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The svmufOms
SIMMONS

The symptoms
of LII We r Com
SIMMONS Pta.na PeaH and afe bais aheafl1 in
-f- the side. Some
O----.--@ times the pain is
i'm the shoulder, and is mistaken for rheu
matism. The stomach is affected with loss
of appetite and sickness, bowles in gener-
al coStive. sometimes alter -ating with lax.
The head is troubled with pain, and dull.
heavy sensation, considerable loss of
memory. accompanied with painful sensa-
ton of having left undone
something which ought to
LIVER have been done. Often
] complaining of weakness.
debility, and low spirits.
Sometimes many of the above symptoms
attend the disease, and at other times very
few of them; but the liver is. generally
the organ most involved. Cure the Liver
with
DR.. SIMMONS -ze~ls
Liv e!r X e gul a tor,
A preparation of roots and herbs, warran-
tedto be strictly vegetable, and can do O
injury to any one.
1t has been used by hundreds, and known
tor the last 40 years as one of the most
reliable efficacious and harmless prepara-
tions ever offered to the suffering. Iftaken
regularly and persistently,i it is sure to cure
Dyspepsia, head
REGULATOR ael,i ache; iva5ee. saandiss; lice
headache chronic
diarrhna, affections of the bladder, camp
dysentery, affections of the kidneys fever.
nervousness, chiIls, diseases of the skin,
impurity of the blood, melancholy or de-
preston of spirits, heartburn, colo, or
pains iii the bowels, pain in the head, fever
and ague, dropsy, boils, pain in the back,
&c. Prepared only by
j. IL. ZEILTN & CO.,
Druggists, Macon, Ga,
Price, 81; by mail l,25.
For sale in Jonesboro, by BOVE14L u
MATHES. 7lmar2wo2.
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On Main Street. next door TO Po$t-Of-
flee. Jonesborc, Tenn. june29m3.
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The Dc.atl, Of .eTad'' LincoE,.,

County, Tenn.
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Jonesborough, Tenn.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-07-27

The symptoms
of Ii We r Com
plant are uneasi-
ness and pain in
the side. Some
times the pain is
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-07-27
LIVER

Sometimes many of the above symptoms
attend the disease, and at other times very
few of them; but the liver is generally
the organ most involved. Cure the Liver
with
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C0Ey and see Them.
mar39tc
SHOE FINDINGS

Making Fraternity in this and adjoining
counties, that he is now prepared to fur
nish them with complete outfits in the
shapeof
LEATHER tFf
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-07-11
A POst-master's Troubles.

nURING Jackson's term, an idle spend
IL thrift was made Postmaster at Pensa-
cola. He was instructed to make his returns
quarterly, after depositing the avails of the
Office in the nearest bank. Time passed,
and no word came from him. Six months
having passed, the Department wrote to
him that he would be dismissed if he didn't
report.
The gentleman thereupon wrote to the
Postmaster General that the duties of his
office had been faithfully performed so far
as the delivery Of letters and the collection
of the postage were concerned. He was
sure of that, for he had u lively y elbow boy
who attended to that busines. He was di-
rected to deposit the avais of the Office
in the nearest bank. lie done so but un-
fortunately that was faro bank and there
he had placed the funds of the government
and he was sorry to say that up to that time
the institution had refused to honor his
drafts. AS to the letters written him by
the Postmaster General, he felt honored,
and hoped the correspondence might be
continued. ,...... Trails.
He should have responded to the interro-
gatories of the Department. but he had
been so constantly occupied at the bank
in trying to get his money back that he
had no time to devote to composition, and
his negro boy was not equal to the task.
He would cheerfully reply to any proper
questions in future and he thou0lt that
explanation ought to be satisfactory, l
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-07-11

He made no reply, but taking me hurried
ly by the arm, led me down the stairs.
Pushing open the doors with his foot he
pointed to dark object lying at the further
end of the dining-room. The floor and
walls of the apartment were half covered
with blood, and a little rcd and sickening
stream was flowing silently across the car
pet and trickling beneath the door. Cru-
soc the mastiff, his jaws reeking with blood
stood in the centre of the room growing
fiercely, while the elegant service of plate
was scattered about in dire confusion, some
of the salvers and pitchers battered and
bruised, and tinged like everything else,
with the dreadful hue of blood.
l went with Charley across the room
and looked at the dark object in the
corner. With cry of horror I started
back, for the face of the corpse was turned
towards me, and the face was that of Daniel
Hatfield
We have the dog to thank for this
said Charley. "See how his teeth have
tor n the Williams throat from ear to ear y
We hardly knew how to relate the dread
ful news to May, but we mustered courage
at last and told her all. Poor thing 1t
stunned and bewildered her at first, but
time brought healing to the cruel wound,
and when had told her of what had heard
in the shrubbery, she thanked God for her
fearful escape. We could not quite con-
denim Hatfield as the real william, orhe had
doubtless yielded to the opportunities of
Burns and consented to connve at the
robbery for the sake of giving the latter
some security for the money he had loaned
him. The letter from Charley's father had
been forgery from first to last, and
clever ruse to get the plate into the house.
1t would have been an easy matter then to
secure it, had the dog remained outside as
usual. But Fate had ordered otherwise
The man Burns made his escape in time
and we never heard anything of him again.
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The Forged Letter.

