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Chemists and Physicians
TO ANALYZE 1T >,.s.

Then speak of 1t according to ito merits, compare
It with Whisky and Brandy, and other such article,
and tho difference. Ii they dnd the Wine Of Life
10 pure and wholesome and the other Liquors poison
Gus, (which they certainly will do), then they ars
morally bound to prescribe and recommend the Wine
Of Life 70 their patients and f"n"s - the best slim
ulant and tonic In and - vnnable substitute
for whisky and brandy; but 81 .ud they and It not
pur: and what the proprietor. claim for let them
publicly denounce It. It 10 the physcians duty to
stimulant for his patients and to do 70 he
amino andlook into the quality Of each article, and
learn for himself IL the Vino OF Life has any pocu.
liar merits to warrant ito general use. Tho propre.
torn claim the Vino Of Lilo to DO more wholesome
ana Lar ~ AT - 7sEE5tE@
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TIRE FINKLE & LYON SEWING Ma
CHINE. with Drop Feed, new Take-up
new Hemmer, &c.,is now offered TO agents
on more liberal terms. Also, Second-haud
Machines in exchange, or the new I'm
provements applied. 80. 81 .es /:
Eve-y Machine is warranted First Glass.
and il the purchaser dees not 20 regard it
after . fair trial, he can return sit and
money refunded. ~.
n. B.-Wanted. Travelling Agents to
visit each town, distributing circulars, ex-
planning the improvements, eto:, s,c., Who
can make 5000 per month. Address
LYONS MUTUAL 8. IN. co.
Union Square, So East 18th st.. Nsvs YORK
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HENRY T. .HELMBOI,D'S
Fluid Extract Of Bu y
THE GREAT DIURITI0, ......
u

Hslmbold's Extract Buehu 10 diuretic and blood.
purifying, and cures all diseases arising
dsnces in it, impurities Of the blood etc. eupsr.
seding copsfba in affections for which it IL used and
syphitiI anectiOns-in these diseases used in con-
noction with Hemboldts RISE Wash.
LAD1E&
In many affections peculiar to ladies, the extract
1uchu 10 uneQuallsd BY any other remedy-as IN
chlorose or rstsntion. irregularity, panfuluess
schirrus state Of the uterus laucorrhoea or whites
sterilty and for Ill complaints incident to the
whether arising from ndiscretion or habits of dis
stpetton. It 10 prescribed extensively BY the most
eminent physicians and midwives for enfeebled and
delicate constitutions, ofthe above diseases symp
toms.
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MURRAY HILL.
MADAME @. MEAR9'9
1x0IISH, y1BNCH AND 01HkAu
Boarding and Day School for Ieu1g
Ladies'.

The next session will commence Tuss-,
day, September ~, 1870.
Madame Mears has great pleasure IN A.
nouneing to her patrons and friends, that
abe will % able 70 offer superior advaste4sG
for the complete and elegant education q
Young Ladies, at the opening Of. the next
session.
The eourss Of Instruction comprises the
English and french Ian uagos, Lo&in,
Writing, iAritAmsaie, Algebra and 6eoos.
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and other Natural seisnses; Mental end
Moral PhilossphJ; Hi5tory, conpesisiea,
French and Rnglish Literature. sEs;s.'3 - u
During she season Lectures will b DE-:
livered by eminent Professors ~ GsuAjeets'
connected with ths varieus depart sa1s 1t
instruction. Thess lectures. will -, a.,
ranged Tor The general beseat Of Tie
school +: - '.-'','1 :
! Music, drawing, painting singing, TO-,
may b included, at special rates. -.
The best professional talent 10 employed :
In the various Departments, and the vhele
10 under the immediate care and supervise
ion Of Madame c. Mears. 49, 49,.
French il the language Of tho establiah-
Circulars giving terms, sent On sp-
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Superior and Cheaper
E4s7 - THAN 20 - .st.s s.
WHISKEY 8 BRANDY.

In et, any other article in common use, and ough,
to be used in cry family. Everybody should CIV.
one year. yet it hasalready gained great name and
wonderful sale, aid whoever once triesit Away
recommends it TO- his friends. It has the same
strength whiskey, but it = peculiarly pleasant
even delicious andone would be crasy to use whiskeJ
&C., II he get the Vino of Life. It is for sale 81
druggists everywhere in quart bottles price dol
dozen bottles, for ten doiiars. W. chsiiense thu
world to produce pnrer, cheaper and nicer article
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WARMERS VINUM WIFE
OR,
WINE OF LIFE,

This wine 10 prepared to take the place of Wills
kies and other spirits known to be made up Of Fusi
Oil and other deleterious articles. The Wine Of Life
Is distilled with great care especially for thos who
require healthy stjmulent and for the of Medi.
cal Men and M 'ses IN the sick room, In place Of
tho villianons Brandy, Whisky. and other Liquors
now inu 20, and often depended upon. In fact 1t is
constant complaint Of Physc ans In this country,
that b impossible to procure pure Brandy Whiskey
faculty and the public to give Warmers Vinum Vitae
or Wine Of Life trial. and We ask
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IN - st. Cloud, Mimi, May -, 1871.
Complaint having been entered at this o@ce by
Joseph Rexstsen against Jonathan AnkenY for aban:
n, 1886, upon the w ne1 and ~ nwN section Is,
township IL, range 30 In Stearrs county, Mnnseo.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-08-25

