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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-11-24

EASY DIvoRCE.-Miss Edgartor, in her
interesting lecture on Marriage and Di-
vorce, mentions the case of one Edward
Preston, who obtained from the Connecti-
cut Legislature, in order that he might
marry again, bill of divorce from his
wife, who became insane at the birth of
his child. She says, and her audience
agree with her, that the curse of God
would follow such man, and why not
those who thus helped him to have two
living wives at once?
A case to match this was mentioned by
Vermont Senator, in the debate on the
divorce bill, on Thursday. He said he
knew of case in which a wife came to
him to secure his services as lawyer to
obtain divorce. She was asked if she
could allege adultery, abandonment or
excessive severity, and she said ''no."
she owned that her reason for asking for
a divorce was that her husband had fits.
She was informed that she could not
get divorce for that cause, and ought
not to have one. She left, and at the
next term of court lawyer presented her
petition for divorce on the ground of in.
tolerable severity, covering the very peri
cd concerning which she had before ad
mitted that she had no such complaint to
bring. Her petition was supported by
manufactured testimony in the shape OF
aftidayits, and her divorce was granted in
less than five minutes 1t was stated in
the same debate that divorces have been
procured on sffidavits signed by witnesses
IN blank, and filled up by the lawyer pre-
senting them and that under the exist
ing law less safeguards are thrown around
tho .->~..i-so ouuuracJ 10 this State than
around promissory note for ten dollars.
These are strong statements; but can
there be anything stronger, more dis
graceful to the State, than the simple fig
ures of the numbers of divorces granted
every year? What ought to be done to
remedy this, in some degree, we are not
prepared to say but it is time that some
thing be done, or Indiana will become
respectable by the side of Vermont in the
matter of divorces.-Free Press.
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The Eastern Question.

Late dispatches, instead of clearing up
the "muddle" in which the e ,stern or
Russian question is involved, only add to
the uncertainty which has heretofore pre-
failed as to the probable outcome of the
Russian and English diplomatic contro-
versy. Earl Granville is experiencing the
opposition which is sure to greet any
English Minister who shows bold front
to a great foreign power. With such
heavy guns as John Stuart Mill and
Froude brought to bear against him from
the literary classes, he needs the formid-
able batteries of the Times on the other
side. The latter was never more plucky
or pugnacious, and will probably have
more influence with the people than a
thousend philosophers and historians.
The discussion, however, will show that
Russia is substantially right in declaring
that the terms of the Treaty of Paris have
been repeatedly disregarded and that she
is under no great obligation to be longer
bound byits humiliating provisions. 1t may
TURN Oub hbhb GAp AnS OOSh WIN
ing TO destroy the old alliance which i'm.
posed this hated treaty upon her. 1t
was through Russian consent that Prus-
STA was enabled to throw her whole force
against France, the leader and moving
spirit of the alliance. 1t is now reported
that Italy refuses to be made party to
new war against Russia. If this should
prove true, it will show that Russian di-
plomaoy has carefully preceded the storm
it has raised and detached one OF the
most serviceable members of the old al
lance. Has not Russian influence been
at work, too, in in stimulating the jeal-
ousy Of the Khedive of Egypt and in en-
couraging him to build up q formidable
military power?
Events, we are sure, will show that
during the fourteen years that have
elapsed since the Crimean war, Russia
has been quietly at work in preparing for
the emergency which takes English states
men by surprise.
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Tho farm fornerly owned and occupied ~
Elijah June. and situated about l-2 miles south.
east At the village OF Brandsn, consisting O
about SO acres Of choice land, mostly meaoos,
sv;th . comfortable dwelling house and outouhe'
;rrs r. now offered for sale upon moders'e term
There is upon this farm an updeveloped MARI
ouarYy, winch il belle we'd TO be of great vaioe
4 is nearby and in range with the Prime or 90
quarry, which promises to be one Of me Pc As.
the State. This farm is located within easy 81 -.
lance Of the Brandon Graded School, when
become Justly celebrated as one II the very ,O.a
IN the State, If not the best, Offering 20 Il
with family superior advantages ine ur-
!. "A nav, vhich vill be sold 1t the market "
'1n0 nAs' "N THOMAS r. sEAVEi'
For terms and pasticulers enquire oi,fapEE,
Brandon, New 7th, 1870.
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DOCK AGENTS MAKE
$50 to 5000 per month by selling
GREAT FORTUNES.

