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BULLS
? AR9 Z 4 a.
A Good Reason for the Captains
Faith.

Read the Captains Letter and the Letter from
his mother 91
Benton Barracks, Mo-, April 30 1866.
Z. DR.. JonN BuLfi-Dear Sir Knowing the
efficacy Of your Sarsiparila, and the healing
and beneficial qualitiesit possesses, send you
the following statement Of my case:
Twas wounded about two years ago-was
taken prisoner and confined for sixteen months.
Being moved SO often, my wounds have not
healed yet have not sat up q moment
since was wounded am shot through the
hips. My general health is impaired, and
need something to assist nature. ! have more
fith in your Sarsiparilla than in anything
else. wish that that is genuine. Please ex-
press me half q dozen bottles, and oblige
9t Carr. G. P, JOHNSON,
alH ST Louis, Mo.
p. S. The following was written April 80,
1865, by Mrs Jennie johnson, mother Of Capt.
johnson,
DK. JonS BtEL-Dear Sir. Ny husband,
DR.. C, S. johnson, wasa skillful surgeon and
physician in Central New York, where he died,
lieaving the above G.. P. johnson to my care
lAt thirteen years Of age no had chronic diar-
| rhea and scrofula, for which | gave him your
sarsaparilla. IT CURED HIN. | have for ten
1 wears recommended il TO many in New York,
Iowa and Ohio, for scrofula, fever sores, and
general debility. Perfect success has attended
il. The cures e6eeted in sorse cases Of sercfatd
and fever sores ..srerc almost airacaloas. J am
anxious for my son 10 again have recourse to
your Sarsaparills, He Is fearful Of getting .
spurious article, hence his writing 10 you for it
His wounds are terrible, but believe he vii
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%
Why is lawyer like a sawyer
Because, whichever way he moves,
down must come the dust.
The Pail Mall Gazette is the first
Of the English newspapers to open
the attack. on Mrs. Harriet Beecher
Stoves new book. twill thunder
all around presently.
Mrs. Dalton, of New Ruin, Maury
county, Tennessee, recently gave
birth to her 22d child. mole
A forty-four, pound turkey made
a brief sensation in Montgomery
Alabama, a few days since. "
The English language is to %
universally adopted by telegraph
companies. Nf
Something stunningA-A slung
! shot e
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SOr0sis.

Tho shades Of nicbt were iolIina list.
,.,.ra,,,.,, :, rs,,,,,,,,,,, na.soa.
4 blooming maiu IN oioomcr ures'
WIN 'nis ueVice upon ner 'tes'--
Ev 9ofos'S'
liar brow. were Kind, benea,b her veil
t,.a ~, an. f..Ir
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BULLS
CEDRON BITTERS.
Authentic Documents.
Arkansas Heard from.
Testimony of Medical Men.

Stony Point, White Co, Ark, May 20, '66.
DR Jony BrLL--Dcar Sir. Last February, !
was in Louisville purchasing drugs, and got
some Of your Sarsaparilla and Cedron Bitters.
Ny son-in-law, WHO waswith me in the store
has been down-with rheumatism forsome time,
commenced on the Blttcrs, and soon found his
General health improved.'
Or. Gst who has been in bad health, tried
them and he alsoimproyed
DR.. Coffee, who has been in bad health for
several years stomach and iirr afected-he
irnproved.very much by the use Of yonr Bitters.
Indeed, the eedron Bitters havegiven.you great
popularity in this settlement. think could
sell a great quantity of your medicines this
fall especially your Cedron Biiters ana sarsa-
parilla. Ship me via Memphis, care Of Ricketl
h Neely. Respectfully,
| -. G. B, WALKER.
Prepared by Dr. JouNBcLL al bis fLabrstory
Fifth street, Louisville, Ky.
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GREATREMEDIFS
Ur. John BnH,
HtafFtfftHf8 $50 fssalf Of Ufr
Celebrated
Smiths Tonic Syrup
Hil THE rrHs m
a ~ n ~ ann Fuv nm


