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,sAEAHRixGE L1cENsEs.-Thefollowi,g
is a record of Marriage Licenses issued by
the Recorder os'knnawha County during De.
No. jorot.,s 49, Il ~. ~ -. II - ~
James A. Cnmpbcltto Margaret 4. Facen,ircS
Henry 4. Sixties t6Sarcls Ann Camphcll.
l.. Milton Stone 10 Maria Z. atkinson.
Philip Doddridgr 10 Emma Middleton
.GeorgeW. Atkinson to ELLEN EaS;la.r.ryy~.,.
: George w. Gt,sicy I'd EtznIM. Arthur. " :! y
james +. uauiJton;to Iclsn =. kulm.;
..t,lam GarneS to Dclinu ntllllltrt. ,.,Ir
Martin G. johnson to Caroline Oshurne.
William Berger WtSlrah Wclls :. "a >
John L. Greene To Nancy urccnc.
Thon,,u. 7. FnLle to Ilonrlet:a Stono.1.lH
John Dunlap to Mary Gr:.ley, =, :,
Alfrctl VI. Rogers to Florence Davis.
Anthony Collins to Martini Mcadu~S.;. a.,
William n ArorrlS to Eilc Rous.iy." | ',I
.: 'Ficmn,lne. r 4Gohbs TO America: BenclL! So
J0mcS H. Robertson to Mary Nichols. y ~
J0nn F:HllliamS TO Nancy J, Ilnrtwen. *
ASa Canterbury to Nary-A. Acrce.
. Albert Bailey to snra.r JANE Haley" ;c'~A
'''ss'''' - - 'CtioteG '''S'''
Mlllian,,W. Poore to sSllly-Turncr.a. Ia
Wiley Dickinson 70 Rebctea'Smith::> 'f'''''>S'
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WANT CuIrMN.-Wr pr"l'">r here
aftrrlo keep open y column L" our friends
where nil their want; can be made knrwn
for Very low price. Ii You have lost or
found anything. il y"u have anything to'Sri!,
or have any matter /" bring before tho pub
lie, our want column is open ut the low price
Of n5 cents for tivc lines or less. This is the
column for all-in addition to their regular
cards. Think oft.
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Nely AlTG1jiSeuIsn1s.
Notice to Take Dispositions.
James Z. iiausf"rh

James +. iiaurfurh ...
Alfred Thornton mud Thomas J.. ltronn:
..a-a Is CHANcEkY--
~ ilr Circuit cour, Of kaimwha County.
10 Alfred Thornton. james J.. linnSiUId, anu
Thomas l.. HrUun: ...
r ENILENEE--Yuu will take n"ilcc, that OH Friday,
" the J9ih ,iaV II T"brnnyW. lnG9. shnll, al
ts uirr Of Ihuls g. SWAIN, IN the town Of Charles.
ton. Ia Aad county, Ii'Scrd TO take dcp"'i!loi"' ana
take siatc sr,Io aud report the ace"ut" heretofore
ordered 10 r tnkru in this causc by drcrrr rendered
therein oil the 2uI! day VI June. lisa, NAL by >uLsc-
uurui ,lrrrsrs The account will be kept "pcn Tor leu
hay = lur acquisitions.
JOHN l.. COLE.
Juu H. IsGS-lwI Special CTnm!.sInncr.
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onr,.iys1 dlc u,tpR how to double cRDp thSt NUM-


ours.Iy.. Is d,eu,.nr how & double tLss num-.
H. /: : !, asys1aQ1t &. $. q. 7. =, !.
SN d
III aSd cs1sr lotsr,Sk "a s.1v.
!iHxSs .n.. y, =; -
sS98sStsGS!gSdGS Xfkf3kN$01 etK1DpY ~
~ - - Iays d. ,tStfsr M eau
tSr 'u a., 80, ". 1hsIiS Ioou 'ton,lnencr a.
