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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-26

IoOrnsr 0hurch and summer s,r.ss..,



h19 LARGE AND POPULAR HOUSE on
= entertainment WIN be thrown cpen 10 the
izsyeiing public on the lBth inst, and Tii b eon.
ducsed as "a - II O'--
FTRsT GLASS HOTEL.
10 has been thoroughly renodelsd. ana q. A.. -,
the moEt elegant structures In the city. rhe 10
caliry 10 most desirable, and ths rooms Are r.
ranged with special reference to the
.EsS COMFORT or FAMILIES.
Inc former patrons Of the St. Olord are invited
V g. y1sif thar old Nashville nome where thew
ton. S04'S ohe.J swell
mo- Terms OF Boarding: To
Ia 1ssnsiens Visitors per day - ......... saa
month ''-''''---' , o.oo
SPECIAL arrangements WIN be made for 6s.rainS
Church street. .o@E
D. Du PRE- d s1srERs
mrniz ON Proprietors.
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RAILROADS.
Passengers G0iHg East,
VIA SLeUEsyEE-Lks -OH CAIRO
sHouzD PgR1HAsR TfoKETs BIZ THE


sEouzD RUB1HAsR TfcKETs BIZ THE
Erie d Atlantic q Great Western BY
ANfT 80 FF2FE
iesning Ne bsss snd mes cor1fsrialsIs Line to
9sE KoEz, Boston, A1d Northern and Atlantic
Uar1es, With magnificent Palace combtned Dag ard
1ens ooenhsas tarozgb % Kew York without
Q Lightning Express TraIus Daily.
: This Il the only line from CINCINNATI 70 New
York under one management; the only line from
Cincinnati 70 New Y0rk without brsAk Of zuaQe;
ne only line whose trains run through TO New
York without change; the only line running coaches
through without using Compromise Wheels; the
caly tine running Palace Broad GuAge Oosches
through without change. =
- II yoa destrs prompt time tnd certain con
necftopss anest scenery on the Continent, most
comfortable Cars In the world, most magnificent
dining halls and ample time for meals and The
sesestr best and most comfortable roufe-gO to
Nav YORK ~ The EKIE 3 ATLANTIC GREAT
WESTERN Railway. I = -
Tickets By this Line for sAls a Al Ticket Ofaoes
through The South
VIZ. r BARB,
". ;. sHATTUo, aen7 Pa Azsnt. \. T.
Gent soathn Ast, osncinnAti, o. decl5t 3un7s'Tl
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TUE VEeETATIvE POWERS OF LIFR ARE
- strong, but in few years how often the palia
hue, the lack-lustre eye and smsciated form, and
the irapossibfltty Of spplicstion to msntal effort.
show Its bAneful influence. Il soon becomes ey
dent TO the observer that some depressing iunu
enee Is checking the Developments Of the body.
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.Il3sI'l3a'2I!I'I''a|!!''N

!: :! !: : :.
These Pills are an pnfalling Fe
ANkXM male Regulator, I'M ended for spe-
~ go cal cases; those obstinate ones
D. E@N where milder and cheaper medi.
E44&E0 cines fail
SA They are composed Of tn most
~EZ1M active and powerful principles of
SNA plants, roots and berries, SO highly
EMEA concentrated that each pill contains
AA&AMA more medicinal strength than g
AE~Ssn whole box or bottle Of ordinary dol
ENSSs=akssf&lar medicine In the Market. Al
IKEE though powerful, yet so mild and
IN ~ pleasant In their operation that the
~ most feeble can take them with per-
- 4lslT11S feet safety.
~ Price, S. per box. Sold by all Druggists.
" All letters seeking Information or advice,
will be promptly answered
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REAL ESTATE BULLETINS,

CONTAINING A FULL LIST OF OUR PROP
L erty for sale, furnished free, by app lying at
our Office No. 50 North College street.
Uouyeyances to see property furnished free TO
p0''A ARLINGTON. FARBAR wEAKLKY.
ror19 tn Oct
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LOSS OF POWER,
EATUITY, an

EATUITY, an
EPILEPTIo Fl,
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SUMNER COUNTY.

