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Health of Horses. Mules. Cows

SlCkNESS and death Of stock il ono Of the
~ greatest discouragements OF the farmer.
cnntr,a m9 cause e OF their death pay bo beyond
cases out OF ten, tho disease may be traced
to Indigestion, Derangement OF tho Bowels.
peoiiity. Where this Is the caso, we always
NJ AN HORSE POWDER. with This great
horse medicine you aro protected from Ioes.
For Weakness, Indigestion, Over-worked
horses, no better preventive medicine can be
given. Try it.. For sale only by
E. Fl. HkINITSH,
July t Wholesale and Retail Drucgist.
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Corn and Bacon, at Private Sale.
OVV 500 bushels prime yellow.
1,600 lbs. Breakfast fieoes, at low prices.
Apply at my auction room. jI
July IA JACOB I.Ey1N
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ThSgtSt9 & 3oStK3ccs.fEIi; H f.:

r-'~e~S ~e~cN ~ CyAEX V61VllQH.:.U0u1fEV
iff*iof' 'Lanfe1i1; 1oA
TII II ANf TIE OpfAQNrRLE4Ej INT,
s.Ei Vs!Iot and }1neJ8. iw6r 6rII1msuiy I1mnsuiy liHsl1G!
ander McCarley, his Guardian. ad lien, ns
:; :, Hobert Speers.- Copy Sup,u,ofyJ FOR Money
70 robert Spears, defendant in THE action, :
NOV are hereby summonHa and reaairei. td
Il ,auswetFthe oomplsfnth in this actiom.
Of which kntfy fs herewith rseryed upon Won
sna t1 sssys HAppE yonr aaswer on tho sui
hautensyille. 8. O., within twenty days aftcs
ene sery1cTof this summons On you, exclusive
II you fatl to answer this Complaint mitilin
70 70 9 time aioresafd, the plaintiffs will,apply Is
re H oouit tor the relief demanded in the COM
aHnL1NaToN 4 JAEGER. 8
b W. BALL, N I7':.'. :
Dated July:lo, 1871: A''0'A'''
To- the Defendant, Robert spocrs.
Iake notice that tho SUNNI ons in this action.
oI winch the above; is "a copy, together with
tne complaint, was flied In the offios OF th @
S!crS of the Court OF. Common Pleas. far
Laurens County, South Carolina, on the 10th
3. W. BALL, NJ !:
July IS. 1871. PIsihtif,s Attorneys
July 16 me,
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The Georgia Gin

f}NtllS ie tho third season we have sold these
Il GINS, and have never had siuglo com
plalnt. We offor them with renewed conf
donce. at moderate prices and reasonable
terms. LOR1CK & LOWHANCE. Agts.,
July Id EMO Columbia y. G.
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Cleaveland Mineral Springs, I
(FORMERLY-XyILS41w,sI

tFORMERLY-xvILs6N'si1
IS Aaes Vest Of Charlotte, N. C. !.l
'1NHE subscribers, having associated them
Il selves in the management. OF ttheAe
Springe, would announce to their friends and
the pn6lio that tho House is now open for the
reception OF yiaitors.
To those who Have tested the virtues di
these extraordinary waters, it is deemed mn.
necessary to say anything by way or cnrn-
mepdation, but to others they confidently "A.
sure satisfaction if they will make trial Of the
healing properties OF the waters fot' onlv d
short time. ,'t'' I a.7'T -? .t,1'!.- -
We pledge oursalves 10 spare neither paius
nor expenna 10 order to, Eender all who may
tayor US With call as comfortable "a poesi.
BILE: In prospeot OF an abundance OF euppiiaE
We have adopted The following scale Of fst'f''' sts'f''
>. REDUCED CHA HOES: ipi,:tr.,
II over 10 days, st 81 80 nor 3.n
II not over, 10 days,,. LIS
Children between tho aKes Of twS tSiSy and efant
years. and oofored servants, at half rates. i ;,
washing on reasonable terms, ;-g,l,
:, IL ID expected that tho Weatern Division OF
the Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford
Railroad will be completed to within a r1ile
or two OF the Springs at an early day. ..i.if.!-c
]. ]. BLAOKWDOD,s
June Is. III. OATES. 't
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OHITUARY.

