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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-11-13
Wnafbita Uele9rapb
MONROE. La, NOVEMBER 10. 1869.
A Mother to her Daughter on
Marriage.

You are now, my beloved child {,
about to leave those arms which have
hitherto cherised you, ana oireeteo
YOUR every step, and at length conduc-
ted you to q safe, happy and honorable
protection, in the very bosom OF love
and honor. You must now De no
longer the eighty, inconsideratee'
naughty, passionate girl, but ever, with
reverence and delight, have the merit
of your husband in view. Reflect how
vast the sum of your obligation to the
man who confers upon you 1noepen
dence, distinction and, above all reno.
ity. Moderate, then, my beloved chilo
your private expenses, and proportion
your general expenditure to the stan
dard of his fortune or rather MS
wishes. tear not that, with your
> education and principles, you can ever
forpet the more sacred duties, so soon
to be your sphere Of action. hemem-
Der the solemnity of your VOWS me
dignity of your character, the sane'lty
Of your condition. You are amenaole
to society for your example. to your
husband for his honor and happiness,
aud to Heaven itself for those rich
talents entrusted to your care and your
improvements; and though, in the maze
of pleasure, or the whirl Of passion,
the duties of the heart may be forgot
ten, remember my darling Child there
Is record which will one day appear
in terrible evidence against as tor our
least omission.
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LONDON, Nov 4.-George Peabody
died tonight.
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The case of the State VS.. J. L. Lew
is, Judge of 18th District, in relation
to his eligibility to the Office of District
Judge was tried this week at Homer
before Judge Scott. The decision we
learn was against the eligibility of
Judge Lewis: 1st, Because he had not
been practising lawyer in this State
for two years preceding his appoint
ment; and 3D. he was ineligible
under the l4th Observation-Disclosures,
Democrat.
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Ev==L
y u y & n 81 M g. g 3
FOR SALE!
II, Il. HTN.SECKER

Has, at his CARRIAGE FAC
TORY, on DeSiard Street, fine $3.50
stock Of handsome buggies. and C ar
riages made to order, especially tor this mar
ket-CHEAP FOR CASH!
Blacksmithing and repairing neatly execut-
ed at this shop, Joining the Factory.
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The Fort Wayne Gazette relates
that the minister Of prominent church
in that city, after preaching for the
space of ffty-6ve minutes, on Sunday,
sat down, and after consulting his.
watch, said: II find that I have been
preaching for ffty-fve minutes. I
have repeatedly tried to curtail my ser.
mons to thirty FIVE minutes, and 1 ask
every member Of my congregation if
they dare to pray for my ultimate sue
cess to do So"
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Change Of Schedule.
STORES AND WAREHOUSES; In
MONROE,

TOR SALE. That very eligibly located and valu-
able property situated tho corner of Grand and
DeeiaId streets in the town of Monroe The lotihas
the Ouachlta river. The corner building is two
stories in hight and has front of about 40 feet
There are two stores the lower floor, with
house back of the corner store, and some rooms on
the upper floor. The corner front mp stairs lis
now leased for jewellers shop. Below the sto-
ry building there is single story house now used
the lower line of the lot there is brick wall,
two in light and well built which cost $4,000
but in fine condition to be used as wall ola brick
house if desired location is the most central in
town. Terms of sale-S90u0 one third cash and the
balance in and two years with per cent inter-
est from date, with mortgage on the property
pply E. J. Hart 81 Co. OF Chism & Boyd, New
Orleans, to Morrison s. Farmer, Agents
Monroe, La, September IS, 1869 uo52ti
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TRENTON SMITH SHOP.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the public
and especially travellers and wagoners, that he
keeps a Blacksmith Shop in Trenton, opposi tie the
Livery Stable, where he is prepared to shoe horses
make all kinds OF new work and do repairing
wagons, carriages, &c. at the shortest notice, and
upon she most reasonable terms. a liberal share of
patronage solicited T. STRIPPING,
TRENTON Sent - leEG
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Carolina Life Insurance Company.
MEMPHIS, TENN.