TOWARDS the close of one September,
n Charley Dunham sent word to me to
come down into Mapperley Wood and
have some shooting. The Governor +, Dun
ham pore, he said, had gone away on bust
ness and was not expected home for five
or six weeks, so that there was nobody in
occupancy of the stately halls of Mapperly
House except the younger members of the
family and the servants. Mapperly Wood
was unusually full of game that fall, and
Charley thought that the absence of his
father and mother and consequence unlimi-
ted license in respect to all matters both
indoors and out, offered inducements too
unusual to be resisted.
Besides" wrote Charley ga fellow
named Hatfield is here, counting sister
May. She got acquainted with him at the
seaside last summer and they are going to
be married about Christmas. He's Curl
GUS chap, and l want You to give me your
opinion of him.
had already had some experience of
the hospitality of Mapperly House, and /
was nothing 10th to accept Charleys invi-
tation. The blue eyes of his sister May
were well worth going long way to look
at, and as had myself felt the force of
their marvellous power to a very alarming
degree before then, i had some curiosity to
see the man who was TO be made happy for
life IN theirpossession. The day after the
receipt Of Charley Dunham's letter, pack
ed up a carpet bag took the morning train
for Daybrooii, the nearest station to Map
perley House, which was some five miles
distant from the town, and whose grand
old turrets could be seen towering above
the trees long before the train came to a
stop.
Charley met me at the depot with gig,
and for the first two miles of the drive
home could talk of nothing but dog and
shooting. When he had in some degree
tired himself, ventured to ask him about
May ur
80, she's happy as queen" said Char
ley. "To tell the truth, she seems great
deal jollier about it than Hatfield does.
He's glum sort Of a chap. ] don't like
him much" '4
"And they are really going to be mar
riedP" / said, inquidngIy
"Bless you Yes. That was all settled
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" shonny's Tarder. /"

~ HONNY, my son come to me,
~ Und say your lesson oud
Come dell me someding dot you know,
Und votyou'fe peen aboud.
Byemby you'm goin' to peen a man,
Den you must take der place
OF your old farder-vear his shoes,
Men der ground is on his face.
You know my son, We all must die,
Sometimes or oder, dead;
Und dill dot comes dots bedder VIC
Hafe knowledge in our head.
So jusd come here, and told me now
Something's, so l can see
Vot you'm peen learnin' efery day
Come here, my son, by me.
"Come, don'd you hear Shon, my, son,
Did you hear me shbeak jusd nowl ..
Come, quickness, Shonny-ef you don'd
Dere's goin' to peen a row. -
Lowesa, go und get dot Club -..
Dot hangs out on der rack;
am dat shonny's farder, but
I'm 'bliged ter preak his back.
I'll show dot feller dot he can'd
Pud on some airs nit me
I'll bead his life mitin inch,
I'll led der raskell see,
"Oh no you'm comm now, all ha!
Wy dldn'd you come pefore?
You didn'd heard me Veil, all righd
Go blay outside der door.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-07-11
Wise Words.

Foolish spending is the father of poverty,
Do not be ashamed of work. Work for
the best salary or wages you can get, but
work for half price rather than be idle.
BE your own master, and do not let society
and fashion swallow up your individuality
Do not eat up or wear out all you can earn.
Compel the selfish body to spare something
for profits saved Be stingy to your own
appetite, but merciful to others necessities
Help others, and ask no help for yourself.
See that you are proud, but let your pride
be of the right kind. Be too proud to be
lazy too proud to give up without con-
quering every difficulty too proud to,wear
coat you can not pay for; too proud to
be in company you can not keep up with in
expense too proud to lie or steal or cheat
too proud to be stingy.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-07-11

