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viii ,s,sk Il the following times and
places: ~
September IS. .-
RELLAIRE, Tuesday eve., Sept. ~.
BEfMONT, "Wednesday, September
2lst. at i P. M, with Coy. HAYES.
ST. CLAIRSvILLE. Thursday eve.,
: September e. '' 49,. -.
HENDRYsBURGH, Friday Sept. q,
at p, NJ. .,a-.r2 .i.,.;-.--. .. -,t..i ,. 49,.
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wehase receiyed from the Cincinnati
Foundry their Specimen and Prise List
Book. This is the finest work Of the
kind yet received at this office and We
shall return our thanks in Il sa ostsntial
vav before many years. ,,- .,.ssit I. !, r,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-09-08

WE have been requested to give sn .
abstract Of the New Appraisemsnt Of
Lauds &C., In the county. We VIII 90
this Immediately .after the meeting OF
the Board Of Equalization. To do %
before would be giving stAtsments sub
iect. perhaps, 70 considerable change. -.
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=" We will send the CHRONICLE to ssy
subscriber during tbs Campaign for
|TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Every
Republican can and should pay for q
copy for some doubtful neighbos, who,
III notsinformed'on ths:questions before
the people, will pataraiiy drift away
from us. Next week we will show up
the expenditures of the Democratic
Commissioners of this County.~-Some-
body will be surprised. usltt
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Read the following from Mr.. Womble, &,
prominent Hardware Merchant of this city: .
No. Is Market Square, Norfolk, Va, u
October Is, 1863. i ,-.,,
1lr. LAwRENCE-Dear Sir: To the large num-
Der OF testimonials which you offer of the ef''
hcacy of your KOskoo, L take pleasure in adj
ding my own. suffered great Nervous De-
hility, Headache, Loss of Appetite, &C. Two
bottles of Kosl1oo restored me to health.
Yours truly, J. G. WOMBLE.
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80. -
Notice.

q .s-' --f
81 .ser Notice. 000.0a
Alcinda Murpby.l State q Ohio. Belmont
Lorenzo OMurpnyJa .aI., e. !...A .l'; ,'..4 e.
THE defendant, Lorenzo D. Murphy, is here
i by notified that on the Sth day OF August,
A. D. 1870 the undersigned filed her petition in
Pleas, in and for the County Of BelIaont,- md
State aforesaid. against you, the object and
prayer of said petition is for divorce and ALI
mony and the custody Of the minor :child-en,
The causes alleged in said petition are adultery
and gross neglect of duty.
Said petition will be for hearing at the next
term Of said Court. commencing on the lst day
OF November, A. d.. 1870, at. which time and
PLACE you can appear ahddefSnd II you see prop
er. ; L EE&e 0,s
AtCINlA MURPHY.
By T&LLMAN & FERREL: her attys.
Augll-8w
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THE resolutions by the citizens 'ef
East Richland are of the right stamp
They mean business.
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oskoo Cures serofula in Its worstForma ,1a For

g., From A. W, Mills, a prominent and well
known merchant of Norfolk Va y -
No. IL Main Street, Norfolk, Va Sent 10 1852
DIs. s.LAWRENCE-Dear Sir: Your Kiosk 90 has
worked wonders in my family. My daughter
mas Deen sufferer from Scrofula since child
hood. She lost thirty-one pieces of bone nom
her ankle. several from her arm. besides hay
In this condition, ,shecommenced taking your
koskoo-n acted like a charm on her; under is
use the sttceFs gradually healed and her oeerdi
heath greatly ilRproued. 1t certainly saved her
much suffering, and perhaps her life. regard
koskoo specific for, all scrofulo9s affections.
Your koskoo also CURED my wife of dyspepsia,
from which she suffered greatly She Is r1osc IA
better heath than she has been in fre yeory
With the highest regards.
Il am gratefully yours, &C., go. ;.'ti
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Rocky Mount, Edgecombe Co.,
- September 10. 1869.

