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HELMB0EDss ExTRAE'r BUCnu.
A PERMANENT CURE OF GRAVEL
OF TWELvE YEARS. sTASD1za--
STONE PASSED AND TO
BE SEEN.
BUHHs1DE, Coss., Dec. is, isss.

Z, - .T BUHHsIDE, Conn, Dec. is, isee.
| DR.. Hslmbold:
| Dear sir,--It is with much pleasure that writa
you upon facts respecting myself do not know
hardly how to express myself. have been ,or the
last ten or twelve years the greatest sufferer 10 An
could be and live but more sometimes than others.
The complaint was the kfdneyss' and ssbI ,dder
Have consulted doctors both In Massachusetts and
this State and taken pills may say, by the quart,
also ltquored medicines: but found no relief
from any, and got worse the last six months.
| was SO that could scarcely get about.
could not rest night or day. It woald
soon have been ''all MP" With me IL I
had not seen your advertisement in the Berkshire
Courier headed "KiSnsys.'' I read It through,
and thought would try is. purchased bottle,
but, mind you. had not much faith IN It. Why
should I, when had been trying so many things
and cost NE so much Well, I began taking It and
before hsd taken the first bottle felt bad but
finished it aud got another. By the time took
half Of the second still got worse tapparentl')
When walked 1t seemed as If my right kidney
was falling from its place, and felt really bad.
felt SO be fore had finished the second that had
made MP my mind 1t was no use trying any more :;
and all this time the "Buchu" was doing It's work,
but did not know IT, so gave It up and went to
Hartford, to one OF the best doctors In the city.
He said it was the neck OF the bladder. and cud
have to undergo an operation. He gave me rnedi-
cine, and went home quite down-hearted. On
Sunday was unable to go 10 church. I had not
taken any of his medicines, but on my return con-
tinued using "Buchu,' and late In the afternoon
ofthat day passed the uglest stone or gravel you
saw, covered with little pieces which col
lected together. It looks the color OF mud tur-
tie, aud hard as flint. So you see the "Buchu"
was doing its work, although I was feeling so
badly. procured another bottle, thinking there
might be others but since that passed, which is
eight weeks ago last Sunday, have been az we'll
as ever was in my life. have the stone securely
wrapped, and those who have seen 1t in this place
are surprised. This is 8 true story OF my case,
and YOU are welcome to make such use Of my name
az YOU think proper. am pretty well known In
Berkshire; also in Connecticut. The ADVERTISE
ment saved me. Why not publish more9 The
Springfield Republican Is a widespread paper.
II any one wishes to see this wonder they can
do So / could write all day, but think have
said enough for this time. as remain, ever your
well-wjsher, EDWARD L. HOWARD,
Paper maker, Burnside, Hartford county, Ct
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MA LIST OF CHEAP GOODS
TABLE-CLOTHS at 81. worth $3.50;
Large-size BRIDAL or HONEY-COhB QUILTS
large enough for the largest bed, at Sl.6o'
worth $3.50;
CALICO COMFoRTERS at $3.50, worth $3.50;
Good BED BLANKETS at 50 60 Sd. -. so, Us, ana
upwards-all very cheap;
Excellear sATTlNET at Soc, worth CSC. PSF
KENTUcKY JEANS and CAss1MEREs at very
low prices; -
yELyETEENS at prices that must be seen 70 De
appreciated;
HOODS, soNTAGs, NUBIas,
BREAKFAST SHAWLS,
WOOLLEN HOSIERY, sACQUEs,
CLOAKs. and COATS, in very great variety;
Also. knit WORsTE D sACQUEs for ladies
BROCHE sHAWLSin square and long; :.
PLAIN. STRIPED. and PLAID SHAWL, In aii
qualities and sizes; II.
A full assortment OF GLOVES for men, women,
and children;
for men, women, and
children;
An Kinds of GARMENTS for ladies' and
SUITS for children, at
-.,7 LEVY BROTHERS.,
..s ... 1918 and 1915 Main street.
EVERYBODY who has used 1t, gives Jno. Clark' IT,
& Co.'s COTTON the preference ho 'V
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CLOTHING.

