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Thousands suffer from It. A weak
nervous, exhausted feeling, no energy, an.
imatiOn or vigoF, low spirits, confused
head, weak memory, nocturnal or invol.
untary seminal emissions, with loss Of
power and threatened impotence. The
consequence Of excuses, overwork or In
dscretionS This Is Nervous Debility and
finds sovereign remedy in Humphreys
Homeopathic Specific No. Twenty.eight.
Thousands have been cured by,these sim.
pie sugar pills They tone up the system;
arrest the discharges, dispel the gloom
and mental depression, and reiuvepate the
system. Price S for a package OF five
boxes and vial Of powder, which bin.
portunt in all old longstanding cases, or
81 per single box. Sold by all frst.class
druggists, and sent to any address on re-
ceipt Of the price Address Humphreys
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., 500
Broadway, New York. eodkw
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ConcerninIng Investments for Small
Capitalists.

From the Journal OF Commerce.
A country correspondent encloses Us q
slip he hus cut from some newspaper
Which urges all small capitalists to invest
their money in q certain project for the
purpose OF realizinga very large return In
tho way Of annual dividends; and he asks
us ifitis well to follow this advice. We
answer that he cannot do better. He Is
evidently bound To put his money In
some form Of speculative investment, and
It will burn IN his pocket until he has
thus disposed Of It. The company which
Is so anxious to secure stockholders we
have no doubt will clean him out at
shorter notice and in u more scientific
fashion than any other enterprise now
putting itself into public notice. So let
him invest at once, and having thus dis.
posed Of all his available means, be should
20 TO work and earn his living, holding
the stock aforesaid as a perpetual me.
mortal OF his folly. He has not sense
enough TO take care of q surplus, and
therefore he may Us well rid himself Of It
in this channel as any other. II he had
any sense or judgment he would not have
been attracted BY the invitation. DOesh he
suppose that II there were reasonable
chance Of an investment earning fifty to
one hundred per cent per annum with
"undoubted security" that 1t would re.
main open long enough for small capital.
lists in the rural districts TO hear Of It and
profit by itS Any such opportunity,
where the proposed return Is more than a
ghost OF a chance, like prize in lottery,
would be picked up by those sharp mon.
eyed men who must be among the first To
hear of it The golden promises made
by this concern, and endorsed by the
newspaper writer, whose puff bears all
tho ear.marks Of paid eulOgy, are old
Jokes newly vamped for the fresh
born gudeons that can thus be tickled out
of their money. Does our correspondent
now see the Jolly Of his assumption, thai
o chance to make o safe investment where
the money Is likely TO double the frsi
year has remained open until he heard
Of 1T In the discovery Of q comet or the
invention Of a churningmachine, the rural
expert has as fair a chance to DO first az
his metropolitan competitor. Butno man
hailing from a central money market hay.
ing safe investment to offer that promi.
SEES to double the capital the first year, i
obliged to cry 1t all over the land for a
bid, and then only successful because a
smart countryman iSsharp enough to take
it. The contingency that 1t may double
the investors money In year, in all cases
suppoSes the corresponding chance that
1t may work exactly the other way.
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TheKu.KIux.
From the Cincinnati Commercial.