Il N I h10, LNHNs
Income to October l, (l44 months,) 100000
NJ r wICKS President,
r r PETIT, Vice-Presdent.
w f. BOYLE Secretary.
j. H EDMONSON, General Agent
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
NJ J. wicks EN-. Apper.on
]. r Petit W. r. Hunt.
w. r. Greenlaw, James phelan,
J. G. Lone.dale, WIN. Joyner,
". L. Vance, n. S. Bruce.
B. K. Pulleu,
TEEzEvANr& BEHES, Agents in North Louisiana
Office: Monroe, La.
REFERENCES:
New ORLEASs.-Genecal Harry HAYS, T.
II. and NJ. Allen g. Co., Galbreath, Stewart
& Tier, Jennings, Gates & Co, Nelson
Lauphied & Co Beadles. Wingo & Co.
SHREvEPoRT-B. NJ. Johnson, Banker;
Wimberly, Ards & Co., Hamilton g. Co,
Wholesale Merchants, Cumming, Morrison &
Co., Il. II. Morris. Druggist, Gregg d Martin,
Jessup, Marsh 4, Virgins. Hyars g. Kennedy.
Issues Policies on all the improved plans.
No restrictions on travel or residence wilhp
the settled limits of the UnitedStates, British
North America or Europe.
All policies non- for!eitable for .heir equita-
BILE value. Liberal deductions made on Minis
ters.
Active, intelligent gentlemen wanted as
agents in every Parish
Medical Examiner, Monroe, DR.. Stro'her.
molly
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And hope that with the liberal patronage hitherto
given me- [ may be Ell abed to build my Brick Store
on the corner of Grand and DeSiard Streets, very
soon where will present to the public large ana
fine assortment of Drugs, sc. e. W: Acf EE:
P. S.-We earnestly re quest those who are IN
dehfed to the firm McFee g. Fihiol to como Tor
ward nd settle their indebtedness. The great loss
which We have sustained, compes us to ma this
MCFEE s. FILH1OL.
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HUsK MATs.-A correspondent says:
s'To make an excellent door mat"
take an inch plank of the size desired
and bore three quarter inch holes
through it with their centres two inches
apart, into these draw dampened corn
shucks, and trim off about two inches
long on each sides. This mat is good
either side up. Anybody can easily
make one, and every one can keep his
boots clean, much to the qualification
of good housekeepers."
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SAVE TRANSPORTATION !

O0OO SCUPPERNONG GRAPE vines
AOOO tor sale at home. Prices: 81 SO
per J dozen; S. SO per dozen, or 81 90 per
100.
Parties ordering through and paid by any of
the merchants of Monroe, or Trenton, promptly
filled, from November Goth 10 March LIST.
though the earlier the better.
For the best and most minute instructions
how to cultivate, send scots to J. Van Buren,
of GAINESVILLE, Ga.
For further particulars, address,
d. G. TEMPLE, Trenton, La.
Oct. 80: 1860. n6;3m
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r WOULD respect
/ fully inform my
friends and patro MS
that since the late
fire I have bought
the entire interest OF
H. Fi1hio1, ESQ. and
am for the present To-
Gated on the corner
of Third and DeSiard
streets. opposite the
Ouaciiita hotel, where
I will be pleased to
see my friends and
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BELLEVUE NURSERIES {;
CANTON, MISS

CANTON, MISS.
largo collection of best varieties of Fruit Trees
"A Cape Vines and Stra wberry Plants for sale at
the above Nurseries.
None but of good growth and adaptabitty
will be gent to customers
Send for descriptive catalogues and address orders
to G. i. HERNDON, Agent.
Monroe La, Oct 9, 1869 n3;tf
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Issues Policies all the improved plans
No restrictions on travel or residence wlhip
the settled limits Of the UnitedStates, British
North America or Europe.
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Fife 1nsuranre Companies.
PIEDMONT AND ARLINTON
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Capital paid up and secured $500 600.
Assets, Sl 5'o ooO.
Policies issued during the last
two wears, over ouo.

