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GENERAL WAR NEWS.
Anglers THREATENED BY THE GERMANS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
LONDON, jan &c, 1871.
NJ. Gambetta arrived at Bordeaux to-day from
Lille.
MILITARY OPERATIONS IN THE WEST.
The Prussans have destroyed the railroad bridge
over the Cher, near Tours.
The French have reoccupied Aencon.
The Germans threaten Anglers
MISCELLANEOUS TEMs.
The steamship Lafayette has arrived in the
American arms at Bordeaux.
Cherbourg harbor is crowded with captured
German ships
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
26l Broadway, corner Murray strsst
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LONDON, Jan. 81, 1870.
! have received the following important de-
epatch from the NEW YORK HERALD CORE
kpondent In Paris, dated on the 23d inst.
Your correspondent writes =
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BONAPARTIST INTRIGUES.
GREAT ACTIVITY OF THE B1NAPARTISTS.
ChiSelhurSt, WilhelmSlOhe and Versailles in
Constant Communication.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW york HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. 20, 1871.
arrived at WilhelmshUne.
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CARD FROM JEM MACE.

EAST NEW YORK, May Q, 1871.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
am deeply panied to learn that some evil and
designing persons, during my absence in the coun.
try taking advantage or the sad death of Coburn's
wife, have attempted to injure in the eyes OF the
public. These woud-be crafty individuals, since
the affection which has befallen my intended oppo
nent in the ring, and before his arrival In the city
Friday, industriously circulated the report that
cUmess oppose the sasp %esn cnam
pionship, and thus force Coburn to appear
in the ring with the scenes OF the death chamber
yet lingering upon his mind To those who know
me 1t is unnecessary to contradict this designing
story, but TO the public owe an explanation that Is
at once frank end sweeping.
The story is soon told. Upon receiving the ntelll-
gence that Mrs. COburn had died suddenly my
agent, Mr.. James Cusck, knowing my feelings, and
fully assured by his intimacy with me that would
smacked OF the heather. and that he would anici-
pate my wishes in the delicate treatment Of the
sudden bereavement, despatched o trusty mes
oanTn maaIer advise a'S T pna
CoDurn at once assured him, without much consider
ment Ny representative suggested that be had
better reflect, and giving him until evening to de-
eide, retired About seven O'Clock the verbal answer
came the substance OF 1t being that he tCoburn) did
not wish the light to be put on and would pe on
hand at the time named. This was after SIX hours
rejection. Thus, you Will note that instead of re.
fusing postponement OF the match obeyed the
dictates OF humanity and rendered C0burn not only
my sympathy but placed in his hands the power OF
putting OF the contest, Could do more2 Let the
TO inJure me answer. Yours, very respectfully.
JAMES MAZE.
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SPARRING EXHIBITION.

