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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-11-18

UTANFED III 900 Ladies, other amateurs and
w Florists, TO buy and plant at this season in
the ground, in glasses, OF pots, Extra Hyacinth
Tulip. CrOcus and other Bulbs for Spring flower
Flower. and Plants furnished on short notice
Address 2. L. NICH0L,
Seed. Plant and Bulb Store,
Nyo,- IL 1871 o. 1i3 Church street
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CHICAGO, Nov H.-FlOur-demand fair and
market firm Wheat S1.5O@17O. Corn 43@44c.
Rye sc. Barley 59@60e. Mess pork S12.67 l .
Lard sS@S4c. Bulk meats-hafns 6xc; shout
ders IS g34e. Whisky S@Ssc, closing at 81 ke.
Hogs g 9O6,4.1O.
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st. Louis Markets.
baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. T-Flour steady with a
moderate demand. Wheat S15sGI 65 Corn
white 709s0c; yellow 70GS5e; old T2G74c, mixed
western. Oats 49@52c. Provisions firm. West
ern Butter in good. demand for roll at 2OG23c;
fine 25GZIc; low grades neglected. WHISKY GA
QlKe
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NeW OrIeans NInrkea..
Memphis Markets

MEMPHIS, Nov. H.-FlOur unchanged. Corn
5SG6Oc. Oats Soc Hay S28G30. Pork SIS. Lard
unchanged. Bacon quiet and unchanged Bslk
sides ssSKc-
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GENERAL MARKETS.
FRIDAY, Nov. Il, 1871

I friday NOV. ~ 1911
Nashville Cotton Market.
The Liverpool market to-day opened firm, with
slight improvement in price. New York opened
firm and fair amount of business was done at
full prices, but at the close, the market was
easier. Our market is in close sympathy, ruling
steady at quotations as follows:
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VTTANTED.-Rverybod 70 examine the large
w and daily arrival OF New and Elegant I III, nr-
niture, Parlor Suits, and Aiarble-top Center a
bles, direct from New York. These goods were
bought for CASE, and are being sold a. greatly
less prices flian ever offered before ~ ths marx
ct W. mean lust what we say. Caii az &c, II
n. College st. and sec tor yourselves. MchO1N
& co. -.
n B.-We take pleasure in announcing mat
MIN. L. Greenfield is with us. He kindly So
B Lets the patronage of old friends. NICK
novf5 It
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Louisville Markets

LOUISVILLE, Nov. Endorsements bare
and prices firm; sales 81 hhds. Lugs S7.GOas.OO;
low to medium leaf sS.50G13.0O. Bagging steady
and unchanged. FlOur-exrra family S6.Oj.
Grain firm at last quotations. Provisions fairly
active, especially for bnlk meats. prices firm at
Yesterdays quotations. HOgs-prime to choice
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LET EACH ONE GET SIR SUBScRBRRs
MAKING OUR LIST 10000
THIS YEAR.
Clubbing Rates.

10 Clubs Of i've or more subscribers We va
send our Mammoth Weekly for one year. each
s1-sO.
Any one getting up a Club Of szal.a, sisa
each, SHALL HAVE ONE COPY GRATIS
To Clubs Of twenty or zlore subscribers We VIII
send our Mammoth Weekly, for ons year, each.
siso, and ONE COPY GRATIS TO the zstbsE ~
Of the Club.
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The following are the cotton quotations re-
ceived at the National Savings Company, corner
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Making total OF. ........ 81, 100000 20
Add to this the sum now due
from delinquents, and uncol- - 9a
leeted revenues Of 1871, ac-
cording 20 the Comptroller's p fHf
report, page So, amounting
: to-. .........ai.. -. s., 0S3, 440 62
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Notice to the Afflicted and Unfortunate.

