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FEMALE COMPLIAT.

That claims Its victims throughout tue
length and breAhth Ofour land.
Many females suffer In some way ut ea'h
monthly period; some girls are In greet tpeiil
Lt the commencement Of menstruntlOn, while
older ones dread It's decline at she turn Of
life" Sometimes the menstrual how 10 too
much, or too little, or may be attended with
pain; may be irregular or entirely checked
or changed, In appearance, attended with
other distressing symptoms Ieucorrh@h, or
the whites" :" frequently drains the system,
or liberation OF the womb may create pain
and cause rapid prostrAtion.
Falling OF the womb Is an exceedingly
common complaint, giving much trouble
and distress. which, under ordinary treat.
ment, Is difficult TO cure.
Mysteries, Green Sickness, Irrltabillty OF
the Womb, and other serious and fatal COM
plants follow the female sex throughout
life. Lives there q medical gentleman who
has or can relieve the lair sex Of the above
troubles Not many. IS there no combl-
nation OF remedial agents that will come 10
her rescue We answer, Yes.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-10-22
V
FAMILY PILLS.

These pills will be found. on trial, to 10 SUI
pertor 10 any known combination ~ mudi-
Cinus Tor the cure Of Constipation and slug.
gish Bowels. In hese conditions Of the all
m0ntaTy canal which render the persOn un-
Apply OF 10 no mo-, onu,tOn a @ 20 Sn sHI snlns n
fallible. As a purgatiye in all lever and In
flammPtoTy diSeas' 5. Ia acute rheumatism,
u fammatiOn Of the liver, brain, kidneys
ana bladder. in erysipelas, fever and aguG
cute ophthalmiA or sore eyes, dullness ol
the head, vertigo, dizziness, etc, they can
not be r1celleI. They should be tak In
connection with the sarsaparilla and Potash
In the diseases for which that remedy IL re.
commended. and with thl Extract OF Wild
Cherry in rOughs, colds. etc, and with tho
Famous stOmHch Bitters for chills and lever
or Ague and lever.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-10-22
COMMON GROG SHOP BTTTERS

Empty Bitter Bottles OF various styles,
can DO found around almost every dwelling
aud cabin throughout the land. Their taste
Is pleasant, ana arn advei tlSed to cure al
most every disease, while the manufactur-
ers know they possess no medicinal proper
ties whatever they arc so many disguises
Tor exceedingly common beverages" which
do not, nor cannot possibly cui any one.
Beware Of these pleasant BittOrs In quart
b tiles, they contain sting for your vltals,
and he who buys them carries "toper'sn
grog into his house. one man who knows
nothing about medicine, says his big bottles
Of common stuff will cure ohlls and fever,
rheumatism and consumption; an other,
whose D0ttle Is very fancy, uTes all impuri-
ties OF the bl cd, makes old men young,
casts out devils, restores sight to the blind,
and numerous other miracles; while yet an
other who presumes every man q drunk
ard. proposes 70 sure collie, ingrowlng mails,
yellow fever, heart disease and l0ve-slok
N maidensil We know they make no such
cures, VIC know the people at large are de-
ceived aud swindled, AID as We desire 70
ventilate these common humbugs, make the
following challenge 10 one and all;
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-10-22
Ill.
STOMACH BITTERS.

