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Land of Flowers and Perpetual Growth.
FLORIDA,

L LOhlbEA.
TIE ITALY OF AMERICA.
Is not cxcc'ed in Climate by any of Tire United
States, and il may be doubted Whetber it can be
equaled in the world
Loca'e on the very tOrder5 of the Torrid Zone
still heT situation between tho af of Mexico
and the Atlantic ocean is such tha. she is swept
alternately by the winds of the Eastern and Wcs-
tern seas, and relieved front the burning heats
which prevail in other Southern States; and thus
it hapPeEs that By the joint naa crce of latitude
and peculiar location. she is re ieve! oU he one
hand, from the rigor- Of tie Winter climate oI
the Northern aud Middle States. and on the 9th
er, from the extreme heat with which not only
the Southern States hut in rhc summer time the
Northern States characterised
Settlers have not the hagdSh ips TO undergo tha
have been the lot of the pioneers who opened up
and developed our harsh Northern latitudes The
e"t'r' gsar a. a per- ft"aL season of ,'"tcth abe
to produce and send Ia marx et all the predictions
of the Tropical and Temperate ZoUsS 1rerks ana
months in advance of any vther koculttu ami ar n
season 'chsn all smch productions >z5s iuznyto,s.
and SomHa,ta uts rery highest prtcss
THE FLORIDA INPROyTIENT COMPANY
under the auspices of the State of E2oriaa, pro
pose to furnish lands of uniform good guaiitv
and upon which can be raised Vegetables FrUift
etc. common TO the more Northern climates and
all the GRAMS, FRUITs and VEGETABLES of tho
TRoPICs.
Such SeisCtei lands in the HEALtHtEsT mart ef
the STATE and of the best quality.
The Company have issued pamphlet of I2s
pages confirming luil and reliable Information
concerning FLORIDA its Climate, Soil and Produc
uons, with sketch of its history which the Com
pany will forward free of postage. on receipt of
%
For other information or circular. address or
THE FLORID. IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
"a PARK Row, New York.
NEW YORK AND FLORIDA COLONY,
Partially organized. For full information. cir
aulars. eto-. address EDWAR d DELOUEST. So
Nassau street New York City. p O. Box $500
March s, 1871 3m.
NROUND AND UNGRoUND SPICES, Citr,n
W English Currants. Essence Coffee and Vine
gar of tn e best quality, for sale by
Jan. 10. HARTSWICk & IRWIN.
I'D. PERKS Co.'S flour, the best in m arket, fer
IL sale by J. SHAW Il son.
y ats a, 'fiAhS-'h' cheapest mossGfg sas fs@H'y
rTNHE highest market prices paid for Shingles
i BY ] SHAW 4 son
CALTt SALTn-A prime article of grouLi
- um salt, putup in paten sacKs. for sale cnea
at the stoI of r. I0SS02
CwAIM's PANACEA, Kennedy's Medical Dis
- covery, Hembold's Buohn, Bake's Cod Liver
Oil Jayne's and Ayers Medicines for sale by
Jan. 10 HARTSWICK h IRWIN
NUNS Pistols and sword Genes 20 he haS 1t
VI F. RIGLER & cos
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The undersigned respectfully informs his old
customers and the public. that he has on hand
(and eonstapt tly receiving new additions, a large
stock of Clocks, W Watches and Jewelry.
CLOCKS, a large variety from the best Man
ufaetory, consisting of Eight-day and thirty hour
spring aud Weight and Levers. Time, Strike and
Alarm clocks.
WATCHES-afn fne assortment o silver Hunt
ing and open case American patent Levers. plain
and full Jeweled.
GOLD PENS. an elegant assortment. of the
best quality. Also, in silver extension and desk
Bidders
SPECTACLES, large nssortm ant. far and
near sight, coored and plain glass.
JEWELRf of every variety, from a single
piece to a full set
ALSO, fine assortment of Spoons. Forks, but
ter knives etc, plated on genuine Alabata.
LSO. Hair Jewelry with pure gold m ountng
got up TO order. Call and sample book
All kinds of Clocks. Watches and Jewelry care
fully repaired and Warranted
continuance of patronage is solicited.
Nov. 2Sth, 1865. IL. + NAUGLE
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GAPING BRIGADE. This highly osejiI
organization was in attendance, in full tosc,,
at the II. T. Church. on Sdnday evening
last. Constable N Clelan's presence WIS
much needed on the occasion. the disper-
sion of the Brigade" would he 4 great
convenience to all respectable church -goers.
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Look AT THIS Business men should
not send letter or bill without printed
headings upon them. Such headings are
cxcellen; advertisements, and cnst but slight
advance upon The plain paper. We are
prepared to print all such stationery at rea-
sonable rates nd do the work in the very
hest sfylc
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NJ AR RED.

