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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-11-19
Curious Divorce Eclalrcfssme ent

A curious matrimonial affair has Just
transpired in Brooklyn; the parties
are not in high life or known to fame, but
their history is nevertheless interesting.
Ten years ago, couple recently married
moved from Boston to the city of churches
where the husband set up in business and
prosPered. His business at his office was
better than at home, for his married life
was unhappy, and about five years ago the
parties man,ged to procure a divorce.
They gradually lost traces of each other,
and during the past year each of them
married, and each to person who had
been divorced. The two husbands were
thrown together, aud few weeks ago the
one who had married the divorced woman
invited the other home to dinner. Imag
inc the embarrassment when the happ,
husband introduced his wife to his friend
Both were too well bred to have scene
and so the dinner passed over somcwha,
frigid'y, but with no actual unpleasant t.
ness. sat-
The recipient Of the dining courtesy in.
vited the other to 60 home with him. soor
after, and partake of a family dinner, little
thinking, as it happened, that he was tc
return tho compliment in every particular
1t turned out that each had maarr;ed III.
divorced spouse of the other, and it wa.
moro satisfactory to them to know tha,
each was entirely pleased wit h the arrange
ment. So much for the intricacies o.
| rnatrimony,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-11-19

one wolf retreating, and the other two at
tacking his dauntless dog. He turned to
help him, and bright object caught his
eye; it was his hatchet lying in the snow,
within an arms length of his last terrible
struggle. Heinrich snatched it up, and
he was himself again.
His arms were bleeding, but the giant
strength remained. The next instant he
had split the skull Of one Of the wolves,
and he now turned like a mad man that
he was upon the fierce animal that had
borne his faithful dog to the ground.
Tho frDt blow laid bare the gaunt back
bone; the next his throat, terrible cash,
and the third loosened his fearful grip on
the dog. Still, he struggled fercely, and
Heinrich sprang upon the animal, and cut
and hacked and slashed until the wolf was
mince meat.
AS Heinrich arose, hand was on his
shoulder, and turning, head was on his
bosom.
"Henrichw %
"Mary!'
Loug did the young people stand in
speechless embrace, but the weaker sup
ported the stronger, for Heinrich's nerves
were gone, and he leaned upon Mary like
a helpless child.
The arrival of the afrighted horse
aroused the wife, and the dog, the mo-
ment she opened the door, rushed forth,
led by his kindly instinct. Mary fed
wildly after HIM, not pausing to bring the
rifle. But this was not needed
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-11-19
Forest Fires In Washington

The Oregonian, of September 81, gives
the following account of the forest fires in
that state:
correspondent at Martins Bluff,
Washington Territory, sends us the fol-
lowing information concerning the des-
tructlve fires IN the woods on the north
side Of the Columbia river. The fire is
more destructive and extends over larger
area than has ever before been known.
On the morning of the 14th, as the family
OF our correspondent were sitting down to
breakfast, a neighbor rushed in and in
formed them that the fire was rapidly ap-
preaching the dwelling. Leaving their
breakfast untouched they ran for place
OF safety and were barely in time to escape
being cut off from retreat by the fire.
They reached the residence of Mr.. Martin
on the bluff. The woods for miles around
the residence of Mr.. Martin we're mass
of flames. Men, women and children all
went to work with will to save the build
ings. The mill and other buildings be-
longing to Mr.. Martin took fire great
many times; one of the buildings had a
large hole burnt in the roof, and it was
only by the most strenuous efforts that
any thing was saved. The fire ran through
the orchard aud burned nearly all OF the
fences on the place. Mr. Justice,
whose place Is hall mile from that of
Mr.. Martins, lost every thipg-hs house,
fence, crops and everything completely
swept away.
The telegraph line is burned down for
miles, and in some places the wires have
been melted for several feet by the heat
The wind created by the fire tore up fruit
trees by the roots. Mr.. Burk lost some
fences, and had the hardest kind Of work
to save his buildings l learn that q.
Love had to sit up all night and watch
his house. etc NJ. Lewis Miler's place
in the timber is all burn. up-rails, fences
and houses. etc. John Bogarth had
hard time to save his place.
The fire travelled at the rate of at least
FIVE miles an hour for time in the dry
timber The FIRE is still raging aud there
is no telling the amount of damage it will
do. The roads are filed with fallen tims
Der. The wind carried large pieces of
bark fully one mile; leaves were carried
in some cases distance exceeding three
miles.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-11-19

