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Callatin Itcias.-From the ri and
l'aos Oct. Is: The District Court al,ourn,
cd late Thursday nixbss having. lseu in
session four days. The expenses cf the
term were $12O0.--The foundation Ia bc.
Ing laid for the large new livery ssble of
Hoffman, Mckenzie and Wright. h win
be one of the largest liveries In the Terri.
tory: Mr.. Tweed is the builder. Mac
apologies for the imperfect coll don of
news, as he is Clerk Of Court, and Deom;ses
better things hereafter.
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The Water Ditch.-Mr O'Neill informs
Us he has purchased the interests of bis part.
ncrs in the River Ditch, and IL prose.
cutting work on it stcadily-with q light
force. The expense of building it is heavy,
ans he desires to make some arrangements
whereby its more rapid construction can be
secured. A number of ,anchmen on the
line have proposed building portions of it
on conditions that would not leave any sur.
plus for the use Of the town. This he docs
not wish to accept. 1t is promising and
desirable enterprise, and wo make this state.
ncnt that some of our cntcrprising capital.
lists may have knowledge Of good chance
for investment.
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Personal. Mr.. Ed. L. Bonner left Cor.
inne on the 18th for Deer Lodge.-Ar.
Rothschild, of 8. b. Bohm s Co.. Mr.. Ed.
lcKicrnan, Of E. 8. Mansfield 4 Co.. Capt.
Fuller, Of the U. 8. & Co., were passengers
by the down coach to-day for Cedar. Miss
Lizzie Countrynan also returned to take
charge Of her school ct Missoula. Mr..
jas. MCGEE, Of the Missoula Pioneer 10 iu
town on business for the paper, and we
are pleased to hear 10 meeting with god
success. AIR. J. H. Meyer returned to.
day, having quite recovered from his re-
cent illness,
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l. 0. &. T.-Thcrc will be q Degree
meeting of Deer Lodge 10. % on Tuesday
evening next The regular Communicate q
IL held on Thursday evenings, at lower Ma.
sonic Hall.
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DISSOLUTION.

TIVE Copartncrship heretofore existing between
L !no: q. Mclean and Wm Mcdonald, % Black.
smiths. Is this day dissolved by mutual consent MI
Mclean withdrawing from the iirm. All accounts due
the Grim are to be paid 10 John G. Mclean ana ali 0h.
legations due by the firm will be paid by him, A
prompt settlement by al parties owing ua Il reouired
JNO e. MCLEAN
WA. MCDONALD.
Deer Lodge, October 9Th, 1870.
Having purchased the shop and business ct Mclean
q Co., Bactsu,thn. Deer Lodge We will continue
business At the old stand aud respectfully solicit the
Patronage Of the public
EDW'D LIPPINCOTT,
WN. MCDONALD.
Deer Lodge. Oct sth, 1870
1commend 1essrs. Lippincctt Co. to the pubic
~ rst class w0rkmen, who will give good satisaction
JNO. G. MCLEAN.
Deer Lodge October tn. 1870 C6-m
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The brick work Of the new Hotel WAS
completed two or three days ago. and the
carpenters arc busy roofing it. McBirncy
intends sur'nounting It with so feet flag
staff The stick looks big enough for =
n ON. mast to q three decker.
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Tho Good Templsrs had N accession of
five members last evening. They have
temporarily leased the first floor room in
the Masonic building, and will occupy it ~
Lodge Room.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOI.UTIO
TIVE Co partnership heretofore exciting under the
l. Arm name Of Lane & Emmerson in the Mrtropo
tan Billiard Hall 10 this day dissolved by mutual con
consent Mr.. Lane dsp0sing Of his Inherent 10 n,
by, and all due It will be paid to- MI. Lane Persons
knowing themselves indebted requested tO tettle
once. Join L. LANE
.. EMNENSON.
Deer Lodge, September slst, 1870.
Mr.. n. Smith having purchased the interest OF Nr.
John =. Lane In the Metropolitan Billiard Hail. tie
nrm will hereafter be Emnerson & Smith. Thsnkinc
the the generous patronage heretofore be-
slowed upon our house, we respectfully solicit aud
VII! cndeavOr to merit continuance of the asme
EMMERSON i SMITH
Deer Lodge, September 2lst, 1870 Il
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Custom Made Boots.