DR.. j. ]. .LAwRENCE-Dear Sir: L have used
your Concentrated + luid Extract of Koskoo in
my practice with the hdPpiea results. find It
10 be a p01Ce'JL LfveT bnUigordtor, Blood Purifier
and sNerUous Tonic. In ali tiseasesof the Liver,
Scrotnlous Syphilitic, and Nervous Affections,
every variety of Chronic Diseases its use is IN
dlcated- Hoping you may meet with the sue.
cess which you deserve as q manufacturer of
Tettdote medicines, am sir, with much respecz
Your obedient servant,
-,.i;.-,- +i. .t..sR r. C. TiLLERY, NJ. d. =
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MRS.. AIJENaS

siaalias bibEoigs~ 10 oHo a5JH ,
f.. I'D MRS. ALIENS aa'
Hair Restorer& ylobalsamum
Are SO uniformly grateful and benef-
cial, that they are with justice called
the natural streugtheners of the human
hair. They are two entirely separate
and distinct preparations, not to be used
together at one time. -s. i,i1 .,l5 ,ai ~.
Mrs. Aliens Eair RestoFeY
Never fails to satisfy the most reSsed
andcaltivated. Aguarantee goes ~a'a
every bottle, that it will quickly restore
gray or white hair to its original youth
full beauty, gloss and color; after its
use few times the hair viii grow
thicker and stronger. It will stop its
falling and induce a healthy and luxu-
rant growth. It is an exquisite hair
dressing, agreeable, harmless and
healthy. Entirely different from most
other preparations for the hair, its COM
position and ingredients are nourishing,
giving life and yigor to the Roots.
HRS. Allen sXylobalsaIlaUlaa
This exquisite preparation is free
from any sediment, and is a toilet
treasure. The urgent want of simple
Hair Dressing, for the youth of both
sexes, first induced the manufacture
Of the .Zylobalsamum, and the sale oft
Is perfectly immense, not only in this
country, but in Europe. " 49, -. .,.,'
EXTRACTS FROM A FEW LETTERS
! !" Your Zylobalsamum is used by every mem
Der, young and old, of our family, and we con-
sider it invaluable. Should any gray hairs
appear, we shall try your Hair Restorsr, which
, We hear very highly spoken off, "a ,alHli.@s4
"Fathsr and mother use your Hair Restorer,
and are delighted with it. II soon restored their
gray locks to their youthful color, but daughters
And son still find II tho zylobalsamam all their
hair requires - ...-.,sri -
From TIE Prineipal of one of our large Female
Senizariss. "Your Zylopalsamum has been
used for many years by myself and family, and il
the favorite among our young ladies"
Sold by all Druggists. Wholesale Depot
s. r. VAN DUzER & CO., 35 Barclay 81.
and 40 Park Place. New-York. '''.' say
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nm n IIlNrI'
Guardians Sale Of Real Estate

AS the Guardian Of George ", Mary J., and
N Christopher Hinkle, will sell at Public
Belmont County, O.. on, ;.r,,i, saifsu.,, -,
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER Oath, 1870,
between the hours of 10 A. M, and P. NJ, the
undivided fppr,sixths Of the following describ-
ed real estate, Situate In the County OF Belmont
section tw enty- three, Township i've, Range
three, excepting 10 acres and sixty -four poles
more or less, already sold and decided 70 William
more on, less, atsisa i'is@ 80 i'aihai"' sias y
TKRMs OF Sale: One-third in hind on day
of sale one.third In one year and one.rliird In
two years. Deferred payments to bear interes,
nom day OF sale and be secured by mortgage
2n aaid ,brerflises.9uil Hia''H~iih aiE 4" wv
JOSEPH HUFFMAN, Guardian.
eent l. l670-4W
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-09-08

