH NOW LIVING such pretendeTs can
have influence only upon the credulous and
weak minded Ny treatment, OF All case Is
based upon proper scientific medical skin
aided by a life devotion and extensive eEperi-
Nv ehsrges are moderate In every case-faE
more 50 than many Others OF tne profession
who make the effort and yet gAII to cure
For many years past I have made the follow
I ing my principal sPEcIALIIIEs, VIZ;
COHSJ NPTION, and various diseases cf tns
LuDgs and Threat
DISEASE OFTHE LIVER
DISEASE OF THE AEAE3
DISEASE or THE KIDNEYS
CHRONIC DiSs AsE.s OF lStom-
ach and Bowels
DYSPEPsIA-fI iuerfifpt
RHEUS Mall : various ioriuss
NAS SSiEs5RSV5Irs + vi HEADACHE. EPrr. .rpsv
GENERAL DEtiLfrY Nervous Ar.
fictitious,
SCROFUI0Us, and othe~ disco,
originating IN TnnpII-i1Ie-- -
the BLOOD and vital inifs.
FEMALE DISEASES
s,,eh a. are 1isfetirs ~ 1aeir aafire. astf .,
Iater, II noe rsslocsff iotA 7iii.l 9ls c5arfii-.
hoH sasa1 yee.s q s'.1eriH1. o.
finiciH qr1rc.
D. BfORTIkORE. Is n,
OHfcs-Room No. > Wsrshaln Ho'',.s
tel5 d2faWaElD@m Aemplis, Tenn.
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MAXIMILTAN'S APPEAL TO JUAREZ
FOR THE ASsISTANCE OF COUNSEL
AN 'APPEKT. FOR A REftsQSAL IN
TERVIEH.
From La sombrs de zaragoza OF San Luis PO-
tOsi, June lg.
TELEGRAM FROM MAMMALIAN To JUA-
REZ, RECEIVED AT SAN LUIS POTOsI,
MAY q.
Mr. President: With permission and
authority of Gen. Escobedo, | have gent
a telegram to Mexico requesting the at
tendance of Baron de Magnus, with two
lawyers, in order that they NAV under
take my defense. Gen. DiaZ has replied
by telegram of yesterday that he cannot
permit my request to enter Mexico with
out an order from the supreme govern
ment. / desige, III. President, thai you
will be pleased to forward such an order,
so that the persons whom l desire, and
who are indispensable for my defense,
may sooner come, and with them the
representatives of Austria and Belgium,
or in default of them, those of England
and Italy, for il Is necessary that l ar
range with them family and iuterna.
ti0nal affairs, which should have been
arranged two months since.
NIAIITIAN
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RiTI fo,. n5,,orce

In the Circuit Court OF shelby County, Tenn.
Esther Anderson vs.. George Anderson.
/ y this cause il appearing from afhdaVlt on
i hle that defendant, George Anderson, u .
uon-resident OF the state Of Tennessee
Il Is therefore ordered, That ne do enter
his appearance herein at the Courthouse IN
the CITY OF Memphis, Tenn, within the three
arst days Of the September Term, ls6I, and
plesd answer or defnur to cOmplainants bill
or the same viii be taken ior eonIesseds anS
set for hearing exparte 1t is further ordered
that a copy OF this order be published once a
week. for four successive weeks, In the Men,
phis Appeal
"A true copy-attest:
BY GUY THORPE, ID. q.
Iti June II. 1857. jel2 Iawlw
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HEBREW ANB MASONIC CALENDAR.
MASONICDIRECTORY
1867.
LODGES