Concluded To morrow
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Edgeneld and Kentucky

Z. 2 iiuiin x SI2NToS, supL
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-09
"
GAU H!ON.

Thc public Ia autioned against empIor,ng anv
ut thu reau.arl authorized Agents Of Tho Comm
~, since the Roberts Patent cover the use nf ,he
iurped0 aud all explosive materials for oil wells.
and TIE use Of suc' materials hy other payties Ia n
direct infringement Of their iisi.ts ANY r,yii.a in
ringing any OF the koBEWrS PATENTS viii be-
izilt with according 10 law, and as acting w,lhIiy
and knowingly in defiance 0. law and the drci.ion.
Of the Courts
with a view 10 accommodate Oil Men IN every ,,ari
OF the D i,rgon. lhey have cmplo,ed the n,os,
efficient Agents and ASSISTANTS thai can be procured
,or the business Each Torpeio l. labelled win
dato af patents, together with the price of the Tor
pcdo, and -ned by an officer of the COMPANY. 40
every Operator wishing y Torpedo may tuow II.
price and whether i cane from our onic. "
Operators viii confer favor By reporting IN tbis
Office any negligence of Agents. " '"''
The following famed persons have been appoint
Of fenusy yInia ard Wesi Virginia.
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LIST OF AGENTS,

TlTUSyILIE, CHURCH RUN AND yICINI
TH-SfEPliEN .sOOF Office, Uamiiton's CIGAR
store, address Iitusyille Pa Assistant John Van
SERVER. N'
TTUsVILLE, CHURCH RUN AND yIcJNy.
TY-H. II THOMAS. OniCe aud address. Man
-ion House, 1i,usyille, Pa.
SHAMBURG AND ViCINTTY-GEORGE IP.
YIN, ONCE, shamburg; residence, TitasyiiIe, Pa
Assistant. A A. y est.
ENTERpRISB PLEASANTvILLE BEAN
FARM AND PrrHGi.E W GRO. VAN
VLlET. Ohlce and address, Chase House, Pleas
anlviile Assistant, II. e, Huntingdon
TlDlOUN" AND WEST nlCKOkY-CUkS
CLARK. Office and address, Exp-ess Office Tidi'
oute. Pa. Assistant, E. G. Bealdsley
PETROLEUM CENTRE AND VICINITY
LEVI MASON 0fice and address Petroleum Con
re, Pa. Assistant, Charles Blackford.
TARR AND BLOOD FARMS and District lviny
IN oil Creek and Cherry Run. from story Farm to
icClintockvlle--JA AHESSAUEDERS Address
arr Farm, Pa. Assistants, Luiher q Saunders
Charles u. Cochran and william noyt
MCCLlMTOCKVlLLE, OIL CITY AND RpNO
a: S, Visit. Address, Oil City or Reno, Pa
Assistant, n. Mead
FKANALIN, ALONG THE ALL EGHENy pIy
Err HiLBGk Office and address. Franklin. .pa
SCRUBG ASS, FOSTER FARM u PAHKFt'S
LANDlNG-hICHARD W. REDPIELD. One
and addr' -. scrubrass, Ia Assistant, II. w Por.
terfeld, address kmenton, Pa.
WEST NIRHiNIA-C d. ANGEL and IT n
CoQk Address. Pariersburg, West Virginia
ssS0bcrts Petroleum Turppuo Co,
... mssadig
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GOING EAST.

