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j. X. Orrys. j. b. Hunter ct al.

1t appearing to me from COmpanaut's
amended bill filed in the above case that Mary
Harlan, widow Of William Harlan, decd, Pris-
ella Harlan, wife of Jeliu Harlan, John
Hunter, Ed. Hunter, and Henry Hunter
arc non residents Of the State of Ten
nessee, so that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served on them. 1t IS therefore or
dered by me that publication be made in the
Columbia HERALD, newspaper published in
see for four successive weeks, the last of which
shall be at least one week before the next term
of the Chsn~ery Court to be held at the Court
House in the town Of Columbia on the fourth
Monday in November next, requiring said de-
PENDANTS to then and there appear. and plead,
answer, or demur to compliments bill, or the
same will be taken fo- confessed as to them, and
set for bearing eXparte. 5000
= Sept9-4t J. L. WILLIAMS, e. & NJ.
( r. Sowell ct all, vs.. Z. l.. and J. 7. ChOatc.
It appearing to me from complainants' bill
filed in the above cause, that E. i. Choate and
J. p. Choate are defendants and residents
of the State of Tennessee, so that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served on them 1t
IS therefore ordered by me that publ cation be
made in the Columbia HERALD, o newspaper
published in the town of Columbia, Maury
county, Tenn, for four successive weeks. the
last of which shall be at least one week before
the next term Of the Chancerv Court to be held
at the Court House in the said town of Column
bia on the 4th Monday in November next, re-
curing said defendants to then and there ap-
pear and plead. answer or demur to complain
ants bill, or the same will be taken for con-
fesscd as to them, and set for hearing ex parte.
Sept94w '"~ ]. L. WILLIAMS, C. NJ.
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A sanguinary Prussian nePalse.
PARIS, September 12.-Ae Minis
try has just madA public g following
inrIortant intelligence The Prus-
siaiis attasked Te6i on Asturdayat 6.
O'Clock in the morning, and persisted
until 8 O'Clock in the evening: They
were, however, repulsed, and many of
their batteries dismountcd. More
than 10000 Prussians were disabled
at Montmedy, on Thursday. The gar-
rison splendidly repulsed the Prus-
sian attack. -
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hEf b11fC7fN NON EhN MIME
10. Resolved, That the Democracy
here assembled sympathize with the
efforts of all people struggling for self
government; and we denounce the
policy of the party in power to reduce
whole State in our Union to a condi-
ton of Eassalage to the General
Government.
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ministration of the Federal Govern
ment, has been persistently subversive
of the rights of the State, invasive of
the Federal Constitution, necessarily
l. tending to Capitalization and the an
limitation TOf local self-government,
and unless repudiated by the country
will inevitably result in the destruc-
ton of republican liberty. ait-.t.
ifs THE NATIONAL DEMOCRACY.
II. Resolved, That this Conven-
ton tenders its thanks to the Nation
al Democracy of the North who have
so nobly vidicated the great principles
| herein announced, and the people of
| Tennessee will cordially unite with
this party in the mainte larcc of free
| governmet. .....
L 49,, J. 4. HousE, Chairman.
Latter the unanimous adoption of
the resolutions, nominations being in
order, Major Jones, of Giles, placed
Gen. John G. Browns name before
the Convention, and he was nominal
ted by acclamation, amid loud cheer
ing. nu f,.a ipl:-, .Ir.. s,.i +.
While a Committee were waiting
On Gen. Brown to inform him of his
nomination, Gen. Date was called on
to speak. He spoke in glowing and
beautiful language, and set all hearts
on fire by his burning eloquence.
| lie was followed by Gen. Brown,
| who spoke as follows: 'I''. '''.
/ bar GEN. BROWNS REMARKS.
/ Mr.. President and Gentlemen of
the Convention This is the first po-
litical Convention assembled i'm the
State of Tennessee since our noble
and patriotic fellow-cit;zens have
been disfranchised from slavery. !
recognize in the voice Of this Con-
iyention the voice of the people OF
| Tennessee and his aspirations are
| difficult of satisfaction who would
not be gratifiei OH such an occasion
as this. i ann Informed that, by &C.
clamation, have been asked to bear
your standard in the great fight
against 1,adicalism. We are now
entering upon new era. We have
emerged from n throc If dcspotisn
which no people ever saw. We, have
borne everything. We have borne
taxation without representation. w
have seen the writ Of habeds cOrpu.
denied to the citizen. We have seen
under the very shades of the Capita
of the nation, men and women trie(
and condemned without mercy Of
feeling. But this is passed. Let i
all, with the bloody memories of Thu
past, be buried. Let us live for tn,
present-for the glorious future.
accept, with pride and satisfaction
| the nomination at your hands, an,
with yeur assistance, i promise, t.
bear that banner, from the blue noun
tains of the east to the inland sea il
the west, to triumph and victory.
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NATTI0oSS{A.ttnMtd S SK OK SS,TEAMssnJiPs
SfoaI Rptltts.