On Saturday, Nav, 9th, 1871, by Rev
\. B. Hooven, Mr.. CONSTANTINE BUBBLES
and Miss MARY SHIPMAN, both of Penn
field, Cleariield county.
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Cop artnership in Store.

c. A Rorobaugh having associated with him
in the Mercantile business in Lewisvil'e. Clear
field county, Mr.. C. Il McCracken, solcits
tinuance of the patronage generously extended
heretofore
Having just returned from the eastern cities
their stocA embl 4 large and varied assort-
ment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queens
ware, and in fact nearly everything u-u-
ally kept in country store, which they will sell
at prices to suit the times.
Country produce taken in exchange for good.
C. A. RORNBAUGH.
MayiS '70.-tf c r. McCRACHEN
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N.,ie,, inserted afRd,r TIE hSadiHg of SPsc'al
LoeaIs' at l5 cents ka,.o for first insertion and
5 cent, a I'm. for ,ach subsequent insertion.
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w NOTICED, the other day, very nice
lookins zig driving mp Market street. and
upon inquiry found it belonged to our voung
frienG Al. Southari. TO be used IN dejeer-
Ing Sewing Machincs-&= having taken ,ne
agency for the Grover 4 Baker machine for
this oaaa;y. A. IS good fellow and we
wish him snccass.
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gsftsman's 5onrnal.
CLEARPIELD, PA, MAY "a, 1871.

To PArRoys.-To insure the safe tran.mission
of money by u all, patro ms should remit by check
or money order, or have their letters registered
a r.csipt will be enclosed in the first paper after
The noney comes to hand;
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The different denominations of Bellefonte
have united in holding street prayer meet
i"gs. They usually make a stand 10
front Of one or other of the numerous no
tells OF saloons. We have heard. however,
that they ,;evia:cd from this rule one night
last week. and held forth in front of the
i'atci. nan Office, offering mp their prayers
Tor the editor thereof; and who seems to
have taken it as an uoparjouaille insult, or,
at least, we infer aS much from the amer
in which he goes far" the rarticipators
therein.
THE LATE NAJ0R.l j. HARVEY LARarIET.
a monument, to the memory Of Major
James Harvey Larrimer, who was killed
near Bristoe Station, Va, during the late
rebellion, has Just been erected over his re-
mains, at the instance of the members of
his regiment, and some personal friends.
The monument Is Of Italian marble, ten and
a ha.t Ieet in height, of beautiful pattern
latter an original desigr) and of superior
make and finish The work was executed
at the shop of Mrs. S. S. Lid1ell, in this
place, by Mr. Nisley, one of the best work,
men in the state. The monument is high
ly crednaDle piece of workmanship, and a
worthy tribute to the memory of patriotic
citizen and brave soldier.
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nRIED FRUIT. Al retaovf prices. a
Nav Es,'-a Mns-op'S
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N E W F [ f M I!

