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Cherry Pectoral,
Tor Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
such - Coughs, Colds, WhooptnS
Cough, Bronchitts, Asthma,
and Consumption.


Probably never before In the whole history Of
medicine, has anything won 90 widely and 90 deeply
upon the confidence OF mankind, ~ this excelicn
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through . long
series Of years, and among most OF the races OF
men n has nsen higher and higher In their estima
tiOn, as it has become better known. Its uniform
character and power 70 cure the various Affections
OF the lungs and throat, have made u known ~ 10
liable protector against them. While adapted &c
miller forms Of disease and 70 young children, u
at the same time the most cncctuai remedy that can
be given for incipient consumption, and the dan,
gcrous affections OF tho throat and lungs. Asa pro-
vision against sudden attacks Of Crosp, IL should
be kept on hand In every family, and indeed ~ all
are sometimes subject 10 colds and coughs, all
should be provided with this antidote for them.
Although settict ConsHmpttsn To- thought In.
durable, sti great numbers OF cases where the dis
case seemed settled, have been completely curr,i,
and the patient restorcd 20 sound health by the
CAervv PICTORIAL. SO complete 10 IL mastery
over the disorders OF the Lungs and Throat that
the most obstinate OF them Yield N t. when moth.
ins else could reari, them, under Tho Cherry Pee
torst they subsbde and disappear.
StSgevs and f-westo Speakers nnd great pro
ISfs.ss y always relieved and Omen wholly
cured by it.
DrcsekJtts 70 Eeneraily cured by taking the
Cherrr Peetsrsi In small and frequent doses.
SO generally arc lie virtues known that We need
not publish the certificates OF them here, or do more
than assure The public that IL qualities arc niiy
maintained.
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THE ExTIRPAToR

Removes mperdpous hair paInlesly. Instantly and
pernsssntly. Warranted bot 70 in(ars The stin. Q!
,ssmp o. Circular 70 Dr. Z. r. Williams Z Co Isl
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IA County, wife of Alexander Davis formerly Of Cut
Ter. In said STATE llbes aud ves this Honorable Court
10 he informed that on the twenty day Of July,
A. ID. eighteen hundred and slNty.two ut said Cutler,
she lawfully married 81 tie said Alexander Davis,
and tbereaterwards collablcd with him In said state,
that she has always behaved herself towards him
q chaste and faithful wife. Yet the said Alexander
Davis neEecting his marriage AMI duty, has not
lived and cobabed with her since the month Of April.
A. ID. eighteen hundred and Ave, having absencd
HIMSELF and residing IN place without said State
unknown to your libcant and st negiecis and
% live with herhat stree the sixth day " February.
A. ID. eighteen hundred and sixtye he has not ia
any way made pruvis0n In the least for her support
and maintenance, but has utterly deserted her without
reasonable cause, and that In consequence Of such
neglect and deserton she has since said last date been
compelled % labor continually for the means Of sbsis-
tencr And her said husband sill continues such de-
serton without just cause. And she further that
q divorce the bonds of matrinsouy between her
and her said husband would be reasonable aud proper,
conducive to domestic harmouy, aud consistent with
the peace and morality Of society. Wherefore abe
prsys the Court 10 decree divorce nom the bonds Of
niatrimony between her and her said husband.
Dated the nineteenth day of september, A. ID. eieb-
teen hundred and seventy.
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The Enrth Closet
American and Foreign. Patents.
r. n. EDDY,
Solicitor Of Patents,