Complimentary Testimonial TO Arthur Cham
beers, Light Weight Champion OF England
Pleasant Reception and Capital Glove Eu-
counters.
The complimentary exhibition TO Arthur Cham
bers at Professor Cark's West Houston street, last
night. proved an ovation Long before the hour Of
commencing the amusement the hall was densely
crowded. ana when the nrst selto was commenced
there was not breathing room. chairs and tables
were provided, but the dense mass OF humanity
covered them SO completely and instantly that 1t
looked like swarm of locusts upon a devastating
raid. The master OF ceremonies was Uncle Bill
Tovee, seventy years old, but yet quite &C.
did his duty We'll under the circumstances TO
begin the entertainment Young OLeary and Young
Murphy appeared, and after much sparring and
ken and Cronen. This was marked with more
ability, and caused the throng to cheer heartily.
Then came Mcclellan and Mike Hackett, Of ST. LOUIS
and much was done by them to please the audience.
1t give and take from the time their hands went
up before their faces and bodies and continued I'm.
til exhaustion. Young Edwards ana Young Gamble
previous encounter, testined their appreciation, by
renewed applause Harry Hicken and Jerry Doha-
van 1.-THE latter matched to fight IN lew
in every movement They pummelled each
other on head chest and body, and
only left their work when the audience was satis-
couple then presented themselves. when the bene-
6cary and George Seddons, appropriately dressed
for the important event, came upon the scene and
closed the evenings sport, Cheer after cheer
greeted the glove contest and although 1t quite
pl olonged, the spectators did not tire There was
much TO applaud. 1t was meeting long looked
that the audience were convinced that In
the set-to Chambers was the better man with the
gloves. They retired perspir.ngly, and the show
broke up. Ned O'Baldwin and George Rookie were
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Dan Richmond the State Engineer, has been on
the ground almost continuously since the
29ih ult, and in an interview WIN tnc
HERALD reporter TO-DAY he said that 5000 yards
more OF earth would bring tho embankment 70
level with the bottom OF the canal He thought ahaS
Is. 900 yards would far oil the gap rs 10 aunt VI
the letting In OF the water and hoped tnat TUESDAY
night would witness its completion TO tnat extent
No absolute estimate could be made OF the cost "
Reconstruction, but the labor bill would proDapy pe
covered py s40 900. Mr.. Charles Daniels, the GIVE
sion superintendent, made similar statement Con
tractor Selye, VINO has Kept seepess vigilance,
has indeed, accomplished herculean task-en
dorsed Ihe opinion OF the Engineer, and added tnat
II would require at least five days from the letting
In OF the water before navigation could be opened
This would be necessary from the fact OF the care
required by the condition OF the newly built BANKS
and for the reason that there Is little or no water In
the canal between this point and Montezuma. MT
Fay was the only one OF the Commissioners at
Lords. the State tent, this afternoon.
A pole was raised to-day and nag hoistod In
front OF the camp OF the National Guards, In honor
OF its christening as Camp Selye. A target match
occurred In the afternoon between the TWO compa.
nies-C0mpany and the Sclye Guard IN which
the former won the prize, silver pitcher, salver
and goblets, presented by Mr.. w. w. Selye.
Tonight twenty additional men belonging 10 the
companies now on the ground came down from
Rochester Thousands OF visitors are expected from
that city tomorrow Sunday, and the boys are
making every exerti0n to look brave and bright to
receive them. Rumors OF an intended attack are
again circulated at eight O'Clock tonight, but are
probably QrOundleSS.
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yss.m:np rnie. Partridge, Galveston via Key wess-c
Steamship Lodona Hovcy, New orleans-c n Mallory
Steamship Geo Cromwell, clapp New Orleans b crom-
Steamship Gulf Stream, Mccreery Savannah Lowden.
Steamship San Jacinto, Atkins, Savannah-Wm CARR
steamship James Adser, Lockwood Charlsston-H R
Steamship Benefacsor. Jones, wilmington Nc-Lorlard
seamsl,p Geo Upton Roberts, Norfolk City Point and
Steamship Wyanoke, Bourne, Norfolk City Point and
sssa%sSp Oo RnsS Johnson Georgetown Dog
Steamship Fanta Doane, MISUNDERSTANDING Steam
Steamshp Neptune. Baker, Boston--H pimock
chip John worster. Bourne Bristol, E-E Morsan's
Bark Grace Chr. IRVINE sydney-wends, Tetens Book
Bark Bertha Rod CNor), Rod. Aarhsus Denmark
BARK Kosmo. 1Sa,, wierics.. BrsmsnFredl schwoon.
Brig rr.nio tis.l, cacsce. od.ssa-slocoyich l. Co
schr @ Libby, Libby, Point Pstre. Guad-o Loud
Brig 9 W Morris tBr, Morris, Antigua O vessels
, Brig HaTy * Aubrey (Brl, Briggs, Barbados-r &F A
Brig Jsbes CBr), whittier. HAMPTON tBermuda,-puncan
Brig auysboro tBr Potter. S, John. NB-orandan. Ber-
schr Helen Hastings fBr). Aubrey St John, MP Ne
schr v x Chapman tBr,, Packhsm. st john Mp l
Brig Poiedo OBJ, Dyer, Morshead City, Nc-Mnlsr 4
sc5r Rosalis lBr), cleare Harbor Island Jos Eneas
Schr Sarah Bernice. PROCTOR Musquash-Jas Murray. .
schr Anna Dickerson Dckerson Observation-Disclosures, Ball
AGO.
Schr VIM Dill, Rowland, Jacksonvle-Bentle Miller
Co.
schr Annie Boriand. voorhs Cedar Keys-van Brunt
Slaght.
schr Ella Travers Bulger Charleston-Beney, Miller &
Co.
schr Anna Turner Nerney wilmington-wm Chalmers.
Schr Frank Walter, Brewster, Richmond-van Brunt
Slaght.
schr jamestown, Brown, Richmond-van Brunt slaght
schr Lockwood, Sharrett. Rchmond-yan Brunt
Slaght
schr Wave Crest, DAVIS. Georgetown-Rackett Bro.
Hal IN
Schr Red Jacket, Averill, Boston-S w Lewis Co.
schr Brewer. Terry, Providence-H W jackson Co
Schr AcKen. Mead, Stamford.
Schr Dart. Williams, Stamford.
Schr Nellie Bloomfield, Hobplc, Stamford
sloop Nearchus Young New Haven--Rackett Bro.
soop Cornelia, Norton, New Haven-Ferguson Wood
Canal boat nj Hart, Hanes Oswego.
Steamer N Fairchld Trout. philadelphia
Steamer Novelty, Shaw, Philadelphia.
Steamer Bristol Wallace Philadelphia
Steamer ComStock Drake, Philadelphia
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RAiLR0AllNG III ARKANSAS.

