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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AGENTS WANTED

RIO sell Adsiirat Raphael Senmes, ''servioe
! Aaoat in The Sumter and Alabama"
This is a. most graphic and thrilling do.
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Scmmes himself, and therefore authentic in
every particular. The sale of this book
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demand Is unabated. Solt only by sub
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good ngouts. Address
Z. l. DIBBLE & CO., Publishers,
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I The moARoLhWA fER7HIzER" is ~ade
psu, I Wan ousnoin It's reisg Properties These Phosa
st. "e annex tho analysis Of Professor - o'N
III ABORAr0RY OF THE MEDICAL
expe at
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Therc is No Death.
uI sir BULwgR LrrToN.

There is nc death The stars 10 down
TO rise upon somc fairer shore
And bright in Heavens jowclled crown
rhere slime fer evermore,
There is no death Tho dust we tread
Shall change beneath tho summon show
To golden grain or mellow fruit,
Or Rainbow tinted flowers.
The granite rocks disorgnniro
10 feed the hungry plants thoy boar;
The forest leaves drink daily life
From out the voioeless air,
There is no death! The leaves may sa,l,
! he leaves mny fado and pass away :;
They only wait through wintry hours
The coming Of the May.
There 10 no death ! An angel form
Walks over the earth in silent tread
lie bears our best lovo things away,
And then wo call lheu dead
He leaves arc hearts all desc ato.
Helpless our fWrest. sweet st flowers;
Transplanted into bliss, they now
Adorn immortal bowers.
The bird like voice, whose Joyous tonos
Made glad these scenes Of sin and strife
Sings now IN everlasting song
Amid tho tree % lie.
And whore he seea ). smile &C .Y,ah.
Or heart too puro for DIN and vi,e.
He boars 1t 10 that word Of light,
To dwell In Paradise.
Born unto that undying llfo,
Thof leave us but to como again
With joy wo Welcome them--lho same,
Extopt in Gin aud pain.
And ever near us. though unseon,
The dear immortal spirits troad
For all tho boundless Universe
Is life there are no dead.
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FoTeronce@a

FofercnceSs
David Dickson, Hancock county
DR. Z NJ Pcndleton,
W W Simpson,
A Lane,
Col. I NJ Turner,
John I Berry,
James NJ Gray. Jones county
II 8 Kisar, Houston county
NJ g Robert. Wilkes county
w Stone, Columbia county
DR.. Henry Gather, Newton county
Dr. 8 Hamilton, Athens
Edward bancroft, I"
A P Dearing, i"
A Livingston. Newton county
Hon. T Smith, jefferson county
n p Richards, Newton county
John II Chisholm, " est Point
Stephen D Heard, Augusta
w D Grant, Wilton
Rev. w NJ Cunningham, In Grange
Col, Locket, Dougherty county
hon. Herschell V Johnson, Jeffer. on co.
j u wilkins, Jefferson county
Jas. G Denham, Putnam county
Printup, Columbia county
g M Stokes, Lee county
Rev. I B West, Columbia county
9 Nunnally, Walton county
W Swanson, Troup county
yhomns Warthen, Washington coun; '
SterlingJ Elder, Coweta county
r rolbert, ="
Rev. c S Camden. Brooks county
o Morton, {"
Samuel NJ Carter, Murray coanty
r Stapler, Lowndes county
N Montgomery, Fort Lamar
g w Lewis, Decatur county
J Hill, Quitman county e
p Burnett, I"
a J White, Macon
A V Brumby, Atlanta
Q Il Nolan, Henry county
2 II Clark, Oglethorpe county ass
II F. Wooliey, Cass county
Adams, Jones & Reynolds, Macon
J b Ross & Son,
T@rH,n, q na,,L.,; Lane, s Co., Augusta
Berrys g. Co.. Rome t.,.
w C & L Lanier, West Point
Pye & Son, Forsyth
Isaac Harris, Springs Grove, N. C.
James p Irwin, Charlotte, N. G.
Col. II Spearman, Silver Street, 8. G.
W Ba,ee, Orangeburg, 8. G.
Col. 7 Moore, Spartanburg, 4. G.
John II Cathcart, Winnsboro, s. @.
Thomas L Woodside, Greenville, 8. C.
" Barksdale, Laurens, s. q. N
Gov. q Fl Du Pont, Quincy, Fla
George W Scott, Tallahassee, Fla
a F Given, Montgomery, Ala
LightfoJt, Abbeville, Ala
r Thornton, Coosa River, Ala
John B Bilbre. Tuskegee, Ais
A Beall. Carthage. Ala
] Moe. Boyd, Camden, Ala
Thomas Z 2 pesuos Os:ora, as;ss
W E Ferguson. jackson. Miss
E = "oltz Duck Hill, Miss
W W Topp, Columbus. Miss
Dr.. D Mcdonnell. Brownsville, Miss
r NJ Shryock, Winona, Miss
NJ B Jones, Batesville, Miss
II Johnson. Brookhnven, Miss
a p Kennedy, Coffeeyille, Miss
G G Williama, Okolona, Miss
J Champonois, Shuhuta. Miss
John 8 Finley, Holly Springs. Miss
" " Farmer. Monroe, La
Foank p S.ubbs, |"
Green Hall, Covington, Tenn
w N Beck, hiiddletown, Tom
e Mathews, Monticello, Ark.
oct 26-6n s....
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How to Get Books for Nothing.

