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Although the Stack Piano is comparatively .
new instrument, it has rapidly grown in favor.
and among professionals and artists is recognized
as one Of the leading pianos of tho day. Mr.. Rob.
ert Goldbsck, Director OF the Conservatory Of
Music, says:
Greatly pleased and satisfied as An with
their beautiful .one-so deep and powerful in
the bass, speaking and sympathetic in the mid
die. brilliant and ringing in the trebsl-I consid-
er il circumstance Of no inferior importance
that they have resisted 50 Aobly, and with full
success, the trying influences of constant use by
a very large number OF players. They have lost
nothing in the quality Of their tsne, and the -
ton is as good now as at first"
The newly invented Stock C.bins, Grand or
Upright Piano flor which the Company received
patent in March, 1870 combines the .opsrous
tone Of q Grand and the sweetness of a Square
Piano. 1t occupies les. than half the space of an
ordinary Piano, and 10 therefore very desirable
instrument where economy in room is an object
Every Piano warranted for five years. Cireu.
lars and price lists sent free.
Mrs NJ w. Baldwin is the agent for Ottawa
and vicinity for these splendid instruments. Her
rooms are 10 the Kneussl building on Main st.
Orders may be lett at Mr.. kneussls drug store.
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HOME MATTERS.
PEPPER, SALT AND SPICR.

One day last week we were out or . sleigh
young and loving couple jogging along quietly.
The young man had his arm around the girl and
she was leaning up to him like that atoresald
sick kitten to ttat previously mentioned hot
brick The pair Were SO intent upon their bill
ins and cooling that they did not hear US un-
I'll one of the boys in our sleigh perse.ra,ed en-
uuear,hly cough, when tbs young mans arm
dropped from tina. girls waist as suddenly a. if =
ball had broken 1.-THE arm, not the waist.
They were ashamed to let u. see their faces, 80
they drove up hollow in the woods on. OF
sight. There was time when We would have
been confused under such circumstance, bat
you can't fool US that way now. Further on,
the same day, We me, a country boy, greensr
looking than two weeks old pumpkin, driving
an old contraption of a sled. One OF our party,
IN order to show his smsrtness, accosted gresny
with, "Say, boy, where We going:' The boy
looked up and eoolly replied Going to up set
you if you don't get on. Of the road" We gave
him the road SO. Our moon-struek poet, he of
the long hair, caiaversu5 face, s., has lsbored
three weeks on another 'pome," i, did not get
along very well a part of the tir.c As his brain
refuses to grind only on moon.,u ney nights,
and very slowly even then. Most t, tho night.
being cloudy, he could only 81. peosivo at his
window and sigh and weep. Up to las. accounts
his new pome was as follows:
Vanst kortsd lofey maid,
80 partde you never hat see,
Und vas yust 70 pig fool,
She don'd care a fig by mo.
Before vas gone in ofs NIT she.
raider voult start for bret,
silk mine hot in hooney bees hive
und got most stung to died.
She's rund away init snoder mans,
l wish prokc his het,
Und now dond got .one to lofs!
o! Pat Inc in my fiddle ped.
Some ever consderrte friend at S.reator has
sent us copy of theiStreator Gazetteer. 1t came
in large box. was wrapped up in picture of
its editor, life size and twice ~ natural. That
animal has horns and hoots and ferocious, but
open countenance. In ono haad no brandishes a
bloody knife, and in tho other the head Of Dalton,
of the Monitor, the rival paper at Streator. He
is ON the war path. and We expect our handsome
head and penslvs face will be the next to dange at
his belt I'VE have an item about how party
of young Frenohmsn went five miles out in the
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country to sersnaas young couple; how they
got lost in the snow and had to "a. mp their pro-
visions, combating Of four yards of sasssgs hov
the bridegroom came to the door in his yo6e de
NUT. Thermometer deg. below zero, and all that.
but haven't room for it this week .. We arc to
have an ornament in the Court House. 1t il to
DO acoustics" whatever them is. Now we shall
learn how acoustics differ from ether sticks!
