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Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16
Glorious News from PennsyI
vania and Ohio.
OHIO $4,000.
The Administration Sustained
Dent and Democracy Repudiated.
CONSERVATISM WON'T WIN.

PENNsyLvANIA.-PHI LADEIPHIA.-Oci
1.-THE best estimates gives PhiladeI
phia to the Republicans by 1000 major
lty-a Republican gained Of over 1000
The Fifth Ward of Reading City gives ,
Democratic gain of 80. The Fourth Ware
a Democratic gain OF lac. The Seventh
Ward shows Democratic gain of 73.
Chester City gives Democratic pa;r
Of AZ East CITY, Northampton county. Z
Democratic gain OF 100.
Later returns shows the Republican
majority in Philadelphia is about 27OO.
Allegheny county shows Republican
loss OF about 1000. Gov. Geary is 1000
votes behind bis ticket.
Gettysburg gives Republican gain Of
Oxford township shows Democratic
gain of l.
Sunbury, Northumberland county
Democratic gain, lO9 Chester county
shows Democratic gain Of so. Newhope
Republican gain, So. Doylestown--
Republican gain Of Is. York borough
Democratic gain of TIA. Scattering re.
turns from other precincts shows gains
and losses slightly tavoring the Democra
| cY
Willisms, Republican, for Supreme
Court Judge, is running ahead of bis tick
ct.
At this hour, halfpast 10, the State is
doubtful.
Columbia, Lancaster county-Demo.
cratic gain LAG. Summerset, Summerse
county Republicans gain 10.
Reading, Burks county-In three wards
the Democrats gain 2l0.
Returns from twelve wards in Pbiladel
phia shows Republican gains Of -ll2O.
Westmoreland county. Democratic gain
266 Delaware county, 252; Corbin coun.
ty 100 Northampton. 300; Fayette coun-
y, IL; Green county, So; Chester county
Luzerne, Republican gain 865 Scbuyl
I'll county, twelve districts, Republicans
ll6.
The Twenty-sixth Ward reported l3
Republican majority; Republican gain
First Ward.-75O Republican majority;
Republican gain Of 45O. 1t is calculated
that the Republican majority in the city
will be about 1000.
Fifth Reported to have given $50 for
Packer Republican gain of 237,
The First and Second Wards Of Pitts.
burg show Democratic gain of $50.
West Chester City gave the RepubIi-
cans 573 majority Democratic gain Of 81.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l2.--In the Tween. /
tleth. Ward there was Republican gain
of 623. e''A
The Republican majority in the city of
Philadelphia will exceed 1000; in the
State over 10000.
OHIo-CoLUAsUs Oct. l2-Leadinr
Democrats here concede Pendleton's ID.
feat by 10000
CINCINNATI, Oct. H. Weather spIen-
lid. and the election is passing off quietly
with the prospect of full vote being poll
sd. Fendleton will take the entire Dem
'cratic strength, but there will be close
contest ir the city ticket. The Temper.
lnce ticket gets nothing.
Election returns show uniform Demo-
ratio gains, as follows Cumminsville SIS.
lancaster rs, Chillicothe $50, Marietta Al.
Hlpley l29, gainesville LOO, New London
a, GAINESVILLE TIA, Steubenville l6.
Ross county, Democratic gain 200:
shelby county, Republican gain 100.
Unofficial reports state that Hamilton
county gave Pendleton 1900 majority.
cleveland City, Republican, $50.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16

To ]. II. Jones, William ], Dove
and to all persons claiming or
having an interest, either legal
or equitable, in the lands herein
after described, at the time they
were sold for taxes, list of July
1857 and all such other per-
sons as may be interested therein.
VOU are hereby notified to be
= and appear before the Chance
ry Court Of Wilkinson county,
Mississippi. on the
FIRST MONDAY
NOVEMBER NEXT 1859.
and show cause, if any you can,
against the Tax title of William
Fl. eaumont, in and to the fol-
lowing described lands, lying and
being in said county and State,
to-wit
Three hundred and twenty acres.
in sections (43 and 49, township.
3, range 2. west. sold for taxes.
assessed to j. HI. Jones, the repu-
ted owner thereof, for the year
1865, and why the title Of said
claimant thereto, should not be-
confirmed, land conveyed to him as
provided by law. And do such
other things as then and there may
be adjudged by said Court herein.
s Il. s. VAN EATON,s
Sol. for WIN. BEAUMONT.
Oct. 9, 1S69.4w
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16

