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sesF9 Wit 9orn,itsr unb Webrsshdns' a,rig is
Solicit er iid' OIL eine miroise Wsns.' ~
4 sWpn Der JeIbmaneb ber Wartembtr q e r
Sci Ghateau 0l fur Warne itreibt Elm 5tuitgarfer:
.Yoresitern friih bel elmer &ff0snOseirune tpnrn
mir sum erIen Itale ber Nnbltd BON Naris 8as
Sort Wosent. Dem mir geseEuberlteben 1T cine quite
Stunoe pon.bsr Staot enlfernt. Oas hieiiBe Shl0b
uuo bic Orti1aft iino bon cen ginmobnern poaitan
big perlelien. gBir waren 9eh6ibist. ldmmtlide
Sburen einauidlasen.a Die 2eue boben beinobs ID.
re eanSe eabe turiidseIoiien 2ebensmittel unb
nod, Yaris aefd, fit; bod leoen mir tsinen Maneel,
Wein 1T maiienboft porbanoen. Bir finben in ben
Shl0Iern oft Seller. bic 2 -r3 y 400 JlaiHen
entbaIten. Borbeaug pom ausseiudteiten, Maoei
nod gehe8eiten 5talhenwein. Wir fd,iafen lett
Sasen nur nod in Ghl6Hern: sSn ieoem Dprfe um
Yaris lino oeren mnoeitens 6. bis 10 unb nod mebr
ale mil wunberppQen Nnlasen uno parfs Fuul9ebeu
nno nit AnqtaubltAem 2uyus aaseeItdttet sSsbi
eben irnten mir 5bee Gus di dneiil4sn Gaisn. pou
oenen oas Stiid pisae,ht 10 = Is francs tDltet
IS lit G&abe nm bic idb6nen 5ahen, ME {ie in Ser
3imnsern umteriie9en. 2'a9 Esg3lI5s rs.in8
Die Tran3oien beainnen bic u ebertea en-
heit Der beutidben Offisiere ansuettennen
Die prenBi}hen Dffi5iere, ipet bic .Anbe." baber
Dor ben tran56fidbsa y fijieren jpei arD6e Bor,i
&c: ne fennen 9fnaI Die @eoarophie unb Die 9opo
graphic Der @eseuo, bic lie onrdo5ieben, .unb wfe,
n0 9e9prlam 5u Derlha1ffn. Gtn SeiIpiel BON tdu,
1enoen. gDelher bon unleren frans6Iihen Off lie
rem. elbit BON benen. Die unierem Departement an
9eboren. tDeib. oaB bic Aube ON b.r ilno ber Stea
sp.iden Mrets iur Aube uno W,lIete aonabar il? Il,
preuB,lder Di,ter Dubte es unb baite bier ublaneu
Die er aut &unol1aft ausseldidt, beauftraat, nat3
sulsben. OBJ bic betreffenoe Stele mod aonsbar lei
1 tie fanoen ile pirtlidp nod eanabor Das lit oi
ltOpoarapbide Bl7enidaft ber preuBighen Oifiiie
Die Stten8e ibrer Oiscpiin @conitatirt foiaenoe
Detipiel: 3u @Oelois bate Elm preuBilter Goloa
einen Apiel aus elnenl @arten senommen Muf We
tebl zines jers tpnroe Il in Arreit oeett bis bi
Sruppe misoer pom Oorfe abaos.
/ Nas 3IoS non @t GlpaS uurb. mutb
uilig oet Gba0enfvube Der .Hothen" IN Waris oe
orfut zine prtubh e 8otterie befanb lid cort nib
abet Der nene 3onmAnoant bes Wtont Valerien NJ oil
te rnls gutter Artilerif Iein Amt einluetben uno n
bic nDtbi9e YopuIdriidt peri9offen eins Bombe oe
Utont Yolerien itedte oas SnloB in Urono uno oa
lelbe III ieBt cine Ruine.
Ser Staots. Anaeiser 5eridtet aus Sem 6oup
quaIt.er Sr. AaiehoI oes Rbni9s .Nerlaille
IA OttOber. Veltern Utiita9 uhr hat Der Teir
BON Sort Mont Walerien aus besonnen. oas sdbll
St. @louo NIT Granaten. ~, ,beperien, ueldbe iofo
junosten Ano tine Ueuersbrunl berporriefen, bur
ueld3e oas 9an3e Splob ppaltdnois ausbrannte. I
oaB heute Ltor8en nur nod Die Mduern iteben. a,
oenen ole Gobe Mnter oen Srimmern berporsiinae
Ger 4arf pna ct. Slonh mar b,eiisits ldnat beit
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a rmenb aus, = gsritbt fir Ottober 1870. 5j
Nnsabi Der Sniaifen am Gftober ........ l166
Nnfasnomnten pabrenb bes Monats. ........ "a
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LOCAL BREYITIES.