~ PR fhB COT 1T, ScN YoiS.--Ahrlham Hoo
ICY, IL, against e. fJrgC stevenson All .ttsr4-Ia
pursuance q, Jgdgnclt order oi tue Lboyo CoufL
aiG " N HOovc eLt.ilrd hrttOa l. NJ r,t 4 hcSerL
Y" LEI Itt named ~ sNld jul.,d"ut order. viii srl
hrpuEh Lhwrrh"G Oa"lrY Pie ~. Beai ls,tlt, AuS
'i"n""fs, ~ Va. FhchHnEr sale. room, so III nr al
~ m ~" O. o. Sc% 1prk,.n tie 1t lIy of Srptch q
lS'l, CT EEK noon III the lsrf aNI pfcilsrs ~
srf!Jcd IA tHd JIItsLt order. that IA 10 sn All that
yei'an piece pattt', or Ot OF Land VITA the honss
- nc city OF New YORK bounded aud ri as foI.
ew, W. BesfnnlGg q, point az the norhrry size OF
vest 1Neniyfrst street cisia ant TAU Idrpl an hir.
SVe icet and on. iuchcs westerly from TN ITthw ~
fFly cJrhei OF ad fWorty street and ninth Avenue
~ running thence uorheflV and parallel with sad
Nl,h avenue eshty'tRree f"st GIcncS seslerIy and
pArsnl VIII said nOrthGrly sidr OF sAid TWeu(, nrI
sir ct Get sd thrc' inches thonce 90 ifhcJ
gnd parallel with said knth Avenue eighty three frct
70 the noithciy side of siii Tacnty.nfst street and
thence casterly along sad nyrthery side OF sai rwen
ynrtt street nineiecn uct and three inca3s ~ ia
polnl o. pace OF hg..unlny.
Dated Aut. ., Eil.
ALFRED 7 ACKERr Rcf,rn..
., 49, - HPine street New York
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A CHOICE SECURITY.
MIDLAND BONDS.
SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
COUPON OR REGISTERED, or

bENEN PER CENT. GOLD,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
COUPON OR REGIsTBRRD, or
NEW YORK AND OswEGo
MIDLAND RAILROAD.
10 MILES ARE DONE AND EARNING NOW
ABOVE EXPENSES MORE THAN THE INTEREST
ON THAT PORTION or THB MORTGAGE DEBT.
and moro than tho interest on the bonds thu, oaa
be tssu ID up TO date.
The completion Of the new rosA eaabies us 70 oaer
for saio more OF these bonds No bonds can DO sued
on road under construction. and saaAsl vead ~
ssus 70 hrnAsd % $4,000 per si1N
Those bonds desirable an investment for many
reasons. the most promineos Of which are;
Fwa' Behind them and fortfyinx them h paid No
capita, OF nearly troo ooo.
Second! Tue road Is trunk line running DO
tween the New York Central and Eric Railways, and
shortening the distance seventy mes-a very gree, dis.
lance properly considered, aud that would alone
render this road . pdsi success.
7Ard: The cost OF building tho road 10 twice the
mortgage. and railroad Q real estate Of porfect title
and. II good for anything always increasing In vsiue
rhceo bonds are real estate loan OF the best character
at half value. rhe cost OF single roct about $4,000
per mile: mortgage So0)o Besides. In this case, the
real estate Is In existence oerove bonds issued
FOURTH: Tho Mortgage Bonds every raiiros d run.
ming out OF New FORK city are good. add interest k
promptly paid on them.
fA: The total interest Tia bily OF this great railway
tour hundred miles In length. viii but ssoonJ.
gold, stetr the whole limo plcied. The
earnings OF sngis month. u expected. wall exceed
this.
confederation Of the gross receipts OF the New Yorx
Central and Eric Railways will be all that 10 nee essary.
We believe. 10 convince parties tina, tae Midland viii
net, amer all expenses. much lar:cf than ia IN
terest deot.
THE RATE or INTEREST.
Income TAI and th With gold a, is. Is equal 70 oy"t
EIGHT FER CENT. a YEAR No rstioasl person
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Summer Rtsuris.