H4Gru 70 'hnkS "e rIi 'i,,nr. H.. wpknuvu praciI.
Str'ra Of hr'crs m @ ,IH rr,,.1.iiv 10 In. value Us
81 Farmers. when wiz n'" ,a. ~ Ss,m;nu
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TIE W. +. CuETIS.-rhiS excellent
boat is now making regular trips on time
from the knnnwha to Ciucanati, lcaNin.
Charleston on "Wednesday morning and Gin
cinnati OH Saturday evening. She proposes,
however, hereafter to Leave here oh TUESDAY,
returning Friday. Capt. J. II. Rice and'h'>
nmiahc and ohlisins Clerk, j. \. Richards,
aru both gentlemen, an! under their manage
mcnt, uisin. from visa, W. crn SCI. the
Cnyts Is las, cain;l. popularity, ani work.
in. her why into good trade.
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THE LEGISLATURE will assemble on
next Tuesday, the 10Th inst. Capt. c. W.
Smith left for Wheeling On yesterday, and
Lieut.. Martin day or two before. Their
constituents will cNpcc: = good account of
their management OF the Capitol and other
questions
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THE RAIN, slcct and snow which we
haze had this week have insured q pretty
good stage OF water in tho Kanawha and
mud in our streets. So the bouts will be
liable to navigate, whether toots are or not.
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gueal gyatter5.
Charleston, v. Va, January IS. 1863

CIRCUIT CocEr adjourned on las,
Friday, after nearly one months work. We
will give an abstract Of the proceedings next
,,nnl.
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THE SUPREME CoCRr OF ArrEALS.-
assemblies again in Wheeling tomorrow, the
18th. Judged. II. Brown, Maj. d. Du Bots
and other parties intcrsstsd:in this Court, left
here yesterday morning. .,.-..
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
!! AbviEafnrls 81 { aEDfiitiSM:V

THE total circulation Of TIE NEW YORK TRI-
bBUSE is now Spl O0 copies, md IL divided n. ~.
blows. Tho list ii ~ nSar!y-oxnct as possible, N
editions is disposed Of through nrwS-dea!er.,
and we nre Obliged TO rely III pnrt, upon Their
statements ~ 70 where their sHlcs nre dltr'Du'
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CoRrRGrIox.-In our liSt-of Town.
ship officers last week we were in error IN
regard to the name Of Ovcr>ccr Of the Poor
for Cabin Creek Tnwn>hip;-the, new Over
seer being Vim. f. Kcency and no, kcrly rs
>v,. h,,l IL .., .g
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Ion sALE.wl. will. sell mt Private
Sale, very lon, two common post Bedstcads'
one Breakfast Table, ono Whcelbarrow, &c.
Apply, Mt tho JornSAL Office Immediately, TO
Il, T., MOoRE. +r-.>s '...' '-..'.'
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. Charleston, Jan. II; 1909 = :;S' ~

IoNiII3ANI (RU1sTCY.- THIS 10 TO
risc notice that on the ih day OF January, 1853.
WOfrli, In bankruptcy wnsssucd against the estate OF
NATHAN DESKiNS Of the County logan and State Of
West Virginia, who has been sdludssd bankrupt gu
dellTay OF lbS property btlgaG u tueh 1G'Rfnpt to
him. or for his ls6 ana tie trser Of any property by
him. ARE forbidden hy law aud tst meeting ofhe cred
itors Of said bankrupt TO provo their debta
ue or moro urnruers or bis esta.s mill be he7ar
Court Of Bankruptcy tebs holden ,atahs onlees Mt
Chnfl.stoD. Kailawhn County, West Virginia. .bctors
Ja,uss LS.sl, ,Isgs!er o1 tle !9Gt ,tHV r feS-
tHe'p' !s0' = : fIEDGESsiY sL4ck, :. !
'ssiw2 IL & NarsNal, a. le.schSer, psaetN, Va.