Be7o lr7ag 70 the notorious quaeks who advertise In
Eabc papers, using any quack remedies Dr..
butts work matter what disease is or how eePlor-
abe your condition.
Dr. Butts can be consued, personally or nall On M
diseases fneutsned in bis works. Once No. Il y Ehi
Street, between Market nhd Chssn u, 81 Louis No.
sep IA ly
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MEDICAL.
6Gz ~. c,harioe -

ioss--zlz= - - 80. ---al--s-,- -
D0GTSsz2 IS z&2 Esl.zA
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sTa WANTS.

II AIDES. ATyrEN1k0N.-Mhit ana Oei-
| iored Carnelia and other Cut Flowers also,
ttig,,l go s,,r inl1 ing dresses and the hair
fnrnished tI,rOSz hoHt winter, Also, Don9nels,
Crosses dssiphk Or parsies and weddings, made
- sioo,,t Il L. Address IN person OF BY tele-
III eie ssTSHafFI u p. L. NICH0L,
nov. Is. ISL q 113 Church s., Nashville.
-oxs RAIF.-Barnes, Spitz 81 Co. will sell
X -. hest stock of Imported Wines, Liquors,
sc. eyer ofIeTed in this market, az Auction, at
II o'clock to-day. Also, a ma gnifceut Carpet
W Il 1871 q
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LooK :, your ChiIdreni
fhe Great seeming Remedy.
= BOOK FOR THE MILLION!

a BOOA EOEk IEAE MAAAaAAON!
Marriage a:! Ei' :: I .s.;: .s I:
Guide. %yss.Is', "a 5sss.ls.ss.:i
in producing and preventing CHIPPING, hQV 70
preserve the comp lexicon, &c.
This is Interesting work o. two hundred snd twenty
four pages with numerous engravnga snd contains val
hbleinformaton for those who married rcoutempat9
marriage. stu itis book that ought to be kept uadef
lock and key, ana not iat carelessy about The houss
Sent 20 any onCf~e2 OF postagsl FOR Fifty Ceats-
Address Or. But;s' Dsspensary, ho.12 y. Eishh 81
s.. L0uis, 10.
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WE HAVE THE LARGEST, MOST RxFEH-
SIYE AND COMPLETE
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-16
HOME NEWS,
sHIPMENT OF ToRAcco

RICHMOND, VA, May 1.-THE tobaeeo
shipped in bond from Richmond for the
past seven month to May LIST, aggregated
ten million pounds. The amount of smok-
ing tobacco shipped in the same period
was three quarters Of million pounds.
The tax paid on tobacco shipped IN bond
In the month of April alone was over one
quarter of a million dollars. ttDHEf
NEW YORK, May 3.-Coburn challenges
Mace fora fight on Monday or Tuesday,
within nifty miles of New York. Five
thousand dollars on a side. Tom Allen
challenges Coburn for fight near New
Orleans. Five thousand dollars on side.
New YORK, HAY 16.-At the Nethodist
Preachers Association, DR.. curry held thai
the General Assembly could control tia
Bishops and even abolish theoffice .ltoyefh-
er., In reality there are only two eIssse.
of christians, the laity and ministers
The Bishops possessed no judicial power.
PHILADELPHIA, May l5.-There was an
Immense peace procession to-day, four
hours long. Nest OF the large establish
ments We're closed. In some,instances the
french, German and American flags were
entwfned. ,-,.- s--.--.Fs, -
WILMINGTON, N c., May 16.-The
''13St ~ 81 sff > tt-f.4
.&sctW 1.g.,aKr
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WASHINGTON.
Senate ON the Treaty.

WAsHINsToN, May 15.-No action
was taken. in the case of Blodgett and
others contes tants for seats. The
Senate went into Executive session on the
territorial treaty. The Government for
the District was organized this morning.
The officers all Republican.
The Court of Claims adjourns on Thurs
day till November.
ported the treaty. Morton made a brief
speech explaining its provisions. when
the Senate adjourned. ' -o'' WYNN
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Distressing Accident.

