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After the negro was shot he jumped
out OF the tWO-stOTy window, alter
which he was killed. General Den
mis-, cOlored, was shot in the court
room, after which he was thrown
from the two-stOry window on to the
brick pavement below, and, as that
did not kill him, they then cut his
throat. After they had killed ]. A.
Moore, they went and burned his
house, and so they cOntn0ed their
hellish barbarities. They surrounded
my brothers. house. They were
ali armed with dOuble-barreled
shot guns, and, as 1 was told,
two hundred in number. Many
of the good citizens of Meridian
plead for me, as well a5 many In the
ku-KiuX columns, who were in them
not from choice, but from necessity.
They appointed committee after COM
mittee to wait upon me and to inform
me that 1 must leave by 10 O'Clock
next day. Their principal COM
manders visited me. wanted to
know the why's and wheretOres, but
they said they came not to argue any
question of right-the verdict had
spectfully, but said that their ultima
tum was that 1 must take Northern
bound traiR. / yielded. At about
123 o'clock at night, perhaps three
hundred came and escorted me to the
cars. Some difficulties and dangers
presented themselves, but 1 got here
in safety.
/ am much a sufferer in pain and
feeling, but 1 believe that the State of
Mississippi is able to indemnify me.
Let me urge the necessity of having
martial law proclaimed through every
Southern State. The sOldiery to be
sent there should be quartered on the
rebels. Leniency viii not do. Graft
tude, they have none. ReciprOcatiOn
of favOrs they never dream of.
WIN. STURGEs,
New YORK, March Is, 1871.
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KU-KLUX LEGISLATION.
First Fruits Of the Meridian Riots-hOFs
Agents Of DsmsHlsm to be Sen.
South.

WASHINGTON, March 10. - The
Commissioners Of Internal Revenue
state that the supervisors for North
and South Carolina, Georgia and
Mississippi report that in many sec
tiOns of their districts a reign of terror
exists, and that it is totally impossible
to enforce the revenue laws In some
instances, the internal revenue Off
cial5 have been compelled to flee for
their lives.
A bil has been prepared, and viii
be offered in the House tomorrow,
providing that, for the purpose Of en-
forcing the revenue laws in the
Southern States, the Commissioners
of Internal Revenue may employ such
police force as he may deem necessary,
to receive such pay as the Secretary Of
the Treasury may approve.
The bill provides iOr the apprOpria-
tiOn Of Sl,OOO,OO0 to carry cut its pro-
visions.
Mr.. Williams, the Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue, lett Wash
ingtOn last night on an official ex-
tended tour through several Western
States.
No doubt, a large majority Of the
House viii be anxious to close the
session after the passage Of the Senate
concurrent resolution for the appoint
ment Of q joint committee to investi-
gate Southern affairs, being opposed
70 the passage Of any bill on the sub
ject during the present session.
General Butler will to morrow re-
new his effort to introduce mis- anti
Ku-KlUX bill.
The time Tor the final adjournment
Of Congress depends on the Senate.
President Grant will return to
Washington tomorrow morning.
Information has reached here that a
petition has heen circulated In New
York city, by marine Insurance COM
panies, with a view to influencing the
appointment Of a supervising inspec-
tor general Of steamboats,. The Pres
ident has, however, already indicated
the appointment to that position Of
General Sturm, Of indianapolis.
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In ''Tbe Magic Flute Christina Mis-
son sings F above the staff. The youngest
Of the sisters Ssssi, with q compass of
three Octaves and half, reached the same
note. Catalani had the same wonderful
compass, but pitched third lower. The
highest voice on record is that OF Luere-
tia Ajugari. whom Mozart heard 1T Par
ma With voice as pure as a hute she
assembled to triple @, thrilling on the D
above. A Madame Becker, who aston
ished St. Petersburg in 1923, reached the
same note by accident. The air in the
third act of 1.-THE Robbers Castle" com
posed for her, goes up to double A On
one occasion, 50 she was giving this dsn-
Rerous note, the leader Of the orchestra
looked 80 hxedly at her that she WIS
frightened and gave the G above. Rubini
sang, without straining his voice, up 90
double A. Mile. ROemer, of the German
Opera Troupe, which has closed its sea-
son in New York, also sings to F above.
A statement Of the desth in London Of
the celebrated Mile Schneider originated,
a few days ago, with a French Journal, La
Pafyie, snd has been going the round Of
the English journals IL proves to be a
cansrd. The Grsnde Duebesse is at Pau,
singing and dancing away as oheerily as
ever.
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in Paris. France will condemn these
horrible assassinatiOns and this OdiOus
insurrectfon, which is without pretext
OF purpose. VIII the provinces come
to our aid, or must the Germans re-
enter the capital? This terrible day
has brought more danger to the re-
public than al the BOnapartists."
ROTHsCHILD's GENEROUS.
BRUSSELS, March l9.-The EOtile
Belize learns that the French Govern
ment has negotiated a loan with
ROthschilds of two milllards francs
at FIVE per cent interest.
GERMANS RETURN To FRANCE.
LONDON, March 10, 1880 ANA
dispatch Just received from Dieppe
announces that the Prussian troops
from Amiens have arrived there and
occupy half OF the town. The French
garrison retains the other halt
ROCHEFORT.
BORDEAUX, March 19. - Henri
ROchefort is here. He is suffering
from a relapse Of his recent sickness.
NAPOLEON LIBERATED.
VERvIEvE, (?) March 19-Eapoleon
will take a special train at Herbesthal
at 9 o'lock tonight and will come
through this city without stopping.
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RIVER rELEGRAMs.

