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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-10-01
DR.. "'hASE's
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS,
For TIE Cure Of
HEPATITIS OR LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA
AND SICK HEADACHE.
Sunyrtous OF n Diseased L3cCy

AND SICK HEADACHE.
Symptoms Of II Diseased LiUcr.
Pain in the right side. under the edge of
the pain is in the left side: the patient is
rarely able TO lie on the left side; sometimes
the pain is left under the Shnuldcr-biade,
and it frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder and is sometimes mistaken for
rheumatism in the arm. The stomach is
affected with loss OF appetite and sickness:
the bowels in general are cOStiVr, sometimes
alternative with lax: the head is troubled
with pain. accompanied with dull, heavy
generally considerable loss of memory.
accompanied with II painful sensation of
having left undonc someth hing which ought
to have been done. a slight, dry cough is
sometimes an attendant. The patient COM
plains of wcarincss and debility: he is easily
startled his feet cold or burning, and
he com plains of q prickiy sensation OF the
skin: his spirits are low: and although inc is
satisfied that exercise would be beneficial
to him, yet he can scarcely summon mp
f,rtitudc enough to try it. In fact. he dis
trusts every remedy. Several of tho above
have occurred whore few of them existed,
yet examination OF tn" body. after death,
has shown the LIVER to have been cx-
ten>iNely dcrang"d.
AGI'E AND FEVER.
DIR. M'LASE~ LIVER Pills. IN CASES OF
AGUE AND FEVER. when taken with Qui-
nine; are productive o: the most happy
preparatory to, or after taking Quininc. We
would ad wise all who afflicted with this
disease to give Them :, FAIR TRIAL.
FLEMING; BROS. P4rrsnrRc, PA,
PROrI,IETOH>.
+. S.--Dcalers and Physicians ordering
from others than Fleming Pres. will do
tukc hut Dy. N'Lnmc's. prepared by
F1cmiH1 Bros, i'utsbuN. Pa.
Sold by all respectable Druggists. and
Country Storekecpcrs generally.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-10-01
8arn,. &arnen ann Bonsebslp

CONTRIBUTIONS on practical farming, gar
dening and housekeeping, or any interest
ing facts, experiments or recipes. are solidt-
ed from our friends throughout the countt,
for publication in this department. Il
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-10-01
for the TeaulS.

ism orstrong pa
he comes beff kindness to the horses
advantagosaat serve man so faithfully
otber ola natter of economy, we rec
hot in in o very nen Mhd hs shs
raj antlh the team is at work, tub or
mentsy BE furnished and filled with wa
.,,,,n Eularly as the ploughman's jug.
VeraltMi with a bucket, may easily be set
contes wagon and taken to the field,
behalfe team should be permitted to
ons it's nce, at least, every half day,
Aner if the weather is warm. Ii
.one would adopt this plan, we
hear no more ''water founder;
,r Ems would be more vigorous and
Inc fand perform more labor for
10 h1owners.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-10-01
MCCARTNEY Il co.

CAMUEI. MCCARTNEY X co.
y \. l.. LACROlN,
Rectitiers, Importers and wholesale Dealers
in Wines and Liquors, proprlctors OF inc
Celebrated Brand OF Double Anchor WiSky,
Nos. AIS ~ AIT n. Second ST, St. Louis.
Scntember u, 1870. nI:lNl
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-10-01
THESE BITTERS

Are prepared with the greatest care,
from Receipt long in possession Of
one OF the proprictor>. They were
originally compounded by Il celebrated
French Chemist and are the only Tonic
and Stimulant pcrmittcd to be used in
the Armies and Govcrnm tent Hospitals of
France.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-10-01
CPECItL NOTICE.