=on Sunday evening, little four year old son
OF MIR. 4; w: Walker was sitting on the fence
around his fathers yard, when Els mother OBJ
; sa nm ana started tG warn him Of danger
one Of his feet eaught in the fence. where he re-
manned suspended until she reached him. A
physician was called in, and it was found that
the bone Of his thigh was broken. he .uffsred
intensely Sunday night Yesterday his leo WAS
set by Doctors Rogers and French, and ysster-
.ympathizs with the littlesuferer and ki.afaict-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-16

statement made In Northern papers, based
on telegram of the Associated Press sent
from this point, May 10th, that the Rob-
enson county outlaws were kuklux, is err
ronoous. Lowry, Applewhite and Strong,
the recognized leaders Of the band are all
negroes, and 1t Is not known that there is
. single white msn connected with the
hand.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-16

The last spike was driven on the A. and GiS
Railroad yesterday attwelys o'clock = II was Of
silver, and marks anew eraintthe history of
the section through which it passes. A large
party went out from Chattanooga to witness the,
consummation of the auspicious event. A train
left that city at eight o'clock for Meridian
Mississippi where it viii connect with the Mo-
bile and Ohio Railroad -. ,-,l4. .ss- az.,.T
s4aueI h J~al
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neCrops.

Il b
] RDIroEs eCHRoNIcLE: As you are aware,
Leadvale is the name of a station on the Cincin-
natl, Cumberland and Charleston Railroad and
is in the midst Of the finest agricultural region
IN East Tennessee. 2@''' q 1891 Z. ,'' I.
The lands arc very productive, especially
those on the river. 1t is n6ta uncommon for
them to produce from seventy five to one hum
dred bushels ofcornto the aere.Z Nor are the
farmers idle in preparing them for heavy crop
ofcofnithis year, Inregret to Inform :yousthat
sverywhere id this region find he.wheat vast,
" Infused if not ruined, by the fy and rust
Ysu may rest assured that there can be no hope
of, more than half crop in East Tennessee, il
we are to rely upon the reports which We hear
from all quarters. This is sad news, 1t viii be
a hard blow to our people. More than possible
the oats will meet with the same fate The
peach crop is abundant. But few apples. Thou
sands OF cherries iisdj bnDoi ysdt s1ssz. 11s
.YaRfrE1xai 1NofDsx AID ADVENTURE l1o-
I want 10 relsto one ofthe most thrilling inci-
for on nu tis ssi Happened al the beautiful
honne of COL Hoere, near Ieadvale, on Thurs1I
day ulastc The eheroel Of my story was
/ little Willis Moore, son Of Col; Moore,
Mrs. Moore, the an1ia6le and intelligent wife Of
Col. Moore But few steps from the house
there is a well about thirty feet deep, and con-
tainins fourteen feet of water. IL seems that
Willie,f byisoma unforeseen cause got teosnear
its mouth and fell in. AS it happened Mrs.
Moore was close st hand, and, witnessing the
frightful plunge Of her darling boy! instantly
sprang forward and seizing frantically the end
Of -ths-rope used in drawing up xater, she
threw herself down into the we'll after him.
Willie wasstrugghng with his terri bic fate like
noble and heroic little fellow and had gone
down beneath the surface. Mrs. Moore, with
remarkable pressnce Of mind, lot sherself down
into the. water quite up to her chin and with
herfeet managed to draw Willie UP, to The sur
face Then holding the rope firmly m her hand
and with the other grasping Willie, she, with
superhuman effort, placed him upon the arm
holding the rope.o She had now got him out of
the water, but imagine, &c you please, the fear
full suspense of that agopizing moment. There
she was hanging on to that rope with Willie in
one of her arms, and no hope of prompt assist;
snce. Placing her back against one side of the
wall of the well and her feet against the other,
she supported herself in this way until relief
came. Both were then drawn out, and neither
ofthem injured O particle 1t is seldom We
hear Of so much courage and GOODNESS as this
circumstance unfolds ALoNGs DANTE. -
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THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.
ESSAYS Fer Young Men,