Delights OF Railroad Travel in tho Arkansas
Swamps-An Excursion Train Thrown Into
Ten Feet of Wnter-Narrow Escape Of Pux-
sengcrs.
MEMPHIS May 6, 1871.
An accident on the Little Rock Railroad last night
jeopardized the lives or party OF excursionists.
About two miles cast Of Madison the irestle OF
bridge had become impaired by the hood and the
engine OF the train plunged into the water
broken rail ran through the baggage car tearing
the flooring and throwing the car on into the water.
Every but the rear one was thrown on, and the
train narrowly escaped going into ten feet OF water,
IN the swamp. The escape OF the passengers from
death was almost miraculous. They reached here
this morning having spent the greater part Of the
night In the surrounded by water.
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EUROPEAN ~ -TS.

LONDON MONEY MARarT.-LoSDoE, MAY 60 =.
MConsos closed at sS4 for money and sS74 $50 for
the American securities quiet steady United
States nvetweniy bonds, 1852 coz 1885, old, sa; 1867,
s2lv tenforties, s9h.
LIVERPOOL CoTToS MARKET-LIvERPooL, May g.
i. M-lhe market closed quiet ana steady. middling up
lands lad 73sd.; mddng treaps, fd f9sd. Tne sales
the dav have l0U0 bales including 2JO for
and speculation. The shipments OF cotton from Bombay
report the 9th inst have been sn0GO
Sales OF coton ship named al Charleston Savannah at
It'd tor middiing.
TIyIarooL PsovisroSs MARKET.-LrvERPooL, May g.
2r M.Bacon ss per cw for Cumberland cut Short rib
middes, Ais per cwt.
LIyEkP0ot PRODUCE MAnKET.-LIvrRpooI, May g.
Refined petroleum. l6jsd 1870, per gallon.
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BOAT RACE At THE NAVAL ACADEMY.

ANNAPOLIS, May 8, 1871.
came on at three O'Clock this afternoon
between the st. Johns College crew and picked
crew OF the midshlpmen at the Naval Academy.
Although II raining very hard, there was large
attendance OF ladies and gentlemen. The distance
was three miles, Time OF the mdshipmen, 20 NIL
nutes and is seconds; time OF the 81 johns, q MI
nutes.
When In the middle OF the Severn river the ST.
Johns boat broke oar, which gave the race 10
the mldshpmen.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, NAY @, 1871.
CLEARED.

steauashipCty of Washington tBr). jones' Lverpool-J
Dale.
steamship Algeria tBr). lie Messurier, Lvcrpool-c
FfancklvD.
Steamship Manhattan (Br) Forsyth, Liverpool Williams
uon -. -.
Steamship Co.
Siesmsnip Donau IN Ernst, Bremen Oelrichs Co.
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THE ERIE CANAL BREAK.
TIE WATER TO BE LET IN ON MONDAY
On Thursday Next Boats to
Pass Through.
Details OF the Work OF
Reconstruct ton.