$40 worth Of splendidly illustrated books
given for every 10 subscribers to tho Now
York Musical Pioneer for 1870, q monthly
journal Of l6 pages Of choice music and in.
tercsting miscellany. Only so cents per
annum in advance Circulars with list Of
premiums and specimen copy of Pioneer
sent on receipt of stamp +. J, Huntington
s. Co., 400 Rroome street N. Y.
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New Advertisements.
ESTABLISHED l83O.)
WEIGH & GRIFFITHS.
Sd VS.! 1IYESi Sd W,St

Sd WS I1ES! 81 VS.!
Saws Of oil descriptions. Axcs, Beliing
and mill furnishings. Circular Saws with
solid Toeth, or with Patent Adjustable
Points, superior to all Inserted Teeth Saws.
Bds- Price, Reduced. ~y1a
BeN. Send for Price List and Circulars. -7Tsa
WEIGH Il GRIFFITHS,
Boston. Mass, or Detroit, Mich
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WANTED EYERYWHERE.

SALESMEN. Farmers and others to sell
~ New Article in great dculand $500 90
made by one Agent his first month. adj
dress GEO. MoEATHRON & CO.. Nash.
villo, Tenn, or ". II. SEATUN & co. :,
Now Orleans, In
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Capital Priz }, $4,000 O
Smallest Prize. SSOi

Also about $2O,OO0 in drecnbacks, being
tho ontire rent money Of tho property for
tho years 1859 and 1870, which vii, bo dis.
tributed TO the winners Of the frat seven
prizes respectively. Rent of tho
farms for 1869, was Sl2 per mere. and 1t is
confidently expected that they will equal or
surpnss this figure for 1870
Tickets Five Dollars.
Final drawing, june 9th, 1870. at Masonic
Temple, Louisville. Ky. Hundreds Of our
best citizens, havo given unqualified oerti. /.
ioates and endorsements Of this magniti.
cent enterprizc.
Every dollar invested by .icket holders,
is held In trust by the commissioners M. .
pointed by the Legislature. until tho draw.
ing takes place and prizes arc delivered
In order to have yonr tickets properly
registered. buy nj once Of your nearest
club agent, or remit by Express (prepaid),
Draft, p. 0. money ordor, or register, I'd
letter, to either cf he following financial
agents who will furnish full descriptive
circulars:
L. n. Lyme, Cash'r Farmers Bank, Hen.
derson, Ky: Il. Il. Alexander. CONNER.
oial Bank, Louisville, Ky; John c. In
tEam. Pres. Bank, Bopkinsvile, Ky !;
James l. Dallam, Commcrcnl Bank. Padu.
oah. Ky. 3. G. Thomas; Cash. Obs. and
Reptr Lexington, Ky. W. B. Tyler, Cash.
Ter Deposit Bk., Owsnsboro, Ky.
Good Club Agents wanted every where.
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90S Prizes Worth from $1.5O to
S1.OO in Greenbacks,

awarded TO subscribers and agents for
Woods Household Magazine. the argest
and tho best Dollar monthly in the world.
Similar prizes to be repeated soon. Full
particulars in March number. For sale by
NIL newsdealers, or sent with catalogue or
premiums on receipt Of 10 cents. Address
s. 8. Wood, Newburg. NJ Y.
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GEORGIA NURSERY.