1867
LODGES.
ASGERoNA, No. l6S Meets lst Monday In
evHry month, at Ddd-t elloqg-' - all cor. tOuri
AVID Main u. q Trader ". NJ n 1. Aoh-
lusOu. Sec.
soUrH MExruIs, No. us Meets "a Friday o.
each month TALL. cor. Madison and second
ISirE a SCoTr No 5s6' Meets list Friday OF each
mOutn-Hau. cor. Madison and Second. John
Alasiie " ~ 6 H. =; s SSodT sT aFq; FI}5zs se n, a,c
THoptl-OJ5-Felow Hall P. NJ Stanley
K1iuIx,fSG. 40. siI III ID Meets SIN Friday
of each mDuth-2N4 Front street. John j.
Worsham, szld, w. M q. h. fulen, sd SEC.
ROYAL AECH.
Penn Chapter, No :. MestS-d Monday W. o. each
fnouth-Odd- Fellows Aan. J. Wheeler,
n. p, +. ID. Payuterl sec.
r. AND s.
EUREKA Councll, 80. q. Meets "a Monday Of
taeh mouih- CIt-t telOws hail. John Leut,
tn. H., y. J. igeinr Rec.
TEsIPI.AEas.
CyEESF Couumandery, No. 4. Meets 4th Mon
day OF each month. John Zeut Conn., n. J.
Wiggiu, Rec.
A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
23I Fs0l, Street.
HKR,frs lodge sr Perfection, 18th; No. !.
Stated communication II W eduesday nlgll
OF each month. Henry =. WoodaTd, sd, G..
NJ Charles N. Carroll, 18th. See ,
ETTHRaS Lodge OF Perfection, lfih-s No. 2
Meets 4h Wednesday Of each month. George
Melersh, sd u. Nj. A. T.. Frankland, S2d,
CSsfPirrA Council OF princes Of Jerusalem, 18TH;
No. }. Benz. h. Pullen, sd, iarsh.'. -
CALvAEYi'HAr-rEE Of Rose Croix, 18th, No ].
Charles W. Adams, sd, NJ. w; H. e. Tom
PttILfpTE I5rII.FssF.rs Council Of K-u, slth.,
No I. Henry +. Woodard, sd. CoElm-'
William y. erode 33d Rec. 800
C,nS-1SrpRY or " EsT TENNESSEE, '73d. John
AInslie g3d- Comm. in Chiefi Dodge &.
Trader, ga, Reg
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PULLEN & HAMMOCK.

And wiz be grateful 10 have the continued
friendship ana patronage heretofore given %
the old hrIn OF Muir, Stebbus& a Pollen.
BFN. X PCLEEN,
A ~ ga
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ALABAMA NEWS.

ID. ]. Files, of Mebile-riot fame, is
being tried by q military commission.
"A soldier named Hoffman commit
ted suicide in Mobile lAst Friday--canse
unknown.
The Mobile Cjitique Is the name Of
pictorial weekly recently started in
Mobile.
I. Mr.. James Y. Ware, an old and
highly esteemed citizen Of Montgomery,
died OF ecngestive ehills on Sunday.
The crop prospects are seriously in
jured in many parts Of the state BY the
late often repested heavy showers,
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Withdrawal.

~ withdrawn rHm the house OF SrkATrON,
GOTER a CO., fr0fu the lst iustHut. Feeling
thankful Ter the ubcral patronage bestowed on
the house would request a continuance of the
same TO my former paTtuer--tney assuming
ali liabilities and are intrusted with the clos
Ing up OF the Old business.
S.H DUNSCOMB.
Memphis, 81 July, ls57.
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REPLY 10 THE ABovE.

SAN LOUIS PoTosI, May %, ls67.-The
president has to-day received a letter Of
Macmillan, dated the 25th of this month,
specifying that not being well enough
acquainted with the Spanish language
in the legal sense, he asks that in case Of
the counsel which he has called not ar
riving in time that he be allowed the
necessary time for his defense and for the
arrangement OF his private affairs. The
president on sight of the said letter has
declared that If the counsel called by
Maximilian do not arrive within the
time which the law allows for the de-
tense, or arrives at the close or near the
close of that time, you may concede in
either of the three cases, that from then
shall commence the term which the law
allows for the defense, giving the benefit
also OF this pestponement to the other
two prisoners. You will please make
known this decision to Maximilian as a
reply to his letter. MEJIA. l
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nisSOIMfiOn.