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llARrEE'S BAZAAR. ilarprr> Nrr&iy
Chimney Corner, the Monthly Magazines and
Daily Papers can be found at the J"lr"a
Book Store
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Fox $ALE.-I'urc Virginia Kyr Wills
ky, for 81 per gallon, ut j. +. Brink'ey''
Liquor Store, Front Street, Charleston.
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TIE rvK.:>r anil best Wines and
Liquors ean alwnyshc ioumI NJ J, j." Inhk'
lcy's, Front Street. Charleston.
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@nrpUEx.-Aoa1I1C T1n.tI Yi':.

~! 81 EprDULx>-Aoa1I1c T1n:ltsY'':'
.Issvs. Browui,osp Sor chsrkroat ~ Setssk1. =
~: Charleston for IIOwnato1n, At1x .,s cnE
Leaves Rrownstowp for Charleston; st1 s'c5ek ~
luz CharIeaton for BrONnatswn, ate -. 3r ;s"t.
Every effort will be n,sde 70 Insure pusetanH ~
piss intermediate points at regular Tins ~ $3.50
II you van, Orr 0oods, Grscrrisl OF PrIristal
scnd Sorr Urd1r to The Mule, md tNin feet{t ff6k
attention. Ii ,9ESy ,,:$ ~ ~ .iutD W.
,Chsrres uniferm and naedarata.r 1ha bost kpD141
charter at an hours not Interfering With rtEStet o1v
tfStd Tips, nom which nothisS Wit 0does
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Galiipolis and Kanawha RIVE
-.%::;&s Tri-weekly Packet 81; saa :,
.RANAWHA" 8x1&K

-. ~ is'N CAT; 9A4 cHRIsf''x III AT Z
Lear., Xan-ta t'ur1 x'.ts, Hpt'''tay' .nt 1'tt1s
is.es SsIIIpcii, .Ieiy 7stia.,; 1Aus.aa1 NJ s.
N'.TdsJ.mofnluE.i0i p -" ,'otS,,t;s soa o:
1ni,t -, VA pn,sbs,ed sEpteAly hr tbs tn6s,
drawing only eIgbtrsA inches Of HaAr, VII u 49, >
run The entire SeaJon bxcEs prevented by n1: ~"
novlG.tf az T.ppE yGrM. BJ1URLOWs CSA?a
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. ,AL All J. rowsS1sG9:-Thc favorilc
Farmers and Mechanics Almanac .nyy DO
had Mt tic Journal Book Store. GveyaWay
to purchasers.
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, Drills PAIN EnApIEcAron " { t 13e
Iest pain ,mcoGd"e in hs 'aarhet Sec ndvcr.
., n. - ~ ~ So A. . s.-Ir." n- -
tScmcnt. N .y..r....,a. ,,,.., ! ,
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SEE advertisement of Nick's Floral
Guide for 1869. lti> reotIy worth sending ."r
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Tho circulation OF TIE TRIBUNE TX fur larger
than TINT OF my other newspaper, ana J. dis-
trIbutcd over n larger territory. hdver LIZ
rc0cli:DItn0 suiptorilor, mud, o.lcli paper ~
rcnd by i've persons on An 9Eernxe, ever IT, T.,
ScrtiSmcnt lS placed before l,h0IIU rcnlern 0y
no mode cnn business men reach 10 many nrst-
class clsiolncr4, for THE TRIBUNE clrculntes
among tiIe.InoSt cntcrpr1SIng. Intelligent nnd
lines is placed before GO,UU heads OF families In
every Suite and Territory. w. well lx IN foreign
countries. For $7;Unn gntirc column olTllEIHl'
nw S5:, a. ssndins ~ tho SMALL
cst dimensions would be over S7.0D. This ilux-
trntrs tho chcupncss OfndvcrtihinK III THE TIL.