no FAR ME- R S.
CLIO THIN G.
Astbis is a period of the season, especially WIZ
the farmers, In which their planting 1s over Gnu
they are desirous Of q pleasure-trlp TOT recrea-
t,on In vito all such to take the cars steamboats,
canal-boats, telegraph, balloon, or any other
modern means oftravel, and
CALL AT CORNER TENTH AND MAIN,
1901, Richmond, and bring with them their green
backs, In exchange for $4,000 worth OF
CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS,
SIZES, COLoRs.
MAKES, AND PRICES.
900 ovERCOATs,
600 BUsINEss-sUITs
600 PAIRS PANTS
and an endless variety OF
FURNISHING GOODS
for gents, youths, and boys wear. Call early
and often On
WILLIAM IRA SMITH,
CORNER TENTH AND MAIN STREETS,
told stand OF Baldwin, the place for good goods at
reasonable prices. No charge for showing goods
-, de 3-3t
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One HUNDRED Dollars would be Given for a
Bottle, If Necessary.

One HUNDRED Dollars would be Given for
Bottle, If Necessary.
RAILWAY, N. j., Dec. 2, 1852.
H. T. Hembold, Esq.:
Dear Sir-I take great pleasure IN sending Jou
certificate In addition to the many you have re-
ceived from suffering humanity. can scarcely
find language sufficiently strong to express my
heartfelt qualification at the wonderful cure your
"Buchun has effected. For four years have SUI
fer ID beyond description. All my friends with my
self came to the conclusion that my case was Incur
able. Accident placed your advertisement In my
hands. l commenced taking your "Buchu.'
followed the directions, and to my utter as.onish-
mens, before had taken seven bottles o! your val
liable mediclne-u would give One Hundred Dol
lars bottle If could not get it at any other
price)-I AM entirely cured. i most earnestly re-
commend 1t to all those suffering from disease.
have told many persons to take your valuable med
icjne, and they are doing so with great success
ANY Information my fellow-citizens may require
will lie freely given by the subscriber, st his resi-
dence, No. IS Milton aveaue, Railway, View Je'-
sey. ~ u. 49,
RAILWAY, n. j., Dec. ., lSs9.-Ye, the under
~ Railway, and know that he has been long
time suffering In the worst possible form, forshe
mast four years and that he has been entlrei!
cured By the use Of "Helmboid's Bachu."
J.W. SAVAGE, ex-Mayor;
ERANKLAB AU, President ofCouncl
VIM RICHARDS, Clork of Council
PETER A. BANTa, CnuncilnHn:
WI. BROWN, Couu cilmsn;
J.s.s MELICK. ConrcilmaA;
LEWIS HOFf. CouuciGns.
JB. sTRYKER. Merchant
Cry HALL. MAYORS 0rFICE}
RAILWAY, \. j., Dec. s. lses.
This win certify that sm personally aequAi
ed with II. II. Freeman, and am cogrizah' y, .s
facts Us set forth In the above statement anu
several persons whose signatures are he''UA~
| attached are all known to me. ,,.x
JOHN +. WHIrSEf'
MAYOR Of Railway. y. J.
HELMBoLp,s EXTRACT BucHu'
1 EStaOllSne0 oiSnhSeA '~|
H.r. HgLMsoLD. DRUGGIST
M 50, BROADWAY, New York. and IN =
TENTH STREET, Philadelphia Pa
Price, els. per bottle, or six bottles iof Wv
delivered to any address.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere
None are genuine unless done up IN s's'''''
graved wrapper, with fae simiss Of my 'n'S'
warehouse, and sisned
II. =. HELMBoLD.
! Pc h-saa
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NE OvER.COATs
AND DoUBLE-BREAsTED SACKS.
LARGE ASSORTMENT AT REDUCED
PRICES.
DEvLIN'S,
1907 MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE THE POsT-oFFIcE.
mo 2l-sm1
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7VHE CHEAPEST CLOTHING-HOUsE
DYugs. MEDICINES, &c.

