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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-28
The. GENERAL Complaint.

A Republican correspondent to the
Republican Pittsburgh Commercial,
under date Steubenvillc, Aug, %,
writes: = .'as..-e..' q =. -
Business, as general thing, lis ex-
tremely dull, and money scarce
a similar complaint comes from all
quarters, giving irrefutable confirma-
ton to the exhibit of the times as
given by Hon. Geo. FL. Pendleton in
the grand speech that we this morn
ing publish on the outside of the
Democrat. 8la1 sgH 1 ia 4&aiIa,
Is it wise to vote the Republican
party continued lease of power, with
it's dull !" times and scarcity of mon-
ey Wayne County Democrat.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-28
RAvENSA. THURSDAY. SEPT. IS, 1871.
Democratic State Ticket.

For Gocerz0r,
& GEORGE W.. McCOoK, Of Jefferson County
For Lieut.. G0rerRor,
s.. HUNT. of Hamilton County
For Attorney General,
ED. 8. WALLACEs of Clark County,
qsrFor Azsdit0r Of State.
J. r. COCKERILL. OF Adams County.
- FOR Treasurer Of iSate,
GUSTAyCS BRUEHL, of Hamilton County
tfFto1 ? EoY. lSNpse1ae Judge,
ait G. WaGEDDES. Of Richland County.
.st For Member Of de BoGgd Of PnLsic Works,
ARTHCR HUGHES. of Cuyahoga County.
FOR School Commissioner,
. y Nv. W!ROSS, of Sandusky County.
SsIi9 Eor Clerk offhe lSEpresss Court,
CHARLES PATTERSON, of Franklin County
'DIstriet and County Tickets.
80 HENRY c. RASNEY. of Fortage,
siisEs tDisRi.f For Senator,
1o0l. DEWITT G. CooLMAN.of of Rayonna.i5
4afte6 aafif For Representatives - aalf
-, -, ALONZO n FARR, of Mantua.
= -s.- -. = ! For auditor,
% AaJ0SEPH Il. CARRIER, OF Brimfeld.
~08at l5af.94 For Treasurer, 81
hae - ORREN .SfEYENS. of Palmyra. IN
stra "a - Fbrs EroseeztSng Attorney -,
EDWARD r.. HATFIELD, of Ravenna.
For Conamissiosaer VIZ
EDMUND RICHARDS, of Paris.
? fslia y FST Director OF Iafsmdry ~
-sf ALMON i. TOM OMs0N. of shalersville.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-28

IT was reserved for the Democratic
legislature of New Hampshire ON the
18th of, July last to enact that "sol-
diers serving in the late rebellion, and
disabled from manual labor in conse-
quence of that SERVICE shall be and
are exempted from paying poll tax
Under sthe Republican ascendency
prevalent in New Hampshire from
the close of the wariup to the revival
of parties at the Democratic sweep
this year the above acknowledgment
of service done the State remained
unmade. Too crippled to gain live
hhood, the veteran was nevertheless
forced to pay his tax. sa' oas 5.i aas
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-28
wnrds of Patriotism and wisdom.

-
/ The sentiments uttered in the con-
clusion of the speech of Mr.. J. Proc
tor Knott, of Kentucky, cannot be
too often repeated and too deeply
pondered by tie American people,
and especially by the Democratic par
ty, whose mission it is to save our
country. He said
81 appeal to the student of history
to point TO single instance in the an
mails of the human family where a
Fpeople, or political party, ever rose
to power or achieved success save by
fixed, determined, persistent adhe-
renee to some great purpose. Ma
jorities fall to pieces in wrangles over
the division, of party booty. Minor
tiles are held together and rise into
| power upon some great principle
| When that is abandoned they cease to
exist. Why, then, should we despair !?
/ Why depart from the faith of our
fathers, and the political chart of our
whole lives? Did the Senate despair
when Hannibal was laundering at the
gates of Rome? Nc; they voted res
oIution of thanks TO the battle-scarred
| fragment of Varro's legions because
they proudly and defiantly bore aloft
the Roman eagles as they slowly and
sullenly retreated from the disastrous
fields of Cannae. And where was
Carthage when those eagles perched
upon the bleak hills of Caledonia, or
nestled among the ruins of ancient
Babylon, with an empire between
them? Even should all others de-
sert them, let the gallant Democracy
of my native State tillkeep it proud
4 ly aIoft as good men, brave and true,
and host will yet rally round it suf-
icient to rescue our government from
the vandalic horde that menaces its
existence. Let it go down without
/ another struggle to sustain it, and
with it will go down your liberties,
| never to rise.v 1eti-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-28
ALL the clerks in the department