MERCHANTS, ,uunu laGtur0rs, inventors, real O..
tntr owners, tho~c wanting fIl1ns, implement
manufacturers, xcialnIcn, dcnlcx III plnhth,
dcnlcrS In stock, bankers, school teachers, ana
Mi others who desire to S,ctr. patrons and ciis.
toners IN New York CITY, ns well IN In Ill paris
OF the country. VIII nnd It 10 their own NUM-:
IcSt mi yrcHt "dvnntaG" 70 mvcrT III ,c aif
mate expenses An Iute examples OF the profit
nblcn,sS OF advertising American ninnufactures,
we refer To the success. Of The Amrrican WHtci
Watch Company, nj Elgin, Illinois: with prop
or expenditure In newspapers OF large circulI;
,!on, the saline results can DO rGniiS.I III I'LL
before tie IliElI6 Is AperpftuaI sign hith per-
prt,in JtRtIont 10 custGnlarH, Rn! tho more
legitimate the business tile better Will ndycrtiS-
Ing pay.
RATES OF ADvERTIsISG IN THE NEW York
,-,ivaG r1pAILrTRtnrSI-::,G ,j5.,!UE,
No mlvcrtiseme nts taken for less than tho
prico OF two lines III the THE DAILY, SBAI.
WEEKLY. or WEEKLY TR!HCSE.
Ordinary acknowledgements. classified under APP
proprnte hrRds, y c,ai1 per limo ouch ilscrtion.
About ten Yiids Average u llflr.. a.,
Deaths anu kinlrIkGea Gro eli!tiatl1t = u,
. sEMI.WEEKLy TRIBUNE
!. Ordinary udvcrtiScmcntS--2i cents limo each
Insertion. --'-- ...
! TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Ordinary advcrtlSncnta7s2n, line each, in.
't cutsafd tnncyiispinycd Advertisements nto
charged double rntos IN THE WEEKLY TR1-
no Iesa by lisS' quarter or yesr5,Tsrms 1uvA-
tiaelS " eavsnse't;e .:.%! %::!. - zssSGao q:
The Tribune Almanac fOrH 1850.
-Thtxpopuinr Annual, containing altthe Flee
ton rRntrrnR, and 1rrust amount Of othec Pc.
MuCIf lligcilc.., Win uss tcndy ;1lout.Ncw
YcnrS. Price ~ ca'nts; Scye1t for q dollnr.
AddreAk, IiE .11tLBUHE, Nov York.
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RELIXDI.E" CIHGINEATI q Xmas,
=. ,HX RIvERsFACkETA:: s5.f,sT
.,AYN;N;TE - I;.AIJRIE.d

c;ln.HAr. xoaals,. ~. w!GosvxtS; 0~Goq
E<syrs CHATLESTOJ .svsr1 SATUkDAfiatl1A.N.,
III, ANNIE LAUHiy v1s bull. expressly e. - 49,,
rar Freight Q. Passage ipply o. tosrt 9. e
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PARTITION.

division OF Jno Stccl's y ,C0o acrcs:
DcvlsccS OF Vim. Dickinson ind joel Shrcws.
bury, ,lrc'd--twu lots--Gaij slcres, 2,p;l acres.
David and Samuel SnithelS-two loIs--GoO
ncrcS, ~ ncreS. Sc -. = - = 80 -,r-...-,
John and Samuel Alcxander--one lot--fa'
acres. - : -: ~, .- ....i.
Nm ii. Tonpklns-three lotS--h0 acres, .F''
acres. Q m acres.
llcirs ot Samuel Shrewsbury, drcrasctl--,wo
lots--.i1 acres, w acrcS. ,.....
Heirs OF Daniel II. hlinc-two lnts--tN acres.
.sS ucrcS.
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TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

The Tribune Almanac fOrH 1900.
-Thix popular Annual, containing altthe Flee
ton rRntrirnk, md 1rrust amount Of other Pc.
ItluSE I'M Will la,s tcad Ulout Now
YcnrS. Price ~ c1'nts; SeHe1t for n doJhr.