MRs. wALTEB HEwErsoN will accept
.our thanks for the beautiful bouquetsent
us on Friday last. This is the hnest
collection Or Autumn flowers we have
seen.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-09-08

fT----V-T = II r. --..7T .7-5SffQfS
NEW RAILRoAD.-Ths new Line nom
wL,slipg to, ,Dsneison through. Hepe-
dals Il In.a tsirsstyts beeome srsaaity
S175, 900 has been subscribed by the citi-
zens dong the way, and Wheeling hsi
promissd s2oo,o motsI ttdxs insn lArs
the head of the movement, and 1t Is al
most sure of suoeess. fessuppose -. 2.
can congratulate the people Of our town
and whsefinsY Valley upou the quiet
that win reign unbroken except BY Il ths
rambling gaof coach wheels, Tor the enex'
twenty ysars. Without 9 ae'rsilroadis 3 w'
fssl isolated, lonesome pushed back 'oal al
OF. the way aof . snterprising Jgo-Ahead
people. Money il the mag nstic ore thrl
attracts the needle ofths compass whith t1
ersoever IL will. , 20 Ja,niIlnssl, boo.. & ba4
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FROM DR.. LLOYD, a APHYsICIANoFLARGE
IL - - ~. PRACrICE. -. l...-.. ......

Great Bridge, Va, October s, 1869.
j. j. LAWRENCE, NJ. D.-Dear Sir: cheer
fully endorse your koslsoo as being, a most
yaluably preparation. Upon examination of
the formula, find each ingredient highly ex-
investigators. have tested its effects in my
own practice, and have no hesitation in recon-;
mendfng it. In my opinion, it is the best COM
pound OF its class ever put before the public
exceeding by far all the various compounds of .
sarsaparilla. &c, ever invented. 1t is a decided
Nerve Tonic, and Invigorator OF the animal
forces, aiding digestion and assimilation, and
thereby producing healthy blood, which should
be the basis oftreatment in all chronic diseases.
Hoping you viii reap the reward-you deserve
from the public as benefsetor,r h,..i 81. a.ti
am sir, yours truly,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-09-08

-rs. esSssH Herb boctor VIII sesIn be In
81 cla,rsyttie. q tAe NAtionaf Aopei. On .ne
1o,h 18Th lIth and 18th days Of septemne'C
Those suffering witn Chronic and ioas s'sno.
,ns ,,seases are cordially invited to call.
CONSULTATION FREE
-. rsvrIrxp.-Lssi Prints, cured OF Fsii.
- M. wheeling, ". Va; Mr.. Bolts, curea o.
saesSsi, i,,,s 81 the eJss aftsr having suffered 'ot
y..rs. Clarington. Ohio; ". Mssne"'' ,,nds,sv
T.-.spsis and Laysr compleint. Lnu =,
80 Wnee,fne, w va; John Duley. enreo OF
-. and Nervousness. Chaplin sse''
~ ". VI: ". Davis. cuIed Q, Ns
,...,s,. Msxkst street, wheeiins' W, Vs. -
-, .n,ed a Liver Complaint. Beilsire: y
a"es rs..,re.s. cured OF Consumption, sAi-
sa.,s -nsnvs Veet Va; Miss n Reddy. cuIeo oi
n..1as,,,. ,sy East wheeling. West Va; J.. work'
man, cured of Consumption. Aafin' -. 80, -,
o,,,c, ei..sas!i u i.lss = .iid'el' '---
gor, Teoesoble Aeslsaa Ha~ Rs"s'0er. va,
.,,ou,s.e the sbsorbents and the secse'io.s =,
m. hair tsbes until they regain their ef'sinA'
vfrosqsTry No. ,i'at'firl Z -. ''-','
R-..Rlin CsAsss The Fall Term OF tI.n1.
lin college, will begin WEDNESDAY sepse
1Itb and continue fourteen weekE foi i
,nsornatiou SEM for Catalogue.
saa-.s. r. @. CAMPBELL,
sel-2w F-A@-
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ot,R Apricuftu raj Board have been