BUFFALO, N. T., May 9, 1871.
despatch from the break on the Erie Canaa u
farport says the water win be let In on Monday ana
that boats win surely be able to pass by THURSDAY.
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schr Davidson Smith, Phisdelphia for New Haven
schr Laura sof Buckspor) Roberts, Bangor days. with
steamer Relief 1wreckep. walcot, from the wreck on
The ship Plymouth Rock, Warner from London and Isle
ports hsd gales April
Ag ss ss hs sfra sTs .sa
an iceberg Sssap hshiship the Oh inst and
storm blowing at the time with dense fog
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Frank Randall. Machas for New York, with lumber
s s%pfss Elder Portland Hoeols
sshr Mary Langdon, Bennett, ROckiand for New York.
schr cbas nawley, Hawsy Pawtuckc. for Georgetown
schr J McHenry. Smith, New Haven for Philadelphia.
schr Smith Smith Grssnwich for Eli.sbs.hgort NJ
sshr Rogers Dickens, Rossn land G. Tor New YORK.
Yacht Orion, -, Bristol, ri, Tor New Yor.. -.,
mdse and passengers to Isaac odei : -
BOUND EAST.
Brig rils. Mackey, New York for s. John, NB:
E%%f s'sss sI
{ss %sIs fst
sehr bs s,ars %p h HS xsaSy Boston,
schr Geo Whistler, Jr, Crosby Albany for Salem.
Schr Sunnyside, Nixon, Albany for Hartford
Schr Flyaway. Kelly, Rondout for Lynn.
schr Caroline CorDea Crowley Poughkeepse for So
merset
Ship Orpheus, Smith, New York for Boston.
Schr II Odef, Harvey, Elizabethport for Stamford.
schr II Goldthwaite Osgood, Jersey City for Dennis
Schr VIM l. Peck, Bunce, New York for Hartford.
Steamer United States, DAVIS New York for Providence
Steamer Galatea, Nye. New York for Providence.
wHIrrsroNE Ii. May 6-7PM
Most OF the shipping which remained in the different har
bors along the coast in this district account Of the heavy
weather for the past few days got this AM and
SAILED.
Steamships Algeria, Manhattan and City OF Warrington
for Liverpool; Donau, Bremen southampton india
Glasgow Lodona. New Orleans; lssippi, and George
Cromwell do Title, Key West and u sston James Adger
Charleston Wyanoke RiShmond Sc; Gorge Upton DO !;
nita Philadelphia Gulf Stream Savanna; San Jacnto do
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APRIL, MAY AND JUNE.