ALL the clerks in the departments
at Washington City, who desire it,
are to be allowed ten days leave of
absence, in which to go home and
vote at the October elections. These
clerks do double duty in the voting
line. Having voted in Washington
City,. their temporary residence they
go back to the place from whence
they come, probably in most instances
without a thought of returning to it
when their. clerkship shall have ex-
pired, to vote again.. oe57-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-28

Hon, Lew CAMPBELL has chalIeng-
ed Senator J John Sherman to discuss
political questions before the people
of Ohio. Senator John says he is in
the hands of the Republican commit
tee, and cannot discuss with anybody.
This is not brave in a candidate for
re-eiection.-St. Paul Dispatch, Re
publican. q e5 81. Z
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-28

~ SPEcIAL dispatches received at New
York from Havana, announce the sup
preston of the Cuban rebellion, and
that proclamation to that effect will
shortly be issued by the Captain
General,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-28

hsiTHE Massachusetts Radical State
Convention meets to-day (W ednesday)
The latest intelIigeDce seems to indi-
4cate thatfspooney Butler will fail in
obtaining the nomination for Govern
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-28

1ss.l DEsP1rcH from Milwaukee an
nonnces the founderine of the schooD.
er Hard, off South Manitou, on the
25th, and the loss of all on board ex-
cept the Captain. 9 & - ss-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-28

The Radical loss in Maine since
1868 is. over Is, 900. At the late cleo
tion the Democrats gained a number
of members of the Legislature, and
held the Radical majority down to
about 10000. In 1868 it was 1886.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-28

THE New York Express says
Each tick of the clock for the last
year has added $S,2S to our National
Debt, and every time the second hand
has made. q complete revolution, $496,-
so have accumulated to that already
weighty incubus. At every inhala-
ticn and exhalation $l6,56 have been
put upon the debt side, and in the lit
tie time we take to consume our din
ner, at least $9,936 have been. con-
sumed by the Radical party at Wash
ington.no te,s j 5e-sa
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-28

THE new gubernatorial ticket in
Massachusetts is Gen. Butler for Gov
erner and Anna Dickinson for Lieu
tenant, Governor. 1t is called the
Ben-Anna ticket, and, instead of a
spread eagle it is headed ornamentally
with spoon and bodkin crossed
Toledo Democrat, AZ
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-28

The Toledo Democrat learns that a
teacher in one of the public schools of
that city, compelled white boy to sit
next to negro boy an order to punish
han. for o6stipacy9 To such base uses
has the Radical idol come at last. But
really, il the white boy was a Radical
he must have regarded it as capital
punishment. III 0i4sasffls sfzi 3o
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-28

-,s0nep cohsequence o f pardoning
Bowen, it is said, viii be that the del
egatesi from IGSouth Caroline to the
next nominating convention will
unanimously. cast their vote against
80 .'isfia = tat{Sg ~ z3g3 = 60 q = is5'7
1fant. LeEaeilre - ~ a-La -s..z 90
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-28

A DESPATCH from San Francisco
dated the 17th says: The whole busi-
ness portion of Riochc, Nevada, has
been destroyed by fire. Five lives
were lost, and many persons w wound-
ed by ain explosion Of powder, The
loss is estimated at from 100000 to
$3OO,OOO.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-28

THE Radical State Convention of
Mississippi did not nominate Grant
for reelection, nor did it even COM
mend his administration. 1t is now
proposed to declare martial law in
that State. Evidently something must
fA done - = istt ss-A4 8 -4e,"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-28