clse' drive out or destroy all who are il
their way. We do not think we have i,
these conclusions done any violence to tn,
construction Of any thing in the evidenc.
we have prescribed
We pass now to the principles Of the
Republican Party aud present the Plat.
form adopted on the Both day of Septem
Der last by the nominating convention at
Jackson:
Resolved, LIST, The Union irst, last and
forever '''
End, Freedom Of speech and of the
press.
Ord, Universal suffrage and universal
amnesty.
4th, Free schools, presenting the ben
etlts OF education to every child in the
State.
9th, Opposition to that unequal and un-
just system of taxation that discrimipates
against labor and bears upjustly upon the
industrious classes
9th. The revision of the Code of the
State so to make it conform to the con
ditions of free labor. with view especial;
" to more summary process for the col
lection of debts.
It'll, Adherence to the 18th and 18th
amendments to the Constitution of the
United States.
9Th, The exercise of the whole political |
influence of the State with Congress, for
the immediate removal as provided, of all
the disabilities imposed by the 18th amend
ment.
9th. The ratification of the 18th amend
ment to the Constitution Of the United
States,
10th. The new Constitution of Missis-
siippi, with the DISTINGUISHING and proscrp
i've clauses omitted
Every man who reads these can under
'tand there is no prescription in them for
'r towards any man or class OF men,
they are broad, liberal and progressive,
md we leave our readers to decide which
'arty is the one to which the term "Pro.
will best apply.
We present our case and we ask every
IAN to read and decide, feeling sure that /
'om the testimony they can but conclude T,
hat the Democratic and not the Repub
can Party is the party Of " Prescription. |.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16

The Radical party Of Mississippi has
purxed itssslf Of lis dead weight, and will
make . glorious fight in the coming can.
vass--Rnd En-. M
We were aware OF the fact that il had
taken very large dose Of" Blue Mass :
and that 10 consequence of the nauseous
dose al The genteel portion Of the party
had left the old oucern.--Braadon Re.
publican.
Yes. and that gentsel portion have
sines been doubly disgaced by your sup
porting them. ~
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16

Our friends, Messrs. NOBLE & McMr
cHAEL, OF the Woodville Republican, and
Col: PIERCE of Natchez Gen. ALDEgsoS
Of Fayette, Gen. FARRELL. OF Scott coun
ty' and Gen. GEO. @. Mckee, from the
scene Of his labors at jackson, called on
US this week. But they came and went
IKE SO many meteors in dark night, light.
ing up the weird solitudes Of. our sane
tum with a momentary light, and then
gone = Vicksbarg Republican.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16

The profession Of the radicals to favor
universal amnesty is altogether insincere
as is shown By their platform itself, which
pledges them to this policy only when it
is deemed safe to the county-that is-to
them and their oifici al standing and they
are to be the judges! Now is any brain
SO muddled that it cannot perceive that
these poor creatures would never adjud
&c it =" safe to enfranchise leading =. re-
bells SO long as such Acknowledgement
would speedily oust them from their
places !? 1t is poor transparent trick to
rob the other party Of its chief thunderbolt
without any guarantee whatever. Summit.
Times.
You are sweet specimen of humanity
Cooper, to get up and say what the Union
Republican Parry ought to do and what
they ought not 10 do.
We will iwagsr bet of one hundred
dollars that if it was not for the political
excitement now being carried on and the
use OF you as tool for the Ku Klux De.
mocracy in the coming campaign, the peo.
pie even Of Pike County would hot only
repudiate you but would refuse to 90 your
security for honesty were you placed in
room with dead Niger with pewter four
bit pieces over his eyes.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16
I WANTED.