"a A lady promised to give ler maid
twenty-five dollars as a marriage portion.
Tie girl got married to man Of low stat
ure, and her mistress on seeing him was
surprised, and said, "Well Mary what a
little husband you have gotp' 4La p ex-
claimed the girl "what could you expect
for twenty-five dollars ?''
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ria Kansas Csy IT. Joseph and Council Bluffs Railroad at
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The ELkcnox.-Tucsisy . terrible day for an cleo
tion-r.iny muddy snd dsagrreable. The consequence
was short vote-and usnal the falling Oh was on the
Republican side At in this precinct failed
to to the polls of these but three four Dem
ocrats-their full very nearly paed The total
vote was go Some of the tickets badly scratched
The vote stood follows:
COUNTY TREAsuRER-Rob~rt Tracy. g
Thomas j. McCreary, u
SHERIFF. Samuel Msquiken. u"
James e. Martin,
CBUNrr CLKRK-Charles Rappelye Se
Edward F1c~rkey.
REGrrxR OF DRxps--Duncan Mcintosh ise
b. ". Hudnafl
Cousrr suRvEroa-H Henry Wilson. 10
james +. Forman, -
CoRoxER-L 7. Holland, nc
William G. Hammond,
CouSTr CoNNIssIoSERs-John L Blair, isf inssr1ch e
- Charles Ladwig.
joseph Randolph, ID District 1se
Henry Steele ID District, 1se
RErRxsESTAnvE-ThomasH II. Pierce,
Pryor Plank,
RAILROAD AssEssoR-George Graham. ~
John p. johnson
John H. Sawyer,
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" Yeu vim and MnIAr PArAx at the Pos. Odhce.
IT. You will hpd XiILAk PAfAN u tHe Foss OHce-
NATIONAL THANKSGIVING
By THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES:
A PROCLAMATION.

The progress of the season has again enabled
the husbanilman to garner the fruit of successful
toll, and industry has been generally well rewar-
ded. We are at peace with all nations, and
tranquility with few executions prevails at home.
Within the past year we have in the main been
free from the ills which elsewhere affected our
kind. If some Of us have had calas,ities. there
should BIZ an occasion for sympathy with the
suffererr and resignation their part to the will
of the Most High: and rejoicing to the many who
have been more favored. / therefore recommend
that ON Thnr~day. the 30th day Of November next
the people do meet at their respective places Of
worship there to make the usual acknowledge
ments to Almighty God for the blessings He has
conferred upon them, and for their mercifnl exemp-
tion from evils. and invoke His protection and
kindness for their leas fortunate l,.efhen,, whom
in His wisdom, He deemed il best to chastise.
In faith whereofI have hereuntO set nv hand,
and caused the seal to lse affixed Done at
Washington, this twenty eighth day Of Octo-
her, in the year Of our Lord me thnrsand eight
hundred and seventy-one, and Of the indepen-
dence Of the United States the ninety-sixth.
By the President: O.; us GRANT
HAMILTON FIsH, Secretary of State.
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
I. O. O. T.

SSn ]. o. q. +.
G WHITE CLOUD LODGE No. O. I. o. Of
O. F.. meets ut Odd Fellows Hall second
story Of Van Buskirks Building Main Street every Sat
urdsy evening o'clock. Brothers In good standing
cordially invited to visit the Lodge.
JOHN s. BEEIKR RS
HIGHLAND LODGE No. s.. l. o. O. F., meets every
Saturday night. in the Myers Closes Durg
Store Highland Kansas. S +. AMSBURY, n. G.
W. TREvErr, r. s.
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A. +. & A. NJ.

Ky WHITE CLOUD LODGE. No 1s. A. F. & A.
Nv NJ meets at their Hall third story Of Weeks
Building the Levee On Wednesday night, before
Full Moon i'm each month and two weeks there
after X. NJ WILLIAMS, W. N.
c. W. SHRKvE. See'y.
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THEA-NECTAR