FOR dyspepsia liver complaint, and all
species Of Indigestion, Intermittent ever,
lever and ague, and all periodical disorders
the stomach BitteTs Is prescribed as q sure
aud iniallible remedy by the m ut eminent
medical men. The body OF all similar pre-
paratiOns, is common RAW VIII SKI or
ALCOHOL, which contains great amount
Of Fusel "a and other poisonous substan
ces, whilst the body Ol these Bltters is PURE
Old BOU ,IBUh or COPPER. DISTILLED
WHlSK the best and puTest WHISKY
known or y oduced. The other ingredients
are tue most costly and powerful hn0wn in
Mdtsrid mtdiod; tue prepar tti0n being made
ON the mOsl scIen tile principle, that uG dis
placement, thereby extracting all the mei-
iCinal virtue UI the ingredients which can
not bc done In any other wAy-n0 other sim.
liar compound being made uther than in the
Old style Of uecOctOn or mAceTation. The
stomach Bitters will give immediate relief
Ia collie aud nuX; will cure co ,uvenOss; Is Il
mild and delicate lnyigOTAnt for delicate fe-
males; is AN excellent appetizer as well aS
strengthen r OF the digestive organs, aud Is
de.Iraple alike as - corrective aud miid
stimulAnt.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-10-22
THE lGE OF HEALTH!
A Chart by which is shown
How No Man Need Live
Sickly or Die Young.
The Wonders and Blessings Of Recent
Medical Discoveries.
PREFACE.

The age Of unrolleved and unreliable suf.
feTing has passed away. The age Ol rellel
has come. Medical sciencc-which afty
years ago grouped In the dark, darkly-has
had revealed 10 Il, and Is every day reveal
ing, certain specifics which seem TO possess
the power OF magic. 4 he man who doubts
or turns away IS mad. The man who refuses
TO be convinced is 1t only to endure In ig:
norAnce what little knowledge would
avert. this spirit the celebrated remedies
OF EDWARD WI Dab are submitted "a
thinking and afflicted men ami women
They are not patent medicines, as the phrase
gOes, but remedies which are prepared in
the hrst plare FROM wise and scientific pre-
scriptiOns, and are sanctioned by experiences
n give below brief sketch Of the mos
conspicuous;
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-10-22

SATURDAY, Oct. 18th, 1870, II
o'clock, NJ. The tolling bells and
floating sable emblcms, through
out the city, proclaim the burial
hour of General Robert E. Lee,
the noblest and brightest jewel in
our Southern galaxy Of brilliant
and unfading stars, The great
heart of the nation is heavy with
grief, and the tears of the noblest
and best of our land will moisten
the sacred ashes of our illustrious
dead. Every household is clothed
in mourning, and every football is
hushed, and each whisper stilled
to do reverence and honor to the
memory of one of the most god
like men the world ever knew.
How shall we ever attempt q
eulogy upon virtue whose clear
and unsullied purity scars above
all commendation2 ? How shall We
dare to praise the memory of one
whose glory and fame are already
immortal9 Far down the unroll
ing scroll of the future hi,
deathless name will live il
the eternal light Of ages
and point with unerring ei
fulgence, to the classic and stor
rid past-that bright but brie
period when heroes lay down t.
their CORY slumber, wrapped ii
Lees flag, that they had gladl,
died to save.
The invincible chieftain of s,
many battlefelds, has laid himsel
down to slumber in the blood
stained soil so dear to his hear
while the bosoms of friends an,
foes alike, throb in sorrow for hi
loss.
Close beside his own love,
Jackson, he sleeps the last swec
sleep of those who have passe,
from among us, TO return to thei
places no more. Lay the so,
lightly upon his mighty heart, an,
tread softly away from the sacre,
spot of earth, hallowed by the fres
tears of his faithful and devote
country. Let the flowers lift thei
gentle heads above his grave, an
breathe their sweet fragrance upo
il, it emblems, of his own pur
and spotless nature.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-10-22

The election returns from the
Northern States, though meagre
are encouraging to the Democracy
Pennsylvania and Ohio preserve
Republican majorities, while {
revolution seems to have stamped
itself upon the political sentiment
of Indiana. We have no cause tC
be alarmed for the ultimate sue
cess of the Democratic party
The terrible imbecility and ex
trayeganCe of the present admins.
tration will not be slow in bring
ing about the desired politica
changes which it is the object oI
the Democratic party to accom-
plish. One more season ut Long
Branch, and the inert attendant
upon its baths, races and luxuries
who, while he carries his Presi
dental honors easy amid the
fumes OF whisky and to.
bacco smoke, will compile thu
end of the party which placed
him in power, and has employed
him, ever since, in destroying the
best interest of the country by en-.
forcing partizan schemes calcula,
ted to sever rather than unite Hur
demoralized sections. The Radi.
cal party has all it needs to secure
is own obstruction. 1t has
the "tether," and ere long will
hang itself through the Corrup-
ton and criminal carelessness Of
its leaders. The country needs a
change, the people will soon de-
mand 1t, error must yield to right
sooner or later, and as our hope in
the intelligence and integrity of
the American people has not di.
minished, we yet predict and be-
lieve that the next President Of
ahe United states vi b Demo
Dtt1
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-10-22
HY MENEAL.