The firm of c. Kratzer in the Dry Goods and
Provision business will be known Hereafter under
the name of
KRATZER & LYTLE.
Thanking the public for past favors they hope
for continuance of the same
Clearfeli, Feb. s, 1871.
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pEGISTER' S NOTICN.-Notica is here
IA by given that the following accounts
have been examined and passed by me and remain
filed of record in this Office for the inspection of
heirs legatees creditors and all others in anyway
interested and will he presented to the next Or
phans Court of Uear6e! ID county, to be held ut
the Court House, in the Borough OF Clearfeld
commencing on the lst Monday of June, 1871
Final account of John Russell and Miles S
Spencer, Executors OF William Cleaver, late Of
Penn township.
Account of Henry Albert, Guardian. &c. of
of Samuel Hanes. late of Bradford township.
with petition for discharge.
Final account uf William Hutton. executor of
Joseph Michael, late of Burnside township, de-
ceased. A. W. LEE Register.
Nav loaf
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nIL, Putty, Paints Glass ana Nails, for sale 1T
March 70. II T. BfGLEk 4 cos
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BITTEN BY A DoG.-We learn that Mr.
Richard Evans, Of this place, was bitten by
dog belonging to Forepaughs Inenagerie,
whiie a Bros lille, on Thursday ast Mr.
L. was passing wagon where the dog was
tied when he ;-pped over some obstacle
and te.i against the wheel, whereup5n the
dog seized and bit him pretty severcIv Mr.
Il. brought suit against the Meragerie. Law
ing his damages at twenty thousand dollars
ARRESTED. two fellows-or.. naD,a5
5illison, aud the other Lovejoy-who rob
bed Jere Brady of $500, and gold watch
at the Smith House On Tuesday night of
last week, were traced TO within three miles
of Gettysburg, Indiana county, by Consta-
He Mack and there arrested by him on Fri
day, and lodged in Jail at ,his place on Sat
nr3av. The watch and money both being
found upon the persons of the parties ar
rested, makes their guilt certain, and their
chance very good for a couple OF years in
the Western Penitentiary. There was also
found upon the person OF one of them a
Sung shot" of cast iron, weighing three
pounds, and attached tc a heavy strip of
leather. They are boarding. at Sheriff
he while awaiting their trial.
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DOR SALE-ONE SHIFTING TOP
BUGGY, finished in complete order.
Also Five Sets Of Harness and Two Leather Fly
Nets Apply to II. q. NIYGING.
May lott CIearield. Pa.
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NEW FIRM.
MILLER & POWELL.

WHOLESALE and RetlH Drgi-r5 IN .H E,Hds Of
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, flats ard Caps, No
tions, Groceries. Hard are, ,epeenswars. W ood
and Willowwares Flour, Bacon Fish, salt,
&c, Market ST CIearfeld, Pa
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VALUABLE
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE,
In " est Cleariield.

The undersigned has under his control TEN
VALUABLE TOWN LOTS. 30 ~ I7j feet, which
he offers for sale at low figure. These lots will
be sold easy terms One-thir1 cash. onethird
in ore year. aud one-third in ;wo years, without
in nterest Persons wishing TO purch see a
plot of The lots at the Office of The undersigned.
MAY -I.tf JOHN II Fl LEORD.
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D AEON, Hams Sides and shoulders-atreduced
- prices. at liOSS0PiS.
The New York herald., 1871-01-11

OOP 7TH Ay.. BETWEEN Esd AND Path SITS.
ALO room "a respectable Protestant young woma;
as infants or nvalids nurse; good reference.
The New York herald., 1871-01-11

A WOMAN WANTED-TO TEND AN INFANT AND DO
"A plain sewing; good reference required Protestant
preferred Call at Sl8 West 18th st. between 10 O'Clock
Wednesday.
The New York herald., 1871-01-11
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY H. ls-TRIPLE SHEET
SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALEs.

WANTED-A SITUATION AS SALEswOMAN OR
w like employment, by young lady experience Ad.
dress j. s., Herald onice.
The New York herald., 1871-01-11

ORANGE, N. IA PROTESTANT WOMAN, AS
IN seamsress and for children aged aud z;
good city reference required need take meals AT kitchen
table Apply al 33 East S.th ST. this wednesday, morning,
between III aud Il.
The New York herald., 1871-01-11

900 WEST ETH ST., NEAR 7TH AVA PROTEST
LO) ant infants nurse to take care of
children will assist chambermaid best city refer
The New York herald., 1871-01-11

