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Speaking Of last words, that was stri-
kingly appropriate remark of a California
stage driver, who on his death bed was
visited by brother "whip" Said he,
"Bill, I'm on the down grade, and l can't
reach the brake"
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made of Poor Rum, WhisicY, Proof Splr.
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and swcetencd to please the tas.c, called
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that lead the tipper on to drunkenness and
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Native Roots and Herbs OF California, free from
all Alcoholic Stimulants. They are the
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500 will be given for an incurable case pro-
Vldlng the bones are not destroyed by mineral
poisons or other means, and the vital organs
wasted beyond the point Of repair.
tism, and GOut, Dyspepsia, or Ind nen,
Bilious, Remittent and Intermitfentf'c-
vers, Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kid.
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tie in such cases will convince the mcst ncredu-
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DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION. Head
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| system OF so many thousands, are eiIectually
| destroyed and removed.
For full directions, read carefully the circular
around each bottle. printed in four languages
| English, German, French and Spanish.
| j. WALKER, Proprietor, 81 q "a Commerce.
| Street, New York
X. i. MCDONALD & CO.,
| Druggists and Gen. Agents,
San Francisco, California, 32 g. "a Commerce
| Street, N. Y.
" Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
may II, 1870 l14-tf
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Insurance, &c.

GEE HOW POPULAR TIE NEW PLANs
~ of this Company are. On January I'D. 1870
they issued No. 100 1000, and on July 23d. is,
sued No. lO5 ,279. being 5 ,279 issued in the
last SIX MONTHS. This is n gain of one thon.
sand Policies over the same space of time last
year.
As result of economy, the Connecticut Mn.
tuai has accumulated net surplus of 50 671. .S5
being over Sc, 1000 900 more than the surplus of
any other Company. Every penny of this large
surplus belongs to the polcy-holders, and used
IN reduction Of their premiums
Our dvdcnds are not declared on the M calle,l
Contribution Plan," but upon the mcthod
used and originated by this Company, through
our Actuary, f. W. Bryant, Esq. 1t consists in
giving a member just the surplus his or her
money has earned, and has definite, complete
way OF ascertaining that which the contribution
plan never yet iailly undertook to do.
II accommodates the insured by loaniug them
part OF the premium when desired
It's dividends are paid at the end of the first
year and annually thereafter.
Its policies are non torteitaJle after the second
annual payment. Ii desired, q paid up Policy
VIII be granted, or the surplus due the mcmbcr
will be returned in cash.
FURNISHES insurance combining the adyantag, $
oncred by all other companies.
). ID. WAIT, General Agent.
OFFICE opposite Pos. office, RALEIGH. N e.
aug 1f2-6m
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HeImboId's Extract BuChu

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From the largest Manufacturing Chemists in the
World.
NOVEMBER i, 1851.
81 am acquainted with Mr.. II. 7. Helmbold;
he occupied the Drug Store opposite my resi-
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The Constitution

Once affected with Organic Weakness, requires
the aid of Medicine 10 strengthen and iuvigoratc
the system, which
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Mode Of Preparation.

Buchu, in vacuo. Juniper Berries, by distila-
tion, to form hne gin. Cubebs extracted by
displacement with spirits obtained from Juniper
Berries; very little sugar is used, and small
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uny now to use
Buchu, as prepared by Druggists, is OF dark
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action of u fame destroys this Gts active princi-
ple) leaving dark and glutinous dccoction,
Mine is the color of ingredients. The Buchu in
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ingredients and the mode of preparation.
= Hoping that you will favor it with trial, and
that upon inspection it will meet With your ap-
|1orplntion,A
q 22Witha lecingoi confidence,
~ eSsJ I Iamsycry respectfully.
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu,

In affections peculiar to Females, is uaequalled
by any other preparation, as in Chlorosis, or
Retention, Painfulncss, or Suppression OF Gus
tomary Evacuations, liberated or Schirrus State
OF the Uterus, and all complaints Incident TO the
sex, or the decline or change of life.
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Essays for Young Men, on the happiness
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ra' lA-d&wly
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aug SIT r.. MATIN.
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SING SING March 25, 1868.
Ny Dear Sir: My daughter Alice, thirteen
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covered Yours truly,
DANIEL LUTHER
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testifying that it contaius no harmful ingredient
On the other hand, in the "Journal of Chcmis-
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CRISTADOROS HAIR PRESERVATIVE as
Dressing, acts like charm on the hair after
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New Advertisement.
TO


NEW YORK, August 18th, 1868.
Allow me TO call your attention to my PREY
PARATION OF
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.aETERNAL VIGILANCE

aETERNAL VIGILANCE
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Special Notices.

Scrofula Cured by Brandreth's Pills
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l'RESH SMOKED BEEF TONGUE, Received
l. to day, bv
june II ls0
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Price, SI.25 per Bottle,

or 6 bottles lor AG.oO Delivered TO auysid dIt.s
Z atscibs symptvr.s in all co,ninnuieations
~ 1H
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu
Improved Rose wash

Will radically extcrminatc from the system dis
cases arising from habits Of dissipation, at little
expense little or no change in diet, no inconye-
niencc or exposure; completely supcrseding
those unpleasant and dangerous remedies, Co
paiva and Mercury, in all these diseases.
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: ~ ~ IL. r. HELMBOLD,
Chemist und Druggist oi IG Year1 Experience.
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is the great Diu.ntla- ..
Sold by Druggists everywhere
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NOTICE!

