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DER G's UNIVERSAL RUsSIAN
HEALING sALvE.

DER G's UNIVERSAL RUSSIAN
HEALING SALvE.
THIS VALUABLE REMEDY Has EFFECTED
innumerable cures, and has gained for itsela great
reputation. The dscoverer Of this Salye has applied
itwith eminent success In thousands Of cases dur
ing the Crimean War. and has cured dangerous
wounds, in manv cases considered mortal.
MB. e. BERG Is the 500 possessor Of the valuable
secret OF making this salve; from Ills experience In
using II IN Europe and the success attending ITS ap
pHcaon there. he has been induced to introduce 1t
into the UDited states IT kEL1tVES PAINl
1ho.e uho have Won: ds, Bruises Cuts of all
biuds OF Snres Felons. Scratches. Musqulto Bites.
Frost Bitten JOINTS Sore Ii -. Chilblai Ch'ldren's
scorbuhc complaints on Head and Fare, are speedil,
cured. 1t has proved great advantage to ladies,
and Is peculiarly adapted for gathered breasts tore
lega, &C.. through confinement and other causes
It acts like magic In removing Boils Pimples, and
Cutaneous Diseases. and has been successfully
used for corns Bupio1s and Sore Throat, by apply
Ing external every event before going to bed.
For sale by al druggists. Price 25c. &c., and 81
per Jar. Office N ;. 260 Bowery. N. 7. None genuine
unless counters,gned E. BERG's UNIVERSAL RUS.
SIAN EALING sALyE. No S0 Dowery. New
York. For sale b5 JOHN F. HENRY, No. College
Place, New York. stuth
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TRE BARswELL JOURNAL.
THE BARswELL sEaT1nEL.

MERCHANTS, FACTORS AND BUsISEes MEN
Will find II to their interest to advertise IN the SEN.
1lnEL. Il has been published In that II ge and POP
ulous Con ~ for seventeen year, sod bas circuii-
uon unsurpassed by any country paper III ths 6tats
Terms liberal. address z. A. BRONSON. Pro-
prietor. Blackville, &C. ,yE.u
August IS LIMO
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DE ca II n Full
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU ia KE.

WHEN YOU ARF EXH USED BY OvERwORK
of head or hand and feel the need oil something in
vi2orating don't drink whskey or any intoxlca ting
wise >uch articles give just q. much strength to
your weary bod aud mind as the whin gives to the
jsded horse, and no more. Alcoholic stmulnnis are
injurious to Nerve health. and are ALWAYS followed
by DEPRESSING REACTION.
Dudd's Nervine and InvigOrat0r
Is TONIC and GENTLE sTIMULANr which is
MOI attended Try REACTION. Wat It gains for
you 1t mnintains. When 1t r. freshes BODY or mind.
it reffeshes wlh natural strength that comes 10 say.
We are not recommending teetotaism IN the interest
of any faction; but long end extended observation
teaches that he who reeorrs to the bottle Tor rest
or recu oeratton will nd as he keeus ct It, that he
is kindlua Ore In his homes which will consume
like the flames OF perdidon. Turn from 1t Take
tonic that will refresh and not destroy. DnDD'6
hERytNE- II for saie-by all Druggists. Price One
Dollar. See Book Of Certificates that accompanies
each bottl 7mos June 26
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TO BU SIN Ess MEN.
m ii K st Al H

m ii T. s It A II
AND
SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE ADVERTISER,
As an advertising medium. offers facIities to Mer-
chants, Dru gists, Mschinsts &C., Of extending
their business. unsurpassed by any Southerl
Weekly.
Its circulation Is fast becoming general Real
Estate agents. and parties interested in the purchase
or sale Of real estate will find It to their advantage
to consult its columns and advertise therein "a va
are efecing, arrangements by which our psLer wiz
circulate Largely among Northern ca thlisH.
Information tending to the DEVELOPMENT Of our
mineral. manufacturing and agricultural resourccs-
descriptive Of climate. SOIL .-eolicited and thank
fully received from any section.
Terms cash. % a year; Q copy gratis 10 any one
Bates OF advertising lioeral ADDRESS
". ]. MoKEKRALL,
July 16 Narion.. 8 G.
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. LOCAL MATTERS.