OF WEST saD STA YOUNG GIRL IN A SMALL
OIL private family TO do chamberwork and waiting or
chamberwork and to operate Wheeler Wilson's ma
The New York herald., 1871-01-11

COO EAST HTH ST.. SECOND FLOOR, FRONT
AOC room.-A respectable, trustworthy, middle aged
woman TO take OF baby and capable OF
an infant with bottle best city reference.
The New York herald., 1871-01-11

1SO WEST 9Th ST., FIRST FLOOR, BACK ROOM
l'JO A Protestant woman as cook n GOOD baker would
60 short distance in the country good reference Call for
The union Democrat., 1871-01-07

TINS Exaai>ER. San Francisco Eraaa-
'''er' on Monday entered upon its twelfth vol
ume, This jeurnal is entitled to the support
of every Democrat within the State. Fer
years, under adverse circumstances it boldly
and firmly stnud up fer the right and was out
spoken in its exposure Of the asarpations and
corruption that characterized many branches
of our government. Notwithstanding the
threats aud intimida,inns that came from a
powerful and fana,ical majority il continued
calmly and earnestly to follow a course that
has made it the first and leading Democratic
iaarnal published in the State of California.
lis efforts have resulted in the last few years
in advancing the success of that marty whose
principles il maintains more than any other
journal now being published in the State. 1t
is firmly established and ifproperly sustained
is destined to WELD greater influence in the
future than in the past. May its days of use
tulness be many.
The union Democrat., 1871-01-07
Grand Jury Report.
To the Honorable the County Court Of Taol
umRe County.
weekly

To the Honorable the County Court Of Tuol
anne County.
The Grand Jury empaneled at the Janp-
airy Term 1871, of said Court beg leave to
submit this their final report:
We have found true bill against Thomas
Newton, for assault with intent to kill. Also
true bill against Hiram W. Poole, for muir
DER
We have also ignored charge against Al
bert Snow for perjury, and ignored charge
against Ward C. Pike for the same offence
We have also investigated the manner in
which official duty in the town of Columbia
has been performed by the Justice and Con-
stable Of that place, so far as the same relates
to arrests and the management of criminal
suits triable in justices Courts, and are COM
PEELED to the belief that frivolous arrests lave
been made, and that the criminal business
of that Justices Court has been conducted
loosely and negligently, and in a manner un-
necessarily expensive to the county.
We recommend that the District Attorney
give this matter his careful attention and see
that the county does not suffer upon the one
hand, and that justice be administered upon
the other in accordance with oar laws and
institutions.
We have visited the County Jail. and found
five prisoners there. three of whom were serv-
ing out sentences from Justices courts. We
found the Jail Clearly and we'll kept and the
repairs made which the last Grand Jury rec
commended.
We also visited the County Hospital and
found fourteen inmates there. The Hospital
is apparently well kept and the patients well
cared for.
We would recommend to the Supervisors to
see to il. that when patients are cured or able
70 maiataia themselves that they he discharg-
ed and the institution be managed as econom-
icallv as possible. All of which is respect
fully submitted.
j. B. CARTER. Foreman John Cowie,
George Sprsgue VIM. G. Long. Lewis Sion
ecler, Austin Abbott. James P. Lunt, Thorn
as Morris, Robert Marshall, Amos Biddle,
j. ID. Murphy. B. F. Heslep, w. D. Craw-
ford E. L. R. Wyatt, John Lyons.
The union Democrat., 1871-01-07

DEATH OF GEN'L. PRIM-This man who
has appeared so conspiciously as one of the
leading spirits in Spain has met his death at
the hand of the assassin. On Wednesday Of
last week as he was proceeding to the Cortes
in his carriage, he was fred on and wounded
from the effects of which he died on Saturday
last. For many years he has shown himself
to be more than an ordinary man one whose
ambition knew no bounds. He has been
exiled from his country. has brought about
revolutions and was mainly Instrumental in
driving Isabella from the throne. Since her
flight he has welded immense influence in
the affairs of Spain. His actions and his
speeches for time gave the Republicans
hope that they had friend in him. But he
was fnll Of intrigue and directed all his eff
forts in the sole interest Of his own ambition
and advancement. lie wanted 10 be King
falling in has Efforts for a crown, he succeed
ed in having the Cnrtes offer 1t to a foreign
prince, This DESTROYED the hopes of those
who wanted free Institutions established in
their country. they felt that they had been
BETRAYED, that they no longer had hopes for
the accomplishment of their long desires.
They regarded him as traitor, and he has
gone where he can harm them no more. II
is sorry thing to see a distinguished man
fall in this manner. II hodes no good for
Spain. and the newly elected King may rea.
sonably fear that he will End his crown filled
with thorns.
The union Democrat., 1871-01-07