CPECIAI. NOTICE.
IT. n The pioneer steamer
- - r L b & \,
w. H. Blake. Master: y
ALI. tiriSSOIl, Clerk:
Will leave Nicksbnrg for st. Louis and
points ut ) o'clock =.
Thursday October 49, - Il.
Thursday October p
The RUpICOS is we'll know 80. $780, , -
superior accommodations and ~ SIS, monroe, La.
and parties going North could iProprietor
moro desirable boat.
VicI4s,sit the country has
July Is. y1y furnished, and is
department. The
pain AND FANCY JOB>Seif to spare are no T,, eir
EXECUTED AT THIS &C. April 81 SO. ly
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE GREAT AMERICAN
COMBINATION

BUTTON HOLE, ovERSEAMISG. AND SEWING
MACHINE.
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WGEN TS, YOUTHSN

r ;,.;te all to examine my store now
d i lmHi the addition to my snd viii I
t,,;shsd 6y the tenth of May "'>'
tity of Vicksburg. 49,
T. nEuNHARDT. One price
Streeet. Vieksburg.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-10-01

No Family should be without Il
Bottle.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-05-12

an enterprise that began with almost
nothing has been raised to the point
OF supplying 1000, 100000 Of cigar.
et,'spcr annnm.
However we may reason with rc.
gard 10 the inaustrisl a1d eeonc mica
question involved in this application
OF high resources to the supply Of a
mere passing iudulgcncc,-au1 wo nd
mit.that the debate would be fair
one, we cannot withhold the telec.
tlon that strikes us when we see .o
'riiiing Il maitcrus tie manufacture ol
cigarette develop such important iu-
tnllpctual and industrial resoufccs 49,
This progi ess is one of the remarkable
features of our time. showing how the
mnutcSt wants are converted iltr
trcat forces. and t,o homlest objects
made shhscrvicDt to tho advaoce Of
useihl invention anl species of refined
taste. The same discoveries may. to-
morrow, be applied 10 far loi,ier plr-
poses. - Nrc1ptiic JOuraui
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.~-.~ss-.s~~.-~s---a.-s

We remember that, some years ago,
the old Independence bell in the stce-
pie Of the hall in Philadelphia, being
cracked, II bcAfouuder, who was m
.ployed TO repair the damage, abstrac,-
ed few ounces Of the precious metal
aud converted into tiny bells for charms
and appendoges to watehchains, and
so eager Was the demand that ans
price could be obtained for them. 1t
was SO good speculation that other
manufacturers took the hint, and ere
long tons Of little bells purporliug TO DO.
from he Simon Pure bell that proclaim-
ed " Liberty throug hout the land and
TO oil the people thereof" were in the
market and obtained ready sale,-And
1t would now be impossible for the pos
SCISSOR Of these precious relies to detar.
mine which is the genuine or which
the spurious nor, to any sensible man
would it make any difference, their
intrinsic value being precisely tho
same
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David Young's Almanac.

This publication WAS of the old
school which predicted tho wca' b,r
and these predictions, says the " Y
Observer, were, Of course rs often
wrong rs true"
David iounI's Almanac, year alter
year. had great popularity 10 New
jersey, where the weather prophet liv'
el anj died. II is reported Of him that
one warm, bright summer day be was
riding on horseback through country
road, with which he was not familiar
and, being in doubt, he stopped aud
asked man if this was the road 10
MorristowD. Yes" said the farmer
at work near the fence in tho field
l" but yon must hurry or you will get
"A wet Jacket" David saw no signs oi
rain, aud being wise as the weather
logged on without fear Soon sum
mcr cloud darkcned the ky, and down
came shower of rain which made the
almanac man scud for shelter Here
was something for him to Learn, Tn,
shower over, he romounIed add rctrno.
ell his steps TO the prophetic farmer.
Finding him, thus spake David:
My friend, have c,ms b,ck to
ask you for your sign of rain, | am
in the weather line myself. and will
give you Il dollar if you will explain
10 ma the secret, Tor | am sure you
must know more about it than | do. ~
"Givc me the dollar said the far
mor aud, taking it, no proceeded. -
Well. you see, all about here we
take David Young's almanac, aud when
ever he says look out now for rain,
we know It's going to be fair;' aud
when he says fair we know it will
rain afore night"
Davie Young hit his horse with the
switch aul rode away, a sadder but no,
wiser man
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-05-12

