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: Truth is mighty and will prevail"
VEGETINE.
PURIFIES THE BLOOD ANDs
RESTORES THE HEALTH.
General Debility.

Debility i term used to denote deficiency of
blood. The nutritve constituents of the blood are
in less than their regular proportion. while the wa
terry part is in excess. Debility is of frequent oc-
currence 1t is incident to variety of Diseases
The lower limbs are apt to be swollen. The patient
is Feeble and cannot bear much eXertion. The cir
culation is irregular, but almost always weak. Pal
pitation of the heart is very common symptom
Violent emotion often throws the heart into the
tumultuOus action. The vital functions are auguid-
ly performed. The muscular strength is diminished
fatigue follows moderate or slight exercise. The
breathing, though quiet when at rest, becomes hur
ried and even painfully agtated under exertion.
in running, ascending heights, &C. the nervous
system is often greatly disordered Vertigo. dizzi
ness and feeling of taintness very common
Violent and obstinate neuralgia pains in the head
side. breast or other parts of the body are also FIRE
quent attendants upon the disease. The secretions
are sometimes diminished. In females the menses
are almost always either suspended very partial
ly performed. he bile is scanty, and cOstiveness
with unhealthy excavations from the bowels and
dyspeptie state of the stomach. are extremely com
mon symptoms,
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FOUND AT LAST.
GLoBn vILLAen. seurnsRIpen. MASS.

GLOBE VILLAGE, SouTHBRIDGE, MASS,
February 23d 1871.
II Il. STEVENS. ESQ Boston,
For the past FIVE years / have been afflicted with
dyspepsia caused from morbid state of the liver loss
of appetite raising of food and wind from the stom-
ach, sense of distenson in the stomach, costive-
palpitation of the heart. general debility and
languor: For year past have taken your Vene-
tine. or Blood Purifier. | am well and able to
attend to my business. 1t is one of the best RENE
dies, and can heartily recommend it to all afflicted
with similar diseases have tried other remedi es
but found none that afforded me any relief. until
found it in your Vegetine
GEO. HANSON,
Any person desiring further information can call
on his son, Wilbur p. Hanson, apothecary store No
46S, Broadway. South Boston
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A conductor of freight train on the
New York Central road, last week, was
at first fiattered, then amazed and then
indignant at the fact that while passing
through Syracuse everybody made sig
mails to him and pointed to his train. He
finally in his wrath responded by sundry
digital gyrations which ceased when he
discovered that one of the grain cars
was leaking corn at the rate of a bushel
a minute.
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A correspondent of the Springfield
Republican quotes Mr.. Dana as saying
that journalism is the most fascinating
of all professions. We agree to this
statement with an amendment. There
Is only one employment in the world
more agreeable than to edit newspaper
and that is, not TO edit it, Golden Ace.
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Mr. Perkins editor of the Wood
stock Post, has in his possession Bible,
to which are added the book of Common
Prayer and Sternhold & Hopkins ver-
version of the Psalms in Meter, with
apt notes to sing them withall," which
was printed at Oxford in 1929.
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SWOLLEN LIMBS.

AZ. S. LEBANON, N. H.. Jan. 20. 1870.
Dear Ser write this note to inform Won of the
erect erect OF your Blood Purifier upon my system
When commenced taking it, year ago L was
That " was impossible for get into or out from
carriage and very painful to go up or down stairs
Indeed could scarcely stand on my feet NV an
petite was gone my strength failing rapidly After
using your medicine for few weeks | began 10 inn
prove, MY appetite improved and my strength re-
turned. can now perform my duties as a nurse
with my wonted ease; and feel owe it to Vege-
Yours gratefully,
2-2 MRS. C. A. II. TILDEN.
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A man named Ayers at Chenoa, ILL.,,
the other day, playfully took up load
ed revolver, knocked the butt against
the breast of a friend. and jokingly re-
marked I'VE will settle this little difficult
ty now" The pistol went off and the
playful man was settled, and has been
gathered to his fathers.
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MARVELLOUS EFFECT.