Died, near Ridgsuay. g. c., on the 10Th
inetan. JOSEPH AUGUSTUS. lon,y SON of
Col. John Z. and Mrs. II. +. Black; aged nine
a5 CAristian NeigAlor and Columbia Pres.
6yte'ion please copy
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North Carolina Corn Whiakeyl,, !.
SO BARRELS OF superior qualify for sa1a
e1V, by the barrel. "A. HOPE Rs1' 20
July u 1iAAA'' -
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Saluda Dental Society

WTML meet in Groenville, 8. C.. at balf.
wv, past o'clock P. NJ, AUGUaT /, 1871.
Dentists generally are invited to attend, Ar.
rAngements will be made for the usual reduo.
tion in railroad aud hotel rates.
N. SIMS, President.
q. ~. iaoAPsoN, Beoy. July 1914
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CLOTHING HOUSE
CHILDs s & WILEY,
! COLU nIBIA, So. .c,.|

WE have marked down alt Of our.iaree
w stock Of READY-MADR CLOTHING To
such low figures that; tie price comaa ,.;thsr ~
reach Of al that Wish good fitting rarmant
made In the latest style and by the beet ma
ers in % New York. We are the only house ttat
seii All Linen Drawers at $3.50. We are the
Calcutta Suits, warranted genuine. An in.
epectlon OF our large stock viii settle the
mind OF any one that money is made by buy.
Trunks. only q few LEFT, at $40. -gnu juno pa
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DR. }, X e. co ID s |. !.
-. ......-i % .i..' .iD.fI n; = :
FASHION Is: u NABLI,Bl' J. GOODS.

~ ~: - W ..!us.! 49i
of domestic. French and English mannfao-
sure, which we Guarantee, at all timer, to sell
as low, nqe at .less prices. than any honse.
IN Columbia, bnying our. Goods from the
largest and most celebrated establishments3
IN she United States! And az we desire to
pleaee ali, we have now in our house the 81,
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NIGHT DDSPATOHEs.

New York, July 15.-A fre occurred
this morning, by the explosion Of bar:
rel ofbenzine. seriously burning six fire.
men and two, police; others slightly
burned.
ST.. LOUIS, July 15-The Fort Smith
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DR.. George Howe, Jr.,
W1LL PRACTIOE MEDICINE in Column
wv bio and vicinity from this date. Ofice
for the present. at the rasideneo Of Rev. DR..
HOWE. corner OK BlAndipg and Pick ems streets.
July II - ----'--1.. a :
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CHEROKEE sPRINnsi

CHER0KEE SPRINGS.
Eight Mites from gpartanourg o. H., s. O. '
AEICN HOTEL open Juno 1st, 1871.
Mssaz gosE gosrd .,opl per month tsoi per
4sSr i GR GsalySssasts,o ps * o1; @snd Ihs |is
cool and PLEASANT TO the taste. Has nrevan
efiieaoioqs ana in curing Liver Oomplaint, Dys
Disrrh@a, OutAneous Affections. 6biIIs andi
Fever, General Debility, and many other l. Ills
Of kindred natnre.. Tho table Will he ,,rn.
vided with the best the country affords, and
every attention given to visitors, calculated
Freeatone baths; Gymnastics. Cabins to
rent. Hacks run daily to the gprinrs from
spartanburg. II. @. OLIVER. Proprietor.
spartAnburg G. H., j. c.
Jnne % tbtr1o
The only Ane Playing Cards at poLLock's
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Cheap Fertilizer.
n 0T0NS. COTTON SEED MEAL. H1ce,.
-EO lent for nenure. EnWABD HDPE
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Self-Sealing Fruit Jars.
TH1HE bost in market, at reduced prices
Il q small lot oE F'
Pure APPLE BRANDY.
Pure Peach Brandy.
Pure Oognao Brandy.
Pure Neutral Spirits for putting M fruit for
winter uae. Is LORICK d LOWHANOE. =
Jnly 8 10
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BEST aeae !: 9! adds > PES ;....
f..tf fs @ E.il'
OF i't.f ..sa4. -.
ilt ts!Hi !;'f-', e ,4:.iL
.';- iiiY. ~
EVERY GLASS OF GOODS

From the lowest to the highest, ana we fool
confident that all those favorinR us with An
order from dist.nc. will be pleased and
satisfied that
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-18
Nennebet gournal.
Published on Water Street, Foot of Court,
AUGUSTA, MAINE.
BY SPRAGUE, OWEN T. NASH.
1allg Nennebre sournal.

Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Contains the latest news by telegraph and mail,
gives reports of the Markets. and has carefully pre-
pared political and local articles, and generous
amount Of farming, home and miscellaneous read.
ing with full compilation of State news.
Terms, 81 per annum in aduance; IS II payment
Is not made within the year. Single copies CENTS
to be had at the bookstores and at this Office.
Advertisements one inch in length three in.
serons less, 400; 25 cts. for every subsequent
insertion. Longer advertisements, those inserted
for any considerable length Of time, will be inserted
at favorable terms to the advertiser.
Special Notices % per cent additional
Amusement Notices, 81 per square per week.
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ASSETS.
Cash Balance in Bank, $l7447S 6S
Bonds and Mortgages being first lien
on Real Estate. worth 81 800 ,s,I 6l5 90
Loans on Stocks payable on demand
(market value of Securities, $685.,
49049) 2i9 300 90
United States Stocks (market value), 1850 937 so
State and Municipal Stocks and Bonds
(market value) 564 800 90
Bank Stocks (market vaue) l33425 90
Interest due on lst January, 1871, 4S 256 81
Balance in hand of Agents, 66, 100 Al
Bills Receivable [for Premiums ON In
land Risks, &C. 9,096 Il
Other Property, Miscellaneous Items, 81, SIC S.
Premiums due and uncollected on Poll.
cies issued at this Office, 6,421 %
steamer Magnent and Wrecking Appar
atus, 29,os5 II
Real Estate, 500 90
Government stamps on hand, 40 25
Total Assets, Si,57s, COS w
LIABILITIES.
Claims for Losses outstanding on lst
January, 1871, sl99,36S Il
Due Stockholders on account of sd
and 33d Dividends, 300 90
sl93,66S II
l. H. WlSVRrRS Sec'v CHAS / MARTIN pras't
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w. N. FISHER,
FILE MANUFACTURED,

TEMPLE St.. WATERvILLE. No.
All kinds of Files and Rasps, made nom the besf
Cast Steel and Warranted. Particular attention
given to Re-Cutting old Files and Rasps.
aS- Files and Rasps kept constantly e hAnd 70
exchange or for sale. Cash paid for Old lues.
Orders by Express or Otherwise VII is,c rsei's
prompt attention. deciSls"
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Waterville Classical Institute.