COUGHS AND HOARSENESS.
FOUGERA,s ICELAND MOSS PASTE,
CARBOLIC ACID LOZENGES,
BROWNS TROCHEs,
WISTAR's LOZENGES,
BRYAN,S PULMONIC WATERS,
CHLORATE POTASH TABLETS,
WISTAR's BALSAM WILD CHERRY,
AYREs's CHERRY PICTORIAL,
MRS. GARDENERS L1VERWORT,
GOES COUGH BALSAM,
And all the popular remedies, sold at
MEADE & BAKERS
no,s Apothecary store, sla Main street.
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REFERS TO

REFERS TO
DIR. MACK, Burnside, Conn;
DIR. WRIGHT, North Lee. Mass:
DR.. HOLKUM, North Lee. Mass:
De. ADAMS, stockbridge, Mass;
DIR. SCOTT, North Manchester, Conn.,;
DR.. JAQUEs, auckland Corners, Conn.,;
DR.. BEARsFORD, Hartford, Conn.
All OF whom treated me for the dIzease
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NOTICE.-Havingr removed from On
~ my old stand on 18th and Franklin ~
streets to the stable formerly kept by w IN. %.
Lediey. on sth street, near Main, in full view Of
the Spots wood Hotel, take this occasion to thank
patronage. and hope for the continuance OF the
same at my new place OF business.
shall give my personal attention to all horses
left with me FOR sale or board, and will keep on
hand Fur HIRE FIRST-CLASS CAkRIAGES,
with accommodating drivers Also, FlkST-
de a. 3ot WM n. SUTHERLAND.
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MULES AND HORSE FOR SALE. T3,
Nl Two fine MULES, suited for coal IA
cart, dray, wagon, or farm purposes, for sale
cheap, ON time. Il desired. Also, very superior
FAMILY HORSE-rides and drives admirably
Young, large and sound. glands without tieing.
Would SUIT family ora physician; Apply at
once. D ID. " AIM No,
dc 3-5t iii Main street.
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~ B. STACY & SON,

NJ EW S T VI E S.
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REDUCED PRICES.

MASON & HAMLIS CABINET ORGANS.
for Parlors, Drawing rooms, Libraries, Churches,
Sundays chools. Lodgts, SC.
THE MOST POPULAR AND WIDELT-UsED
LARGE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Elegant as furniture; suitable for secular and Sd
cred music; not requ ring tuning, or liable
10 get out Of order.
FIFTY STYLES, at $50, $e5 800, Sl?s, $3.50,
sl6o. Sl75, $500, to o., 900 each.
THE MASON & HAMLlN ORGANS are TIE
Acknowledged STANDARDS OF E&CEL-
LENCE among instruments Of the class having
been awarded
SEVENTY FIVE MEDALS,
or other highest premiums, for DEMONo1hA-
TED SUPERIORITY, in Europe and America,
including the frst-cass medal IT me
PARIS EXPOSITION.
NEARLY 1000 MUSICIANS,
including majority OF THE MOST EMiHENI
IN AMERICA, and many in Europs, nave gwen
written opinions that they
EXCEL ALL OTHERS.
- (See Testimonial Circular, sent free.1
NEW STYLES and REDUCED PRICES this
month. An Illustrated Catalogue. with elegant IL
IustrStiops from photographs and fu!l ni0rmaIloEi
sent free Address MASON i dAMLlN OfGA
Co, sos Broadway, New York; or l54 fremont
street boston, de s-deod&w6m
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CITY HALL. MAYORS orF!cE
RAILWAY, \. j., Dec. s, l'S. ,
This viii certify that sm personally aequain'-
ed with II. n. Freeman, and am cogrizan' Oh .h'
facts as set forth In the above statement, ana '
several persons whose signatures are ne''UN''
attached are all known to me.
JOHN +. WHITNEY.
Mayor OF Railway, ~ y.
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SUCCESS OF THE LADIEs.-The ladies MI, ,
a'o un'er'aken the work of collecting the
means necessary to procure a suitable ont.
ne ior the new dignity to which our beloved
ana respected Vicar-General, Able Percbe.
uas oeen elevated, have already commenced
'he work, and are meeting with great suc-
ess' Inc iiberality of our people is as
generous as it always has been in every
soou work. The good ladies have been
greatly encouraged so far, and believe tbot
'ney VIII nave no difficulty in raising stuff.
<l'~ mean means 70 secure an unfit as worthy of
ene dignity of the Diocese, as it will be H.
: uStratlve of the love and devotion which
.he mem bers of the various congregations
pear towards him who is to be their fntnro I
father. '"'ure .
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ARCHBISHOP ODIN.-Le Propaqateur q,
last week had some news in relation IN orr
Archbishop, which, in substance. We civa
pe'o". 1t Is rather late to publish news
shat has been in the city over ten DAYS. lint
"he news is of deep interest to all o,r
readers, and We feel it our duty to publis,,
Ut, even at this late hour, lest some of tbo,,,
may possibly not have heard il.
v letter dated February 18th. from A,nh;or,.
sias oeen shown To us this week. ArcnrJins,
20 TINS letter, he in Il state ,f wsoinas
s Snat Ieft no hope that be could I;,.. less
tbas ne letter says nothing of ia. rennr.
si ne had received the last Sacram, MI wh;n,
oai ,:. rom authority sufficient to ,,ritIe - w
Iheuit: nat report gave ris,. To Ih. ru,,n ~
Ia "o 'ne hIchbish"p was dead. bat nm IN tL;
LII e not"'iig mas reached us to confirm M;
S''u ana ~ tancho!i rumor Wis
we nav" oeen surprised to l.,rr, r. - s
LIS persons, with laudable intent ms NV |
S,o o'' nut whose zeal was rash and ,,,tiscr.nt
ohns, applied to their pastors i'm .litfsrent
shonI1 requesting that funeral serv;cas
S Snotio De celebrated for the deceased nra1nt
Everv sea.s;, rs unreasonable and premature: !
r .hS e SENSIBLE person will comprehend that
iio sme oaiainlty which We fear Details ma to-
II ~ IAN authority will be immediately nntfad
u A. that it will adopt measures sntahIs f
ush an occasion, and that then and onIU - aor
." P"oiic services take place.
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CALENDAR OF TIE WEEK.
EXERCISES FOR LETT.