The secretary of the New England
Female Medical college recommends that
lady physicians use the abbreviation of
Drss to designate their sex. I" AS prefix
doctress abbreviated Drss.) is much bet
ter than the clumsy circumlocutions EN-.
ployed to inform people that doctor i.
of the female sex, as Drss. Brown, instead
of DR.. Elizabeth Brown, Miss DR.. Brown
or Mrs. DR.. Brown; which latter may
mean the wife of a doctor of that name, OF
female physician. And. if we say Mrs
DIR. Brown, consistency requlress THAT We
say Miss Dr. Brown; one is rs paoper as
the other"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-11-19

Ii. G. Haskell, of Deerfield, Mass,
raised 4O4 bushels Of Harrison potatoes
from two barrels Of seed.
St. Joseph, Michigan, shipped ACC, 900
baskets of peaches this year, up to Sept.
29th.
Fine black Hamburger grapes are selling
In San Francisco at only Is cents per
pound.
Lyons, Michigan, has hundred acres
of peppermint under cultivation, and has
made this year thousand pounds of pure
oil, worth SIS Fer pound.
The corn Of the west, though covering
large area, is said to be less in sound
grain than that Of 1860. Much of the
crop this year was injured by the early
frosts.
Farmers will do well to have in mind
as winter approaches, that poorly fed stock
does not pay. Good shelter and ample
food are the great requisites in wintering
stock
Mrs. VIM. Soule, of Grass Lake, Wis,
is the owner of a turkey which, in one
season, laid "a eggs, from which, after
Matching Mrs. s. realized $40 for turkeys
sold.
a correspondent Of the Canada Farmer
has been prospecting over the Queens es
tate of Balmoral, in Scotland. 1t con
tains twenty thousand acres, only five
hundred of which are tillable.
If fence posts, On being set, were bracec
in their places by filling the opening abou
them with compact mass of clay. tn,
water would be excluded and the durabil:
ty of the post be greatly increased. Wher,
suitable clay is readily obtained, the ope
ration would prove very remunerative.
" Boned turkey" is favorite dish a
evening parties, and may be thus prepared
Boil turkey in as little water as may be
until the bones can be easily separated
frem the meat. Remove all the skin
slice, mixing together the light and darl
parts. Season with salt and pepper. TAX,
the liquid in which the turkey was boiled
having kept it warm, pour it on the meat
and mix it we'll Shape it like loaf o
bread, wrap it in cloth. and press with
heavy weight for few hours. Wher
served up it is cut in thin slices Chick
ems can be prepared in the same way.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-11-19

A correspondent of the Country Gentle.
man thinks four tined dungfork is mucl,
better for digging potatoes than spade
or shovel. He has boy or man take
hold of the vines, while another thrusts
the fork slanting in the side of the hill,
when, with the aid of pull on the vines,
the whole hill can be raised and scattered
on the surface. A broad tined fork made
for the purpose is much better than the
common fork
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-11-19

President Grant is now in Washing
ton.
New York has 210 miles of pave
ment.
-GuzOt has already completed Lis SD
year.
Jenny Lind intends to revisit the
US.
Australia has over 5000 Odd Eel
lows.
A heavy cotton crop in Texas this
year.
--Perfumed tooth-picks are now in
vogue.
a-Emigrants are pouring into the state
of Iowa.
"A bouutiful pea nut crop in Texas
this year.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-11-19

The word Charlestown may be sepa-
rated into over two hundred different
words.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-11-19

DIR. Bellows denounces the planch-
ette.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-01-17
Paw Un.