CAIRO, March 19. - Port list
Belle Memphis, st. Louis to Memphis,
at 8 p m.; Robert Burns, Cincinnati
to Memphis at 9 pun; Julia, Vicks-
burg to st. Louis, at 2am,; Robert
Mitchell, Cincinnati to New Orleans,
at 2 am; Commonwealth, New Or
leans TO st. Louis, at 4 an; Bis
marck, st. Louis to New Orleans,
at am; Susie Silver, New Orleans
to Louisville, at am; Mary Nc
Donald, Omaha to Louisville, at 10
am; Liberty No. 4, Pittsburg TO
New Orleans, at II am; Colorado,
st. Louis to Vicksburg, at noon; Ed
inburg, Cincinnati TO Red river, at
pm Utah, st. Louis to Arkansas
river, at 3 pm; J. Frazier, ST. Louis
to Ouachita river, at pm; General
Anderson, Mound City to st, Louis,
at pm; st. Joseph, st. Louis to
Memphis, at p.m.; Silver Bow, st.
Louis 20 Shreveport, at pm. River
rose two inches. Weather clear. Mer-
curry 720.
CINCINNATI, March 19.-River q
feet. Arrived: Champion, from st.
Louis; Potomac, from New Orleans.
Weather warm and clear.
PTrTsBURG, March 19.-Weather
clear and pleasant. Scanty supply Of
water in the M0nongahela; 10 feet,
and falling. Nearly all the coal for
the rise has gone out.
ST. LOUIS, March 10. r Arrived:
Altoona, from Cincinnati; City OF
Chester, from Memphis. River fall
ing. Weather clear and warm, with
very high wind.
LOUISVILLE, March I9.-River is
falling slowly. There are 8 feet 8
inches in the chute, 8 feet inches in
the canal, feet inches on the
rocks. Arrived: Sam j. Hale and
Leonidas, from Cincinnati; Far West,
from Pittsburg. Departed: Sam
]. Hale, for Memphis; Leonidas, for
New Orleans; Far West, for Fort
Benton. Kate Kinney and Nick
Longworth are advertised to leave for
New Orleans tomorrow. The canal
will be closed on the 10th Of July for
three months, for the purpose OF COM
pieting the dock commenced last sum-
mer. Wild Cat and i've baEges passed
up for Piftsb0rg. Little Giant and
Rover passed up lashed together.
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DETRO T, March 19-Daniel Ellis
and wife we're murdered in their own
house in the village Of RawsOnville,
near Ypsilanti, on Saturday morning.
The bloody deed was done with an
axe, which was found near the bodies
of the murdered victims. The mur-
derer is supposed to be Franklin Ellis,
son of the deceased. He was arrested
at Ypsilanti last night, while he was
waiting for a train on which to es-
cape. He has for some time shown
signs Of mental arrangement.
The water in the Saginaw river
reached an unprecedented height to-
day, being three inches above the
highest mark made last year. All
railroad communication between Sag
inaW and Bay City are suspended.
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Haavv Run On Keno Banks.