Having located in our new building mp s.tr., .d.
joining Wells. Fargo Co.'s building, VIC 20 prenor.
cd to accommodate patrons with the
BEST CUSTOM MADE BOOTS
ever offered here. For sample Of work see our chow
case. Give Us call HARRIS nnos
October 10th. 1870 -
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TALBOT 4 FLOWER BEE'S NEW SALOON.
Main Street. Deer Lodge next door to the Scott uossc
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
Heaiquartcrs Tor the Sporting Community and place
par excellence for imbibablcs.
DAVE BESrLY and CHARLEY MIlL4s Barkceiau.
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THE DEER LODGE BREWERY ID tn. ,,... n
0socr Beer Ale Porter, BY the glass or kee Il h
the recognized beverage Of the people, and Pets Walt
Ton the place for sOcnbiity good nature ana lr
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A large quantity Of HAYWARD'S GUN BOOTS
70 q! sizcs just received aud for sale ut JOHN
FlNK'S Deer Lodge. 51-tf
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We Mean BqSiness!!
Canned Goods rctai!cd at - 30 cents per can for
cash. ut J. Il. WILCOX CO.'S.
xeu2WlSdtf
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Mr. A. Mead has leased his Station to Nr.
Schwartz. and the building IL being en-.
largcd.
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JCu-OR-NOT PERPETRATION,
The ladies In dresses quite charming snA snae.
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prER LODGE CITY, FRIDAY, OCT. 81.
LOCAL NEWS.
MISSION At THE CATHOLIC CHAPEL.


MISSION AT THE CATHOLIC CHAPEL
Mission will be given by Rev. Father Mcsplie, 81
Idsho City. on THURSDAY, FRIDAY and sATUi.
DAY. First Mass ut Is o'clock, second Macs 1t O..
clock a. m. Instruction during second Mass. Rene
dcon and Instruction each day ut o'clock p. M
on SUNDAY next. Arst Mass At o'clock q. m,
Solemn Mass and Sermon ut lOb o'clock A. H. Yes.
pe,rsermon and Bcnedction at : 0 clock D. m
---------- ..s.>.. ----
The Pcnitentiary.-It is now about three
years since the appropriation was r,adc for
the Monta,a Penitcntiary. At last the con.
tract was let, and with commcndsble cncr.
gy the work was pushed to completion.
The Montana Penitcn,iary-onc wing
is the first constructed of the several pro.
yided for at the same time It Is an excel.
lent building, and stands in solemn grand.
cur Ut one end OF tire town, q reminder to
evil hocrs-an evidence of the superior
quality of Deer Lodge building material.
md McBirneys faithfuiness AZ a contractor
Further than this it is ., uscles vet. a. a
fifth wheel to coach. With &30, 800 in.
vested in it, and numerous prisoners in the
territory sentenced and awaiting incarcera.
ton therein, 1t Is proper that additional &C.
ton should be taken to render it serviccable
for the purposes for which it VA, erected.
There is no Warden to take charge of It.
There arc no Commissioners to control its
affairs. 1t requires, at the least, tempo.
rary buildings for furnaces. cooking, and
accommodation Of the jailors. Additional
security by window gratings, and lining the
cells is also needed. Whether stoves in the
main building, and double guard would
do, temporarily, the Commissioners might
determine, and their report would have
weight in securing the needed appropria.
ton requisite to make tho building secure
prison.
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The City Hall Billiard Rooms 10 the peoples pcrder
placs Of amusement Good Liquors aud Cigars 10 the
motto with It's prOpric.ors and they respnx their
At the ban, and II weli-kkcd by all Call round
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DEL3IONICO RESTA URANT.
Elliott DujldiR1, Deer Lodge II. r.,
BlNNS RAfFLE PROPRiErORs.
We shall spare no pains to make this the most &C
ceptahss dining place In Deer Lodge. Warm meals
served 1t al hours, and tables spread with the best
the market affords.
Try TUE DELNONICO.
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Apples! Appls.s!!