And how they were made ByJ. D. McCabe, Jr.
New, fresh and original. Profusely illustrated
and beautifully bound. 1t shows how poor
schoolmaster made SAC, o00, 900; how poor half
blind sailor became great banker, butchers
apprentice the wealthiest man in America, an un-
known mechanic millionaire in seven years,
with many more such examples how energy,
talent and patient industry have always met
wit success when properly exerted how money
can be made honestly and without sacrifice OF
principle. Send for Giro ular, ETC., and notice my
extra terms GEO. MAGELLAN, Publisher, 3
school street, Boston, Mass. novl6d&w4w
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The term consisted of So days; on 40
days recitations were heard and marked,
the remainder were devoted to general
exercises. Thirty-nine scholars did not
whisper during the term. I will not give
their names, as I fear have already used
too much space. f.. A.
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CASH TRApE.-On Monday last Mr.. A.

CASH TRADE.-On Monday last Mr.. A.
o. Coburn, grocer, according to previous
notice commenced to sell goods for cash
only. The result of the first days sales
convinced him that the cash system was
the best as well as the only true system.
His cash receipts for that day, were secen
hundred thirteen dollars and tseenty.taoo
cents.
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7elp MISUNDERSTANDING.

WATCH FREE for everybody and $50 per
A dav sure Business light and honorable: NO
rift enterprise. No humbug. Address mon-
70. Kennedy, Pittsburgh, Pa. d&w4w
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r I'VE AGENTS WANTED FOR
WOMEN OF NEW YORK

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Wonderful developments among the aristocracy.
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Q6O A WEEK paid agents, male or female,
ep''V in new manufacturing business at
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Co., Saco, HE. noyad&w4w
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8 O'CLOCK.
r OCAL AGENTS WANTED.

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want local agent in every town and village
In the country, to canvass for subscribers 70 tne
WESTERN WORLD,
A magnificent s. premium Steel Engraving Is ;
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
FOR SALE.