BOARD OF SuPERvIsoRs.-A special meetin 9
of the Board of Supervisors was held on
Wednesday. Present E. Parsons, w. Whee-
lock and Thomas Leonard
Ordered that License issue to Charles f.
Roswell, to keen and maintain public ferry
at Stevens Bar upon his filing bond for
s., 900. and paying into the treasury SS5, al
so to keep ferry &c. at Jacksonville upon FL
ing bond for 81, 600 and paying into the treas
ury $50.
Ordered that duplicate warrant issue to
John Sanborn upon filing bond in twice the
sum of the warrant.
The following bills were audited and allow
ed. c. II. Randall blenks &C. S5l, NJ.
Hedges, repairs at Jail and materials SO %,
NJ. Hedges, roof on Court House, Sis, John
Mccarthy labor Road District No. s. so,
John Rorke Go. s. so, j. Kelly do. $40.
Thomas Leonard viewing roads SIS. j. c.
Mann labor Road District No. 5 500, W.
Wheelock do 500 so, B. F. Butteriell do.
sl4 81. J. II. RadcliF labor Road District
No. 4, $50. Total 1928 90.
The County Treasurer and Auditor being
present, the Treasurer presented the following
proposals for the surrender of County Warrants
General Fund Warrants f. A. Rodgers agent,
1855 at 6S S464 IS at 62I. S55 IS at G. and
$40 at6o} cts; W. Wycoff 1886 at a and 1888
at IS cts: Deering Bro. S2SS5 SO at623 cts;
c. j. D,ering S2235 10 at622 cts;J. G. Mad
son sI95 o5 at 6o3 cts: G. E Spragpe 50 at So
cts: c. Dorsey agent 1859 so at g. cts, and j.
D. Murphy S5l2 so at O. cts. County OFF,
GERS Salary Warrants: E. A. Rodgers $3.50
at 20 cts. Current Expense'Warrants: E. A.
Rodgers $50 at 6S cts: A. Mock SIS so at ~
cts; N. Bacon $3.50 IS at 20 cts; Il. Cramer
sos so at 6S css; NJ. Baer $40 so at 20 cts;
j. Pownall $40 at 20 cts; NJ. B. Hartman
$50 at Is cts; E. A. Freund Sl5S 60 at - cts;
W, G. RedorG 1892 Goat Gets; G. II. Haskell
IS at 65 cts; E. NJ. Hampton So at 62 cts:
II. A. Packard s. at 20 cts; w. Wyrof Sil
at 20 cts; j. D. Redmond agent, $40 43 at
669, SlT2 % at e5a. S279 26 at Cos. S40S 81
at Coy. SSH Ia at 81. 1915 10 at Coz, sci
90 at 6l1, S4l4 II at 66l Sl66 e. at 20 and
$50 " at o. cts. All bids under 62a cents
were accepted and also large portion which
was offered at that figure.
The union Democrat., 1871-01-07
GtONsrAnI.E.s sAIE.-nx ,ir,uc of nn.