FNHE SPRING TERM will begin FEBRUARY
18TH, For further particulars inquire of the
Principal,
2w6-eodt u. II. NGON
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SALES. s.-Reubcn G Bowerscx. re'iding
in Franklin township. will dispose of his
farming implements. live stock, So, on
Saturday. March llth.
Messrs. kcr-t etter & Carmen, at the
Union Hotel. in bis place, will dispose OF
II large variety of household and kitchen
furniture, live stock. farming implements
&C.. on Friday March i0ih.
John l.. Marks, residing in Union town
ship Union county. will dispose of his hvc
stock, farming implements, &C., on
Wednesday, March 18th.
Adam b.. Walter and Henry Meyer. Ex.
ccuto ors, will sell. nj the late residence OF
Benjami Nee lelan, deceased, in Franklin
township, on Wednesday March 10Th, live
stock, farm implements. &c.
Mrs. Schncc. at the Cenireville Hotel in
Ccntreville, will sell household and kitch
eli furniture. &c. on Saturday March Is.
IL. &. Lands, of Ricefed, will sell furni.
ture, live stock, &C.. on Monday. Mar 2Oth
James burgess, of Franklin township,
will farming utensils, live stock, and house
hold goo =, Oh Saturday, March Goth.
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PsriSo or THE STANDING COMMITTEES. A.
F'publican Standing Committee Of
|F County, met at the Washington
on Tuesday Feb 2slh in pursuance
call Of the Chairman.
he districts wsro represented except
IN, Monroe, Perry aud Selinsgrove.
notion. Resolved that each district
'ented be entitled 10 two voles,
'llon Of Delegates to the State con-
% being in order, d. b. Meyer was
Representative and ii. Ii Grimm,
'rlal Delegate, unanimously,
notion, the Delegrtes were instruct
support Gen, Allen for Auditor Gen.
'r some other business Of minor i'm .
Pee the Committee adjourned.
d. Is. MOYER
Y. sHispEL, Chairman.
Secretary.
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Escnt, Hon. S. S. Woods, Presl
1ge, and Associates Hous. Geo
yer and j. q. l.. ShIndel.
IN THE oRPHnNs COURT.
llions for Guardians presented
aS to Orders of Sales, anc
|'fs Report confirmed nisi.
lnE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
= 4 Blanchard VS. w. q. Her,
'eplevin, continued.
10 vs. Jacob hendricks OF al
Seq. Replevin, continued.
10 VS. Bowes, Burns Il Meyer
1es. Replevin. Settled.
paubermao vs. Enos +. Wal,
ppeal Transcript Continued.
tse Bolig ct al vs. same. Ap.
lauscript. Continued.
~ Mpttern vs. Cathsrine Mat.
A. Sub. in Divorce. Continued,
Troxlsr vs. Isaac Jarrett
ss. Continued.
Hoch We. John l.. Kamp Sci
revive and continue lien o
Judgment for plaintiffs
.|
s!les 4. q, = Jacob r Waller
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Cbas Roush VS. Alexander Bertch,
ct. al. Trespass quore clasum .Jivga.
Settlement filed.
Lazarus Moyor vs Simon Shafler.
Ejectmeut. PHI. takes non suit.
Daniel @. Mace vs. Levi Miller ct al.
Appeal transcript. Settlement filed.
Charles s. Fortcn VS. Jere Bcgar ct.
al. Assumpsit. Plff. takes non suit.
Elizabeth OFT VS. b. +. Wagepseler
OF al. Trespnss quare ciausum .freg't
de bonis asportotis Continued.
German Reformed congregation of
Selinsgrove VS. Frederick Gemberling.
Appsal Transcript. Judgment for
plaintiffs for s20s
Allen +. Mitchell VS. Geo b. Strsub
Appeal transcript. Settlement fled.
p. X. Blocker VS. p. H. Lamey l.
Brother. Assumpsit. Judgment for
plaintiff fote1l2.
Weller & Sweeney VS.. w. G. Herrold
Assumpsit. Continued. fys
G.. w & Ventitia Irene Walls US
Jacob Walboru and Mary X. Snydor
Eiectment. jury find in favor of pIf1s
land described in writ and six cents
damages.
A. Snyder for use Of Jonas Kissinger
Assumpsit. Continued at instance OF
defendant who is ordered to pay costs
Of transcript
Iu the matter of the Incorporation
OF the Masonic Association Of Selin,
Grove. Articles of Association filed.
In the matter Of tho Incorporation
of Hions Lutheran Chuch of krarz-
ersville Rule in applicants to close
Testimony by 6rst day of next Term
The following Hotel licenses wcro
granted
Elias Foreman, West Beaver,
Susnn Koons. Chapman township
Henry Benfer pax'onville
Enoch Smith, Fremont.
Caiharine Msttcrn, Troxe)vills.
Isaac n. Troxel.
VIM. s. Long, Centcrville.
Jacob Wcist, Mckees 4 Falls.
John A. Stablnecker, Mlddlebburg,
INTHE QUARTER SESSIONS
Commonwealth " Jacob Shot her
ger, Fornicsticn aud Bastariy De't
pleads guilty. Usual sentence.
Business was transacted with the
usual dispatch.
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MARRIED..