Purify the Blood
a ELM aSIiS FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
uELMBoL6s e FLUID 'g EXTRACT III sAKsApARILLA
f sTe fG 2 & sa1sRL
p1 Is 'hs snssapA@LhA
beauties the complexion
At o. o
and those who have used suc length OF time My
'dfs
decoctons usually msls ana wine glass, added to
A''00n 4 p aeigh,ia beverage ages way
hELLM1BBoLDs SAaTsA GsAPE FILLS FILLS
MELMBoLD's CATAw BA GRAPE PILLS,
used Se'd''
n hn.%s e cAA aH aAe s x f fills
sfaS: VS. FH.fs''
HEIagdIs aagE L
HrLMpo1b 5 sG ss4R4 s%sqsssa GGK 1lA PILLS
are composed Of Ca,awb g., Grape Juice and Fluid
How to proceed In the
Spring and Summer months
to insure new life new blood, new yigor.
Pills-worth Their weight
No ssisE ff1 Ii made fGE 'ns
All period of twenty
years hs. proved tn: TO be tine the case
Speaking Of those M and arising ri from The
Extract Of M power 10 more SO
than any other drug acquainted with II Is In tho
f. applicable TO state Of the system 20 ,unken and yet so
See great chemists and Pill OF America
WILLIAM K; WARMER CO.
II. Esteemed friend, we congratulate You
having the handsomes and at the time the most
ssnssa PHI that have nITn 1s AZ
HELMBoLD win remark in concluson that HE
before PUBLIC the sale
fitted them who followed they
unequaed the extent OF their sale and
by any medicine In the Dspensatov OF the United States
not excepting single herb, root plant or scientific prepa
ration. .
ALL STAND ON THEIR MERITS.
the Of ass o% IN
,cy given through adyeT'on and that am and have
sively to prove this see letter.:
from the largest manufacturing chemists in the world
am acquainted Mr.. II. 7. Henpold; he occupied
conducting where been equally
before nm have been fayora5y mp,ss;ed With MS char
Firm OF Powers 4 wegh,man. Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth and Brown streets Philadelphia.
The PHI have thought OF Offering to the afflicted Tor ten
They now perfect, shall stake nv time, money
the Pill itself maze, the bottle, label, wrspperal show
with what care they have been prepared After examination
no English or French preparation will show greater care,
Instead of the nauseousooking careesy prepared Pills
orally offered having experience physicians,
druggists manufacturers of medicines test the medicine
offered bv your obedient servant
Crystal Palace Drug Store, sa4 broadway, New YORK
Palace Pharmacy Gilsey House, Broadway and Twenty
PRESCRIPTIONS accurately compounded French, German
Temple OF Pharmacy Hotel Phiade phia, and
104 South Tenth street, Philadelphia
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FLUID EXTRACT SARSAfARILnA,-
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA-
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA..
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARlLLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPAkILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA..
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARlLLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA..
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FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA..
FLUID EXTRACT SAkSAPhRILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARlLLA..
FLUID EXTRACT SARSArARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSApARILLA..
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FLUID EXTRACT SAKSAPARlLLA..
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SAkSAPARILLA.
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FLUID EXTRACT SARstPARILLA-
FLUID EXTRACT SAkSAPARlLLA.s
FLUID EXTRACT SAKSAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SAkSAPA RILLA-
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARlLLA-
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPh RILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARll.LA.-
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SAILED.

for Liverpool; Donau, Bremen Southampton india
Glasgow; Lodons, New Orleans Isslppi, and George
Cromwell do Title, Key West sston, James Adger
chareston Wyanoke Richmond, &c; Gorge Upton, do
Benefactor Wilmington, NC; @ Knig Alexandria, Fa-
nlta Philadelphia Gulf Stream savann. San Jacnto, do
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SHIP PING NEW S

Almanac Tor New York This Day.
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Ore Thousand Mes nj Work on the OK Bow
Break-Anotiier Attempted strike Fru--
tratcd--Hepnirs TO be Comple1e6 ny tuesday
Next-Target Match AnOuy the Military.
FARpoRr, May Q, 1871.
One thousand men and Two hundred and twelve
teams went 10 work promptly TINS morning, the
teams as usual working very hard, and the men
doing little, or, az they term IL, 'sojournng,n and
little before noon small body OF laborers stopped
work and went In body 70 Contractor seiyes oince,
where they were promptly paid and discharged.
They then began TO talk loudly OF stTikct
saying chat no men teams should work Wine
the soldiers were present Tney made several
Intellectual enortsto attract the men who remained
An the works to their ranks but the guard along the
line was doubled and such disposition OF the re-
manning forces made to induce them 10 abandon
the attempt. and they soon left the scene. Ihey
have not ance returned. and the massof the men
have kept Their places in the line and are shofeihR
more brlskly than before the interruption LOOK
place.
There In a leayen OF boatmeu anxious 10 complete
the repairs among the laborcrs, aud they are sup
ported by the labvrers OF the vicinity, who feel the
proprety Of making hay While the sun shines. Mr..
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR TIL
MONTHS nv NAV AKIN IIrNR
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90 Sing 10 Ne, Sweet.