uNrrie ,un " edne,da evening, Oct. l2th,
ut hcpsid nee Of the brides father at Port
IL on, y ,hr Rev. B Il Gotthelf, MICH .
LAN CHA FF, kq. to Miss CARRIE
nt ,EiMhh
We acknowledge the printers tribute, q
slice NJ lhr ide', cake and a bottle OF carte
bl mch We wish the happy couple an
ocr n f5is msni In md harbor Of peace
ore h-n HES trouble, are o'er.
mar I'd .on Thur,day. the lSth inst ,atllJs
o., Cs y rev. Y X Ioray, Major S
WA EHS, Of Tennessee, and Mss ELISE
No. IARK, ui Vict sbuTg.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-10-22
sarsaparilla and Potash.

This preparation Is an uBfaillng and rapid
cure lOr sCTOlula IN all Its forms, sCFotulOus
SORT oycs. chronic rheumatism, neuralgia,
kin diseases. no matter how old or inveter.
ate glandulaT sweliings Oftee neck Ur clsG-
whrre; chronic chills and fever, tGtteF,
weeping sore leg, ulcers brewery Kind, PIN
pies ON the face, Tin2wOrm, scAld head, TALL
Ing OF the hair or lopcCia, white swelling,
hip joint disease or mOrbus COxariOu., ,chrOn.
10 rIysipelas. dropsy. ague cake, etc. for the
rapid and permanent cure OF tie above DIS
eases this preparation stands unrlvaled, A
cure IL guaranteed in every pl co whore IL
10 used according TO dir, ctiUns Who has
suffered the horrors OF white swelling or
and Potash ready, cure and permanent
relief. rull directions accompany each bot.
tle.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-10-22
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.

That one tablespoonful Of English
Female BltteFs contains rs much med
icinal pTOperhes M one bottle Of any Of the
pleasantly tHs cd common ADVERTISED bltters
Of tho dAyi The medical profession 10 de.
eide the question. B0 II understood that
English female B'tteTs Is not q beverage,
buG 10 powerful Iron hnh Vegetable Tonic
eomhined. curing long standing chronic fe-
male complaints In every direction.
Put up In large hotties at 81 80 per bottle,
or six bottles for e8 90. ard sold by Drug
gists and merchants everywhere.
J.Ps D8OMGOOLE&C AGO.,
PFOpFietOFsS
Memphis, Tenn.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-10-22
Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.

DAIN in the right side, under the
/ edge of the ribs, increase on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the
left side; the patient is rarely able
to lie on the left side; sometimes
the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade, and it frequently extends to
the top Of the shoulder, and is some
times mistaken for a rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected
with loss OF appetite and sickness ;
the bowels in general are costive,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troubled with pain, accom-
panied with a dull, heavy sensation
in the back part. There is generally
a considerable loss of memory, ac-
comPanied with a painful sensation
Of having left undone something
which ought to have been done. A
slight, dry cough is sometimes an at
tendant. The patient complains of
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he complains of Prickly sensa-
ton Of the skin; his spirits are low +;
and although he is satisfied that exer-
else would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy. Several Of the
above symptoms attend the disease,
but cases have occurred where few
of them existed, yet examination of
the body, after death, has shown the
LIVER to have been extensively de-
ranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR. M'LANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, arc productive
of the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
FLEMING BROS, PITTSBURGH, Pa,
PRoPRlEToRs.
PS. Dealers and Physicians ordering from
olheH than Fleming Bros, will do well TO write
their ordsD distinctly, and take none int Dr..
MLaHr'i, Sy1payed BY Fleming Bret, Pfts'
bEygh. IA.
Sold by all respectable Druggists, and COunl1
StoTekeepeTS generally,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-10-22
The Great New Orleans Hair DyeI
The Best IN the Wnrld.