QUE Agricuftu raj Board : have a beei, M
generous enough etc % offer $500 on
trotting horsss. for the second day of onr
fair. Competition open to all. And In
order 10 bring In . full representation Of
horses Of al gaits, some Of our boys are
eseting yup an Independent purse for
r.ekilg a1d SP@cing horses. Compe-
ton confined strictly to Belmont county.
This ought to lie encouraged. Bring in
your Belmont horses. Full particulars
given next yeek 0A& 9afaE I !
The Fall Session of our Union Schools
opened on Monday of this week. The
Supt. reports the sttendance good and
everything moving of brisk and lively.
The HighSchool under the charge Of fthe
Supt. Burns assisted by Mr.. Black,
has already q good representation, but
still room for those wishing 70 attend
who ss not live within town limits;
Number OF pupils present on Tuesday
about 225. ,~'>H 'nff1rs5,'
/ Corps Of Teachers, lig
Supt.-Mr. J. J. Burns.
High SchoolAMr. J. @. Black.
Grammar School-Miss n. B. Eagle
.an Ei; .f33il15 S:fkIEaBfA riiEJi
Intermedists hlissM,i GsRyau.
Secondary-Miss B. C. Billingsly.
Primary-Miss A.Adams.
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Valuable Farm for Sale,

VdluaDlh I drm lUr Dale,
THE undersigned offers his Farm for Sale.
L situated in Union Township, Belmont
County. Ohio, two miles North of Morristown,
containing One Hundred Acres. There is
on the premises a good Two-Story Frame
House. with all n necessary out-buildings good
Orchard OF choice fruit, twenty acres of choice
timber la we'll watered and Is all sown down in
grass, except eight acres. This Farm will be
offered at public sale on the gath day. OF
September, 1879, unless previously disposed
of at private sale. .
Terms very reasonable. .... ?.
EDWARD SIMPSON.
Augls7O-td 81 81 :. - E2'77' -
lBarnesyille Enterprise please copy three
weeks and charge this office s. -... 4.-''-
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NewTime Table of o. R. R. in this County
r:5txaHftal aud gnni,,leffial.

Prices OF Oovernment eeprtties.
corrected every Edssdsy fpr the CHRosroIE.
by Jamea7- -Brady&C6 Bankers, Corner Fourth
and Wood Streets, Pittsburgh, agentsfor Union
and Central Pacific Railroad st mortgage bonds
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Adm Illustrators Sale of Real
Estate. @".

I'M pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
i OF belmont County, Ohio, will offer for sale,
at public auction, on = =" -
- FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER so, 1870,
at 10 o'clock forenoon, upon the premises, the
following described real estate, situate in the
County Of Belmont and State OF Ohio, TO wit:
In the Southeast quarter of Section 10, Town
ship and Ranges, beginning for the same at
the Northeast corner of said quarter section;
south Al perches to station 8; thence East 20
feet; thence South $50 East 81 perches; thence
containing acre and 25 perches more or less.
Appraised at $500.
ssss's &c. w. CARROLL Admir-
Sept, ! I'd , of Mary Mackinson, decd.
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From Rey; ". H. Christian, Pastor Dlnwid-

FROM REV. W. n. CHRISTIAN, f3StOr DlnWlQ=
die Street Methodist Church. t. -. ,...l- i.
Portsmouth, Va, October 25. 1869,
This is to certify that know Dr. Lawrenee
well. He is a gentlemen of cultivation, and,
worthy of the fullest confidence. 1 have used
his Koskoo with advantage to my ySelf, and have I
adopted its use in my family in cases of ner-
vous debility and depression
-i. -. W. III. CHRISTIAN :
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-09-08

koSKoo is endorsed by the best physicians
.eyerywhere Read the folio wing from Dr.
1lIlsTy, successful practitfone er of many years
standing in the Old North State: - -
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Administrators Sale of Real
q: .. ut. ~. Estate. rs: .. .i... ... : !.