III t,zO a. M. tLIaiiwNrNc EXPRESS s,ru
=. "a Ssyyilis fSc,os AID rtasyIiIe, ard da i
f9r ~illianspoy H rrisburg. Pniladelphiaon saI'
tmorc and al New York ior Boston aid New ins.
land cit es N ''" h-hs'
B Sleeping soash is attached to This train at O.,
dnnat' running through to New I orb 'A "' vi
ssS0 < W..CINCrNNATI EXPRESS a,i,v
Ssuuudays excepted, nIsrtiny at Binghnmnt,n ~
3n,i nv anu ne .escbrstal summer re.orl, sharon
Sriihgs. anu NJ New York for Boston, and a Ne,,
England cities x[s '1 ai -'o"
,sleepl"g Coach Is attached to this t,ain n,
Meadvilieunlinsth rough to New York. "'
a.Io Am. NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS
aaily Sundays excepted. ConuecIs at Great bend
with neiay are, laskawsnna Il Western pn,,way
iof scr"nt5n, ind At New York with Nidairht Ex
phia
4 sleeping Coach IS attached to this train At
,leyeland, running through to iior elsvilla, con
nectn@ with ilan having new aud improved Draw.
,ns Room CoacieS attached, running through to
New fok. ~
is,Oi A. M. ACCOMMODATION, Sunday.
ls5 e. NJ. !AccoMaoDA11oN, Sunday.
5.opsA, NJ. WAY FREIGHT, Sundays e..
osptcu'ery
Boston and New England Paa,engers with their
bacgage are transferred FREH OF CHARGE in
lew York. "
Tie best ventilated and most luxurious sIeenn,,
coaches oS-1N III Il WORLD-ss accompanv ali
night trains or this Railway. VII
E" The Er- Railway Company has onenod
tyYs Ferry from their jersey City Depot to the iont
ofkNtSt., New York thus enabling passerge,, ,n
re6Nthe upper portion oi the city wiihou, fle e~.
pcfse snd annoyance OF stree, oaror AN omnibns
transfer.
The scen'ry along the entire route Of the Ri.
failway is OF NE most picturesque and beautiful
character. Admirers of Natn es beaties' in a
dtylgil, iot,ney over this Lii G, will And liz eyer
changlng landscapes subjects ofconinual ajmiro.
iCn anC interest.
Baggage Checked Through
And fare always as low as by any other Route.
AsK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY.
Whichran be obtained at all the Prlneinal Tickat
Offices In the West and South West
WIN. b. BARR.
u ~ hUShEhl Gepl Passr Agent
seei opr. JaniS, iSyo,
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"I give my hearty preference to the
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 satisfied"
GRACE GREENWOOD.
shave the Wheeler & Wilson, the Grover
& Baker, and the Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing
Machines in my family. use the Wilcox
4 Gibbs most frequently, thinking ]. far
superior to either Of the Others"
MRS. HENRY WARD BEECHHR.
any wife would not accept Sewing
Machine of any other pateAt 6s W, II she
must receive it on condition Of giving up the
Wilcox & Gibbs"
Cafbondales RA
1.-THE Wilcox & Gibbs 4 the only Sewing
Machine whose working d 20 sure and simple
that 1 could venture TO Introduce Il into
Syria" REV. A. T. PRATT, z
Missionary American Board.
ave have used various Sewing Machines
within our family, but it is the unanimotp
opinion of the household, that thu Willcox
& Gibbs is the best of them all"
REV.. j. g. HofMK,
Brooklyn, M.
"For simplicity and mechanical accuracy
Of construction, / have seen no Sewing
Machine equal to the Wilcox & Gibbs"
ENOCH LEWIS,
Ofthe Pennsylvania Central p r
n cOrresp0ndeMce 0aS the subject
of SesUissg Machines Is respectful
w solicited.
ID. s. EWING,
720 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
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The Beautiful Gate.

Lori, omen tho door, for I inlter;
faint in this stfed air.
In dust aud straiturss lose my breath;
This lie Of self is Twin death
Let me- into thy pastures broad aud fair
To tho sun and the wind from thy mountains
free;
Lord, open the door to me
There is holior life aud trucr
Than ever nv heart har found; .,
There Is n0b.cr work than is wrought-with-
in
These walls m charrcd by the fires Of sin,
Where | ton Ike q captive blind and bound: =
An op,n dOor--io q trcer task
In Thy nearer smle ask
Ye' the world is Thy field, Thy gardca;
On earth art Thou still at home;
Whom thou bcndcs. hither Thy halloUing eye,
Nv narrow wprk-rnnm seems vast and high,
II, ihugy cciing-a rainbow dome;
stand ever thus BY my narrow door,
And toll will be toil-nO more.
Through the rosy portals Of morning,
Nov The times OF sunshine low
Over the Garth and the istcning sea,
Theprnsu Thou inspircst rolls back to Thee
II, tone. through the infinite arches go;
Yet crippled and dumb behold mG wait,
Dear Lord at the beautiful gate
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-21
Agricultural and Industrial EXHIBITIONS