Blank deeds and mortgages and revenue
stamps. can be had at the Recorders Office.
Orange Furnace went into blast last week.
Am, Collins, the celebrated temperance lee
tarer nom, Boston, will lecture at the NJ T..
Church I'M this, place on next Tuesday night,
April, 18th, There will DO good music, both vo-
cal and instrumental g.a.al i
The choir at the NJ. L. Church meets for prac-
tice every Friday night, at the Church. They
make good music The public are invited to at-
tend these meetings.
>1The sabbath Schools Of this place are in
fiotifishing condition. We were at the NJ f.
sabbath School on last Sunday afternoon. There
were present PIG. .a. .-,t ....I
r1Iiev. Mr., Clark lectured before the Y. NJ. G. A.
at the Presbyterian Church on last Monday
night4 The house was full, and the best OF at
teiitien~a gwen. Rev. Mr.. Buell. also deliver
ed d short address. We were called on, but not
being very well, we only made few remarks, re-
serving what we had to say for some future oc-
casiOn. MI s.3. Jo8 mi l.visa# ri. fo.
The Young MEMS Christian Association have
rented the rear room over Star Furnace Store,
and wIll have II fitted up for meeting on next
Monday might, Entrance between the Standard
Once and Star FuFhace Store. All are reinyited to
attend
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IIOOncI9's stomach ISTGters.

Some time ago, DR.. Roback, ofcincipuat,.
through his,hgent in this place j. 4. Maven,
ESQ.,, placed in our hands bottle of ilissttfili-
ach bltieIs, designed for dyspepsia to give tone
to The stomach, as preventative agulnst, tlie
bilious eompuhts incident to the Western
country,is and, upon using 1t. we s, rregard
1t as second to none IN america or abroad To
be able 10 staic confidently that the Biltcrs are
a celiuln cur for dyspepsia and like diseases, Il
to the proprietor a source of unallo}ed pleasure.
It removes al morbid matter from the stoindeh
purihes the blood, imports renewed vitality to
thc,reryous system, giving it that tone andc
elgy 30 il dutnsaLle 10 the restoration, OF
health. The numerous Acknowledgements of its
su perior excellence aud benchcent results, have
assured the proprietor that II can not but prove
great cure to the afflicted, and impart Vitality
to thetholough system. Wc2adyise those who
use bitters. 10 use none but ROuqek s.yhieh can
be obtained at ia. AIax%ell's Drug, Store, In
Upper Sandusky, March II, '70-1m.
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70 Consumptiyes.


THE Advertiser, having been restored to
health in few weeks, by a very. simple
remedy, after having suffered several years With
severe lung affection, and that dread disease,
Consumption--is anxious TO make known to bis
fellow-suilcrefs the means Of cure. ,
To all who desire 1t, he will send copy Of
the prescription used Cfree Of Charge with the
directions for preparing aud urlng tho same,
which. they will flnd SURE CURE FOR Cos
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoNnnTs, etc. The OBJ
ject Of the advertiser insrnding the Prescription
to benefit the afflicted, and spread ihformatloii
which he7eenceyes to be invaluable; and lie
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy. as ,it
W III cost them nothing and may prove bless.
inge A 'a''9" ' -'i" t'.|.,.. n ,oaa. sls
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address 4REv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
Nov, Is, 1see--ms. ... 3
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LITERARY NOTICES.