DEMocRATsl the time for action has
arrived. You are called upon to do
y6urduty, and your whole duty The
campaign has fairly opened, and the
day of battle approaches. If you
would achieve victory, go to work at
once.E What is wanted isito complete
organization. See to it that this is
effected. Z With it the day is our own.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-28

In 1850 10 1866, the Slate tax ranged
from 2l to 80 cents on $lO0. In 1866,
1868, 371S cents; in 1869, Is cents in
1870 $I45 1871, 50, with an excess of
expenditures, oyer receipts of ss,77s,-
61S I6! .Tno
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-28

faPREsIBESr GRANT was in Cincinnati
last week and left for Chicago on Sat
urday morning. ..aErgif,.f.ar -, saa
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-28
." ECLlPSE" X-CUT SAW.

This jsaneMe Saw, and bne which has. after a
far trial, proved itself by actual USE the Fast
est al't Fastest Cutting Cross-cut Saw ever in
yeattps ihe lance iOoih ( (betweeno the rakers)
i'll This saw cuts up the saw dust. thus enabling
the IA kers TO clear it quicker, and the Saw be-
other, will, of cUurse be free 10 cut faster and
work easier II is ground four gauges thinner
on the back making it cut easier faster, and
run with less set. 1t is what has long been
wantetl-A VERY RAPID CUTTING AND EASY
WORKING SAW.
have also the celebrated "SCOTF TOOTH -
Saw. Both OF these capital Save are soid very
cheap.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-28

t5f SENATOR THURsIAN is confined to
his room at athis,residence in Columbus
by Illness. nnf s5'ioi. ti5asso
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-28

Anew thing; made very strong and durable.
This machine pares. cores and slices the apple
ready for drying And apples sliced by this
machine. being perfectly pared AMI free from
core, bring the hi CHEST market price. y bushel
OF common ,sizei apples can be prepared for
dryIng IN TWENTY MINUTES. Call and see the
machine. l have also the "Turn Table ~
" "LIghtning y ana :. COnqueror' % Pnrers.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-28
And Still They Come Another Exhibitiel
of Radical Honesty.

| b.
The Washington Patriot of the 10th
inst, says: a3'u afmi 1s5ao.
Mr.. Semmes, late Postmaster at At
lanta, Georgia, was here a few days
ago, endeavoring to relieve himself
from the charge of embezzling Gov
ernment Post office funds to the
amount of $4,000 for which he is now
under indictment. His accounts hav-
ing presented confused and .suspi
cieus appearance, a special agent of
the Department was sent from here to
investigate Mr.. Semmes' transactions,
when it was discovered that the money.
including postal order funds, was short
to the amount above stated. While
here Senmes said he had no money,
and could not understand where the
missing funds had gone.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-28
--&e$"
The Union as it Is.

Any thoughtful mind, says the Sa-
lem Democrat, looking at the situation
of our country, cannot fail to reach
the conclusion that the Union of States
based upon the union of hearts-as
made by our fathers, and as in vital
and happy existence down to the year
1S60-6l, is already perished system.
4 We have Union, it is true !; but it is
a Union, as Mr.. Greeley described it,
I-s'pinned together with BAY onets." ia
It is the same character of sUnion"
that holds ireland to England that
holds Hungary to Austria; that holds
| Poland to Russia. 81, 4Ts.,Eye1
1t is sort of " Unionn that means
consolidation, despotism, tyranny,
force, fraudi
Webster said: "Union and Liberty
now and forever, one and inseperable."
| We have the {" Union," but. where is
the Liberty? 81" ''a5 s'o 5.il
| In this country they are divorced.
Under this Administration they have
ceased to be convertible terms. .1agGso
| Although the Southern State Adj
ministrations, with two exceptions,
are in the hands of carpet-baggers and
negroes, and the old white citizens
DISTINGUISHED, and having no voice in
the government. and only permitted
to live and toll for the purposes of
paying taxes, their municipal affairs
have been taken charge of by the Fed
eral authorities, and the mere skele-
tons of State governments that recent
ly existed have been virtually set aside.
And all this, after the war for the
Union has been closed for near seven
years E ~ t.o, r.as4 n 80
To say the very least, events since
the close of the war, have taken such
strange shape as to cause doubt in the
minds of the most intensely loyal, as
to whether it was war for the Uuion
or whether it was not rather a war
for consolidation, and for the estab-'
lishment of white as well as black
slavery? 49, g5a- t.. eosts .svas.r saoiy
Turn this matter over in your mind,
respected radical reader, and see. if.
you do not reach the conclusion we
have indicated. .:,a.r-. ,.ts s-...,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-28