II. r. STEVENS;
Dear SRI have used Vegetine and feel it a du
" 70 acknowledge the great benefit it has done me.
eraI debility caused by over-work, want of sieep
ana proper rest. was very weak and much ema-
clated tried many remedies without receiving
any beneht from any Of them. until | was persuad7
ed 70 try Vegetine. Before had taken this one
week my improved condition gave me renewed
nope ana courage. | continued to take it. ey ery
day gaining more strength, until was completed
restored to health, The effect of this Remedy in
case OF General debility is indeed marvellous
ELIZABETH A. FOLEY
q Webster St., Charlestown Mass
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An exchange tells of an apprentice
who didn't like a boss who is alters
round his shop interfering with his own
business"
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NO CURE, NO CHARGE.
RHEUMATISM! NEURALGIA
$500 VIII Be Paid,

10 ANY PERSON producing any Medicine able
TO show one third many living permanent
cures as DIT. EITLER'S VEGETA BILE Ri IN M Al
IL REMEDY and further reward of SlU0 for INV
case OF chronic or Infiamatory Rheumatism Naa,
raiglas rheumatic Ague. Sciatica and Rheum atism
OF the Kidneys u IctH not cure. This Rhenmatia
syrup Is used iR'cdrdty olV pleasant TO the tasta
and guaranteed free from injurious Drugs II -,
Quack Medicine, but the scientific perserint;or ~
Jos Z. Filter, NJ. D.. Professor of Toxieolagr III u
chemistry, graduate of the celebrated Tnivers;, =.
anna A, D. 1888. whose entire profess;o, al
lie mas Deen DEVOTED specially to this disease The
preparation under solemn oath is fionslx IL
leVee 20 De the only positive, reliable infaiiibis
speeinc ever discovered. The proof that M othas
speche exists Is found in every community in nee
5hs aleteu LOT many years past and still SUFFERING
p,tysteu1ts eo'ia cure a. " specific did erlsf fT7s
ogstu "t ge soa TACT that must be uuiversaIlv al
mlltea- Ine OFT deceived sufferer may wisely ash
or evidence has he that Dr. Filters
hneumatle syrup viii cure his case The feet;or
oHered TO patients against imposition Is a ieSsIIr
signed contract which will be forwarded wifhoa,
cnarge TO any sufferer sending By letter deserinf;o
Of aHleton this guarantee will state the exsc,
Euhoer o. bottles warranted to cure and in rass ~
isllure the money paid will be returned 10 the ~
uent, No other remedy has ever been altered -
s1eh liberal and honorable terms. Medical adv;ca
with certincates from prominent Physicans CisrS'
men. ETC., who have been cured after an ofbex 49,
ents JAILED sent by letter, gratis Aficfei eS;S
y treated invited TO write for advice III re ,s-;
Rsi once. - South Fourth street Phisdeirhst n
vi, fitfers Rheumatic Syrup l. soId Nv n-as.t q.
Aessrs- JOHNSON BABBITI, sole Assn,s
E-ly
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w HAT is NEEDED.
osToN, Feb. 10, 1871.

r BosToN, Feb. 49, 1871.
HENRY r. STEVENS, ESQ.,:
Dear Sir,-A bout one year since found myself in
q feeble condition from General Debility. Vegetine
was strongly recommended to me by friend who
had been much benefited by its use. procured the
article and after using several bottles was restored
to health, and discontinued its USE feel quite con
hdent that there is no medicine superior to il for
those complaints for which it is especially prepared
and would cheeriully recommend it to those who
feel that they need something to restore them to per
feet health.
U. l.. PETTINGILI,
Firm Of S. NJ Petingill q Co
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A Harvard student defines Irritation
TO be attention without intention.
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y. L. PETTINGILL,
Firm Of S. NJ. Petiingill * Co.
No. 10State Street, Boston.
GIVES HEALTH, STRENGTH
AND APPETITE.

My daughter has received great benefit from the
use of the Vegetne Her declining health vas \
source Of great anxiety to all of her friends A few
bottles OF the Vegetne restored her health strength
and appetite N II. TTLDFN.
Insurance and Real Estate Agent.
No. SO Sears Building Rnston Mass
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EsTABLIsHED 1910. 1850 ufsZaro9
s4L.OOO.OOO RESERVE.
The Delegation OF Western Merchants
Interview Boutwell,.