20,OOO Southern GroUn Fruit Irees for S1it.
a PPLE TREES Q years old, 8 to 8 feet
"A high, with we'll formed crown at
20 @ . feet from the ground price $l8 90 per
svo' ,s one year old, to feet high prioo
$l2 90 per 100.
reach Trees. Pear, Plum, APRICOT, Nee
tarine Troes, Grave Vines, Strawberry
r'ants, so. Descriptive and Prioe Cata.
iogue sent gratis to applicants.
Address. WNI. X, NELSON.
oct l6-6m Augusta IN.
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Murfee's Sub-Soil PloWj.

SUPERsEDINa sJovel Plovs and
~ Sweeps, This Plow. with ,its attach
msnts, is nssfal all the year, round espo-
cially IN planting and growing esaaons. =, J,
z ~. ~ aRoMPGoN q Wo6Dw1Kb,, e ~
hsss 49, "a h. AJsatS. =
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TONES, MELYAIN & CO..

AVUACS, ia Ell AIN ~ CU.s
Sole Agents, 6 Maiden Limo, N. Y.
GRAND RATTLE AND SALE
Of Real Estate and Personal Property, at
CASSViLLE, Ga, June lst, 1870.
PROPERTY VALUED AT $4,000 RArrLED AT
$4,000.
ONLY 81 PER CHANCE!
This property consists in part Of gene
rol assortment Of merchandise, valued ut
$8, 600 store-house, 60x24 (new,) Sl,5OO
y dwelling houses and improvements, ali
new, 81 900 each lot of furniture ST., 900;
400 bushels corn, 100 sacks -four, 5000
pounds bacon, "a town lots in center of
town, horses, COWS, &c., SC.
This property, and other property net
included, is valued at Forty -four Thousand
Dollars, is to be ratified for at Twenty -iye
Thousand Dollars. Every chance, or tick.
ct, warranted and guaranteed prize valued
from One Dollar up to One Hundred, to
Two Hundred, to Eight housand Dollars.
No Blanks-Twelve disintcrested men will
conduct the Rnffle, md zee that each and
every one, whether present or not will have
an equal and fair showing. Each agent
will be informed Of the result of the Rattle
next day after II comes off. Refer 10 Cffi-
GERS OF Barlow county, and citizens CT Cass-
vile. Liberal per cent. offered agents.
Agents wanted in every County md State.
Enclose stamp. Orders for all Tickets and
all communications must DO addressed to
l.. q SMITH & CO.,
Managing Agents, Cassvillc, Ga.
mar l2-1m
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K O S K O O.!
TIRE GREATREPUTA9T0N

Which Koskoo has attained in all parts Of
I}a-aEs4 &A the country ~ .I@.Ri
AS A GREAT AND GOOD MEDICINE,
And tie Large Numbers Of Testimonials
which arc constantly being received from
Physicians. and persons who havo been
cured by its use, is conclusive. Proof Of its
remarkable value.' q "taa
as A BLOOD PURIFIER,
lit hsaeS 1Ao Daua1,
BEING Positively 't tsE
The Most Powerful Vegetable Alternative
YET DISCOVERED.
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YOUR ATTENTION
10 CORDIALLY ISvIrgD TO 1Hn

10 ooRDlALLY INVITED TO ian
Henderson County, Kentucky Land sale"
Grand Prize Scheme
Enterprise. CHARTERED by tho Lcsis-
lature Of Kentucky, and endorsed and re
ommended by every leading official in the
State. and upwards Of 500 of her most
prominent citizens.
5li Prizes, $314,32Ol
Comprising the richest ri-.r bottom tobao
GO farms in the wealthy county of Hen.
1eTS0i, Ky, with oil their appartenances.
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MOuStaclles

Forced to grow in six weeks. Recipe
sent for so cents Address II. RICHARDS,
Box 1886, New York T. o.
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4 rRETTY CoUNTRY COTTAGE AND