William Mitchell of Miami county, in
the State of Indiana, and Henry P.
Swain of Santa Clara county, in the
State of California, will take notice
that Owen ". Peck of the county, of
Wayne, IN the State of Indiana, did on
the 10Th day of March 1870, file his
petition in the Court Of Common Pleas
within and for the county of Preble, in
the State of Ohio, against the said Viii
liam Mitchell and Henry P. Swain, de-
PENDANTS, setting forth that on the 18th
day of November, 1874, tine said Mitch
ell sold to the said Swain the following
premises situate in the county of Preble
and State of Ohio, and In the township
of Jefferson, and bounded and describ.
ed as follows-BeIng a part of the South
west quarter of ection %, township, 9,
range l, east-b'sginning al the county
road, on the line of Isaac Taylor's land
thence westward along said road to an
with a certain OAK tree to Robert Scots
south line-then ce east along said line
to the north west corner of said Isaac
Taylor's land-thence south along said
Taylor's line to the place of beginning,
containing Is acres more or less-that
said Swain took possession of said Real
Estate. and paid the consideration mon
in full. as stipulated for in an article
of agreement entered into between said
Mitchell and Swain, but which agree
by mistake did not correctly de-
scribe the premises aforesaid intended
to be and which was sold, that said
Mitchell failed TO make said Swain a
deed therefor, that on the 21st day of
February 1866, said Swain by a quit
claim Deed, at tempted to convey said
premises to said Owen W. Peck, who has
had possession of :he same ever since,
that the desert ption CT said premises In
said deed is also rroneou aud incorrect
and praying that said Mitchell may be
ordered and decreed to convey said pre-
misses by a correct description to the said
p. Swain, or to this plaintiff, as
said Swain assignee, that said Swain, if
said Mitchell shall be decreed
TO convey the same by correct de-
scription to this plaintiff, or in defaulto OF
either or both of them com Lying with
order and decree of the court in that
respect, that the decree of the Court be
declared to operate as sueh conveyance,
and that the said William Mitchell and
P. Swain are notified that they
are required to appear and answer said
Petition on or before the third Saturday
after the 18th day of May next.
OWEN W. PECK,
By MILLER & HARRIS, his Att'ys.
D. B. Morrow, Clerk. .Hi
March 81, 1870 w6 prf$26.7 10,
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The Trial of Mcfarland.

The trial Mcfarland, for the
murder of Albert D. Richardson,
in New York, commenced in the
Court of General Sessions in that
city, on last Monday, This case
is yet fresh in the public mem
DRY. 1t created SO much interest
and. excitement at the time ofthe
shooting of Richardson that it
needs no details to conjure up
theawhole case clearly and elab
orately to all newspaper readers
of the day. The domestic ,fea>
lures of this terrible affair, the
political and social standing of
the parties directly involved, and
of persons less directly4nterested,
the death-bed marriage, and oth~
er strange adjuncts ofthe killing,
were universally detailed at the
time; and served to make up a
connected narrative that en-
chained the attention at once,
and was not likely to be forgot
ten in the short space of time
has since interviewed. There was
great difficulty in selecting a suit
able jury from the first, it taking
several days to get one. On the
first day, of panel of one hun
dred aud seventy five, only five
Jurors wereichosen. During the
trial, Horace Greeley, Henry
Ward Beecher, Rockingham, aud
other leading Radical lights, pro-
minent actors IN the affair, will
be put upon the stand. It is the
presumption that rsaM Mcfarland
will be acquitted. % saoE go i biaiI
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pecial friend Baily, of New York,
how they were robbed and ruin
ed. Ask the merchants and
manufacturers of Philadelphia,
whom the notorious A. p. Sutton
Supervisor of the Western DIS
trict OF Pennsylvania, another o.
Delano's pets, has prosecuted BE-
You'd endurance and for which
there is no redress. Delane is
conversant with the villailous
record of Sutton but still keeps
him in posi- ion the same as he
did Bailey eve after he vas told
Of his embezzlement. Robbery
aud vil!ainy would Sem to be
the recognized characteristics OF
the Revenue Bureau from the
statement of Supervisor Melon
aid who stated upon oath ''that
his Official duties require him to
tell a lie whenever he thinks the
interest of the service would be
benefited" This is the princi-
pie the Bureau is run on. The
revenue laws when fairly adj
ministered are onerous enough
but in the hands of such officials
it is simply an engine of fraud
robbery and extortion. Mr.. Del
aLo had occasion to go to Phila
delphia some time since ano
with his family stopped at-ths
Continental Hotel. With all the
keenness of a sharper he charg
ed the Government with the
whole expense which of course
was an attempt at robbery. Blu
unfortunately for Delano the
Controller of the Treasury, r
w. Tayler, a staunch Radica.
and an honest man, could not
see things as Delano did and dis
allowed the claim. Such small
stealing will go very far to make
the people believe in the stories
about the big robberies. Com
ment Is unnecessary.
IS Having as he now says re-
versed his former decision, which
was only temporary.
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Call in at No. 3, Commercial Block.
EAFoN OHIO
M. b. STEPHENS.
SALE or BONDS OF THE
VILLAGE OF EATON.