Late Agent Of hs UsHsd Sfafss Psfsaf ONes, WasA
iagfoW, sndsr tao Act Of 1897,
70 state NJ, opposite Kilby st, Boston,
AFTER an extensive practice OF upwards Of 1
n years continues TO secure patents In the Unit.
ed States also In 0rea Britain. France and Other
foreign countries. Caveats. Specifications, bonds
Assignments, and ali papers or drawing. for rat'
ents, executed on reasonable terms with d,spatch.
Researches made into American snd Foreign
works. 70 determine ths validity and utility OF
Patents Of Inventions, and legal and other advice
rendered on Ill matters touching the same Copies
OF the claims OF any patent furnished, ny remit
ing ono dollar. Assignments recorded IN "ash'
ington. ..,
Esri,fiss Is' obtsining Patents Or ssesTfsisisg hs
During eight months the subscriber. In the
course OF his large practice made on fsies rsettsl
applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE
Of which was decided N An ysse'by the comm's'
sIoner Of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS
"I regard Mr. I'd ~ % one Of the most earsSh
SD sseesstfsi prsstitioners With whom have hso
om''a' 'n'e ciiSRIEs MASON, comr OF Patents.
III have no hesitation In assuring inventor that
they cannot employ man sers e:nSsissi sst
trustserfAv and more capable Of pstting their ap-
plIcatIons In . form 10 secure Tor them an early
and fAvOrsbls sonsdsy,tion g; The P;ssns once.
Late Com'r Of Patsnts.- :,
.Mr. X. n. EDpr has made Tor ne IIilRTEEN
Applications, on ell but ONE OF which patsne
have been granted, and that one 10 seq Ssaf,sf
uuch unmistakabls proof Of great talent ana aeiL
ity on his part. leads ne 70 recommsnd AL ~.
:: sSs; may e 'ur. O. S."ss shs mos. sitSIu
attention bestowed on their esss, and ~ ysTE re
sonabis charges. JUN TAonhD'
Boston. Jan. .. 1870 Ue
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OFFICIAL.
CONVENTION

Laws OF the United States psssed At the
Second session Of the forty-first Con.
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ARTICLE m.

The lprisiiction heretofore exercised by the said
mixed in of the provisions of the said
trpsty SHALL amer the exchange of the Publications. of
the additional Convention he exercised by the
courts of the other ~ the high contracting par
ties according o their hlgh contracting modes of pr-
cssiurv I'm matters OF maritime prize and all the
visions Of the said treaty With regard to the sending
bringing In of captured vessel. nor the adjudication
h~tore the said mixed courts, and with regard tn the
Of such vessels BY the said courts AMI the
rules &C evidence Ia BE- applied aud the proceedings
consequent such srilsd e.to,., shall apply, mutzts
mutAnds to the courts Of the high contracting par
tie-. II u, however, provided that there may be an
appeal from the decision of court of the high
tracing PARTIES in the manner by the Law of
u- country -here the court sits Is allowed In other
case. Of M arttnlc prime.
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ARTICLE l..

Everything contained In the treaty concluded At
Washington on the IN of April. Isl. between the
uated States of America and her Majesty the Queen
&c the United Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ireland.
fpr the ppresslon 90 the African slave trade, and In
the and thereto, which relates 20 the
tabhneut three mNed courts of Justice n Sierra
Ieane At the Cspe of Good Hope and NJ New York. On
and decide all u capture of vessels, which
NAV he brought before them ~ having been engaged
In the African slave trade. having been lifted cut
Or the purposes thereof well ~ tn the eompostion
jurisdiction. aBi mode Of procedure % sneh eourts
frOm aud amer the exchange of the Publications. of The
present additional convention. except In sr
ssrts any or proceeding done taken In virtue
thereof hefore this additional convention shall BE- on
eialy communicated to the said mixed courts of jus
tic~. The said courts shall nevertheless have the
power. aud shall he their duty, to proceed with all
dispatch tn the nnal determination of all
causes and proceedings which may be pepding and
undetermined IN theu. either OF them, at the time of
receiving notice Of the ratification Of this convention.
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&EOO WILL BE TORrEITED By
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fseis esses sss ssssssssssss,
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inssdsss 70 harisd nd engs IAAiss,
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To tho Hon. the Senate and House OF Hep.
ressntatives Of Maine I'm Legislature as
sembledt
The undsrsifned prny that the Selectmen Of Wells
be authorised 10 locate and build way across Web
hannet river In said town Of Wells II they adjudge
~, with the usual right OF appeal to the County
Commissioners in case OF refusal on their part and
OF neglect or refusal by the town, using their dis
erection TO the manner Of constructing the way or
s.P. PARNSw0RTH,
and Others.
Wells, Dec. ., 1870
All PARTIES interested are hereby notded that the
original petition Of which the above ID true copy,
will be presented 10 the next Legislature Of Maine
ut It's next sessiou.
Wells, Dec. 3, 1870. 3wol
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To the Honorable. the Justices. OF tho su-
preme judicial Court, TO be held At Alfred, within
the THIRD Tuesday Of September, A. ID. eighteen hun
dred and seventy;
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AN ACT 10 declare the oonstructioa Of section any.
Ave Of an Get entitled .An oct 70 provide NJ
state bonds, and 20 provide for The circslaiion
and redemption thereof" approved June thrse,
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AN ACT to authorize the construction and main.
tenance OF bridge across the Niagara river.