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PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY for February is
music 1t is mystery to us how the publisher
can furnish so much valuable music for such
small sun, and = still greater mystery 10 see our
musical friends spending their loose change for
sheet-mus,c when they can get from twelve to
fifteen pieces Of music for the small sum Of thirty
cents, by buying this Magazine. The February
number contains music plates, worth $3.50 in
sheet form.
Send 30 cents to the publisher, ]. L. Peters,
500 Broadway, New Yolk, and he will send you
sample copy.
Single copies for sale and subscriptions recsiv.
cd BY Osman s. Hspeman, Ottawa, Ills.
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a Fearful Aecldent.-A BOY Killed In shs
starch Factory.
On Monday evening terrible accident hap.
peAsd a: the Starch Fsssory in this city, result
ing in the death of q boy named John kAtthiss
He was sent down to the basement 70 shovel
corn into the "senductor." The conductor" 10
wooden shaft, with aanges running around it
in spiral row. This shaft conducts the corn
from where it falls from the corn shelter 70 the
elevator. He had been there some time, when
tho corn ceasing to Do delivered in tho upper
ascertain the trouble, AID on reaching the room
where the conductor was, was Mortified with tho
fearful spectacle that met his eye. The boy Vas
on his breast lying upon the conductor, which
was still revolving, with his head drawn under
it. and the broken and jagged Asnges at each
revolution tearing out his vitals. Hi, face, one
arm and his breast we're most shockingly nal.
gled, and the wall and the corn under him be.
spastered with blood. Hs was sxtriestsd with
difficulty, and was quite dead when found. He
was entirely alone in the room when the acsi.
dent happened, and no one knows how long be
had lain upon that fatal instrument Of dssth.
He may have been there ten or fifteen minutes
being thus torn TO pieces. A. the machius r..
wolves very slowly, he may have suffered the
agonies of a slow and terrible torture before r..
leved by death.
The boy was aged 16 years, an industrious lad,
and his parents are nearly distracted with their
sad bereavement.
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#arrffn.

BY the Rev. G. W. s. Smith, OF Seneca the evening Of
january th at the residence Of the brides father Mr. Ron
IHr HARRIS Miss RRBECcA c. SrArI all of the sswn OF
Manlius, La Sale county, Ills.
January 27th the Rec,ory OF St. Andrews Church. Farm
Ridge, by the Rev H. T. Hester, Mr.. JOHN HUIf TO Mrs
AAHTHA HBBRrCK, both OF Farm Ridge
BY the same December ls 1870 Mr. JAcKsos B1OoKs OF
Nernillion, 10 Mss LIBBY HORSBEcK, OF Deer Park.
In Earlvle Ms Feb lst, 1871 BY Rev John Ustick Mr.
WILLIAM II. LUKYSs 10 Miss MARY DANA Randy both Of
Earlvine.
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SHERIE'E''SSA SAIL virtue OF sn execution
issued out of the clerks office Of the Comfy Court OF La
sale count and state of Illinois, and to directed where.
by commanded 10 make the smonnt OF q crtan udg.
ment recently obtained against Nathan r Folsom, favor
OF Marshall Nc ALL out OF the lands cncment, goods and
the folio wing property to wit:
The south half Is OF south quarter section
nineteen 40 In township number thitytwo S range
~ OF the Sd principal meridian being the county of La
Sale and state of Illinois,
Therefore, according said command shall expose for
SALE st pablo auction all the right title and
above named Nathan Folsom in and to the above DE
1871 ut O'Clock At the south door of county court
house IN OTTAWA, In sand county.
Dated At Ottawa this I'd day or February 4. n ISL
4-Sw) DANIEL BLAKE,
BY GHo W. W. BLAKE. Deputy. Sheriff OF La Shle ounty
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A Card.

The undersigned. in connection with the dis
tressisg accident at the Starch Factory. on Mon
day, which took from them beloved son, de-
sire to tender their heartfelt thanks for the deep
sympathy and timely assistance rendered on the
occasion by Mr.. AcGinn,s, manager of the facts.