Prom the Cincinnati Commercial.
It Is all very well to say that the punish
ments OF the Ku.Klux are visited upon
carpet.baggers and interlopers from the
North, who havo gone TO tho SOnth 70
speculate upon the misloftunes Of an i'm
pOverished people. Even were their
whips and knives and pistols reserved fol
these alone, they are none the less viola
tors Of law, murdeIers and aSsassins, who
stay their hands neither for the processes
Of a Court nor the redress Of the ballot
box. ,..
The facts however, that they do not
discriminate in favor OF industrious
peaceable and inoffensive citizens Of Re
publican or Northern antecedehts We
have had recent case in Kentucky, and
similar one in the same State o year OF
so ago which Senator Stevenson, then
Governor pledged himself to investigate,
but did not. There arc many such In.
stances OF outrage. Men who take no
part in politics, who do not seek Office, OF
even intrude themselves into society, but
who have gone South, purchased plants'
tons, stocked them, and sought to make
them more productive than in the past
have been dragged from their beds, beaten
with rods, subjected to nameless indigni.
ties, and sometimes murdered, and for no
other reason than that they were either
men Of Northern birth, or OF Republican
politics.
These facts can not be denied; the pr DOL
Is too clear and positive. The results to
the South have been lamentable. Emf.
grafton has almost ceased TO flow In
that direction. Hundreds of thou.
sands OF acres remain uncultiyated
and uncared for, which tho hand Of In
dustry would ere this have made 10 bud
and blossom as the rose, had generous
policy been adopted by the Southern peo.
pie, and the hand Of welcome extended TO
them with moro heart and less lip service.
Politically this violence has delayed 70.
construction and defeated, or rather dc.
layed declaration Of universal amnesty.
It has not only frightened intelligent labor
from fields where It is most needed, but
capital has hesitated to make investments
wherU crazy policy Of subordinatlng
everything TO political unity has been
adopted, and systematized and organized
murder destroys oil prospects Of domestic
tranquility. I.r..
Against these results, so adverse TO the
welfare Of the South. what compensation
Is thercH The Qualification ofbalelul pas.
slOns and prejudiceS, and the loss Of few
score Of lives. Perhaps tho result will 10
10 extinguish Rcpublicanism 10 the South,
but 1t will UNNECESSARILY strengthen 1t In
tue North, and keep the Democracy in q
hopeless minority for another ten years.
No amount Of misnlanagempnt or corrup.
lion at Washington will persuade tho peo-
pie 10 restore to power party which
warns into life, or seeks 10 protect, such
an organization rs that which makes the
South the least desirable civilized country
in the world IN which TO take up ONES
residence. The Ku.KluX have only 10 go
on as they have begun 10 make the cleo.
tIon Of a Republican President In 1879 a
lOrcgone conclusion,
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Remarkable Mirage ON Lake On.
iaFiO.

A writer In the Rochester Efprt1 re.
cords remarkable mirage on Sunday an.
ernoon last. He says that to one stand.
Ing at Mount Hope there appeared lifted
in tho entire north sky the blue waters Of
Lake Ontario, while reflected from them
could be seen the mountains, hills, valleys,
bays, and rivers. on the Canada shore In.
land for miles. The coast could be plainly
seen over stretch Of filly miles, and 50
clearly at one time that the forests could
readily be distinguished. Those present
who were familiar with the Canada shore
could readily distinguish Rice Lake,
BelVidere, and other prominent points n
Canada. The lake looked as though h
had by great tidal wave rolled upon
Rochester, and covered oue.half Of the
city, as no building could be seen north ol
Main street, or any land between The city
and the lake. rg
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Ny Extract sErsapArilla ls Blood Puriner; my
Extract Buchn 10 Diuretic, and will act As such
In all cases.
Both are prepared on purely scientific prinel.
ples-tn pdcuo-And are the most active measures
Of either that can be made. A ready and eonrlu.
alive test will be 4 comparison Of their properties
with those set forth In the following works:
See plSpensatory Of tho United states.
See Professor DEWEES' valuable works on the
Practice Of Physlc.
Philadelphia.
See remarks made by DR.. BPHRAIN MCDOWELL.
4 celebrated Physician and Member Of the Royal
College Of Surgeons, Ireland, and published In
the Transactions Of the King and Queens
Journal
See Aedieo Chirurgieal Review, published BY
Surgeons.
see mOstOt the late standard works on MedI.
cine.
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How Warrington Is TO be Captured
s....s By KuSKlux.

Prom tAs Warrington Star.
The fool.killer ought to be on hand t
deal with the zany who originated The
story autographed from this city to TIT
northen press that in 1873, In January
OF February, there will be in the naLiona
capital no less than one hundred thou
sand ex.rebeb banded together under the
oaths Of the ku.klux khan, with arms and
ammunition at their command. A greaI
tournament will be held in thii
city at that time, according 10 this
yeraeiouS report, and this i'm
menSe army can come here without At
tracing attention, and when the counting
Of the electoral vote for President and
Vice President takes place, should It be
deemed necessary 70 throw out the votes
OF certain Southern States because oftheil
alleged disloyalty, these Ku.Kluxes will
rise In q body and demand that those
votes DO counted, thus electing Demo,
cratic President. +WhAt then. It Is III
umphantly Gsked, "can our little standing
army Of forty thousand United States sol
diem do agNlnstSuch formidable loeE
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GkEljeqtIitlltt,lelEi5)j(le d IL ,
For The IniellIseneer.1
PoET.BLESsING.

