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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-01

THERE is a cockney youth who, every time
he wishes to gc, u. glimpse of his sweetheart,
cries fret directly under her window. In
the alarm % The moment she plunges her head
ont of the window, and inquiries ''where:"
when he POLITICALLY exclaims, Ere, my
Hangslina!'
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-01

A widow ludy who resides near Elmira, y.
Y, complains of the GOODNESS OF her husband
during the last year of their married life. For
the first year he used to address her rs his
dear, then rs his little goat and with his last
breath he referred lovingly to her us his
"old sorrel-top." The failure to invent any
other term of eudearment for her may have
been the cause of his death.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-01

The young ladies of Chicago are sold to
have organized n midnight mission for the re-
formation OF dissipated young men who are
found in the streets late at night.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-01
". W. BURR
REGISTERS NOTICE.

JS PURSUANCE OF THE PRoyIsIoNS OF An ATT
entitled an Act TO provide for the registration Of
The names OF electors, and prevent frauds At ,,r
lions, approved March tbs 5th. 1862. by the proyis
ions OF this act II Is made the duty of the Justices OF
the Peace Of the several counties Of this sate 70 regis
ter the names Of all qualned applicants and by Viz
tue thereof said Justices are made eI-ofbcio ths
Registry Agents of their respective townships.
Therefore, having received this from the Clerk
81 the Board OF County Commssioners the "OfSci,i
Register BOOK aud necessary papers. / am now
ready to register all qualified applicants between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ. and 6 O'Clock T. NJ on all
legal days up to the 2lst day Of October 1850 nciu.
siVe. FRANK I RARTI EsrT
Justice Of the Peace and Ia OEicio Register
for Mine al Hill Township. Efo County. SeTada
August I, 1870. El7td
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-01

SOME crnsty wiseacre says: "A woman is
like unto tar; melt her, and she will take any
form you please" And if she don't please
ten to one she will take the form of Tartar
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-12
Organization of the Legislature.

Both House, organized with unusual dis
patch and good feeling at the morning session
Of yesterday.
In the Senate. Senator lIEAm, Of WASH
ington County, who is on his third term of
service, and may be regarded as the Father
Of the Senate was chosen President pro
tem, by unanimous vote an honor well de.
served. Hon llEsny CLARK, by decided
majority received bis tenth election as Score.
tary Of the Senate. Some feeling attended
this election, growing out Of the fact that Mr.
Clark's name had been used to some extent
in connection with the late movement in
The First Congressional District against Mr.
Willard. But a majority of the Senators
Jailed to see anything worthy Of death or
bonds on the part Of Mr. Clark, and evident.
Iy regarded his experience as of more value
than the qualification Of anybody's spite
His competitor, LUTHER O. GREENE, Esd. of
the Woodstock Standard, isamost worthy gen.
teman, and were a change to have been made
no worihier successor could have been found.
NJ, i. CARPENTER, Esq, Of St. Adams, the
competent Assistant Secretary of last wear
was unanimously reelected, as also was Chan.
lain p B. Fisk. Col. f. NJ. BRowN, of
this village, is again at the Reporters
table, which gives good assurance that this
important department of legislative work will
10 no wise be neglected
The House surprised nearly everybody by
making choice by decided majority, on the
first ballot, ofCol. CHAs. II. JoycE, of Rutland
as Speaker over both his competitors. While
all admitted the excellent qualifications Of
both Messrs GRour and HNcKlrY, and that
the East Side of the Mountain had strong
claims Pr0cded they loere united in uroiag
Mem, still it was apparent from the outset that
Col. Joyce was iayorite and was bound 10
succeed. His successful discharge of the
difficult duties Of the chair during the 6rst
day, affords good promise that the partiaity
OF his associates has not been misdreeted
Mr. CAMP received the well deserved compli.
ment OF u unanimous reelection as Clerk, and
OF course again selects Mr.. II. N. NEWELL as
ms llrst assistant Col, A. G. BRowN and d.
w Dixon Esq are the official reporters of
the House, and cannot fail to give as near
universal satisfaction as is possible in that ex.
'romely difficult department.
In word the session orens most ausp!-
ciously in all respects.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-12
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-12

The downfall Of Louis Napoleon recalls
the cutting repartee which he is said to nav
received from Lady Bessington. The Coup'
tess had be.frended him when he was poor
adyenturcr in London, and went to Paris "
be near him after he had become prosperous
Much to her chagrin, he paid her no attention
but one day when their carriages were aDre'
in thronged street, Napoleon said, Oouu.
tess, how long do you expect to remain u
Paris ?" She answered, with dignity anu
ominous wit "Only short time. Ito"
long do yoa expect to stay here ?"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-12