Declares dividends annually, and assigns
dividends annually to all policy holders.
Divides eighty seven and half per cent (s73
D. c.) of profits amongst the policy holders:
Lends in each State the funds acquired from
the policy holders of that State.
Lends its funds only on first bond and mort
cage, and lends only to the amount OF one
hall the value Of the real estate pledged.
Is exclusively Southern Company, its
Stockholders, Directors ana OMcefS were
born in the South.
lis prosperity is unequaled probably in the
whole history of Life Insurance. No Compa-
nv has ever before during the same period OF
its history, made such progress rs the
PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON
has done. No Company presents such claims
| to the patronage and the confidence OF the
| Southern people.
( w. c. CARRINTON, President.
| JOHN r. EDWARDS Vice Pres't,
| d. HARTSODK, St cretary,
! is Hopkins, Assistant Secretary.
JOHN c. BRECKENRIDGE, General
Agent for Kentucky.
| DABNEY II. MAURY. General Agent for
! Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas.
OFFICERS AND DfREcroRs OF THE BRAScH
OFFICE IN New ORLEANS:
President. DABNEY II. MAURY,
y,cE-PKEs'r., GEN. G. T. BEAUREGARD.
| DIREcToRs:
n n. Maurv. Gen. G.. T. Beauregard.
Con Rraxton Bragg, DIR w. II. Holconbe,
Col G. &. Garner r. NJ Simmons,
Col D 4. Wilson. Col rhos. Macon,
Edward Male, r. 5 Barton.
Jnles G.. Denis, Louis Barnett,
W. Nj. Randolph a. NJ s. Fortier,
Forester Deslondes.
Liberal commissions will be allowed to &C
tive agents who have had experience in the
bnsiness.
Agents are especially desired for Louisiana
d and. Arkansas. Gentlemen applying for gen
cies will please send references and state VIVA
| their experience has been.
DABNEY H. MAURY, General Agen
d for.South West, SO Carondelet St, ..
L.V. MAYRE, Agent for Monroe
= and neighboring Parishes. M :ly
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RUNAWAY.

ed aHnr.', ~ BOY 80 named WARNER GREEN m
premises L.r ltIulh% business having Runaway f,Sn, m
wnr viii l account under penalty OF thr Law! VI DOR
mhlO-3t ~ ''"ih' WILLIAM NAILOR
Slpvr II
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FARMERS AND GARDENERS

FARMERS AND GARDENERS
Do you want 10 pncnLr NorR CGorst
p,you them =" PTrFS Two NEsKS E,n,lre,
Da!ou want rAGLlrG and LARGE VrGErAnLrsr
Hyou do.
~ Bay the LoDI DOUBLE REFINED. pol.pRprrr
\, 800 per ton in !"l"llia equal TO the best sco
Send for pamphlet 10
rACL POLL, yn,
kt3Gt 100 South Wharvcs, pl,iIa.
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THE MARKETS
MARRIAGES
LANTON-nIIANr1 VI

or m ltS-At the residence Of tho I,riI. 70 A.
~ ,I 'TeSay evening Feb. 23i, 1869 Mr. Albert ra".n
Cl,,,n,rs }" Chambers only daughter Of Mr. Mari, +:
NJ MooEE-on the 18th ult. bv Rc Iv,r vi.
"H'' H. W llIams and Miss Anaud, Nar ,'. re,
Cleo. Moore Esq all of this CO. ioo''' daughter of
+. R,ver on the 18th of December last by tbo po.
] n',"t' both of this county on" MISS Lizzie
near Sr,v W. Az the residence of the brides fotbor
Mr. Io.rnb on the 2ith ult by Rev E. Beverly Newman
Dlawar~n on OF [re"rica and Miss Susan Truax'
H.. WIN Philadelphia, on TUESDAY No.o, .,
~ NV " Cooke d. D.. Mr.. james White and lr, u'
Brown all Of this town. H''e anu Miss Mary
S,,, ~,
by Rev " AT SMYRNA Circuit Parsonage March 9th
Jones' all of Kent county Del ''l'''' 10 Miss Annie B.
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Wal OIL! COAL OH

POSES in The o'st and cheapest OIL for Illuminating
lis represen,oaa market We guarantee It to be ali
Purchased IN ana at less cost to dealers than
= Give Us a can "a thls' or the Philadelphia MAJ.
'SI' 'SSoII''ale and ret,;,d THOMPSON & CO.,
%: and Lbrn Letall dealers in CoalOl, Lard Sperm
y SEARKETT ETTSS,catIng S,c Oils, s. w. cor. SECOND
>>----r-...1.s., 1.s., Wilmington, Del. rap22. Ivi
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From the " Hnnnn ,ro.,.1.,..., ;,

Some years since while residing in the city of provdonc ~
hean uen > IL p'aSe :" Ferry Davis Pain Killer" We
listener ncelu"S 10 these testimonials. Well health fail
Ing as last resort the doctors sent us to Minnsota
winter was intensely cold and terrible form of Nurao
vailed among the settlers and fell into the era t
ease and da' and night for weeks endured untold
Many remedies were tried without avail One day however
vial 6ld with reddish liquid " HiS MANI
1t was some OF the PAIN KILLER. He had bouob+
'mia three years before and had kept it with
until then Applying 1t externally and internnI ~ e
date relief since them We have recommended it
IN cases 'na' oa the best medical sk and when we seq
persons reject tins remedy, recall our own exnor,
think that the time may when pain ipcuraL anu
agents. may teach them the value of this great discovery
For sale by JAS r HOlecker and ]. W. Denney.
kb2-Im
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SIlERIFF'S SALE.