SOVTU ORANGE HOTEL Sou n orange. n. J.
lNtnis hUtc ~ sit.atcl ne ms OF the NJ Ind
EssrN HaltonG ~ MINUTES iiie from New foiS. aud
% trains stOppin. daiy: tls hotel h situated between
two noun -ins which max, = u very beautiful and
acAihlul thOs wihulug y cuafortaOe home would do
wcilh EIyug III u cal tcrinh moderate.
| j AMEs cllI.L.IyaN. ltoprl-t r.
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M,ouints.

$1,000, 80 .---0-"~~~-~~~
III
There has been no medical preparation brought be-
fore the public for year. tina, has mot with go decided
asueoe.. AZ the cARBoIIc sALyE Il has found n.
,.
| ,.muv iii n. -,,,o,,u
remedy and the rapidly win "nicn !" hea" some
tb,or u.rv.,o,. \, ma. mn, on,v h. ,,.,,mo,x of an
'N'''' " ="
esVeo me appreciation OF 'n'shxs n' pny"c'Ana
W '"' '''''
IRON !" me socu"o'ss A'mos' oAnJ' sns Of vaea
We herewith append;
nr,,n. Conn. inn. a. IN,
Joas p B,srv-pr.n s,. H: had an obsaaa,e sore
on IN. ,o,,.. N INV foo, and u.ed severa, dlnroot
s,nd- NJ ,.,,. and o,,,m,n, xi,hou, benco, s.,n,
rne cARpoLIc sALys Advertised In the New York
-, -. a.. ,,,.,
,v,uo MON
-
ioes leave 70 say that your o'roo'o sa'Ve has INV"
cured OF that most aggraystinx OF all disorders.
Bee. ns e. @. Clark CO..
Kew Haven. cou.
,,.,. van, - finn.
In my manufAc,ory In using MY ,srye olowppc, which
gives intense ho. burned my thumb nail to the quick
IN ~ ,.,,v ~ aa. sn, o'n', r, ,',
btst family 'slve IN use. r.w uoUcnIS.
h0rri'ama " "
"0''N' 's'"'' jan o. ~"
DEAs SIN wish you TO scnd me two dozen boIe,
OF your c"eo'ic sslve. ihave an obstinate sore on
NY '00'' N"'" HAS 'Oe" running 'o'e LOT over Ten
- do ,.,,., IN ~, TOO, ,,.u o,so,
RIB. BLgKuh.
Nh you,s
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Civilizations

Ruphahhas'trs
"ExoELsIoni"
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The GREAT ILLUSTRATED
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1T Is INDISPENSABLE
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ITS ILLUSTRATIONS
Coy x. sHARs and other nrst.ciass srtistsD
are numerous and beautiful. aud embrace various sub
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DSYCHOMANCY. FMcination. or Soul Charm.
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become trance writing mediums Divnstion spirit.
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Brigham Youngs Hsrem. Guide to MARRIAGE. &C., all
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sSd cS ;fs South SUI ST 81 sSis '" kV
rN0gRIsTs AND PLEAsunE sREKKRs
the Fro Railway book OF q" Summer Rxcursons"-dis-
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GGTO MekAHLAkD.S HOOK sTnnE.9i,
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.finmrtial.
AXE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTH
ERN RAILWAY COMPANY
sRvEN PER CENT.
CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE SINKING FUND
BONDS
fimnrtial.