BAcKKD DowN.-Jehn Park Alex
ander, the nominee of the regular
Radical Convention of Summit coun-
ty, has been hauled off the track
The boilers made it SO hot for him
that defeat was regarded as certain
and John Park threw up the sponge.
1t is intimated that honest John Sher-
mans money had powerful influence
in bringing about this result.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-28

HERE are some figures in connec-
ton with the State debt in Louisiana,
while the State has been under Radi-
calrule, which have not appeared in
the Radical Journals most alarmed
about the financial affairs of New
YsrE f(yity. -e~ rss9:s.iar5,,. 80 ~ sI--
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-28
BLANCHARD CuURNS.

= I shall, in q few days. receivers large lot of
these sCelcbrated Chrrns. All CIIrils OF this
make purchased OF me can be returned, if not
JUST WANT
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-28

A MAN lately digging swell in the
vicinity of Salem, Colnmbiana coun-
ty, when about 40 feet deep, found q
live Turtle imbudded in mother earth.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-28

AN old woman in Wisconsin has
missed only two meals in 70 years. ~
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-28

MAINE has decreased in population
since 1860. They have the Radical
high.protection tariff policy to thank
for, that. 1t has knocked the ship
building and fishery interests higher
than GuiIderoy's Kite. @ @
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-28

GRANTS successful brothers-in-law
now come up To- forty! a1t !, l'inoo
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-28
CORN CRADLES.
CORN BASKE
+" CLIMAXp PAIRING MACHINE

A large assortment of buslIeI, half-bushel
and market Baskets, and very cheap.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-28


GEN. GRANT has not vessels enough
to protect our shipping on the coast
of Mexico. Why p Itis, as the New
York Sun claims, because the Presi-
dent makes money out of the protec-
ton of Baez, and can make nothing
out of the protection of our interests
on the Mexican coast? The matter
certainly needs explanations. That
the power of Baez has been perpetu-
ated, as Senator Summer charges, by
the menace of our war steamers, and
through tho unwarranted action of
the President, admits of no doubt
The official record of the fact is be-
fore the people. While the admins
tration is holding up the rotten dy-
nasty of Baez, in San Domingo, it is
not able to protect American interests
almost at our own doors.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-28
s5I 1sepq0I o&f g,ssiose0
A. M. & E. B. Higley

= q Il Il q - {
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-03
TERMS:
Delaware Grain and Phosphate Drill,
SS125 G a = IL.

" RI am also prepared nj a, my shop in
Odessa, 10 attach my Delaware Phosphate Suwcr
with all its Improvements and in the most sub
s,nn,inl manner. 10 tie ilaincs Woods or any
common grain irill now In use, aud guarantee
To pivc entire satisfaction.
Farmers wishing thr Ataohmcn, will please
forward ,hcr orders as soon rs possible only
4 limited number will be furnished this season.
TEN Ms delaware Phosphate Sower attach
cd old drill Si5, Cash or an approved note AT
80 DAYS ". y. HAMILTON, ~ u.
July left Odessa, Del.
4. T. BRADLEY, AcrSr,
Middlctown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-03
.Astik &AtA.'
rsan sLAno or QUA DAY.

