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The Hickman courier., 1871-03-04
Life Assurance.


For the purpose Of giving absolute Sc
curity tolile Insurance, biifispow pend
ing in the Legislature of New York, re
quirin q all ife. companies tomake bona
red deposit Will. the State Treasurer or
the insurance department, TO be held for
the protection of policy holders. There
is now in force in that State permissive
registry law, under which companies is
suing registered policies make the State
to certain extent the guardian of their
securities. The failure of companies
outside of the registry act has suggested
the wisdom of making this act compulsory
upon all companies. 1t is claimed that
registered policy holders are always
guaranteed that no Misrepresentation or
mismanagement can harm them. so far
as the integrity of the policy obligation
is concerned; and that registry affords
the only guaranty of solveney. In view
of the magnitude Of the life insurance
interest and the lax management of some
companies, it is not surprising that string
ent measures, offering new safeguards or
strengthening old ones, should be deemed
necessary
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THE FRANCO-PRUssHAN WAR
wAITINa ron THE GERMANS.
rHnra1d SnerinI

PARIS, March l-noon.-Last night
the scenes in portions Of the~eity beg
CARED description. Excited crowds were
gathered at Mont Martre and Belleville
nearly all night, listening to ipcendiary
speeches and shouting defiance at the
Prussians.
Since Yinoy's proclamation, the best
part Of the National Guard have been
engaged in perfeeting barracades as safe
guards against the approach of armed
crowds on the line marked out by the
Germans.
At an early hour in the morning pre-
parations were completed, and the streets
presented a singular appearance, from
absence of the people, and the almost en-
tire desertion of the line Of march, ex
cept by strong bodies of regular French
troops, who occupied triangle during
the night, with the interior falling back
on the advance of the Prussians, and
taking positions commanding the ap-
proaches of the line.
ENTRANCE OF THE GERMAN ARMx.
At the appointed hour, 10 0 clock, tue
first representative corps of the victori
Gus army entered within the eneiente,
under the eye of his Imperial Majesty,
in accordance with the programme, ia
vored by splendid weather The elev-
enth corps, numbering 10000, with nine
ty-six pieces field artillery, and the usual
proportion of cavalry, under command Of
General Won Bog, advanced iu two-eol
umns, one at Port Neuilly, and the other
atPoint Du Jour. The former adyan
ced at pretty rapid pace up the Avenue
Grand krmee, direct for Arc de Fri
omphe, the French troops vaeating the
streets as the Germans approached
NAPoLEoN's IMPEACHMENT.
The News has the following from Par
IS, 9th: Louis Blanc, Victor Hugo
and Henri Rochefort, members of the
radical department of the Assembly, will
present in that body motion demanding
the impeachment OF Napoleon.
ALAsl NAPOLEON.
The Assembly enthusiastically and
unanimously voted by acelamation a
resolution offered by NJ forge, declaring
the fall of the Empire, and stigmatizing
Napoleon as the author of the misfor-
tune of France.
RATIFIED.
The Assembly voted the ratification of
the preliminary conditions of peace by
$40 ayes against l07 nays
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g. the POor IndIan.

