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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13
The Gorilla.

Ills PHYSIQUE ASCoMpARED WITH
THAroF MAN-ISrEREsTlNG FACTS.
a lecture recently. delivered in
Now York by Dr. Lemcrcicr on
"Tho Gorilla" contained an cla-
boratc and interesting comparison
Of the gorilla with h}man.
Though not quito so tall rs tho
average man, thol gorilla is far
more powerful than -1ecnun, huv-
ing, according to Du ChaiIIu, tho
| strength Of eight able bodied mon,
Only two Of these creatures have
been dissectcd in Europe, ono by
Professor Dovcrnoy, and the other
by DIR. Auzoux. No live gorilla
has bceu brought to Europe or
America. The differences between
man and the gorilla are very strik-
irg. The latter cannoL Stand up.
right: owing to tho structure of
his spinal column ;yhis arms are
longer, and his logs arc shorter
than those Of the human species
in walking he commonly uses the
backs OF his hands, fplacing thrm
Hat upon The ground; he has thir-
teen pairs OF ribs and the female
fourteen whereas mai. has bnt ten :;
nc has several muscles which arc
not found in man; he has hagpiprs
under his arms, connecting with
his windpipe and ylbttis, and by
comprcssing these with his arms
he can make II noise more terrible
than the uproar Of Il thousand
ra@mcn, and which can bo heard.
according to thc'ttStimony Of VI.
Dn Chaillu, ut Il distancc of three
miles and more. Ills hand is
greatly inferior TO "Lho human
! hand, and, besides, there exists Il
! multitude Of minor differences in
other organs. But what places
man far above The I;orllia is tie
vast superiority o. The human
brain and head. The gorilla has
Il better lrxrlopcd head than the
lion, and when young his cranium
has great resemblance TO that OF
4 Child. But ailcrwurd, though
there is an immense growth of
the bone, there is no expansion OF
tho cavity Of the skull, and consc.
quent! y none Of the brain. The
lecturer expressed himsuIf at con-
siderable length on this point
and in such q manner rs to max Q
1t evident that he WAS no believer
in thc hypothesis Of Darwin. All
animals bave boon ma.,u TO meet
the wants Of their material life,
aud arc wonderfully contrivcd (or
those purposes. Tie gorilla has
! been made Il savage inhnbitant OF
the forest, and is adapted for rap
! idly ascending trees. His chest
and muscles are nnrvclIo,S, and
il the animal had had the wisdom
and cunning OF man, the African
race would long since have been
swept away from their native soil.
/ IN connection with The gOrilla's
chest, DIR. Leme"ricr said that
the strength Of any animal what
ever is according to the develop,
mcnt Of tho chest, and took occa-
sion once moro toimprcss upon The
audience the benefit which result
cd to children from s,rrnghtenin @
their lungs by gymnastic cxerci-
SOS.
| - 5Lo D
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13

The london Nrws says: otis
not merely that Mount Etna has b,
again broken forth into eruption
but that the now ont burst ia char: ..
acterizcd by a violence and intcnsill, :
ty indicative Of tho wide extent,x
OF tho region Of disturbance, ,,bo.
meath tho crater. For nino hours r
on The pi@ht Of December s %, tho >;
m"u"'nin was vomiting hamos,a
and lava to IL prodisious heiglft!%s
S:oncs AMI burning matter werS,. d" "
projected from tho crater, and go
high did some Of those 'projectile,ss
reach that tho sand and smalletno
stones fell over Aci Rcale and evon = },
over Mcssino, or to disfanco,of =
upwards of forty miles from tBe !,
cone Thc lava is now flowing Il"
every Direction from the crater
ana devastating the surrounding !
country. After the second great g
outbnrst, tho eruption bccams.,,
somewhat less active; but that :
the mountain is fur from bcing',
likely soon to sink to rest, is .evi,,
dcnccd by the fact that dcafcning .,
dctonations still Continue to bo
heard. If any furthcr evidence
were wanting Of the magniticenoe
Of tho scale on which Etna is now d..
crnptins, it would DO found in tho u
fact that the news wo havo 70! q
ccivcd comes from Valotta, which
is upwards Of ono hundred and
twenty from Etna. Wo are told "
that crowds assembled at Valetts. -
to witness the grand spectacle
afforded by tho burning mountain"
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pn:Over and Over Again.