Palmetto rioneer, cO-operstiys Association,
at t8P.iN. : 81. s.5 Gov -. Z
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DADDY CAMS MoEND1ARY RDIroR1AL.-Ths
Macon papers make merry over the editorial
OF Daddy Gains, republished in The NEWS,
warning the Georgia Rowdies" to stay a,
home. because the South uolina negro sis
very like his former instructors and associates
in life; he has contempt Of life when his
rights are at stake. and whenever the Geor-
eians want to test ther mettle they can fud
fifty thousand In this State who will crafty
their ambition for riot in five minutes.
The telegraph quotes the editorial with the
following Introduction: "Carolins ID tradi
tiorally plucky; but we never realized before
how deep the pluck went down till we picked
up the Missionary Record the organ of the
Charleston Ethiopacy, and also an expounder
OF the
-'3ospel Orthodox,
Of apostolic blows and knocks
"This organ Of muscular Christianity 80
called, is edit ed by Que Cain, also OF the bes
fighting blood Of Africa, and q savage repre-
sentative Of one whose wretched biography if
briefly set forth IN the latest edition of Congo
Catechism
Adam was the de frst man
Eve was de ,udder:
Cam was wicked man
'Kase he slowed his ,rudder.'"
The article concludes as follows: "However
as a friend OF peace, quiet habits and apro
tracted ex,stence-as man who would rather
have, any day in the year, good dinner in hls
stomach than an ounce Of lead, We protest
against any Georgian going over into Caroline
tohght this terrible Cain and his rioters. BE
is regular Pilgrim Rock darkey. He has
like the old Pilgrim ste H. q double advantage
in his fip hting. for he bangs his adversary
with spiritual and carnal weapons at once. He
fights with Bible and revolyer-wlth prayers
and curses, and brings, as it we're, the Father
ot Merci' and the Father OF Mischief down
upon man at the same miuute-wbich is toe
much. We hope the Augustans will be warned
and let Cain alone. II Cainget hold OF them
on his compound double-actlon principle, hey
will wish themselves on this side of the bridge
and the drawer up. Let Cain alone. Hes
dangerous"
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1ew publifat. pus.

UssELL'S BOOK STORE.
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CHEAP ADHERrIsIN9.

;. E1r CHARLESTON NEws. the circulation of
which is about twice as large as that OF any
ether paper published in South Carolina, is the
oest advertising medium for all business men.
a.For persons who want stu ltions or servants;
- ltho want houses or apartments, or have them
to rent: who want or who offer board and iodg-
fnp: who have lost or found articles Of value,
-Tu NEWS has no equal; and in order that all
Glasses may have their wants supplied. VS. have
adopted the following scale Of CHEAP ADyEn-
rnn.srs, payment for which must invariably
be made pten ne order Is gioen:
Aaverksamsnts Of situations wanted by or
offered to clerks. aovernesses, tutors, work.
men, mechanics, house-servants, porters, chop
bows, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
ia articles lost or found; houses. shops. offices
And warehouses wanted or to let, and miscella-
,neous wants OF all kinds. .4
For each insertion OF advertisements of the
CLASSES specified:
Not exceeding THRxl Lnzs or % words....2S cents
~ e. i Hou1 L1xHor 50 words.....4o "
~ a. aa' Iur LnEs or 20 words......5o :"
All advertisements TO be inserted at these
rates mast b prepaid and delivered at Tn
News Office bv 8 p. n. ~ ii'.,.
Range O. Thermometer at tho News
o+l once.
-.--..E - A. \. Il n. P. N e. N.
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RaiiroaDs.

SUUTH CAROLlnA KAILROAD.
Aa@ :
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nORTABLE CINE $.