tenance Of bridge across the Niagara river.
BE q sroet,d ty tAs Senate and House Of Rsprsssn.
fafipss Of ns United States Of dmsrsea IN Cengsss
Ss he eSaS rSs
nom the city OF Buffalo, New York, 10 Canada, In pur
Of Of an act Of the legislature OF
rate the International Bridge Company passed
April the seventeenth, ono thousand eight hundred
and ffyseven or OF any set or acts OF aid egisla
ture no. In force smspding the sane shall be law.
hereby authorized to be constructed and maintained
rs provided by said act and such amendments there
TO- anything In any law Or laws OF the United States
20 the contrary notwithstanding and such bridge
shall be- and Is hereby, declared 70 be established
post road for the mails Of the United States but
this act shall not DO construed to authorize the con.
nee navigation Of said river TO substantially tho
same extent rs would be enjoyed under the pro-
visions Of said act and the amendments thereto,
heretofore enacted and now In forces Provided Hsusr-
struction OF which 10 hereby authorized, shall DO
subject TO the approval Of the Secretary Of War; but
not TO be located south Of squaw island hnd pro.
:. os s tSan ons bsndred sSs ,sty
feet in width. In the clear betwoen the piers, which
shall be located ut the points beat calculated 70
commodate the commerce OF said river and the
piers q said bridge shall 10 parallel to the current
SEC. . And Be IT. further enacted, That the bridge
herein named shall be subject, In It's construction,
to the supervision q The Secretary q WAT Of the
relative to It's construction, shall be submitted for
approval. And all railway companies desiring TO
use the said bridge shall have and no entitled 10
equal rights and privileges In the passage OF the
same and in the use Of the machinery and fixtures
thereof and nil the approaches thereto, under and
upon such terms and conditions as shall DO pro
scrbed by the district courts OF the United states
for the northern district Of New York, upon hearing
the allegations and proof Of tho parties, in case
they shall not agree.
SIC. J. And BE- IL further enacted, That tho right
10 alter or amend this act 10 prevent or remove
ali material distractions 10 the navigation Of said
river by the construction Of the said BRIDGE Is here
by expressly reserved. ""..
Approved, June %, 1870.
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AN ACT authorizing the allowance OF the claim OF
the State 81 Minnesota to lands for the support Of
State university.
30 % enacted ~ As Senate AVID Hosss Of Repre-.
sssfsiipss of hs Un,fsd states Of Imsvtea ~ Gov.
svsss assspkied That the Commissioner OF the Gen.
eral Land once be, and he is hereby, authorized
and directed in adjusting the claim Of the State OF
Minnesota 10 lands for the support OF State uni.
verity, to approve and certify selections OF land,
amount Of seyenty-two sections mentioned In the
act Of Congress approved February tweuty-slxth,
eighteen hundred landl hfty-seyen, without taking
into lhe account the lands that reserved at the
time Of the admission Of the state into tho Union,
and donated to said State by tho act Of Congress APP
proved March second, eighteen hundred and sixty
one.
ApDroyed July e ISTu
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JOINT RESOLUTIONS in relation 10 female clerks
In the Internal Revenue Bureau
he resolved BY tAs Senate and Hess, Of Rsprsssn-
tair<s Of tAs Usitsd States Of kmsrtca IN Cesgress
as..mslsd, That the Secretary OF the Treasury Is
hereby authorized 10 continue In employment. As
now employed, the temporary female clerks In the
bureau of the Internal Revenue, for the period OF
fifteen days nom the thrtieth q June Instant UNI
les provision therefor shall DO sooner made BY law.
Approved. June ~, 1870.
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TiON BETwEEN TIE UNITED STATS AND
GREAT BRITAIN, of TIE Iih or ApRII- is9.