be t" r TI Trn e. HGtioni Eyponas directed will
Tnr>IaT n!rr' Dover Hundred Ern CnwntT 5S 1nuhty
"t9Miln% Real Estate to wiz ''' N'1'at clock +. NJ. the
and parcel or ana estate of all that certain farm, .
Kent County and ~, IN the Forest of Dover nr
the Town Of Bnvr t 9 H. Diwrg the road leading from
containn,N ,Nr r. Ewar j. Carter JOHN Sm'ih & lands OF
upon which are frame more or less the improvements
other Out-buidings stable, barn, meat house and
Al and will be sold for cash bv 'oPer'S O' JAMES
SherifrS Office Dovor NJ II = NJ COLLINS, late Sheriff
''''' i''i' February 27th ISCg r,b9.9t
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SECURITY OF TIE ROvns

l'"ce'iS no argument to show that ., Mn, !,
wv per inIe upon what fora long tnr must b.. tyI,i,
1o 'e Atlantic ani Pacific States PERFECT,
an % tIa',re amount Of the mortgage will he about s
rency , - . '"Oo per anurtln in gold r,. r,r,, %
SPSs e gross earnings tor the year lys Fou " -,
ar "n' On AN AVERAGE OF LESS TIL ~ IN, ,ir,,i
Ut hOAD IN OPERATION MErE nnrr rll, ..O II-I.9
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II. T. HELMBOLD
q rDEAFNESS, B
Iaak' Iall oaks from little acorns grow

I9Fgo gTUW,
Seven ''eamS from little fountains flow"
aIinis {ea ysafs ago the. PLANTATIONS B,rrvns
,iOf our sUd Today there is not a nook or cnr'
s sas ha shd where they are not 1onnd ond =, cor
Ons Of reached the enormous number Of Fi"n
Easing II Do'Ies oui aaually, and IT Is constantly IN
aIy good nad,os y SHOWS what can be done with a
ey., known. Perhaps no med,cIna vaslG course
a. Go wSeesefVedly popular as the PlantaiSon r.,
hyOu viii ere lou will, among the rich or nnn.
l has Always find these Bliters in nse IT, bo,
ecommenJ ne an established fact and We ecordiei
e ehs and .e IN cases Of dyspepsia, loss Of an
L., ie'ef' headache, &c, &c.
5fnsn CoannAA Superior to the he's, ,ro,o,,o,
-.sne, and sold at half The price ssnoII,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

be exposed tn i " lHnditinni Eyp0naS 70 mo drnc4oI will
n smyrna nurE Hpc & &Irnnc, AT The Hotel Of VIM =
Thursday 2jtL & "rk Hundred Kent Cnlntv H. .r m
LOWING Rial Et"y y m &I Aach lad9 O'clock r. M th q"
NIarar, I;I,t " Interest, claim or demand g no.
ann tcncnIcntS, " III tIc following described
ty and State Of Drmag IN Duck Creek Hundred Kent Coun
more less contain -Four Acres of ai,d d.,
BR0WyI ant mt taken in cyocuon az
" ui'' ana =" Ill he sold for casb o MAKttARET
Shcrin'S Olicc Dover Dl l. : NJ. COLLINS late Sheriff.
~ ~ ItnTldry 2lth. lSlg nnl,3
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'., l, ,l,,,,, For ,' RENT. -
90 and side : ysSd rS ROOM HOUSE, with GOOD
sRa9 Address
~ HOUSE,
THIS OFFICE.
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Principal and Interest
ARE
la v n BILE IN G0"

trac Court has recently decided that this con-
'o' II III All respects valid and OF l.,tl Ili.,, ~
Nu'n securities are generally valuable in ,r.r.i . .,
hon,s ave 10 run. The longest six per c.t uII i
% oonaS o te T. : 9TH" Gls VIII be due in p I
less than ' ' >, years to rum they stand at not
I,n n- a ptrect! safe First Mortgage Bond Iil - .
Onoh r"''c should approach this rate Thr ',N, . "a
t;nm NV 'Nn'ht Is already considerable and ON the
MUM, '''i' 'iic price 10 q large pre-
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DrCHU.
ID From Dispensatory of the United States !