Rumors from the western part of the
Indian Territory have indicated fears OF
a renewal of hostilities on the part of the
Cheyennes, Kiowas, and other tribes.
Commissioner Parker, sometime since,
iustigated an investigation into the
grounds for these rumors, and the reports
which have reached the Bureau contain
convincing evidence that they have been
started almost entirely by whites having
some influence with them who desire an
opportu nifty to induce thes indians TO re
sumo hostilities. One Col. Nelson has
been especially active in this direction
The military officers are also chrrged
with not being in harmony with the et-
forts Of the Quaker agents to maintain
the peace. The young men of the tribes
named, especially the Cheyennes, are
restless. but the older warriors and chiefs
are, in the main. quite satisfied Com
missioner Parker believes the danger
will be averted, but the action of the
Senate in refusing to pass the appropria
ton of s13 500, which the House adopt
ed, to defray the expenses Of the ad-
journed session of the Grand Council,
called in May, to meet at the Wichita
Agency, near Fort Sill, to which the No
madic tribes have agreed to send dele
gates, may have an injurious result. This
action was taken under Senator Stewards
lead, and is in the interest of the railroad
land grant ring in the House.
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J. R. Gollady's 45th Monthly Drawing
takes place at Owensboro, Ky, March 9th,
1871 Capital prize, $500 in Gold; I'd prize,
Horse and Buggy $780, Sd prize, Bradbury
Piano $500; 4th prize, Gabler Piano $500;
5th prize, Gold Watch and Chain $3.50. 495
other Prizes ranging from 81 to $500 in
value, consisting in,s Diamonds, Gold and
Silver Watches, Sewing Machines, Furni-
ture, Carpets, Books, Musical Instruments,
Fine Paintings, Dry Goods, Sc, SC, Tickets
81, 6 for 50. Orders sent by mail or express
addressed to J. r. Gollady, Bowling Green,
KY, will receive prompt attention. MrG.,
has been engaged in conducting this enter
prise for nearly four years, and has given
entire satisfaction in every drawing His
drawings take place regularly every 4th
Monday in each month. Statement of draw
ing and prizes drawn promptly forwarded, i
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RutIer,s Reign of Terror.

For weeks the Democratic members
have been fearing that Butler would
bring up his bill to establish a criminal
code and reign of terror for the South.
Heretofore the appropriation bills have
been in the way, but to day Butler got
the floor and reported the bill. OF course
there was immediate resistance on the
Democratic side, led very judiciously by
Mr.. Beck aud Fernando Wood, members
of the Reconstruction Committee, The
bill was about to be read, when Mr. Cox,
of New York, oficiously moved to reject
it, the very motion of all others calcula
ted to consolidate the Radical forces.
The motion was lost, and. the reading
proceeded and was half through when all
of sudden MrzWood moved to suspend
the rules aud pass bin to repeal all laws
imposing duties on foreign coal. The
effect on the House was like Bombshell.
The motion took the precedence Of the
pending business. The Radicals were
much ANNOYED, but did not dare to vote
no. Onsa rising vote the motion was
carried by 90 to % Butler lodged, and
so did many of the Eastern members,
where the cry of ''cheap coal" IS all the
go. The bill was finally passed by vote
of 142 to 115, but the passage by the
Senate is very doubtful indeed.
All this took up good deal of time.
Mr. Butler then offered a resolution to
suspend the rules aud. make his billa
special order until disposed of. This
required two thirds vote. and the re-
suit was, 127 to 90, lacking one vote Of
two o-thirds
This abominable bill would have pass
cd but for the action of such liberal Re-
publicans as Earnswsrth. and Fitch.
There were several Democratic absentees-
No thanks for this great result are due
to such gentlemen as Voorhees,, Of In
diana, aud Burr, of Illinois, who, at the
most critical jnncture, have abandoned
theiI legislatiye duties and gone home.
Had they been here, their votes would
have neutralized the votes of four Radi-
Gals There are class Of Democratic
members who habitualIy neglect the ses-
sions of the House, but draw their pay
with great regularity sn
THE real name Of the Rothschild
family is Meyer, and the fouitler of the
greatness was Anselm Meyer, who dealt
in money 10 Frankfort at the sign of the
Red Shield-der Rothschild. At the
tine of the inyasiensef Benaparte, one
Of the petty princes of Germany
believe the EIector OF Hesse---confided
his treasures III coined money and jewels
to the care of Meyer, without having an J
legal security whatever, which perhaps
could not be given with'safefy at thai
time, relying entirely on his honor and
honesty. This money Meyer used in his
business forsom eight or ten years, max
ing immense profits. On the fall o.
Bopaparte, and the rehabilitation of his
creditor. Meyer honorably restored his
trust, with interest," 80 ~4rra.s
SnSAcBS S3SEED RYE, for sale at
III ~ McCUTCHEN & co.
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.

EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
Beware of Counterfeits smith Tonic
Syrup has been counterfeited, and the coun-
terfeiter brought 10 grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DIR. John
Bulls private stamp on each bottle DR.
John Bul! only has the right to mahniac-
ture and sell the original John Smith 5
Tonic Syrup Of Louisville, Ay. Examine
we'll the label oa each bottle. IL my priv
ate stamp Is not on the bottle do not pur
chase. or YOU wi1l be deceived. See my
column advertisement and my show card
viii prose cute any one infringing on my
right The genuine Smiths Tonic Syrup
and only be prepared by myself.
The publics servant,
a5l2 DIR. JOHN BULL,
Louisville, Ky.
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~ CASH G1rTs, TO BE DtsrRIruTED BY TuE
NEw YORK CASH PRIZE co.

NEW YORK CASH FRiLE CO.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE
5 cash gifts, $4,000 so cash gifts, 81, 900
10 10000 1 200 300
20 5000 $50 q" loo
90 elegant rosewood pianos. $500 to 500
IS - nielodeons 75 TO 101
$50 Sewing Machines, so to 175
800 Gold Watches, 10 to 300
Cash prizes silver ware, &c. val 81, 100000
a chance to draw any Of the above Prizes
for 25c Tickets describing Prizes are seal
ed n Envelopes aud well mixed On re-
ceipt of 2jc. a sealed ticket is drawn with
out choice aud sent by mail to any address
The prize named upon it viii be delivered TO
the ticket-holder on payment OF One Dollar.
Prizes are Immediately sent to any address
by express or return mail.
You will know what your prize is before
you pay for it. Any prize exchanged for
another of the same value No blanks.
Our patrons can depend on fair dealing.
REFERENcEs.-The following lately drew
valuable prices and kindly permit us to
publish them:-Andrew J. Burns. Chicago.
$4,000; Miss Clara Walker Baltimore,
Piano, $500; JAS. NJ. Matthews, Detroit,
s., 600; John T. Anderson, Savannah, S5,000
James Simmons Boston, $4,000
Pass OPfSioss-"The firm is reliable -
Weekiy Tribunr, Der %. ''Deserve their
success. ~ y. Herald jan l. ''Just and
honorable f-Neps, Dee. 9.
Send for circular. Liberal Inducements
to Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every
package of 300 sealed envelopes. contains
one cash gift: Seven tickets for 81; II for
81; so for S.; 290 for S15. Address GEO.
G. BRANDON s. CO., Managers, 62 Broad
way, NY
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ourR,rv Roner is convalescent.

sHERlFr Roper is conyaiescent.
THr odd Fellows are to. have grand
celebration the 26th of April.
orr City COuucilis anticipating live
Ia times. soon. .raisiug" assessments.
THE merchants of Hickman are ieav-
ing for the Eastern cities to lay in their
spring stocks.
MAxY Of our people have commenced
gardening For all kinds Of seed call at
Col. !. II. Davis
GEORGE MATBIs. knowu-to the pub
lie as George the Butcher, died IN TINS
pace last Saturday
TuE election for Circuit Court Clerk
occurs in August, and not IN May, as
supposed by some.
THE court house, since being repaint-
cd. has the appearances OF brand new
building. and will last quarter century
SrocKRAIsERs. hereabouts, have been
forced to drive their stock out of the
bottoms below Hickman, by the high
water
DEpurr U. s. Marshal McClusky. has
been to the Madrid Bend District of this
county. summoniug- witnesses for the
Federal court at Memphis
Mr.. ozMESr has established shop
here and will devote his attention for
\ the present, exclusively to the repairing
of furniture. Bring on chairs, sofas,
divans. etc.
~ THE Hickman Brass Band is progress
ing admirably. They play 3 or / pieces
well, They design commencing a series
Of concerts soon, in which they will be
assisted by some of the best musical
talent of Hickman.
WE see it stated that narrow gauge
railroads. now being experimental with
in this country. cost but from i've
q eight thousand dollars per mile If
this be so railroads will soon connect eve
ry county town.
MARKET HoUsE-The City Council
hsre appointed COMMITTEES to make ar
raprements for building Market House
The committee are authorized to receive
Abroucsitions, and we trust the work VIII
be put through without delay
BoARprso HoUsE,-See the advertise
men. of Boarding House, Binford Hotel.
TLs.HOuse has been re6ted, and new
proprietors
COMMONWEALTH Attorney Randle'
leaves TO morrow evening, to attend CIR
euis e'outs at BlandriIls
rpr Spring Session Of Beech Wood
Seminary commences Monday the 18th
instant. That of the German Academy
the 9th. The session of the Free school
for Hickman District closed yesterday.
TuE Kentucky Lower House has pass
ed 4 bill by 81 to12. prohibiting grocery
men from selling liquors to any inebri-
ate. when the wife or any member of his
family gives written notice forbidding the
same. Ef
EVERY SATURDAY." reaches us reg
uIarly, with its store of choice reading
and eugraviDgs L is an admiral ole
weekly, and we'll worthy the extended
patronage isreceives.
THE census Of 1860 showed that there
we're 81 900 persons in Tennessee who
could not read. The Memphis Ledger
wishes 10 know if the census of leT will
make the same disagreeable disclosure
GEasAN AMERICAS ScHooL.-The
Trustees og the German School of this
place. have secured the services of Prof
NJ ". Won Loewenfels, as principal, and
the session viii open, Monday, March
9th, inst.
wEregret that our old friend Moses
Amberg, 80 long identified with the dry
goods trade of Hickman, has determined
to change his. base, and proposes open
iog dry goods house at Tiptonyiile
success 10 him.
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NEARHxET REPORTS.
Ne,s York Market