Tie United states OF America and her Majesty The
oscea of the United Kingdom Of Great Britain and
ireland, having come to the conclusion that % Is no
longer maintain the three mixed courts %
Justice tAblished at sierrs Leone, st the Cape OF
Coed HOPE, aud AZ New York In pursuance Of The
treaty concluded at sshngton, the seventh day 81
Aprtf iss1 the suppression Of the African slave
trade. they have resolved To conclude additional
eouysntioa the purpose &c making the requisite
notifications Of the aid treaty, and have named ~
their he, that u To The President
Of the United States ~ America Hamilton Fish, secrc-
tsry of tale her Majesty the Queen &C the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Edwsrt Thorn
ton Esquire. Companion of the Order of the hath. and
her Enyoy Extraordinary and Mialster P1snpotenti-
the United States % America. Who ster having
communicated to zach other their respective null
Powers, found in good and due forn. have agreed
upon and concluded the following articles 1:
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A PROCLAMATION.

whereas Convention between the United States of
AneTIca and her Majesty the Queen 90 the United
khEtOm of Great Britain and ireland. for the sup
preston Of the African slave trae. with Instructions
Tor the ships of the United States and British nAyes
employed to prevent that trade and regulations for
the miNed courts % Justice thereunto annexed was
concluded and signed al Washington by their respec
tive plenpotentiaries, the 1th day % April, l2
aud whereas convention additional therein, and In
structions thereunto annexed, we're concluded and
signed 81 Washington by their respective penipoten-
tisries. the M day of June last, the originals of
which sdionsl convention and Instructions are word
Cor word follows.
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ARTICLE III.
IT.. agreed that In cs.e Of an A


vessel sesrcbsd by BritIsh cruiser beiax detained
having been engaged In the African slave trade
hs,ln been htsd out Cor the garp:.es Thereof. shs
.h. n. mest accessible hr adjudication, OF shall h
HANDED over % United states cruiser cue should
that In t,s corresponding case ef . british msrchan
y---sl Searched by United states cruiser being de-
,sse .. ha'ns hen sssssc N ,ns ~, a m .l..,
thereof she shall be ssnt adjudication Ia the nesr.s
or most acc -sible British colony, shall be hsnds
able In The se,shborbco.i Of the c.ptare.
All the witnesses and proofs necessary On estsbisi
ea board Of any such vessel, shall sent and hspde
over with the vessel itsslf m order 90 be prcueed q
ths ccsrt bere which such vessel or persons may b
iii negroes. or others Unnecessary witnesses EXCEPT
e,i.J Who may be on board either an American o'
ss han ~ sssse over to he sssr,ss s.s .s
thority. They shall be mmedAisiy set At hcerty aud
shall rym.in r,. bsr fsr,,snnie Mse.,y sn.r.ntseins
or others ~ may be ssat I'm with TIE detained vessel
necessary witnesses, the roysrnmeat to which The,
soea their testimony shall M longer Be rcaaired
and shall guarantee their hnerty.
of her Own nation an or,cer IN charge and other
essary Witnesses and proof shall sccoupany the YES
ARTICLE ". 4, .
II "a mstsaiiy ssreed that the instructions Cor In
.hp. q the ns,s % both pstisns desine 10 psvvea
The Areaa slave trade. which are Annexed to thIs con
y.ntica. shsi fctm integral ps thereof and shsl
nssed 70 ths treaty q tss IN % xrri is In iies
ths Instructions forming annex A 70 thai treaty.
ARriclxv.
In al other respects The stpastons Of the treaty
Aprl iSd shall remain In fnh force and eject uuti
terinaied BY notice given BY OF the bish eo.trse
ipr srts~~ On the other. In the manner prvsrtbr h,
Article XII ther~oG
ARTICLE W.
an. ...t eopy ention 10 the mixed eoarts ~ s.ass
spd 90 the ocicers IN command OF tbsfr respectiv,
cruisers AMI to give them the requisite nstruettca
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AN act TO require the holding OF additional district
trict Of Indiana, and for other purposes.