rhs rHfHaff sf iAa t.iffHri HftHIH.
Hf IH#s fH ifa HfftHT yet ~ fe#
ii..t tyaf aHettf O. isa fs|NHs a. fls HH esf
H.a. tr.fly 700 ffHH1a.ni Hiff H. iIaa sHf
fffef 10 fhIf tHt Fever. vhsftsfn n pa ri
las fhHiias NJ eism y iHe gHNm We
FW f1 Hu'HHeism fHatfF H if fim
lf.lmltf t1 0ls trsfh ffha i,s.filln 'isat in
lltrt NtHttrr Wit hfi.i "a frfe " Hia g.
rfln' re flcug f.iiossi ahd ffffIf4 an
lh ? rfraimaHy sHas fal'V dh h1f btn
mf Itni f4f tue. sa1 whole hm'lIei hafe
been cured Nf single bottle. ai.h z ffflt. @
fa'8faiian ef the Vngfh heallh li q. hus-
-Af. prudent ani ia etety case mofe ceEnln
ilcuie. VI fiti ute q continued IN smaller dafea
flf "a week or 700 anef the disease hi1 been
checked, more especially In dihieull nnd long.
sanding coae rsaaliy thlt medicine vii
aot require any sld 70 teep The tlwelsin eool
order; shuuld the rstisni hoNgyer, require q
ctihnic medicine, afttr having tihcn thrts pr
four dove of ihe tonic, a single dose uf w LLN
VEGErBBiE EANlfY PILLS viii be sun.
oieni.
pH iong nutts Principal Onhcci
no. %, fiflh Gross Street
Louisville, ky
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SAUSAGE.

Let young men pratc Of woman curls
OF snowy necks and teeth like pearls,
OF heaving busts and flashing eyes,
And corald lips and reriumed 'sigbs "
'Tisallright;
But |, a wight Of callous mood,
Much better know what's nice and good
What's sweetcr, lovclier, nicerfar,
Than all those vauntcd beauties are
'Tis SAusAaBl
Go, view IL as Il smokes and fries
Within the pan--and feast your eyes, r.
And thank the Gods who kindly give 50
This DISH on which swear to live.
'Tis gloriousi
Next, see II seething on the board;
No miscr gloaling DER his hoard,
No learned sage or sceptred power 5.
Is truly blessed til he deyour
Much sausage. 2
In dainty halls, 50 crisp and brown,
With oily sides divinciy round,
II crowns the plate, Ilirts with the fork,
sIelts in the mouth and stops all talk
st .as And nonsense.
N H
John Chinaman may eat his dogs,
And Mons. Cranpcau relish frogs
With beef John Bull may smear his muzz
And Hans, the Dutchman, swill and guzzie
His Larger.
The Fauns may MUNICH their sylvan food
The fairies suck the roses blood;
The Gods on nectar nightly reyel,
And bolt ambrosia like III d.;
care not.
SO, hipl hurrah! In rheuish wine
/ drink thy health most noble swine;
Ny patron saint, eanonizc tkce,
And scorn the man who dares despise the
Is And sausagel
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WHY ARE PRINTERS DlsSIPATED2