New YORK, March 19.-The police
authorities of this city have inaugu-
rated a determined raid against keno
establishments. In the Police Courts,
Saturday morning, 800 persons who
were arrested in keno saloons Friday
night, were arraigned. The prOprie-
tors and employees were held to bail
to answer at the General Sessions.
The players were held to bail for fu-
ture good conduct. Judge Bowling
announced that Superintendent KelsO
had possession OF the names Of the
landlords who rent their property for
gambling purposes, and that they will
al be Indicted.
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ABsId Aftempl At Bobb nv

PTTTsBURG, March l9.-At IL o'clock
last night, as the telegraph operator
at Indiana, Pennsylvania, was enter
ing his office, which is in the same
room with the First National bank, he
was attacked by four men with black
ened faces, knocked down, dragged
into the bank and gagged and hand
Cuffed. One Of the party sat by him
with a revolver, while the others went
to work on the safe. Shortly after
ward, they became frightened and left,
getting no money, except eighty dol
lars from the operator, who was found
at FIVE o'clock this morning, badly in
iured.
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No "a, =. Din the Second Char,s-v
Sonft OF shelby county, Tennesaea. -Johu
teDlss W. w. a. FituumGr
II TEappearing nom bil duly Bwnrn 81 Ia. trs=
4 cau-Fa tnat the defendant. ~ u Fffennzr-
is justly indebted TO com p q. .111t Ia surn 1r-
500 ana interest due by his prCmlssorV note.
and that he is a non rr sida1t Of the state 0e
Iennessasl and that for these causes Eu ar-
tachmenb issued ron this court against his
property and the same has been returned
into court By the sheriff Of shelby co1ntTs
levied etc, on the raal eaiare Of ". A. fitcl-
ner.
iE is therefore ordered, That he make bis
appear anca herein. at Ghe court house Of ma
second ChEucery Court OF Shelby county. In
the city or Mem PMS, Tenn on or 1eforg rlu
drst Monday ln May, 1874 and plsa0 su-
awsr or damur % com plaiL ants bin. o. rra
same vii be taken for confessed az 20 niai
and SET FOR bearing e1parlB; and that cor7-
or this order be nunli1ned once q week tle
fFur successive weeks, iu the MemnhLl = D.
peal. This Marel M l87L
"a CoDF-altaaEs
IL j. g STEW aLsL. Clerk and Master.
ky Q. bELlIzE. Deputy O. aud a.
Geor llilna1ni sol Tor complL muA
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saturdar ADrII -. -.

within legal hours, the folIowinq degerf64f
real estate, to-Wtts A traet or parcel q Z Iar7-7
lying and being IN she bV county .Irr-.
described as loli0W8- Being ths norf nv-se-
quarter Of section nius l9l. toVnrhfu on. r.'
range eight tdl west of the base meridian ~
the Chlcz1saEF purchase. containing one hun
Qreq ana sixty (l10l acres, the same benz
the land conveyed on 30tp Jauusry. Igf5 -
" no. A Dooley % r. II. Pollard, 6v deed 81
record IN book 70, pages 3ll and 8il. OF tr=
eBidHez's ONCE OF shelby county Tenn.
TERMS OF =ALE- a credit Of SIX rorr f1---
putc cllalaer executing note with approved ss-
curltyi equlEg Or redemption barred.
THIS March Is, 1871.
~ .. l. Stew ARr. Clerk and ETastar
". g RaineT. Sol. for eouuuIft -r1lfa
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SAN Francisco, March 19.-It is
reported that the judges Of the Su-
preme Court are nearly ready to rem
der a decision against the constitu-
tiOnslity Of the law permitting cOun-
ty subscriptions for railroads.
DR.. Phelps, United States Marshal
Of Arizona, left Tucson recently to
visit Sonora.
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Drowned