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY FOR APGtI, 1870
Articles and Writers Joseph and his Friend
~. Bayard Taylor, The English Governcss at
the Siumese Court. The Advent Preacher Ma
rian Douglas Through the Woods to Lake su-
perior.--J. T. Trow bridge. Courage. @MlOs
Celia Thaxter. A Lumberwoman. Reviving
Virginia. Parton. The Lauson Trage-
dy.--J. W. DeForest. Right and Leit-Burt O.
Wilder. My Triumph. John G. Whittier. The
Gods of Wo Lee.--Sidney Andrews The Blue
Jay Family.--Thomas NJ. Brewer. Peter Pitch.
lynn, Chief of the Choctaws. - Charles Lanman.
An Alpine Home. Reviews and Lite rary No.
tices.
The Little Corporal for April is received, full
of life and yigor as usual; always fresh and
bright and original. Let all the children have
this delightful Juvenile Magazine. Only
one dollar year. Publ ished by Alfred l.. Sew
ell Il Co., Chicago. III. ,,....a
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Death of Gen, Thomas,

a
Just as we had gone to press last
week, the news came that Gen. George
H. Thomas, the hero of Nashville, had
died of apoplexy on Monday night, OF
last week, in California.
Gen. Thomas, in our opinion, was
the greatest, best, and most modest and
unassumiug of all the regular officers
who took part in the late war.
The remarkable fact that Geu, Thorn
as was graduate of west Point, and a
Virginian also, and still not traitor,
rendered him vastly more popular than
any Yankee volunteer General, who had
rendered greater service, as Yankee
volunteer Generals were expected as a
matter of course to be loyal, while it
was pretty violent presumption TO cx-
pect West Pointer not to be either an
open or secret traitor aur .Tan-=
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Has been accomplished in hair dyes. The hor-
rlble compounds contain LEAD, SALT and
SULPHUR are discarded. The leading chemists
implore the public not to use them, and Pro-
iessor Chiffon, whose reputation is second to
that of no analytical chemist in Americ has
recommended
Cristadoro's, Excelsior Hair Dye =,
as a PERFEcTLY ISNoCroUs ARTlCLE!
which NAV be used without fear lRememtcr,
it is the eply, one that, has been Onalysed and
found wholesome It's effects are instantaneous,
and the colors imparts natural, -.
CRfsTADoKo's HAIR PREsERvAT1vE, 'as
Dressing, acts like charm on the Hair laitci
Dycing Try II. March II. '70>+lm. 3
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A good man has departed from among us.
William b. Steele is dead. He died at the resi-
dcnce OF his son, J. NJ Steele in Jackson, on
Friday, April Il 1870 aud was buried on Sunday.
His funeral was preached at the NJ. +. Church
byiRevl L. b. Bradrick.r There was a very large
congregation present.
Mr.. Steele was born in Virginia. in the year
1871, and came to Ohio in the year 1873, and he
came to Jackson county in the year lSlS-tifty-
twoS years ago. He wns member or the " Il.
Church for more thant thirty years.
We had some acquaintance with Mr.. Steele
before We came to Jackson to reside, and when
wemade this place our permanent home fifteen
years ago, WI soon became more intimately ac-
qualnted with him. He was one Of those firm
and true men who could be depended upon urI-
der tlI circumstances. YOU could always tell
where to find min when question ofrght and
wrong was raised, lie enever once took time to
think whether anything was popular or expedi-
cnts Ills first, last, and only inquiry was, is it
right7 Then his position was taken, and ad-
heredt to- He was strictly honest in all things,
Mr.. Steele suffered much, for many years, with
threat and lung disease, lie bore his sufferng'
with patience forttude and Christian resigua-
tiou. . LN'O, uUt II Elt .E.F
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A complete, iuteliiSiDle and re liable treatise
on the laws Of health and the cure aud prevention
Of disease, is assuredly, one Of the most useful
books tAatrcan be brought into family. Dr..
Boards new work, "Our Home Phys ician,"
merits, therefore, a place in every house hold
We ehaveno intention Of attempting formal re-
view in this weeks Standard, bat would refer
our readers to the advertisement in another co...
umn, Il is sold by subscription. e. Haunaiord
& Co.. the Cine innati publishers, produee first
class books, and equip their agents in the very
best stvle
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Errors of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN WHO has suffered Tor years
from nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all tlle effects OF youthful ndiscreton. Will, f6r
the ,take of suffering humanity, send free, ,toEalI
who need 1t, the receipt and dlroctions fofnak.
ing the simple remedy by whlellh he was cured
Sufferers Wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience, can doso by addressing. in perfect
confidence % Jrs JoHNBfOGDEN
May 81! !'8o-y hE ~-,.''e, - fs''S
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Notice.