$50 LIS LdL6s a...a.. .i'.-. -
THE undersigned Administrator of the estate
i of Jonas NJ. Atkinson, deceased, will offer
OF Warnock's Station, on the Central Ohio r.
R., on ... f..tgt ..,... ..5,l .t..f... -.'t
FRIDAY, sEPTRMBER 10th, 1870,
at 10 o'clock, A.. NJ, o valuable tract of land,
known as the HOWEY FARM, contain ing
about las Acres. Said farm tswell improved,
having thereon an abundance of timber, COAL
stone, and fruit Of all kinds, and under good
state Of cultivation. .t.J -...-,"l %.
one year and one-third In two years, with in
terest on defe rred payments from day Of sale.
secured by mortgage;
>, Admsfof Jonas NJ Atkinson, decd.
AuD o. lS70-4w
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ad,Nisttsfrato,,s Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that in the Probate
IN Court of Belmont County, Ohio, the under
signed was sppointed and qualified as Admin
istratrator de bonis non with the will annexed
Of the estate Of Sterling Johnston, decd, late OF
said County. .-.r.s..4-, .';..!.5 ~. ..L :,
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immedia. payment, and those
having claims against said estate are requested
to present them within one year from TINS
date. s.,ak.is p d. d. T. COWEN, Admir-.
seS-3w 2 of the estate of s. Johnston, decd.
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wEare underob obiigationsto Hon. Isaac Isaac
Welsh for fayore. i..i i..a. '.'.i -''. 81 i
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H.il FOR Temperance.

e.n..I De.ks.ADon't forget the place 70
.-,.., urots slates &c. at WEST D.
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3nfal 4otifss.

L.ai.s and psss no. L Calf and aoa'
Polish stoesa csaf- and see them st
.es-rts BAILEY & BUN0AHNEhs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-08-25
Gunboats on the Rhine.

In regard to the use of gunboats upon
the Rhine and other German rivers, the
Missouri Republican says:
Nothing of the kind has ever before at
tempted before, and the French Emperor
is certainly entitled to credit for making
the experiment, and pitting the inyasio n
genius of The young republic against the
musty plecedents OF the continent. If the
experimentproves successful it cannot fail
to have a decided effect upon this and sub
seuuent campaigns, and we see no good
reason why il should do other than sue
coed. The navigable portion of the Rhine
has an average depth of not much less than
SIX feet, which is simply sufficient for the
lighter class of gunboats; we, indeed,
employed ours 10 great advantage on
the Tennessee-River- where there we're
not over three feet of water They need
carry nothing but their armament, ammu-
milton and crew, returning whenever ne-
cessary to the shore for frSshsnppiies of
fuel and stores; and, if properly handled.
can command the stream in spite of an the
efforts of the enemy's batteries By their
aid an advance. can be covered or o re-
treat protected. aud s1onld battle occur
near the borders of the river, they may do
excellent service by annoying the foe with
their long range fifie carinon. / The Gen
erals gunboats lent great assistance to Nc
Cleilan's army az Malvern Hill; they saved
Grants army at Pittsburg Landing, and.
throughout the war they gave us an advan-
tage which sthe Confederates were never
.ablste .osercomef u. the French manage
the gunboat busiAesy ~ well as we did, it
will be worth more tostkem than an hun
dred fboossnd soldiers
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-08-25
The Approaches TO PariS.-ltS Strategic
Position and Security