A1lTeAx,"TliE. T1SIBUHES, New York.
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SEMI.WERKLY TRIBUNE.
Ordinary udvcrtiscmcntH-2j cents limo each
insertion. ----,--r---
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C. S. WALKER. Secretary, PRO tenn.
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Terms, cash Tn. ndvnHcc.
Drafts on New York. or T0.t.0n ORDERS ?ayaple 70
the order urTIIE TRIBUNE, beiS safer, are prserabe
20 uhs IN ~ tlallee y address, y
81. ~. 81 81 VII E;.Ttl HUSE =
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,i,p., has lea1 .,-i.r nh. ,s.tt aua l.|I --.rI.
10, tt. b,,t. l in .i-.,ilti.. t.a.i-.l-,- s..- Ia
a+ and 2 Dor cont 81 r,sI ll of th. ius.n.-- h.iu.
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Odd Fsnnu..

The following officers were recently installed 2:
Oasis Eucampment, No. ., l. O.. F.:-wI-
liam B. Cutting, c. P; Geo. II. Clark. Il P;
II G. Clark, S W; c. r Briggs, Scribe; J. W.
Simoni>. Treasurer. J. c. Taylor, J. W; H. NJ
Currier. 5 &. D. &. Perry, G.; Sewall Morse, lst
"; L. L. Davis, ID W; A. ". Allen. 81 W;
J. VI. Allen, 9Th W John Henkel, ID G. 7.
wantastiquet Lodge. No. ), l. 0. 0. F.:-J.
W Simonds, Y G.; D. R. Perry, V. G.; L. 1
Davis. Rec. Sec; Geo. W. Fairfell, Per. Sec; J
". Knight, Urea IS Morse, W; J. G. Taylor
CIV. il. Walker, r. 5. Y. G.; H. NJ. Currier
y. G.; c. R. Briggs, R. 5. V. G.; J. H
Allen. L. 5. VIC; A. W. Allen, l. G.; F. {
Edwards. 0. L. s Higgins, K. 5. S; I.
Coolidge. L S. 5; T. Vinton, Chaplain
Kllngton Lodge. No. 30 |. 0. 0 F., in Rut
land Newman Weeks, y. G.; W L. Persons
V.G.: [. Atwood, Treas; H. R. Dyer, 7. ;
Charles Woodhouse, c.; D. B. Channel, W; q
". Crawford, O. G.; Isaac Gibson, /. g.; {. ;
Hit, R S y G., John LandoD, R. 5. '. G. L
B. Smith, L. 5. V. e.; B. W. Marshall, R. 5. 5
T. C. Robbins, I. s 6; Dr.. c. Woodhouse, Oh
Z 4 Fisher, Rec. Sec.
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Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills will cure Con
sumption, liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, If taken
according TO directions They are all three to be
taken at the same tiue. They cleanse the stomach,
relax the liver and put il 10 work then tho appe-
lite becomes good the food digests aud makes good
blood the patient begins TO gr in flesh the dis
eased matter ripeus in the lungs, and the patient
outgrows the disease and gets we'll This is the only
way 90 cure consumption
To these three medicines DR.. } Il Scheuck Of
Philadei phia. owes his unrlyalled success in the
treatment OF pulmonary Consumption. The PumO-
nc syrup ripeus the morbid matt in the lun rs.
nature throws it oil ny an easy expectoratiOn, for
when the phleEm OF matter Is ripe slight cough
will throw it III. ana the patient has rest and the
lungs begin o. heal.