CINCINNATI, March 19.-Warder
Stanhope, nine years old, son OF Lieu
tenant Colonel 2. w. StanhOpe, was
drowned this evening in the pond
near Mill creek.
John Edwards, deekhand on the
steamer Champion, fell overheard last
night and was dFOWned.
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tuesday, April 18th, 1871,

within legal hours, the following describe
properly 70 wiz a certain parcel OF lane
lying and being IN rna county OF shelby a-d.
state OF Ten eEsee, known and described 81 B.
louOWs; Beginning on the west SIDE rE
second street, 81 lis Intersection with thu
north side OF The alley that lies between
nitl street ana drselaW. street; thence west
WarQLy along lna north sil6 or said ale
70 an alleys thence n0rLnWardlF and nan
allel with Secoud street rLirGy-seVau tsaa.
llres lncnesi lhence 6aslWardly and DarHl .
I0rly- elg nj feet SIX lnches- rhenea sOur Inward
" and along Second street lnirty-ser-u se-=
ing In the GreenlaW addition t8 t6s eitr u
Memphis.
TERMS OF 5ALE.-Ou a crsdi1 OF seven
N lnths, purchaser 70 eEeCuts note with ar.
proved So urttyi lien 70 be retained llIL sallz
Is paid Equity OF redemption barred
u. A. COLE. CLERK au.- Master
" estcott aud 5Lahl. aELorneTs mlIa
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WHEELING, W. V, March 19.-
The extensive carriage factory of Bod
ley & Sons was destroyed by fire this
morning.
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FORTRESS MONROE, March IS.
The 200 Id. projectile for coast defense,
invented by HOratiO f. Demick, Of
st. Louis, was successfully tested here
to-day
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Democracy COmIsg.

CONCORD, March 19.-Governor
Stearns will tomorrow give certifi-
Gates Of election to Hubbard, Bell and
Parker, new Democratic Congress-
men, and they will start for Washing
ton at once,
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cHANcERY SALE
Saturday, April sih, 1871

No. 4sg7-In the Second Chaucsry CONT re
shelby county, Temp. q. smith. srs.---
trlX, VS.. ". A. Duoleyr ~ IL Pollard ar sr
d. virtue o. an order Of sale mads fu rrf-
ID cause, VIII sell at puD1c auctIun. 10 ~
highest idder, IN frOnt OF the once 'cf .frs
Second CnancerV Court or shelby e0rrf-.
IN the city OF Memphis, Tenn, on
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DR8NOUNCED BY eminent citizens o.
Memphis 20 q giTa muul more ltg1 l1 AZ
the common lamp without any SMOKE or
odOrs' and % be- eartaln prct2-iill
againaf explosion huEua any grale qi cl7-
or rom 3 no Ore tsst'f % eruda Hephfla.
With perfect safety
- palaif Depot foF Memphis. No 8 aalu
rt1aas euruar ul Union. -41
Is q. PATTILL.O, GsnaraI a gems
CauVasscra Wailiad for city and couutiT at
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Janaa and the outer sarbsrIans.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 19-Kurah-
dahe, Japanese Charge d'Atfairs to
Russia, arrived from Japan by steamer
to. day, and will proceed overland to
New YORK.
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DIED.

O'FARRALL-At Mas0n's Depot, Tennes
see, Mr.. DANIEL O'FERRALL.
The funeral will take place from No. 400
Main street. to-day MONDAY, the 2lth at
O'Clock. The friends and acquaiDtanees OF
Messrs. Peter d. Donnelly and John ]. O'Far-
rail- are respectfully invited TO attend.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, March 19.-King ANA.
deus returned to Madrid to-day ac.
cOmpanied by the Queen.
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MILWAUKEE, March l9.- The large
planning, sash, door and blind factory
ing. Loss, including lumber, SS3, 900;
Insurance, S2S, GOO.
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HOME DISPATCHES.
The Hunaihatinal Case.