A military view of the security of the
French capital is summarized in the fol-
lowing statement compiled from French
journal, which endeavors to tranquilize the
public mind on that point:
There are four routes, in military point
of view, which an invading army might
adopt in advancing from Germany upon
Paris:-1. By crossing the French frontier
between Strasbourg and Luxembourg, and
then advancing in direct line on Paris. 2
BY crossing the Swiss territory situated
below Strasbourg, and marching by the
valleys of the Seine and Marine ON the CAPT.
tai. 8. By movement from the north, 4
passing the fortress of Metz, and reaching
Paris by way of the valleys of theSeine and
Marine. A. By advancing through Belgian
soil, in a direct southern line through the
valleys of the Disc and Aisne on Paris.
The first course is regarded as military
impossibility. France being protected on
the East by the great natural defenses of
the Vosges Mountains, the Moselle river,
the Ardennes Mountains, and the river
Mense, supported by many fortii d places.
among which is the stronghold of Metz
Diminishing then any speculations which
this route may suggest, we arrive at the
second line of advance toward the French
Capital. II in this case the Prussians we're
to violate the neutrality of Switzerland and
attempt TO advance upon Paris from the
southeast, they would find themselves con
fronted by the fortress of Lyons, which
has been strengthened and rendered very
secure since the period of the first Empire.
Before arriving at that point the invading
forces would have to capture either Bel
font or Lar ges, both of which
occupy commanding positions on the
ground through which an army ad-
vsncing from Switzerland should pass.
The third route is the most feasible, and
consists in military phrase, of turning the
fortresses ON the northeast frontier, includ-
ing Metz. and then by continued successes
arriving at the river Marine, from uhenca
there is no formidable obstacle to an adj
vance toward the immediate neighborhood
of the capital. But all invading force
could not, on account Of Metz and Stras-
bourg, wisely adopt this course. The
French army, If defeated, could takerefuge
in Metz and thence harrass the rear of the
invaders, who woula be open to similar
attacks from Strasbourg and places of less
Importance. The fourth route, by way OF
Belgium, is secured by defences which the
reverses of 1914 proved most imperatively
necessary.
The French calculated that even if an
enemy should arrive in the vicinity of Paris
her Notifications are impregnable.
Thirty years ago, under the administration
OF NJ. TIMERS, these defenses were complet-
ed, the project being regarded with special
favor by Louis Philippe, who took an en-
thusiastic interest in Notifications. Another
resource is found in the population of
Paris. now numbering 1900, OOO who, by
acting in concert, with forces operating i'll
the rear of the invaders, might overwhelm
them. Such was the hope of Napoleon l.,
but in the altered circumstance of his time
it proved impracticable.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-08-25
soura Logic for the sick.

The invalid has often good reasons to exclaim.
'save me from my friends" IA general thing,
each of them ELL haze different Isedisins to pro.
pose. and If hgfUff0ws al their prescriptions in
turn. their well-meant advice must be the deth of
him. The only sensible course in any of sick
ness is to resort promptly to specific which has
stood the test of a long and widely extended public
experience. and sobt.infd on sosid and srffncienf
grounds the reputation % Standard Remedy This
rank among the restoratives of our day belongs of
right, and beyond all dispute, nostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters. Let those who are taking it at this
facilitating season an invigorAnt answer for
themselves to its tonic Properties- Can amy d.
peptic who has ever used it, question its superior
ity as a stomach over every other medicine Can
any person of bilious habit, who has taken it
for liver complaint doubt its eficiencyf 1t is
believed among ths tens q thousands who arr now'
using, or have heretofore used it Alternative
and corrective, not enc can Be found who wculd
exchange IL for any other preparation In the
known world. FOR intermittent fevers, nervous
debility, constipation. sick stomach, and all COM
plants arising from indigestion impoverishnent
of the blood IL In the only article which can be con-
scientiously guaranteed. and no one, vhois thor
oughly acquainted Win its virtues win allow
Interested dealers in worthless slops. which they
make larger profit 10 furnish them Ia the place
OF the great vegetable restorative
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-08-25

A tsTALK" BETWEEN Two WIvEs.-"About a
week after Thanksgiving" writes a lady who
signs her name Emma ID. Ellerson, and dates,
her letter Bartlett street, Brooklyn, E. d.
ssme and my friend Mrs. A. McDaren, my
next-door neighbour, had serious talk about
our husbands. Mine is photographic prin.
ter, and hers picture frame glider. They
had both been working over-hours, and were
completely broken down, rested badly,
couldn't eat, and complained of sick head
ache. We had heard that Plantation Bitters
was frst.rate in such cases; so we cent for
N bottles. and persuaded our husbands to
nythe effect. 1t worked like a charm; and
now, after taking the bitters for tour weeks,
they are both, so to speak, like new men.
Their strength and health are thoroughly re-
craited, appetites good, spirits cheerful, and
they say they they can bear twice the fatigue,
without Inconvenience, that they could
month ago. Thinking that the proprietOrs
of such an excellent remedy have right to
know the good it is doing, 1 send yen these
lines"