cnureA q the Isnmacuate Conception Bayonne stres.-
Hev w d.. Anderdon, p d.. will preach on Sundays.
van DO another sermon Sundays at P H. bv one =,
ne Fathers and Fridays the Stations of tha
"ay OF the Cross On Wednesdays and THURSDAYS at
sP NJ, q French sermon ~
o. vincent Dc Paurs Chureh-Eng sh instructions will
gwen two evenings in each week o'clock during
.' no'y season On Wednesday those instructions will
be given by Rev. Jesuit Father. and ON Fr,a.r. -.
ene heV Father Heslin Tho services on wednesday,.
n open with the Rosary. and Fridays with the Wsv
OF the Cross On both days services will oo.e With
Sne senediction Of the Holy Sacrament.
Of 1sesas Ch1rch--sermons Sunday, at 10 O'Clock
lass sundays and Wednesdays, ut I O'Clock p. M.
stations Of the Gross. Fridays, at TIN.
OF 1df''es' Church Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday
evenings. Sermon and Ienedicton at oclocL Er;aa
evening", at Z O'clock the Stations of the Cross.
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Ine lndefatigable ladies of St, Josenh,,
parish are among their friends (whose name
as iegion) preparing for grand Fair. which
rs 10 take place after Easter. Those ladies
are admirable, and, if we are correctly il :
formed, the fair, under their management.
VIII surpass anything that was evepheld
In the way of fairs in New Orleans. Prizes
are spoken ofsthat will astonish the hat;ves
ana create q Juror the like of which was
never witnessed here before. Among them
are hose carriage and set /of missals.
Inc nose carriage we have not SCENT ia
on It's way from Philadelphia, where it was
misunderstanding if it cotnes IN to tho
description, it is one of the most maenif-
cent things of the kind 1T is constructed
OF the best material known to insure. it's
utility, and ornamented in the most bril- |
hant and dazzling style, being highly pol
ashed and richly mounted with silver. Re.
sides the usual lanterns and torches. If ia
surmounted by a1arge silver signal lamn.
with two of the most powerful reflectors
casting green light, strong enough to
hight up the streets for squares around.
ffiiadetphia we know is famous for the
richness of its hose-carriages, but we are
informed the manufacturers expended oil
their skill and have surpassed themselves t
IN this one, as it was to come to New Or. t
leans.
The missals we have seen, and we con- 8
Less they are the finest of the kind we have n
ever beheld. They cost 5000 in gold in C
Belgium. They are bound in the most en- a
8 ulslte style, embossed in solid silver and Il
gold, and the engravings representing the
Inherent mysteries of religion are the finest tt
'hst can be seen. The missals are tn he A
put up as one prize, and to be voted for br al
the different churches; and in order to til
nave fair race between the different con. di
we understand that St. Joseph,s ST
parish will remain out of the contest te
here are several spunky congregations mi
hat we know won't like to be beaten pr
race for these superb missals, and wa
nay look for lively time among them wi
We wish the good ladies every success in Dc
heir devoted undertaking, and we ara j.
ure they will have it. H.
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C. q. Haley, of Commercial Place md D..
Sras street the indefatgnble literary and news oS
1San United irishman Boston Pilot Irish Citizen amer t
W Nauon, liverpool Mercury, London Illnst,atnS
AnSEcsn HarPers Bazaar Chimney Corner W esaI
ola BONE OF the March moDthlies both America "a
&nghsh, have been received His stock is the nost anu
cry. '4' 7''' eoun'
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holN" AiENs CATHOLIC PRIENps' SOCIETY OF sr n.
nave to acknowledge the receipt of nm ;n;
cation I" attend the third anniversary sprn ~
cie'y named above to be given Sunday evening nav,
-no 1tA inst inc pleasant remembrance of former am
agreeable thing. "s one
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In those dark and evil ;avs +to 49,,
priests OF Ireland chung fatbfnlIv tp and
M tne venerable ivy around the st5Ivn,,
pax and r., the wind beat and the the S te
oak proud naf sacred tie was never broken. The
Illus It's head to-day, and the aged
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ivy is wound closely around it,\ "a palpable les.
come veal come woe, If priests and PEOPLE are
bound together in the unity of faith with the
bonds of charity, earth and hell, mon and de-
mons, shall strive in vain-the lamp of ireland.
ever it shall never be extinguished, oh never.
That holy light old Ireands PRIDE they say It's waning
fast, 80 waning
That swelling tide hath dimmed its sb.,
at last '' au0on
No, as the oak by storm rocked seuds dean.r ,.. D.,
clay, f A"''s IN
st. Patrick's day." "o ioVe
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DIR. JOHN BULLS
SARSAPARlLLA!
\ Good Reason for the Captains Faith.
Read the Captains Letter
LETTER FROM Ills MOTHER.