AZ Che Court House, on Tuesday next,
one Or two colored men as candidates on
the Conservative ticket. Blind mules, old
cows aud several wagon loads Of promises
win Be donated 70 any one who will per-
mit his name to be used on that occasion.
Apply early to the managers as ii is sup
posed that one thousand, more or less, will,
be anxious to secure the prize.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16

We call attention to the advertisement
Of Morgan q Go, Of Natchez. 10 our ad-
vsrtising columns. To all our patrons
and others, who have occasion to visit
Natcheg, We say, do not fail to call on
shsm, where everything you want. can be
procured at the most reasonable prices
from their large and well assorted stock.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16

The best mouth. wash we ever tried |,
Darby Prophylactic Fluid. A few drons
10 some water cleanses the mouth apd
sweetens the breath, and does no iniury
70 the teeth Brandon Republican.
Frants, what has Darby done to you
that you should prosecute him thus |? We
are certain that no one who reads your pa.
per- and your puff Of Darbys Fluid, will
ever buy any Of hat cleansing material.
Darby should sue you for damages.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16


j. B. Patton, former District ATTORNEY
for this District, Is the Conservative Re.
publican candidate for State Senator in
Copiah and Claiborne counties.
Col. W. r. Tinsley is also announced as
an Independent candidate on the straight
out Democratic Platform. We admire
the Colonel's independence. He is an old
and worthy citizen of Port Gibson and
will rally many Of the faithful to bis
support.
The Republicans viii probably nomi.
nate Judge 9. B. MiAsap's Of Copiah, SO
there will be triangular fight 10 which
there can be no doubt of the success Of
our candidate.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16

The remains Of the late Cap. WIN. J.
Minor were brought up on the Post Bow
on Tuesday, ana inferred In the family
graveyard at Concord, On Wedpeseav <
large number Of relatives and friends were
in attendance. Truly good, usefnl ma
eminent man has gone from among Us.
Ndtches Courier
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16

The Vicksburg Times Of the 2lst, an.
nounces the melancholy suicide Of D. w.
Hurst. Jr., on Monday last, in that city.
Mr.. Hurst was said to be an excellent
young man. son Of Judge d. W. Hurst.
Formerly Of Amite.- Ndtches Courier.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16

iii understood and pretty generally
conceded that the State Of Mississipp,
will be straiehtened after the Both Of next
November and there win be no Dent (deut)
in her.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16
Just Received,

A NICE Lot Of Staple Dry Goods,
IA Fresh Groceries, &C.. &C.. Cheap for
Cash, by KELLER & ARDREY.
March Is. 80 tffasK hot
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16
New Advertisements.
For Sale.
Sherifs Sale.

l
Sheriff's Sale.
H. s. Van Eaton,
Judgment May 10, 1867, for $4s7.26.
8. A. Richardson, Admr'x, J
| vs.. Ala III ri
F. N. Currier.
Judgment May It'll, 1868, for S572,25.
S. A. Richardson, Admr'x. !
f. M. Currier.
Judgment May 7th, 1868. for $52,ll.
Taylor, surviving partner Of
Taylor, Knapp, 4 Co. Fl. Fa. :.
VS..
F. M. Currier.
Judgment Nov. llth, 1868, for S4O33, O6.
Each Of above Judgments bearing int.
rest from date at the rate of ten per cent
per annum.
by VIRTUE of the above sta.
- ted writs to me directed bv
the Honorable Circuit Court of
Wilkinson County. / win proceed
to sell for CASH, to the highest
bidder, at the Court house door in
the town of Woodville, on
MONDAY, the lst day of w
NOVEMBER, A. D. 1869,
all the right. title and interest of
the above named defendant, in and
to the following described parcel
of land. lying and being in the
county of Wilkinson and State of
Mississippi, to.wit:a JssiFtps,se
A certain tract of land, situated
in said County of Wilkinson and
State of Mississippi, namely =
.4bout eight hundred and ten acres
in all, and known as Belmont Plan
tation-thc whole bounded on the
North by lands Of Benjamin Row
on the East by lands of Mrs. IN.
L. Tiener and L L. Babcrs south
by lands of L l.. Babcrs. and
Vest by lands of l.. L. Babers and
Buffalo Greek about $500 three
hundred acres Of said tract having
been purchased from Mrs. Eveline
McNulty about (6O) sixty acres
from Robt. Norwood. and about
(45O four hundred and fifty ac.e;
rom the heirs OF Peter Smitn
'aid Belmont Plantation being sit
lated on the Percy's Greek road
lbout three and a half miles from
Fort Adams.
Also, all the rights and privil-
'gcs OF Mrs. F. NJ. Currier in and
0, or growing ont Of her purchase
md lease of school section adioin-
ng the above described tract
Levied on as the property Of de-
endant Mrs. T. NJ. Currier, and
Eill be sold TO satisfy the above
tated claim and costs of suitak
The sale within the hours pre-
cribed by law.
". H. NOBLE, Sheriff.
Oct. i6,i 1869 3w 5000
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16