To do this. the Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills
must be freely used o. cleanse the stomach and liver
So that the Pu.mOnc syrup and the food will make
sslencs's Mandrake Pills act upon the liver re-
moving aid Instructions, relax th= ducts Of the gall
bladder, the bile starts freely, and the liver is
rel eyed tie stools Will show what the Pills do
nothing aas ever been invented except calomel IA
deadly poison which r. very dangerous 10 use unless
~th great care, that viii unlock the gall bladder
and start the secretions Of the liver like schencks
Mandrake Pills
Liver Complaint is one Of the r-ost prominent
causes of Iunsumpt
Scheuck's soaweed Tonic is a gentle stimulant and
alternative, ADD the alsali 30 the SeaWeed, which
.- preparation is made OF, assists the stomach 10
throw out the gastric 10 dissolve the food with
tie Pumon' syrup, and it IS made into good blood
without fermentation or s-rng in the stomach.
The great reason why physicians DO not cure Con
'umrti n IS, they Try 10 DO 100 much they give me
4rue To- stop the cough 10 stop chils, 90 stop night
sweat-, hes,c fever, and by 60 doing they derange
the whole digestive powers locAlnE up the score
tons, arl eventually the pat. eut INKS and dles.
br. Sclcut-. in his treatment does not Try e. stop
cough. u.-it sweats, chill- OF fever. Remove the
ulu-, ttrtthcy VIII 81 stop ui theIr own accord. No
one can be cured Of ConsuH ptiou. Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, t8tarrh, Cankcr, Ulceru,el Throat, IN
less tle liver and stomach are made healthy
IRA person has consumption. OF course the lung in
o. esaaa ell III |I= all
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a LITTLE BILIOUS."-How often this
is the response 10 the enquiry after friends health
ITO be bilious trhing matter, hardly worth
th!nGing about. But let it be remembered that as
"tall oaks from little scorns grow" formidable
diseases arise from being " little bilious"
Severe bilious attacks are more common in Spring
Summer and Autumn than in Winter, but the ser-
Gus disorders Of the liver which 50 often occur at
those ssasons might be traced, in hundreds Of in
stances to Winter indulgences and their neglected
Consequences. More highly-seasoned food Is eaten,
more fiery drinks mbibed, in cold than IN warm
weather. and thus the bousness is produced which,
under warmer temperature, culmins es in remit
tent and intermittent fevers.
The very best medicine for persons who are either
a little or q good deal bilious Is HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS. No blue-pill or calomel is
required in such cases. Those powerful mineral
medicines cut two ways, like double-edged sword.
They act It is true, upon the liver but react most
deleteriously on other parts Of the system They
"stick" there. and cannot be got rid of. The Bit
tiers contain vegetable agents OF an antbious ten
densy that produce a specific and most genial effect
upon the hillary organ, without entaiing any evil
consequences whatever. They are altogether v hoe-
some, and act fsvorably and simultaneously upon
the stomach the liver, the bowels, the nervous sys
ten, and the brain. jsn.2Sd&wlv
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equal to the best phosphate at the low price
of $500 per ton on board, in New York They also
mase superior articles of Nitro Phosphate and pure
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WHAT ARE yOU TAKING l-Probahly
twp-thirjs Of the adult population CT the United
States indulge, more or less, in bar-room stimu-
lants. Hot alcoholic beverages are habitually i'm
b.bed 10y thousands OF people in the winter months
ito keep out the cold" The alcoholic material Of
all these drinks is more or less poisonous and is
rendered al the deleterious in consequence Of
being taken irarH.
Avoid these dangerous excitants. Shun, as you
would shun the deadlest drug all tscsrn stimul1Ht'
They paralgze the digestion, congest the liver dis
turh the natural action Of the kidneys irritate the
bowels shlttsr the nerves, and impair the reason.
The operation Of HJsTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS is Numerically opposite to this. They spur
organ into unnatural activity; but they tone and
regulate all IF the digestion is feeble, they aNak-
en- the dormant energies OF the stomach, and pro
mote the work Of assimilation. If the liver Is slug
gish and torpid they Iregenerate it. II the kidneys
fail u perform heir functions properly, they are
regulated without being irratsd. If the bowels are
constipatcd the peristaic action is moderately in
creased and the discharges become natural and re-
gular. If the nerves are tremulous they are
strengthened II the mind is clouded, the bIITERs
tend 70 disperse the gloom.