New YORK, March ,.
Gold co ntinued dull and steady to-day at
Cotton duh and dropping, middling up
lands 155c. -.
General Markets-Flour dull and shade
lower, 81 60as so for shipping extra
Wheat in moderate demand at 81 oOal 20.
Corn steady and in moderate demand at
Sftas5c
Cincinnati Markets
CINc1SxArI, March 2
Cotton quiet and anchanged middlinng
14ic flour dull, but holders are not wil-
ling 20 make concessions, family So 6Oa0 oo'
Wheat quiet and unchanged, red 81 3iaI
81 Corn dull and dropping, 55a5Gc-. Oats
5Oa5lc Lard quiet and unehan ged, 12lal24
asked Baeon dull and dropping; shoulders
ers OF those rates. Hogs duh and uncbang-
ed, 81 O0a7 90
81 Louis Market.
Sr. LoUrs. March,
Flour in good demand at fun prices, su-
perfine Western So 75a5 90; extra S6a6 90
Corn quiet and unchan ged, mixed in bulk
4Sa5oc; mixed and yellow, sacked, 51a5ec;
white 59aGOo. Whisky SSe. Bacon IN only
limited iobbing demand shoulders 9la%1e;
clear rib sides ID; clear sides - lard, for
jobbing, 12c for steam. Hogs Sc 1ja7 20.
ksu- Orleans ssn"ISef.
NEW ORLEANs, March =.
Cotton dull; middlings l4ial5l,. Corn,
mixed 7lc; yellow re; white eaiier 90.
Hay, prime S2ia25. Sugar in good demand,
prime lOa10IeH Molasses. prime 5ta55. Cof-
fee steady, prime l5ial54c.
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bound Girl Runaway-S0
ax. i .s.e REyVARD. !. -~. -

NfAROLrNE SHEPHERD, is about 16years
I old, n bright Mulaito. and has one wrist
broken, which csnses her 20 hold her band
a.littlc crooked This girl s Locally bound
10 me. and iett my service ai;hott INST
cause, and I therefore whrn sll pars0ns
against hafhoriae herr or giving. her en-
ployInent without my consent, as tha law in.
such eases will he enforced. also of.r a
reward of 50 for her return to me at my
residence. Ely HOBEItTS
Jordan Station.
noy5tf sEfa Fulton county, KY.
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THE sbill providing for csnte9n,as 4.lal.
celebration Of the Declaration o. lnusL ',
psndence, al philadelphia on the T ou1,"
Of July. 1876. has passed -IopS!ess'
This will be quite an event in me Ies'o, aes
ry Of that slow old town. and VIII aholI i
them healthy excitement Tor seFei"'
wears.
The Hickman courier., 1871-03-04