ON HAND, SIX, FIGHT, TEN.HoRsE POWER.
Also,
ONE sIx,Y.BoRSE ENGINE, WITH FLUE
BOILER COMPLETE.
For sale by C6SSOkh HROTHERS,
August 81 stuth4 tdEeY6 North Wharf.
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DOR TABL K GINEs
OF ALL SIZES, FROM FOUR TO TWENTY-FIVE
HOR E POWER, complete In every respect These
Engines are now in use for various purposes In DIFF
feren parts Of this State and Georgia. and have given
general satisfaction
ALSO,
SIXTY HORSE ENGINE, With fne boiler, com.
plete. For sale by CHISOLM BRO BERS,
August 20 ftulmo Adger's Wharf.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-17

MMtT AHf4 Dals Au aBes 81
u tth regiment " be.s-
iug ne Htlt nerve. Ire
paek 81 q on ave carried Hen
fae sl.goueh tcs 5aaafmoaai
able b. aH probability o persons
possess uerse taa grfsteT degree
tan Is bak rohlen. sud penons
81 ,tat class eh I've ao; 81 hard
ar, hai 81 aar site, aad opera
t.tns sh.ch proceed tron boluess.
N4 long since a man stood 10
Wall street bank, u5ih bag b ls
hard containing $1,000 81 geld
a rtuilemauly looking 4 al with his
Isl ST, 4id rs q { 8He who held tA5
gold "l4t me hei Is; TH rue9
within haif a. ounce q its weight.
The person addressed mechanic.
Is handed tire bag 70 the applicant,
aho at once ran out doors, and was
soon lost il ihe crowd, while tie
loser ii tie gold reyer Jaw ii again.
on seeing im with his lat oii lie
though lin 4 clerk ii tie bank. A
gentleman standing by saw the
tAcfteuoye BIZ lat and hang il on
4 hook, when be supp osed il 10 be
some one connected with the bank,
aud said nothing.
Some wears since a person entered
tie Importers ana Traders Bank +,
! New York, Ia broad daylight, took
/ of lis coat, pot oil buster, stuck a
pen behind lis ear, and then walked
1 deliberately past the clerks, tellers,
Z cashier aud pushed the preside NJ
aside, who stood talking with son e
u Tie dire, tons, entered the vault,
and helped nselfio the largest
package 81 money hecould find, and
aud walked out monested, no one
Inspecting that anything was wrong
till Ne was out ot sight
a few months ago, IN New York,
i hcarc drove d tic door ii 4
mansion. a gcnteel young man
rang lie bell and inquired for the
msn who lived there, bat he was
down town. He said the learse con-
tanned a coffin III which we're the e.
mains Of the daughter Of the occu.
pant 1T The house, who had Just died
1t school ia Connecticut, The SER
want at the house had heard nothing
Of the matter, but helped the driver
bring the coffin into the parlor, and
II the suggestion OF the young man,
who suid be was a teacher, sent ont
one 81 their number 10 the gentle
mans place Of business to inform him
II the sad news. The teacher re.
NAMED IN the house to tell him the
/ particulars, bat VIXEN the man arriy-
Cd the teacher had gone, and about
three thousand dollars worth Of jew
clry, kept in bureau Baskets, al
gone with him. The coffin was
opened, and found to be filled with
a beach log
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TnIRTY YEARs AMoNa TIE !