Rutland, VT, Oct. &c, 1877
The New York herald., 1870-11-24
psaEcToRY FOR ADVERTISERS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAas-Fourth. nfth and sixth
so1ED Ard IobaiSa tS1A sSS
soASpESs wxiNrEp-sKoosp rAer-rir.. and sscond
ssoSKIYS BoARp-sxcoNn pAex-ssoena column.
DaO0KLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sxooSD
susINfss oPPoRiUSirIEs-FInsr PAor-Foursh col
sUsINEss NorIoss-sxvxsru PAon-rifh and sixth
olrY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcosD PAas-Fnh
cLEeKS AND Statesmen -rw.IrrH rAoz-second and
zsD sa1hSEsEssasan ss'a
coAsfwisE STEAMSHIPS -v1asr PAGE z-rifh and sixth
SssSsS ;slsa col
s1ssss sssan
DWRELING HOUSES 70 LET yUESIsHED Sll CG1Du AND uA
nu.JFna isS@ Column
AR sasn. column
SSSRs And TO LET
SnCOnD PAGR-Third and fourth coumnA
sggssGa
nsLP f''SWnxdk WnxdkrED-xALEs-rwrL,rm PAar-rhrd col
HELP WANTED Es-rwEIyrn PAoE-second
ssSS Iss sss%s an.
ZOE column ,..s,,,
observation-disclosures PA0K-1hird column.
LECTURE REASON--rlnsT PAdE--First column.
LOAN OyFlCBS-FIRsT PAax--Thfrd column
LOST AND FOUND--fig6T rA0E--Thrd column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGR-Fourth column.
MARBLE MANTELS- SECOND PAGE--F0urth column.
MkDICALl-SxooSD PAGE-Sxtn column
MILLINERY AND DRESSuAkING-fiRsr PAox-Sixta
AlsoSIIAaEoUs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PACE
Sixth column.
MU6ICAL-RLEvEsTM PAax-sixsh column.
MEM fuBLiCArlQN8-FIRsr PA0E-Thsrd column.
RkRSONAl-FnBr PAaR-First column:
IIAMOfOkTES-TwKLTTH PAGR-Third column
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
ekAL ESTATE 10 ExCHANGE-SLoosp PAax-Sixsh
aKAL ESTATE wANTRD-aHcoND PAax--s column
RELl0IOUs N0TlCES--FIRsT PAaE-Third column
RkWARpS-FIRsT PAGR-Third column
6ALE1 AT AUCTI0N-ELKvENTu PAeE-Si1th column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-TwEL PAGR-
First and second coumns
6ITUATfoN6 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGR-ss-
sPECiAL NOTICRs-FInsT PAex-Firsl column
afORTrNG-DOGs, BIRDS Ac-FInsT PAGn-sscond COL
TnE TRxDgs-rwxLyrn PAar-rhiri salumn
The TURF-FIRAT PAoE-Second column
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SRcoND PAGE
Third column.
IRAYKLLERs, OuIDE-FlEsr PAaE-si1th column.
UNFUkNISHKD ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
8EooND PAGE--Fourth column.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &o.-FIasr PAaH-first column.
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DALLOON PACKAGE.
Is We have aust received indirectly sample package Of
French Jewery via balloon choice novelties Call ana see
~ JACOBS 4 EANplFER,
843 Broadway, corner Bleeckcr street.
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the well known importers Of birds and animals receiving
every week. per smers frcsh supplies OF German
Oanacs and other European Singing Birds and enabled
TO sell them at Wholesale and retail lower than any ohe
house In the CITY.
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RERMUDA MArI.--FREIGHT AT REDUCED RATES
- Inc steamship SAN FRANCISCO will be despatched To-
iiamton taking freight for ST. Georgcs from pier M
North river, on Thursday December ut O'Clock p NJ
place. - "' - A-A'"a"sc
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= - : - = 777777'77
NEW PUBLICATIONS..

HEADS OF THE PEOPLE.-SEE DECEMBER MUM.
II per fhrenoocfcal Journal from rcrtrar characters
ana boarapbies OF leading Ethnoioey psychonsy
pysosnony &C., given in cnch number This 10 the last
Volume 81. Only 80 cents or rs year.
:. Z. WEilLS. go Bf0n iSrar. Ncn Ynr.
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u ARE CHANCE.-$1s,00O WILL BUY THE STOCK
Lease and Fixtures OF one of tho largest Fancy and
ather Goods stores IN the best location Broadway
Paris and Jenna goodl good profitable business For
particulars address FANCY GOODS box 120 Herald oHce
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TOYS Mt RETAIL.-MANY NEW TOYS, DOLIs
j. Goods FOR Christmas trees, &C.. at less than
prices at PARSELs Toy Bazaa 6 john street, near Mas
sau
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o c largest ana most uniformly successul shoe cstnb.
nnnen IN this country, located IN fhindephia nj present
oong business OF % 600 por and employing ur.
ward OF tuV hands Clear will he given the above
amount ho realized per annn Ampic time eiven for
sec,ng es Csnss. Address S. D., No as Arch street
fhl8delpha, IA. >~
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sPORTIN(s--DOGs, BIRDS, go.
A LII KINDS or FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
IA sae,-Ncdicinss for all diseases. Prepared food for
nocklny Lrds 81 b. D0vEYs No Greene street. corner
n B.-Ladss attended by Mrs. Dovey.
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EOR sALE-AT KIMMKy's EXPRESS STABLE. 80
West Twelfth street between Greenwich and Washing
carts, express, &c.
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TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Old Line. Low freight.
The well known first class sidewheel steausbio
BlENvIiJ,E.