The Lake Shore aud Michigan Southern Railway Com.
psny for the purpose OF providing for the payment OF
its several mortgage debts they becoms DUE has er
eeuted mortgage 70 the linton Trust Company. Of
New York, Trustee, UPON the whole OF Its Rsilrosd
and branches. payable on the nr, day OF July In The
year one thousand nine hundred.
COUPON BONDS Of 1900 each will DO issued with
interest at SEVEN Per Ceatum per snnum. payable
sent annually. on the nrst day OF JANUARY and JULY
10 each year and REGISTERED BONDS OF u .ooo $780,
and $1,000 each without coupons. interest At SEVEN
Per Centum per snnum. payable quarterly on the ars,
day OF JANUARY. APRIL. JULY. and OCTOBER. In
each year. prncpsl and intcres, payable at the once
Of the Union Tust Company In New York.
We call the attention OF Investors especially to this
class OF REGISTERED BONDS. which, on sccoun, OF
the SECURITY AFFORDED AGAINST Loss M
ROBBERY. FIRE, or OTHERWISE, and the PAY.
MENT OF QUARTERLY INTEREST. offer On invest.
ment peculiarly desirable.
A limited amour, Of these BONDS can be purchased
al nv. and accrue interest. upon application TO
ROBINSON. CHASE co.
Is Broad street
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

Approximation bt TO the 100000 PnIe-Nos 400
AIgfsr'gaiOn' tie $4,000 friicN o. ~, And Oo
AEgrsy 10 the iiij6o tiriicSos. CG and 90
AggIoxms,ions to the $1,000 Prize i.GjC ana ~
APggqPaas'ions 10 The tOCj iSi and ~
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, rmhes y"l" 10 gold Information furnished Tn.
Iat|o slu Tor DoubloOns and ali Kinds of Coli
sna sh'sf' =. A. L, MARCY co. Brokers, '''u
10 Wall
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R.rscnal Aohtn

gnscna gohttA
IMPORTATION wanted Of Ed Britain or his
wne, Alice when last heard ON was st SplIdgneid
n Address Mrs ABERNErIy. 100 ElleTy s.. Brooklyn.
western pagers pleaso copy.
DEPORTATION wanted Of Patrick Donegan.
% his uncle, PATRICK DoNEGAS, 20 Mulberry st
CHART PINANCIERING.-A wcslneld Jersey
- acquired tie utle TO over slx millions OF do
lars worth property by investing less than tli700.
We understand suit viii be brought 10 recover back
the properly.
alton OF CAPT. Price and Lieut.
w McCGin. any private late OF Company q. Fourth
New York Heavy Artillery. Address
DIR. CABLES, Boston, Macs
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no THE SURF.
BROOKLYN AND RoCKAwAY DBACu RAILROAD
Steam cars leave East New York hourly from An
20 ~ MI hsfhourly from 1880 to 1aD T.. NJ.
Steamboat Express trains for thu Beach leave Eai
New YORK 10 A. ~, and 4P NJ.
ON SUNDAYS, 10 a, NJ, " NJ, Q and iP.M NJ.
EXCURSION TICKETS IRON East New Y ork 70 tie
Beach and return " cents.
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..-. *Oliital.
o RlkRyEbSNA SNiTE II TTE FtEh9

TIE sKyENTH WAND TAKES 1HE LEADIi
BRENNAN FOR SHERlfFli
o., OLD IAMMANY FOnEyER II!
RALLY ROUND THE FLAG, BOYA RALLY ONCE
AGAIN"
- Conysnton Of nye delegates mon, each OF the NJ.
r. BREAkAk ASSOCIATIONS In the city OF New
YORK m1rk' r hereby called for WfpskaDAY EVENING
ALl q kast BIosdway for the purpose Of delninEA
United COUhSk OF ACTION to ne adopted in the
coming eiectlouh, and In supporting the
-. .xv n,. HON; N, T. BIsEHNAs
lot hh1 fOSiffOk TO which he may aspire, or which
MS fellow citizens may think NJ 10 confer upon him
nHn nr attendance Is respectful y reSaested
President q the NJ. r. BsenOan Association " ,he
kpWD. MAL6lL secrotaJE
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4ctns
1OltItal

