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Tho President Appears by Counsel.

Inv Fresiaohs appears ny SouHse'. s.
sDb Friday last the President appeared
bsf6fd tl,s Ilieh Court Of impeachment,
~ ia counsel, Attorney General STAN
b,,y,spi Others, Slanbery having previ.
ouals. rusignel his Cabinet membership.
Iiis counsel asked for forty days time In
which 10 got ready for trial. After con
spnsipu, tho Senate granted him ten
jsysl lime, or until next Monday. 23d
inss3f whom the trial will no doubt com
monte, unless tho Presidents counsel sue.
cssd 10 plishipg further delay by
als4asIIs ptung forth the necessity Of
hssinH present certain Witnesses from u
Distance Tho Senate will give him all
the lime that is necessary for fair and
Impartial trial. bat will not allow any un.
uoc~sary delay. The Gaseiie says
IL u weIl known In Washington that
btth the President aud his counsel arc
yery much east down al the result OF their
application for forty days ,imo. Mr..
ss,eAbesy has expressed very frankly the
oniuloh that Johoson's chance Of escape
iiHen condemnation Il not woith a Ok,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-03-20
DON'T sLop OVER.

ny aARAu JANE MARIA.
"non't slop over" the old man said,
AZ he placed his hand on the young inan's head;
''0o 10, by all meenHi go IL fastj
Go hwhlis leather aud horpo shoes LAST
90 II While hide and hair ON horse
VIII hold together. OIL 20 IL, OF eoursej
To 10 us fssts ever you can,
but don't sLor 0ysn, my dear young man.
"Don't .iop over. You'll dad some day
That keeping an eye 60 windward will payi
A hsise may Iun o litlle too lOngl
A preacher may preach justa fraction too,trongi
A poet who plcaFea tho world with rhymes,
May write aud legsat u In after tlmosI
Keep the end OF tho effort Ia view,
But don't siop over, whatever you do.
"Don't ,lcp over. The wsest men
Are bound 20 Glop over now and thtnj
And yet tho wisost at work or feast,
Arc the very ones that bundcr tho least.
Those who tyr split milk never wall
Are tho ones who carry the ateadiet pail.
Wherever you so, 20 In for tho iat
But don slup overland freeze " iAaii
"pon't siop over. Great Solomon
Once went a little too far with hls iunl
Louis Napoleon, ~ We all know,
Stopped over on MAJ. In Msxloot
Horace Greedy and Jefferson d.,
And lllniob Helper AID old j. H.,
And Andrew Johnsng. tho great Il won't
~ aNIIss INV N~a' ~" w" "
"Dont alop over. Dalrnst YOURSELF
Nor always reach TO ths hest shalfi
The naxt TO the highest VIII gen'rnily do,
Aud answer ~ we'll fof me on you,
Climb, Of course, but always siop
Aud take breath ihls ride of the tepi
And go you will reach u In wlnd aud strong,
without slopplug over. 1hu sHas my songl'
l will not enter upon a report OF the
general news of the town, bat leave that
department TO DO attended 10 by my
friends perry Montrose" and ."Bill
Friendly" But would say In friend
ly way, (not "Bill Friendly" way, J that
as our friend "pcrry Montroso" has as--
sumcd n "nommo do plume" |, Is hardly
kind 10 refer TO his omploymcnts, and
thus point him out TO oil his readers
Nor would DO surprised IL In return he
should refer TO you IN the language Of one
Of tho poets, as "Linkcd sweetness long
drawn out" or by other SMILES point you
out, 40 that tho disgulso you have drawn
about you will become transparent,
Trusting that our new editor, or rather
ediIross, will permit mo TO continue Il
make selections from our paper, remain
Yours, CLloNiAH.
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puhlle Sale