The dsltudasnts on Nc. ]. A. DillSOrth'S
books will consult their iDleres.s, by reading
his advertisement this week. Mr. DillwOrth a
indulgert to bis debtors but forbssrancs has
ceased 70 b. tittue and he Is compelled to
cali the law ID his protection. Settle ydur
a;codn.s at once, and then. you can, ldOk
squarly into 9 uhcle Jimhis's" honest face,
and have no fear Of officers before yout eyes.
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MnnrnlL rann.L dclahat }, lss,

NJ HLLf
In the work, nov IN course Of preparation By thS
PubliAhers, win Bs found az adthehlie Aecount Of
the campaigns and operations 10 which 7tgok part
during he var fot The Independence Of The Oonledors
ate states. believing II 10 be proper that there shohla
DO a iimslY And lntigS record Of the deeds md scr
vices Of thoas whom | have been 20 fortunAta % 20
commend, / placed al the hcis and pepetpiH NJ pos
ssssIon, OF ayailabls 10 ms. In the hAHas Of sacsAipltsh.
Cd Hhtsrs, who hAyedone their part viih Glove. ard
sonaolanliouA ressarrh, and hare ondeAfofedi 70 make
IN a Jkhronieie neither OTer-WTought nor oyef-eopreda
a. I Gao testiy.s For the gTsataE part Of the state
msnis of Inc n~Arrttvs an feapousiblef and al facia
and fneidsnis derived mom athsrsoafeesi ataPropeFH
credited IN TIE koot-noteg. RIA hopedthAt JHit0g gtd
Be- bund done In auma degrpA to tha eoura8fi gqal for.
lI,nde, Ahdothst adlarlr qualities % the ma n "For.
rses cavalf3, cilSai hl been The lnHIh Pdttols of
~ sS5s; N. u ti.u..5.n, e.psni ToTSss. lnd
FORESTS Cavalry, and octaYo rnlnma-o II 90 pngsHf
Beautifully Illustrated, will BE- sold oaly By Agsn@.
The Contrasting Book u nov fAady Thos6 Whaling q
proatabla baainega, should sacura IN Agency n oqee,
As thJ al of this Noh win doubtless 10 large. sbud
~. MiLEgR ! Go, Puhli.hsp; .
.HoKh1W 6NAapt totAnnnsi4 ohi0' /.
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Another richmond in the Field.

Another Riohmond In the Field.
Incur column Of, announcement IL win be
seen that Mr. W.. n. Exams Of Ts5wsil 10 a
candidate for CrtHinal Jhtgs. BE has been
. praeticing iaWlst twenty-five years. and
IuStaiaS q high reputation for legal ability,
He has always been s. loyal mar, and the
faithful Standardization 81, Our criminal laws,
At this tine 40 necessary, will undoubtedly
be aeearsd b. his election. nlI Iu
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-01-17
Appointment Of Delegates,

At a public meeting held in this place on the
18th ult., for The purpose Of slSctlpgs dele
estas TO the Nashville convention of the 29nd.
The following gentlemen were appointed to
represent this county in said couventiOn of
the 22nd; S.A. Boyely VIM. B, SeatOn, Jos.
Hill, Esq, B. F. swingls, It. I. A. BranscOmb,
JnO. ellis, Esq, Jas. n, Carr, Ellis Higgins,
ESQ, P. Nj Reeves, Nathan sShipssy, DR., W.
W. Bowel, Henry Marsh, ThOs, c. McAdans,
Col. o. A. Eames, Lieut.. Jas. H. Miller, Lie0t.
P. P c. Nelson, N, B, Owens Capt. N. Hack.
or, II. A. Kelly, Capt. Geo. +. Gtisham, jos.
K.ebler, Jas. 81 stFaiR2wJ Chase, Fsrdi-
nand Maxwell, HeEekiah Hankle, ]. G. COus-
ms, a eodnty Central Committee having
seen suggested BY Captain Hacker agd f,lly
discussed by all III ose,present, The chairman
Mr. Ovens was. directed to appoint nine com
petent citizens 10 meet at TIE reaidence Of s,
=. Griffith on the 18th AZ ! O'Clock, ]. n. to
organize suehA Committee. On motion of
Joseph Hill, Esq, the meeting then adjourAed
Iiae de. "a
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THEUNION FLAG
]ouesbufo, Tam Jan, H.
g LOgAL ITEM 81
a ~sobscribers inasutsatO uslfOt tie UniSa