SWIFTSS HOTEL, groadxsy and s!h Room
y anu board day " 50 per week, ~ to tN rooms
per aaF' TIC to " 90 per week. tito ",
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Situmboafs mo Hailrcuop

EHlE HAlLMAf.-ISAlNS LEAVE DEPDra
- FOOT OF LHAMBkuS ST. AND fooT on an
VI ~ fOlLOWs;,,.sa .-,,,,,. -
IulsOuGH .fAIH.SS. IltAlNS LRAVK CHAN
PROVED DRAwISg.iOOI COACHKS viii ~
COMPANY Tui 10 A. NJ. TRAIN THVOtiGu NJ
BUFFALO, COSNECrlSG Ar HOIlNFfiSvu ~
WITH MAGNIFICENT SLHRPlNu COACiiES uiixSs
MING THROUGH TO CLEVELAND AND a kIi0N
SLEEPING COACHES WILL AZ COMP.NY M.
A. N. TRAIN FROM sNSQTEIIANNA TO M. Flsns
LO TIKI $50 T.. NJ; TRAIN FROM NKw Y,inE "a
nj; tFALO, AND TIIE T.. NJ THAN FIow'N ~
York 10 RoCuEsrEi,, HtiFFkiC. Eyyn HTfW
tINSA1I AN EMIuRAN1 TRAIN LEAVES ID ktiv
AT $50 T.. N. ""'ht
ror Fort jcr,,, and way, .ii:s A. NJ and ,a,p a,
esd at sii;i5 A. N. and AIS h NJ, ~ VIZ T. "
FOR MIddIctOwn and w,y. at 800 r, NJ. (lat ., a.,
P No and, sunday. oniv $50 a. NJ (,3f st. RiS r III
For Grey court and war, NJ $50 A. Al I'D a .s'is
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Dn, LEWIsJ author of Medical Companion a1d
M .'S ue 70 h,ellh 10 the olcst I'D most 'lccc.dl
bssihh az s tliN IN the cure OF urinary sud kldrei
dsesses Hts ren!cdit. have been Caff fIIy selected
.uuiIkk pIdctct Of FORTY YFAllS aul ne .ar-ascJ
70 ,nuct enrrs where an others have on Tn n.
~ mar ~ rely llutN ouA,p'pt care once
anu oohhu'llhS rooms h',Cl a.. so, YOIN
NERVOUS DEBILITY art 90 c.un'-as u
hsAlVod testoGCh IN ultetu uiipHts
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MnianW,L I'll \, regular graduate OF mr ilcps. Goa.
and Nuu"N W Hei with success nervous ddbilIy
1,enc az nisensei oi Other sex Ate vita eIps
AMI IN We feled upon II desiring perfect Cuias
tients So eo", ~ eM ms opinion coz nothing Pa
o5 ".s ~ me Doctor 10 pcrson '.ni two Stamps
speciality. Once and psrloTs embrace eyery ccnVs
u, Now York. ~ 'N""'"' ''N''0H - ""S'
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Tn. Famous weekly. adapted to city. suburb VII
lage. and country. not only the largest host, and
cheapest but BY far the largest circulating journal OF
Its class In the world.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-04-22