WASHINGTON, October 24.-The West
ern delegation Of business men who
called on Secretary Boutwell, to-day K
urge the reissue Of the $44, 4,000, 600 Of le.
gal tenders Withdrawn by Secretary Nc.
CUllOch were accompanied and intro
duced by Senator Cameron, who did
not, however, take any further part in
the conference. The delegates explained
their views in favor Of expansion, CIV
ing, among other reasons, the difficulty
Of obtaining currency for the needs Of
legitimate trade, a state Of things
which benefited only small traders.
The case Of q railroad corporation
at St Paul, which controlled
500, 900 Of the circulation at that point,
and left the merchants almost destitute,
was instanced to the Secretary, and
he was further reminded that BY the
gradual disappearance OF gold and silver
from circulation on the Pacific and Far
West, since the opening Of thc Pacific
railroad, the floating currency Of the
country has become considerably more
attenuated. In reply to . direct ques-
ton, put % draw him out, the Secretary
ACKNOWLEDGED his opinion 30 be that the
premium on gold was due 30 the excess
of its paper substitute, and so committed
himself against expansion. But, as a
check upon possible corners in Wall
street, he followed up his opinion by an
assurance that the business interests Of
the country should not suffer through
his Department, thus retaining the NOR
al effect Of the S44, ,O00, 900 reserve upon
the wOuld-be speculatOrs, who might
otherwise attempt s further lookup Of
the currency. Secretary Boutwell, also
met the suggestion that the credit Of
the country would be promoted by
granting the desired rehefto its indus
try 10y an assertion that the credit OF the
country stood higher now than that Of
any nation IN the world, and that there
was no capital in Europe seeking in
vestmcnt that would not prefer to seek
Dc here. The committee Withdrew with
thanks for the courtesy and information
that represented the net gains Of their
raid upon the currency vaults Of Gen
gral Spinner.
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ITALY.

NAPLES, October 29-The Italian
fleet, now concentrated In this harbOr,
and consisting Of several ir0n-Clads aud
steam vessels Of all kinds, was reviewed
to-day by the King. Tho fleet went
through the maneuvers Of a naval COM
hat The spectacle was witnessed by
thousands Of people from sea and shore.
The bay was covered with boats a. far a.
the eye could reach, and presented a
most animated appearance.
A fearful hurricane swept through the
province Of Syrciclese yesterday. Seve-
raj buildings were blown down, and it i
reported that thirty-two persons were
buried under the ruins.
ROME, October 29.-The Gi0Tn0le Di
Roma makes the following statement
with regard TO Cardinal Cullen's visit 70
Rome: The mission Of His Emineuce
% the Holy See was TO urge the Pope 70
move In behalf Of the Catholic clergy OF
Galway, who are suffering persecution.
The holy lather, who also censures the
exercises Of the Irish clergy, peremptori-
ly refused 10 interfere, saying the Irish
only obeyed the Holy See when they
could turn it, instructions TO good ac-
count and willingly disObeyed il rather
than sacrifice their passions"
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BRIDGE vs.. TUNNEL.
Important Proceedings Of the Board OF
Trade Of Buffalo Relative to De-
trOit River.

BUFFALO, October 29-The Board Of
Trade of this city on motion to recon-
slider the resolutions passed a few days
since, regarding the bridging Of Detroit
river, reafiirmed the same with the fol-
lowing addition;
Resolved, That the bridging Of the
channel Of the Detroit river west OF
Stony Point, is Objectionable only as
part of the system for bridging the
main channel between Stony Point and
the Island.
The Board also adopted the following
resolution: r
Resolved, That the action Of this
Board has always been in favor of free
trade and free commerce between the
States, and in favor of all facilities for
our inland commerce, such as bridges
and tunnels, when required by railroads
and free canals to secure cheap trans
portation, and that the first duty of
parties interested is to examine and find
whether a tunnel is practicable, and
when it is practicable the river should
be tunneled as mountains are tunneled
and when not practicable bridges should
be permitted, and only justifiable on the
ground Of a great public necessity to fa-
cilitate our inland commerce, and upon
40 other ground do we believe that our
great natural channel ways for inland
commerce is now greater than our
foreign commerce, and its sources should
ever be bridged.
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OBITUARY.