A PRETTY COUNTRY COTTAGE AND
LAND FOR SALE AT FAIRvIEw. N. J., % min
utes from Jersey City by Northern r. r. OF N. j. from
foot OF Chambers at. A small but comfortable coun'
try cottage. 10 rooms and cellar tone mile rom sa
tom. about Of superior garden land some 70
30 nne fruit trees sbu idnnt bearers. pears sppies'
pums. cherries, peaches ounces etc currant bushes
raspberres, backberres. and Rooseberries @choioes
varieties OF grape vines yielding many bushels each
season Six miles from Hobokon by horse cars On the
Dslytown road, Bulls Ferry road one mile from
Bulls Ferry steamboat landing on North River on q
line with Central Park N. Y. Pure, healthy mountain
air. mosquitoes splendid view of2o miles IN extent
q rock spring well and large summer house. WIN be
sold for $4,000. less for cash. owner going West
Apply to Mr.. JUST, Fairview Village. or n. A. RU-
LAND q CO.. Bcekman ct, New York.
LIRsT FREE EXCURSION
THE TALFoURD LAWN LOT ASSOCIATION will
have their ns FREQ excursion TO examine taer beautt
''' ''A TALFoURD LAWN
Jamaica, l..
Train. ,csv. a. iii A. H.. Va south o. Size r. r. Tho
most desirable property ever offered TO the public
dsuy trains. commentaries fare cents. horse car: to
all Of the ferries every 20 minutes every lot syaable
20 of nd awenrs sseS wa
gas 5000 Inhabitants I blocks 10 churches pub c
sold recently at $1,000 each lots Taourd Lawn 800
and inward terms. tio per month no other expense
Possession given on the payment OF SO.
Every storekeeper CLERK and workIngman, With their
friends should enJeavor to attend this our INT excur
The prices are placed VERY low and those who pur.
chase now will certainly secure great oarsatns.
Free tckets price lists. maps and pamphlets supplied
Call at, or send TO the once OF the
1ALFoURo LAWN LOT ASSOCIATION.
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1irrxrninL.
TnR SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD

is now completed Tho entire distance from oveso 10
Auburn. popular and prosperous Agricultural and
manufacturing district Is thus efficiently provided for
The local business OF the Southern Central viii be vesy
large both IN freight and passenger trac The rioh
agricultural country through which run, will Afford
sconstsnty Increasing business The great msnufsc-.
turing establishments at Auburn whose water power
10 the best in the stats md the enterprising towns
along the line, will slwsYs to this road good
income.
vRRMILYB d CO., the Financial Agents OF tho road
offer the remaining unsold portion OF the Bonds with
the greatest confidence believing thcm to be good
security rs any that has been placed this
ket The Bonds bear Seven pcr cent have thirty years
TO rum and they convertible into stock at the option
oft 81.
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MiGtarp.

TNlON CLAIM AGENCY, % Chambers at
" Protective, prompt, reliable Bountlos pen,iOnE .
ana all arn' aud navy claims oolluGtad.
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Hlsttllantons.

An EFFORT is heiug made by the Trustees Of
n The " dnight Mission" 10 create Fuildn g
Fund OF 10000. by calling 1000 euD-cFl.
tons OF sIO each. There ny prospect Of success,
81 has been received thus far. Forty dol checks
are pouring into the treasury from all quarters Quto
number OF $50 500 aud $3.50 subscr ptons have 0eeu
received.
It Is earnestly hoped that all who feel interested IN
TINS great WORK VII senu In tuer names without QeAy
for ore share ~ least Only SO required on suhscrO
ing. the balance IN three nstGm tnt. semi. annually
Address ILlNI +. SMITH, Treasurer,
&c Nassau e.
y, p.-Auul list Of contribution will appear IN tn,
repOTt.
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SUlpp,ng.

A NCHOn LINE PAssAGE TICKETS.
10 and nom any Railway Station In Great Britain
Ireland, Norway, sweden, Denmark. GERMANY hO-
Ing weekly, Tor sale
Al LOWEST CURRENCY RATE4
INV ~ 1' imIEiNDERsoN. DRoTHEES
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QibIS,nos.