GREAT SOCIAL EVILS AND ABUSES,
Which interfere with MARRIAGE. with sure zes,s
Of relief for the Eing and Unfortnnats diseased AID
debilitated Seat In Sealed letter envelopes nee 81
rIoS. No; South Ninth st., philsdslphia, Pa.
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MANHOOD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTOREDi

lust PUBLISHED, A NEW EDITION OF On.
u CULvBRwELL's CELEBRATED ESSAY on the radical
cure without Medicine) OF Spcrmatorrhea Seminal
Weakness. Involuntary Seminal Losses. Inpetessy.
rage, ETC.. also, Consumption, Epilepsy ard Fis in
diligence or sexual extravagance.
~ Price, in sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author in this admirable essay clear
~ DEMONSTRATES from thirty successful
tces tnat the alarming consequences OF self neg
be radical cured without the dangerous Of inter-
nal medcine or the application Of the knfs pointing
out mode ofcure at simple, certain an3 snectu-
al by means Of which every sufferer. no matter whes
his condition may be, may cure himself ehespy, p1k
vately and radically. -
81 This Lecture should be in the hands Of ever
youth and every man in the land.
postnad OF, receipt Of ak cents two poststampss
Also; DE-. CuIverwss p, : Marriage Guide price y
e'ff.1f'in -A-rr->'-- CHAS J.C KLINE CO.,
oil III Bowsry. Nes York. Possofhcs Boz ia
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Drugs and Medicines.

The synptoms ofiivsr esn-
PLANT are unoasiness and
pain in the side. Sometimes
the pain is in the shsullsr,
End II mistaken fer fksans-
t;sn- The stomach il AfssaeA
with loss Of Appetite ana
sickness. bowels In Esasr.s
costiTe,sone alternating via
4 with pain. and dull, Aesw
oss Of memory. sesenDani4
with painful sensation ssAsv.
inx leff andens sonssAinx
which suEht 10 have been
done. Often csmplsinins u
weakness, debility. and lew
spirits. SsmetiRss many II
the above symDtems attend
the disease, and at sth0
times very few Of then; but
-.
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NnoHceKy OOWEb 1t0HufAOScs
Sam N Fain, G. A Fain, J Swami, A Mountcastle,
b NJ Brannes Henry Harris Nat byist John Lock-
hart Joel johnson, Lskle, B Franklin, T Harris.
SP johnson. W Galhraith, s 8 MeCuistion. y A
Woedside. E Watkins, William Harris. d r N
Black burn, Ed r Hall and ID Nicholson
WHEREAS. THE ABoYE NAMED PARTIES
Dandridge. petition fer charter Of Incorporation.
under the act Of the General Assembly entitled. An
act to authorize the chaneery Courts e tbs State to
grant Letters Of Incorporation, passed January 6ts
ISL said corporatien to be known as the Dandrdse
and Messy Creek Railroad s344 go - sss7s'g 6,
The objects ofthe cooperation prayed for are the
struction equpment and operating Of railroad usu-
ally called Q -narrov. guageroadD from Dandridge
point the north bank Of the French Broad rivers
stream actually navgable-toss point at near the
town of Messy Creek, on the line Of the East Tennes
see Virginia and Georgia Raj srailrsad now ex
listing and IN actual operation having for two of its
termini Bristol and Chattanoosa. 'ffi5,f bGs -
TIL is, therefore, to notify all persons appear be-
fore the ChanceIy Court at Dandrdge the Sd Mon
porson should not issue, or this petition viii be
1t sordersd By the Clerk and Master that this notice
be pqbtished fpg Hjfty days n the Kaezyiae Daily
"A iV COPY Of do 6fdcr0Z ,sTAH .5IOEz
d. r. N,BLACKBURN. O. x NJ.
mag Is .lS7lsdsod7 Short TIfTTS1 ,sSiIs70I
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Ts sSs rhy.,ssa. !. lsf s... T.s.ss.es.J
The East Tennessee Medical Soeietys At their
regular meeting on th' l2th, Instant voted to
held session during the coming Fair, and,
sgreea5ly to that action, all members of the
Society, a. veil i: an aaarr in East
Tennessee, are requested to meet IN the city of
Knoxville on Friday, the ,2eth of The present
month, ht.9 o'clock, A. n NOM r7,r ar, ,.i-,,.
It'whs customary in former years to, holdsuch
meetings Of the Society at the time of the Fair,
and it j. in accordance With usage that this
M etirig n caiisdJV1 ol5iB5u 70 DiOC
900 z1S5si0 FIX BAILEY, M. DE-
Pres't E. Tenn. Med. Society. ~
r. N. RHEA, NJ. D., Rec. 6ec'y. -----
s. ID. NpsEs, Md. Cor 6eeyy. HTFs
sse East Tennessee papers will please copy.
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sar JOB WORK .3oF ANY KIND
NEATLYanE EXECUTED 4&FD THE
CHROEICHEsJOB OFFICE g asss
.s1aWpS ssGzsE 10 1bIa 49,
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fiaware,I Tin Roofing,