From several different quarters comes
the news that the Prussians are alarmed
at the approach of winter, and are inclined to
press the siege of Paris There Is much dis
satisfaction among the soldiersat the prospect
Of drcary winter campaign, and as many Of
them are men with strong family tics there is
an intense longing for home aud for the close
of the war The besiegers have twenty -four
large guns in position at st. Cloud, Moudon,
and Creteil The policy Of Gen, Trochu ap-
pears to be to accustom his new troops to
engagements with the enemy, aud thus give
them the only experience necessary to make
them good soldiers. German and Belgian pa
pors assert Ihattherc isaoompleto underground
communication between Paris and Tours
This will account for the cessation Of the
balloon service.
Tcegrams from the southeast Of France
show that the German army under General
Won Hastrow is making a steady advance in
It's march towards Lyons, In few days that
city will be invested, or we shall hear Of a
great battle for the French army Of the
Rhcne Is said to be fully 200, 600 strong.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-12

GouRNoa's SGcnrrARy.-Wo learn that
Gov, s1rwAr has decided to oppoint as Sec.
rotary Of Civil and Military affairs, JAMS
NJ. SiApr, Jr., Esq, Of MiddIebury, Mr.. s.
is a graduate of hiddlebury College, Class
of 1867, and after a thorough course at the
Law School in Albany, was admitted to the
Addison County bar in 1865 since which
time he has been mainly employed in the office
of the Governor elect at Middlebury Young
sado has superior qualifications for this 20.
sition, and giving good promise as he docs, Of
being worthy of the honored name he hears,
We can but rejoice in his appointment
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-12

JEFF. Davis says he isn't writing a novI''
and that he doesn't mean to write one ii'
is, we suppose, content to rest his fame on ','
great sensational work of 1S6l-6o, VINO"
opened at Washington, and closed at for''S'
Monroe.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-12

Mr. Cobb has married Miss Webb. He
knew that they were meant to be joined as
soon as he spied her,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-12
SENATE

TUESDAY, Oct IL.
Mr. Carpenter in the chair.
Prayer by Rev Dr. Drake, of Royalton
Journal OF yesterday read and approved.
Bills introduced and refcrTed-By Mr. pingrey
in addition to ch. 81, T. s., relating 10 the admin
istyation and distribution Of the estates OF in
testates 10 judiciary oommitte.
BY Mr. Eddy, Il incorporate the Bellows Falls
manufacturing company to committee ON manu-
acturcs.
same. On motion Of Mr.. Abel, referred to a
special committee Of three senators.
by Mr. Eddy, to amend sec |, Of an act rela.
ting = library associations to committee on edu-
cation,
BY Mr.. Kennedy, to incorporate the Winooski
Touring company to committee on manufactures.
The Chair appointed as a committee on the part
of the Senate to canvass the votes for members OF
Conuross
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-12

The most original Of tho many proposals
to arrest the march of the Prussiaus is one
Which recently appeared in a Paris newspa.
per signed ia French woman The writer
bogs 10000 Of her sisters in Germany to
come at once to Paris, when with 10000
French women they viii throw themselves be-.
tween the coniendiug armies, "Thls," says
the Fronch woman, with some historical mac.
euraoy, and profound disregard for the rules
OF construction prevented the Greeks and
Romans from killing each otber.o
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-12

sioncr Of the Insane Railroad Commissioner, Ad-
iutnnt and Inspector General, Quartermaster Gen
eral. Judge Advocate General, Superintendent
and three Directors Of the State Prison, for the
ycar ensuing.
On motion Of Mr.. Grout Of Barton, the resolu-
ton was ordered to lie.
From the Senate. granting the use Of the Rep
Icsentatiyes' Hall, on Tuesday evening next, for
the use Of the Vermont Historical Society adopt
cd IN concurrence
The Speaker announced the appointment Of
Reporters for the House, as follows
Andrew C, Brown Of Montpelier,
y. Webster Dixon of st. Adams.
The Speaker announced special committee 90
an,as.s the votes of The lrccmen of the State lur
prnhers of Congress
Fua DiarrL
Mr. smith of Now Haven,
Eyarts of Naltham,
Bun of Hancock,
Graham Of Windhall,
Alrich OF W00di0rd.
Cr0sicr of Soarshurgh,
Colyin Of Clarendon,
Es.ahrooks ol Shoreham,
Congdon Of Walliugford
Coburn Of East Montpelier.
Holt Of Berlin.
Leland of Middle-cx
Serod Di1urf
Mr. Palmer of Danyillc,
Clark of Gr0t0n,
Nickors0n of kiriv.
Abbott of Wllinmst1wn.
Nichols of Bmintrec.
Spear of Ncr.hirc.
Kingsley OF Athens.
stone li Halifax.
Ndams Of Marlboro.
Fem of Weston.
~nnnnrd of AudJyor.
Il.-t. ..T
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-12