Loais Coleman, Deer Lodge are daily receiving and
have hand aud for sae large quantity OF 6uc
California apples. at wholesale and retail. Price by
the box ranges ut Is is and IL cents per pound. Also
received today, fresh stock Of tobacco and ciearr
Give " call UctSdtf
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Dissolution.

Notice IL hereby given that the copsrtncrehp here
tofore extsttng under the firm OF K!enschmidt
Dennee, Deer Lodge City, il this day dissolved by mu
tUsl consent. All debts due tue late 0ru will be col
lected BY r. Klenschmidt, who will continue the bust
mes: 1t the old stand and WHO will also pay debts held
ssainst eaid lrm.
A. KLEINSCUMlDT.
II. kLEINSCHMlDT.
.L'-. -fE wv. Mex DENNEE
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FRESH MILK.

FRESH MILK. FRESH NILKi
PHI. Z. EVANS win start Z Milk Wagon on
Monday Sept X and will deliver to Hotels, Rsstau-
rants aud private families the best quality Of fresh
milk 1t reasonable prices. Orders solicited
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1e!ena Herald please copy. !,
CARD.

Thanking orr patrons 70: past favors would most
respectfully solicit continuance of the same for the
future MI VI which shall receive my especial care aud
attention. Il KLElNSCU9fIDT
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BORN. {
Vile q Captsls Henry n. Bisks, daasisss.
Kmxs1Ax-Is Dsse Lodge 0ctobsr 31st, 10 Tie vile
Ct J. xlnnema1, . son. Na S
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Tax Payers-There is once year at least
when we, the impoverished many, have our
sweet revenge on the few with plethoric
purses and much of this worlds goods
There is one grand day of the year-that in
which they pay taxes. Farms and chattcls
they have and gold galore, but Gee how
they bleed. We quote from the tax lists of
1870:
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From Tueeday's Daily.

In lrons.-One of tho irrepressiblcs il
Chas. A. Little6eld, now in DURANGO vile
and of whom mention has heretofore been
made as nm unsuccessful Jail breaker. Foil
ed in his attempts last week, Littlctield.
who has two years sentence to serve out
In the pcnitentiary for horse. stealing. last
night made an Intellectual effort to escapc
He succeeded in wrcnching heavy iron
bar from cell door, breaking . three
quarter inch staple in 80 doing, but was dis.
covered before he could use it as o lever Mt the
outer door: Considering his ingenuity and
perseverance dangerous as well as annoy.
ing, 1t was determined to-day to iron him.
Mr.. Mclean was called in TO rivet the
shacklcs on him. Liltleficld showed fight
and "went for" Mr.. Dickinson, but did
not get away with twas reduced to
horizontal position, and now wears q pair
OF bracelets on his ankles, in commemora.
ton OF lis last attempt to escape.
~ Anchor Brand Clarct at MACS BROWN JUG
Peters, NOnihly-Pcters' Ausical Nonshlv
for October, containing numerous instru.
mental and vocal pieces, is on our table. It
is to sheet music what chromos are to oil
pa'ntings-thc nearest approximate, at a
cost within the reach of the masses. It
costs % per annum, and during . yearpub-
fishes Of the best music of the day what
would cost $50 or 500 If purchased in sheet.
It can be ordered of Stsckpole 4 Johnson,
Postofllcc store.
To Debtors.
HAVING GIVEN TIMELY NOTICE THAT THE
L accounts Of Lane and Emerson are in nv hnnds
for settlement aud that desire the immediate uttcp-
ton Of oil paitics owing 40, there arc still number Of
accounts neglected. desire leaving the Territory In
few days All accounts unsettled 1t that time win
e LEFT for collection BY legal process aud accrue custs
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rive when this silly objection will
cease. Gen. Terry has stirred up much
bitterness interfering i'm the eec-
ton of county Judges and there is no
one here who thinks he can cope with
Fuyette McMullin.
Col James NJ. French, the Senator
from Bland, Tazewcll and Pulaski, a
sturdy champion of Southwestern in
torcsts Is rapidly gaining in POI plarity
and Is spoken of by many as being
perhaps the most available man for de-
foating McMullin.
Several of our law ycrs are here try
ing to have Abingdon fixed upon as
one OF the placcs OF holding the court
of appeals and it is thought they will
succeed.
The Chahoon-E uyson case, on n
writ of Ifd6eds Corpus, is progressing.
To-day the argument closed and de-
cision is expected tomorrow.
Alexander B. Cochran, member of
the House, from Augusta, was elected
Judge of the Hastings Court of Staun-
ton. This was expected to make va
cancy and It Is now stated that the
Hon. A. II. II. Stuart intended run
ming, if elected he would aim ut his
own elevation to the United States
Senate over Judge Johnston. Mr..
Cochran has taken the wind out OF Mr..
Stuart's sails by his refusal TO resign
and his rejection of the Judgeship.
i. BERT.
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20 Pics pdJaIIe IN Fun. al
PLAN OF LOTTERY.