~, and his family, and to the workmen in the
factory, as also to the members of the Ottawa
"Lisdertafsl" for similar kindnessss. Stunned
~ We we're BY the sudden and terrible affection,
saeh timely sympathy and assistance tended
materially to mitigate tho crushing severity of
shs blow NICHOLAS MATHIES AND WIFE.
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Mesrs Root d Cady:
GENTLEMEN The Stock Piano purchased
Of you is really admirable. The quality of tone
is of tho richest. making the Piano to sing rath.
'r than to play. Ny first impressions are more
than realized. REV. A. EDWARDS,
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La SALE, ILL.,, Jan. 30. 1871

La SALE, ILL, Jan. 30, 1870.
Editors Free Trader IL desire to call the at
ssnton of school officers to the following extract
from State Supt. Batemsnb late report. After
rssiting from decision Of the Supreme Court in
confirmation Of his opinion, he adds at will be
especially noted that one director cannot legally
sign the names Of his colleagues to an order on
the trsasurer-not eren Nth their consent, and BY
their direction. Each director must individually
and personally sign such order, or it is illegal
and worthless and cannot be paid"
Respectfully, GEO. 8. WEDGEwOoD.
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We are indebted to Msrrs. Clark, Rsddick and
Armstrong, Of the legislature, for favors in the
way Of public documents 60.
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4 UC-TION.-Ths subscriber, havip. sold his farm
and being about to leave the state will sell A. auction
A. his residence In the town Of South miles
OF Ottawa on the gravel road nss. Cove Greek the @
day OF February ISL the following described property
In es ysAlngs, Sc. good work horses, and years
old Swear colts ysarling colts gray years
mare mare win 9.l ?.sr cSl iyesr colts Of gron.d
drag double corr plovs Frazier pillow; Bah reap.
er and mower; set OF bob sleds wagon box: grind
stone cutting box and mixing bsx hand corn shelter
flaming mill hand corn planters eswarms OF hecs and
hives cooking stove parlsr stove molassss barrel II
third u! vinegar BARREL with vinegar; and other things
too numerous to mention.
farms sALE.Al sums OF i've dsars and under cash
all sums over that amount credit OF nine
interest paid when due II not, ten per will be
charged with approved security.
RICHARD p HARDEN
Jos. WATTS, Auctlonesr febi
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DieO.

At his residence in ne town Of Forest Livingston county
Of congestion Of m bowels, tho ed inst JANEs W.
sTHAvy sen oflsah sav1 formerly resident q Utica
In this county-sgec 50 years. NOS and days.
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x IyE.Is I'E''S "a LE.-Iy virtue OF an execution
= issued out OF the clerks office OF the Circuit Court
La Sale county, and state of Illinois, and to directed
whereby am commanded to make the amount certain
Judgment recently obtained against stephen Cooper and
N T. Mooar, In favor of Isaac Ames Francis NJ Ryan and
William Pitcher out OF the lands, tenements goods and
tells of tho said stephen Cooper and " T. Nooar have levied
On the following property, to witt
The south half tN of lot six t. In block ten o in the
village of SeaOr, In the county OF La Sale and
Illinois;
Therefore. according to said command, shall expose for
sale, At public aucon, all the right title and crCst Of the
above named stephen Cooper and \. T. Mooar in and Ia
the above described property, saturday, the Cg Ccnt
day OF February ISL, AZ O'Clock ~ the south door
OF the county court house In Ottawa In said county
Dated NJ ottawa this 10Th day OF January u. ISL.
(2S-3w) DANIEL BLAKE,
GRO W. W. BLAME Deputy. Sheriff OF La Sale County.
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Choice White Winter Wheat Flour, in sacks
or barrels, at City Mills.
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IINAt. - F'r-TI.E;M ENrI' ND'I'IC ~.
Il ESTATE or NAHUM DAVIS DsCRAssp.-Notcg l. here.