The following Exhibitions md Fairs
have been announced DE-
American Institute Fair, opens Sept, Z,
ut New York.
Cincinnati Industrial Exhibition, COM
mcnces Sept. G. H. McCallum, Sccrc-
tary.
Grorgiq State Agricultural Society,
commences at Macon, Oct. % Dav, W..
Lewis, Secretary.
National Swine Exposition, commenc.
cs at Chicago Sept. 10. Chas Sncad,
Joliet, ILL.,, Secretary.
American Pathological Society, ut Rich
mond, Va, Sept, G. II. X. Ellyson,
Secretary.
Mississippi State Agricultural Socie.
tvs Fair, Mt Jackson on Oct. 90. ]. l..
Power, Secretary.
Illinois State AGRICULTURAL mt Du Quoin
on Sept. %. A. NJ. Garland, Secreta y,
Springfield.
st. Louis Agricultural and Mechanic.
nj, Oct. 10. S. o. Ralb, Secretary.
State Fairs are announced ms follows
Central Kentucky, at Danville, Aug.
10.
New England, ut Lowell, Sept. 5.
Kansas Agricultural, at Topeka, Sept.
II.
Iowa, Mt Cedar Rapids, Sept. Il.
Central Pennsylvania, at Altoona,
Sept. u.
Northern Ohio, Cleveland, Sept. 10.
California, Sacramento, Sept. IS.
Colorado, Denver, Sept. 10.
Central Ohio, fredericksburg, Sept.
10.
NewJerscy, wnverly Station, Sept. 10.
Central Iowa, Dcs Moines, Sept, 10.
Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Sept. %.
indianapolis Agriculturnlnnd Mechan.
ical, indianapolis, Sept. %.
Minnesota, st. Paul, Sept &c.
Nebraska Brownvillc. Sept. 90.
New York, Albany, Oct. ..
Central Michigan, Lansing, Oct. Q.
Arkansas, Little Rock, Oct. 8.
Alabama, Montgomery, Oct 1G.
Cotton States, August, Ga, Oct. a
Louisiana, New Orleans, Nov. Is
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RAINING l'Isn.-It seems recently to
have raincd fish in Scotland. A Scotch
paper says that M unusually large nun.
her Of hrrrings were lately observed
swimming near the shore in Granton
harbor. Their presence was attributed
to heavy sea driven shorcward by n
strong c0stcrly wind Next, however,
great quantities were found washed on
the beach and the hnrbor bulwnrk, where
they attracted ilocks Of sea birds md
crows. Finally, hundreds of these small
hcrrings we've found lying on the roads
near the const, One gentleman found
several in hi, garden. The phenomenon
is attributed to wNtcrspout which oc-
Cured ju,t previously, and is supposed
TO have lifted the fish from the sea high
into the mir, whence they wCrc conveyed
to the land by the easIerly wind which
prevailed ut tho time,
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took tho faculty about thousand years TO discover
that the bort wa, to cure disease not to render the
patient too weak n contend with IT, within tho last
twenty years. however. the whole 'y'tsm Of medical
practice has been changed for the better In diseases or
complaints caused by excessive heat for instance, the
doctors no longer recommend the reduction Of the nva-
i'd. strength by proitrGtnE medicines Tho vast sue
ccsa which has attended the Of ITo,tOtter' Stomach
Bters as remedy for debility has given even tho most
prcudced members Of the old school Insight Into the
only true and ratlon'i theory Of cure cAnthArdcs,
ealonel, and overpowcrng doses Of opium, are nov
among tho obsolete nostrums Of another AsS The
lancet once n much tho legitimate weapon Of tho ply
stefan As the sword |, Of the soldier 10 seldom drawn from
Ia 9ase The principle Of life Is longer drained from
the veins By the quart aud waterRruc for the strength.
less invalid has ceased TO DO considered an appropriate
diet veor Is tho motto Of the rational members Of the
profession. and they understand, At lat the value Of
sterling vegetable tonic So also, with the people at
large and without consulting medical men At AL they
have adopted the bittcrs household remedy, thereby
cconomisIng both cash and health.
Note the fact that HosOttSrs Stomach DittrH Is sold
In bottles only never In bulk ard that the abortion,
.prngInR up in various parts Of the country and some
times offered as substitutes for the great national SpOe'
hr. arc ali utterly worthless.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-21