Yn n:OVer and over Again.
Orer and over again,
No matter which, t,wqy 7 turp,
always find III tic Book of LiCo
|Some, lesson I'bave to learn.
l must take my turn at The mill,
!1ahust grind Out tho golden gram,
must'%ork At my tnsk with resolutc will
Over and over,agai". -
We oaunot measure tho need
.Qf,even tho tinicst flower, ...., ....
Nor.eheqk the flow Of the golden sands
eIWtTHn through II single hour, ... =,
Bp!i tho 3morning dues must fall;.
nnd 1hqsun and the sumner rnin
MIST do their part, and perform it all
Over and over again. -,
Over and over again
The brook through the meadow flows,
And .91veENna 8vef,ugain", :, .i,,:
The, ponderous mill whecl goes,
oiSor doing will no, sufie',
Though doing be not in vain,
And blessing, failing us ouce or twice,
May come if We try again.
The pnlh'that has once hccn ,rod
Is never so rough to the feet;
And the lssson We once hnvc learned
Is Peyqf % I'afa !b:rcpept: i;
Though sorrowful tears may fall,
And. tic heart to It's depth bc driven
With storm antl tempest, wc need them all
TO render Us meet Tor Heaven.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13
Important to Cotton Planters
The Cotton Worm.

| AAiS N<oINol Wy SlIlls
EDIroRs MACON TELEGRApn
| notice in your daily Of tho 10Th
Of December, MI article taken from
the Selma (Alu.) Times and lies
Sen4gef, upon this all important
subject to farmers, and you invite
discussion ,uponit.,
Tho writer states that ho saw
the egg and worm Of tho cUtton.
! fly found in the cotton stalk, &c.
, From the history OF insects, l can
find no facts confirming his state.
mcnts, and | dare say the writer
Is totally I'D error as to their mode
OF propagation. ".. -'.
Thc fly lays tho egg in summer,
on the tender parts Of the cotton
plant, the worm is speedily
ha'ched out. growing rapidly. and
t" forming tho cocoon, in which
state the larvae exist all winter.
|, ),,,,.,, ,,,..., =,
nro, .v. '.ni -, 10 o. 49, ,; 49,, Wv
~ - '''"' ''''''S VIC
summer. In tho spring it cuts
cut Of its scll.male prison, and
goes forth rs before. Insects that
deposit their egg in the pith Of
stalks have Il caudal appcndagc
>,;', ,,,.,, l' ~, " "'"' .''
.,,,,.;o' ,c,,,o,,., ''S, S,,,o .,1'..,: -,
,r. ,.y,n,,l,, -
n.y., !,
,l;.r;, ,,,, ,,,,,,, c,,>; ,.,.
.,.L ,a,, .L
v,r,. -, ,h,;, ,,,., s,..
.,,,r,.,. t.a, ,Ia,. ,.I :,
n,s;ts tlo ,,,,,.. ,ho,,u,o ,o., ,
n,., ,,,,, 80, =,
,v ,,,,;,, 1r,i,, ,..,
,;,, n,l,. .nc,,,, 49,, ,i,,1',. @
o,,,,o, i,o u,,,;, ;,,: 80.
small c,n,n,ss of , ,,,t,, .,oll,
he will 500 tho fallacv or bis oo
| Sc, tions.
There arc bundrcIs or othor :,
sccts that prov .uuon th, rotton
plant, some OF which NO donht
deposit their crrs IN tho vsu,
and make that, thc;r vin,cr ou,r
tcrs. If tho wri,cr vii, nd.
vocate cleanliness ycncra,lv m ,
farm, i'm nv humble iudrmcnt
he will co.tr,b.tn so omewba,
TO ,,,Yto III, ,r,u,I, e.. :, ,,,
! .oncrS, hrL.rs .und,r old I,,,s.
- ''N" l''''H' arc 70 DC l9''ho count
w ''"'''''''' % ''''Ne "''.o'S po"S
!" I''''>'''''' "'r-''H'''' an" perfect
> ~ ''''''" from winter o'"S's'
'''' .''''''' .. ''FI'e arc Fr"}'a.
I"'>" - '' sou w. ~ ~ '''c 'oo'h o.
''''''> ~ '@'S-''h' common sung
"'' ~ ''' '''''''''''--''' ''' '" nc co'-
W. " ~ ~ ''''''' '''>' ~ ''ee'"eht'
',"i'I'>''
=, "' "' '>''''>' -'''>'''S' i'''''"rSS'
I0 wy - ~ 1"oH''''' I'''"'' 9
"''e' :' ":'' "'l'" '''''' c'"'o "o-