Thirty YEARS AMONG THE INDIANS.
The Sandnsky Ohio Register re-
hates a singular incident which hap
pcned in Lewiston, Logan county,
few days AGO. 1t appears that thir-
ty three years ago there lived in
Lewiston a farm er named Hopkins,
who had boy between three and
four years Of age One day this boy
was mssaiug, and could no where be
found, though hundreds of people
turned out TO search for him. Tie
river was dragged and the woods
searched, but without avail, and he
vas given up FOR lost A few indians
living in the neighborhood were so
pcaceable and friendly that they we're
not suspected. The Hopkins family
LEFT their home and settled in llh-
nois, and their old neighbors had no
expectation Of ever seeing them
again. The astonishment Of the old
settlers. can be conceived, when,
week before last, a tall man, brown
cd by exposure 10 the sun and
storms, and speaking the broken
English ct the half civilized Indians,
made his appearance at LeViston,
and claimed to lie tie child missed
thirty-threo years ago.
lie stated that 4 Cherokee Indi-
an, wandering through that section,
had cuticed ! im from the field as lac
was going ii search Of his father,
aud had carried linn to the far West.
The Old chief la3 treated him as his
eva son, and having been taken
away IL 81 early anage, tic memory
Of bis parent and former life had
faded from Els mind. For thirty
years he ihud as an Indian, and sup
posed that lie was the son Of the cid
chief who claimed TO be Ills father
A iew months since the chief very
advanced III age, found himself 81
hi. desthbed. Shortly before ho
died ho called lis adopted ION to Bis
bedside, and Informed him who and
what lie was Thereupon, after tic
old ellef was dead and buried, Hop-
kns repaired q Ohio b search Of SIS
parents. whom he found lad remoy
ed e Champaign Cts, IT. His re-
appearance created qrite as much ex-
cil~yeht nnang the old settlers q
did Iis Mysterious disappearance a
thira vs. century ago.
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INrEgPEnANcg. When man
drinks hard, the hood boils over, and
the passions aise and grow mptia-
ous IL such dangerous jnncinre
the guards should be doubied, aac
twice - mnoA sense summoned III As
would serve Coz al ordinary ooea-
siou. Aow, 70 part with ones rea-
SON, i $40 could get il, Is like the
compass, and throwing the pilot
over 3tarl IL storm.
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How TO PRESERVE SNoErD MEATS
IN SUMNER. Take black pepper and
grind Il very fine, the finer tie BET
ter, then wash the han On beet and
rub while damp thoroughly with the
ground pepper a suihcicucy will adj
here 20 them 20 protect them from
the dcprpdations Of Hies and bugs
through the summer In the cure ot
hams omit rubbing tie sldn side.
Two pounds u pepper are sufficient
for thirty pounds 81 meat. Il may
remain hanging III tie smoke hoaeo
during ihe summer This viii also
impart inc flavor "a tile meat.
pr Bushnell S opposed 20 woman
suffrage, tie saws u wemen were
allowed IS vote, tley would get be-
i3uled by tie dirtiness II the polls
and Tie vices VI olo, iionaering.
Mr. Emerson argues il,at wien
wumea become voters $50 uust ar
ruaa fu hsyt tie voting clean and
lNest and polite the state fnust
bulti ralsees rWimik, b which
Wtumt can deposit their yoto III tic
pregnce of their tlm sfd brothers
and h,hrrs" What would tile suu-
wahsd Democracy think ii this Z
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4 lads wbo bad bccn spending
sans dpys q, saratoga vhsre a son-iu-
law II Commodore Vanderbilt and
family are staying, tells the following
story Calling 10 the reom q The
Commodore daughter ono DAY she
found her giving her little daughters
some lessons ID the hanlsly work 81
darDag aoeiahgt TIC visitor expires
esd surprise Aat she should bother
horsuli Or ben children with such work.
when the Commodore's daughter re-
pbed that there was 10 telling what q
woman mig tl be called upon to De in
tbs country. o. what fate awaited her
and sbe beloved III iuslructiug them
10 useful arts o. preparation for any
reverse that might oyeitako them
Paddy attended Broad -brim
convention forlhe first time, aud was
much astouished At tho manner q wor-
ship Having boen told That thcy spako
even = tAsy eore moved by tie apilit,'
Be watched Tic proceedings with in.
ercasipe disgust ior their 'haythen way
81 worship, tai one young Quaker arose
and commenced scIemnly
Brethren, | have just married
Tho ceti! 50 base, interrupted Pat
The Quaker sat down in confusion,
bat the spirit moving Pat no further,
tho young man mustered courage and
broke ont again.
Brethren, have married daughter
OF tbs Lord
The devil 80 aaye that I said Pat;
but I'm be a long time before iyer yoll
see yer fathor-in Law
We noticed follow the other day
wearing largo ring with brilliant
red setting be wore it in queer
place around his eye Upon making
inquiry, he informed us that they old
not cost much, and people generally re-
eoieel aud wore them who deserved
them. lie sass II was given him.
Gan civil engineer inform us
how II " that the mouths Of rivers are
larger than their heads
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Itnnw ~ COWS.