1'nR uhaeIslgned will eaep far snls NJ public
i auction, % HE fafm situated 10 the head Of
Tsmpleten Greek, near The franklln Church, 10
faiiAsld Township, FRANKLIN couaty, Indiana,
On Saturday, March %, 1868.
the following personal property, 10 vita ilofses.
Cattle, sheep, Hegs, Meodsaw aRd 1hfeshing
Machine, Plews, Hai Fews, WHEAT Drill and otbs
~ farming Utensils, and also other articles tee
tedious 10 mention, hale % commence "a 10
o'clock A. Al, Tens made khewn ON day ~
PALE. REtoAfENeb MURPHY
March @, 1kda 81.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS

uIoHEsT market price for Corn, Rye, &e., a.
IL the Brootviils Ditiliery.
apr Ieu. FRANK VALE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-03-20

will be. as he only should be, the nominee
of the party and not Of the politicians.
March 9Th, 1868. j. Z. 0DLoNG.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-03-20
S0hAR 9th.
The United States Solar or Compan,

The United States Solar oil Company
A RE Manufacture 80 nufhlrg OIL faf iiluminas
"a ting psfpesea, whleh they oder 10 the pahlis
under the following gaalasttsi
ftntr
Ir Is Non. EXPLOSIVE. UNpEn ANY AND
Alb TIsrs.
escoss--ft gives clear, white Hight, eqasl 10
the best gael does not datke The eye BY hekvflhgl
dies not poll the bneA llnenl doas nsi ssll tue
chimney, ser eonsams tho wick.
Juinp-- II " perfectly sAfe, free from the ellen.
elye cdr Ut Coal on, aud clear ht spr,as water.
fouhtR--it u CHEAPER than Coal OIL. and
slvss q ,aueh better light from the sane nsed
lamp.
fivrB-ft has no offensive smell while burnlsg.
The Company ask fass trial, feeliag nssafpt.
that tie safety aud seh'ev,dsut SUPERIORITY
over easl OIL. will Insure its ase iR every
fieiiv, Store, kach're Ship. .Ncest en,i'
Roiiroad tar, Sicaa,boot, dc.
Hc~sols ~ Att DsAtNsa Asp pHteoisrs-uf
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ALFRED DAVIS. see'y

Nsw Albany, lad.
sale AEents-KSAnE 800, nseekv,lls. rsek
llh couaty, Indiana. mar sn.am
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LETTER FROM HARRISON.


s HARRISON, o., March 18th, 1868.
Dear American,-ln your last issue
your correspondents from Harrison claim
ed a large share of your columns; but as
it is scarcely probable that they will all
be on hand this week, have concluded
to trespass on your good nature again
BY the way. permit me to whisper that the
american is great fayorite with tho
mem bers of our Society, and every Clio
nian has pleasure in perusing its contents
Our Society still lives, though the enter
taiument is over, aud our last meeting was
we'll attended, duties we're promptly mel
and cheerfully discharged, and all fee
well satisfied that our Association has
been and will still continue to be benef
cal to all connected with it, both socially
and in the improvement Of our mental
powers. Our paper, "The Broad AK il
one Of the marked institutions Of our So
ciety, and though its warning and teach
ings sometimes meet with less attention
than they deserve, we hope il will contin.
ue power for good We know, alasl too
well, that the teaching Of even heavenly
wisdom is sadly neglected by the children
Of men, and although we may feel sad aud
even surprised that n member Of our so
cial literary baud should so soon forget
the advice and warning contained in the
selection appended to this from the
"Broad.Ax," yet We must acknowledge
the fact that an evil spirit Of peryerseness
has led one Of our number. OF whom we
hoped for better things, for moro stability,
more Of that determined perseverance to
surmount difficulties, which ought to have
secured him from doing that thing against
which the warming was given; but alasl
alafl for poor froil human nature, zone
has dono gone and done it, "Hie jaeet.
But for the selection
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klsollna Of county centraI oommIltee,

i41herv will boa meeting Of the Rcpub-
uSah Central Committee Ut my Office in
lrpokvilo on Saturday, March Olaf, 1868,
a, o'clock 2. NJ. A general attendance
" requested, Us business Of Importance
will .seas- before the needing. Tho fol-
loving persons compose mid Committee:
Mai J G. Burton, Capt. w. l.. Day,
Ill, swim, Amos Mariindalo,
VS. B.ker. James IL. Bailey,
N,sQn Davis. John i. Ross,
II Nysuu Davis. John \, Moore,
cart, u. s. Shafer, Will X. Lee,
Slgcon Miller, David Power,
Wv. psliipyew, Nathan Safer.
,,.,s - &. G. BISKLEy, Chqirmaa.
March ?, 1865.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-03-20
Sold Whulssale BY