MONDAY, Oct. 10.
The President pro tenn. in the Chair
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Perkins, of Glover.
Journal of Saturday read and approved
BiiiS introduced amt rIyud-By Mr.. Gmndcy,
by request to amend ch. ", g. S., in relation to
births, marriages and deaths, and for the better
married the person performing the ceremony
must have placed in his hands a blank certificate
from the town or city clerk which he shall fill
out and return to the Office whence it issued within
ten days. For Noncompliance with the proys-
ions of this bill fine OF not less than ten dollars
shall be imposed.)
On motion Of Mr. Ilartshorn. adiourned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-12

Rpors.-From the COM on the judiciary,
against II. ., in addition to chap 30 OF the gene
raj statutes, entitled q" OF Ejectment, third
reading refused
From the com ON the Judiciary, against H.
II, to amend section 20, chap 81 g relating to
justices Of the peace ordered to lie, on motion of
Mr. Curdell of Warren.
From com. on judiciary, against II. 3, to in
crease the powers and duties Of Notaries Public
and Masters in Choncery third reading refused
The Speaker announced as the committee to
equalze the grand lis.
Mr. Hopkins of Rupert
Hyde of Costleton.
Parks Of Waterford
Page Of MOrristown,
Whitcomb Of Ludlow,
Whittemore of Milton,
Ormsby of Waterbury,
WalwOrth of Coventry,
Phelps of South Hero
Clark Of Lincoln,
llOtchkiss of Georgia,
pinney of Brighton
Bailey Of Nowbury,
Field Of Guillord
The Speaker also announced the following spec
al committees
On the resolution introduced by Mr.. Bull Of
Hancock
Mr. Bull Of Hancock,
Huntington OF Corinth
Spalding OF RoXbury.
Shedd OF Salem,
Rannoy Of Pittslied.
On the bill introduced By Mr.. Kellogg of Ben
son, relating TO railroad corporations
Mr. Kellogg of Benson,
Stetson Of Enoshurgh,
Graves of Bennington,
Holt Of Berlin
Walworth of Coventry,
Buttell of Weybridge,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-12

The President protein in the chair
Joii Rnsoiuhon--From the House relating to
State expenses. MIR Abel moved to amend by
striking out the words with power 10 send for
persons and papers. Adopted with proposal of
amendment
Reierred-s o, in amendment Of an act proyid-
ing for the appointment OF reporter for the coun-
IS courts.
s. @ relating to The plcadngs and proceedings
in certain criminal cases both to com. on the ia
dietary.
On motion of Mr. Collamer the Senate adjourn
ed
HOUSE.
BiHs introduced and rCitrrcd BY Mr.. Bisbee
Of Newport, TO repeal see. 81 chap. 30, g. s. re-
latng 10 the supreme and county courts to COM
mittee on judiciary.
Res0lufi0H.-By Mr.. Carleton Of WaitsGeld.
that all bills relating 10 railroads be deemed pub
lie bills, and tint the clerk be directed to procure
the printing Of three hundred copies Of each bill !;
adopted.
Joint resolutions. From the Senate, as follows.
That the two Houses meet in Joint Assembly in
the Hall Of the House Of Representatives on
Thursday next, at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon, for
the purpose Of electlng Secretary OF State, Ser
geantot-Ams, Auditor Of Accounts, Commits
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-12

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c,r tbo oop,ipt,nept or n committee t1 consider
,b ',i w. 'triati,'o ti.' Si1tc On m,ti.n
n Nj ILatb ordered IN liz
G,T. ,gJr,lj,,lJ and yeGrr-j-By Mr.. AbcU. re-
I,,t,.,t ,lr,,lirrs az frofcc5irgs ian ,crtoin
oriiuir,l ol.c.. III conn. I'M rriniing luhi. is ana
important biu OF 80 sections, and contemplate.
mntcrll changes m thc forms OF complaint and
Indictment and the practice 90 the courts)
ON motion of Mr.. Gmnlcy adjourned.
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n99 no i4empe'' on ,'al i.''' WINE '.' ,
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ann as corrected hy thc Speaker
Ls., pls,t,t;,. a., Mr. u,deor Co.tleton
,.,,,,ittcc .tjnaof tI,reo senators md
fr.. r.'or,iors of tro u.4-e be- orp,iptcl b, tbe
pr.il.rt al tie Senate and Sneaker of the flou4c
~ ,.ior ,c ',iiort ~ rcdistrictir@ tbe STATE.
,nd II in 6cir orinion thcrc is n necessity ior
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-12