WHES DID You SHAVE. In ono
uf the towns OF Arkansas, n man had
been drinking until la'e hour at
night. When he started for home.
honest men were in bed, and the houses
were all shut and dark The Honor
lie had taken was too much for him,
and he did not know whore to 20.
He at last staggered into an empty
wagon shed, aud fell upon the ground.
For long line he lay unconscious in
n drunken sleep, and would havo
irozcu l.ur tho snow on the ground
showed the night to be very cold) had
not others less ipscusiblc than
himself been around him This shed
was Il iavorite rendezvous of the hogs,
that rushed out when the new comor
II rived, but soon returned to their
bed. In the utmost Kindness. and with
the trues, hospitality, they gave their
birei companion he middle OF the bed,
some ying OH either side of bin, AMI
Others answering the same as u qnilt.
Their warmth prevented him from
being injured by the exposure. To-
warl morning he awokc. Finding
himself comfortable anl in blisSinl ig.
uorancc ol his whereabouts. he suppos-
ed himself enjoying the accommoda,
20 S ofa tavern, in company with
other gentlemen He reached out
his hand catching hold of the bristles
Of hor, exclaimed -" Why, mister,
when did YOU shave last"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-05-12
SELECT POETRY.
TssE IrGmr 10 GROVE.

viii some one solve The question, why
No philosophic owl,
In all that's writ OF human rights,
Has named the Right to Growl?
The right of each IN his own way,
To show his discomfort
Il "nuiural and inheraut" sure
And quite "self evident"
Why, even the cur you pat or kick.
" he doscn't Ike Il quite.
May Crowl AMI there's no decent dog
Rui would sustain his right.
And sure the right dog enjoys
The mcnnrst man may claim,
If liner y il anything
More than an empty name.
When things don't suit. aud one can't nnd
4 reason that is pat.
And can do nothing hut 10 rrowi,
why shouldn't be do that!
Aud IL ones lot is hard 10 bear.
Even through his own defect,
Growing may keep bis spirits up,
And save bis self respect
Who knows what growing saves the state ?
Strlms harmless that has vent
But close the valve and feed the fire.
Aud see how things are rent
Ay. let Americans respect
The sacred right to growl!
For ifihc poor might growl no moro
Then siraighiway Rome would howl.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-05-12

one Of the most hopeful signs Of re-
turning reason in the South is the dis.
position quite gennerally m,nifcstcd
to encourage the establishment OF man
uiacturcs Of that section. In the timc
gone BY the people Of the slave States
were won't to vote almost solidly againt
II tariff As If slavory itself were not
Il sufficient bar to their Growth in pop.
ulation and wealth, they pursued
ruinous depetory system of agricul-
turc to the almost utter exclusion al
every other industry, and depended
on foreign countries for oil monufac-
tur1d articles, They eyei have been
ovened By the war aud it results. RE
ognizing diversified Industry as tho
great secret Of the prosperity enjoyed
by the old States, the ablcst OF tho
Southern papers are now teeming with
articles arguing the remarkable advan-
tages to be found in their respective
regions for manufacturing enterprises.
They Go not with equal unanimity, ad-
yocaie protection but the one is in
dlspcnsiblc e. the other, and expert
enco will soon teach them that it they
would invite capital and foster manu-
features they must stanI by the tar
in.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-05-12
SLArE PrncILs.-Twenty year,

SLArE PENCILS. years
ago, ali the slate pencils used were
manufactured in Germany. She then
supplied America with this cnmmodi-
ty In 1850, there was n young man
living ia West Rutland, VI, eighteen
year. Of age, who fortunately discov-
cred supply of stone for mekiug u
iirst-claes article OF slate pencils Iis
began 10y whiting out the pencils an
selling thcm TO school children. Be.
ing hotter article than that for salo
10 the stores. he found a ready sale for
MI be conld whittle out. lie became
possessed of thu idea that there was u
fortune in the business. and his dream
has been realized. This quarry of
slate pencil stole was situated in u
large hvine four miles north Of Cast
ietop. VI. ncar Bcmnsccn Lrkr Tn"
land on which it is situated was for
sale at sl00 lie purchased it, ard
began operations by saving out the
pcnci'J and whiting them round.
The business of making them grew i'm.
mcnsely on his hands. 50 that it was
impossible u keep a clean order book.
Machinery was invented t. facilitate
the process, which las reached some.
,hing like perfection, and enormously
increases tho production Of pencils
At prescnt, the quarry ami mills arc
owned 10y joint stock company.
They are valued at 100000. From
nifty TO ono hundred thousand pcncils
are TUNED out daily, and upwards Of
hundred hands are employed in tho
quarry aud 10 the mill
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-05-12
a Fhr,i.,pg scemc.