M r':1 va . -: ''''''''''' '''' S""'ec' !,
''' 80 '"V '"' '''''''" "'"
/, 7'' " ""' R''''''>, I,
o. % " >"' = '''o =, ''''o''
| ,', - >''7 .,'' W. '"'9 ''''" u
,r,,> - s'I,','& '' u
n,,.>,., <,.>,., -, n go y
| "'.N,.. ',gn ~, ,'".' ,''.'. 11,'' ''''
a lady WAS reading to her five
yca's old boy the story OF Il little
boy whose father was takon i'll
and died, after which the voup~-
Slor So, Observation-Disclosures ~ v.,,,1. q
:, .,,,.;,, :, ,...'..',.a' " !" " ~ u,
~ ''S''' - '"i'l'o''''s "'''iSc'' an"
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might be seen u young girl with
awealth Of golden hair, eyes like
tho vioIeet's hue, and lips like Wild
cherries, This was tho Princess
Elizabeth, and ell eyos were turned
to her;'as sho seated horsolf in the
velvct-etshioncd pew appropriated
to the court. The mysterious or,
ganist fixed his.cycs upon her and
! went on playing. No sooner had
the music reached her ears than
she started as if II ghost had
crossed her path, Tho blood faded
from her chock, her lips quivcred,
and her whole frame grew trcmu-
lous. At last her eyes met those
Of the organist, in a long, yearn-
ing look, and the melody lost its
joyous notes and once moro walled,
and sighed, and clamorcd.
'By my faith whispered the
king to his daughter, this organ
list has II master hand. Uarll yo,
he shal! play at your weddingtH'
The pale lips Of tho princess
parted, but she could not speak
she was dumb with grief Like
one in a painful dream, she saw
the pate man at the organ, and
heard tho melody which filed the
vast cdiiicc. Ayo, full well she
knew who he was and why the in
strumcht seemed breathing out
the agony oT 4 tortured, hc;irt.
When the service was over, and
the royal party had left the cathc-
dral, he stole away rs mysterious
~ as ho came: -fic was not seen
again by the soxton till the YES
per hour, and then appeared in
the or.%an-lo(t and commenced his
task. While ho played, u. veiled
figure glided in and kcclt near q
side shrine. There she remained
tiIl ,ho vor.,,;,,,,,r, ,,;.,au,.,,
whrn',h, G;h,x,,n ,I,u.nod hon 49,
III, sh,rl,l,. .,,1 eo;1
'Madam, everybody has COMO
but you and ne, and ] wish to
close IN, to,rs
Il inn NOT r,cJr ,o ,so ,o,
wos the rr,,,v .!cavo n,n ,"..o
mcr
NV, ,,xio, a,o,, tno,- ;,.o
..,,.,,. ,;,,. ;.
te,,L M, ,,,.,nr;,,,s o.,.,,,,,,
sill l;rr; h;s W., hrt IL. hoa,,
WAS bowed ,nn, = !. ;ustr,,,,oat
auJ he conf, 500 ,,n ,ono ,,ot.n,nn
4, lcny,L shc rose (ron IN, ,iyln
,nd n,,viru ~ ,ho, : or,x,,, 1on
.nouscd hre;,,c .thc ~ e;c:;.n ~.
.nrrt tr,r, clio ,,,,,,<,,.,,,
Ouick os thor,h, tho or,,,ni.,
raiscd,b his hco,4 'Thcrc wi,h thr
iuht Of lamn susnonJnd ,o th,
arch ,bovc c,ll;,,r .rn,, ,u,,r hor
stno,, th, nr;nrooe VIII, h,d ,.rooo,i
tho rovol ncvthot ,1,v rho oo,,r,
dross oc 1.nlvo, ,,;,h ;,s .>,f, o,,,;,o
,r;r, ,,;,us tho t;or, H., ,n,1.
loco.thc hrocu,o,s.>hod hoo, 49,
,,l,,,,,.ol c>,
q lonr thic,, yo;, wh;,h ,v,s ,,o,,.
nnshr1 b,nl, from Tho f,;r o;,1;.h
fnco:
1Ob'l }Ll;z,I,ctL J5,;vohn,1,r ~
claimed the oryanist and hc sunk
at her feet and oozed wis, fn),v
into her troubled ewes.
sWhy arc YOU here, Bcrtram p,
asked the princess,
T. camo to bid YOU farewell land
as I dared not venture into the
palace, I gained access TO the. ca
tbndr,l hI, b,.;t;,,. ,lo Lol ,,;,,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13