The slsng Of our day 10 puzzle,
lnveated by--ah, who cnn tclly
A drink 10 ''smilsi or ''gnxElc,"
A swindle 10 merely SELL
One tells you tale you cant 'swaller,"
1l1Q1clb you 'by sllundcr' iis truc;a
y6u vet mn your last ''bct,or dollas,s
80, tAs6dcr, !" t6nt' ail youc1n 70. a.
They ask you show goes i,r' on meeting,
Take care Of yourself is miicu;
Ther substitute "heaing' for rhentng,
And sometimes combine both the two.
II drunk, your "hcad Is not level,
Iffoc.isl, your ''hrad Is not clear =
Instead Of saying, Ego to the dcvil;"
They tell yon walk oil on your rar.
To praise you they say ''yon ARE bully
For honest they nickname you square"
Although please 10 understand fully,
There's not many that way, ~ swear
while robhing they call going through YOU"
And go for him means nm attack,
When financial iroutlcs come to yon,
They say, ''oh, he's on his back.
'.Pusil oil " Is the new name for whisky,
"Spondulix" cognumen for pclf,
'You' We been there, = hen charged Us io0frisky
We'll, "you know how il Is yourself.
And if n fcproof yon should offer
They tell you 'tha, game is quite played
Bay, walk of you "hiv, dirty loaicr. .
For y large 'maniard roof will bc made.
Then sometimes YOU'RE ''corncrct:.' or euclier-
ed,
That Is, you get in fix,
They call you ''gaIootn IL un,utorcl,
In every gaioots knavish tricks.
There chats Whit the matter with Hannah
And dead hca,s'' on every side
II the .'skunks' will not alter their manncrs
don't care u cass, lie, en- slide,
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-03
WAN Ns
Delaware Rail Road Line
c.,s,,r~>nr son - - -. nssf
Summer Arfns9en, cmf.

Nx and after Nonfsy. May sihs fs7i. tsuhAsys q
" cep,edl Passenger rrs'"s viii leave as bellows:
scnrE. eerrn
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-03
Mud all run cs follows until further no,ic.

IUN NSlIIW y . u ANNlNE
kcnedy,ille ~ 50
Passengers :rom kpnnclyvilc, aud MI stations
uu ,lir kcnt County Rail l.unf, will reach Will
nnsiuu NJ l0.ia, \. NJ. Philadelphia, II, As,
~. and baltimore NJ l.nalr N.
Passengers for the kent County Railroad, will
leave liiltilnnrc lrcsdcni Street Depot nj rs,
A. y. philadelphia depot corner Broad st. and
Washington ASoGuc1 ut $40, A. N. aud Viii
mingiun al lu.le, =. N,
Stage viii run between Chcsicr,own and
kcasedy willie, making close connections with
trains East aud West. II will leave Chcstcriown
NJ 30 a. ". and returning, leave Kennel willie
on arrival Of irhin aud reach Chcstcriown about
80 =. ". J. h. WlNGATE,
apr 3n-n Chief Eng'r a.d Supt.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-03
TilgsyurToNs Of live
SIMMONS

'-- TifEsyNPToMSo Of live
c,,,,,nxu, Comrlnin, arc uneasncsr
siMNoNo aud pain in the side. Some
times the pain Is in the
u-----~s..~Ash shoulder, md is mistaken
for rheumatism. The stomach is affected with
loss of appetite and sickness, bowls in general
cosiisc, sometimes alternating with lax, The
bead is troubled with pain, and dull, heavy SEN
saiion, cnnsilcrelilc loss OF memory, accompanied
with painful sensations Of
,,,,,, having left undone some
Ill TX thing which ought Ia have
been donc. Often complain
ss~--~-s-~.~~ssS ing of weakness, debility
aud low spirits. Somc,imcs many OF the above
symptoms attend the disease, and ut Other tunes
very few Of thcm; bu, the liver is Ecnclall, the
organ most involved Cure the liver with
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-03

