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CHRONIC CATARRH,

Why entertain this lOathsome dis
ease when relief can be obtained? We
meet those every day who arc suffering
from Catarrl, to such an extent that the
Air Passages in the head are in a partly
decomposed condition.-the nose and
throat filled with such q mass of corrupt
matter that they are objects Of disgust to
them. selves, and Of pity to those with
whom they associate.
Chronic Catarrh usually affects the head.
faucc. and bronchial tubes. 1t is invari.
ably caused by Immoral or infammatory
blood, by which the mucous membrane is
made sore or inaamcd, producing copi-
Gus effusion of viscid matter. If it he
produced by Scrofula in the blood it is al
most certain to end in Consumption. un-
less speedily cured, because it is impossi-
bic to entirely prevent the matter from
running down the Bronchial into the cir
ycsiclc., and such is the excoriating. OF
,calding property Of the matter. its con.
tact with the delicate Innings Of the air.
cells at once causes irritation, and invitel
the Immoral properties of the blood to de-
post therein Tubercles and Ulcers.
Catarrh almost always attends Con
sumption, and frequently leads to 1t.
In Oxygcnized Air VIC have a positive
cure for this disc se. The remedy is tax
on by inhalation,-brcatlle directly into
the lungs, and through them carried int
blood; thus, us soon as the blood will car
~ it, it reaches all parts Of the system, de-
composing the impure matter in the blood,
and expelliag it through the pores, and
through the natural channels from the sys-
TEN. Thus you will see that the cause Of
the disease Is removed, and the disease it.
self must follow.
In this same manner we treat and radl-
cally cure Bronchitis and Consumption
Let no one suffering from these diseases
despair Of relief. Ifyou are too far away
to visit our Office and see us personally,
write description Of your symptoms aud
forward to the address below.
Send for our circular, which gives a fall
description of these diseases.
Out OF the many thousands Of testimo-
mails received we publish the fo!loving:-
DE-. c. /. B1oop,
Dear Sir: desire TO give you my
testimony in regard to tho value of your
.cicntifc system of treating Catarrh and
diseases of the Respiratory organs. l
have uscd your remedy "Oxygenized Air
in my practice for the last year with sue
cess. have cured the worst forms of Ca
tarrh, and a majority of the cases OF Bron'
chitis and Consumption in their advanced
stages. unqualifedly pronounce "Oxy-
genizcd Air" the greatest boon ever yet
conferred upon our suffering race. ond hope
the day is not far distant when every in.
telligent physician will adopt your system
in the treatment Of all forms of chronic
affections.
Fratcrnally your"
| l.. NJ. LEE, II. D.
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PUREST AND REST.

For all purposes for which Holland Gin is
useful. use Dnnstcr's London Dock Gin. 1t is
very finely favored. aud quite old and good be-
fore it i. shipped from London. G. A. RICH
ARDS 4 Co, 96 Washington st. Boston, Larg-
o.t Retail Wine and Spirit House in America.
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THE INDEPEN DEN

THE 1NDEP DENT
during the present year. Any person who will
send us the names Of twenty-fp new yearly Sub
scribers, at our regular subscription price, see
terms as abovc) will he presented with one OF
these celebrated machines, the lowest price OF
which is go. II will be packed and shipped by
express, or otherwise as directed.
We simply want the names with the money! OF
spenty four persons who do not take our paper land
who really subscribe for IT. they may be sent enc
at time all together; they may he ut one post
Office, or more than One-we are only particular
that they shall be bona dde new Subscribers.
Any one person subscribing for ~ years, or any
tco persons for IL years, or any hres persons for
years will be entitled to the machine under above
offer.
Persons intending to take advantage of this Of.
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they sent on this account.
All subscriptions sent under this Offer must be.
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RECEIPT OF TIE MONEY.
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CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF RYE.
This article is distilled in the Cumberland
Valley, nom selected Rye, by peculiar pro-
Sold by all grocers and druggists. &. A. RICH
ARDS l. Co. % Washington street. Boston,
largest Petal Wine and Spirit House in Amer
Ice
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DISSOLUTION.
November. IS, 1857.