PROVINE-JAMEs NJ. PEovISE was born in
Wilson county, Tenn, in July, 1873 When a
Young man hs moved TO West Tennessee, and
became a citizen Of Memphis in 1871, when
the place was but little more than village,
and Court Square was its southern limit
From that time to the day Of his death he was
Identified with the city and Intimately con-
nected with ali its interests. He was a man Of
sound Judgment, rare prudence and unbend-
ing integrity. Hence individuals and corpo-
ratiOns were wont to seek his counsel and COM
NIT their business 20 his management His
loss is therefore severely felt in the business
circles OF the community. Still more is he
missed by the many who were attached TO
him by the ties Of association and friendship.
But how unutterable that keen sense OF loss
felt in the hearts Of those who found in him
a husband and father so dear and so goods
He was also prominent in the Church Of
Jesus Christ. He made profession OF religion
and Joined the church in early life. In 1913
be united with the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, on Court street, and was made a
ruling elder thereof in 1875. At the time Of
his death he was the senior member and
senior elder Of the congregation. He served
as an elder under five different pastors four
Of whom preceded him % the better world.
He was often q member Of the lighter judica-
lures OF the church, and felt a deep interest in
all the affairs Of Zion. After toilsome life
spent in serving bis generation, he died on the
llth of October, IS72, in the fun assurance Of
faith in Christ. Henceforth he rests from bis
labors and his works also follow him. R.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Both parties in Arkansas are com.
planning Of the registration.
Grant denies that he contemplates 8
change in the Indian policy.
The funeral. of Ex-Governor johnson
took place at Pittsburg Monday.
The Boston Baptists are discussing
the question Of "open" and "close'
communion.
Eighteen eases of smallpox were re-
ported in New York last week, being al
Increase Of fifteen over the previous
week.
Two sports named Henry and Perry
altercated Monday in New Orleans
with knife and pistol, each receiving
mortal wounds.
General J. Berry, Collector Of the port
Of Bath, Maine, under President Bu-
chanan's administration, died at Ban
gor, Maine, yesterday.
Advices have reached Washington Of
an armed band Of marauders from
Texas raiding into Mexico, and COM
hitting depradations on Mexican eiti
zens. They viii be Immediately looked
after.
The following are the Treasury bal
ances at the close of business in Wash
lngton Monday: Currency. 81, I99, 1855;
coin Including So, ,75s, 600 Of coin Ger
tificates). s77, Oh ,4s9; special deposits Of
legal tenders for the redemption Of GER
tiheates Of deposit, 81, sos, OOc.
Nashville furnished three cases Of ac-
cidental death Monday. The first, a
cOlored man killed by the accidental
discharge of his gun; the second, q boy
received fatal injuries by jumping from
street-car; and the third, a negro
woman was run over and killed by q
carriage. Nashville IS growing reckless.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, October 29.-The Cure Of Ha-
variiliers has written a letter to the
Bishop Of Marseilles, rejecting the de-
cisiOn Of the Ecumenical Council in re-
gard 10 the infallibility Of the Pope.
HAvBE, October 29.-The quays are
crowded with vessels bound for the
United States. SiXty-siX owners refused
70 let them sail in consequence of the
ten per cent increase Of duty imposed
by the United States on goods imported
in French bottoms.
The Council-General Of the DEPART
n,ent of Seine have adopted a resolu-
lion in favor Of compulsory education
ald the employment Of lay teachers in
Duhlie schools, and will petition the As
seulbly for legislation to that effect.
The foods in the south OF France have
subsidized. The damage done 20 farms
and vineyards are extensive.
Ii is said that one Of the Deputies
from Corsica viii resign his seat ia ths
Assembly 70 make room for Prince Ma
poleon.
The mortal remains Of Heinrich
Heine, which were buried in Mont
inartre Cemetery, have been disinterred
and taken 10 Hamburg.
Ii Is reported that an inquiry has beeH
ordered by the President into the con-
versation Of certain army officers at La
faSre, who are charged with asserting
that the Minister Of War, General Cis.
aev, aud the members Of his staff enter
tained strong sympathies Cor the Bona
psFtss'
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CHICAGO.
The Sunday Liquor Law Disturbing the
Political Elements-A New Ticket
r0bable-General News.

CHICAGO, October 29.-It is now set
tied that both the friends and opponents
of the Sunday liquor law will put new
candidates for the Legislature in the
| field. Where the candidates on either
the Republican or Democratic ticket do
not pronounce in favor of the law, the
sunday party will present new names
tickets to be supplied by the churches
and the Personal League win do the Op-
pOsite. This issue claims public atten-
ton, and will largely affect the election
in this State. Those best informed can
give no idea of the probable political
complexion of the Legislature.
Governor Noyes, of Ohio, addressed a
large audience at Central Hall this even
ing, and was enthusiastically received.
Vice-President Colfax spent several
hours in the city to-day.
Hon. William Orton, President of the
Western Union Telegraph Company,
and large number Of leading members
Of the Western Associated Press, will
arrive here tomorrow morning.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, October ga committe,
Of Federalist members OF the COrte
have issued a call for a general meeting
ol their party in Madrid on the six.
teenh Of November In the call the
Deputies explain their cause in the
CorteS, and disapprOve Of the revolt al
Ferrol, and repudiate any coalition with
the Conservative Republican, Union OF
Radical parties. At . meeting of the
Deputies constituting majority Of the
Curtes il was resolved that Senor Bece-
mas motion for the abolition of the
death penalty in political cases should be
withdrawn. A proposition has been in
sroduced in the C0rtes TO admit tele-
graph dispatches which have been for
hidden under censorship.
In Congress yesterday Garridas said
the Radical party IN Spain existed only
by the sutierance OF the Republicans. A
warm debate then ensued between Presi-
dent Gorilla aud Figuieras. The latter
excitediy declared that the present was
the last Spanish ministry that would be
formed under Amadeus.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