hin, al the train. Pinkerton now mad
an his mind that he would have them b,
isrok Or by crook So at midway station
~ cot the conductor who knew the ''spy
"a invite him to take a drink with him
and when they were out together those
boots in some quiet way found their way
under Pinkerton's carriage seat On the
arrival of the train at Chicago Pinkerton
followed his man until they got into quiet
street.. and then arrested him, charging
him point blank with throwing over the
two trains in question, and also with the
rbbery of the Michigan Southern train
some two years before.
He shook in every limb, turned ghastly
pale, and in half an hour had made fuli
confession of his crimes. He owned that
he and a friend had robbed the mail at the
collision between the Illinois Central and
Michigan Southern, and said that they
went to Europe and spent the money in
eighteen months, when they returned, de-
signing to make regular trade OF throw
ing trains off the track and robblng the
mails. He was tried and convicted ana
sentenced to the Jacksonville Penitehtary
for life, where he died after an imprison-
ment of more than ten years
such, as near as 1 can reuehioei VIC
facts, is the story of these infamous trans
actions. There is not q word exaggerated,
although am pretty sure that l may be
inexact in some of the minor details And
who was the criminal ? What was the
name of the wretch who could thus hard
en- his heart to destroy his fellow-creatures
wholesale for the sake of few thousand
dollars ? Reader, he was natural son
Of Lord Byron, and called himself George
Gordon Augustus Byron. His mother is
said to have been Scotch lady, living in
Edinburgh, at the time of his birth, and a
Stewart by name. His accomplice was
nephew Of Sir Charles Napier
There is no doubt about the truth of the
story. Mr.. Pinkerton is we'll known oil
over this. continent, and in the capitals of
Europe, as sertlof Police Napoleon, who
never lost any great case he undertook.
and whose talents are only eqnalled by his
integrity. 1t was he who has always re-
covered the moneys stolen from the Adams
Express Company, and who saved Presi-
dent Lipcoln'sLlife during his memorable
journey to Washington, and it was the
same great detective who, when yet
young man, worked up this Byron case.
N Y. Euening Post.
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Cooking oysters,

We suppose that nine out of ten
housekeepers will contradict us in the
statement that they do not know how
to cook dish of oysters. By the or.
dinary routine either the oysters are
stewed and shriveled out of any sem.
sblanceio of themselves in shape. size, and
favor, or else the soup and 'thickening
hasa raw taste Here is the right meth.
cd; try it once, end we'll warrant you
won't naed telling the second time
Pick tke oysters out of the Juice, thick.
eni1s the milk or water of which the
soup Is 10 be made, until thoroughly
cooled; then drop the oysters in, and
just ss the cooled soup begins to shoa
signs of sinmering, empty out alto
gether. and you will have a rich soup
and plump oysters, luscious enough to
make yoa think you never tasted the
real article before.
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SAIL aud Patience.

Do not be easily discouraged remem-
Der the old story of the thirsty crow.
that few with Joy to pitcher he saw at
. distance.
But when he came to it he found the
water SO low, that with all his stopping
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Teach Your ChIIdrcn Music.

You viii stare at strange netion o,
mine; if it appears even q mad one, dc
not wonder. Had / children, my utmost
. endeavors should be to make them mus
icians. Considering / have no ear, MOI
even thought OF music, the preference
seems odd, and yet it is embraced OF
frequent recollection. In short, as my
aim would be to make them happy,
think it the most probable method. II
Is resource which will lsst them theil
lives, unless they, grow deaf; it depends
upon themselves, not on others; always
amuses and soothes, il not consoles
and Of all fashionable pleasures, n u.
cheapest. 1t is capable of fame withoa1
the danger Of criticism-is susceptible,
Of enthusiasm without being priest rid
den; and, unlike other mortal passions
il sure Of being gratifed in Heaven
Horace WGlp0.c.
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G. Il VI 3.

: What man does is The real test Of
what q man is,
Better far to he melancholy saint
than to be a mad sinner.
: Peace is harmony in the state that
health is in the body.
!, Every good actor is a flower which
viii beautfy our final home.
Wisdom an6 virtue mako the poor
man rich and the ich honorable.
Fools with booksh kaoxledge are
children with edged weapons.
s.GThe true Christian is a jewel; God
loves him and that is enough.
8 r. you would not fall intn sin, do not
sashy the door Of temptation.
There is no greater sign OF your own
perfection than when you end yourself
all love and compassion toward them
WHO are very defective and weak.
Bring back into the right way hin
who has gone astray; correct the errors
OF mankind where you can, and inspir,
them with a love Of virtue; restore til,
stray sheep to the fold.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
George W. Griffith
VS..
Elizabeth Griffith ct al.

DY virtue of a vsnditioni exponas to me di
rected from the court of common pleas o
Monroe county. Ohio, will offer for sale a
the front door of the count house,in the town
of Woods6sld, between the hours of ter
o'clock m. and four o'clock p. m, on
Sdturday,the 18Th day Of January, 1877
the following described real estate, situate il
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit.
The south half of the northwest quarter o
section eleven, township fvs and range FIVE.
Appraised at Sl,866 81.
GEORGE CALDWELL,
nov2Sw5, Sheriff NJ. C.. o.
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