Feb, % by Rev G. @; Erlenmeysr. Ma
lbias schnee Of Mt. Plensant Mills and
Mrs. Eliza @ Weaver Of Cenierville.
Feb. 20. by Rev. j. =. Shinde, Christian
A. Bingaman and Miss Mary A. Bubb,
both Of Franklin township.
Feb. ID, by Prof. d. S. Boyer. Wm. G
Aurand and Miss Savilla Fetier. both OF
Sbnmokin Dam.
by Rev. NJ. L. Sbindel, George Fagely
and Miss Annie Keeler, both OF Middl e.
creek Twp.
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Mr., WALTER ARR one Of the Commits.
ppsrs Of Juniata county died at his resi-
nce in Susquehanna twp, on the 18th
b, Mr.. App was formerly 4 citizen Of
lin'grove, this county, and well known
this community.
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MUSICAL TRGAT.-Our musical friends
10 well TO ex xamine PaTERs' MoSTHLY,
;aaine published by Peters, the New
Music Publisher, Al three doll ars a
/. II is issued on the 18th Of every
b. and contains in each number thir-
p pages Of the latest and 5est music,
ed from full size music plates. Tho
Ea number contains twelve pieces Of
r. worth Si,75 in shse, form). Send
cents for a sample copy, and our
for it, you willnever regret it. Ad.
j. L. PETERS, 500 Broadway, New
p. o. Box, 6420.
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lad named Laird, about eight years
b, whose parents live in Patterson. Ju.
ists county, was killed at that place on
|ussday last by being run over by load ..
y wagon.
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THE firm Of Walter & Hartman. mer.
tints at Ccntreyille, has been dissolved.
J.. Hartman retiring. The business will
continued at the old stand by the re.
blining partners, Walter s. Showers.
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There is remedy for Group going the
|anjs, which may perhaps, prove eiiica.
bus. 1t is simply allspico tea, the tea
kng made Of whole grains of alls oice.
Ecording to oil accounts, it gives almost
slant relief in cases where other rene
b have failed, and seems at once to Gu,
X phelm loose aud re lieve the child,
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THAT pepper and sdh color which rem,
,rs your hair so conspicuous, can easily
! rcmedied by using bottle or two of
IlTURE'S HAIR RESTORATIVE.
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The Williamsport Standard says: Over
mountains in Nippcnose vallew the
arlet fever is carrying off the innoccnts
ky rapidly. The disease has been con-
ed thus far principally to the section
Fgud and cast Of Columsvllee. In tho
billy Of Michael Dincher eleven were
/ and six have died. Six graves of that
r.ebold inside Of three weeks!
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TH + CELEBRATED IMPRON EI
q Il IS AR
Oride Gold Watches.
$40, $40. 500, s<15.

During the past four years our watches have
been so thoroughly tested, that for appearance
style of finish, aud accuracy Of time. keepir Y
the "Gernrd Watchosn are universally acceded
the best. They retain their brilliancy and color
until worn out
sS-If after purchasing and fairly trying, any
one Is not fully satisfied, we will cheeriuliy re-
fund tho money.
HS- They are all In Hunting Cases, Gentle
meu's and Ladies sizes. Every watch gunran
tced for time and wear by special certificate
ezra large assortment "Improved Oridc
Chains, AZ to -. Also, Gcntlcmen's and La
dies Jewelry In great variety.
H0- Beware ul limitations. Order direct { ON
US or our authorized agents Agents and other,
applying for circulars will please enclose three
cont stamp for postavc
Goods sent TO be paid on delivery. customers
permitted to examine what they order (bciurc
paying bills. on payment of Express charge,
both ways.
rs- when SIX Watches arc ordered AZ onco
we viii foud an estrn Watch tof Same kind free
fS-Purchascts residing NJ some distance irtul
Express offices, and desiring 10 save time and
expenses, can have the goods sent by mail
by romtttlny with the order) tho amount
required by y q. Money order registered lette
dram, or check, payable to our order n our risk
Address plainly, JAMES GERARD Il 60,
s5 NASSAU STRRsT. N.w YoKR
r. o. Box 1891. tDcc. lb-3ml
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A vein Of iron ore, IS inches thick and
,sry rich, has been opened on Mr.. Dry's
arm, near Beaver Springs.
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meeting of the Union county Re.
lean Standing Committee. held al
fl;burg on the 2lst ult., John b. linn
elected Representative Delegate to the
convention, and ]. r. Orwig Senate
Delegate, subject to the decision Of
cOuferees. The delegates were in.
(s'cd to support VIM. p. Wilson for
|Teyor General and Harrison Allen for
tor General.
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Those who have not trimmed their grape
ses should do 20 without delay.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-03-02

Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Renewer
.noycs scurf and oil impurities from the
e.lp.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-03-02

Once Week, the young ladies' own
'nal, is the last addition to the list o {
nix Leslie's publications. 1t is illusira.
neatly Fprinted, publishers the fash.
I Illustrated by plates. and it's reading
'ier, ranging from grave TO gay, from
Iy to severe. is very agreeable and in
kring. Once Week is destined TO be
be a great favorite with the ladies'.
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NAGLE HOTEL,
~ No 227, North Srd St,
between Race and vine) Philadelphia
Il. d. CUMMINGS, Prop'r.
VI. VI. SWARR. Superintendent. rG.83
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DIED.

In Jackson Twp, Feb. Is, Eve. widow OF
Henry Benfer, aged 90 years and n days
In Monroe Twp, Feb. "a, suddenly OF
paralysis, Mary, wife of Christian Doebler,
aged 80 years.
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prices-n.A fair offer.

1fthe Merchants In your place will not furnish
or send iur tho hachinc-, sUud us the retail price.
washer sll, Extra Wfihgcr ~ and We viii tnr.
ward either or 10th machines, free oi freight, to
places where no ono T. selinI; aud So sure are
We they will he liked, that We ngtco to refund
the money II any one wishes IT, return tho mu.
chimes free of freight, after months trial, nc.
cOrdng to direction.
No husband, lather or brother should permit
the drudgcry ui washing with the hands, nny
two days IN the ye Z, when It can be- done better
more ,xpoditinusiy, with less labor, mud no In
Jury To- the garmeuss, 10y Duty Clothes Washer
and . Universal Ntingcr.
sold by dealers generally, to whom liberal dis.
counts arc made
u. g, BROWNING, Gen. Agent,
oct. q, '70-gml 81 tOrtlaudt st, n cw York
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TOWN AND COUNTRY. ,

Tvs first blue-birds Of the season made
heir appearance in this place last Friday.
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al give my hearty preference to tho
Wilcox & Gibbs Silent Sewing Machine
FANNY FERN.
"The weight Of reliable evidence being
overwhelming for that of the Wilcox & Gibbs
silent Sewing Machine, decided upon it,
procured it, and am more than sdti.fed."
GRACE GREENWOOD.
"Ihave the Wheeler & Wilson, the Grover
I Baker and the Wilcox d Gibbs Sowing
Machines in my family. use the Wilcox
Gibbs most frequently thinking it iar
uperior to either Of the others"
Mrs. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
"My wife would not accept Sewing
Machine of any other patent as a gW, if she
must receive il on condition of giving up the
"''~ REV. OLIVER CRANE,
Carbondale Pa.
"The Wilcox & Gibbs is the only Sewing
dachnc whose working is so sure and simple
hat | could venture TO introduce it into
SYRIA" REV. A. T. PRATT,
Missionary American Board.
awe have used various Sewing Machines
within our family, but it is the unanimous
opinion Of the household, that the Wilcox
{ Gibbs Ia the best of them all"
REV. j. S. HoIMH,
Brooklyn, NY.
"Tor simplicity and mechanical accuracy
Il construction, have seen no Sewing
dachino equal to the Wilcox & Gibbs"
ESoCH LEWIS,
0fthe Pennsylvania Central r. X
n correspondence on the subject
" Se,UinO Machines Is respectful
U solicited.
ID. s. EWING,
720 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-27

The sermon Of DIR. Morgan, on Sun
day, at the Union Church, was schol-
arly and interesting exposition Of the
prophesy Of Isaiah, (chap. %, v. g. be-
ginning,-"And in this mountain shall
the Lord Of hosts make unto all people
feast of fat things, a feast Of wines on
the lees" &c. The likeness of the
Church of Christ to mountain was
beautifully illustrated, and the feast pre-
pared for the Church happily described.
AS we have stated, DIR. Morgan is
travelling for the Baptist Southern Con-
vention, in the interest of Education.
He will call in person upon our citizens
for aid. Mr.. A. Lazare made a contri-
button of twenty dollars at, the conclu-
sion Of the sermon on Sunday, and a
small collection was taken up prior to
the sermon.