ELMIRA, n. Y, March l9.-Mrs,
Hess, the Steuben county murderess,
has been adjudged insane.
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The Charles BOdmann IS still fast on
Wave Rock. Her freight was trans
ferred to the barge Peter, which was
toWed up to Cincinnati By Champion
No. 7. The Bodmann's hull has not
been damaged, and ten inches more
OF water viii be sufficient to get her
of the rocks. The J. W. Talbot is
loading $500 barrels Of flour De-
parted Rising Sun, for New Or
leans.
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Barbour will Nave bis Traps to Wash

WASHINGTON, March 10. - The
Commission on Claims Of Southern
LOyalists wIll begin its labOrs in this
citV April 10.
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DRY GOODS, CLOTHHa,
Isdiss' Trimmed Hats.
RIBBONS, GEMS FUR HATS. =-a.
BY L. G. BALDWIN & &C.
cHANcERY SALE
OF
REAG DSTATEss.

No. l33 R.--FiTst ChancerT Court Of Shelby
cuunty--JOhn DsdLlnE5r vs. Auluu.n
GamV, staL-
ID Y Virtus Of an tutarl0cutorv dsGrae roe
- sale entered ln the above cau--.
March ELn, III, VIII sell, at Uu1-a1
auction, % the highest bidder, Iu lI0ut rF
the CLERK a. Masters Office. Grs-uIa7T
= loeks Second street, in tbs CtLy Of Alsu lll=.
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Administrators las0lVenf N0iios.

f8lIIIIIlIatf . ~ = l'INtl. -. IIllElIol
ETAVING suggested to the Clerk OF tha
N County Court Of shelby county, Tannes-
see, the insolvency Of the estate OF n FIaher-
by, Ceceased, hereby notify an parties hav-
ing claims against said estate 10 fils the same
with the CLERK oi said eougti property pro
bated on or before the 9Th dav of ssDtenlber
1871, or the same Will be forever barred.
mill JOHN 9, SULLIVAN, Adm'r.
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NEW ADvERTIsEmEaTs.
wAsouIe gnTlcE

80 @AAAa ~ ~ -
TTVHE stated couvocation Of Memphis 2
z Royal Arch Chapter No. s5 U D., NJ
VIII be held this MON " evening. ~
10th Inst, at "a o'clock, for dispatch Of bust
AIR. A. Ms are f-atsrnauy invited.
BY order Of II. !. LYNN, d. r..
BEN ~. PoLLEE, Secretary.
a. II .. ID.
TyHE officers and members Of CIeanths
i Grove, No. 3, y. A. o. d., are hereby
of the Grove. this GdON6AYJ eTeninE.
the 9th iuAt at u o'clock, &C their Hall No.
81 south Conr' street.
Il BaEs. Secretary. m6s
ATTEsTlON, KMGHTs TEaPLAR.
YOU are hereby summoned 10 attend a spe-
i clal C0ucIavs OF Cyreue CGmmaudery,
NO g. GL Asylum No. "a Front sfreet, this
lHOND DAY. evening, at - O'clock, Ior The
confederation OF important business. Visit
ing kUighta are couf eously invited.
By command. GEO. MELLEEssIi, f. G,
T. ]. BARcHUs, Recorder.
r q. .. r.
'F'HERE viii be a special meeting OF Gayo-
so EucampmeuU, No 3, at their hall, on
Laefapsfs IN GOOD standing are fraternaDy
req uestsd to be present. Bu int 81 Of the ut
most importance Is to come before the I'm
caupmeut.
ty order OF LE. RUSSELL, C.P.
TI0s Btcog, Scribe.
I OTTERY.-Ohici drawings OF the Mis-
Il souri, state Lottery. CLASS ISL.
a. 49, 81, Go, %, 81, II, IL. 10, I6, ., 2, 40.
CLASS 10
So, S., II, 81, q, 81. IS, g. 50, "a, 43. rs, %.
Prizes from Sl0J 70 go COO. paid In money
Lotteries drawing daily. Information 1ur
uizEe ed in the above Lottery by ]. F. FRANCE
t57S North Court street, Box l47, Memphis
Tenn, p. o. MURRAY, MILLER q CO., Nan
ayers. st. Louis. No. mhl6
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CAT OUT OF THE MEAL .
Al EayEs6FgppsF Sends a Letter Frsm The
ViOlHlty OF LiVsry Stable, Coaialaiag
q Rs8iiai sT tbs Hsst lsF.laq
Elements aad Fearful
Gat-ssirsphss
SsVon Boa aIdlHlhOass Keepers Enter late
a Conspiracy AgalHst Jars aHd 'Hss-
iums"-ThaV Take a Blaek Cat into
Their e6nfaenos- fearful Scsces
In 8oaFuiash0Hses, and hysts-
rlsas 00lEgs In E Livery STA.
bls--AH 0ld Letter srouaht
10 Vlsw-The lar Dis
GHssed in S0lema GtH-
Glavs - Further
Developments
Promised.
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AT AUCTION