DISEA DIS CELEBR ATED LIGHT
Id niog Hair Dye CIV inIan ly eve y
sha ir m GHr ROWN IT, JET
BLAC'. | c4nb piled by any one IN
the simp'e manner. This IN gn fcent
Dye hR. bN6n uDive ally hsed by tn Bar
Ars ann never disaI Jints, ,hhut gives the
cnlor dc iTa 20 true 10 DAtura that tre
clio es he. ve- Is unable u detect Its use.
A trial II Sufil lie I 10 insure It Il place on
every tOilet stand. al others in comparison
being worth e>s.
soldby Druggists and Perfumers generally.
Nine 2 MI ne " thOnt the 81 nstuTe OF
l.. RINsaUD
JOHN FLEMING, Proprietor,
NEW OKLEANs, A..
Sod bv CHAs. NYSTRAND, Druggist,
sepl7 WHY Vicksburg, Miss
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-10-22

THE Patrons Of Husbandry In
Missouri have side degFeein which
they initiate horse thieves. After
tic ceremony rcth'rg car &c seen
Or The candidate, syd bbs ssssand j
all niealg cqvnce So pleasant o P
,ople which ing a nalaEions distFlei
o6end our need Is known z
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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-10-22
DrOmgOOIe q Co.'s Buchu.

The hist and cheapest combination for all
aiIecti0rs tho X dneys and Bladder ever
0ffers q 10 the pu lilo. u Il prepared By reg
ular physi0lais and used By tho profession.
Priee 81 20 per iOtile, or SIX bottles for -.
Sold hy Druggists and merchants nverS-
2. DfOmg6ole q Cos
-aaullNli6al memuhl1. Ta
osnN 4 90 sepi w. {
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-10-22

FIVE ents Additional win buy shoes with
liver or Opper tips, wnloh will save 'he
buver the price OF ew pair 0 shoes Com.
paTd wit rage toes and dirty Stockings,
they are beautiful 10 say theleast Parents.
try it. seDo-wSm
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-10-22

S--' rsas
y ,i,e1ionlt the Insane ~ 3.
COladsncs =
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-10-22

ing shall Be -. -. !.
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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-10-22

.s.ssg lnilu- Tha tariicuiIs
y iIr ln'.s win bon bo g bars, The
I,..uDsao' - ~ x sous ofcurb reqasns
81 The FstafF ; evening
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DEATHS.

Notice Of death Tee-ObttuGTy due cents per line
In Meadville. Pa, on April 10th, Mrs. NJ
RAM NORTON, aged about 81 years,
OF fever, at her residence in Bazetta, April
II, 1871, ANNA, wife of Armine I. Caster
line, aged y years.
Her life was an epistle knewn to all, and
her death was peaceful The NJ. E. Church
of Cortland has lost a worthy member. but
we trust the loss sustained by her youthful
husband and the church., is her eternatgain.
Her father, mother. one sister, a brother ana
infant daughter, have passed before her.
In the language of the poet:
Thus star by sta declines,
Till all are passed away;
As morning high and higher shine
To pure and perfect day:
No sink those stars In empty night
They hide themselves in heavens OWE
light.
Jan. I6. 1879. in Vienna, Trumbull Co., Ohio.
JAMES KENNEDY, aged % years.
The session OF the q. P. congregation OF
Liberty, of which he was a adopted
the following:
ter to remove from as, by death, James Ken
nedy, a member OF this Session for more
than twenty-eight years, therefore,,
hesolUed, LIST. We can bear witness 70
his sincere piety, his upright and blameless
conduct. his steadfastueSs in his profession,
and the universal esteem and confidence IN
which he was held by the congregation and
the Whole community In which he lived.
ID. That We desire to bow In submission
to the will Of our heavenly Father, and TO
improve the mournful dispensatinn as o
solemn warning 10 US to be more diligent
and faithful in our duty.
DAVID GooDwILLIE, Moderator
JAMES NELSON, Clerk
In Hartford, April 18th, Mr.. OSCAR FITCH,
aged 81 years.
Born in Hartland, Conn.,, he was brought
to this township IN his infancy by his father.
one Of the first s~ettlers. over forty years
since he united with the Congregational
church, of which be has since been a valua-
BILE member beloved by a large circle OF
friends For nearly two years consumption
had been wearing out his life, and loOSeaing
his hold on the world, until assured that q
happy hpme sboye was ready for him, he
prayed earnestly that he might be taken
thither, and God heard his prayer. P,
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April. 2. ls50-4t.s
EGAL NOTICE.