Aglt i FoR GOVERNOR,
III GENERAL JAS. L. ALcoRN,
sl4i a or coAHoMA.
.sHfna alt -----
23a.s FoR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
.Bgafaasa r. G. POWERS,
klss al or HoxuBEE.
ysss8 na aHH 4--
bas roa SECRETARY or srArE,
aa8 JAMES LYNCH,
or HrxDs.
foA ArprToR OF Pubic ACCENTS,
b, MUsGROvR,
ss or CLARK.
&li ifi ---
s1s FoR TREAsuRxR,
ell 4. W. Il. vAssER,
OF MONROE,
.hNw AA& ---
st " Foa ArroRSEr-6ExxRlI,
,sa4ia JuDoE J. 8. MORRIS,
g or WARREN.
ToR SUPERINTENDENT OF EpucArroS.
sdg Carr. II. r. PEAER,
A., OF WARREN.
hi aYsH s. ---------- f.ss3 hf
sYala ron ConeREss, 5RH Drsrrrcr,
aiaal icon. 4. W. PIERCE,
sa asN2 sAl or ADAMS.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16

TxRxs FOE ANNOUNCING CASDrDArEs.-
For State and District Offices, $40. For
County Ofices, $40. For Police Dis.
tricts, IS. Invariably in advance.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

VRON BRF,Fy-Tn steamship Wese Feb az Hilss H. Bos
%, srd sif- Dueis ChaA Albert Never and VIE " Boa
81. Watson, p. Mofgeustern kennedy ~
vsi., n Borisrgever Ma g. Gerber aud child ". Adler D.
sc65,se.pbstg A. Schannann G. Peters Hoe SehueEg A.
P,sbssf rA family Mr. and M Root C. selaug AMI ioa
BIoh Capt Kng,izd Moore aad iAniy NJ Ahd Ma wood h
FROM AsPISwALL-rn steamship Alshs Feb 7aJohn ~ Pono
o. n X r. Pierce. ". H. whiehouss Brooks = ~ hosisr'
Uemihi Newcomb, daughters and children A.
T. Apderson w Morris Chhs Leal Sisters Of 81 J9,erh
pub Can't Lout A. Caudot M Mclieny hstsr ehbfen ana
i,S,J d ID HoSeasssI VIM L. web Capt A. B Pattsn, William
Cor.o Mr., Gsorge and chdren Ia Bancroft wife ard infant
and cldFcn Geo Coz j. r. Tolls =
Bhgs Nrs waGni and IhsAn H. Da1A y Haeer a.
a Cola Mis- H. A. RsdnKtob Mira Kate Pulep Glnan VIC
sd uAni HosnAp. NIs Mar Bugn Miss Jessie DaEsrds
Power Dr. Isaac BehSse. Dr. TbuIteo Wm Douglas n NJ '
II r. r. Smith. NJ. Perez A. de OuArio, ~ fce
ara chllren Arnoad sampson a. Brown. Nj" BHdges
N,,sb, n undsY ISss stuhl Rachael Koufnan jan
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stole, n Clar W. n Ilunt Louis PeAnd Andrew FOLEY O. W.
Wsss 81 G. 0uiFige aad "a Ia the steerage - =.
TROM SAVASSAH-fn steamship Hsrmin nvnrion, Feh Ia
J. Miller and wife, Miss EmmA
Nile Fesy Mira Joas, .nd hss,' iounE lie hady
A IL Galtsy Wlsis. A. H. Bo.sFs Ha9dhat, ~ hAhon'
James Nsho Gsy. DAEs oKsss James hsff"" '0nh se'0
1haflss nssrllE.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
srw-yoRkl DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY. MARCH I, 1869