These are the effects Of the Ereat VEGETABLE Ton
&c AND CORRECTIVE, which for for twenty years has
been stsple medicine in this country, ans the de-
msni for which steadily increases in all parts Of the
Western Hemisphere
It Il not offered as bsusrsgs, but as a asSi-ne ;
nor viii il be used TO satisfy craving for al
ohoholic stimulants, because Its effect ia to cheek,
not 20 create, false appetite for excitants The
chan ious Of tmper nee will Do we'll to mark this
popularity, and to reeonmed It the only safe pre-
psration containing sloohol. that can be used FOR
medicinal pu poses.
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Rega PEI immediate attent on and should he
.lersol. lf4luw-l o. continue. Irritation o. the
-uH-- 81 permanent Throat Affection. Or an Incura-
n.e lung Disease is often The result BROWN S
BRONCHIAL TROCHES. having direct influence
6. .f..e parts. give immediate reliei.
For HrorcHit.t Asthma. Cstarrh, Cousumptive
and Threat Diseases lroches are used VITA always
..Id success Singers and Public speakers sill ind
Ir.ale. .ll iu clearing the voice whel taken be-
fru zIu- OF Speaking. and relieving the throat
litHr an unusual eXertiou % the vocal organs. The
lr.tHa- 1rr rr'ummeuded and prescribed by Phys.-
FANS. ZOO. .frr lt. te-tls tl- from eminent men
tlruu-lolrtls country. Being az article u true
flar.f lrt hlg PROVED their efficacy hv test u
many .sr- ,tsI year Gl-- thelu iu new l1ca ties
i various parts oi tue world. and the rr0che- are
tel-ll.4 pronounced better than other articles.
~ Hhtf.n o4lE Brown. Bronchial Troches %
a mt take any Of tho worthless limitations thai
ia..g Pm. offered. s. ld everywhere.
Jan. --t. 1857 Emo
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spetial Aotifes.
TO FARMERS,
I'HE Lodi Manufacturing Co., invite Farmers and
l. others using manures, TO send for pamphlet
descriptive of their Fertilizers. They offer their
DOUBLE REFINED POUDR ETTE,

DOt Hot Il
equal to the best super-phosphate at the low price
of 81 100 per ton on board. in New York Thew also
mase superior articles of Nitro Phosphate and pure
Bone Dust.
We ask attention to the following testimonials
Bradley ingalls,, of Sheffield. VT says. :" Your
Double Refined POudrette has been tried side by side
with Goes 4 Bradley's Superphosphate and Brad.
ley's and one or two other kinds. snd it has Civ.
en- as good satisfaction any. On Corn, four rows
with manure my uncle raised two bushels with
Bradey's y L one and three quarter bushels, and
with Double Refined Poudrette THREE BUSHELS"
Danl d. Beckwith, New London, Ct, saws d" In
regard 10 POudrette can truly s'v, like il best OF
any fertilizer have ever tried in hill or drill and
taking the price into account, your Nitro Phosphate
Of Lime Is ahead ofsnything have used in pro-
ducing a crop without stable manure"
SahordCOlby, Of JOnesyille, VT, says: Nv crop
was much earlier and larger"
o. Dorman, SwantOn, Vt, says; Z" had a third
more potatoes larger and better, than when used
n0ne.n
R Brown.n Essex Junction. Vt, says: 81
raised first rate crop with ID. r. Poudrette where
comparatively nothing had before been raised, and
where my ghhors said no crop was ever r4ised or
could he raised.n
" D. Munson Of Malctt's Bay House, Burling-
ton Vt, saws Where have used il, it has paid
me doub W
Address
THE LODI MANUFACTURING Co,
Box 3l39 New York P D.
Office &C Cortandt Street.
Or JAMES 5. PIERCE & son,