HNONSTABIE.S SAIE.-Ry virtue OF un-
u Execution issued out of Justice A. r. PreStous Court
OF Third Township, County of Tuounne, to directed,
in favor OF j. W. Anderson and against s. H. Teeters
have seized and will expose fer sale at Public Auction
Il o'clock. VI. the S0tE day January, A. D. ISL
III. c. House door in the city of Sonora the follow
ing described property, to wit:
The undivided half part of that certain Quartz Min
ing Claim known the II. IL. Haght claim. being and
situated Quit Creek opposite the residence Of Mr.
Kearu all in Tuolumne County. State of California said
claim extends S0o from said creek northery drec
ton also all tools and appurenances appertanng there
also the half part OF that certain Wheel and Pump
being the claim of Nr. nderson in the right hand
branch Curtis Creek and the residence of Mr. An
deron. To satisfy the above Execution with and
accruing costs.
Dated jamestown. The 5th day of January A. n 1871,
c. NJ. KEEFFE, Dept. Constable
January eth 1S7l-4w
The union Democrat., 1871-01-07
Graves of Americans who fell in the Rus
sian service i'm he Crimca

PHILADELPHIA, Penn. Dec. 19-Private
letters from Ex-Governor Curtin. the Ameri-
can Minister at St. Petersburg. state that lie
recently paid hurried visit to Sebsstopol,
and examined the condition af tie graves of
the Americans WHO fell in the Russian SER
vice during the Crimean war. Four phvs-
clans were buried in one tomb in the old
Orthodox Church Of the TRANSPORTATION.
The tomb is surmounted by monument of
red marble with the appropriate inscriptions;
ITO A. A. Marshall, of California Henry
Clark. of New York D. I. Jones. of Mary-
land: G. A. Deiainser, of Pennsylvania. y
At the top of the pyramid bad been placed a
ball and cross Of white marble. which had
fallen down and lay scattered. Governor
Curtin has had the necessary repairs made.
and took precautions to secure its preserva-
ton in the future.
The above paragraph will be read with in
terest by many of cur old settlers who had
the pleasure of an acquaintance with DR.. A.
Add Marshall. When the Crimean war
broke out DR.. Marshall was then pursuing
his profession in Sonora, he Immediately de-
termined if be could receive an appointment
as Surgeon in the Russian Army to take part
in that famous struggle. Through the Rus
sian Minister at Washington. he was success
full in obtaining the desired commission, and
started for the scene of conflict In few
months after entering upon his duties be
sickened and died. lamented nv nil who had
known him. Years have rolled by since we
heard Add Marshall's name pronounced. 1t
is pleasant after SO long period to learn that
the last resting place of our former friend has
received attention that is creditable 20 those
in whose country his remains lie entombed
and that the represer tative Of our own coun-
try has taken tae necessary steps to protect
the last resting place of our countrymen from
ruin and decay.
The union Democrat., 1871-01-07

A HUNDRED DISEASES msv proceed from
one source, diseased or dehilitateG stomach
M human being can he healthy when diges-
ton is disardered. Tone the stomach aud
liver and regulate The bowels with Dr. WALK
ERs VEGETABLE VINEGAR BITTERs. and the
work of assimilation and cxeuration will Q,
bravely on. This vital elixir conquers the
causes OF all physical irregularities. By in
surfing perfect digestion and proper flow of
bile. it insnres nure hlood vigorous circu-
IN ian. AID the prom pit discharge of all waste
mntter from the ,v>tem
The union Democrat., 1871-01-07

AYEs's AaERlcAN ALMANAC, for the new
year, has arrived for the delivery gratis by
DR.. John Walker to all who call for it. This
little annual has the largest circulation of
any book in the world. made by the fact that
il furnishes the best medical advice which is
available to the people--enables them to de-
termine what their complaints are and how to
cure them. 1t contains the startling an
nouncement of the confagratfon q scorid,
or the combustion Of one of the stars in the
armament with all its attendant planets.
The union Democrat., 1871-01-07

No llUMBuGGING ! No CHEATING "A pint
bottle full of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy is
prepared from one fifty cent package, and the
proprietor offer. $500 reward for ease of ga
tarrah which he cannot cure Sold hv drug
SIS, or seld sixty cents oDr. K v Pierce.
1873 Seneca Street, Butfrl, N.w York. aud
receive it by mail. \ psmnhlet free. Be-
ware Of caunteTielts and wOrtttess limitations.
The Genuine has. upon The outside wrapper.
DR.. Pierce's private Government Stamp with
MS pnrtrait, name and address. and the words
u. S Certificate If Commences engraved
upon it.