Tic Numbers from to 30,G3a, CORES
pending with those Numbers on the Tickets,
printed ON separate slips Of paper, are en-
circlcd with small tin tubes, and placed in
one Wheel. The Prizes, similarly printed
and encirclcd, are placed in another Wheel.
The Wheels are then royolycd and Number
is drawn from tic Wheel Of Numbers, and at
the same time n Prize is drawn from The
other Wheel BY blindiolded boys. The Num-
Der and Prize drawn out are opened and
exhibited TO tie audience, and rcgisted by
the Commissioners, the Prize being placed
againgst the Number drawn. This operation
is repeated until all the Prizes ure drawn
out.
The Orphans Homo Lottery Is no fabulous
enterprise COTTON up for day, but thor
oughly established monicd institution, Char
tered by the Legislature for the Benefit Of
the Orphans Home at Lauderdale and con-
Quoted by Sworn commissioners under all the
guarantees of law,
Bonds have to be given TO the State 10 Sc
cure faithful performance OF the require
ments of the Charter.
J An official list Of the numbers drawing
prizes will he forwarded to each purchaser 40
soon rs certified by the Commissioners, and
published in one Of The Columbus papers, on
the II Of each month.
No one should fail T. sucure a. least one
chance to draw the Grand capital Prize Of
$4,000. You canno. make n more appropri
ate CT substanciIl present TO any one in
whose Tposcrity you are interested than n
Ticket in this Great drawing. Though val
ued at bul IS previous to the revolution Of
the "Whccll OF fortune" it may be worth
Thousands after the drawing il over. Being
a lcgimate brach Of trade, fully authorized
/ by the Legi slature, the most scIupulous may
iny0-t and see what roifuc has IN store fOe
them, feeling insured TIA! .hey arc not par
/ ticirating IN any scheme having the SEM
blance Of gaming. All Business strictly con-
I hdential. The names Of persons drawing
/ prizes are never made known outside Of our
[ Office. Those desiring to communicate with
/ ms the strictcst confidence, can do 20 by hay-
I ing Pos.oiiicc Money Orders on Columbus,
/ Miss, made payable to themselves. All
I such must be inlorsc! GA the hncl1 in our
favor. Drafts cen be scEi in Tie same mGa-
ner.
Whole Tickets, es; Halves "a; Quarters,
50; Fights, 81.
! Oiylcs for Tickets, Address the Minngcrs
MCINTYRE & McBRIEN. Columbur, Miss.
Prizes Payable In Fun Without Deduction.
/ Feb. lS-tf
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Dividends Paid on Lille Policies 10 PEI