Il lie Copartncrship heretofore existing und or tho
| 1lE name of =. a. Holden, 4 Co., doing bus.
insss in fremont is hereb dissolved by mutual
consent. : A. Holden, the senior member of this
firm will continue ba~incss at the old stand, and
is authorized To adjust the business OF the late firm.
Thankful. for past ,ayors he hopes to receive son
tinuance OF the same.
S.A. HOLDEN.
Z. NJ HOJ. DEN.
fremont, Feb. 1875 sss
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AGEAN1 QUALITY

AGEANi QUALITY
Arc the two important requisites for good
Bourbon whiskey. The Golden Shcaf Bour.
hon has both. c. A. RICHARDS G CO.. %
Wasl ington street. Boston, largest Retail Wine
and Shirt House in America.
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p p q

Try boz of roLAND'S PLANTAIN ONT.
MINT. The best Salv, in the world Take no
ether, hut insist on having this. ~
Tor sale by all Druggists and country dealers.
DE-. J. W. POLAD, Manufacturer.
tSss /drertisement.)
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uYANTED-AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN to solicit
W Life and Accident Insurance, for the Tray
ellcrs Insurance Company, of Hartfo d, Conn, in
Hancock and Washington Counties, to whom a lib
eral commission or salary will bs paid hy
DYER & ELLIOTT, Special Agt's.,
III Ellsworth, Maine.
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CARPENTERS BOOK,

Sic Months at the White House.
Any person who will send us the name of q new
subscriber for THE INDEPENDENT for one year,
II will be sent by mail postage paid. or delivered
at the desk of our publishing Office. Old subscrib-
and sending htty ccuts extra, will ais o be pres
euted with copy Of the book We have already
gwen away more than tw elvc thousand copies OF
ues undated. 1t ought to be in every family In
the country. The retail price ut the bookstores is
q 80.
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A CARD.

r Would return my very grateful thanks to those
i kind friends, by whose generous gifts l have
been"set upon my own beast again." Surrounded
by such friends, am sure that misfortune must
rifle u fast horse to ovcrtake me.
s. TENNEY.
Ellsworth Eeb. 4th, 1858.
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Earnings OF THE COMPANY.

At present, the profits Of the Company are de.
rived only from it's local traffic, but this is already
a | the Bond, the Company can issue, if not an
other mile were built II is hnt doubted that whea
the road is completed through traf1c of tho on.y
line connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Statss vii.
be large beyond precedent, and there will be
competition, it Can always he done at profitable
rates.
1t will he noticed that the Union Pseil, Railroad
is, in fact Gorermment Uork, built I'm Ter the SUI
pervison of Government officers, AID to large
extent with Goyernmen money, and that its bonds
are issued undcr Government direction. 1t 10 be.
lieved that similar security is carefully
larger or mere valuable property. As The Cora
PAWS
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GREAT PREMIUMS
HOWE SEWING MACHINES,

We have made a special contract with tho Howe
Sewing Machine Company to furnish their
wOrld-renowned machine asa
PREMIUMS FOR NEW SUBSCRIBERS
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COMMERCIAL and FINiNCLiL DE-
PARTNENT,
as follows.
Commercial and Financial-ralk. News, and Cos.
sip In Wall Strcet-lnipo' tant News for
Capitalists, Bankers, and Business
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trai Pacific K;tlroa'l.
Dry Goods Report-Dry Goods QuOtatious-Pro-
duoc Market R.ports--Pficci Current
New York Cattle Market-FarMsGs
Column.
TIE WHOLE COMPRISING
Attractions Nerer Elaalled IN any other Re
.iyioaS Newspaper.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-25

of mankind; and, to say the least thai
can be said IN behalf of this as an ulti
mate condition, its motive is, of all
popular efforts, the most promising to
the religious teacher as we'll as to the
political reformer.
In all this we have, by implication,
urged the propriety of such q celebra-
ton of Christmas Day as conforms to
our mission, habits and ambitions as
people. Happily, tie world grows wiser,
day by day; and the narrow minded
ness of the Puritan who discarded
Christmas as an incident of the Popish
rites which be hated, is vanishing out
of existence from like causes to those
which have made the Thanksgiving Day
of the Pilgrim Fathers an acceptable
holiday throughout the length and
breadth of the nation and among all de-
n nominations of Christians.
Wishing one another "a merry
Christmas" let US hope that this may
prove, to all mankind, everywhere, the
most joyful and prosperous return of
he day that has been experienced |
since the good shepherds watched and
the star of Bethlehem.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-25