Wisconsin, or rs it is moro prop.
crly and more beautifully spelled,
OOiScpnSin, mcaTH "Guthcring OF
the Waters"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13

IHE TRIAL OF JEFFERSON DAVIS. .--.-
According to the New York Post,
il is probable that soon after tho
United States Supreme Court"
meets again III January, motion
will be made to advance tho caso
Of J EfFEnsoN DAVIS on tho docket
in order that it may DO heard
during tho present term Of tho
court. Unless such q motion is
made, tho case will not DO reached
in It's reg'llar orderundertwo years.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13
=

From statistics published in the
New York papers it appears that
there arc nearly 1900 opium eat,
ors in that metropolis, many Of
whom are Iadic" residing in ''np-
pcr.tcndon.."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-19
Non-Resident Taxes.

In the town Of surrv Ia The County OF Hancock
for the year lsss. the Following list Of taxes on
real estate of nonresident owners In the town OF
surry for the year 1857, in bills committed to r.
A. Merrill, Collector Of said town, on the Hrs day
OF June ISIS, has been returned by him to me a.
remaining unpaid on the =, day OF June lsb9. by
paid. and notice il Hereby given that If the said
taxes. interest and charges are not paid into the
treasury Of said town. within eighteen months
from the date OF the commitment o. said bills. so
much Of the real estate taxed will be snnicient
TO pay the amount due therefor including Interest
and charges, will. without further notice be sold
at Public Auction at the Post Otfice tn said town
the o. day Of December fsi9. AT O'Clock y NJ
Names Nooilot acres val tax
Robf 7. Carlisle 100 $50 sF.lo
T.. j. T.. Carter t9-su $50 2 ~
jas. Dunham 24-d -, 80
Celia HInesiey house & wharf lot $50 s5.6a
II. Means IL - 70 ~
John Mitchell IL Of Mil 600 IL ~
swS3 JoHN NJ. MEgRfIL,
Treasurer Of sur-y.
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Caterpillars