ErSroS E,ERWks. Missouri. April 20 1855
I'm. Joux IL iL.-l-ar Sir. kn"win The efficiency ~
your Sarsapara and the he ling and beneficial suaii.
iiss II possesses. sent you he fellow ing statement q,
my
| was wounded about Nv" wears aro-was taken rris-
orer and confined for six months. Being muy 80. 50 If.
ten MY wounds have healed yet. have not sa M,
n moment since was wounded. am shot through the
hips. Ny general health j. impaired and ne. son,e-
Thing fo assist nature hay. faith IN your Snr-
saparilla than ANYTHING else. wish that III renn-
inc Please express half dozen botficsaand ohIiv.
CArrsi> q. Il. JOHNSON
st. Louis. Missouri.
r. S.-Thr following written April ~. ISes, by
Mrs. Jennie johnson. Mother of Captain Johnson.
pg. hu-Icar Sir: My husband. Dr.C. $ johnson
skiiifuli surgeon and ph, stefan in Central N.Y.
where he died leaving the above q. IT, Johnson to my
At thirteen 81 he had a chronic ,ii,rrh
aud srrofnla for which gave him YOUR Sarsararilla
lr have Ter ten nsted il tn
many IN New York uhio and Iowa. far scrofuIa fevcr
and general dchy. Perfect has at'ensd
III IL. Tur rsrrtrrp ~ cAsns ssknirLo
FEVER wrEr ALMOST uIg,ciL.rs. am anx :
ious for again have recourse to your Sarsa-
ara He Is fearful II getting spurious article hence
his writing yon for il. His wounds terrible hui
believe he viii recover.
Respectfully. JENNIE JOHNSON.
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q. a. VI. rs. X,
TINE TABLE AT SHOALS.