Nhu does not hear the r~usrliug Of angel
wings when reading The following limpid
. ruiu>i
Sing to me, sweet
Sing of white lilies floating clear
TN gprehug water, very near
My weary feet!
Sing Ia me. sweet!
Sing uf the swallows far of nest,
In r%uNtling branches, cared for, blest,
In her ~r'treat.
Sing to me, sweet!
Sing of l%talia's gentle cline
Her everything summer time,
With charms rePlete!
Sing to me, sweet!
OF heroes, martyrs, honest men,
" hose glorious sonla, free from pain,
Rest at His feet!
And now, my sweet,
Thy singing voice is full Of tears,
Thine eye the tender sadness wears,
Mine Uwn repeat.
h, songster sweet
Thy I,ic meltcth in my dreams,
Thy music ladeth like faint CLEAN
Of fairy feet!
Good night, my sweet!
Thy vUice hath taken my soul to Heaven,
Aud | would linger there till driven
The golden street!
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Hair Restorative.

Contains No LAC SULPHUR-No SUGAR OF
LEAD-No LITIIARGE-No NITRATE OF
SILVER, and Is entirely free from the Poisonous
and Health-destroy ing Drugs used in other Hair
Preparations.
Transparent aud clear as crystal, 1t will not
roll the finest ffbric-pcrfcctly SAFE, CLEAN
aud NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Long SOUGHT
FOR AND FOUND AT LAST!
1t restores and prevents the hair from becom.
ing Gray, imltarte II sUtt, glossy appearance, Ie-
moves Dandr1iiT, is cotl aud refreshing to the
head, checks the Hair from falling off, and re
sto,re it to u great extent when prematurcly
l0st, prevents Headaches, cures all l]lumUrs, GU
]tuncuus crurtionr, and unnatural Heat. As Il
DRESSING FOR THE HAIR il is the BEST
ARTICLE IN TIE MARKET.
DR.. g. SMITH, PatcntcC, Groton Junction
Mnss. Prepared only by PROCTOR BROTH
Frs, Gloucester, Massachusetts,. The Genuine
is put up in n panel bottle, made expressly for
it, with the name of the article blown in the
glars. AK your Druggist Tor Natures Hair
Restorative aud take no other.
E"r ralt by DIR. II. F. SCliVGGS
noY3-ly SNecctwatcr, Tenn,
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DIR. o. s. PROHIBITS
. N cd Pain XIII 1T.
NEVER FAILING

KILLS PAIN IN EVERY FORM
HURES Pains in the Back, Chest, Hips or
" Limbs, rheumatism, Neuralgia, Coughs,
Colds, Bronchial Affections, kidney Disesses,
dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Collie, Cholera,
Cholera Norbus, Pleurisy, Asthma, Heart Burn,
TOothache. Jawache. Earache, Headache,
Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Conclusions, Sores, Lace.
rated Wounds, scalis, Burns, ChilibIaiDs, Frost
Bites, Poisons OF all kinds, vegetable or snimal.
D61- OF all the Remedies ever discovered for the
relief Of suffering humanity, this 10 the best
Pain Eradicator known to Medical Science. The
cure Is speedy and permanent in the most in
~veterate diseases. This is no humbug, but q
grand medical discovery. A Pain Killer con-
t~ainining no poison to intiame, ~paralize, or
drive the Inflammation upon M internal organ.
Its efficiency is truly wOnderful-Relief is in1
stantaneOus. 1t 10 destined to Danish pains and
aches, wounds and bruises from the face Of the
earth. Prepared by l.. II. BRADTIELp,
je22-ly Atlanta, Georgia.
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Administrators Notice.

A IL persons indebted to the estate Of r. C..
"A Spear, deceaFed, are hereby notified to
come forward and make payment without delay,
and those having claims against said estate will
present their evidences Of debt, legally authen-
ticated. to the undersigned, within the time
prescribed by law, Otherwise they will be for
ever barred. y. =, HALE.
.cpt. ~, ls'i.it-pfA administrator.