William +. sncdegar whcre residence ls 40.
known but Ia believed to be anon.fesi ident ofthe
State Of Ohio is hereby notified that Margaret E.
SnedcGar on The 12h day oi March 4. y. 1910,
did tilt herpettion in the Office Of the Clerk Of
the CUurl OF Common Pleas within and iof the
eOunly Of jackson and s tate oil Chin, chaglae
the said William j. sntdtgar with being wiliuny
absent irCnl Tie said MagMct L. etedegar for
mole than lLIte taIs IasI Iast, aud asking that
she may be iyorced from ihe sud Wiliiam +.
Snedegar VIII ch pelilien viii slund ior hearing
ut tie next tenn ol said CouIt. DATED this lelh
day If March A. u 1870.
MAhGARET u. SNEDEGAR.
lT by Ii. ). PuHDY, her Atty.
March IL 1s7o-6w.
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'Children'S Lives Saved for so Cts.

THoUsANDS OF CHILDREN DIE ANNU.
- ally OF Group Now Mothers, If you would
spend 90 cents, and always have bottle of DR.
Tobias Venetian Liuimcnt in the house. you
never need fear losing your little one when at
tackled with this complaint. II is now % years
since | have put up my 'Liniment, and never
heard of child dying Of Group when my Liui-
ment was used but hundreds of cures have
been rtl orted 10 me- and many state if it was
$40 per bottle they would not be without 1t.
Besides which 1t is certain cure for Cuts,
Burns, Headache, Toothache, Sore Throat,
Swollings, Mumps, Collie, Diarrhoea, Dssentery
Spasms Old Sores aud Pains in the Limbs, Back,
ard Chest. No one tries it who is ever without
it. II Is warranted perfectly safe to take inter.
nally. Full directions with every bottle. Sold
by the Druggists and Storekeepers in the United
States. Depot 10 Park Place, n. Y.
March L. TO-1m
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SATURDAY NIGnT, April 9th,
Lick Township.

The Republicans of Lick township elected E
Hidenbrand Trustee by one majority, T. J. Ed
wards Clerk by IA, George B. Walterhousc As
sessor by four, and John NJ. Ewing Constable
bnt we did not learn what was his majority.
The balance are Democrats. Seventeen negroes
voted. To them we owe this partial redemption
of our township from Democratic misrule. We
make our pOlItest bow to our newly-enfran-
chised fellow citizens of the colored persuasion.
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Ar RTED.

On the s1st March, at the residence Of the
brides father, in Bloomfield township, BY Rev.
L. A, Atkinson, Mr.. Leonard Stephenson and
Miss Frances @. Poor, daughter of Alexander
Poor.
|. With the above notice came portion ofthe
wedding cake, which was very good.
At the residence Of the brides father In Jack.
son, March S1st, 1870, by Rev. l. B. Bradrlck,
Mr.. Absalom Brown and Miss Alletha lowering,
allof thisplaee. ...5..... .....
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NOTICE.

The creditors of ]. W. Collins. Receiver II
Lin, stone Furnace Company, arc hereby re-
qncstud 70 forthwith make ont and ile With ice
lnde sgued, at tie Office Of the Probats Judge
of jackson County, 0hiO an itcnlized aud detail.
cd statement Of their claims against said RccelY-
er, duly verified b, affidavit, SHOW Ing the patuFe
for wliAL nnip6sgfbe dcbt Was eoatraoicd What
renewals 5lSrs5f II ally, have been made What
anousit lhe&aI,j ans, has been paid and iRhAs
umtu unt lhcreof is nov due and unpaid, in order
that lhekalle NAY be properly audited aud re-
ported. - W, LOAGBON,
= March 24Asw Special Mastas
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WE are glad to learn that no clergy