AMoxa rnE fSDriSs. Lieut.. Herndoh
tells NJ that no tribes of aboriginees are
found in the deepest forests Of South Amer
lea, from the Andes to the Atlantic coast
that do not have and use Doct. Aver nae IL
cines and Lowell cottons. fremont,
suffolk "BootS are seen stamped in large
red and blue letters upon their garments,
while Ayers Pills and Cherry Pectoral are
the treasures Of their habitafious. Their
native soil furnishes them all their food
and most of their remedies, but they suffer
from some afliciio which must hayethe
interposition of higher skiH.-Sea6ast Lib
erty, Ia.
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stack er j. Taylor and the N.
Life Insurance Company.

louisville, KY, Feb. II, ISL
John ". Prddto, .Jorfah Ssahoa, by.
DEAR SIR Please have inserted 10
your local paper tf1at Stacker j. Tay ylor
Is no longer an authorized agent of the
Mississippi Valley Life Insurance Com
pany. and is not authorized TO collect
premiums or transact any business for
the Company Yours truly,
CHARLES L. FECHTER,
Sec'ty Miss. Nalfy Life lbs Co.
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John w. Prather our AuthOriz-
ed agent.

Polics. holders In the Mississippi Val
ley Life Insurance Company are hereby
notified that Mr.. John ". Prather, Is
the duly and regularly authorized agent
Of said Company. in place of Stacker }
Taylor, removed, and that he alone Is
adthorized 10 collect premiums, and rep
resent dis Company, in saId district.
Respectfully
CHARLES T. FIGHTER,
sec,ty Miss. Valley Life Ins. Co.
feb25 4w.
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cnNSIIMpIlnN. ScRnEulA. &c

HegenlaA's Genuine Cod Ltver oil.
Our Cod Liver Oil is warranted pure New
foundland Oil. It has stood the test of over
twenty years experience, and can be relied
on in every particular. Manufactured by
IE6EMAN & Co, Chemists and Druggists 4
New York, aud sold by all Druggists.
The Hickman courier., 1871-03-04

ERRORS OF YOUTH

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects of youthful indiscretion, will
for the sake of suffering humanity, send
free to all who need il, the receipt and di-
reetions for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
nrohtby the advertisers experience, can dc
40 by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN,
No. - Cedar street, New York.
;,,na5 1-v
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ASTHMA CTIRE

Relieves most violent paroxysms in FIVE
minutes and effects speedy cure. Price
- by mail
THE JAPANESE HAIB STAIN
Colors the whiskers and hair beautiful
black or brown. It consists of only one
preparation IS cents by mail Address
S. c. UPHAM, No. 721 Jayne Street, Phila-
ielphia, Pa. Circulars sent free. Sold by
all Druggists.
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A. s. ANDERSON pays cash for hides ta-
low, bees-wax furs, s c. Saddlery at re-
dueed prices. such as sollars, hamess chains
brides, harness (siRgle. and doubie,) side
saddles, men and boys saddles of every de-
scripticn in fact everything farmer wants
in his line Of business.
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Exclusive FURNITURE SrOKE,-J.
K. Lane & Co.. advertises the "only ex
elusive furniture store in Hickman" and
because he makes speciality Of this
line of trade feels confident that he can
offer special advantages and inducements
not in the power of mixed houses. Let
the trading public give him call.
The Hickman courier., 1871-03-04

ARRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILs-Ihe
Mail via " s. n. w. Railroad arrives al
Hickman at 9:s5 p. m, and departs at sou
a. N, daily. except Sunday Mail cioseo at at
gp.m. The Post Office opens from to 10
o'clock Sunday morning. Positively no
business done after 10 o'clock
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Runton,s IIog ChoIera MedIcIne