Charles L. Hoovet Wholesale pruggist.
No 20 eiaie ~. New Albany, Ind
~ light. lloaae naraers and chlmasys fot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-11
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

(NHANGE OF TIME:-ALBANY DAY LINE STEAM
after Monday July i3 the Day Line boats viii Desbros
ee at 30 A. NJ Thirty fourth street as A.
irving at Albany In time connect with trains thu
Rensselaer, and Saratoga New York Central
Railroads..
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BOARD Of HEALTH.

meeting Of this Board was held yesterday after
noon Commissioner Lincoln occupied the chair
The attendance OF the other Commissioners was
small: After transacting variety of routine bust
ness resolution was adopted directing the Messrs
Halliday Kenoe to discontinue the practice OF lime
burning on their premises, No. asa East Eighteenth
street the same having been complained OF as
nuisance.
At the last meeting of the Board Drs. Harris and
Smith made complaint against the Manhattan Cas-
llsht Company, and after some discussion on the
subject the matter referred to the attorney for
counsel. Yesterday the subject was brought up
again and letter from the attorney was read before
tie Board. On the complaint made the counsel
says-"lt viii be quite possible to recover penalty
Gl $50 from the company for violation of the Code
OF HEALTH and each successive violation will subject
tue company to a similar penalty.n lie recommends
suit 90 DC instituted The communication furt her
says-'I RS. Harris and Smith will put their state
nients IN wiring 1t Will furnish basis upon which
Tile Board can make its order. That order would be
MADE Ia the same language as the orders that have
Deen made 10 rat boilers, shell burners &C., that the
business OF manufacturing gas at such a place be
Quoted that no gases or doors detrimental to health
escape with the ar Upon the issuing oil this order
the company may demand q hearing, and upon that
hearing facts may be ELECTED which may compel q
modification. II the company demand no hearing
the sum OF $3.50 Gun be recovered for q violation OF
the ORDER"
Upon motion the Attorney was directed to com.
mence sui against the company for violation OF
tie health coue. The Board shortly after ad-
jOurncd.
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NEW JERSEY.


HOb0kous
FOUND DADA man named Konfad Helm, who
resided at the Of Third and Court streets was
found dead in his bed yesterday morning. An in.
quest was held by Coroner White and verdict WINS
returned that Helm came to his death by heart ais
ease n
NARROW ESCAPE AT RAILROAD CsossNo.-At
ten minutes past six last evening horse and wagon
were just about to cross the Morris and Essex Rail-
road at Grove street, when the horses head was
struck by the locomotive OF an Incoming train and
30 battered that portion of the jaw and OF the
sn l,, were carried on by the engine. The little
time TO save himself - Ia s, ~.
ALLEGED HIGHWAY RoBBERy.-Wm. Mulcaby,
youth OF years OF age was taken into custo
dy yesterday afternoon and held to answer charge Of
having, IN company with two others, knocked down.
beaten and robbed an undertaken named Michael
Muffin, while the latter was walking through Military
PARK on the night OF the 9TH OF july The police are
on The trail OF the other young desperadoes.
A CoMMRNDABLE MUNICIPAL MEAsURE.-At q
meeting Of the Common Council, held a few weeks
since, resolution was adopted authorizing the re-
moVa OF ali wooden and other awnings that reached
only half way over the sidewalks. Yesterday the
Time allotted for removal expired and inasmuch as
lew OF the nuisances have been removed IT Is proba-
Die grand raid will be made on them to-day.
SINGULAR OCCuRRENcE.-In the course of jocular
quarrel, few evenings since, the eldest brother of
three, residing on High street. was struck heavy
blow on the chest by the youngest, which, according
to The attending physician narrowly escaped fatal
results. The injured youth tainted several times,
AUD Ii yet Tar IRON being out Of danger.
Trenton. ,.-
POLICE ARREsTs.-During the month Of June there
were arrested In this city hundred and two per-
sons Up to yesterday there were fifty arrests made
during the present month.
The ALLEGED MURDER CAsE.-In the case Of Lane,
who, 1t is alleged, was implicated in the murder Of
the coored man Green, as certified by the Coroners
verdict on Tuesday last the Mayor declined to inter-
lere in the matter Of enecting his release from GUS
,tody. On Thursday the case was submitted to the
Cinef Justice who fixed the bail at $1,000. The
prisoner being unable to procure security for this
amount was committed to the county jail to await
the action Of the Grand Jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-11