VIZ are glad to learn that no clergy
man In Jackson County has yet failed to order a
copy OF DIR. Kittos Illustrated History Of the
Holy Bible, who has had the opportunity; and
also Rcommend it in the highest degree to all
thoir friends. Wnold that space allowed US to
give their entire recolfAaendotions for so valua-
bte book. Unable to do this, we win simply
publish their names, believing that thepcople
have unlimited confidence in their Judgment.
The following we are assured are all so far as
called upon; , ..
Rev, /. j. Bradrick, Rex. W. L. S. Clark, Prof.
G.. Taylor, Rev. II. ]. Carr, Rev. l.. a. AtlSin-
son, Jackson, ,Rcy. Evan Evans, Rev, David ].
Jenkins, Jefferson Furnace. Rev. I. +. Grlfiiths,
Portland. Rev. David NJ. Evans, Rev. John w.
EvInis, Rev. Robes1 Williams, Madison.
All wefhavc to say is thatit Is no wonder that
good men are interested in in this work, and we
wish it the success everywhere that 1t is rcceiv-
ing with us, =. td ,.......,.. ...f.......
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ADAM W.LoHG,,1 one of the schoo

ADAM W.LoNG, one of the school
Exhfifiheers has been travelling through this
county as agent of q Sewing Machine Company
and he. makes 1t q point TO stop ON the way and
visit the different schools. lie has been visiting
the school at Portland, and is greatly pleased
with their fine new school house, and the excel.
lent school taught by our young friend Moses
Morgan, He is quite enthusiastic over the mat
ter, and made us promise to write a good local
aboutit, but here our paper is full, and we must
put It of again. 4-Ft o. .Ht,
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Road Notice

petltlonW viii be presented to the Commit.
isslonrrs Of Jackson county ut their June meet
mg 1870 tor county roads a. follows; To com
mence At a stake about 70 rds south OF Stephen
Dtxohs house, thence to run sputh-weslern rn
course through the lands Of John W. Canter.
Stephen Dixon and Jacob Calm to tb.S r cor
ner of Wm. Parks hnd theme. to ran wat m e
me a. near as prdctic ibe between the anIs OF
Mm: Parks, Andrew Lenhart. Thomas L, ons and
Ihlilp Calm, and through the land Of B,niamin
klegcl, to interseet the road few rods north o /
his stable. =
Also. 70 commence at the S. L eoriN4 of WIN
Parks land aud.run south with the line between
the i"''ds oi Andrew L"nhirt, jacob Calm, aud
NE lands Of the late John Calm and Micha cl
Mccoy deceased to interseet the road al tlr
Mccoy Meeting House.
April z. 1s7G-5w. PETITIoNERs.
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SEE Notice of Woman's Rights
meeting in another column. Wehad the pleas
ute of seeing Mrs. Longley and Miss Bates ON
Tuesday, at the Gibson House. They went to
Portsmouth from this place. They will go up
the river, and come here ON the o'clock train
on Saturday,
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Legal Notice,

John prtkley of the county OF Jackson ana
stale of Ohio and the heirs at Inv nnd legal
representatives nf Dennis McCtrtv. deceased,
whose names and place OF residence are ne.
known. are hereby notified that on the 2gth dsy
Of March. A. D., 1870, Joshua Fl Scurock, ad
ministraor Of the estate of said Dennis McCartv
deceased. filed in the Probate Court of the coun.
I, aforesaid Il Petition, alleging that on the 25th
dav 0l Febmary, A. D., l557, the said Denniss
McCarty tlieu In full life sold 10 the said Join
Buckley, the real estate. hereinafter described,
and then executed anddeiivered e. the said john
Buckley. bis certain Obligation in writing
thereby binding himself to eoI veyto the said
John Buckley, on or efo'c The 25th day Of
March, j. D., 1857. BY Deed Of & neral WarraR-
". certain piece Of land situated III the county
Of Jackson aud State Of Ohio, and bounded and
described as follows, to-wit; aaasss
Beginning at q stake corner to Jacob Belt;
thence with said Belts line South 81 z. S0E
poles TO a stake two hickory bushes and white
oak bush a corner TO said Bell Ia Benjamin TAG-s
Caee Carriers line; thence North 2H L, 15K
poles tu stake corner 10 Ayirl We0b 10 BEN
jamin Tascalee Carriers liDe theace With said
Nclbs line North IS W. G015 poles to stake
aud hickory bush corner TO James Hall; thence
with said Aali's line South "a W. 1914 poles to
the beginning, containing i've acres, be the
sanle more or less, it being part Of the Land
purchased by William G. Moore, Hcn'r., Of BOB.
rrt Brown, and Sarah his wife. sz1-r-z-ss
Said Petition ayers, hat the said John Buck
ley paid To tile said Dennis McCartv in hs life
time, the full amount Of tho consideration ard
purchase money tor said premises. The prayer
ii. The peIlIion is for authority to make Deed
10 the said john Buckley iu behalf Of said un.
knUwu heirs at law aud legal Representatives 0f
s;d Delhs McCartt, deceased, and said letl-
lion Willie for hearing on the zGd day Of April.
b.. 1870 at len oeiuCk A. A. or ne sooh
ia hcrgaIIer as leave Oi The Court can be obtained
JOSHUA h. SCURL0CK,
30 - Admr. { Dtnuil MrCarty, deed.
By ]. W, LoAGBuS, his AIt'y.
March 81 '7O--4w +lit ~. .ge'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Occupa tlonal AIIunen e.