GATHERING and J oh Work gensraily Tin Plate Sheet
Iron. Wire and Trimmings furnished to the Trade.
as- Prices, Low, and, Special Attention
Given To- 0eders.lSN Dts 2 imayls-d4wtf
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-16

lax. The head is troubled with pain. ..
sensation, considerable loss Of memory.
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d. B. N,BLACKBURN. O. K NJ:
mag Is !. lS7lsd3a7aio7f tIlnHoJ ts9gIs70I
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The liver is generally The organ mott iAvsivsd.
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JOB WORK.

We are prepared TO do Job Work Of every
dOscriptiOnI IN as good style as any office in
this part Of the State. and at lower prices.
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the act to secure homesteads to actual set
tiers on the public domain, and the acts
amendatory thereof, aud on thoterms and
conditions therein prescribed; and allithe
provisions'of said acts, except as herein
modified, shall extend and be applicable to
entries under this act, and the Commits
sienerof the General Land Office is here
BY authorized to prescribe the necessary
rules aud regulations 10 carry this section
into effect, and dstsrmine all facts neCes-
sary therefor.
Approved, July IS, 1870.
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Dr.J. H. HooFF,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Point Pleasant, West.Va.
MAY always.be found at his rrug store or
Ill residence when not absent on professional
business.
Having had an experience in the practice Of
medicine in this place and vicinity tor up
wards Of 81 years, he considers that q sutfi
GENTLY strong Recommendation to the public,
portion Of whose patronage he,solicits.
jan. 10 '7O,-ly
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
90 OFFICE:

All legal advertisements must be paid for
before the 'lronfof Publication can beobtained.
Plaintiffs are required by law. to pay the cost
Of Orders of Publication before the Proof Of
Publication Is issued.
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUoHI

HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHD
has cured every case of Diabetes in which IL
has been given: Irritation Of The Meek Of the
lus. Gravel, Brick Dnst Deposit, and Mucus or
Milky Discharges, and for enfeebled and deli.
cate constitutions, Of both sexes, attended with
the following symptoms; Indispositien TO Elk.
sriion. Loss Of Power, Loss Of Memory, Dill,
Guilty ofBreathing, Weak Nerves, Trembling.
Horror Of Disease, Wakefulness, Dimness Fl
Vision. Pain in the Back, Hot Hands. Flush.
ing Of the Body, Dryness Of the skin, Eruption
on the Face, Psllid countensnce, Universal
Lassitnde Of the Muscular System, DC.
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PRICES--A Fair Oacr.