y most appalling and thrilling scene
was Witnessed at the Illinois Hospital
for tho Insane lew weeks ago. An
insane woman in some way escaped
from the apartments in which she had
been conined, rushed up the stairway.
Ic"pcd upon the roof, an dashed Away
20 the end of the building. swung hcr
self over tho clgr OF the roof and
dropped 10 c,rncH some six or eish,
feet below. Upon this cornice, foot
wide, aud sonie scvcnty-nva feet above
the ground the wild mani1c walked
back and forth for quarter ofan hour.
Men rushed 70 the roof AMI passed n
rope to her aud tried 10 persuade her
To iastcn it about her body, but in vain
Below, beds were brought and placed.
tn brcGk the fall should she leap from
her perilous position After relnainin:
on the cornicc fifteen minutes, seem
ingiy unconscious OF danger, she swung
of, and holding 10y the cornicc until
her feet touched cap OF the fifth stony
window she let "a the cornicc, and
wonderful t. relate, aightcd erect and
steady upon the cap, which was hat
toot wide aud four lcct long. There,
1T that fearful unl Dizzy height. she
stood gazing about for II quarter of an
hour. Then she seized firmly III, rope
lowered to her aud lcaped into he mir.
The strong arms above gradually low
cred her, and when she was about
thirty feet from the ground she relaxed
her hold and fell upon the beds bcoS.
and, although stunned, was taken up
uninjurcd.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-05-12

DIDN'T Know WnIcn CIaL 10
MARRY.-lu village up in tho edge
OF Michigan lives family compose in
part Of three bouncing fine eirlA, or
young ladies'. A young man also re
sides in the village, AMI has been pay
ing attention to tho young ladies, es-
cocorling them to singing and spelling
schools, taking them sleigh-riding, to
balls, etc, and was quito iuvorite
with them ; there being some uncer
tainty on The part of the ycuns ladies
and some doubt on his part, as To
whose hands he should fail into.
Matters went along thus until a few
days since, whom Que of the girls
.hought, perhaps wisely, that il was
time the question was definitely set
tied. She proceeded to the Office OF q
magistrate, caused q warrant to bc is
sued for tho young man, aud placed
in the hands OF constable, requesting
the officer when he served tho writ to
advise the yOungster To marry the
girl at whose instance the warrant was
issued, and thus stop the suit fol
breach OF promise. The officer did as
requested, and when he thus advised
the defendant, the lattsr asked, (which
Of the girls is is2' This question be
ing settled, he meckly subui.od.hi'
neck to tho yoke, and the mootec
question as to which Of the thre,
would secure the prize was settled.
"what is the cau.o of that bel
ringing !" Inquired William. :
;" think,n said John, o. thst s,me.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-05-12

SHoo, FLY.-A New London Sab
bath school teacher said to little boy
recently:
"Supp,se some bad, wicked boy
were to stop You 90 your way to church,
aud ask You TO 80 to some bad place
with him, what would you say p
What would | say?' repeated the
wag IL would say, shoe, fly, don't
oodder mo; I'm bound for Sunday
school,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-05-12
TEt-iE DAY
VIC KS
' FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1870.

we kSI rI5n,L GUIDE rop ,szo
The First Edition u One Hundred aud
Twenty Thousand copio, of vick's Illus
lraicd Catalogue. OF Seeds and Floral
tglde. is pnblished and ready to send out.
II Is elegantly printed on fine tinted paper.
WIN about 200 fine wood kngravings OF
Flowers and Vegetables. and beautiful
co'ored plate--consisiing Of seven varieties
OF fhlox Drnmmoniii, making n fine
BOUQUET OF PHLOXEs.
IL is the most beautiful. us well ~ the
most obstructive Floral Guild published,
giving plain and thorough directions for
The
Culture OF Flowers ana Vegetables.
The Floral Guide is published for the
benefit Of my customers, to whom il IL sent
free without mp ,lication. hut will be for
wnrd'd 10 all who apply by mail, for TEN
CENTS, wbichis not half the cost. Address
JAMES WICK.
Rochester, ". Y.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-05-12

An injured husband in Dayton,
Ohio, caught bis wife just on tho point
lofSelopipg with a handsome man. He
took . terrible 1eugeDce by locking up
|sli A., yer Y g good s''sPsl and 'h0n telling
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-05-12
BATEs or ADvMRTIsINa.