In answer to this ques,i.n, the editor Of th'
intelligence makes the lollowin.
eplyi
when others shunnel the murky sky,
Where flash on flash was frightening,
Great Franklin went to fly his kite,
And bottle Mp the light ming
And since his time, when cares oI press
And hard times are ti.htening,
The Printer seeks to drown bis woes
In droughts Of "bottlcd lightning
When badly tattcred--his warm heart
A place for grief to rank'e in
He takes his lightning" flies his Kite,
And thinks himself Franklin
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What is better than presence OF
mind in a railway accident? Ab-
sencc OF body. p
/. A Western lady speaks of a cor
tain lady in public as ian ornament
to both sexes
The premium lazy man does al
his reading in autumn, because tht
season turns the leaves.
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a..
t humua aHs.
ra d Hf m UmelIf
WN aIHH .HHa
I.I.osbiWI.l wdh.p
H t hthu tHffrHrnU
Ht srI.e $500 atW.i + mHf
,I.t'4Hwl .H'UIHE HHiHt,..l
win.r dht huWu htum m-
nlletu ray th. rut afliemaembI
lmy d, bal m bIm lle va
ouly kuovuu "ui smitbef A
tloua D. ho wa.ut Jfcy ollcthsr
hutar ha,cupiigcd chat maumcu
have tho rrciix 1liut'uoliod IT, their
umc generally WHOM thcIfncirh-
ior Isak ol them
uld ~mithcrs 'look d happy as
they say in Wisconsin, TO attend one
Of the "protr1ctod maelingt' lie
Vas struck with ~ conviction the
first night, and hopefully converted,
as he claimed, the next. Attor his
conversion lac was announced 10 adj
arcsa his fellow sinners and sinner.
csscs on the following Sunday alter
noon. The nows that0ld Smithors
had got religion spread all about the
ncighborhood. Some doubted it;
said he was putting it on so as to
skin folks n little closer; others,
more charitable, said it might be
true, aud they hopcdh he wouldn't be
80 mean in the future il il was.
When Sunday afternoon arrived
the church was crowded. The en-
tire neighborhood turned out to
hear what so mean a man as Old
smithers..w say for himaelf after
passing through convictianand con
version. All was still in the churcl
when Old Smithers arose to speak
lie began by telling what q meal
man he had been all his life. III
had probably done more meal
things than any man OF his year
and opportunities living, and
there was any mean thing he ha'
failed to do it was because he hadn'
thought of it, or there was no goo
chance. Attergoing somewhat int
a detail regarding his mcanness, as
tonishing even those who though
they knew him best, with the rec
tai, and declaring his utter unwo
thincss, he resumed his seat.
There was a brief pause, att
which a noighbor of Old Smithel
a member Of the church, arose al
said: :" / have lived nigh neighb
to Brother Smithers for a long tin
| have just listened to Broth
Smithers, remarks, and from
intimate acquaintancewith him Al
his actions for many years, ! Q
prepared to endorse in the full
manner all charges he has ma
against himself, and more too.
4a is certainly the meanest man ev
knew in the whole course Of Il
life"-and sat down. M
Then arose Old Smithcrs, pale a
trembling withrage, and exclaim'
It's a id lie, and I'll whip y
as soon as you leave the church.
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ttfWH "al.
m 1FW I i .TUa.
iIm u.rH la. ai OI .ni
Hffm drH aHdfr.f 0r.i
boo Hu a.mHI Hn Hi
D. UIthutflrUl giving oi.U
n' tHr hrprilrt ..
Uittlbag .br thal rAmre down
Hen... ml b. tou ,'ull ttp
niib]uur hauj thu.o HlfIc white