KnnS0 ~ Cows. "A core
fpoudc0l d tho Germuiisw Tolo-
giafh wishes ho could make lie
train vivid % every keeper II COWS,
that iha care 81 shem i something
that requires knowledge and PAINS
taking ii details. Cows must not be
neglected or deprived If sei'lcient
food Good shelter and abundance
~ food thcy must have Il we Womb
render them profitable Eveuncas
a Ioosi |, mpcrature i necessity.
II the weather i cold az vel aut u
doors they Should he warm A. q dry
within the stable. lfiht sun shines
too bos they sio, II have tie pgisi-
lege u shade. When 1 COW ID
c, snes Uncomfortable tie fo0 u
milk i ia proportion as yoa conf T
cafe upon hen.
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CO.'S CouGIi BALsAH.

a H tEta
sa 81
ah us1
aaf ufr I1p 81 Jh an aen
tfst t
EraIs faH SOD slsiffss1s ts hEds
ts5lE ise aR a tlatht
tagh asa rs
ssass ia baaa A aa
e. 8eaars ft iae asfis tAHf ailaes
suH 81 uars fsa sa5 arase tts trst
tlrst sra tEga raE o. 81 nsts.ai 81
Is z# le ausgV af s. m n
CESS aarblf te flfgas glf tafaa1
ssae ts8ltlas. uhssa piE iu eemta ufia So ath
r. sss faaus 81 sd lres stores
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NnAr IT Cosrs Tie Evening
Posts makes tie following curious es-
timate There are 100, 900 men in
New York who receive wages for
either manual or mental labor. If
tics cagl take j drink day at ten
cents each, the total expenditure is
$4,000. and FOR cigars and tobacco,
say ten cents cash, $4,000, making
goa, 600 day,Sl40, 000s week, $780,
600 month, and $6,320,000 a " az
lof drinking, smoking and chewing,
and they neither give strength to the
body. sigor 10 the nerves, nor health
10 lilo brain.
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Nun IFrn hatE Ibt
Ttes fferr Wu8 ~. ~
apalaf 8a aM u nuatee 81
glsaftn a. U.s. stand afearI d
reat tuoue With Aays = rl a
ber has3s re8 aa 1r
Besrt iss So Sc right
~ to- nsitr There IS s. srrtaral
gfousd g. lsa sex Nse aet,cua sH1
sEg1o3msHs .! .nmsrial asees g 3
monoseheas D. gsioal esara and j.
ms var8tf ibai De atsar3iiy 4 D..
ne = bai ia bern Tssos red long ago
lis mbeh nssfa ssns.le 70 sopl
that ris b ,he o.ar ia ENJOY So
Ga aa3 intellectual delights AID have
varying oeenpailous acosrdiue 20 a.eis
rsspsaye eap4esaes similar = itose
ulieh ars eaioyed 81 tbo good %
safth. sals more perfect a qsality and
degree Dsaih laies lfosn on nothing
Ia, tso body q fssh az. blood. lsas
ing lle cousttuboa and requirements
Il Cur souls with0Bi rsaical change
Whatever. therefore. st0,e mere cor.
poteal pleasures riehtia.iy renders us
happy bcre. wil hkcwisc render NJ
happy there. and IS NJ man however
pious woald Ike 70 spend BIS vholt
life On earth ia singing. j Is bot hkell
be ~ill he compelled 70 rs Il hereafter
b.. shAs happy, glorious thoaght Z
i, 70 dgell bot only Tor time. bat i9
oil Eternity among angels aud hearenl.
uusic
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49, Ynal- - - i -

l.ET Youn laagr SHixr | would
Tot give much for yoar religion an-
less Il cap % seeu. Lamps d. cot
TAX, aat iaey ~ slime, = Light
house sounds IS drum J; beasts 10
gong, ani }e', ca oFer sc waters
la friendly spark Is secn BIZ The
mariner. 81 Jet tout sections sh.t G
ous your religion. LEI the rlaig SER
mon u yoaf Hfe be Illustrated by
your eaHdaci, ard i shall uol Gil %
be- ii.ustfi0us
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TEETH! TEETH.

The Greatesi Adtaace Siep euer taken ~
ne Bentai Art!
~ = I. FOLSOM - Bastan. Mass. has die
~ covered a ne@ metha4 ~ 50 constructing ths
plate "a ghteh TIE testl arc - hatthry sii noi
start " drop Nhlis eatiHg pr speaking 54f it -
s4l ans particles - f5g5 i auac8 lbe paatc, ~
ul4ttef What he eaaAtiaa y ihs m88ti. Is. aLlel
i 90 tFal e AuE mr,Aaa hlthtft1 asel. ihrse
plates eshuat b a.sHi4ea4 g any aqti1a % ties
.lps ~ taDgue saFe altAiaet ths f1clpsifs flEht
q make and Feb rtaaf Improved fsAtos ta1 40
n6a prepared % lHeet hf ss94e Nthust rAtfN
ei4AFea All ia wsui n srzi1cial tteth are TtsIeel-
fa43 lhfli4 ~ E4Fa tae faA
q jobs 0&. baatist
Manchester. Aefuaat
n rs Aabe Meta-l lsf#l a4As iH+a4 Ii A. It's
sssaF hesl.sia IL Ata T. Esa44,
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Price List.