T00 Bushels New Crop pennsJ lvania and
tUU OHIO Clover Seed. Lynehhurg, Jan.
70, 1850. LE", TAYLOR & co.
60 Bushels, New Crop. Orchard Grass
eed, Lyucbbu,g, Jan 2Sth
LEE, TAYLOR & co.
300 Bushels, Kew Crop. Evergreen Grass
Seed, Lynchburg, Jan. 2Sth
LEE, TAYLOR & co.
200 Bushels. New Crop, Herbs Grass Seed,
Lynchbm 6, Jan. sslh.
LEE, TAYLOR s 90
400 Boxes, and Half Boxes, AdamantinC
Candles. lyuelhurg jan 2sth.
LEE. TAYLOR & co.
5000 Pounds New OK and Va. Bar Lead
LynchbWg. Jan, 2sh.
LEE, TAYLOR & co.
500 Bags New York Dross Shot.
Lynchburg' jan. Ssth.
LEE, TAYLOR & co.
500 Gross Mason's, Philadelphia, Backing
Lynclburg, Jan. 2slh.
LEE, TAYLOR & co.
Indigo, Nader, Black Pepper, Allspice
Cloves, Mustard, Teas, Sc. Sc,
Lynchhurg, Jan. 9sth.
LEE, TAYLOR & co,
Jh. II, 1870, eh Jan. 2s-tf.
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CONSOLIDATION The artiolc on our
outside headed "The Atlantic Miss. 4
Ohio r. r." is copied from The col
aims Of the Norfolk TyyihicM ala is
a very able resume of the entire sub
,Hject embraced in the bill. 1t is evil
:. Identity the work of an experienced
and mastery pen, and should not be
Omitted by any one of our readers,
1t sraPples this great subject as one
calculated to arouse the pride and
stimulate the aim Of all Virginia
and dNarls into the focus OF cS-
treme perspective that lilliputian view
which would vainly try to obstruct
trado III transit that II may BE- placked
apd leeced by an rmcnterprising pop
ulation of second and thirdatc towns.
1t is a shame upon Virginia that to-
day, after the death Of slavery. Sic
does not in the energy of her new
q vitality, spcw from her mouth the
stale lie that she eschews progress
and materialiStic IDEAS. ConsolidG-
y tior opens 10 ket cmaciale ! opulatlon
90 The very stone house of the great
o. Wet. We are panied to see the
Norfolk Journal now on tia rack of
criticism, rolling and straming with
responsive alarm at It's own contra
A.. detions, yainly striving to dcfae its
position on this question. There Is
standing on the haliowed soil Of Viz
Blnia apeoplc jealous of Their oppov-
V,nisies who, though they may par,
don'the motive, win despiso the logic
which thus forms the tangled woof o
the JSerAal. They will not be cham
. n pioped'hs such advocates of consoli
dation who ride the good Ship only t.
SIM, L az he critical period of i,
cHs.-. Coa,ollla.i9H can carry rood
nv Nmf0lb door but 20 demand the
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stoppage there would simply drive
them round on other routes. OF
course goods destined eastward if
transported outside Virginia can never
find any of her cities. Consolidation
can invite them through Virginia and
the enterprise of her people alone can
stop them on her soil. If the dolts
of Norfolk expect Malone to dump
the cotton Of the South and the pro-
duce of the West into their laps by
sheer force of his genius and their
over indolent smiles they can stll out
to the disjunctiycs and dry Norfolk
up. If Col. Lamb demands that he
shall build a pioneer Ocean Steamer
to be allegorically named "The
lamb and force all the world to
wait and ship by Il from Norfolk he
will stand waiting Till his horns can
grow decidedly longer and harder.
Perhaps he can by that time be able
to butt Consolidation into stopping at
Norfolk. but VIC prefer 20 seize the
present golden moment for ali Virgin
ia and allow Norfolk to enter the pool
according as her conduct shall cntitlc
her. So much has been said on this
subject that we arc constrained to
await tie result. The issue has been
fairly joined, and it seems to lie one
OF progress against prejudice. Of in
tellegcnco against inertia, of enter
prise against emit es. these per
verse elements must be battlcd down
! by sheer force, and il the present eff
fjrt could pc s'bly full we should IA
vor adjourning the Issue to tic future
and declaring the Hostility perpetual
rather than yield scheme so prcg-
nant with the good ana rcnoNn ofthe
Commonwealth.
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OUR RICHMOND LETTER.