T Ow FARE TO ALBANY AND TROY.-ONLY 81 60
IL The elegant steamers VANDERBILT and CONNECT.
leave Pier ~ north Of Spring street At and foot OF
meeting with rail West and North. Fare Saturday
Sunday el keturnIne leave Troy and Albany ~ NJ
State secured at ONCE, as West street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-11

.f.lf~.g mf.- m~I " OCT
.assS b sai-s &c Z Co 'eT .sisEo O.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY IL, 1868.
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.
SALES AT AUCTION.

UCTION SALE OF HORSES AND wAGONs.-BY
n COLE MURPHY, 81 Fulton street, brooklyn, on
Saturday July III at II O'clock, fine bay and
years b hands good s'ePgers Phaeton In hns order;
Wagon, Mix Wagon and Rockaways; single and double
Harness. 'F
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UCTION NOTICE.-A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
n Honsekeepers, Hotel Keepers and the trade. -
Over &2O0 Of magnificent Household Furniture at public
auction this day Saturday, July H. at 1917 o'clock precisely,
At the elegant story private 19 West Eighth
Ingram Carpets elegant Paror Suits covered with SATIN
brocate rep and haircoth magnificent rosewood Piano.
forte, Etsgeres Bookcases Writing Desk Turkish Chairs,
Lounges Curtains Mirrors Paintings, Bronzes Vases Bed
steads Bureaus, Washsands Mattresses unet, Extension
Table Dining Chairs Glass China and Silver Ware Table
Cutlery, &C. Sale positive Catalogues early morning OF sale
voc purchasers
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WALLACK's

LOTTERY
'.of r Sss
PRESS AEg
SENSATION OF G"i THE SEASON.
Seats secured six days In advance.
NIBLo,s GARDEN. u..r,vv
L:;ifs SottsYF aH4xTsE in %HzA'lfS
TINS SAT s FRA fltt hyHsIkS }n'' H. lsSs
of the san1e TaE last
and Jarrett Palmer. Partisan 80
LAST SI$H H,S SsS q Won HAAAr.
''fS IA Is $|s$ sAa aE sH 5ss
REALMS OF THE DsAGoN.FLY.
s wssy % Rfe FROM 81 T' safs
i SSE ss
AG FiRs4 4l shSI II A 1ay Il ss''
Lf HOWARD fps sISsis Exi WHEArIEY
s,rruLhAsr PAY OF THE he SEASON l,,.SoH ~
SA1OhgRA1 Ea tHk i SSS GiaSfh F. NJ
oscn y The a'SHfs ssss
Blanche de aSsrange Miss Fannie stockton
sSs's asH' MsR:ss
''''n EIEI%oybSs FASI9RNL isSS%. Han
performed by jarrett Pa mer's unrivaled
PARTSIENNE BALLET TROUPE.
SCENE BY THE RIVULET.
Phis and Corydon. Nile SOHLKE and NJ VAN HAMME
GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT.
The following renowned artists will this
sion =
Madame BAGEARD, Artist Lyr1ue;
HARRY SANDERSON, the great American Pianist;
Mr. MARX SMITH, Mr. DAVIS
Mr.. ALFRED SEDGWICK, the celebrated Concertinst;
Mr. R1cHa shs S RESeLS, Solo yep.st and
NIBLO'S GRAND ORCHESTRA. -
CONDUCTOR. MR.. HOWARD GLONE0
Admission o all parts OF the house, ONE DOLLAR.
NO RESERVED SEATS.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. TWO PERFORMANCES
" JAMES E. HAYES. ............. Lessee
c. W. Tayeue Business Manager l.. Fox Stage Manager.
EIGHTEENTH WEEK-CROWDED EVERY NIGHT
THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
George L. FoYs renowned Spectacu ar Pantomme,
HUMPrY ID, MPTY.
The renowned Pantomimist and Comedian, -
THE GREAT DANSEUSE, MILE. SANGALI
HUMPTY A succession OF marvels doors DUMPTY.
HUMPTY turn into blank walls, boxes into DUMPTY.
chairs walls into Ia les, billiard
tables into cages, pnddings into
heads, market stalls into yachts,
and sentry boxes into steamboats,,
HUMPTY while boys grow In minutes from DUMPT1.
HUMPTY five old TO twenty. d. MPlf
THIS AFTERNOON AT l14-TONIGHT AT g.
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Now Books AHA GteenDacks