by an unknown man who made several hrsts a. hm wiz
happily without eject Mr. making his escape loIo wy
Tesdeat in the neishborbood and "AiAH' D '
for bh arrest :,
WEST FARMS-Since alluding to the accidental
poisoning Of Mrs Benjamin Taylor the ~ a ,sid "a
10 the been learned: Dr. George W. Hes on ss ]
sed lady pronounced the TO be one o. polns [
He administered autiotes accordingly aud had the
ths patient relieved danger sr way Of
appears the LADY had used bottle which bad b 10.
preparation Of aconite roo, M another pupoe hu ~ r,ons
not been properly cleaned before using IT, portion D1
drug found 70 be still aiheng the bottom ana hu i"Ps
mixture taken as 10 endanger her life.
JERSEY CITY, N. 1.-THE woman injured on u tno =,
and BsseI Road few days since aud epoTisu ut'
81 Ha HOSPITAL where she fingered until SATURDAY hs9s snp I
put end her sfeTinga Her hrH Bino ele was 80 a
dent Carlsbad Bergen County and intending 70 fN
Union Hill She out Of the Brie at the innns yr nc 10
oftakug The borseca at the foot OF The hu aud btluB
Of tie tsn which over her These hos "Co Coro,n,
cited al inquest which commenced before NoIgne Ni
White yesterday. The investigation will be eoneludu 60 LII
The police YESTERDAY Who are 10 1Ae
standing the Of streets Sundays lbe
derry conduct and the prisoners committed Cb.i
t,ay arrested Perry named respectively Joh %
V,ndy,eT md Johp Bngsborn violation Of city or
dnanee II disotdery conduct Tue paes
nec,sd with the Newark which run on sunday nd se's Tis
passengers at toe ferry whsu they were ordered ANp Th I'm
Instead obeJng they acted olordey manner ana 'ne 'oa %
ehorn aii named caught tbs Chiefly the throat and also s"
Knife him The prisoners we're beli TO bail
COMMUNIPAW, n. J;-The business Mt the abat-
tor the week follows ReeetVedCae Zf8i ho o''
sheep IS i2l SugheTedCstte s81i Hogs 1885, Sheep 9I
HUDSON CITY, n, 1.-The Hudson County jas
tees The Peace met hotel on Saturday night axe meas
ne, 10 sfure passage Increasing their lees ahu Ao
crelsg the Of debt to be sued for before them COMMITTEE
was appointed 20 Trenton 10 The passage o lhe Dill
BERGEN n 1.-THE citizens Of this place held
meeting Saturday night shen hey eoncnled upon Tue
Welsh. the policeman who shot the burglar hheAp 1877
weeI bas besg presented wtb aslTermonnied pistol
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
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New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
LATEST SNIP NEWS

. . ARRIVED.
steamship Ala,ih Gray AspiaWLl Feb TO- md's ps m'' "'
treasure O.. -, s..,h..,,,, v.h IA
steam tp Thh Nurply L1srP0O Feb ousshstO"h R'h 10
ana Boston Peh ~, Inase. -,
ssamsS 3 lIattsras Roberts Norfof. ndse. and pssA
Savannah ndse ani pHsa
pessbn Nav Saud of Moore Wilmington. " c. naval aoeA
Btsttaship Deris Mott. Provdsnee. mdse. ard PASS
Steamship AbemaHe R0hers Norfolk, mlse and pass
sCHO0sEKs-RFEn Asp cOAsrwtE.
Louis Msps,. Port Jshuson. WIN. Jones ElIabeihpoIt
George h. Bitos. Vrgph. hadhA PEI, Ofsai Egs lIbVL
Charles O. Conad Baltmors Frances Graham YBgEA
ChtA A. OrsinsF WEXFORD, ca Jos Y. Ross, Taunt9n
IotEou, Ne !. Haven MuquAs, New Haven.
4. n Parktr, Glen Cove Flight, Bristol
James Parker New.Hareu Lucy Jones. NeWllaVea-
Orlando Smith New-HAYen j. P0uir lrt Nafelan,
ID. 4 y Kelly. Boston. Sarah II. FAeoner, horApofA
Geo Washipftou stamford Elizabeth White virginiA
Mail, GreenWlch. hQn Belsl, 'lIkhia
stephen Wasuan New. Bedford John HiekBAn Pr0Vllenee
Baltimore, SeuIlayen.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Blackstone from BALTIMORE
homH York Beog-Bfk Western Sea, ffou SfnYrna
CnAELEsroN G., Ftb 2ArYed bchr W. H. Tiers from Glen
ana yaa1 from Hole Clara rom Philadelphia steamship Sa
sgosa SsvYot Sailed bark Oscar, for BATesoeAi eHE Jane
CATualeta. foT Bareel6nh 81, -. 49,
FOREIGN PORTS,
frvxEPooL 2Tbe steamship Minnesota from New orb has
arrived
SPOKEN.
Ship valp from NsNlok for Francisco jan 20 lat ~ NJ
Ship 81 Luo, Chapman EswYoI for California Jan a. lat
10 ~. lon a.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