ma Subscribers indsAtedtc usfOr tie UHiSa
Wa Ate requested u epms forward and set
4. their accounts immsdEaeelA
we Viii take GreenUaeks Flour Corn
neal, Bacon, Wheat Corn FoFk, Beef, Buck.
wheat ElOurt Butter Eggs Chickens, Hay,
Oats, &C., for which " vim allow the mar
ket price,
IN ,ur absenes Mr., A. B. oUNAlSos, Fore4
,..8 oft6e Union Fsg once will receipt for
III monies paid in for subscriptions and
other Indebtedness, We trus. all will come
Onward and pay up Immediately.
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washington County Republican
Central Committee. ~,

J.. NJ. scudder, President J. r. GrisbAhl,
vice Ptesiasht N. p. Owens, Secretary, 8,
A. Bowel, Corresponding Secretary ; ~ A,
Kelly, Treasurer Sc. GFffssh, &. S. Cozi
Jas. Il. DeaEins and DR.. O. wbeelsr The or.
sapirstiOn VI this Committee viii tOhtlnus
until the Presidential election, and allooOm-
munications shoold'be addressed to s. A, b.
veil, Corresponding Secretary.
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I would respectfully Inform the citi

|H FHrH IE EN"" OF NfHH 70 Hf |tNH LL
l would respectfully inform the citi.
Eens Of Washington County, that |
AM how pfepared to furnish the Au.
rora Oil in any quantity together
with Larips'and all necsssary fixtures
for burning the same. n
= This Oil issuperior 10 every respect
to any othef Burning oil now ia use. 1t
is' free froth grease and d5esn not smoke
the chinney. BY attaching the Light
House Bdfher it viii Burn in, any
lamp, and tiake q light far superior TO
any other oil. And last. though not
least,
The Aurora oil is positively
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E0NaEXPL0St7E

The public are respectfully invited
TO call and SOC this oil, Mr., HsK La
thin, my Agent, will take pleasure in
exhibiting the same to all those who
may favor him with b call. Sales
Room on Main Strsst In the house
formerly occupied by |, Siesfeld.
WIN. II. SHEPHERD,
JoNEshoho', Tenn, Jan. 10th, 1858.
~lS68janlOtf
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Aurora OIL.

TAisiSghsJitof oils, as dussbleA as KstO-
'ins aenrs1ploslye spd burning visa 4 bril-
is'hcy oAiy exceeded " gas" 1T. q. X La
thin. 10 onefing IL Er 5Ais IN our town, and
everybody has 40 opportunity Of testing its
inertia NJ. LAshin has lshps and Bufntrs
VuisAbs ~ bgrninE Dis Ooft, Gils htmA call
b and latsg yOursglvssai ses aavsriissmsn..
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-01-17
A CariositY