BY given TO all persons Interested In said estate that Nancy
Davis, adnnistrarN of the estate of Nahum Davis, d..
ceased Will appear before the County Court of the
or La Sale and State OF Illinois, at the Court House In Oa
wa IN said county, Monday, the goth day Of March
S for the purpose OF rendering account of her proceed
hGs In She administration of said estate for the 0na settlement
Dated ut ottawa, this 2sih day OF January ISL,
febiIw n. l., MEAD Clerk
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WIN " DSnnell, II II ness,
Norris Record, Milton Fowler.
A c French, C Lindsay,
Geo W Jones, Simeon Hiltebr.nd r.
June Term, Circuit Court-3d and An weeks.
VIM MeNsill Jno n Hunt
N Kneussl Basil Green
Philander Talbot Henry Walsmith
] ID Price JAS W Ball
is Wilson Sr OK Ole.on
II Newell ] Porter
Jos Ball Jno Stevens
VIM Gochanour Jno Starbeok
d f Trip Sam Hastings
JE Wilkins Jno SNYDER
] * Miller Rush Maskay
A Hobsrt MY Ames
March Term, County Cour-1st geek.
Peter Miller Ja,BBsllock
] IS Hall 81 Brown
OW Trumbo L.ndv Shoots
DAVID Grah Andrew Motif
Lew Snyder Alonzo S Black
Martin Teal Fredk HsgerdoR
Levi Tucker Fredk Tryon
Steve VALLEY James Shsughensy
Peter Norman Dan kriser
hesin Debolt Jairus Lawrence Jr
A A Glove James Thornton
Jeremiah Klag. WV Rchey
Xdrch Term, County Court--3d and 4h aceeks.
Clement Gooding Gustus Clark
Gideon Mace Thos EmIgh
Jno Lathrop Jas A Blake
8 Renfrew Ben T Phelps
Caspar Weber + w Balloon
B F De Meyett Jno Langley
Dennis Fogerty Augustin Pease
Jno houghton Jno Clayton
w Drake Tom Shea
Jno Martin Elon Weaver
Leonard Furbush A d Butterfeld
Newton linus Ed Prentiss
SEPTEMBER Term Comfy Court-1N Week
Lemuel Bsne AT Richardson
Thomas Moore Levi Green
Hobert Leonard Merrteld
Robert knight Jasper ,Jswett
Michael ONelll Geo Bernard
+ Shaffer Harmon Osmansou
Joseph Wolf Robt Mcfarland
Joseph Weis ID l. HOugh
Joseph Stou: Chas Sargent
Horace Carpenter Thomas Rhodes
Urias Myers Isaac Gage
&c Werner John Buffers
!S.me-3a and Al Weeks
Webster Lang Euoch Hagenback
BEN amin Haas John Powers
Deboit George Beck
David Nacomber Jas Beal
James Beal VIM Dickerman, sen
VIM White Geo Robinson
James II Hte Jos Powell
Elisha Merritt NJ Lambert
Elijah Dlmmick Lie Wright
J.. Scott VIM Baker
+ " Mosher SW Cheever
r NJ KANE Francis Harrison
Elias Trumbo
The resolution approrriating $500 for re-
modelling the Court House came up. Mr. Rice
spoke AZ length, explaining the plan and the
necessity Of the work Mason would 20 for
$4,000, but not for $500. Nichol didn't feel
like laying out the money; 1t Looked like throw.
ing it away. Williams favored the resolution
The walls are good, and VITA this sum We can
fix the court room SO ths. il will last several
years. Mason said he would 90 $4,000, bat nc
more. We have made some improvement. below
and must above. Nichols, 800 is q large sum
With il We may make this old house last IS yrs
longer, and that will be in the way Of getting 9
new Court House. j. " Armstrong would
favor the appropriation. The new Court House
is out Of the question. W. must do with thi
~ present, but we must improve it. When W,
do build let US have good enc Underhill ia
vored the resolution. After oiher remarks, Mr.