a CHINESE MILITARY ExAMIEAT1oY.-
l remember seeing in Canton military
examination. A deep trench was dug
in circle, and two targets were placed
at equal distances from the centre. The
competitor mounted very slow pony,
who truttcd around the trench the rider
then approached the target, md, when
close, put the arrow against it, pulled
the bow, and OF course each time placed
the arrow successfully in the target
Three times did he perform this wor-
dr0us feat, and then, knecling ut the
Governors feet, was dubbed M officer.
1t was SO ridiculous l could hardly be-
licveit to be true. A number of English
schoolboys transported to the spot would
have died Of laughter
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-21

A MIXED CAsr.-A curious case is re.
ported from Michigan town. A
stranger, who drank glasS Of liquor in
u saloon, offered u 500 note in payment.
The seller, unable to break it, went to n
ncighhor's for changc. The latter took
the bill, gave him $40 and said the 500
would Just settle tho account ho Ind
against him. Tho liquor-scllorprotcstcd,
the creditor was immovable. Finally,
the former went ont and tried to borrow
the 800 in order to pay the customer his
change and the latter, meantime, worried
by the delay and suspicious ms TO its
cause sent An officer TO arrest him for
Cmbczzlomcnt.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-21

CARRIER PIGEoSs.-Carrier pigeons,
like navy, are not to he created sudden.
". They have to be trained in q very
particular manner, accustomed by de.
grecs to fly back to their homes from n
distance, and so on, till at last they find
their way safely Overa space Of one hun
drcd and two hundred miles.
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A Trick Horse.

A CORRESPONDENT who interviewed the
prnprietor Of n trick horse, SAYS:
There " soid Mr. Harrison, pointing
to him with pride. II nisoo linn my.
self from the time he was foalcd he's
rising nine, now, and lust rs good nm
animal ns he ever was He cost me $500
nj first Inf I wouldn't take $4,000 for
him no. nor three times that. Come
here Charley, Tie horse came up
to him and Stood looking at me with lis
bcal over Ills masters shoulder.
us lie a trick horse?"
sYes Int | don't often use him for
,bat Hecin walk on his hind legs, and
dance and drink out OF n bottle; but
thars oIw'vs empty usually do only
| thc Arab and his Iyinr stecd. )"
"How did Won train him ?"
Nv kindnSss-tLats the only way
to he SIRE OF course Won can make
nm, animal obey by leathering him
cnsurh Int then some time when YOU
ain't looking ont he'll play Won m ugly
trick-baulk when you're jumping to
let Won unable on the ground, or rear
md fail backwards on you. They're
cnnniI q ohont flint sort Of thing. I've
seen n snlepdidly educated horse come
into the ring md inst stand still, not do
A single trick and seem to enjoy seeing
| Ills master Looted Mt"
"Do Won never punish him?"
Certainly: Int / always do it so
that hc understands what I'm whipping
| him for. When he's done wrong, he
knows inst ms well ms | do. and knows he
must hike the consequences. but l
hayn't lifted the Win against him for
more finn two yoarl,"
What is the method of educating
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or two in summer, when he is most
needed for service on the farm or in the
family carriage. He should always have
his laily feed of green grass for two or
three months in the year, and il he can
not 90 to pasture, the grass should be
brought to the stable. Hearth and Home,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-21