= ALE Of UNCLAIMED PACE4erz --
- southern Express COMPANY. ID.
hroDDAHD a Co., FRIDAY. March Et-
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AND COTTON FACTORS

THE PICKERING
DOUBLE ACTING
AMI n r = s. = I n g
FORCE PUMP.
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EFFECT OF INCIDENTS IN PARIS.

LONDON, March 10, 1880 p.m.-The
latest news is that the National Guards
OF MOntmartre have seized and now
occupy the staff and general head
quarters buildings. The National
Guards Of Paris are in Place Ven
dome.
The Echo Of Parliament says that,
in consequence Of the disturbances in
Paris, the Emperor William has pro-
visiOnally stopped the movements Of
German troops.
CONFIRMATION OF FRIGHTFUL sTO-
RIEs FROM PARIS.
PARIS, March I9.-The Journals
this morning confirm the report of the
execution Of General Lecompte and
Clement Thomas. After their capture
they were taken to the garden of Rue
des Rosters, at MOntmarte, where the
central revolutionary committee hold
their sittings. After a brief trial,
they were condemned to suffer death
and to be shot. All accounts say thew
died bravely. Journal des Deb0fs
says: Yesterday may be CON
sidered as one Of the glOomiest hours
in the history Of France. Revolution,
under the banner Of pillage, Is mistress
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j A N U AR Y.
G OLD CO POiNS,
BOUGHT BY
t.} tEle ~ H. M. PAYSON,
80 Exchange St., Portland.
sn If
Shocks to the System.

The first shock of winter tells tremendously upon
enfeebled systems. Every one knows that in
passing from warm region to cold one or yice
Uersa, the body requires protection az :. It cpl
denies, an accmating medicine. All travellers and
voyagers admit this tits equally necessary to acc
mate the system in passing the confines Of one sea-
son and entering upon another. Autumn is gone and
winter is here. Prepare the frame aud the consttu-
ton to meet the change by course of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. This inestimable vegetable tonic
increases the stamnal strength of those who take it,
and renders them proof to great extent against the
devitalizing power of cold and damp. These two
agents are as prolific of disease tropical heat and
animal vlgor-such vgor as this healthful and pure
tonic diffuses through the whole organzation-is a
repellant which they cannot master Alarge propor-
ton OF the colds, catarrhs and pulmonary complaints
which prevail in winter, might be avoided. nv
Strengthening and regulating the system in advance
with this nvigorant and Alternative Not that il is
recommended as specific for those complaints, but
as preventive of their causes. On the other hand
it is not only preventive Of but specific for the in-
digestion, intestinal Irregularities malarious fevers
bilious attacks, and nervous affection supernduced
by chilly and damp atmosphere.