II THE Merchants 10 your place will not fur
nish, or send for the Machines, send US the
retail price. Washer SIS, Extra Wringet $40,
Snd we will forward either or both machines,
free Of freight, TO places where no one Is sell.
ing; and SO sure are we they will be liked,
that we agree 10 refund the money If any one
wishes to return the machines free Of freight,
after a months trial, accordingto directions
No husband, father or brother shonId permit
the drudgery Of washing with the hands fly.
Two days inlhe year. when it can be done BET.
ter. more expeditfously, with less labor. and
no injury 10 the garments. by q Doty Clothes
Washer and Universal Wringer.
Sold by dealers generally, to whom liberal
discounts are made ~ ~ .its
Il. o. DROWNING, GEM Agent,
aug25-m4 80 Courtlandt ST., New York
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DOTY'S WASHING MACHINE.

.UUIY'S WASHING MACHINE.
LATELY MUCH ilrROyED--AsD rhs INV
Universal Clothes Wrinpe,
Improved With RowKII's PATENT ooe.vH2S,.
aud the PATENT sror, are now unquestiunshiS
far superior TO any apparatus for vasbins
clothes ever invented, and will save tteir eost
twice year, by saving labor and elothss -
The editor Of the Point Pleasant Register
who has one Of these machines thus BEL e tpsti'
mopy to their worth. g sHe-s,fi
We can knowingly recommend these ma
chimes 10 be just what their manufacturer rem.
resents them. We have had them In fegulsr
use In our own family for over six ncplbs
aud we find that all the really hard labo, and
drudgery Of washing Is entirely dilpensed viA
by their use. Washing 10 neat and pleasant
employment for lady with one Of Doty's
Washing Machines and Hringers, and va
have thought that q millionaire, with no de.
pendant heirs upon whom 10 bestow his for
tune would become one Of the greatest bepe.
factors Of his race byendowing a fund with
which to give one Of these Washing Machines
10 the thousands Of overtasked wSsherwoneA
which we have incur land. Notice the liber.
! al offer made by Mr.. Browning in this. adver.
tisement. There is no deception in This offer,
and we would bp willingto guarantees It's iSl.
ilment to the letter. Let every family which
can possibly do so, buy DOty's Washing Ma.
| chine aud Wrlnger. 4e,Nir. si ai
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A CBRIsTMAs GIFT % all Yearly

CHRISTMAS GIFT 70 all Yearly
n Subscribers 70 ApplotOn'e Journal,
published Weekly. Two Months Subscription
cember, 1870, given gratis to sll subscribers
renting 81, for Il e year 1871.
JouRsAL to see whether they like IL, can have
Il for TWO MONTHS on RENTING Fifty Cents
Petsrss9ql AeTiss so9sSsiSg o. splendid
menced in November, D. APPLETox 4 Co..
Publishers, New York.
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n. II II. ~ m
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES.

Buchu leaves are gently stimnlant, with a
peculiar tendency 70 the Urinary Organs.
They are given in complaints OF the Urinary
Organs, such as Gravel, Chronic Catarrh Of
the Bladder, Morbid Irritation of the Bladder
and Urethra, Disease of the Prostate Gland,
and Retention or Incontinence Of Urine, from
q loss Of tone in the parts concerned in its ev-
acuation, The remedy has also been recon-
mended in Dyspepsia, Chronic rheumatism,
Cutaneous Affections, Chronic Rheumatism,
and DrOpsy. uif 81 81
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THE NEW YORK METHODIST
AN EIGHT PAGE WEEKLY,

AN EIGHT fAGE mEEhbfJ
Now in its Eleventh Year publishes Sermons a
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ID. &. FORBES. I'M ID.

LEON. MASON COUNTY, W, VA
UAS not as has been reported, reliuquishes
Ill his practice, but can be found at all time.
at his residence when not absent professionally
apr l3-lY
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUHoU

is used by persons from the ages Of 10 10 25
aRd from IS to SIS, or in the decline or change
Of lifei after Confinement or Labor Paias; Bed
Wetting In children.
10 affections peculiar to,females, the Extract
Buchu is uuequalled by any other remedy. as
in Ohlorosis, or Retention, Irregularity, Pain-
fulness or Suppression Of Customary eyacqa-
tons, liberated or Scbirrous State Of the Utter.
US, Leucorrhea, or Whites.