On the I4th of March. 1870. David
W. Walker. OF Owen township. War
rick county. Indiana. had his barn. five
head Of horses. tobacco and grain burn
cd. On tlic 3l.t ultinn. an affidavit WAS
flied against John Hodges and Gardiner
Stillwell. \ warrant WAS issued and
lodged ia the hands of Peter Wallace.
constable. and one OF them tlIodgcs)
arrested and brought before ESQ. Goad
and shelton for examination. After
hearing the evidence OF titty-two wit
nes.r-. Hedges was found guilty and
recognized la the circuit court. and
l.ollnd in Il bond at four thousand dol
lars. Failing Ia find bail. he was sent 10
the county Jail. During the invcsiiga-
lion II plan was brought Ia light that
Hodges Was going 10 set fire To Iluds-
peih Il Sl,r.ock's tobacco barn. siorc-
house Of .Anncr Reed. II new house now
building hy Esq. ;oad. and a dwelling
house Of David W. Walker in Folsom
willie. The setting fire 10 these buildings
would consume nearly all the town.
During tl,c investigation il was further
revealed that Hodges had offered to Kill
Monroe Roberts for one hundred and
fifty dollars. lie further offered To steal
a horse from How land and give il 10 Il
certain usan 10 Kill man that lawcd his
brother, J. ]. Hodges. lsoonviIlc Eng.
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NJ THE democracy of Dubois county
will meet in convention on the I'd day
of May to nominate arountv ticket. We
observe a general disposition 10 have the
democracy organized everywhere in the
State at an early day. The idea j. good
one. With organization and energy
there is no danger "f sustaining a de-
feat IN October. IL is iniroriuni that we
.hall carr! The legislature this year. 80
that the outrageous appOrtionincnt law
passed 10y the radicals may be- properly
amended. Why IMlni> and Martin
couniic, should bc coupled together for
the election Of one representative. while
Pike county elects one 10y herself. we are
unable Ia make out. except il h. that
Dubois and Martin arc always demo-
cratic. while Pike sometimes goes re-
publican. These inequalities exist all
over the State. We hope our democratic
counties will elect determined men wllu
will not be- afraid to apply the remedy.
Evansville Courier.
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tn THE wOkISG CLASS.-we are now prepared to
furnished all classes with constant employment home
the whole of the time fr the spare moments. lus
Wc~. light aud profitable. Persons If either
easily from '0r. 10 ~ per evening. and proper
iona by cvofne their whole time to the business
isovs and girls earn nearly much cu. That all
ho this notice send their address, and the
business. make this unparalleled offer. To such
not well satisfied. will send ~ 10 pay for the
trouble of writing Full particulars valuable sample
which will do to work and copy 81 Tie
Peoples Literary thimpnn"ii-on" VI The largest and
v, q family sp,pcrs rrlshcdn sent free W. mail.
Il ,cr II yog wAni D, rua, profitable wr,f sdtrss
~ & ALi.lN 30 irgis'a. Nri.r.
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~ THE President and Directors OF
the New Albany and -. Louis Air.. line
Hallway company held "a conference
with General Win>Iow. President Of the
-. Louis aud Southeastern Railroad.
Mc-srs. Rice and Alexander. two Of the
directors Of the same. and Robert Inll.
M Mount Carmel. touching a PROPOSE
tion 10 subscribe S1UuoOO. Tie Board ot
director. have the proposition under
consideration.
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TO CONSCMPTIV

THE Adv-riser having been Restored I" health ia .
few weeks. y, very simple remedy. after having ~
r several it'll severe lung an,cii"n and that
dread disease. t"nsumpiioi> anNi'us Z" make known
in hi fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire IL. he will sed a copy 81 the pre-
,crphn used IRE. 81 carg-l with III. directions for
preparing md using III. same. which they will find
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The object "f the advertiser in sending the Prescription
j. 10 benefit the afflicted and spread information which
lie c"nre, To- be invaluable: aud lac hopes every suf
frcr will try h remedy. IL will Try hi remedy. il
" III r,..t him n"ihiny. and prove blessing.
Parties wishing the Irc>criptiIn will please address
REV. EpwAl;D 4. WILSON.
June g. 'ca-ly williamsburg. king.t County. y. Y.