OFFICE OF THE ST. LOUIS AND ST. 10
" sEPH RAILROAD COMPANY,
ST JOSEPH. Mo, April 10, 1870.
The coupons on the Fr;t Mortgage Bonds OF the 81.
] ouis and 50. Joseph Railroad Company, due May 4,
1870. viii be paid In god presentation and alter
ny 1870, at the Farmers Loan and Trust Company
In the city Uf New YORK. Il GO Of Government tax.
l., NJ, LAWSON, President.
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FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.

lNMAN LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS
S1iing from new OK every Saturday. AMI alternate
Tucsdnys
hates OF passage bv the saturday steamer
FH CABIN. abe ~ O0d SieerdOe payable IN curcv
Liverpool or Qreenst'h tiOU crpoui lecn-tn SIS
Pas age By the 1uet day steamer, via liza fax
Liverpool or QueonStn. $50 Liverpool Ut QueenStn 80
.s............s..
Tickets sold to and ron England, Irelnni aud the
For furtner information, apply at the Companyp
Ofhces. JOHN u. DALE, Agent,
15BrOa WAX New York.
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Ttoal Nutltts.

OF al order OF the Surrogate OF
tue County OF New YORK, notice IA hereby given to
AL persons having claims against Henry C. Lyon late
Of CITY OF New York deceased to present the
with vouchers thereof to the subscribers at the ONCE
o. Ln,h,r Lawrence; ESQ., ID, Nassau st. in the city
Of New YORK on or before the hrst day OF August
patei New YOrS, the twenty second day OF January
1870 LAAqqHA 4 shkEwpA AEScr Administrators
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STEAMBOATS, mo Bailrouoa

EHIE Y,-TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT
- 1901 OF sd st. and foot OF Chambers st. ioows
Son q, coi T5S%
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A SAFE INVESTMENT.
ffRsT MORTGAGE BONDS OF the CHICAGO.
CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE RAlLROAD
COMPANY.
INTEREST sEvEN PER CENT.

These bonds part OF the rt and only Issue OF the
Company for 81 10000 covering ITS entire properiy.
and at the rate OF $3.50 per mile. OF the whole
amount 5000 600 have been already placed. leaving but
100000 TO be sold. They pet cent coupon bonds
due in 1881 Interest payable ls January and July. IN
New York The road Is IN operation Il ~ miles long.
extending from La Porte on the Lake shore and Mch
gan Southern TO Peru where connects with the Toledo
wabash and western and the Peru and Indianapolis
roads. IL through Of the nnest sections OF In
diana, and makes connecting INK In the beat through
line nom Chicago 70 Indianapolis and thence to Gin
cinnati and Louisville.
We confidently offer these bonds rs desirable seerrl
ty to investors, AS The NET EARNINgS OF THE
E2AD From Tue OPENING HAVE b BEEH IN TX
AND ARE CONSTANTLY INCREASING. Besides. II
designed TO extend the road toLake Michigan, New
Buffalo MichiVa CITY the coming which will
also neatly Increase Its earnings
CALDWELL n co,
"a Walls
ia. UNDERWOOD q SOW.
Exchange Dere.
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Auttlon Hotlt,s.

A RCU. JOHNSTON, AUCTiONEBR.- omce
~ and salesroom, n Nassau ST., opposite the Post
Office.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
nj the private residence In Mt st. thine house east OF
Avenue A,
by JOHNSTON & VAN TAssELL.
this day. NJ l0A O'Clock.
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A NEW YORK STATE GOLD SECURITY.
N Toe undersigned offers for sale At % and interest,"
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
frst mortgage 20 year per cent, gold bonds OF the
MONTICELLO ANb PoGT JERVis RAILWAY co
brncipa and interest payable at the counter OF the
Union Trust Company. IN the city OF New YORK.
COUPONS PAYABLE QUARTER YEARLY,
QUARTER YRIRLY GGUi0Ss AiE a NEW FEA.
TUkR,
and will prove 4 most convenient form OF income to
purchasers
JOHN n. MURRAY. II Nassau A., New York.
UNTERESTON CITY STOCkS.-The interest
on the bonds and stocks of the city and county of
New York, due May :, 1879 will be paid Monday, MAY
q by Peter b. Swecny, Esq., Chamberlain of the city at
bis Cfice In the new Court House.
Tho transfer hooks will be closed Friday Apr 1870
klCuAHD r. CONNOLLY, Comptroller.
Department OF Finance, Comptroller once, New
York, March ~, $50.
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q siIoIo9p.