IL J. B Baker, Commander
VII leave pier rs North river on SATURDAY November 3D. At
8P NJ. Freight taken for Mobile n;yeston Iavacrs n
dianca and ali points the Misssspp and Ohio rvers N
be reshipped al New Orleans. - -
applyt to "'on''
LIVINGSTON FOX h co, IS Liberty street
Saturday, December II = - tS'
9. u. MALLORY 3 CO. lss M.,asn ana
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EUROPEAN srRAM5uIPs.

INOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
sail aS follows ~
CITY OF BROOKLYN SATURDAY.. Nov a. a A. NJ
XIV XIV ~ LIMERICK tva Halifax, Tuesday Nov. ~ II AM
CIrY OF WASHINGTON SATURDAY. Dec. 10 r. NJ.
aa eaeh succeeding Saturday aud alternate Tuesday FROM
Payable In gold. Payabe in currency
Ftrst cabin. ............S7li gtaersgo as0
10 10 hsfsn isnasn. sNs.... To To ,;onson vs.. Y
raengers also forwarded to Antwerp, Rotterdam swe-
den, Norway and Denmark at reduced rates.
Tickets be bought at molerate res by
wishing 20 send for their friends =
For further Information apply at the Company's Office
JOHN u. DALE, Agent,
10 broadway, n. r.
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'rHE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION AUTHORIZED BY
an act OF the Legislature of Virginia, passed Janu
nry sg, isS1' creating Hon II; Aw1sE r hooss y s;
GaLhkD, and others body corporate for tho beneat y
the Widows and Orphans OF the southern states invites
proeosas from parties disposed contract fo the pnVes
conferred by the charter.
Monthly payments will be required and ssfsfsctoy 40
cuiy Tor the punoua flent OF 'hc terms o. snc 0'"
tract. 49,.
For further Information address the unierasne nv "
D1h dRg OF Nnvsmber al . brsnSln 'iIce ysc
MAnasng D.reeLoc,
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COAsTwIsR STEAMSHIPS.

COAsTWISR STEAMSHIPS.
TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS, ToUcHrNd
Pm ss Al new ran steamer CLYDE. Capt piers
on Tie Galveston nousioa and Henderson aud B. b T. asd
- ''sA' Raii'iSs SsiRSsS sGR'y co.. 1853 Maiden lane
FoR NEW .2sLE 2RLEASs vs.. pIEEcr Ire su ~
From pier No. dSissE Y Nj EysT 4 O'Clock A
- on Saturday, Noyember.a
Tss sss,sd Ssy Through rates given for g.
.p 'sA' Or '''A kESES .Ss :rg.sst s
TOR NEw ORLEANS DIRECT
ssSias No scriS rs.r At ocSsk Z foows;
Frsisht rsseiysd e Through rate. given daivs:iea.
AnSSsaSoa Sh,o Mssis ssa Ana -. Lol,s' .ax ,.,x.,
.pss pss'ats ss ss arss'
EoE MosIIh1TuE M uE Al STEAMSHIP GULF sreEAM.
urdy Noys%ssr w Ss s fSr ho %
esh Or passage .ppy 1S5'w % s.'la e f. MAIicsS
THE GsEAJ AIs sorThEnk TnEIadr AND pAssENoER
PokIs
aud the
sailing from pier No. North river al p 81 every Tuesday
IN. sr. e... .assh.. ssS.day sc.%.sp sna snsaf'4'
sogTh CARoLISA, Captain ,. T. Beckett
ThrouL passage 1sse ami bills of ain issued lowe~
F'' 's' ''fh hsss ~ gs'fssi S Jpg co. 60 Broadway,
For through freight tariff and apply To
BENTLEY y. HAslL!. Ucn-.sl Agent,
Great Southern rreiaht Line 3i7 broadway,
Thomas street.
The steamship CHAMPION WIN follow sni sail saur
day, Nov. 80.
L,oR NORFOLK CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
IL Old dominion Steamahir Corspany.
stesmshrs Of this ue leave pier ~ North river foo Of
Beach street,
For Norfolk, City Pom. aud Richmond every Tuesday.
Thursday and SATURDAY AT NJ connecting with the Var
gnia Afr ina the Inland Inns.
Petersburg ard Weldon railroads. Chesapeake Ohio ra
and paa
seneer through bs OF lng a. reduced rates
| all points south a md Southwest
Apply a, Office on pier 81, or 70 ..,>..
lSI Greenwich street, Of Dcy.
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LNoR sALE-THE HANDsoMEsT SHETLAND PONY in
II New York. years old, thoroughly broken 10 harness
and saddle square ro,tcr and rapids has been used by
children for two warranted sound kind n every
particular also Wagon and Harness; Complete estap q.
pelt, At liz hast Twenty second street
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ENOR SALE-A BARGAIN; A NEARLY NEW TOP
Buggy, good Horse, free traveller, Harness to be
seen at W. PAGES STABLE Cumberland street and Fulton
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which the term-of-years policy on her
life would become due if she had lived.
and before the period at which the in
surance on her husbands life, or on her
child or children's life or lives, becomes
due, to her husband, or to her or her
child or children, (if of age,) for the use
OF said child or children, as shall be pro-
vided for in the policy or policies of in
surance, or to the guardian of the said
child or children, If under age.
SEC. 10. No policy of insurance shall
be issued by this Company until applica-
tion shall have been made for insurance
amounting in the aggregate to one mil
lion of dollars.
Within sixty days after the organiza-
ton OF the Company, the Company shall
deposit with the Comptroller G General,
there to remain open to inspection at all
times,) fifty thousand dollars, of the
stocks and bonds of this State, as q
security for the policy holders against
loss, said Company to collect the interest
on said bonds, so long as it remains SOL
vent: PrOrided, ho,cerer, THAT no policy
shall be issued by this Company, until
the provisions of this section shall have
been complied with.
SEC. IL. This charter shall be subject
to any such revision and change of its
terms, rs may hereafter be adopted by
the General Assembly.
In the Senate House, the seventeenth day
of January, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
seventy.
CHAS. W. MONTGOMERY,
President pro ten,> of the Senate.
FRANKLIN J. MOSES, JR.,
Speaker House of Representatives.
Appi owed the nineteenth day of Jauu-
AIRY, A. d. 1870.
ROBERT X. SCOTT. Governor.
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Pianos! Pianos!! Pianos!