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RUMsEY, RoAO5 s REED,c tho largest
Wholesale Dealers IN Dry Goods and Notions,
Portsmouth, ohio,laHte MetShants and Fur
nacemen to an examination of their extensive
Winter stock, They give special attention to
keeping the best goods, and you will always
find their stock the largest and prices the
lowest One Of their firm remains'East to
give his entire time in watching the markets,
and in buying for them, and hence their stock
salways fr esh and always first supplied With
the newest goods. They operate largely, do
bushes 6hlHe, principle Orthe snaIiest hrOi'
it's, and practice the spirit of liberal accom- =
uiodatlon. 80 aUFiW ,Et,rG sep.:l9-yi
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Bride and Bridegroom.

Essays for Young Men on the Interesting
relation of Bride@oopLo Bride, in ihe instyltpp;; =;
,ion of MarriasA,-a6uide>tO HSrmVrta
felicity, and true happiness. Sent by mail in
sealed letter evelopes fres ofcharge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadel-
phia, Pa. sept 10 ly
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Late Pastor of,hS Beaver liS ssGSE. S'a chatsh, aS
usivcDE,ymeneeoo,

81 3 New HeFfH ,Cti, June / 1867. Q a
81 dar faos ass ssnS GnlisJ feOn The great bens
Nv r uerseu, 70 sss st in spreading the fame Of
zoe Soe,S, SgsPsi Cufe fSouid state my Csse.
o,,nnl' ~ ,;n w year ago, ! hada Violent
S'uMn s,,s,, ~ II" .rhea, which hsted eight weeks,
o,s anrns "" .ch time employed three bhysi-
fhis, hu pV y Without felies until ! tried Goes
! pysI,e' ;yI, ,,sfa Cure. The first dose helped me;
55tt2iKiti,hrssItiInes aday for = week and was
eo' .rely cured; and I behege to-day that u
saved my iife, sBeiBg atiackediDa sinplar, ,wsy
this season. I took one dose, which .pdt nc al
Eight. l Would advise every, fgmpiy 70 Keep it
on hand really for iihm ecliath use, IN taAe OF
: 'fke above Nj. IbnnIn IS in 0ar employ, k66
We ,!. ;aa1. ypt!eh fer The above r'fsmeni beng
elG yedl sa Isl e; z: AkYf0attpp .ffattpif I iNloo'd iNlo'
.noo eg ,bsn1aonoo ylI4nos1eq
no Hsm9iIn99 ijod ojeluteqo
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sMfFH's IMERCAErfIE }eolTEeE'
Portsmouth, OHIO, prepares. yonns men prac'
,ically forthe duties ofthe countng'room, by
teaching them Bookkeeping Writing, and
Business Arithmetic, and also for general
business. There is no class system students
can enter at any time. College permanently
Located. ,opSndsykbd eysningsl sST 9qT
Address e. W. SMITH, Princi pal.
Ben. 10, lsGI-yl
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'&f the ,f5'late, session f.. Of. 2, 1T the h g
Grand EucampmentE @, Q, r.,
a chafter;% Was granted for an
EnoaalnlsIplmsdeta iii McArthur..,a, II
will be-, Be- instituted ii in a. short
time!S' !TGeis subordinate lodge
here is in prosperous condi-
ton.
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This world rainnO1vdtH remedy fOrrho miaanE
DYSPEPSIA.
Indigestion, SICK Headache, SOHrness
or Actditg Of Stomach, Rising 81
f4f0od WdtmeDcy. {Ldssit9lde, III
DJfna,a.aoo
o. bIitep Gompiaint, finally ylHr(