srw ctsrtr TntiSs.-lcsv- New Castle far Whining
ton aud Piiadelpha ut 20 " Leave Philadelphia a
II ,i " and Wilmington 90 T. ". for New Castle
SvfHNA HHAScH TRAtss.--A Additional 10 those above
viii have CLAYTON for Smyrna : 10 A. " and 2OOP N
Leave smyrna Tor tia, ton II 1s A. " and 3s r. NJ 10
make connections with trains to aud fom Dover and Sta
tons south
FREIGHT TRAIN. with Passenger Car attached ieav
Wilmington II - H. VI: New Castle. 20: MIdilrtovp
= 10 loNnscnh, Il; ia, ton, -; Davr,. a05; W.
nminv. ! u. FELTON,. 90: Harrington & Is Farming.
ton, 90 HfihFrvtllr, Is Srafprl So; Laurel 1S
aud arrive at DcnHt at 20. N. Passengers
lcaving philadelphia nj II 30 p. NJ. will make
close connection with this train At Wilmington
Ec'ufnina-Will leave Dclmar, . ~ rim; Iau-
rel. , 80 Scaiuri, 20 liridgcviile 80; Far.
mine,on, ) - Harrington, 3 Is; FELTON,, q II;
Wyoming, ~; Dover, 05; CLAYTON, I I5:
! Townsend, 20; Middciown, 3 10: Kirkwood,
. Oi; Scw Castle g -, aud arrive nj Whining
Ton. lbunr. u.; Philadelphia, II 20 r. " and
Baltimore, , 30 \. ". Suffice 10 DELAYS incident
! to 'tcigh, business.
This train VIII stop 10 take up passengers only
nj stations named, hut will set down passengers
At amy stopping place, EScerr llarc's Corner,
State Road Rodney and Dupont,
CONNECTIONS.
/ ~ Townsend with the Ken, County, and
/ Queen Amnc's & Kent Railroads for kcnncdyyilc,
| Sullcrs,ir nni intermediate places
| At clayton with VI. & ". II. r. for Easton
! aud intermediate places.
| ~ harrington, with !. & u. H. Il. for Milford,
Gcorsciuwn Lcmcs and intermediate places
NJ Scniord, with y. 4 u. Il. r. for FcdcraIs-
\ burg and Cambridge Sc.
Al hclmar, with 4. :. Il. Il. for Salisbury.
! Princes Anne, trisiicid nlso for Berlin and 9th
| or stations on the " & T.. r. r.
/ Mas 2o-i! ". T. kENNEY, superintendent.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-03
Ill V ER
DIR. SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR,

\ PREPARATION OF ROOTS AND IlERBS,
warranted 10 he stric,l, vegetable, and can do
no injury 10 any one.
7, has hcen used by hundreds, and known for
the last ihifly-hvc years rs one of the most re-
Liable, cfcacfous aud harmless preparations ever
offered To the suffering. II taken regularly and
pegIsicn;ly, /, is sure TO cure Dyspepsia, head
h@>-@szHs nchc, jaundiee, oostiycncss
sick headache, chronic diar-
REGULATOR rhul, affections Qi the hnd-
der, camp dyscn'ety, ni'cc-
p-.~.~--.--s-. .--...J iions nf the kidneys fever
nervousness. chills, diseases OF the skin. impury
of hcil,od melancholy, or depression of spirits,
heartburn, collie or pains in the bowels, pain IN
the head, fever and aguc, dropsy. hotl-, pain N
back and lhmls, asthma, crysipclAs, female at
icc,iuns, and bilious diseases generally.
Prepared ouly hy j. II. IElI.lN CO.
Druggists. Macon. Ga.
Send nr Circular. Price 81 " mail ~ 20
For sale b, CHARLES TATMhN, in.
Dee 2A--ly. Mddlc'oWn' l'el'
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-03
PEACH GROWERS ATTENTION |
= FOR SALE.

~ nnn BUSHELS WOOD ASHES once
UsUUU blea,h.d. On boat or cars In
BalthSorc. The cheapest Fertilizer In ths mark
q, costing only about 81 90 per tor Of 1000 lbs.
Apply al once Ia they are rapidly selling) TO
wM. REYNOLDS,
Newark, Del,
PSI have secured the ash production Of
two Soap Factories in Baltimore, and will have
Ashss for sals Spring and Fall. W.
Feb. 4-E