%Saa JUST received from the Fac
TX tory, and for sale at a bargain, a
TYP ! 3!magnificent n Octave PIANO
FORTE, Of superior finish and unsurpassed
in tone. Also, an excellent second. hand
PIANO. Piano FOrtes of the most celebrated
makes furnished at mandatory prices.
Pianos. Melodeons and Organs tuned and re-
paired III the most complete manner, on rea-
sonable terms. VIM. II. ORCHARD,
Piano Forte Agency, corner Of Bull and
hlchiand streets. Jan %
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Patent Office .

A LENANDER & MASON, Solicitors %. Ame-
IA rican and European Patents, and Conn.
selors al Patent Laws, fifteen years exper-
ence as solicitors of Patents,J 400 Seventh
street, opposite the Patent Office, Washing
ton, ID. c. Papers carefully prepared, and
Patents secured without delay. Examinations
in tho Patent Office free of charge, and nc in
diVidual fee asked in any case, unless Patent
is allowed Charges as reasonable as any
other reliable Agency. Send for circular Of
terms, instructions and reference. Jan 80
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ERRORS OF YoUTH-A gentleman who

ERRORS OF TOUTFH.-A gentleman who
suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Decay. and all the effects Of youthful
indiscretiOn, will, for sake OF snfirring huma.
nifty, send free to all who need II, the re-
ceipt and directions for making the simple
remedy 10y which he WAS cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit bv the advertisers expert
ence, can do go Ivy addressing, with perfect
confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN,
Nov 10 3mo No. AZ Cedar street New York
To CONsUMPTIVEs.-Th advertiser
having been restored to health in few weels,
by very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with a severe lung affection, and
that dread disease, Consumption, is anxious to
make known to his fellow -su fferers the means
of cure
To all who desire it, he will send copy of
the prescription used, (free of charge,) with
tho directions for preparing and using the
same, which they vii! find SURE CURE FOR
CoNsuMPrIoH, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, etc The
object Of the advertiser in sending tile pre-
scription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which he conceives to be invalua-
bic; and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and NAV
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York
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Immense Stock