ADVANCING THE RATES OF Insurance. IN
SAN Francisco The Insurance Companies
doing business in San Francisco have ad-
vanced their rates most materially. Their
reason for SO doing is not stated. Here is
the new scale of rates as published in the
Morning Chronicle:
With the reorganization of the Board of
Underwriters therat . of insurance have been
advanced, and on and after tomorrow will be
as follows On first and second class brick
the rate will be seventy cents; on
third class brick, 81 on the 500; on ware
houses, IS cents ; on detached dwellings, IS
cents. This advance will be from ID to 50
per cent, the smallest advance being on sec
ond class brick from 60 to 20 cents; and the
largest on detached dwellings from 50 to IS
cents On the 500. No change will be made
on hazardous risks. The following COM
panies have agreed. in writing, to the new
schedule: Pacific. Union, Fircman's Fund,
Occidental Home Mutual and Peoples, of
the local companies, and of the Eastern
the lEtna of Hartford, Phnnix
of Hartford, Home of New York, North
America of New York. Manhattan of New
York, and Phoenix of Brooklyn the Euro |
pean compani $ are the Liverpool and Lon |
don and Globe, Hamburg, Bremen, North |
British, Imperial, and Northern.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-25

TIE DETECTIVE Police SYSTEM We
commend the following from the II harrisburg
{Pa) State Guard The detective police
system in the United States is becoming 50
corrupt a. actually to be more dangerous TO
the community than are the rascals whom
these police officers profess to pursue. One
of the most prominent wretches in this bust
ness is Allen Pinkerton, who recently hired
one Of his associates to make in attempt to
shoot him, for the purpose of creating the
impression that he had great difficulty and
run the risk of losing his life while in the
act of arresting certain robbers of an eX-
press car. Il will be remembered that Pin
kerton and his crew were engaged some
years ago to exercise a surveillance over the
conductors on the different railroads run
ming to and through Harrisburg, and while
those detectives were located in this city
more pockets were picked at the depot than
ever occurred before or since. By the false
oaths of some Of Pinkerton's associates,
conductors who were strictly honest were
lmpugned and their character men for
ever tainted. Since then Pinkerton has
been detected in all sorts Of ascalitv, the
latest of which is the hiring of rascal to
shoot at him with a blank cartridge. The
detective system of police surveillance has
became disgrace to the country, when leg |
islative bodies must reform. The old adage |
Of setting thief to itch thief is full of
mischief when carried into practical opera
ton.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-25
THE sANGUINARY sUPES.

There are two bold Supervisors, and thu
names BY which thew shine.
If you are anxious to discover-why, it ism
in our line.
And one bold Supervisor took ofFense a
something said
By his brother of the order, and resolved te
punch his head.
But he hadn't quite the courage, nor the
proper strength of limb
For to risk a rough and tumble and to put a
head on him.
So he sent formal challenge for tc meet
him on the field.
Where all Supers' wounded feelings are in
continently healed.
When the other Super got it, why he thought
it mighty queer
That Puritanic modern had to fight Cav
alller.
But he buckled on his harness, and swore
upon the spot
If the challenge were repeated he'd accept
as like as not.
And the challenge acaS repeated, and its Ian
guage wasn't meek;
And the agsravating second supplemented j.
with cGeek.
So thi: irste Supervisor, though he feared
himself a dupe
To this over-zealous second or some perpe-
trating Supe,
Wrote note of brief acceptance, sanguin-
AIRY in portent,
NJ ak pf the yyp900DS and this
6ILet-aOur be sent.
Twas a healthy old epistle, on some bloody
linen traced
With the point of a revolver, and with pow
der all defaced.
And he said, as he disp .tched it-smiling
grimly at the within
AS the fellow will not settle, this Will |
doubtless settle him."
-45aG it did. too. -Ners Letter.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-25

THE AUDUBON FAMILy.-The appeal re-
ferred to in the following having appeared in
our columns, we publish with pleasure the
| subjoined
NEW York CRY, November 10, 1858.
SIR:-In your paper Of the ll.h of Sep
temcer you published an appeal for the des-
titule family of the late J. J. Audubon, the
naturalist, signed by Mr.. w. K. Smith.
Mrs. J. J. Audubon. the widow of the natu-
ralist. knows nothing of Mr.. Smith, and is
in no need of such assistance. She is board
ing comfortably in New York City, and her
thirteen grandchildren are all independent
of her support.
By publishing the above, and requesting
those papers which have noticed the appeal
to copy it, you will oblige
MRs. J. J. AUDUBON,
Widow of the Naturalist.
-Sarannah Republican.
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CHRISTMAS.