~ From DlSpensatory of the United StotoS1
DlOSMA CRENArA-BUCHII IEAVES
PROPERTIES Their 0dOr is strong. ditTrs,,a ~
somewhat aromatic. their taste bitlerish. and anal
gOus TO mint. "iO
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND UsEs.-Bncbr Ioo,oa
gently slImnant, with peculiar tendency IN ~ ~
nary Organs. ~ tue Crl
They are given IN complaints Of the Urinarv n.
gans such as Gravel Chronic Catarrh of The RIoyt.
polUIu 'rf'a'nn ol .he Bladder and Uretha Disease
Of he Prostate Gland and Retention or Jnconi,,
Of Unne, from loss of tone in the narts n
hlls evacuation. The remedy has also haon ~ 80
mended IN Dyspepsia, Chronic Rheumatism C,',l
he0us Affections and DrOpsy Nu'd'
hELMBoLDs EXTRACT BuCHU is used bv no,sor.
decline OF change of hfe after onfnemon, - =" 'Ie
OOI rams; bed.WetIng IN children
IN aNecuohs peSullar 10 females, the Extract Ruob,,
uhequaed by aty other remedy as in ChIoros,S M
~ tt0gnlOn' lffeguanty PaInfulness or Suppression
STAT. n1 ,ba tVacnaupns liberated or Schirrous
"a'e Oi me Uterus LuCOrrhea or Whites 'ouS
- diseases OF The Bladder KIdnevs Cro,oI
DDPs"al o"ellngS,-Ihls medicine incraosos ~
f't VI D'geSIiOhs and exciteS the hsorbents ;,,
dsoaaiy dy a'nDh' oy which the Watery or Cal,arennS
dnroJ "uu a., Unnatural Enlargemenls are re
DOITu, H. az wen as Pam and Inflammation - &c
nLLABoLDs EXTRACT BUCuU has cu,od o,,
lion or oisoeies IN which it has been given Ir;,
,ba - .e Nech OF The Bladder and luAammati,,, -
Roan,;y yc Ucefatl0n of the kidnevs and RIaddo
Se"ion Ol Cflne, Diseases of the Prnsta,o CI,
naa". !" 'ne Bladder Calculus Gravel RriI n.,
issRsI iRIs aIu Mucus or Milky Disc harges and e..
isnS"J .I 1eHcaie constitutions of both sevos -
IA g,o,,'. .'h 'he following symptoms; IndIsnos;,
IN - o. LOSS OF Power. Loss of Memory H. t4;oI
G,s.sa Tl,hg Wu, weak Nerves, Trembling Horro, &c
Raj H. seAeIuihess, Dlmness of Vision pain in ~
s St;n ',Ot hahds Flushing of the Body. Drvnns.
Unvs,ol P uP.ion on the Face, Placid Counienanco
HF~Ioi"asI,I,n hdssIInde of the Muscular system Xc
D EXTRACT BUCHU Is Diuretc and RIood
II d.,ns and cures all diseases arising from bk;,
,uTlss "T M e1cesSes and lmprudences in lilo in
telOns a. "e poou, &C., superceding Copaiba IN az
C.sl. NJ ~ "nicn It Is used such as (;onorrboaa
As,s d'. "ng standing, and SyphIIltic AfTect,ons
a9sE WASH oo"hecIoh with HELMBOLDs
s.T~s y al druggists and dealers evervwbero
SWber pm Pul'et,eits: @ Ask for Hembod's. Take
69 DoI;HdEI hcEISl 70 pei bottle, or bottles for
tall ~ any address Describe symotoms
Saefess rN H. T. HELNBOI so.D k
y nssI nnE ant ur-N UlNE UNLESS DONE lip in Q
hsnles Wa.su wrapper, with fac-simile ef nv >
ln!7 2m anu signed a
on II. T. HELMBOLD. h
Trb I5,r ~ NESS, Blindness and CATARRH t,oo,
oiessoro NJ 6;. lioSI success by j. IsAACs NJ d.. and
COLLEGE, ~ OF the Eye and Ear in the Med,.
me,v Sc oI pennsylvania l2 wears exner,enco
MAJ .Leydon, tiolandO No SO5 Areb St,ao,'
siesl coo.nphlais co, can be seen at his Office M
ah AZ ~ NY are invited to accompanv their NO
iDse,'ed "dT no secrets in his practice. Ar,ifcia
a. '"oul pain. No charge for examina
leI7.IU
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READ THE FOEE.OwvxC.