TRoN TuE oERXGN OF UHLAND, BrwoLTRAl
Listening 10 The lsrk's sWeet song ga
Once went tho Gelds along;
1ol I saw lab rrr there,
TOiHpG hard, with EirTery hair.
"Bl sIInGS," cried ], ION this Geld;
May Il golden harvest yie'd
" Bic slnTS IN this WIthersd hand .-'t
Casting seed upon the land" " al.
spake bis earnest, sad face then: y
"PUeIs blessings bring no gala,
They bring. lIkI the heavens soon,
Id,v flOWeFs instead OF corn"
"FrIend. the simple lays 1 Fing
Not too many flowers bring, s!+-.
Some few. scattered here and there.
Just to trim Thy grLndehlldS hAIr."
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NOT A FEW

Of the worst disorders that afllet mankind arise
from the corruption that Accumulates In the
Blood. or all tho discoveries that have been
made 10 purge Il out, none can equal In effect
uRLMnoLD's COMPOUND EXTRACT or SARsAPA-
RiLLA. II cleanses and renoYates the Blood, In.
stills tho Ylgos Of health Into the system, and
stimulates the healthy functions Of the body,
and expels tho disorders that grow and rankle In
the blood. Such q remedy that could be relied on
has been long sought, and now the public have one
on which they can depend. Our space here does
not admit OF certificates to show its effects, but
the trial OF single bottle will show 10 the sick
that 1t has lts virtues surprising anything they
have ever taken.
Two tableSpOonsful Of the Extract Of sarsapA.
rilA added to pint Of water Il equal TO the Lis
bon Diet Drink, and one bottle 10 iully equal to
gallon Of the Syrup Of SarsAparillA OF the deeoc.
don as usually made.
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Ian, HELMR0LD,S ROSE MASH,

An excellent Lotion for diseases arising nom
habits Of dissipation. used In connection With the
Extracts Buch1 and SarsApSrillA, In such diseases
as recommended. Evidence Of the most rcspOn.
GIble and reliable character will accompany the
medicines Also explicit directions for use, tEiM
huHirtdt Of NOUSdHdS living witnesses, and up
wards Of 1000 unsolicited Certificates and rec.
ommendAt0ry letters, many Of which are from
the highest sources, including eminent Physi.
clans, ClerIymen, Statesmen, &c, The Propne.
newspapers; he does not do this from the fact
that his ARTICLES rank - Standard Preparations.
and do not need TO be propped up by certificates.
The Science Of Medicine, like the DorIc Col.
umn, should stand ample, pure, majestic, having
Fact for its basis, Induction for itS pillar, and
Truth alone for its Capital.
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ii. 7. Helmbold's Extract Buchu.

il. 7. HelmbOld's Extract Buchu.
For weakness arising from excuses, Habits oil
Dissipation, Early fndiscretlon, attended with
the following symptoms:
IndlspOsitIon to exertlon, Loss OF Power,
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty Of breathInS
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror OF Disease, WAkefulnese.
Dimness Of Vision, Pain In the Back,
Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body,
DrynesP Of the Skin, Rruptlons OF the Face,
Universal Lassitude. : PallId CountenAnee,
or the Muscular System.
These symptoms, II allowed 10 20 on (which
this Medicine invariably renoyes), soon follow
o. FATUTTY, EPJLEPTIC FITS, &C.,
In one OF which the patient may expire, Who
can say they are not frequently followed BY those
"dlrelul diseases"
INSANITY AND CoNsUMPTIoNi
Many arc aware OF the cause OF their suffering.
but none will confess. The records OF the insane
asylums and tho melancholy deaths by consump-
ton bear ample witness 10 tho truth OF the as
sertlon.
d The Const tuition, once affected by organic
weakness, requires the sid Of medicine TO
strenghthGn and invigorate the system, which
II. T. llELMBOLD's ExTRAcT or BucHU invariably
does. A trial will convince the most sceptIcal.
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( Mr.. GREEDY has been nominated for
the Presidency oil the United States "a
good man for 4 bad plaee-9oldSn ApS,
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TIE KtstHTyntan says the uhkindest
cut OIlllt to tho Democracy Is cOnnec,
!ti.ent
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MEDICAL.
II. 7. HELMBOLD1S
GENUINE
Preparations ';alrtatfio,nns
-HlomT eOscESFnrED" COMPOUND
EXTRACT BUCHU.
positive and Specific Remedy for diseases OF the
BlAddOr, KIdnsyE, GraIelaRd DropSieal
- ri SWelllpgS,