One column one year s60.oo
One-hslf column. one year. 5000
Ono-fourth column. one year. 1907
One square 90 lincs) one insertion Ih
Every additional insertion 80
Professional and Busisess cards Of
not more than Eve lines. per year. 600
Auditor. Executor, Administrator
and Assignee Notices 2,6O
Editorial notices per line ~
All advertisements for shorter perioa
than one year are payable ut the tims
they are ordered, and II not paid The per-
eon ordering them viii be held responsible
for the money.
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lin y,
ATTORNEY At LAW,

Lewisburg Pa"
!, bis professional services TO the
e Collections and all other pro-
onal business entrusted to ihcir care
receive prompt attention. Jan. 3. '67,f
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-05-12

Estate Of CHARLES HUGHES, Deceased.
I htTERS TEsTAMGNTARY upon the
~ estate Of ChRilcs Hughes. des'd.. late
Of The iewmship of pcnns. Snyder County.
Pa.. having been granted to The undersigned
all persons indebted ia the said estate are
requested to make Payment. and those hnv.
ing demands against the same TO present
3 hem without delay to
JOHN X HUGHES.
WILLIAM HUGHES. hNeca'or'
March Is 1870
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Boots and shoes

My stock Of Boots and Shoes consists of
mems stoga and kip boots; boys do; women's
and misses calf bali. shoes; children's copper
tipped shoes, and 100 pairs congress CATERS at
cost-aN Of which are CUSTOM MADE and war
raltnl To .-iyn nntil.n sotisL- ctinn
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AND
HLOjD . URltIER!

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ntH's "a " ''"',''s'S' money Dlse.se
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menu the 10 inc lroIc rs The most reliahis
been .fy.rcJ to rho r,I}ir .i~.sdr So.
thousands been restored ~ bc,ltb Nv tbs.
Pin5.
ny i'''' ana eSetauIe ii'Is are rehsois
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w. = 10y J"te" ~ t'e Ihiaehee OF ar yst
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up IN 1i@sS bottles 10 pr'tcet them from the i-S
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me stomach hh"-s!dts' We hh"" tlousanns
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oi any h'I'u "h"'e'ef' iheS are prepared
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t'oicH 81 nature s"cA th"t they VIII not dam.
ne ,- me most d'H'a1' constitution Explict
''i -; ,,o,'' u, company very o9''le. ~
ifiee. ~ cents per n'tde, Tor bottle
pills if they do not give perfect satisfaetion,
restore
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tho FOOD rfsr. which should ba rroli,.
rni.la6 Veteran has s,i.4.tbs, go. 80
- =
III. 80 :. ~ 4 ''li aIt'
aE4 ..-..l. -, III
-, - .'''' I''--' ~ "'-''
VI. -. 49,, .-....t-.- TO- -
- NJ = %. u,
~ H. III ,.r,.s.s..,, - .1,I ..Ia .,,,.
81 =, -, -,.fra. -, ~ -
d., ~ H. nm, - =, h.-I,b ~
ast,,,,,;..,. 3 g.. 80. -, IL
~. .......r.,, ,r.,r.I i, ~ 60
- n, -, i .l.5rr,..,.,as tLa IL. -
s,siIe ". IrsatI.srI i3.r;r- rbc }r,.f NJ
iod tIe air reu,4i,.s IN tl. 7r,a. i !. lie.
,riv.I ain. Zen anil csri.1n erny,I;ns
49,. =. tl.f, .r}.gni,.aia a,s.i. heiny
- ~ E...r,.:I..,i. , ~. o,,t.,,I,,,t.3
Or d., yer,. LII. - ,I.Jnillsn.-
-, - ..,.s$
tnr car NO In 49,, = ri-,fa
ligb,er to. ,.r,,., 49,. III; 9.,t.,.,rJ .,..;l.
- 49,. ;,,..L -. 49,. =. -.
10 this fact il sbouId be Lorua in mind that
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-03-03

81 man IN New Hampshire the other
day ate fifteen ia- ar raw oysters on a wag~
er. The silver trimmings alone on his
co'fin cost twelve cellars and thirty Sve
ceatS