Fresh, pure air is a vltaizing elixir, Whoev-
or is debarred by circumstances from unrestrlct.
ed access TO this Invisible, but powerful stimu-
liant. needs medicinal invigoraDt of some. Kind,
The great object should be TO choose the Best.--
Popularity ls pretty good guarantee ofmerit
in this scrutnizlng and intelligent age, and tried
by this criterion Hostetters Stomach Blttcrs
stands first among the inyigoating and reg
ulating mediclnes of The present day To the
wants ofpersons engaged in indoor cmployments
especially in crowded factories where even with
the best possible ventilation the atmosphere Is
always in some degree polluted, this salubrlous
tonic is peculiarly adapted. The nature OF the
ingredients is no mystery. II consists Of abso-
utcy pure difIusive stlmilnut, tlnctured-or
rather surcharged- ith the huld extracts o f va
natqus rootsan balks aud herbs. The phppila-
copGia has It's tincturcs, but what are they7 The
juice of only single root or bark or plant Is
present in each. Not one of thcm combines The
three properties ola tonic, an alternative, and al,
apcrient. All these elements are blended In the
Bittersi, nor are these the sum of Its medlcina
recommendations. II is also blood depurenI
ana an antlspaSmodic. I1 .I.... aAn % p
The balcinl effect which air that has ibesni Far
TALLY exhausted ofis oxygen by frequent breath
ing produces on tic vital Organization, is notoF7
iO0s. and whtr to this devitaizcd atmosphere e
suPeradded the mephtic vapor of hot air flrn ac-
es, ii becomes delctcriOus and depressing in the
extreme. To enable the system to bearup, even
for few hours each day against the dcbitatlng
influence of vithtcd atmosphere. a wholesome
tonic and Alternative s urgently required. Tile
grand disidcratum is supplied In Hostetter' :
Bltters, which as a strcngth-sustanlng. hea Iii ;
protecting agenthas no rival either among offic
| tional or advertised medicines a'
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The TARIFE-We never saw a free
trader who was not in favor of retaining the
tariff on tea, coffee and sugar. That Is strange
frec-trade. but tho tariff has been actually taken
OF all groceries by BuslSirI of Portsmouth, and
he runs his establishment ON free-trade prlnci-
pics 40 far rs prices are concerned. . r......
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ERANDRETH,s PILLS

Their great value consists in this They m ay
be used SO long as any disease affects any of the
or gans Of the body and by thus perseverng in
their use The disease will be cured and the body
restored to health, free from every taint and
impurity. Their ltrnIation proves their merit.
Thomas Smith, Coroner and Justice of the
Peace, ,Ilastngs-on-l The. Hudson says BrandretI S
ills led him Of Dyspepsia and Heartburn,
when every other medicine had lallej to relieve
him. Certificate dated April 2, 1868.
DR.. Turner, of Savannah, Ca, says he has, for
nearly, forty years, recommended Braudrethrs
Pills as a specific in yellow Fever that he never
knew patient to die who took them for this
malady, being Otherwise sound. Their prompt
use takes out Of the Lody those matters which
feed the falallty Of the disease. As q general
f'mily nIcdicicc he considers them far in ad-
vance OF all Others. and here he speaks from
personal experience 0 t their qualities. .a,.,r
March II, '70-lm .. .I....r ..... .s.
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