hpDr duepr Of lirs, which bo ao
tuplIue'y Within reach. and nlh
s1ltly aud low IN the proscnco ot
the blaze, while the hours dip with
out knowledge and thc whittier winds
Vlitlpunclrcd tor VI, 10 short. you
were mo- bachelor, but the husband
ol some sweet image, would Il not
be- lHr more pleasant than a cold,
single mght, sitting counting the
ticks, reckoning the lcangth Of the
blazc, and the height OF the falling
snow? Surely imagination would
he stronger aud purcr IT il could
have hcplayIul laneics Of dawning
womanhood TO delight It. All toll
would BE torn from mind-labor if
but another heart grew into its pres
cnt soul, qulekening il, charming
it, bidding it ever God-spocd Her
face would make q halo rich ~ Il
rainbow, a stop Of all such uoisome
things as welonely souls call trouble.
| Her snileswould illumine thehlack-
est Of crowded cares, and darkliess
that now seats you despondcnt in
your solitary chairlor days together
weaving bitter fancies, dreaming
bitter dreams, would grow light and
thin, and spread and float away,
chased by that beloved smile. Your
fricndpoor fellow diea--nevcr mind;
that gentle clasp OF her fingers, as
she steals behind yor, telling you
not to weep, is worth ten friends,
Your sister, sweet one, is dcad-bu'
ried. The worms are busy with all
her fairness. How it makes you
think earth nothing but n spot 70
dig graves upon. 1t is more; shc
says SHE viii BE a sister, and the wa
wing curls, as she leans upon you
shoulder, touch your cheek, an'
your wet eyes turn to meet thos
other oyes---God has sent Ills angl
surely. Your mother--alasl she
:, gone? Is there any bitterness to
= youth alone and friendless, like this
! Butiyou are not homeless, your ar
y not alono---she Is there, ,fher tear
= softening yours; her grief KILN
y. yours; and you live agalnto assnas
~ that kind sorrow OF hers. Tho
u these children--rosy, fair haired; n
81 they do not disturb you with 'thci
: 10 prattle now-thcy are yours. To-
! ! away there on the greenward, ,ncv'
: mind the nyacinth, the snow drop
, the vlolets, If so be any are thcl
the perfume Of these healthful III
y is worth all the flowers in theworl
= No need to gather wild bOquets
y love and cherish; flowers, tree, gu
are all dead things; things livel'
hold yonr souL Aud she, u
mother, sweetest and faircst Of a
in watching, tending, cafcssing, q
90 loving, till our own heart gro
no panied with tendorest jealousy, a
an curesitsclf with loving. You ha
re no need Of q cold lecture to tea
| a thankfulness; yourlleart is full Of
/ 4 No need now, as once, OF bnrsti
eat blossoms, Of trees taking leaf 9
ION grecnncss, turning thought kln'
her and thankfully forever beside ,
ich there is bloom, and ever beside
eep there is fruit, for which eye, he
ar and soul arc full ofunknown, uns
ccs. ken-because unspeakable--tlla
w. offerings. ...,.,... -at Nv
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, A report from the General Land
Office shows that in tho six States i
of Florida, Alabama, Mississippi,
Louisiana, Missouri and Arkansas,
there are 47,479,o00 acres Of public
lands still remaining unsold. le'' s'h
Gen. Candy is appointing Cor
scryatiyes and Radicals indiscrimi-
nately to olicc in Virginia iw &
Abouttwo hundred monncgroes
from the surrounding counties left
here on the Tennessee cars last
night for different States in the
sonth. Lynchturg, VasNe'as, 7M.i
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NORWEGIAN. EMIoRsSTs,-