l9caII ana - t6en, or aoal Stamp for aura. ~
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cLGRgFREv

The l.ey. Isaac Aiken ~ Allegheny, testiGcs
that i has cured hin, A5ler Al other pmodies
lla1 failed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-17
Goes Dyspepsia Cure

win SEC ts f5ao8 Invaluable 10 ~ csses q utHF-
4uea. Dyss aisTB Eale h4nusT tafup lEllts Grip
tng Aa8 . s-tt every elaaF4sfea eE4lisaa d tie
slanash
SOFA y nfuFess.s O. ty = eaaHssy eFefy' s3legs
a. q ~ betils q h apIiaesii1a q
TIE c. G. CLARK co.
81. Egpfses1rs
irseag Aea HAsen &C
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WHOopING COUGH.

The testimony N ali nAd batt usga it iar this
bersr disease during t4g lsat ten wears. =, ti.at
i Invariably rr3eyvs sad gaIts it
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-17
SORE THROAT

Keep your throat set vifh ihc Bslsam ftl'u.
a itili snl oileu aua yea viii soon bind fsiiri
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lumber.

- p EIUCUT Keeps r.. sals AZ a times 81 fis lum
- btr mjli l4Fge asHy1maGt ~ SPRUCE LUMBER
~ EVERY description nhd q prepared ~ furhlfA i.4uF
Timber At Short u0fitu fESCEFfcKEis always Oh
haHd Hiis delivered y desired,
Dorset Jaue lst ls6s-Gm2
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COOKING STOVE,
PEEELE SIS,

which stand al tho bead If All Cooking stoves yet
Manufactured. lie is prepared t. iuriirh them
sttH "a without lot Closets and heaevDirs. for
Coal aud Wood Those 10 want Of truly good
stove are informed tHbt these 5toyos ere All var
f8Bted ~ give satisfaction, and VIE BE- said %
ono month trial Ile would respectfully refer to
A. q Clark MlaW Iyre ard lala NyLes who
have them Ia use. III Is als3 prepared 70 furnish
Sap Tubs, Pans, & Heaters,
mads u the best u stock and most finished
workmanship At satisfactory prices. A good AS
Earlmoui Il Stoves fJr Wood and Coal among
which may be found tho neat and celebrated
Olive Branch,
Morning Glory,
Oriental
Aud various ether kinds o. less note.
Plain and Inpannra TIN Ware. Wooden Ware
Hollow We're, Cas- Ware, Fumps,
Leaa Pipe, ae.' Ae
Can-iaatiy "a hand Jobbng promptly attended
Is. Casl lai8 iof 81 kaas % Pestefs Bsfier--
Thankful ID hls friends sud customers f1r their
llberAl euosuFaseraeat during the past year he
hopes " merlt d eaH'lnpsuee u the same.
CHARLES X. YOUNG.
Fac.ofy Pslal. Dee. ~ 1895
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-17
Goa NJ.

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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-05-06

THE TIPPLE OF DIFFERENT RACES
The fungus of Siberia and Northern
Asia supplies the means of intoxica-
ton to 100000 people; opium in
Southern Asia is the fountain of intoN-
ication to 400, 600; hasheesh is the
medium of intemperance to 100000
600 in Persia, India, Turkey, Africa,
Egypt and America cocoa makes
drunk the people on the western coast
of South America betei pepper does
the same for millions on the islands in
the Pacific and Indian Oceans; tobac-
CO is used for like purpose in all
parts of the globe; while whiskey,
brandy, gin, and other liquors belong
to European civilization. There has
been no nation since the, world began
that did not use some stimulant, and
many of the people to excess. Intox-
icating drinks are as common in the
world as corn, or any vegetable or an
imal food.