'NItNIl TO fFII'lN.NiIf
Thomas Of Reading
On Railroads.
Mr.. Stafford Of Hartford,
Colhurn Of Manchester.
Bisbce of Newport,
Ballard of Fairfax,
Page of llydopork,
Bromley Of Powlct
Clark Of Brandon
On Banls.
Mr.. Poland Of Montpelier.
Morgan Of Rochester,
Graves Of Bennington,
Mudgett Of Cambridge,
Crosby of Bmttleboro,
Hitchcock Of PittsiOrd,
Brewster Of lrasburgh
On MANUFACTURES.
Mr.. Chase Of Concord,
Parker Of Lowell.
Tyrell OF Dorset,
Day Of Ira,
Clark of Randolph.
lane Of Plainfeld.
W O''''''
On agriculture.
MIR Drew Of Sonth darlington
Ilozen of barnet
Benedict of Cornwall,
liroekway Of Pomiret.
lang Of Charleston.
ne,nIe,. " ~ I'LL IN. 'V"'
1870 &C &C sHm.
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1 io,hii', ~. ~ 49, ;'ap,'' '''''''
filt.'a' " " 1870 49,
T.iins e ~ y p So'i''
, S,'r' ~ 81 S Nto.S,,ara
i nuI ~ " r .,ni i''' ''
''o' VI 0i""'N
On Land TaIes
MIR Hamilton nj Bridport
Rickords of powIol
penrl of sheffield
Tracy of Sbelhurnc
Tavl1r of Rrunswick
Brown Of Richiord
Uozen or North llrro
Cook If Fillmore
Mason of Foirleo
Fnirmon of WcstG.ld
King Of Mt Tobar
RroSg of Fnvston
Cro9t NJ Strotton
Thover If Bornori
On grand Last.
Mr.. Tnppen of Panton.
Brown of Goshen
~ l,,,, - y, a. l ',',iii'
Stcycns If Colchcster
ZONES of Richmonj
Coodricb If Ilord,ricL
Marshall oc Bnrtc
Wnsbbnrn If Gnildboll
Medals or Innenbmrgb
pace If Uvdenort
Cook of Fillmore
Goodsell al lie la Motto
Ilozen of North Hero
Stctson of Enosbnrgb
Soule az FoirGelJ
Kennedy If Trov
Innt of Derby
McDuiee OF Bradford,
1 nust'n ~ y, ci L;u,priugo
iii,nI =, Dl ~ VvD, IL,
Sng,,J ~ S "a D" ~ NV"
phaIil " u C +" c9.'n' i'''o''
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Dg'r ~ ~ " ~ " '''uaor
Coburn Of East Montpelier.
General Comm,jtee
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1oIn VI ''t W 10
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Suhharu OIL Ahuo'ef
On STATE Prison.
Mr.. Cobb If Strog,rd
Cook of MI Uolly
White Of Tonshom
Rowell of Albnnv
calvin az Clarendon
Shedd of salem
" ooa''' VI 'u"' s''''o'u
Distributing CoHmnfo.
Mr.. Dixie of Bristol,
Crosier of Searsburg,
Kingsbury of Stannard.
Partch Of Ilinesburgh,
kneelnnd Of Victory.
Hull Of Berkshire,
Holmes of johnson
Huntington OF Corinth,
Chamberlin Of Craitsbury,
Foster Of Sudbury,
Mcknight Of Woodbury.,
Osgood of Rockingham,
Walbridge of Sharon
On corpordiioRs'
Mr.. Amslen of eathersield,
Thomas Of Salisbury,
lloughton Of Stamford,
Damon of Walden,
Oryis Of Starksboro,
lIadlock Of Lexington,
On Torn LINES.
Mr.. Gray Of Wheelock,
Brigham of Essex,
Walter Of East Haven,
llurlbert of Belyidere,
Spear Of Nershire,
White Of Orwell.
a.,
IN 'I"og' ana D''fHiHrfS'
Mr.. Marsh of Bethel,
Dutton Of Dnmmerston,
WhitcOmb OF Barre,
Lewis OF Wells,
Cook of West Fairlee.
Wiley Of Wateryille,
Phelps OF South Hero,
Olmstead Of Franklin,
Pinney Of Brighton,
Edgerton Of Charlotte,
stoddard Of Newark,
uyrell Of Dorset
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-12
Very respectfully your ob'd,t ;ev't