. % = g. = iHa' 80. q Hala- 80
This Medicine increases the powers OF dIges.
tion, and excItes the AbsorbentS into healthy &C.
ton, by which the matter OF calcareous deposi.
tionS. and all unnatural engagements are reduced,
as well as pain and Inflammation, and is good for
men, women and children.
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Il replete with the arst Equestrian and Acrobatlc
talent Of the world, and among tho brilliant con.
BtellRtion will be 70 md: Mile Z. Stokes Premier
lquestrienne iiom the Royal Circus Of Britain.
M'llee Andrews and LOulsg, COrdes blastlque
aud VOlAnte, from the Pablo Fanque Cirque,
Paris. Charles FILLS, the Great British SOm0r.
sault and Plrouette Rider Horace smith, the
GreBtest Bareback Equestrian Living. vita his
Pupil, the Boy.prOdigy, Muster Clarence, III 70.
duclng his 9milk white Ponies In an act Of Hqui.
tAtlon. Watson Brothers, three Flying Men Of
the Ar. Edwin WATSON, UnequAlled GymnaSt
and Equestrian. George Watson, TumbleF and
TrhpeEe, extraordinary. Thomas Watson. TIA.
SeEc, Horizontal Bar, and general Artist kIgpur
Bliss. grand and lofty Tumbllng and Trick Clown.
Jerome futile, Terrific voltlpeur and Double
Somersault &c. Long, Modern llGrcnles, Light
and Heavy Balance. Billy Andrews the FUNNIEST
Clown alive. Jean JOhHson. the Worlds treat
est Jester: And an endless llstof efficient Aux.
ilnrIes and Assistants.
HERR KoPP's SILVER CoRNRT BAND,
Drawn by II Arabian Horses, and In the Oriental
chariot Of "Obtron," will parade the streets At
pFeclsl ly 10 o'clock, An.
The etrictett order enforced, and no smoking
allowed inElde the Pavilion.
CarpGtcd seats for ladies' without extra charge.
ADMISSION, SOC. Children under ten, CSC.
Grifton, ". Va, Thursday, April 2Oth.
Stenbenvllle, Ohio, Saturday, April sd.
ap9S,M, W,FMW
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSON

Member o. the Royal College OF Surgeons, Lon.
oon, Sraouate OF ono OF the most eminent Col.
leSeg IN ne United States, and The greater part
o. whose Ilie has been spent In the Hospitals Of
effected some OF the most astonishing cures that
were ever known. Many troubled With rIpvIpe
10 the head and cag when asleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed NJ sudden sounds, basnul.
nets, with frequent blnshing, attended some
Tunes WIN arrangement Of mind, were cured
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves bya certain prae.
lice, INDUCED In when alone, q habit frequently
learned nom eyel cOmpanlOuE, or at school, lie
effects OF which are nightly felt, even when
asleep, and, II not cured, renders marriage i'm.
possible, and destroys both mind aud body,
should app Immediately.
WHAT Il pity thAtA young man, tho hope Of hll
country, tho pride OF his parents. should DO
snatched from all prospects and onjoymentS OF
life by the consequences Of dvviatihG irum the
path OF nature, aud indulging In certain So
crrt habit such persons must, before conteHi,
plating
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reflect that sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites TO promote connubAl hap.
pinrss Indeed, without these The Journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage; the
prospect hourly darkcns TO The View, ihi MUD
6rcOnGs Swallowed with despair and Oiled with
tho melancholy r, le ton that the happlneSs or
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Almost.

Nome tine, amid the pauses of our care and
strife
Comes Il solemn yearnins for nobler life
For some deeper purpose. for light divine.
O'er our darkened pathway some pure star to
shine.
And we almost catch the meaning life portrays ::
Almost lose, in alteration, hfe's dark days;
Almost see the end triumphant drawing nigh
See the signs of victory bending from the sky !;
Almost grasp the secret of eternal things;
Almost see the cleaning of immortal wings,
Almost hear the answer to our longing cry
Almost know the wherefore to our ceaseleSs
why;
Amo-t-But hereafter, O, glad soul of mine.
Reap the fall frution Of this cross of thine;
hh"1r what now but darkly through the glass
appears:
Find the perfect answer to thy woe and tears
courage. them taint-hearted pilgrim, With the
blest,
At lite's weary ending. cometh peaceful rest!
After life'S long suppicaion, heaven is sweet.
Atler Iife's great tribuation, joy complete.
Overland Monthly.
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M A = 9 N =
German Imminent :!