FTHE copartnershiD heretofore existing he
tween RICE, WARE a ENGEi., is this day
dissolved uy mutual consent. Rice O. Engel
having bought out the interest Of John n
Ware iu said nru-take All The assets and as
sune all Of the Liabilities OF same.
W. ID RICE,
JOHN n. WARE,
J. ENGEI.
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80 oT ApvERTIsENa.

To carriers and news-dealers, Per copy
TTaelElv 1,er anuurn an advanced
re- Nosubscription entered en- our mall !
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REPLY To THE ABOVE.
san LUIS PoTusI, May q.


General Mariana Bsoobedsl
The president has been informed of the
request of Maximilian, in which he de-
sires that Gen. Diaz will permit the exit
from the city of Mexico, now occupied
by the enemy and in a state Of siege by
the said Gen. Diaz, Of the Baron de
Magnus, with two lawyers, in order that
they may undertake his defense; also
those who have been Eear to Maximil-
ian. the ministers of Austria anS Bel
gium, or in default of them, the ministers
of Italy and England, in order to arrange
with them family affairs. Respecting
the said request it has pleased the presi-
dent to order, in case the persons solicit
ed by MACMILLAN can arrive at Quereta-
TO in time to satisfy his desire, without
interruption of the proceedings of the
court, and without transgressing the
bounds which the law has prescribed for
its conclusion, that no obstacle shall be
placed in the way, and to that effect you
will transmit this indulgence to Gen.
Porfirio Diag. In case the above persons
cannot arrive in time, the case will take
its course and the prisoner must choose
others to defend him. In regard to the
petition Of Macmillan relative to the in
tervieW which he desires to have with
the president, as ii cannot be realised
considering the distance Which separates
them and the ends Of justice, you will no.
tify him that everything fitting will be
done in the case. In regard to the con-
suItation as to whether the term of
twenty-four hours is for the defense of
each one of the prisoners or for all in
common the president has decided that
the said term of twenty-fOur hours shall
be for the defense of each one of those
accused.
This communicate to you for the nee
essary ends, and in reply to the request
of Macmillan received at five o'clock
this evening.
AN APPEAL BY MACMILLAN FOR MORE
TIME.
From La Sombra de Zavsgoza, Jane 70
QUARErARo, May D, 1867.
Sir: Not being well enough acquainted
with the Spanish idiom in the legal
sense, ] desire that in case my counsel
( arrive little late, that you allow me the
time necessary for my defense, aud to
arrange my private affairs;
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KPnfnckY MiliIarT Ins1iIulo

CsOI- K T. p. ALLEN, superiuteudeaf. A.
- sisted by an able faculty. IRE elure OF
study 4 that usually Taught ia the hest c0IIaraa
Ellh special attention % Aiathefuatils and n ar
ursl Sciences The academic year begins on
the LIST Monday In September ltlis year sen
tember 2, continuing without interH1i-slo loE
forty (4ig weeks.
50 Charge for Tuition and Boarding. fnc1ud-
ing Lights, Fuel and Washing fcurreucyf. three
hundred and nity dollars $50 uer academic
year-One-half payable in advance. and the re-
malnder &C the expiration Of twenty -N WEEKS.
81 address tue SupeIinte ndeut al EarrulIatI %
P. O.. franklin county. KY - o. urays1m
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y Sci Rem traurtsen Greisuti1en eeS
Sabres 1913 Hidtete Yapft piua A1.
befanntltd nad 0aeta, uno 1te<
bette bon bort i'm September 1849 tad
Nprtict iber, 100 er in ber f5nt9ltden
Btua {ei1eu Mufentbalt nabm ut1o bis
aum MprI 1850 serpeilte. De- Nus<
bru1 bes 8e1use fano 9eraoe I'm ST.
trrar ienes Sabree fat.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-10-23
What Every ONE Wants