OT sold Silver and Plated Wares, selling
~ cheap, al ISAAC SULZBACHER'S,
Columbia Hotel Row.
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Large Assortment

OF new styles Ladies' Half SETS, lsome
~ thing elegant at
ISAAC SCLZBACHER'S,
Columbia Hotel Row,
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TORPID SYSTEM.-Somet etimes. with
oat any assignable cause. tho physical
strength and animal spirits give way, and
strange torpor falls alike on the body and in
tellect. There is little or no pain perhaps.
but the natural vigor and elasticity Of the
nervous and muscular system seems to have
departed, and an indifference to the pleasures
OF life, and even Of it's grave responsibilities.
takes the place OF that earnest interest in both
which chara cterizes every well balanced mind
whom in healthy condition.
This state OF partial collapse il often the
premonitory symptoms of some serious ma
lady. 1t indicates unmistakably that the vital
powers are languishing and need a stimulant.
In such cases the effect OF few doses OF HOS
TETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS is wonder
fully beneficial. The great tonic wakes up
the system from it's browse The sccretions
and the circulation receive n new impetus
Tho relaxed nerves re,,over their elasticity
under the operations Of the specific, like the
siackened strength Of q musical instrument in
the process OF tuning. Lcthargy and debt
llty are replaced by energy and vigor, the
spirits rise, and life that almost seemed n
burden while the season Of depression lasted,
becomes once moro enjoyable. That such
radical change should be produced by a reme-
dy entirely devoid of the powerful alkaloda
and minerals 30 extensively uscd in modern
practice, may seem incredible to those who
pin their faith ON the medicinal efficaoy of
active poisona, but if these skeptics will take
the trouble to inquire OF those who have
tested the corrective and alternative virtues of
the Bitters under the circumstances described,
they will ind the statement to be true.
Rebl +e
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The Finest Assortment


or Table and Pocket CUTLERY in the city,
W at reduced prices.
ISAAC SULZBACHER,
Columbia Hotel Row.
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Large Assortment

ht La dc s and Gents ine GOLD WATCHES
" all CHAINS. for sale a,
ISAAC SCLZBACHER'S,
Columbia Hotel Row.
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Special Notices,

MANHOOD AND WOMANHOOD.-ES-
SAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the passional
attraction Of the sexes, and the happiness of
TRUE MARRIAGE, when perfect manhood and
perfect womanhood unite to consecrate the
union. Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Adj
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Phi
iaoelphla, ia. Jan 29 3no
JUST OUT.--"CHERRY PECTORAI,
TROCHES!" superior to all others for Coughs.
Colds, Sore Throat, and Bronchitist, and
Hoarseness. None 80 pleasant-none cure 30
quick. Manufactured by
RESHTON & CO., Astor House, New York.
For sale by DR.. @. H. M1or, Columbia. g. @.
No more of these horrible tasted, nauseat-
ing' brown" Cuded things. Dec 2S IIt3mo
pAIN KILLER CURES SORE THROAT.
A FAvORITE Medicine with all classes.
"A Is DAVIS PAIN KILLER
TT you have Painters Cello,
Il USE THE PAIN KILLER.
NO Medicine is so popular
~ AS THE PAIN KILLER.
X EEP the PAIN KILLER always at hand.
TFyou have Cough or Cold.
Il USE THE PAIN KILLER.
OOk ont and not be caught withouta q
IL Bottle OF PAIN KILLER in the house
/ Ell every body use the PAIN KILLER
LIZ For SPRAINs and BRUISES.
ENVERI sailor should carry bottle of
LIZ PAIN KILLER with him.
pEMEMBER, tho PAIN KILLER is for
1O both Internal and External use.
The PAIN KILLER is sold by all druggists
and dealers in family medicines.
PERRY DAVIS & son, Proprietors.
a High street, Providence,
37s st. Paul street. Montreal, Canada,
~ southampton Row, London, England
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