. y
NORWEGIAN, EMIcRssrs,- Some Il
seventy odd emigrapts from Nor,
way, were introduced into the State
of Louisiana on Sunday last, BY the
managers Of the Now Orleans, JACK
son and Great Northern Railroad
for the purpose ofworking on this is,
great national thoroughfarc, the
Jackson Railroad, as day laborerss
They are a fine body Of einlgrantts
jim every respect, and wero not only (
well provided with clothing and and
household goods, but were ,lit's lntelli- Y.
cent.-New Orleans Times.
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~ : \
A Good Joke on a Topper.


A few years ago there lived in
the town of----a son OF Judge
IL, whom we will call Joe, who
had frequently imblbed more tlianf
he could comfortably carry. There
also resided in the neighborhood a
painter named W, who kept a
saloon. Now W--was u great
practical joker. On one occasion
Joe came to WIS saloon, and rather
early in the morning got very much
intoxicated, and finally fell asleep
in his chair. Joe was very near
sighted, and always wore specs
After hehad slept some time w.
took off his specs, blackcncd the
glasses, putthcm back again, lighted
the lamps and then awoke Joe
telling hem 1t was twelve O'Clock a
night and he wanted to shut up
Joe stared around and remarked
that he had slept some time. W
then said, "Joe it is very dark, am
: if you willbnng it back | will len
you a lantern Therenpon W
f lighted lantern, gavcit toJoe, an
helped him up the stairs. Joe wer
off towards home, (up the mai
business street, in the middle Of Il
day, with his lantern, everbod
: looked at him, and wondering VIII
was the matter.
III n I .--.------.--4- . '----'-~-----
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BIsroRI.--IIow she regards the1
United States may be seen from On
extract taken from a recent private ,
letter addressed to Miss Kate Ficld;is
"Can II ever forget yoursear country,
where passed year and a halt SO 7
dchghtfdlly, receiving the warmest
testimonies Of affection from cvorya'
class Of society, enjoying perfect
health, breathing air charged withla
vitality, and feasting my eyes on
skies dis bluea as those Of Italy! Who
could have started the report OF my
having mathematical the climate
Of the United States |? The statc-g
ment IS false. alwaysIlspeak or
your countrywith cnthuaiasm, bear
nights lnomory engraved upon my
heart, and wishing that provoking
lly wide and indigestible seq drilnot
separate me fromthe people that h
Hong to mcetiagain." soI uoildn
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BULLIS
won pr DEsTRoxERls
10 my United states, and World
Wide Readers.

have received many testimonials from pro-
iesional and medical men, as my almanacks
and various publications have shown, all OF
which are genuinc. The following from a
highly educated and popular physician in Geor-
gia, Is certainly one Of the most sensible com
munications have ever received. DR.. Glenn
cnt knows exactly what he speaks Of, and his
testimony deserves to he written In letters Of
gold. Hear what the Doctor says of BULL 5
WORM DETR0YER:
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ta,n oH fIo untlen s'apeof lba
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.l' emp Ium Excavations tul
hltfiug uf aipa4, Witch were un
dfr.ahn e, ollllntlurger quhtiiy
of water lofancB stcsm bath, lei
10 the u eogcy ~ au unknown
spring pretty usaf the surface, anil
Ola water busiu 9fe,id,ntly Roman
construction. IN oclw o. gelncar
cr 30 the central sping, ifomwhich
st was supposed all The hot pring
fow, The blasting was continued,
and a uow spring was opened with
a heat Of G9' Fab Ca November
last, The stream Of water commcn
ced suddenly to How IN such abuu-
dance, that tits thought to be con
noctcd with yolcanicactionwhch
", since the latter part Of October,
at work along thc Middle Rhine,
along the Ncckar, and was noticed
in Thuringia. The Grand Duke OF
Baden has noticed at stated tlihcs
ashock Of an earthquake in his
ncighboring residence.
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SIxTY-NINEs DHAp.--Am@lg the
well known dead.of 1869 are Seere-
tary Rwlins and deS.Secretary Stan
ton, Senator Fossenden, Henry }.
Raymond, eX-President Pierce, OK
Attorney General Bates, eS-Sctre-'
taries Bell, Guthrie, Walker aud
Toucey, ex-Goyernors Fitzpatrick,
Of Alabama, and Pickeas, Of South B
Carolina, ex-Govrrnor Ritner, Adj
miral Stuart, Gen. Wool, i, 5. Coz
zcns, etc, In other countries the 4
list comprises Derby and LordStan- Il
ley, OF Alderly, General Doice,
Prince Menchikon, Marshall Neil 4
and Troplong, Fupd Pasha, General u
Lord Cough, Admiral Sir james /
Gordon, who broughta British feet
up tho Potomac in o1Sli, Marshalsi
Regnauh st. Jean d'Angely aud
Jomipi.9 Art deplores the loss Of
drisi, Berlioz and 0verhark; science
,Emourns for Hengstcnberg, Roichen7i
bach, Jukes, and many lesser lights;
and the charities Of two hemis-
J phercs win feel the taking away OF
! George Peabody, Other names are
William Carleton, ProfessorC Coming
ton, Peter Cunningham, Alexander
Dyce, Lamartine, and Ste, Beuye.
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vmLANow, WALKER CouSry, GA, |
1nnn Dc 1SRG