There is Il very general complaint. com
in. from all parts Of the country. that the
c1serpi lars are very numerous. and e1-
ornamental trees. they are making sad
havoc.
This insect. once considered so innocent
and harmless. proves to be one Of the great
ct l-.ts 10 the fruit grower. II bel'ns
10 numerous family. having, it 10 said.
more than two hundred and seventy sub
varieties. divisions. or families. all OF which
are very destructive. The most Injurious
is the apple tree caterpillar or Ldekeg
A3th as II is called by some entsrnologists.
This trioe OF the caterpillar family Is uni
versally known throug hout America. The
army worm. another tribe. stands next In
the order OF destructiveness, combining IL,
damage chiefly to ain and grass fields
The cotton worm. which appeared IN 1866
Ia countless myriads in the cofon-gron ing
states. destroying millions of dollars worth
OF cotton. and in many instances running
the planters who relied upon hi crop
alone. is another sub-varety OF the cat
erpilar family. The filthy canker-worm.
called also spd.-icor1a. topper. and oeoDseter.
50 damaging TO the apple and elm trees
In Massachusetts, belongs to this same or
der. Of which. IL destructibility is a virtue.
the v hole caterpillar may justly be proud.
we have the bes: OF authority for say
ing. that the canker-worm has never found
its way across the New Hampshire Line.
into Maine. although its appearance has
several times been reported. The day OF
its advent. ill long b. remembered By
those who cultivate apple trees. timber
belts. and shade trees.
The very name OF caterpillar. supposed
10 be derived from two French wouds. deGf
food and pillar 10 pisnder. is very sug-
gestive of its character
Why these destructive insects. which APP
peared more or less. every season some
seasons 30 sraringiy n not TO attract at
tention. or appearing suddenly In aston
i-hing numbers over avast extent Of conn
try. defoliating or de.ti oyin. whole or
chards a3d forests in fe~ days. seems "a
be almost unacceptable. or snexplaina-
BILE. But. il l. believed that when the at
tention Of farmers and fruit growers have
been attracted to this subject. sufficiently
to command ar earnest. and full investiga.
ton Of the habits and natural history o.
the various insects injurious TO the crops
of farm orchard and garden. that. which
now, is mysterious. will be cleared from
obscurity and made Ineligible.
The great injury that those cultivatin.
the sill suffer from the depredations Of thu
insect tribes upon their crops and fruits
and which seem to increase from year Il
year. reveals the necessity Of more init
mate acquaintance with their species an
habits, to successfully contend agains
them.
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Notice of Foeclosure

co''t hsreas James A. Candage of BIuehiu in the
DEED dat q the 18th, day of November a r. ~
recorded IN Book lsl Page 5Ge, Hancock Registry
Mebber certain parcel Of Land si,na,as a. i- ~
iu Th ana bounded southwesteriy b. land 81 NJ
n. thase Nerthwester.y by the head Iins 81 iots
Sortheasteriy by land Of Ira Weber ar Ph,nssi
ogSsihs and southeasteriy by the shore.
lts condlfion OF said mortgage having heen hro
Aen hereby claim to foreelose the same
"a, HANNAH WEBER,
'"Si by j. A. DEAN, her Atty,
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In Bank uptcy,

District Court Of the United stase.--pistr4rt
HAine p
In BANKRUPTCY. Ia the matter Of / / r..
10 said District Hankrupt NA'
u sorsirrnd that second General Nseftnv j,
the Creditors Of ssid baakrup,s be held b~i-,
P'tsr Thatcher one OF the Registers IN Rausrn,.
~ IA sad district ~ tho Bffce Of the ierk i, h
Courts 10 HI swarth The 3lst dsy Of Aps-',
y be- % - - oclars 4. NJ Cor tAs par,.,,.+
nasnltsi III the tWcnfF seventh section OF In. e.
rupi- Set of March 81 1871 NJ which rnecfip, -
may he fouHd and tho Creditors may dotrruIrS
ths amount oi bisttiend to be declared
t'Eo \. DYER. Assignee
August sth i%gg s,
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In Bankruptcy.

IIN TKTtT OF MAINE.
At Ellsworth on the eth day Of .Tulv 80
ticr is hereby given that second general snss, ~
of the creditors OF George W Collins OF nner
10 said District on the Sist day OF August Ion =
ten o'clock A. N. ~ the Office Of Peter Th,ist ~
kssl. Register IN bankruptcy Tor said ps,r,c, y
vii al The Clerk Of the Courts Office for M Z
paSe named IN the nth, section Of the RAM,
act ot March "a. l~si. =
gFa2 n WAtKPp Asst,
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DR.. RICHAU,9
GOLDEN sAsAM NO. ?