YINHE GREATEST INTERNAL AND ENTER
i nal Remedy used for the Cure of Cold,
Cough, Tcothache, Headache, rheumatism, Neural
gia Contracted Cords, Muclcs and Tendons Sprains,
Frost Bites and Chilbans, Cuts, Bruises, Burns and
Scalds, Peursy, Pains in the Side, Breast Back,
Cholera and Cholera Morbus, Cramp Collie Pains,
Diarrhoa, Dysentery, also Inflammation of the Kid
neys Liver Complaints and P;,lpitation of the Heart,
Impurities of the Blood and Ringworm, Bites of
Insects, Reptiles or Dogs.
The above medicine is compounded on the most
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found in no other Liniment For internal and Ex-
stops all PAIN producing healthtu tone to the
whole system 1t penetratcs rapidly, acts directly
on the absorbents, equaizes the circulation and
corIects any and AL arrangements OF the neryo-yta
fluids.
The above medicine has been put to the severcst
test ever met with and has proved to be than
represented. 1t is recommended by all who use it.
Prepared only by c. A. MASON, No. q Church
St. Belfast Me, to whom all orders should be adj
dressed and will receive prompt attention. Aft
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To the Honorable the Justices Of the s. j.
Court, began and holden at Belfast, Dithin
and for Tie County Of Woldo, on the third
Tuesday of October, A. d. 1871.
r EoNA M. FARRIS, of said Belfast, respectfully
IL libels and gives this Honorable Court to be
informed that her maiden name was Leona NJ. Hall
that on the fifth day of May 1865, at Lawrence in
the State of Massachusetts, she was lawfully married
to Allen c. Farris, then of said Lawrence, after
wards of Mottville in the State of New York
but whose present residence is to your llbellant
unknown, that she has had by her said hus-
band one child, to wit Nellie V. Farris, now three
years old; that since her said intermarriage your
libelant has behaved towards her said husband as
faithful chasto and ailcctionate wife, but that he
the said Allen regardless of his marriage covenant
and duty, while he and your ibelant were residing
in said Moftville, in the month of January, A. d
1862 wllfully deserted and abandoned your libeant
without reasonable cause and without intent on the
part of your libellant to procure divorce and has
continued such desertion and abandonment to the
present time; that for than two years prior to
the date hereof your libellant has resided in good
faith in Belfast aforesaid.
WHEREFORE your lbellant prays that she may be
divorced from the bonds of matrimony between her
and her said husband, and that the custody of hcl
said child may be given and entrusted to her and as
in duty bound will ever pray
LEONA NJ FARRIS.
Belfast, Me-. Nov. G, 1871
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Who cares for nothing, alone is free;
III down. good fellow, and drink with me.
With Il careless heart and merry eye,
He viii laugh at the world as the world goes
by.
lie laughs al power, and wealth, and fame;
lie laughs at virtue, he laughs at shame;
lie laughs at hope, and he laughs at fear,
Ana AT memoryS dead leaves, crisp and ser9
lie laughs at the future, cold and dim
NO earth nor heaven is dear to him.
o, that is the comrade, tit for me,
lie cares for nothing, his soul is free;
Free as the soul of the fragrant wine:
Sit down, good fellow-my heart is thine.
For heed not custom, creed, nor law;
! care for nothing that ever | saw.
In every city my cups quatf,
And over my liquor riot and laugh
laugh like the cruel and turbulent wave;
laugh at the church, and laugh at the grave.
laugh at JOY and well know
THAT merrily, merrily laugh at woe.
| terribly laugh with an oath and a sheer,
When think that the hour of death is near.
For know that Death is guest divine
who shall drink my blood as | drink this wine.
And he cares for nothing, king is He!
Come on, old fellow, and drink with me.
With YOU | Will drink to the solemn Past
Though the cup that drain should be my last.
| will drink to the phantoms of love and truth
The ruined manhood and wasted youth.
| viii drink to the woman who wrought my
woe,
In The diamond morning of Long Ago.
To 4 heavenly face, in sweet repose;
10 the lily snow and the blood of the rose;
10 the speudor, caught from Orient skies,
That thrilled III the dark of her hazel eyes
Her large eyes, wild with the fire of the South
| viii drink to the thought of better time;
TO innocence. gone like death-bell chime.
/ Will drink to the shadow of coming doom;
no The phantoms that wait in my lonely tomb.
/ VIII drink to my soul in its terrible mood,
pimy and solemnly understood.
Aud last of an, to the Monarch of sin,
who has conquered that fortress and reigns
within.
My sight is tading-it dies away
| cannot tells it night or day
My heart is burnt and blackened with pain,
And 4 horrible darkness brushes my brain.
I cannot see you. The end is nieh
Hrt-W II laugh together before die.
through awful chasms plunge and fall
our hand, good fellow! die-that's all.
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An lrishman, who was very near sight
ed, about TO fight a duel, insisted that he
should stand six PAGES nearer to his an
tagonist than the other did to him, and
that they We're both to fire at the same
time. This beats Sheridan's telling fat
man who was going to fight u thin one,
that the latter's slim figure ought to be
chalkel on the others portly person, and
if the bullet him outside the chalk mark
it was to 60 for nothing.