T EGAL NOTICE.
AIDA sheldon aud Luzerne Sheldon, OF
FOWLER, o., and Joel sheldon, OfTuscOla Co,
Michigan, will take notice that on the I'D
day oI April, lS7U, sarah Sheldon filed her
petition in the court Of Common Pleas, OF
Trumbuil County, OhiO, praylng
OF dover in favor OF said Ada sheldon, and
partition of the following described premis-
Is. viz: situate in the township OF Fowler,
County OF Trumbull and state of Ohio, des-
cribeu AS follows: Part of lot No. ~ in said
township. bounded east and south upon the
highway north upon the north line OF said
lot. TO extend so far westas TO include 50 acres
of land, being same land decided by Jonathan
sheldon to benJ. Sheldon, by deed recorded
in TrumbuIl county records, b. d, page III
Also, a parcel Of land in said township,
known as part of lots No. ~ M y, bounded:
Beginning ON the north line Of lot y, sixty
three rods west Of the northeast corner OF
IOI No. p. thence running east to said corner,
thence east fifty u a half rods; thence east
on land owned 10y Chloe Sheldon south by
land owned by chloe and Lucina Shelton.
next by the highway running Trough SAID
lot No. ~, containing seventy acres, being
same land conveyed by Jonathan sheldon
to BenjamIP sheldon, by deed recorded in
Trumbull Co. records, u. 81 pages 20 and u.
Also, a parcel Of land, being part OF lots 20
and 30, bOunded east upon land decided TO
BENJAMIN sheldon; north upon the north
line; south upon the highway, 10 extend for
ty rods west so Tar as {. include forty acres,
being same land decided by VIM. ID. RhOda
Davis, by deed recorded frumbull County
records. b. IS. pages 1871 and lS2
Also. "A parcel OF land in lot No. ~, In said
township, bounded: Beginning At the south
west corr er Of said lot and running east
along the highway hfty rods; thence north
81 DDS: thence west ON a parallel line win
the south line OF said lot To the north ana
south center road, SOcalied, running through
said township; thence along the east line Ot
said road to the place Of beginning and sup
posed to contain eleven acres, being same
land conveyed by Chloe and Lucina sheldon
by deed recorded same record b. ~, page Sl-
said petition will be for hearing at next
term OF said Court.
By W. T. SPEAR Atty,
April 2, lSFO-lt.
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~The Ohio Legislature excursion
Ests arrived in Washington city or Tues
day evening last. They were met al
the depot by large number of Ohioans'
whom were Senator Sherman,
General Garfield, Mr.. Mungen, General
Fitch, and Major Tisdale. In the fore
noon the visitors were very cordially re-
oeiyed by the President and prominent
ohioans, in the East Room Of the Execu-
tive Mansion, and were introduced by
Senators Sherman and Thurman. Mrs.
Grant came into the East Room before
the departure Of the visitors, and Joined
with the President in welcoming them
to the Executive Mansion. Mrs. Secre-
tary Cox was also present. and, together
with the Secretary, assisted in the re-
seiving Of the visitors, many OF whom
were old personal friends. The after
noon was passed in visiting the public
buildings AAd the Capitol. On Thursday
the party took q trip to Mount Vernon.
In the evening a grand reception and
BANQUET was given at the new Masonic
Temple, and on Saturday the excursion
lists started for home, feeling highly
nIeased with their visit.
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MARRIAGES.
u,r,7aoe yo,ic,, iuserted Gratis.