fGEALED bids will be rec eived b, tn,
- undersignej, at the Mayors Office
in Eaton; unIil Saturday, February 18th
1870, at l o'clock, p. NJ, fer the sale O
the following BONDS of the Incorporat.
ed Village of Eaten, Treble County
Ohio, to- wit
NINETEEN BONDS for the sum Of
$4,000 each, due Augutt LIST, 1871, with
z per cent. interest from date, he inter
est to be paid annually.
81 TWENTY TWO BONDS for the sum
of $4,000 each, due August 1st, 1872,
with z per cent. interest from date, the
interest to be paid annually.
TWENTY-FIVE BONDS for the sum
of $4,000 each, due August Ist, 1873,
with z per cent. interest from date, the
interest to be paid annually.
TWENTY-THREE BONDS for the
sum $4,000 each, due August 1st, 1874,
with Z per cent interest from date, the
interest to be paid annually.
TWENTY-FOUR BONDS for the
sum of $4,000 each, due August LIST,
1875, with z pes cen. interest from date,
the interest to be paid annually.
No bid viii be accepted for less than
the par value of the Bond, and the money
will be required on delivery of the Bond
to the purchaser. For the faithful pay
of these Bonds and interest the
faith of the Village is irrevOcablY pledg-
ed.
8 g. 4 Z. F E5o:o'' Building Com.
= H. B. VAEAUsDAL.
Feb. 3, 1870-w2prf So 100.
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Our, Washington Letter.
CORRESPONDENCE OF TIKI
.y4sn3a9 DEMOCRAT. ~ 'tbI-,
q WAsH1NGroN CITY, D. q,
aEusfX "a ApriI 6. gl870

~ EusiT a April 8, 1870 Z.
The House committee on Elec.
tions yesterday considered the
case Of Grafton, who contests the
seat OF Common, Representative
from the Third District of Texas,
but took no vote on it. The
committee have made singular
haste ID this case. There are
cases that have been waiting
since the beginning Of the sss7
sion and cannot get a hearing
There is but little chance for a
InansIwho dare call His Might
ness, Ben. Butler a low comedi>
an, as Nj. Gonnor did, and most
probably he wilIind that what
hessa;d in the House, "that Ben.
Butler owned Congress and
would not let him in no matter
howymany votes he got" 9 trne,
His 1000 msjoritK win not aid
him If ButleFd dfawsahisslashaoS
yer the shoulders Of the commit
tee, and afterwards in the House
shows Capt. Connor up as a
veritablet KasKluxlcwho was dis
guised as an officer in the Fede-
ral9armya during the war. An
exchange says Belmont, the
shent-peEshent offspring Of the
Rothschilds, cannot SO easily de-
moralize the Democracy now as
in 1868. He is better known
now than then" August Bel
mont has been the +Old man1of
the Sea- to the Democratic pars
ty and if he is not gotten rid of
we will sustain another defeat in
1872 no matter who is the nom
inee or what the conditions may
be. He is more interested in the.
welfare OF his employers the.
Rothschilds than in the success
80 NEL
of the Democratic party or the
good of the people aud it is all
important that the people should
be awakened to that fact. IF
New York City, being the great
commercial and bmonied center,
must have the chairman of the
National Democratic Executive
Committee come from that city
there are plenty of honest, good
working, outrand7out Democrats
there who would work for tile
success oftIie party and not be
tray it, which the general Yopini
on is that Belmont did. Sena-l
tor Sherman's resolution ndeelar-
tory of the meaning of the law
relating to the income tax led to
a sharp debate on the merits of
the tax, in which Mr.. Sherman
declared tn at whenathe1 question
came properly before the Senate
he would showTthat an income
tax was the most just and equi
table of all taxes.alH He will have
a jolly time convincing the peo-
pie of that fact. Senator Casser-
", wEo is thoroughly convers-
ant with the subject offaanee
and its kindred relations, and
who has taken an active part in
the debates onatheseI questions,
and who is always ready with
his reasons and authorities, gave
Mr.. Sherman, 1.-The would-be fl
nahcier, to- understand that he
would have a difficult task to
prove any such proposition aud
addueed we'll known writers on
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HO WARD SANITARY AID
ASSOCIATION.
For the Relief and Cure of The Erring
and Unfortunate, on Principles of
Christian Philanthropy.
Essays on the Errors Of Youth
and the Follies of Age, in relation to
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ASSOCIATION, Box P. Philadelphia,
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.gdnstmtstrGtO1.'s Notice

Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed has this day been duly appoint
ed as administrators of the Estate of
ROBERT SCOTT. deceased.
CEPHAS J. BEAM, Admir-,
with the Will Annexed
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Medical Faculty and the hundreds wlo
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