BALSAN onr"f the hest rrni'!i, in The world f,r ji,
Lung.. have used it in family for hicakng I'M trIl
snne cough with the Hp2ic>t effect. recommended - .
young lady who had harraSSins cough and v,s
with c"nNunpt u and cured her in lew days. would re-
commend ii Ia nil those prc,SpoSr to CorSun,ptin,
Respectfully yours, A. \. HARRISON, Cincinnati n
L. B. BOWIE Druggist, Uni"ntown. Penn. writes Anil
lSs: "Allens Lung Basam has performed some r.r,or
about here. recommend it with confidence in all is
Is Of the Throat and Lungs,
STERLING BRos, Druggists, write from Carrolton. n To-,
81. 1861: Send six dozen ALIENS LUNG RALSAM w.
are entirely of it 1t gives general satisfaction
any other medicine SELL
PERRY DAVIS a SON Providence, r. l. general wbo,osI
Agents for the Eastern States Sold by all dealers in Family
heusnc'' it'OV w. feb2I-lm
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DEATHS.

yard aged 2O years. ' 'O"i MIS- Mary Vim
,I-on the 9th inst. in Thoroughfare Noc,, o.u
.,Mn, Maurice Collins ES.. aged 81 wears MAR 'nlS
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4 II T. 4 IlIs - M ~
CD C5EN,S,aira

n TaFqc live, s page monIbIv roIir;o,,.-,
paper full Of facts, provIdccrs 5nn,S ana lamIly
sainiS sa S'ot'e' Prinrcs reading for Young oIJ
versy S,es one and al No sccIarians c9nIr" Tro'
cts. YEAR pn''T ~ Pnl~ r'Il. or patent medicines GO
eS GIme, 81 Send 10 cents for spe.mcx beI",n ~
iye H. N@l begins Jam, 1869 1000 pope1 r" you
Snrr'nI"r,I .T."l I%f ~; AtGress IL. l.. HASTIN1:h
Mass. f07""'! - L!hdalI ST, Boston.
-------- iebl1 1w
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want to rouse each sleeDv bood
" n" stand upon he brink.
| "nere laWnIng quits dIscI,sa tho H.,
VINO might, but did not, think.
want 10 warn the living mos
VINO blindly grope along
WIZ ; uauShleFs. mothers Sons
"hal perIls round you throns
Look out, my render, are vou f,oo
Or Il" yoI bear the mark
M0sl all are blind and cannot seq
ea' gropIng IN :he dark
Caiarrh, demon in the head
consumption Is It's son
mis- hoSls, yea, countless miIIinps l.,
lerhaPS you may be one "'
mat hacking, hawking, snittino s,o,
Ca'arh affects your head
matter and slime in lhrost mr. ro
huIiS uown your throat instead
your lungs and liver soon will sho,,
consumption has lis birth;
Natarrh, ils sire, will feed n tno
iiIl you return TO earth.
ii colds affect your head md ,broo,
-, ANNlIrLATOR buy;
Nv Nv % Ioh forget what have wrote
ot 'hihk this subject dry.
W0LCoTT's ANNrmrLAToR cnro0
"a fARRlI-the demon Hio.
save the LUNGS, good health nsnros
QUICKLY dies,
want to crafty my friends.
VINO wish To unde rstand
Aoout FAIN FAINT, its use its ends
ana why It's great demand
want to show you, plain nv dov
,D, why TAIN PA!ST stops all poit
Anat yon may never have to saw
mol Try paint again"
FAIN PAINT will cool but never s,oin.
~ Jumps Inflammation out:
Iis harm ess on The hreasI ar bro;,
lrlai stops all doubts.
When Inflammation leaves the fromo
n All pam will cease at once:
"emove the cause It's a II the samo
None doubts unless Ounce.
me pores will ope and drink PAW p,.
:, Absorbents fill with ease AIN faint;
NeStores eSt the weak, the sick. tho C,;o,
"e greatest skeptic please.
evaporation coos the placa
r, AS Inflammation flies:
MaLoo Oou 6 al 'he absorbent's base
wakes PAINT in vapor rise
P Is mus PAIN PAINT removes e,, .
n, neInoVes The very cause '' uouDt'
ny pumping in1ammatIon ont.
Oh THIS we rest our eouse
1lcot,,s aai am rant is sold at all Druo S,o,oa
Gu AnnIhilatOr, for The cnra 1g stores; also,
- Colus IN The head. SEN hv -. Caiarrh and
'lcolt, Prop. ''' square, N. Y. X. L.
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