lntlfIHFf llt1Vf
Very respectfully your obdt scv't
j. NJ. SMlIEY,
L. S. Deputy Marshal
JoiW resolution. by Mr. Bull Of Hancock
that committee of three members of the Senate
aud five members of the House be appointed by
the President Of the Senate and Speaker of the
House respectively, 10 inquire whether tho ex-
penses of onr State government cannot be largely
curtaed, with power 10 send for persons and pa
pers, aud TO report by bin or resolution which
was adopted ON the pnrt OF the House
On motion of Mr.. Parks of Waterford, adj
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-12

The Speaker announced the appointment of thu
following
STANDING COMMITTEES
On E,cdOns
Mr. Grout Of llarton
Skif Of Monkton
Bailey of Newbury,
Henry Of Chester,
Phelps Of Grafton.
Jones Of Richmond,
Bacon Of Sunderland
On WAYS and Mans
Mir Slado Of NIiddlebury,
Richmond Of Woodstock.
Smith of st. Adams,
Bcaman Of poulnoy,
Bartholomew of Washington.
Fairbanks Of st. Iohnshury,
Carpenter Of Burlington.
On Military Affairs.
Mr. Chase Of JAY.
llOurht0n OF Stamford,
Nichols Of Braintrce,
Bates Of Huntington,
Wushburn Of Guildhnl.
Baxter Of llghgutc,
Sisby Of Westmore.
On the Judiadrv
Mr.. Wood of Farhaycu.
llnckcy of Chelsea,
Ballard of Fairfax.
Farnsw0rth of Windsor,
Bishce 90 Newport,
Battlefield Of Wilmington.
Bcaman OF Poutney.
On Edgca1ou
Mr. Carleton of Wait.fcld
Whiuemorc Of Milton.
Maxfeld of Nergcnncs
a. Itsrtf ON
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-22
An Absolute Safeguard.

IuvalidS, broken down in health and
spirits by Chronic Dyspepsia, or suffering
from the terrible exhaustion which follows
the attacks Of acute disease, the testimony
of thousands who have been raised rs by
miracle from similar state of prostration
by Hostetter's Stomach BitterS, is sure
guarantee that by lhesame means you too
may be strengthened and restored. But to
those who stand in peril of epidemicS, To
all who, by reason of exposure, privations,
and uncongenial climate or unhealthy pur-
suits, may at any moment be stricken
down, this paragraph is most lodrttcutqTty
and enpJhdtiedlly addressed. You, who are
thus situated, are proffered an absolute safe
guard against the danger that menacesy you.
Tone and regulate the system with this
harmless medicinal Stimulant and Alera-
tive, and you will be forearmed against the
maladies whose seeds float around you in
the air unseen. Hostetters Stomach Bit
tiers are not only standard Tonic and
Alternative throughout the United States,
but they are accredited by the certificates
of the most distinguished citizens of the
Union, 10 the people Of all other lands. In
Canada, Australia and the West Indies,
they are gradually taking the place Of all
other stomachicS, whether native or foreign,
ana as surely as truth is progressive and
demonstration overthrowS doubt, they will
eventually superSede every other lnvlgor-
ant and Restorative now employed in me-
dicinal practice.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-22
Premature Decay.

Thousands go annually into premature
graves, because they neglect to preserve
that inestimable blesang-good health.
Sufferers from Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Constipation, and similar ailments, your
disease will take its inevitable course and
end your days on earth, perhaps sud-
denly, unless you take the means 10 prevent
ID Bus beware OF false. methods and use
only a sure protection against the cause OF
these diseases, as well as the only absolute
remedy for them. Fortify yourselves at
once by course of MISHLER'S HERB
BITTERS. aud thus render your constitu-
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tackS OF epidemic disorders and the Ordi-
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locality. The most distinguished physi-
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remedy that is half as efficacious for dis
eases arising from disordered Stomach,
Liver, Kidneys, IntcStiueS, &c, as MISH-
LER'S HERE HIrTERS. Sold by all drug
gists and dealers. DR.. >. y. Hartman & Co,
Projectors. Lancaster, Pa.