June 26, 1866.
DR. JonS BuLL-Dear Sir; Ihaye recently
given your " Worm Destroyer several trials,
and find IL wonderfully eflicacious. II has not
failed in single instance to have the wished-
for effect. am doing pretty large country
practice, and have daily use for some article Of
The kind am free TO confess that know OF
no remedy recommended by tho ablest authors
that is so certain and speedy in its effects. On
the contrary they are uncertain in the extreme
NV object in writing 10 you is to tindou upon
what terms can get the medicine directly
from you. If | can getit upon. easy terms !
| will use great deal Of it. am aware that
the use cf such articles IL contrary 70 the teach
| ings and proctice Of a great majority OF the
regular line OF NJ. DIS, but l see no Just cause
or good sense in discarding remedy which
we know To be efficient, simply because We
may DO ignorant Of Its combination. For
my part, shall Gnakeit aralesto use all and
every means TO alleviate suffering humanity
which may be able to commandment hesita-
ting because some one more ingenious than
myself may nave known its effects first and
securad the sole right to secure that knowledge.
However, am by no means an advocate or
supporter of the thousands Of worthless nos
trums that flood the country, that purport to
cure all manner of disease 10 which human
flesh is heir. Please reply soon, and inform me
of your best termsa So gsd h naf n
am, sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT, NJ. D.
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Girls say that men are covet-us
set. HF
The New York herald., 1870-06-30

A. ESX
tives arrested him Van Ecten,: Ferris and man by
the name of B. +. Bowman were present.
Charles t. Orvis the paying teller OF the Security
Bauk, was called and testified that man by the
name OF J. Robinson opened small account in their
bank on the oath OF May; he gave his address as 1855
broadway, and on me "a or I'd Of June hoy pre-
sented check for $4,000 ,Irom Robinson which he
fused 70 layi II was an altered check drawn by
Fisk \ Hatch; Robinson has disappeared; the wit
ness stated that Van Ee en- expressed wish TO open
an account with him and gave some references but
the bank not de ming them satisfactory the account
was not opened.
Judge Stuart made logical and effective argu-
ment upon the testimony Claiming That Ferris who
was watched by the detectives in the passage way OF
paced lne altered check IN Mr. Vim Ee en- hat, and
that the unquesu0ncd good character proven by the
accused was sufficient 70 generate doubt Of his
guilty completely n the alleged i0rgey.
Alter lucid and elaborate cnarge by the Recorder
the Jury retired At hapast four O'clock TO deliberate
having received communication from the foreman
stating that 1t was impossible for them TO agree the
Recorder said that he felt IT TO be his duty 70 keep
them together ior the night. He accordingly lef the
ONCE after giving the necessary order TO furnish re-
iresnments Tor the jury,
month for stealing len OF pig iron entrusted TO
his care captain OF schooner, was sentenced To
the State Prison for three years
guilty 10 an attempt q burglary in the third decree,
they having the night Of the Doth OF June entered
worth Of cigars They were sent to the state Prison
for two years and six months.
DISCHARGE OF THE GRAND JURY.
The Grand Jury camo into court IN the afternoon
ana presented largo number OF indictments. Hav-
ing finished their business the Recorder lged
them for the term.
THE HARLEA HoRRoR-rHE ACCUSED PARTIES AR
RAIGNED.
Among the prisoners arraigned were John Riley,
against were two indictments for alleged rape aud
Paul Kelly, who was charged with y similar Of
renee. Mr.. Fellows said that these were the parties
charged with rape at Harlem. and he was very de.
sirous OF uxing an early day for trial. The Court
directed the trial 10 he set down for "Wednesday
next.