Nsts "a tlcers. Sc. aam. ~ NJ I will ep-c
Tertiary Hereditary syphilis. or ~crngula IN ~.
worst forms Atirr all other Treatment fatis have
thousands ~ csrtihc at's certiittag 10 fntrscuus
cure ted by fhe-c rcmesiics Fatiruts eat aud
driuk bal They AAs, aud r~guir- ne onts ard AZ.
f.(f alton lh"usant- .uGer from y 5htifie anI
N"rcarlAl Ehcunaitsm vhn MT ssAru 81 u .
And dcfr sncN io ostain a radical cure wlfhAut
thc a1 30 these tussiicin.- lts t-ne nrtal eGrcts
are FL; ~ ooer o IA. -aiscl pAiicnis fem ho.pi
tai beds IA one week. rho have lain shcrc !,4s
Y.ars under the tc-t practitioners iR the Ciiy oil
j. the only radical cure tor ths Narsf disease
knnWn. >yPhih. syphiiir AMI Mercural Rhru
mpft.n il the most painful form 81 fhis d.s~A.e
feueat~ in aAnF distances arr uHnti b, thsir
bod inr U4pni4- aud gcAr-. iataE appetite. fall
b. : away In scsh IH fua.acsd - megr skeleiou.
patiently aS alti TIC NF4ivzl 81 death - r.l.ctc
llss In 20 ghctf saGfFlnws TO sHrh w.u1i saw fnr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-19

II l. the opinion ~ macy II A,iical men
that the >r'd oi most kilid- 90 gram All
driefi"' -4ir " hen cuii hut'i Tile same fam
-. even the s4ine regIpn - c.utiry. auI
That change . seed from lime a. tinr j.
absolutely necessary ~ il .ul- succ~-. usi
Rae farm.
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Freedom Notice.

This Il to give notice that have given my mi
George A. higgins his time aitsr thiT date
aud that shall claim al his earnings aud
pay debts af IN. contracting.
AspREw H. HI.aIss.
Ellsworth Aux Pan 1850 3ws4
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Removal

". GEEELl. woulI respectfully
!. \ announce a. his old Patrons. and the
public ia general that he has Removed fg"tn his
old stand. 20 the store next our above Dr l..
Z. >bBkts Drug store, FORMERLY q. g.. fkt n D
be would also take this opportunity 10 express his
thanks t. ms ola patrons iar their tuduiE, nces
patronage and tavor-. ami would respectfully
liclt their continuance Of the same aud also their
attention 10 she following notice.
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Motto

This L. TO certify ,ilat have given my son Levi
h. -hb bis time 10 do business for himself |
shall claim Of his earnings nor pay any debts
oi his contracting alter this date.
JAMES T.. WEBB.
Witness, CSC ". EEDNAN.
JWIg south Deer l=lP. Aug. 18th. isf3
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In Bankruptcy.

UT-TKfCI Of MAINE, $.
At Ellsworth on the s7th day OF July A. II Ia.
Notice Is hereby given that a tbird 30
meeting Of the creditors Of se"efal
Doyle a Marks,
of FrsnkIia IN said nlstrie, n
rupts viii be helti at Eiiswo tn 10 said saas
the office OF the Reg ster of Bankruptry -.
II the ClerS OF ourt ofics on the sist dsy az n
next at iet O'Clock in the forenooo for In. na sas
named IN the 2sth section of tho Baakrupi ~
March ad l.sSd Az q
INaI NATHAN WALhER Asstrn..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-19