GYPsY CLAIRvOYANT! IAN whose hope,
are lasted, who have been deceived, Who are I.'.
eased IN BODY or mind, call. We eau assist thH,t "
love and trouble satisfaction guarautccl; .le. 50
cents gents e. l0i West 18Th 81, near GA ay
MADAME WISE.--see ner for business loyr A.
VA falrS, lucky numbers iNsness free OF chaf-r REQ
Nc 70 VI lis west 3Oih st near 9TH aV
MADAME MEFkEN, fortune icllrt. * .-lc4J
N1 uono VI $50 kast IUth st. Fec, SO. No eeugs
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DISSs0LUTION or CONFERENCE.-THE
~ The copArtneishlp between the subscTibeTs nth
erto existing under the nrm name OF BUTLER a CO.
y ms day dissolved BY mutual consent WILLIAM c.
bLILElH CHARLES q, NICHOLS, CHARLES W
~ ''hh Now YORK, April 20, 1870.
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professional CARDS.

AIUIfbbIUWHI UHIUb.
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nR. LEWIS, Beach st.. New York. cures all dis.
~ eases OF q peculiar nature without exposure,
trouble, change OF diet. Let those who despair OF
getting cured elsewhere, or have been pronounced In
durable. consult the Doctor at once and they will
anil HIM ana ny s speedy S orS ns nsco ION
practice.
nR. OLIN, "a Bond st., has no equal In New York
~ for the cure OF nervous debility all chronic and
urinary diseases. He thousands OF the unfortu.
nate after being given up by others. No matter who
Jailed consult the Doctor by letter person. Send
2stamps for his Medical Essays Hours. "a NJ. to
I AIDES AFFLICTED-In whatever way. can
Chatham sl. Circular free. hrst post.
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SHsIrnttl0H.
BENNINGTON SEMINARY,-Care. comfort
ana progress OF the students guaranteed cost nor
yo"I WV Audress Ihos HANLON. Pennington, j
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Tm grit rnA IL Nd.


A sTORIA, T.. ITO let. . new houses, with or
n without furniture with all tho modern improve.
ments each ot 5oIioo rent 500 and $500. Apply TO
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-05-05
Remedy FOR Smallpox.

Thomas Nicholson, NJ. D., of
New Orleans, recommends the use
of gasoline for smallpox-the body
to be sponged carefully with q
preparation given below. He as
serts that itnot only prevents pit
ting, but, being a powerful disin'
fectant, prevents ether persons
from taking the disease in the a
partments ofthe patient. He uses
1t in the following manner: Gas
oline, one pint; gum camphor,
half an ounce; pulverized sui.
phate of soda, one drachm; pure
carbolic acid, five drops. Shake
well, and the articles viii dissolve
in a few minutes. The body to
be sponged with the mixture. ev.
cry two or three hours until all
signs of inflammation have ceased,
aud FIVE or ten drops given in q
little sweetened water every three
hours. He gives the caution, that
no light be near the patient while
the mixture is being applied.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-05-05
Ssriu aud 9uasfhnld.
To CONSERVATIVES.

A correspondent of Georgia pa
per writes as follows:
Having seen much suffering
from consumption, and knowing
that thousands of dollars are year.
ly spent by invalids travelling for
their health, and on medicines
and physicians, we propose SIM
pie recipe by which patients may
become their own physicians, and
If not too far gone, will guarantee
aperfect cue, if taken according to
directions The ingredients are
hoarhound, mullen and molasses,
ingredients that are within the
reach Of all, the mullen grows
wild in every field, the hoarhound
in every garden, and the molasses
can be had at any grocery. The
directions for making are-to take
a large handful Of hoarhound and
boil as strong tea as can pcssi-
bly, be made. Take up and then
boil an equal amount of MULLEN
in the same way. Take teacup-
fuleach of mullein and boarhonnd /;
then add a cuptul of molasses and
stew TO a syrup-the quicker the
better. Take a teaspoOnful three
times a day. 1t is not best TO
make more than quart at time
as the fresher it is the better effect
will be produced"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-05-05

A SURE REaEUY FOR A FELoN.-
This very painful eruption, with all
the remedies recommended, is sell
dom arrested until it has run GER.
tain course, after causing great sut-
fering two or three days and nights
The following remedy is vouched for
by the Buffalo AdUocdte as certain
thing from, its osUn knoaoledge:
Take pint Of common soft soap
and stir in air Stacked lime until
it is of the consistency Of glaciers
putty. Make a leather thimble, fill
i. with this composition and insert
the finger therein, and cure is GER
tain. This is a domestic application
that every housekeeper can apply
promptly.