Comfy Judges Elettcd IN ,he soa'hgcs.-
Tbs Norfolk sud Great NesierR--A Con-
true. signed, Sealed and Beliycrtd--W3rk
10 be t0nIaenrcd-lHdge koly's Cour'
---cOBgrFgs'Olai Canddates-Ihe Cha-
hSOn Case A Wouli-be Jp',c I'd STATES S.il-
at0r.
Rs"ifMOSD, VA, April 20 1870.
On yesterday the Washington county
Judgship came up in caucus, taking
Edmondson's friends by surprise very
few OF them were In attendance. Tes-
ry, who had promised 10 support Ed
mhndshn, from some strange combina-
ton of circumstances and suffering
from rci0psing 6crcr, joined Pages
friends aud with u united delegation
himself, nominated Page A postpone
rlent was refused, whom rather than
enter the field under such unfavoab bic
circumstances, Edm0ndson's friends
withdrew his name. Had Terry re-
maincd true 10 EdmondsOn his nomi-
nation was certain. In Smith Major
Jones Is elected; i'm Wise and Buchan-
an, - l{llgore and in Grayson, John
w. IIackler. The elections viii con-
sumo week yet.
In conversation yesterday with
Coz. Davis, lac informed me that conf
tract OF the most favorable character,
for tho building Of the Norfolk and
Great Western Railroad has been sign
ed, scaled and delivered and that oui
people are required TO DO but very little
10 SECURE rs very carly completion. a
large force viii be put 10 work at sever
al points upon the line carly in the
summer. Col. FloQrnoy, who has the
contract, comes from New York, 10y
way of Lexington whore an ELLIOTT viii
bc mndc 10 secure the services OF Com
modore Maury in the establishment Of
/ IA line of Steamships between NorfolR
and European ports This limo is {
be under the control OF the Land
/ Loan and Trust Co., Incorporated pul
a short time since. | avn not al liberty
} 10 make known the terms and condi
/ tiOns OF the contract.
| am authorized by Judge Kelley
10 say that ho VIII hold q term Of The
circuit court for Russell, on the 9th o
Mayi buchanan, on the 10th of May
scott, ON the 23d of May; Lee, on the
8Oth OF May; Wise, on the 9th % June
smith, on the 18th of June Wash
ingtnn, ON the 18th of July.
Col, Jumcs w, Humos H. mont iouc,
) as a candidate for Congre. 5 but alr,ndi
hear persons ftom sOnlo of the Isast
! ern counties sny Abingdon mas cnouph
r II is To hV hoped ulc timo will soon IN
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T1trs "a no mssicfnS eqtri N Kos.qdrFt G ,rn"a
s4sr, or 1'';ff III. a, g , q 70 5't ,l,
r,stSh, strengthen s he a,y~Tf roEss
"a enjoyment n HfE-1a. J,oI, ridLi. nc 80
aqch % disra IT, pHHJyAe t.oci, g'rs goei sous,',
ham CONF Rsgiei etaicoie he iio I.ags Jfoni he
iye iHppt boom 10 Me chefs. and rtcrge no iarf
from sbortbrcdfhed, en'actoird acsak dEd NcTrOHs
iTrdlid 10 a nil.Iaced, s'oa, aud rip9rous pTSpn
Weak and Delicate Children arc
made strong by using Ile tisttcra or
Ionic. In fact, tlieJ nrc Esiiiily Med !
etnrs. They can be ndnttGiStctcd " y
perfect -AftG 80 a child three months
D. nInc'y.
TLrsl I.n.c.Iics r.c u. Ian
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observation-disclosures me Hiood

rciuiines the Complexion, Cnrcs Chronic Liver
Complaints, and all Chronic Affections Of tho Blood
Liver, Kidneys or Blndlor. !, il the most power
ful Alternative Combination known IN madeleine and
h.s gained and maintains uhIivNlled reputation.
Il also po=s esscs great Tonic ard Duretfc proper
ties and il therefore valuable wherever an alters
live, Tauio OF Eiursis remedy is indicated. ny
Their bad taints will be entirely driven out Of the
systom tbs Blood and the SeerotionE will DO pnrif-
Cd, ana the entire systela restored TO healthy
condition, and hen h those diseases dorcnd upon
AZ ia pure state Of the blood, WILL BE PREVENTED.