Mcintyre moved, as an amendment, that Mss.rs
J. ". Armstrong, Rogers and Spioer be added
to the judges of the Circuit and the County
Court, as the committee on suPerin,e p;ing tn,
work. Adopted; and resolution and appropria
ton of $500 adopted.
Board adjourned till 9 O'clock Friday.
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Always buy your aour Of Wood, and you will
be satisfied and csms again.
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nR. CROOKS WINE OLE TAR.
DIR. CROOKS
Wine OF Tar!

DR.. Crooks Wine Of Tar shonli b. used for
all Lung Complaints, tending towards consump-
tioa; for exciting the appetite and promoting
good digestion, as we'll as for ell manifold d.
seases arising from deranyed and deeilitated
stomach.
A remedy which has been tested and proved
IN thousand different ways capable Of curing
all diseases of the Throat and Lungs, PERFORM
ing very many remarkable cures, merits \ trial
from all who are suffering from snlsr affec-
tions, and vainly seeking relief Try enc bottle
of DR.. Crooks Wine of Tar.
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For scroruls. Old Sores Ulcers Tumors, Chroaic EGeu
matis,n, or any Hsease OF me skin or Blood, use
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Letter from Il Druggist.

rrats,rsr, h!d., SEPT. 1870
PyspasdSpS Or. Crooks W.sls Qf Tar:
The sails Of your Vine Of tn 05c!S not on re c0ptrg,
ersr,aody .nys "Look h, H! nara 20" dnp more Of Dr.
CToOGe Vine Of fir' WbyN bS Btrdic;ns 'er tO0s
as@ters ths place Orcalore and blue ydou UPON
the !iDer, rl chiYs aS er>r. Tia nm MI, me
truth uhen tey say eebOdy ought 10 hare on bd" AHi
IN Isct " The only medicine IeeF sue ina! EoHd pIg per-
hand emergency PfityS hare 6erl so
hluy5.10s that neC medicines o,e ,rc.r>d rh distress! bEs
NJ. Crooks Wine Of Tar hos brought Gb0H ryoI,n IN so
lie Ere tOs tC7O iOotsiOn ei
dtdrt.G no,o conS rightsg"rs up dN W Imsi w SnS or
Or. Crooks Wine or 3,' ant igrUitg return Hfh The rr-
pves~on, Well Lt Itts Dil haze tIken,"
and "7nd.s ny medicine hscdfer iris hGt TINE 10 tell
all that Is Si about ypHr W1> or TU MAJ stY sserSN
,prAesiDr Yours truly, JOSEPH HURD
For scroiua Old Sores, Ulcers. Tumors, Chroac lbeu
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
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FOR SALE By
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Gbe 9aip Spy: aaluaste AlonOag Murning yue 96 1871
MeoieinaI.

INDIAN CANCER DOCTRESS.-MRs.
Il H. G. POTTER. formerly of Boston, skillfy re-
moves Cancers, TumOrs. and all Secondary Formations
without the aid of Instruments avoiding all pa full
operations with the lance She prepared TO submit the
highest testimonials from all classes of citizens She
relies upon her cures rather than upon any snowy state
me Mt in print Examination and consultation free
SResidence Linwood Place, Worcester
AT home Mondays, Tuesdays Fridays and Saturdays;
hours, s A. d. to IL NJ, and to 5P. II. dim ieI3
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upon the Louisiana division of 226aS miles from New Or
leans to the Sabine River This will probably be the
most valuable portion of the whole line il will be the
only rail communication by which the enormous produe
tons of Texas can reach the Southern Metropolis.
So important is this road considered to louisiana that
the State has made very liberal grants in aid of the en-
teprse by direct donations, by endorsement of
and by subscription to the stock of the Company,
amounting in all to over eight million dollars.