Liter Conptdlht,. .HHdHy '''''
misunderstanding jR .qi9c r.Ig.
Death,
Is nfged upon the attention. and trial Of suher.
.ers from this most horrible of all diseases.
Dyspepsia shows ITS IraVages ina Thousand
different forms, in fact, all disorders oi the
Stomach and BoWeiS with al IN cir complaints, {
such as Sick Headache, Heartburn, Depress-
ion, general sense Of uneasjness and feeIinS
that yeu are not well. Food distresses yoG,
rises aud sonrs on your stomRch;. breath u {
bad; skin at times flushed and not; don't feed ,
as if YOU could move or stiy about, aud Yorss
of ali, Indigestion or Constipation, Sre7fothink
more or less thap Dyspepsia, Thousands upr
on thousands sIitfar and die this way and
neither themselves or physicians know what
als them except that they are surely dying.
Reader, we repeat IL, this Is oil dyspepsia.
II YOU would have proof of our statenIent,W
you would save youI selves and children from
an early grave. r you would have henlth and
energy and strength, AGAIN we beg YOU TO try
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. C0EjS IIsI:!;; DYSPEPPSIA CURE,

You will see how. soon i will dlspel yonr
had feelings an a gloomy brebodinga How
soon il will chase away any species Of Dyspep:
sla. How soon it will give you Uewillie Nld
Jvigor, and how soon It will make ewell man
or rwomaa Of yen For. your own sake, for
the sake of every body sutierng,, we beg, wo
entreaf Won TO try it.y M. al f.,.I-l. .
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Habitual COstiveness or Con-
,NtiDa tiOIha Y,N

From this ailliction arises many Of the all
Fnss Of mpnkind.. In our everyday waks Of
lta.g hstiseqAS bmbliiao Of Nerfopsh hni
Sick Headache, Biliousness, Inactivity Of the
Liver, Piles, Llstlessnessi debility, Loss OF
,ppdtitc, Cnclic Pans, Want Of Sleep q
ghtIsuii'qPgSnes .tiInqgb DIR dRy. .yens.
srahytheeAifss of all thFsihAihFdf diiicHlNsJ
can be traced 20 Costiyeless or Constipation
the BoS.ls' Fald .: rshef io7 ihr eSgpaint
what is required; but among the multiplicity
OF catsITtie remedcs0 how shah they ciIooS,-
We all know that most cathartics, alter thor.
Ougl action on the bowels, leave them in per.
hsps aworse constipatedstate than bel61e the
remedy was taken. This however, il not the
ease with ,Robaek's, Pills. They net mildly
yet most eheeurt ly, ShS% veriScOusine that.
organ to throw oil the accumulated morbid
matter, leayirg the stomSch and bowels in Il
perfectly healthy aud natural state and not
constipated.s .rr 50. .-s,l
Those SAliciedihtlis way Go6td do we'll, af
terthe treatment aboye md Gated, to have Ro
backs Stomach Bitters where they could take
n dose after each meal; they would aid dlges.
ton and strengthen the stomach. sd. .,,,...
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-06-25

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stfdction Of bridgeson the rail
road last week. Dan.YiWill &
Bros. .Ihaye 10 have ;. received. Q
have " received a large stoGK ..Otl
dress goods linens dress TRIM
mings, etc. %, An ,extra, large
stock of handsome prints which
they bought very cheap, aud |
are prepared to sell at a'sniall-
advance, were Itsreseeived! trs 4 Call
ahdge1auipe now;d dwlha whailsfiths illssft the
stock is full. . ! ." 4'l-a4"o