In the beauty of the lilies Christ was born
across the sea,
With a glory in his bosom which trans
figures you and ne
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EY TELEGRkt III.

CHICAGO, December 2lst.-The jury ii
after being out thirty-six hours, failed t
agree Mrs. Glenn was Immediately rear
arrested for the murder of Jacob Young, tn.
first trial being for the murder of Mrs
Young. The prosecution has additional evi
dence which causes them to believe the con-
yiction of Mrs. Glenn certain on the second
trial.
A game of billiards for the championship
of America, between VIM. Goldthwaite and
McDewitt, the present champion, comes off
tonight. Both parties announce the inten-
ton if successful, to surrender the champion
cue to an American Billiard Congress, that
the rules may be revised SO that push shots
may hereafter be barred. In the game for
the Illinois State championship, played last
night between Rhines and Vermeullen (pres-
ent champion), the latter retained the cue
defeating the former by p points in 400.
Tomorrow night Frawley, champion of Ohio,
plays Foley, ex-champion of Illinois, the
second of series of match games. The
first game was won by Frawley at Cleve-
land month ago.
New YORK, December 2l.-The Times
says, ed.torially, the policy reported by Sheri
dan is new. but he has been compelled to
adopt it by the miserable failure of Indian
Agents and Peace Commissioners. The
Times trusts he will not be obstructed in the
execution of his policy by the President or
Congress.
WASHINGTON, December 2I-The main
walls of the new hospital building, at the
Arlington Howard University, fell to-day
About fifteen workmen, two-thirds of whom
were coorej, who were working on the struc-
ture fell to the ground, distance of sixty
feet. All were injured, several seriously.
San FRANcIsco, December. ri. - The
steamer Colorado arrived from Panama at |
o'clock this afternoon, with 43O passengers,
1000 tons of freight and u mail bags.
Steamer Constitution arrived this morning
from Victoria, in ballast.
The steamer Henry Chauncey left New
York to-day with 500 passengers for Califor-
MIA and ,220 tons of freight, including AT
frkins butter.
A large quantity of rain fell last night
Weather cloudy.
AUSTIN, December ga rich strike, :,
equal to that of the famous Eberhardt, is
reported to have been made in the Sherman
claim, situated on the trail about half mile
Instant from the Eberhardt mine. A
arge piece Of the ore was brought into town
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PRESIDENT PRO TEN. OF THE SEN
ATE

| We desire to, and believe we can,
with perfect propriety, urge upon the
Senate our views concerning the cleo
ton of one of its officers. We take
pleasure in presenting the name of Hon.
T. D. Edwards as a candidate for Pres
ident pro TEN. of that body. General
Edwards has had much experience in
parliamentary procee lings, is attentive
to, and thoroughly Ga .ttjt in the dis
charge Of, his duties as a Senator, and
would, we make no doubt, if elected
assist very materially in facilitating the
business of the house of which be is a
member. We believe, further, that il
is unnecessary here to enlarge upon his
qualifications for the position, for, as
we are glad to be assured, majority
of his fellow Senators are favorable to
his election. We mention the matter
in justice to most deserving gentle-
man and 10 order to offer whatever of
service Il notice like this may be toward
securing to the Senate the services OF
"A highly competent and worthy candi-
date
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-25
TsRRIRLE TR,GEDY-The Salt Lake Re

TsRRIRLE R,GEDY-The Salt Lake Re
porter of December 18th has the following
Champion Mayfeld and Harlan P Sweet
started for White Pine from this city Oh
Tuesday last, taking with them young
man who had worked for about a week at
the Mansion House before his departure.
Friday afternoon, while the party were eat
ing dinner near Pelican Point, the young
b-ute, who goes by the name of George,
took pisto, and deliberately shot and killed
Mr.. Sweet without any cause or provocation
whatever. He died almost instantly, the
ball striking hi in the back, passing through
the left shoulder. Then, on Mr.. Mayfeld
asking him, the murderer, what he did
that for. he responded with four shots at
Mr.. Mavfeld, the second shot passing
through his left hand, inflic,ing very pain
full wound. The murderer then went to the
wagons, took Mr.. Mayfeld's horse "a beau
tiful animal saddle and bride, and it is
supposed started in the direction of Camp
Floyd. The murderer is about is years of
age, high: about feet inches, and weighs
about l30 pounds. He has light hair and
grey eyes.
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to-day, and is composed entirely Of pure sill
yer. Good judges estimate the value Of the
deposit at not less than II, 900 per ton.
There was slight fall of snow here to-day,
but the weather is again clear, and but about
two inches of snow on the ground.
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NO PAPER TOMORROW.