a good reliable medicine that will be on
hand when required, and never fails when
called on. That is now to be obtained IN DR..
Tobias Celebrated Venetian Liniment Many
thousands call it the Wonder of the Age, as it
does all that is represented and more. 1t cures
Diarrhoea, Dysentary, Collie, Spasms, Vomiting,
Group, and Sea-sickness as surely as 1t is used
and is perfectly innocent to take internally,
even in double quantity named in the direc-
tions; and is an external remedy for Chronic
Rheumatism, Cuts, Bruises, Old Sores, Mumps,
Toothache, Headache Sore Throat, Sprains,
Insect Stings, Pains in the Back, Chest and
Limbs, thousands have testified to, and their
certificates can be seen by any one at the Doc
tors Depot, IS Cortlandt Street, New York
Hundreds Of physicians use it in their Practice
1t has been introduced since l847, and hun
dreds who now have it in their houses, say
they would not be without it even if it cost $40
per bottle. Every drop is mixed by DR.. Tobias
himself, and can be depended Only so
cents and 81 per Bottle. Sold by Druggists.
Depot SIS Cortlandt ST.. n. 7. 49w4
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The TRUTH about Dyspepsia

Whoever says that dyspepsia is incurable,
tells a-that is to say, makes an egregious mis-
take. More than ten thousand aggravated
cases have been cured by HOSTETTER' S
STOMACH BITTERS, while the number that
have been prevented from coming to head,
by the same means, is incalculable. In this
season of the year, when the appetite is too
vigorous for the comfort and safety of the
stomach indigestion is mos prevalent and dis
tressing. Is the appetite to be baked to &C
commodate the digestive organs? Not so /; for
then the frame would lack its due nutriment.
The thing to be done is to STRENGTHEN THE
STOMACH, tone the liver, and put the bowels in
perfect order. Nothing viii do this SO effect
nally, SO rapidly, so quietly, so pleasantly, as
H0STETTER'S BITTERS. This potent prep
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clothes it, as It were, with defensive armor.-
Chronic dyspepsia, liver complaint, aud fever
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are wise enough to invoke the aid Of this great
preventive, 49w4
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HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU and I'M
proved Rose Wash cures secret and delicate
disorders in all their stages, at little expence,
little or no change in diet, no inconvenience
and no exposure. 1t is pleasant in taste and
oder, immediate in its action and free from ali
injurious properties.
HELMB ODDS Concentrated EXTRA CT
BUCH u as the gesat Ditretic,
HELNBoLDs concentrated extract sARsApARrLLA,
Is The great Blood Purifyer.
Both are prepared according to rules of Phar-
macy and Chemistry, and are the most active
that can be made.
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G. II. BRYANT
A. FRANcEL,
Secretaries.

Mrs. PARTINGToN INsULTED. The
White Mountains Of New Hampshire are ev: :
IDENTIFY great instituton-very high, heavy
frosts beautiful view, four dollar dinners
But the practical eye of a certain renowned
Drake saw those smooth-faced rocks, and there
upon adorned and Varegated the bride path to
the Tip-top House with his familiar S. t.
l860-H, PLANTATION B1TTEBs This raised the
ire of the Mrs. Partingtons composing the Leg
isature Of the Granite State, who got their
wise heads together, outlawed DR.. Drake, and
make it penal offence to ply the artistic brush
on their beloved hills. Verify, the fine arts are
at a discount in New Hampshire. Query
Did Drake pay them for this splendid adver-
tisement?
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-10-23

CHEAPEST ROUTE EAsTWARD.-Pas-
sengers for New York, Boston and New Eng
land cities, will be glad to learn that the Erie
Railway Company is yet issuing frst-class
tickets to New York at $2.70 less than rival
lines. The present authorized rates of the
company are: From Dunkrk to New York,
$500; Buffalo to New York, s6.75 and Sala-
manca to New York, 1928 To secure the
benefits of these reduced rates, passengers
should obtain tickets to Dunkirk, Buffalo or
Salamanca, instead of purchasing through cou-
pom tickets to New York; and when at Dun
Kirk, Buffalo or Salamanca, procure ticket for
the remainder Of their Journey, at the Erie
Railway Company's Offices, which are always
open on the arrival Of the trains of all western
and southern lines: The comfort and pleasure
to be derived from trip in one of those luxu-
rious rolling palaces of the Erie Railway, aside
from the astonishing low rates Of fare, should
induce our merchants and others to take this
route when going to New York or NeW Eng
land, in preference to all others.