VEANTED-AGENTS Ce00 pr Aeyl n sell the
w celebrated HOME SHvTTLE SEWING MA
CHINE Has the xndraed makes the loci assea talike
bsh sides) and In fully icenssi The best and cheap
est family Sewing Machine in the market Addrrss
JOHNSON CLARK 4 CO. Bost0o, Naaa, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Chicago III, erSt LSuia, No. Octlsw4.
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u A bit Of scrimmage occurred down street On the
afternoon of election day in which whites and oiscks
4astefuy mixed up and knocking cutting chewing e.I~
and hurting brckbats. prevailed rsther Lively ios rev
utica When white men drink out ofthe same oostic VIA
negroes and fight with them and get whipped by them
is the wrong time to raise the question Il equality
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Church DireesOFy.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURcH.-Public worship every
Sabbath morning and evening Sabbath School at o'clock
A. Prayer meeting. Thursday evenings All are invi-
ted to attend.
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above r.tea which apply only to regular advertising
Business cards If S lines or leas IS 3 wear
For Legal and transient avertis-msntx q per sou.rr
the first insertion and 50 per sqnare for each
seauent insertion
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editorial advertisements and personal comunicatons
double price
Eight lines Of solid Nonpareil make one square An
fractions Of half square and over, counted a. fun
square
Advertisements requiring to he certified tn win be
charged the cost Of certifying In addition the regular
rates
Transient advertisements must be paid Invariably in
advance
JOB WORK Of al kinds done on sbort pot;cc n
low the times will admit Ali Job Work must Be- mid
for when taken ffvm the olico.
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DONlPHAN COUNTY DIRECTORY,
Judge I'd Judicial District-NATHAx PRICE
County Commissioners-AxDExw B. SYAxs CHAA W.
SoyEs JOSEPH RANDOLPH.
sheriff. s. CAMPBELL
Treasurrr-OBE CRAIG.
County ClerkJoHE 7. KIKwAN.
District Clerk-FRAxK BRowN
County Attorney-JoEL HoLT.
Probate Judge-JoHN c. GoRDoy
Register Of Deeds-DUScAS McISTosH.
School Superintendent-D. W. BRowN.
Coruner-JoeHUA JArLoR.
Suryeyor-JAMEs +. FOREMAN
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A N r. R. will be opened ia Table Rock, ts4 milesl
Nov Ia to Tecumseh County Seat johnson Co., Neb %
mies,D Dec. I.
Train No. l. connects at Atcisnn with trains for 81
Louis Chicago Leavenworfh and Kansas City, by X. C.
ST. Jo and c. R. r. at 1l:2o p. NJ By Mo. Pnc r. r. at
I'D A. n.
Train No q connects ut Atchisnn with trains for St.
Louis and Chcago-At Troy Junction with trains Of 81
Joseph and Denver City Railroad from St joseph for hia
watha Seneca, Marysvile and Hanover At Humtoldt
with Stages for Pswnee City. Tecumseh and Bestrice
Nebraska At Highland Station with Hack for Highland
is Chicago and Kansas City, by K c., 81 Jo G. b K
at 200 r. NJ By Mo- Pac. r. r. at 200 p. N. Mail train
for the West via C. B. u p. r. R. leaves Atchis0n at 80
Pn +. r FIRTH, Superintendent
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p Go to MuLAn & PArAx for your Groceries

BUYING CoRS-R 8. FAiRcHnD. q HiavsthA =
buying corn, for which he ID paying The hshess
price, and Ia prepared to receive al that oderA
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- The Railroad excursion to Tsbae Rock, Nessas.A
came of to-day. Although the day was very daseefe@
there some 200 excurzionists In the party.
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AGENTS.

AGBNTA.
s. n PETTENGILL CO. II Park Row,
GEORGEP p. POWELL & CO. 20 Park Row arr o,,r on,v
authorized Advertising Agents in New York
SHErr1ELp STONE, ST. Louis.
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WHITE CLOUD MAnKKr.

WHITE CLOUD MARKET.
Fall wheat-s5ssl.Is.
Con-90aa5.
R.riey~s,s0e.
Pntatoes-Oas0c.
Flour 5oS40 per hundred.
Pork-Clrar siaes ioc Hama lslc; Lard, loo.
Hids.-Sry flint ,ssc
Gr"csrir~ Snrsr aIesc. Coffee &c. Salt per bbI
Chiskens-per dozen ESQ
Cottonwood Lnmhrr-sIs ooasnoo p-rM
Hogs-per 100 pounds gross. s200d250
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
St. Louis November g.
Flcnr-Dnll and unchanged.
wheat-Dul and dropping; No. red q n. No q 81
Cern-unchanged; mixed ga Sc: white &C.
sacked.
Rarey-Qui-t and unchanged.
Rye-In demand and irlp No Q sold at &C 67c.
Pork-The Last Of the stock closed to-day az
Lard-pull; new sold at 81 sssc: refined ~ ~eae.
Sugar-Quiet at II. a Iar for new Louisiana
Whsky-Firm mt ssasssc
Cattle-Unchanged.
Hoss-s3 soa6 20 for good tn choice.
CHICAGO MARkET.
Chicago, November g.
Wheat-Active and advanced No spring q 81; No,
Corn..Active and advanced No 2 mixed 4sac. seller
Rye-In fair demand and advanced; No. q Sc. s6oc
Oats-Active and advanced No. 32lc
Pork-Quet and weak; mess tls 75al2 s73 seller De
LardEFirm: siasEc
Shoulder. &C. short rib sides &c; short
Hoe.-In good demand; g 7ss4 Is; closed strong at
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q Mosquitoes are still lively I'm buss and hte ths On
day of November. They had better start soatA
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dILLAH Z PArAx keep god goods

? ,lnLAr P4rAx deliver eooa. free. Dye mind
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| RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

Aeenta win pay you 20 PR week in Cash. yen will
engage with Everything Furnished and exprn
ses paid. Address r A. ELLIS 4 CO, Charlotte, Mich.
Ortl9wl
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CITY OFFICERS,

CITY OFFICERH.
Mayor-JosHUA TAYLOR
Counclmen-JoHN 4. Hook, C. +. VAN BtsKIRK H. H.
HTxHs u. c. TAYLOR PETER l. PALMER
City Clerk-w. X. FoKNCRooE.
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