SAVANNAH, October 29.-COtton is quiet
but firm; ordinary, I7i.al75Ec; low middling,
ISL middhngs, lsl20lht-c; net receipts, 52j6
bales; sales, l6l5 bales; stock, 5l5g9 bales.
CHARLESTON. October 29.-Cotton market
quiet but firm; middlings. lS5ZalSsS sSc; net re-
ceipts 5g49 bales; sales, 400 bales; stock 81 $50
bales.
MOBILE, October 29.-COttOn market firm /;
low middIing, IS5sc; middlings, I9c; net re-
ceiptS, 2B2 bales; exports, 1853 bales; sales, 600
bales; stock 6ig77 bales.
GALVESTON. October 29.-Estimated net
receipts 100 bales: stock. 5000.
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SARDINIA.

TURIN, October 29.-The damage
caused by the inundations Of the Po in
the Provinces Of MOntaIe, are unusual.
Several hundred kilometres Of the most
fertile land in Italy are covered with wa
Ter, and whole towns submerged, have
been undermined and fallen IN. In sonte
places the water reached the highest
buildings. Thousands are homeless, and
Others are flying from their dwellings,
which are threatened with destruction.
The towns of Casal, Maggoine and Os-
teglia, on the river Po, are in great dan
ger, and the inhabitants are panic
stricken. The suffering is widespread
and intense, but relief is going forward
from all parts Of Italy.
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BERLIN, October 2g.-There is q con.
hict between the upper and lower houses
Of the Prussian Diet Oh the country bill,
which provides for local government in
the rural districts. The bill, which was
adopted by the Deputies at the last ses-
sion. came before the Lords at the be-
ginning Of the present session, and has
met with most determined resistance.
A majority Of the Deputies threaten TO
resign II the upper house refuses To pass
the oil, and the Emperor has declared
in favor Of it, The President Of the
House OF Lords was received Yesterday
10y the Emperor, who spoke 70 him about
The dead lock in the Diet, and insisted
that the Lords should bring ii TO an end
by passing the measure which the House
adopted
The upper House remains firm in its
opposition 10 the country reform bin.
count Won Enlenburg, Minister Of the
Interior, In view Of the defeat Of the
measure, has rendered his resignation,
aut the Emperor refuses TO acceptit.
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SPORTS OF THE TURF.
RAaTINRRE.


BALTIMORE, October 2S.-In the Pim-
leo races the Free Handicap, two miles
was won by Mary Louise, beating Fan.
chOn, John Merryman and Defender
Time 4:l4. Handicup Sweepstakes fol
three year olds, one mile, was won by
Nevada, beating Sue Ryder and Jennie
Patterson. Time, 300. Selling race,
one mile, was won by Brennan,
beating Cadence, Sanford and Fadladeen.
Bowie Stake, all ages, four mile heats,
Tubbman |, l, John MerTyman, ,, ?,
Preakness, 3, distanced, Flora McIveI
distanced; time, S:22, $3.50. Preakness
was the favOrite before the start five to
four over Tubbman.
BALTIMORE, October 29.-At the
Pimlico Course, the first race, for
a hurdle handicap purse of five hundred
dollars, two miles and over, eight hur-
dies, was won by Blind Tom, LOchiel
second. Time-4:1S.
The second race, one mile for two
year olds, was won by MerOdoc, Sur
vivOr second. Time-l :563.
The third race for the consolidation
purse Of five hundred dollars, for beaten
horses, mile heats, was won by Joe
Daniels, Buck Deer second. Time
l :5S, :564.
The fourth race, for a handicap purse
of one thousand one hundred dollars,
all ages, two mile heats, was won by
Arizona, Cadence second. Time-3:5S,
3.57l