1t lie given as q rule TO determine at what
time to cut tim thy for hay :-"Whene-er
in the bloom it has obtained sufYicieui
strength TO pull up by the roots without
breaking the straw"
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Da. R'cHAU's
Golden BalSam No. |

lures syphilis and AL caiancou. erupi ons In
primary and secondary stage. such as Old IL
cers. TIE rAlel >srr Mouth and Throat
sore fye-, skin kruptions sor~ncs. o.
ihr scaiP. Copper Cslored Biotch.
-. &c &C. Eradicating Mer-
curry aHI Disease radically
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Golden Ba sam No 9

i sAf~ tour lie. give you strrngfh. rrsiarr
Nvur appetite reduce ~Nrlliae. AMI mAAr ratil-
cAiiF "a ~ case 81 tuI ID short space W ;irar
sHrs Iutaesi ate reilci - effect. radical Erc tn
ail 49, - ishru sAtI ciilsr acute Chronic 90
-f atAAturs ttffE ffssta thr above rAua. 81 aAg
othrF. Tir~ nt either 80. ! 81 No t.pLpEN
HAL~Ad $50 p,f totile. ur iRe bottles tur s2,sl
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Claim Agercy,
ELLSWORTH. ME-

HAVING been engaged for several yenrs In ~.
claim Agency In prosecuting claims at Washing.
ton ID q. in the various deparsn. nts and hayins
hs -, iAmiiar with the most eNpiditious meth.
od Of establishing claims. now solicit the par
ronage Of all who may need my service. in present
ing claims upon the Government
Invalid soldiers made such by wounds ~ A.
esse, contracted IN the L. :. Service.
W iduNs during dow hood
Dei-ndent Mothers, whose husband having ,i.
serted them, and abandoned their suppart ar who
are physically iBeapaciaied to support them hay
ing no other source OF income
Dependent fathers where the Mother il dead
Orphans Children, Orphans Brothers AMI sister.
UNDER sixteen years, are entitled 20 pensions
Original and additional bounties, back paw mile
age, ration money, while prisoner. ~ ,xx,
th'ir heIrs, collected In the 81 ,rte-r .lhl M,
ner, no charge i4r services rendered unless ,Ia
ce-.tul. -
A. r. BURNHAM.
Ellsworth July 2ssh. Isss ss,t
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axe pleasure in certifying that
RR. RlCHAU'S BALSAM No. 2

has completely cured = case OF Tertiary syphii.
II Eight Years standing, contracted IN the army q.
after having expended Five Hundred DolArs for
medical attendance The ease referred to- at the
time OF commencing the use Of Dr. RICHAU's
Renledies. confined to bsd sifh ulcer. on both
hands ami arms. ANY doubling the above or
wishing further particulars. eau be informed By
reieringto
NJ r. HUGHES, Druggist.
MAY p, Isd9. Newburg, Guy ahogo Co.. Ohio.
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PROTECT THE BIgps.- The birds have
returned to u. aud every one should ,x-
tend them a hearty welcome and e,i-
courage tAem L. baud anon. Ms tre.. and
,hrubbery.
Nearly tie whole elias 81 Bird thar
spend the summer ia our midst j. vastly
nsetui anc beneficial IA TIE farmer. .radel!-
er. and ituit--ro@cr. Eo.iH,. c4tbitd,.
peewees. orioles. blue bitd-. Mren.. wood
pccAers and numerous u.A-r- dcktros l.i-
inrn>c numbers 40 catrrihlrr, Aud other
nUNlou> Insect. 80 detrimental 10 oar triul
eT-ps. aad hat tn the warfare They MAKE
az GA Them d would b. Wcl4 u!.l ln,t,>i e.
Die 10 raise iEuIi az All. ~ -hoald I4vA
,H birds a. friends. aua or -Aufn alllrs
against the insrrf-. WORMS ana bag, wnicA
destroy ifuil, aud ,e.ci4tl,,-
II j. u"i true. a. MANY SUPPOSE that
much ir'-ii i consumed rs bind. aud thc,
"tANcis earl ali thoS cDa-iiInr. Tor ~iiA"lt
them them We would pesh ~ have none al
All. Lrt " try Ia increase tliei- numbers
each year. instead II W4gtu- mAr against
them with shot guns .u.ge>