On thel 18th inst, at the Austin house, IN
Warren, o., by Rev. F.. H. YIngiing, Mr..
WATSON A. REEDER, to Miss ANNET-
IA CRIfTENDEN, both OF Gustavus.
In this city. on the 2lst inst, at the Gilmore
Hotel. by Rev. +. H. Yingligg. Mr.. GU.
s. PUGH, and Miss MAGGIE BURSON,
both of Mineral Ridge.
In Warren, Ohio, on the 2lst OF April, $50.
at the National House, by Rev. T. II.
YingIing, Mr.. SETH Z. CROSBY, and Miss
SARAH j.. CALVIN, both of Gustavus, U,
On the I'D OF March, at the residence of the
officiating minister. Rev. y. Young. in
Gustavus, Mr., DANIEL DUNBAR, to Miss
AMY JACKSON, both of Johnston.
April 10th, at the residence OF the brides
htheT, j. X. Belts, in Mercer Co, Pa, by
Rev. n. Young. Mr.. ALFRED II. KIN
MIR, of Kinsman, o., to Miss DIANTHA
BELTS, Of the former place.
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Chief Justice Chase announced as the
reason for not rehearing the argument
on the validity of tile legal tender act,
that not one of the four judges now on
the bench, who had concurred in the
decision, desired TO have it reheard, and
under a rule of the Court, unless a Judge
cOncurring in an opinion on a case
wished it reheard, it could not be done.
By the withdrawing of the other cases,
a directly opposite decision of the Court
of Claims is left reversed.
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~ From the Columbus Journal we
earn that the Board Of Managers Of the
SOLDIER and Sailors Orphans Home
met on Thursday last at the Governors
Office, at 9 call ofGoF. Hayes, and organ
lied by eIecHng 3. P. auckland, Of San
dusky, President, n. G.. Armstrong, Of
Xenia, Secretary, and N. S. Gunekle, OF
DAYTON, Treasurer.
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- Arson Burlingame was buried at
Mount Auburn Cemetery, Boston. on
last Saturday. The funeral was without
ostentatious display, but thousands fol-
lowed the corpse to its last resting place
81 q mark Of respect to the remains Of a
great and good man.
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n OOFING SLATE.-Extra No.
hBlue Mountain Slate. shipped direct
irOm the nine Of ]. s. NeWmYer, OF FlttS,
burgh. for sale in lois 20 suit purchasers, and
laid upon the roof by experienced skaters, IN
any desired style, at lowest rates
]. s. SEwMYER-
8. PARISH, Agent.
April Is, 1870,
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TEACHERS, EXAMINATIONS

WILL be held as follows: John
w ston, March 18th; Bristol, March 18th;
Warren. March 22d: Payne's COrnsTA March
23d: Warren. April 5th, and 18th, May 81 and
nth, and June 7th, 1870. Applicants VIII pro-
vic themselves with slate and pencil also
with the exact change. (hfty-three cents for
the payment Of the regular fee and postage.
By order OF the Board
GEO. P. HUNTER, Clerk
Warren, o.. March 9. ls70-Sm-
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The police of Montreal profess to have
discovered a plot to seize Prince Arthur
and confine him in some obscure place,
on the United States frontier, as a host
age for any Fenians who may be cap
tured in the raid that is not to come OFF.
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- The following is the amount. in
cons Of 1000 pounds, Of rails, pig iron,
snd iron Of sU kinds, exported from
Great Britain to this county during the
gear 1850. Rails, Sss,5Oe; pig iTes 49,
ass; iron Of 81 kisas, see,S5o,