We were shown arfew days ago by Ohr
friend DR., NJ. S, Mahoney, 8 Spanish silver
coin, worth about seventy cents, bearing date
1851, 1t is three hundred and Si1tyAssven
years Old, Snd has maintained Us value in
tss monetary ~exehapseOf the world for ten
generations 1t was smelted and separated
from lie native ,nhRgstend stamped With the
imPres6 Of spaaish Foselty and despotism
over halt 8 century before the NayhOwsr
landed its precious freightags of freedom
seekers on Plymouth Rock, and the regicids
Of King Charles and the conSpiratof against
the life Of Ctomw ell met in the undisturbed
depths of the Americas forests, and united
hand and hsart and linked ahisla ID shield
to establish a free gorsrnment in the wilds of
The Western world, 1t may have purchased
ASOrdid charity Tor 4 peFishing hero on HO-
hsnlinden or WatetlOo, Of klhgled in the
pocket of 3 French soldier frOlieEine IN the
shadow Of the EGybtian Pyramids or rush
ing to meet the Wild Gossaek and merOliess
Ally in he battles storm, in uoeyahts 70 the
orders Of the famous student Of Briennss 1t
may hate g~littsred upon ttstreAsnre loaded
eOuRteF Of a Venetian SbyEOck, and saved
from street lodgiug and penury many a poor
nO,tsl. anPilisd and uncared for 81 The World.
Its tempting luStte may have been exhibited
IN the hand Of Andre 10 bride release from
his insO Tpptibls rAP:0fs, i may have con-
tributsd 70 carry dsliyeranss to the peTsecu-
ted christians Of psnt-nR ESidensiS or send
the missionary Of God u TIE islts Of the
Pacific, the stsppeS Of Taftaty, the mountains
and valleys d Japan and HihdOOStAn, grim
Burmah, 5ladia, the land Of omsg, or the
shOrss Of dark and benightsd Africa. It may
have PbrchAEeda Bible that melted to saving
eoniritlsn the savage heart 0tau Ethiopian
BulhnAA Or Ipdian sePoyi brought joy 10.
the paFiliOp 0f the Persian been read aud
O6eysd By a barbarian Of Pskin, and silsnced
an incautat:Onybef0r the blasting altar in the
heather pasodAs Hany q curious thing-.
many . tale Of laaasss and pleasure could
this old coin relate. It's history, travels and
lssOciAtio1s you'd ba more Interesting Aad
romantic ghans stoY o. MdnchsuIsn.
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500 10 $3.50 A Month

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ouartoriy HToatinrs, n
ne Irpso4 ToaaI aef agsnslIy usslla,

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Mitohells Physical Geography

MlCchellS fhyslcal UeOgrAPny
The undersigned ppLlsh to-day, ELEMRATS VF
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY, in which Is added the
Practical Phenomena. Of The United, StAlest By JoHE
bRoCKfksBY, "A, M, Professor Of Mathairaues and
Nalural Philosophy u Tnnity College Hsttford Conn,
One toluhie, large qlArto, illustrated ~ one hnndTed
AID fnS ehgtvipss and Thirteen eopPUf4plats maps
aRecutgd In the Arst ktklr Of The art
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s6RX MANLY eel

HasF coussdisd aAlttrs She mot urgept
SOlielAtionsu w. resume practice In BAS.
.Fspasssss, sad will make bis tAirty-
msOpa mop,hiJ risiLAt JOqssbOpRsA on
Saturday, Januasy nth, and VIZ s~ehvaus
ISsss 1ishi % The Saturday blow ius tAshr't
yOudsy o. sscA, moath, Sns day only At The
HoIsl where be mar be eoasdhedJ tssyf Asrgs
By ISO,s V5o, are lusfrps ,TIlh sAFonie p
lone sabdias dlssatsE
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! ANNOUNCEMENTS

a ,--1 17T- 80 -a-1L-II1s5 - -..a-.,.5 -
p&a w NiV "ubuOtl1Su Nuu tS4uVobSu W
'a%nuounce the sttie ofsA! W HOWARD as {"
'csndtdats br'Jddge OF TIE Criminal Circuit
composed o. Jchtison, Garter Washington,
sullivan Greene ana Hancock epunNes'--
hlecton axes place the istIhufsuay yep
ru"''f f0O'' ,+ .et,1.,
} ,gICP Wsare authorized and requested ID
ahtounce that TH0MASS SMTTH Is a cane
didGte Tot jndgsot the Criminal Circuit, COM
poseP 81 Senns9qi oprset SULLIVAN 4Ssnlng-
nv I N.Y. sSun'Ys' rleStlpn
Sc "'0 - A"' Fs'FHAy'
i'O wa fN w" .r'
re aus asF W. T1u 5e Z =
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Tan" ~. - ~ 4 ai, 'u ~ T., 'F
w a Ior sgHEN""" 80"
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tR6S- We are authorized and requested to
announce the name Of J. J. YEAGER for
70 election TO the office Of Revenue Collector
for Washington County at the ensuing March
election. .Ag~lA
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Grotesteen 81 Co. a
Forte Manufacturers,