The Bonds now offered are of two classes:
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NORWICH AND WORCESTER DIVI-
- SION. b. LII and Il RR 1871


NORWICH AND WORCESTER DIYI-
~ SION, B., H. and f. RR. 1871.
a q t z GONG SoUTn, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
O'oS M Way Passenger Train Connects at Web
ster with train from Southbridge, and for Bos
ton; at PIainheld with trains to and from Hart
New London from West Side station. i'l' ''''i w
300 M Way Passenger Train. Connects at wor
eester with trains from Boston, Nashua. Fitch
burg, Lowell, &c at Worcester Junction with
Western and Providence trains; at Putnam with
at Norwich with trains for New London, Mystic
snd New Haven '''O
S'IS m. Way Passenger Train. Connects at wcr;
cester with trains from Nashua, Fitchburg Lowg
el. &c; at Worcester Junction with Express
Providence and Worcester roads: at Putnam with
train from Boston; at Painfeld Junction, trains
from Providence and Hartford arrive in season for
this train Passengers from way stations Except
Webster Putnam and Danlelsonvlel for New
York by steamer from New London, will take this
7.eO M Steamboat Express Tram for New York
Connects at Worcester with trains from Boston,
Concord Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence, Nashua,
FIiIch9~grg &c; al Putnam from Boston, Wal
pole, FRANKLIN and Blackstone; leaves Norwich
for New London at 91!5 pm,
TRAINS GOING NORTH LEAVE NORWICH AT
e,1O IN. Steamboat Express train for Boston, daily
exc EXCEPT M9nday) connecting at Putnam for Bos
eester for Boston, birmingham, Lowell, Nashua
Concord, Fitchburg &c. This train leaves New
London at I.15 m, dependent on arrival Of
O.OOam Way Passenger Train. Connecting
for Boston, arriving at 10. 80 m; at worcester t
Junction for Springfield and way stations Albany
&C. Gar, and Proydence at Worcester for trains TO
11.3O m, Way Passenger Train Connecting at
Planhed with train from and for Providence;
arriving at Worcester Junction in for trains
to Boston Providence, Springfield and Albany;
S.45 P m Way Passenger Train. Connects At Nor
WiSc i with train from New London, and at Plain
cester with train for Boston.
Leaves Webster for Worcester at 600 am
Leaves Worcester for Webster at 0.;B!5 pm
M /; St. N. ANDREWS, supt,
Oryxicb g. oocto
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i sure, quick remedy for all diseases of the Urinary
Organs, existing either In male female, as Irritation
Inflammation or Liberation Of the Kidneys and Bladder
Stone in Bladder, Gravel, Diabetes, Redish Sc lmen
looking like Brick Dust Deposit in Urine, Diseases of
Prostrate Mucous and involuntary Discharges, Suppress
sion, Retention or Incontnence OF Urine from loss Of
tone in the parts concerned in its evacuation Thick.
Cloudy Urine, Morbid Irritation of the Bladder and
Urethra, Chronic Catarrh of Bladder, and all Chronic
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Indigestion. Dyspepsia Rheumatism, General Debility,
Cutaneous Affections etc
SMoLANDFR's EXT BUCHU is remedy to be relied
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Its train of alarming symptoms, following the abuse
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in either Papitation of Heart, Loss of Memory,
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ness Lstess and Depressed In Spirits Weak and Peevsh
in Temper the vigorous mind becoming feeble and
vacllang, your usual self confidence and energy gone
fond of solitude; in fac, general prostratio of the
whole system.
The constitution brought to this condition requires
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condition OF health that is requisite for all functions to
be natural.
sMoLANDERs EXT BUoHU will restore to that healthy
condition.
10 SAoLANDER's EXT. BUCHU is put up in large
bottle of superior quality, and at less price than any
other in the market.
Price, 81; bottles, So. Sold by all Druggists
and Dealers in Medicine everywhere.
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THE ONLY RAILROAD CONNECTION

between the former ctya and the great and product
i've State of Texas the est the total distance from
Mobile to Houston being AS miles.
The Company is composed of strong Northern capital
lists, who have already expended nearly TEN MILLION
DOLLARS of their funds in the construction of the
line They have built about 225 miles from Mobile west
ward ard secured by purchase of securities and made
provision for the thorough repair and equipment of the
los miles constituting the Texas division; leaving but
l40 miles to be built