The APPEAL establishment will cele-
brate Christmas consequently there
will be no paper issued frcm this office
10 morrow.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-25

There are two bold Supervisors, and the
names by which thev shine.
If you are anxious to discover-why, it ism t
in our line.
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NEW TODAY.
= = = . TT Z u

The Nan ,gar respectfully inf rms the public
hat the Thrster is open Tor the Winter with a
il liant array Of talent. A new Stag has been
laid, twD comm piu u stage or rro-c-uluT private
boxes and new scenery VII To- pal ted t. suit
each piece It ma, b. required. No expense
viii b. spaced to produce the Plays in q manner
acceptable to the patrons.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-09-09
STATE OF SOUTH OF CAROLINA

~ NEWBERRY COShTY.
By5obnsT Peterson, Probate Judge, OF New
~s,s berry County.
Wheseas Dcaa E. Hoi3is,s has applied TO
msf8y Letters Of Administration. on all and
singular the goods and chatteis' r'sh' and
credits of Mary Hollis, late Of the county
aforesaid deeeaseds
* These are therefore TO cite and 7admontsh
SsaN and siagular. the kindrd and credhors OF
she said deceased. TO be and appesr hfore
me, az our nexr PROBATE Court for the said
!. Gorlofy: 80 be holden at Newherr, CoHrt
: House on thes1 17zh day Of Sept inst. TO show
,s,scayfse. if any why the said Administration
ssheu1a not be granted
- Gwen under nv hand and Seal, this 2ri
day OF Sept. inst, IN the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred nd sixfy>eight.
q Y John T. Peterson, P. J. N. C.
~.-Sepf 9 81 2t. '.. - 49,
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Blood Tonics & Invigorants.
Lawrence's Rosadaiis
uueen'> Deipht-Fisher & Heinitsh's
Ayers Sarsapartla
Town<end'> Sarsaparilla
Helmbold'S Extract Buchu.
Cherokee Remedy.
For Children.
Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup
D hhy's Carminitive
Van Duesin's Worm Confections
Huriey's
Fahnestocs's s Vermifuge
Dead Shot
Also,
A full assortment of Colognes, Perfumery
and Soaps, from 'he be> ; French and ameri
can manufacturers, with complete stock o'
French Candies, sc.
~ All prescriptions will be carefully
compounded hy DR.. T. Gouin, at all hours
of the day or night at
J.. McINTOSH'S Drug Store.
Aug 10 "a 3mo. ~.'.-..
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in the District Court Of the United

for the district of South Carolina:
!. IN she matter OF A Abrahan- Harris, Bankrupt
ssFn Bsakrupfcy. ~ - ( < -
10 81 whom It may csueern: rake no.
sxiee fl,st : ptfiiion has been fled in said
Court by Abraham Harris OF SNew6erry
Ceurt Heuse, in said District; duly declared
Bankrupt under the Act OF Congress, en-
f;s!ed :. an Act 70 establish uniform system
AZ Rankrnnfcr fhrouahout the United
Esates, approved March 2nd. 1857. for . DIS
charge and certificate thereof, from all his
Nebts and other cssims prevahle under said
Aef, and that the-frst 6ay OF October Eext,
aa II O'Clock A. d.. is assigned for the near
ino OF the. same, at the Office of, and before
sHenry Summer, Register, at NewberryN> q;
us G., when aud " here you may attend
and snow csuse. If any you have, why 'he
!. praser of. the said petition should not ne
g9ansed. and that thesecoBd and third meet
fu9 sfhe creditors win he held at fhe same
5fine ana place. DANIEL HORLBECK,
Seps.9 81 St. s2 c. D. G.; o. 5.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-09-09
TEE ICE! ICE!

Citizens are Informed that we are prepa-
rsd to:farnish Ice in cases OF sickness OF
~ osher pcrposes. at aay and all times
: = SMITH s. CHRISTIAN.