80 Rroada0dy, NslOl York.
THBsE PIANOS RECEIVED the Highest BhArd
Il Of Merii at The Horl9s Fair, over the best
makers from B0aaopi Pats, oermahy, the
cities Of New York, Phiadelphia, Baltimore
aud Boston; slso, the Gold BedaL At the A.
merriam Eastlutf foe FIVE SUCCESSIVE
YBARSA Our Pianos eohiain ths Freaeh
Grand Action, Harp Pedal, 0Fefstruag Rass,
Fan iron Pesmey and an Modern Improve.
ments, Every ~lnsEpment EdrTsnkd 1--WE
Fsori, Made under The sapsryiSiOa Of NJ. J..
II. GR0VESTBBN, vito hes Q pfacticai eH-
psnsuee Of over thiriy6ve years, snd ~ the
maker of6vSr sfSvea nousaag piano JoTtsi, Our
heiliiiss br manufacturing snAelp h4lt9 cell
these Instruments from 800 500 cheaper
than auy 6fst class pisno fcrts.
Thosi1-isee-syHtP
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as1TyTO NORTHUMBERLAND

Ia51gE1D Cpngunptlve9Ieb
Ths nsv. EDWARD A. WILSON viii V.nd trss n
.~shs11iNnn uhsdalgt4 ~ tntiPiiaA 10 ~
tirreuans Or nahing aBd usiug The timplg rA,tfby
.slf4 bf tArGofa1ae 1adod antihAtiaf,.d
ds,ass c~onaunpiiou. Hia quiy ohiaetis y Nnsat ne
slk..t "a y hsrs ven flnpEyei ~ ahs lss-
sh3S. rnHAnb A. wIksoS.
va rs sub eFppth, Tnihnssurtth 4
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SCOTS Journal OF Useful Informs-
zion for the People.
~ Professor ]. Wrsfsa scorf.

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or High Chsracter, enntaininE Information
worth Tbousaads Of Dollars 10 Mea ard
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New York University.
Ne % cEtsoo R!aes, View York 0ty.
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rhanka..

NJ. TYR Rc6aushey, BroOtB n, r., will
accept the bhanksot the junior for aflarge
PaekageofNeH York papers, literary pOiill.
cal and religions. =.
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, Errors Of Youth.

A Gentleman who suffered for ten yeara JttoH Ner!
tous Debility, Premature Decay, ana an'thS Effects q
youth ful indistfkton win, Tor the sake Of Suaerins
INDEMNITY, ashd fires to- lltshonPgd ~ the recipe aud.
directions tof hiakihg thu slmplerahisdy by which no
wAsOured. Sufferers wiBninstc probtlhy the Advor-
tISsrss axpOriehcS tAn doaS by addrspslas inipsrfeot
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q A,ssss-r 0g. ,gi 4 N Is, h j 4 g c9aaF street. New i'sr' .
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Dol At-J J, YesGsr 10 a~eendidA.s Tor fe-slsc-
tionts this o@cas We belisss he has hiiher-
70 slsbatCdBIf saass 10 tBs iAasaaion
Of An sndifshotsn Aguinihs win haks thG
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Chancery Court, JOpeSbOrO. Tenn,
WIN. 60PkeSys AiehaH hne and 9TH
wv ers. In this case u is alledgsd that
tho deGsRdauts Bafycy jackson, Ha9is' Crews
Thomas Grow, Nancy Jackson, Nathan Jack
500, RsyisniA shlRlsg0NencI seiPl'ATho%-
dents Of fennssses. Il Is ordered that they,
appaar Al the Mas, terp{fth Hpndaylisse 81
tfis OouhGhA dsfsAd1 o. uis tause VII b
taken for confessed. December ilth, 1867.
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