RECEIVED. am not used to beg
ging," said little girl to n lady of whom
she had asked aims, "causc only two
weeks ago my father was merchant !
why" child, how could he be reduced
to poverty so soon ?" "Nty father tool
a bad two dollOrbill at his peanut stand
aud it ruined him, sobbed the child"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-21

PENETRATING TO THE SOURCE oP DIS
EASE in the secretions and the circula-
ton, regulating every organ, and bracing
every nerve and fibre Of the body, On.
Walkers VINEGAR BITTERs are eilecting
the most astonishing cures of indigeS'
ton, biliousness, nervous weakness,
rheumatism, scrofulous disorders, and
chronic constipation, that the world has
ever witnessed.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-21

Ny advice 10 all your readers, says n
correspondent, is, II they go to II water.
ing.placc, to go with big trunk. The
proprictors and hall-boys arc more con.
descending to the owner of one than to
the owner OF black bag. The head
waiterand the servants ut the table know
that the owner Of large travelling com.
panion proposes to stay some time, while
the owners of small bags are mere birds
of passage, and are treated accordingly.
We have very great influx Of small
bags every Saturday afternoon. One Of
these sntchels me no more noted than an
umbrella or walking.Stick in mans
hand, and yet, when rightly viewed it
is, TO my thinking, mn object Of no ordi.
nary interest The owner Of it is one
in ten thousand. II signifies that he has
no incumbrring alliance, no wife, no
mother, no sister, no grandmother He
is the perfect type of indcpcnde ice,
and can snap his fingers in the iacc OF
every porter and baggage man in the
country. While other passengers are
looking after their baggage, he walks in.
to the cars and selects the best seat
When he arrives at his journeys end, by
steamer, he is the first man to jump
ashore. No man with little canvas bag
in his hand has his last shirt on his back,
Neither is it possible his beard will sui.
fer from slovcnly ovcrgrowth, When
he rctres to rest the presumption isthat
it will he in the midst Of comfortable
und cosy night.gcar. A gentleman with
canvas bag mny be said to contemplate
II couple OF shirts absence from home
When our sex can learn to travel with u
sntchcl, what comfort they will have,
but you may as well look ont for the
,aillplium,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-21

A friend OF ours was travelling while
afflicted with worry bad cough. He an.
noycd his fellow travellers greatly till one
Of them remarked in tone Of displcas.
urc, "Sir, that is u very bad cough you
have?" "'rrue sir, " replied our friend,
"but you will excuse me it is the best
/ have got"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-21

The tobacco crop according to tho flg.
ures furnished by the Louisville Demo.
crdt amounted last year to 272 1900, 600
pounds, valued ut $50, 2OG,32j. OF this
crop the Southern States produced all
mtGl 300, 900 pounds, which wero grown
in New England Middle and Western
Sintps
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-21

THE PUREsT and sweetest Cod.Liver
Oil in the world is Hazard & Caswells,
made on the sca.shore, from fresh, Sc.
lrcted livers, by CasrsR, Hazard @ Co.,
of New York. 1t is absolutely pure and
sweet, Patients who have once taken it
prefer it to all others. Physicians have
decided it superior to any Of the other
oils in market.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-21

AT this season of the year, cramps ant
pains in the stomach and bowels, dyson
terry, diarrhna, &c, are quite common
and should be checked at once. JoHS
soN's ASoDYNE IMMINENT is the hest arti
Gle that can be used in all such cases,
and should be kept in every family.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-21

GREAT harm and discomfort is caused
by the use of purgAtives which grlpeand
rack the system. PARSONS PURGArIvE
Pills are free from all impure matter,
and IRE mild and health-giving in their
nnnrntinn-
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-21

VENEZUELA is quiet, except tho State
Of Barcelona, where there hns been hard
fighting near L pirto. Guzmnn Inns
returned to Caracas, aud is looking about
for rC.oniOrcements.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-21

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Sits D,ring , IN y IN Providence H. l. Ds,t
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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-21

Tm Count de Paris, expresses the
opinion that the Count do Chambord
will be tho future King OF France.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-21

ENGLAND Inns 100000 paupes TO
%, 100000 Of population.