and circuit courts OF the United States In the dis
trict Of Indiana, and Tor other purposes.
n, IL sraeisd By fAs Senate and Hosse Of RsgrsssH-
fsi,re. Of ns Uniisd S,siss q am.,iea N c..r,"
esssmbsd That In addition 10 the terms OF the cir
cult and district courts Of the United States for the
district Of Indiana, now required BY law TO be held
at the city Of indianapolis terms Of the said courts
shall hereafter DO held At the city Of New Albany,
commencing on the hrst Mondays Of January and
July OF each year, and at the city OF Evansville,
commencing on the first Mondays Of February and
srs' D IND b. n n4,tA,r enacted, That n neither
Of the Judges OF said courts DO present 1t tho time
for opening court, the clerk may open and sdburn
judgs does not appear by two o'clock post meridian
Of the fourth day the clerk shall adjourn the court
10 the next stated term. But either the circuit or
y ~ 70 Ss sda rS S
% future day within thirty days o. the hrst day,
Of which adjournment the clerk shall give notice BY
posting copy Of said order On the n0nt door q The
district Judge and In his absencs The circuit Judge,
NAV ORDER special term Of the circuit court dcsis-
mated In similar order. TO DO published In SINH
lar manner, and In one or more psssPapen In the
he judye may prescribe the duties OF The ofccs Of
The court in sammonng yaries. and In the perfbrm-
snoe of other acts nccesary for the holding 81 ssch
4, opened prescribe the duties q its ofscer., and
the mode u prpoecdiny. and any Of Tho details
thereof. L1L.A-4
number Of jurou shaii 30 summoned BY The marshal
a every term Of tho circuit and district courts,
spsctively, - may have been ordered Of record 81
tie proyious tern, and In case thcrc 70 MOI sum
Client number Of jaron In attendance 1t any term.
the court may order such number 70 b summon
ed rs, In its Judgment may be deemed necessary 10
transact the business Of the court. And . grand
Jury may Be summoned 70 attend every term Of the
circuit or district court by order Of court. Tho
marshal may summon Jurou OF talesmen. 10 csc Of
0 deaciency, pursuant 70 an order 81 ooast made
during the term, and they shall servs Cor such time
~ the court may direct. -.rfIf,,s
SEc. 1. AID ~ u farther sssefs6, That q special
term 81 any district court may % hed % any time
thereof on the 'front.' door Of the oourthoass where
the court u 70 b held, and In some one OF moro
newspapers, II there Be any 81 the place.
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r Wedding Cards printed ct this once.
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ADDITIONAL CONVENTION
BEIwEEN TIE
UNITED STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN.
SLAVE TRADE.
Coaeipded .ysns q. $50 [; Exchanged Asgna 10 $50
Prociaimed SsPtember Is, $50.
BY THE PRESIDENT oF THE UNITED STATES or
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AN ACT supplementary 10 IAN Get 10 provide for
Furnishing srunelal limbs 70 disabled so'diers"
Ne 10 psetsx by re Sssafs sst Hssss II Repveses-
fsf0es of tie Ustef Sfsiss or <nsrSca IN Cssgvess
asss.tisd, That the benefits Of The oct approved
Jane seventeenth. eighteen hundred and seventy,
entitled "An act 70 provide %. furnishing ARTIFICIAL
All officers soldiers, sesmen, and marines dlsablsd
in The military naval service q the United Statcs
~ fnly a. the sams provided for In the scts APP
proved July sixteen, eighteen hundred and nrty.
Two. July twenty eighth. eighteen hundred and
,ixty 9, and July twenty seventh, eighteen hum
drcd and sixty-sixht In % hr - The said sets 10
Lac 70 arncial limbs and 70 transportasoa Cor pro
curing aid Limbs.
Approved, June % 1870.
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Tn< hixh coatrscfin< parties enEaEe 10 eommunie.s-
the prc.eat convention 10 the MIXED OF stcs
ana 10 the ofncers IN command of tbeir respsefiv.
cruisers AMI % give them the requisite iastrastcss