Trf GIRLs.-Can we no. bring up
our girls more usefully, less showily, less
dependant on luxury and wealth. Can
we not teach them from babyhood that
to labor is higher thing than merely to
enjoy; that even enjoyment itself is new
er so sweet as when it is earned? Can
we not put into our minds, whatever be
their station, principles of truth, simplic-
ity of taste, hopefulness, hatred Of waste
and these being firmly rooted, trust to
their blossoming up in whatever destiny
the young maiden may be called.-Aiss
M1loch.
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The following story il told by the
Middletown Comm Sentinel and Wit
ness In the revolutionary war there
was sergeant of the name Of Arnold
On an occasion Of the troops being re-
viewed by Baron Steuben- who was :
great disciplinarian-the name Of Ar
mold was called. The baron inquired Of
the commander If he had one in the
ranks who bore the name of the arch
traitor. The reply was, he had. "Call
him to the 'front.'" said the Baron. Ser
geant Arnold was called, and the Baron
said to him-s Are you not ashamed Of
your namef 1t will be disgrace to you
as long as you live; drop it" aBut
what name can I take r was the reply.
"Take mine," said the Baron, "there is
no one in this country to bear it aftsr I
am gone" (The Baron WAS bachelor.)
The sergeant consented, and hs and his
descendants were ever Afterwards called
Steuben. Sergeant Arnold wn eran&
father Of our late esteemed F. W. Sksu-
ben. A large tract of land was votsd
to the Baron for bis valuahls ssrvio1I,
and the county in which il lay i called
after his name. The Baron bequeathed
. portion Of this land te his uaSnente.s
" Va ~ q
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GEORGE E. WALKER, Manufacturer and
VI Dealer in Saddles Harnesses. Blankets, Sleigh
Robes. Whips. &c. good assortment constantly on
hand and for sale at the lowest cash prices Piease
call and examineny stock of Harnesses before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Repairing done at short notice
39ly Main Street, LUDLOW. VI.
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this excellent medicine enjoys, is
derived from its cures. many of which truly mar
vellous. Inveterate cases of Scroiulous disease,
where the system seemed saturated with corruption,
ton and disorders which aggravated by the scrof
ulous contamination until they were painfully afct-
ing have been radically cured great numbers
in almost every section Of the country that the pub
lie scarcely need to be informed of virtues or uses
Scrofulouspoison is one of the most destructive
enemies of our race. Often, this unseen and unfet
and invites the attack of eneeblng fatal diseases.
without exciting suspicion of its presence. Again.
il seems breed infection throughout the body and
into one or other Of its hdeous forms either the
surface or among the vitals In the latter tubereles
may be suddenly deposited in the lungs or heart, or
tumors formed in the liver, or It shows presence
by eruptions the skim foul uleeratons on some
part of the body Hence the occasional use OF bot
tie of this Sarsaparilla is advisable, even when no
active symptoms of disease appear Persons ainicted
diate relief and at length, cure by the use OF this
SARSAPARILLA: st. Anthony's Fire, Rose or
Erysipelas, letter. Salt Rheum. scald Head, Ring
visible forms of Scrofulous disease, Also, in the
concealed forms. as Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Heart Dis
ease Fits, Epilepsy, Neuralgia, and the various ul-
affections of the muscular and nervous sss-
TENS
Female Diseases are commonly soon relieved and
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effect Minute directions for each case are found IN
our Almanac. supplied gratis; Rheumatism and
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Complaints, Torpdity, Congestion, or lnhamnatlon
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ten do from the ranking posons in the blood Ihis
SARSAPARILLA is great restorer for the strength
and vigor of the system. Those who are LRngqld
and Listless. Despondent Sleepless, and troubled
with Nervous Apprehensions or Fears or any Of the
affections sym mptomatic of Weakness. will find imme-
date relief and convincing evidence OF its restora-
tive power upon trial.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-04-22

n NJ GEORGE, Surgeon Dentist Teeth
". filled with Gold or Silver. Satisfaction given
in all cases -,
as- Particular attention is invited to Folsom Pa
tent Method Of constructing Plates Inc advantages
of his method are so great that the old plates may
almost be said to be worthless in comparison Ihdre
ehe ereiusirs right for tLts tolcn,
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for him, as he was present At il burn
ing. On Monday next he takes his de
parture for Centreville, Crawford coun-
ty, Pennsylvania, where he begins life
anew on the farm of John NJ. Peck, one
of the former officers of the prison.
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POLICIES WRITTEN IN THE

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Professor Chiffon,
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