Our friend w r. Walker, Druggist,
has bought the exclusive right for Fulton
County TO prepare aud sell this eelebra
ted remedy for Hog Cholera. This spe-
cifc is said to be an almost certain cure
and prevention, and IS 50 recommended
by many Of the largest hog raisers in
the State. Mr.. Walker is alone entitled
to make and sell the medicine, and all
wishing to give it trial must apply to
him.
vf Moscow, by, Jan. 25, 1s71.
This is to certify that my hogs we're
badly Affected with the disease known as
Hog Cholera, and they were dying al
most daily, when l allowed Runyon &
Co.. to try the virtue of their medicine
Oh them. seventy Ave head in number.
and after using it for two months. | can
say. that it will not only cure and pre-
vent the disease in every form, but the
hogs will thrive, as fast or faster than if
they never had been sick; and use far
less grain, and | do cheerfully recon-
mend it to all hog raisers. everywhere.
a-et ~ n L. RonFpTS
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We are prepared to print horse and
lack bills, on shortest notice aud lowest
prices. Send in your orders. New cuts
on hand.
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THE scholastic population OF Gios9n
county, Tenn. for 1870, according 70 tue m
report Of the School Commissioners (one me
district not reported), was S,'62. -, -,
this pumbers IS .361 were white aud '4ot
colored children
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fairs iu west Teenessee.

The Agricultural Congress, which as
sembled last week at Humboldt, fixed the
following times for holding the Fairs in
West Tennessee, the present year. They
also decided to hold the Central District
Fair at Humboldt, -e
= Your committee to whom was referred
to the time for holding the. fairs, beg
leave to make following report THAT
the fair at Paris, for Henry county, be
held on the first Tuesday IN October,
aud continue fee days at Trenton, the
second Tuesday in October, and cohtinue
five days at Dyersburg, for Dyer coun
y, the third Tuesday in October, to con
tinue Eve days. at Humboldt the last
Tuesday in September, and continue five
days.
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ConyentionaI interest.

The conventional interest bill allow
ing contract rate of ten per cent. pass
ed the Kentucky Senate on Tuesday last
There is room to believe it viii pass the
House
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Gro. P. Rowrt1;& Co, 40 Park Row, New
YOfk. and 8. NJ. PrrrExe1LL & Co.. 81 Park
Row, New York, are our sole agents in that
city, and are authorized to contract for ad-s
vsrtisine a. our Lowest rates.
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nniu Tnn noIIars.

We have redueed the price of our
sBper to Two Dollars year. Now Is
the tine e subscribe.
The Hickman courier., 1871-03-04

RIvER NEws-Our advices Of the
1st instant. report all the upper rivers
.till rising. The rise in the Ohio was
supposed to be at its height. The Cum
berlsnd and Tennessee are booming from
tho last raius 4 rise equal to that of
Janusry last may beexpected. with the
probability of being much higher.
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A VOID QUAcKS.-A victim or early
"A indisereti6n, czusin gnerveus debility.
prema ture decay, &c. having tried insyain
av cry adyer sesi remedy, has simple means
of self-cure which he will send free to his
'fefiow Sufferers. Address J.-H. TUTrLE,
7S Nassau ST., New York os4
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GLORIOUS NEWS

q. = For the People. b
New Era n the Sewing Machine World.
Tse astonishing discovery has jilstbeen
made by ALI tie high-priced Sewing Ma
chfae Companiesthat the Home sbuftle Ma
chine is fast snperccdimg alls others- it
makes fhe lock stitch. alike on both sides.
IS far simpler better and runs lighter than
any Ss5 sfacfiue in TIE market, yet seils
from $50 tn $40 cheapet@l w 2 gnnsentee Il
"a First class Machine in every respect and
offerssSl 600 for any Family NAchine that
will do.a larger range OF work sews
from Harness Leather 70 Muslin withoutany
alteration.
An engrgerics rcssb wrnted in every
county Full particulars andslf highly in
tore sting pamphlet mniied free. egAsislress
Knowles 4 FanvIusen la7. West Jefferson
81 LoulsYilie, ky'cs ~ aead 49, -
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RELIGIoUs.-Episcopal services VIII
be held in the Methodist Church to NOR
row Sunday evening, at 2 o'clock, BY
Rev. Nm. Cow8iil