.o ssorv for maintaining the railroad and equip
Penses eton 10 do the business offered, the ex
ponses Of the COMMISSION and the operating as
foro Defined shall he dlVlued equahy VeV"''
the civ OF New.York and the state a., ,,,sor
SEC IL Except several acts relating to the 70
80, TJ y Railroad Company, oil acts and parts OF acts
heretofore passed eonterng upon any aus T Hr
~ Nav York which are to be operated by steam, are
hereby repealed. . :, -. ,.,,o.,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
FOWLER'S ADDING MACHINE.
IT'S CAPACITY 90. 100000.

This the only machine nvenkd that viii add r and
eight columns Those who are in search os practical machine
should not fail F0wLERs practically worked and demonstrated
and then draw conclusions The for temporary silence
IN advertising owing want Of omaehne
to NEE. the demand Upward have been ' to date including
large and smal sine. Price e5 each. y
Those desiring to investigate the sale and manufacturing OF the
machines With view buying the right Of the State Of EewYOE e
only STAT L may do so By applying the oe oftbe inventor
supply Of machines are band An those having
ordered machines within the past two promptly supplied
GEO. B. FOWLER.
No 81 Park.row. n. Y, Room No o.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
Sold By ell Druggists

ExTRAoRDINARY IMPROVEMENTS IN ARTI-
TlcrAL TErrH-Om "wstson's Weekly AT JournaL')-Dt h
always RANKED ai deuhsis and dentistry 0T"
much bis scientific researches buI his new invention Of sueOn
Cellular Plate combined With reud gold web and base for ar
fetal ..b perfection than We baTe sen hh'o
gb. hardly weight the hand and extremely sla'e and
strong By series Of held mmOvabe in the mouth ard
40 p and CON pact interfere With speech taste 10
The e, ess and frmsst dsnDrs that was ever pat the
mouth, Gnd, consequently We eommsndit f
7.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
IAnnonnrcmentl1

WHAT IS MORE COMMON OR DISTRESSING
rHAS BILIOUS ATTACK WHO not familiar with the wvLkno'n
,ympoms Oppression the Stomach and Chest Lo" sprs
Rss,es,ne Gloomnsss Mind WEAKNESS, Dull Headache Dry
o 1,,pc. the skin yellow Tinge Of White Of the Bes
Los, Appetite Cosven Pew, indeed Of the more ordinary
Ills Of life widely prevalent than these Bilious D'odsi ana
yet they may readily got rid Of BY using DR. JArsE sNArvA
PmLs by whose operation the Liver will be rapidly restored 10 hea
action the yated secretou Of be Stomach changed all Cosvens
removed ami the whole system assisted recovering It's normal condition
Sold By ali Druggists
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HOME NEWS.
TUE WEATHER.

pvu.pKs-2ith-Moming TO II very Sndy from 70 ~
os,cssi AZ s cloudy cloudy at ana ~ Aerno1n
And Fvening-WinJy and vaabe heaTy saoV Squat ~ M s
sT and 3:1 28th-MomInR-lite haty az - eear Io
20 IA Afternoon and to 81 slightly cloudy 70 mlds
TIM piEKT VESua-Ths morning star rises at % minutes
amer ocloek hour before sunne On the h Of
will very the nOon sppIoaehng 70 alhee oI I ss,
satele its nearest hppr0aeh made ths sI
n ,bs tae south equator the planet wall be oeuled 20
anIousy awaited ranss OF venus over Ne suns u
place 10 December 1874 and 1874
C.p ParL Meteorological report FOR the week ending Peb a. 6si
BIRoHErRR. THKRHOEETEA
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BRoKAw BROTHERS Great Clothing Empo
ra sls l1g BOy and retail opposite Cooper Institute
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ELEcrRIcITY applied for the cure OF acute
,d chronic Iais by CnAEBERLS No Wsii Fourteenhl
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VERMONT SPRING WATER.-The great rene
dv for Cancer Scro Kidney Diseases DJspepsa ate So W Diu
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" DrohdSy av doors below bis old paee anu ge' ooh VI
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