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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-02-03
Our Liver the HOusekeeper Of
Liver, Blood Purifier and Fee
male Regulator.

a s a remedy for all the various NANTES
n tatiOns Of disease resulting from Liver
Complaint, and as q Blood Purifier and
COrrectOr Of Constipation Of the Bowels,
this preparation Is positively unequalled.-
By IL the Liver and stomach are speedily
changed 10 an active, healthy state, the APP
petite regulated and restored, the blood
and secretiOns thoroughly purified and en-
riched, the whole system renovated and
built mp anew. It's action is mild yet posi-
tive and lasting. For females, those sub
iect 10 painful periods, suppressiOns and
other irregularities, viii find this medicine
invaluable. IL will remove the salloW
complexion and restore 1t to its natural fair
ness and purity; II gives the rosy tint of
health 70 the faded cheek. and causes the
dull. dropping eve 10 sparkle with joy 1t
Is highly recommended for scrofula, or
Kings Evil. Fever and Ague, rheumatism,
Neuralgia. Headache, Dyspepsia, Pimples
and BlOtches, General Debility. and ia ala
impuritv or taints Of the blood.
DR.. Thornton's English Kidney Nedi-.
elmo, or Compound Fluid Extract ssBuchu.v
and "Praira Brave" q never failing rene
dy for the cure Of Gravel, Removal OF Stone
in the Bladder. II cures al diseases Of the
Kidneys; II strengthens the weak back and
cures all those prins. The English Buchu
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bottle and YOU will be convinced
English AII-E eaIIaE SaIve.--The
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cure OF Cut. lruises, Scsdis, Sore Shins,
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Sold by all Druggi-ts.
g. W. HENDElSHOTT, corner Ceda
and square, Nashville, Wholesale Agents
for the United STATES. oct14-6m
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Her first nIao in tho Cara.

We are indebted to a Concord,
Massachusetts,, correspondent for
the following account of an old
lady's first ride in the cars.
Miss Prudence Pettiugil, at the
mature age OF sixty-One, made up
her mind TO visit New York for the
first time In her life. She had never
seen a railroad, as such things had
been unknown in ArOostook county
until this summer, and the ancient
farmhouse in which she lived was
seven miles from the station. So
she sits calmly upon a seat placed on
1 the great wooden platform which
surrounds the country depot, and
/ gaZes with amaZement upon the
tram which arrives, pauses a few
| moments to take on passengers, and
| then proceeds upon its journey
| The sfation-master interrogates the
old lady, who sits placidly watching
the departing train.
"Why did you not get on, if you
wished to go 10 New York;"
"Git Onl" said the old lady-"git
onl Thought this whole consarn
wentp'
Having explained to her that the
| platform was stationary, the man
| kindly advises her to wait for the
| express train, into which he escorts
| the maiden, and finds for her a seat
| by the side of a benevolent old gen.
tleman. Clutching fast hold of the
seat in front of her, she is at first
much alarmed at the speed at which
they are going, but gradually be-
comes calm, and much interested in
! the novelty Of her surroundings.
The old gentleman answers her
many inquiries very ciyilly, and
among other things, tries to explain
the use of the telegraph wires, and
tells her that messages are sent over
them at a much greater rate OF
speed than they are travelling
"Wa'H, wa'n," says the old lady,
"you don't catch me ridin' on 'em,
for this is as fast as l want to go,
anyhow" She had seen so many
wonderful things that she makes up
her mind at last not to be astOnished
at anything; and when the train
dashes into the one which had pre-
ceded it, owing to a misplaced
switch, and the poor old lady IS
thrown to the end of the car among
heap OF broken seats, she suppOses
it TO be the ordinary manner of
stopping, and quietly remarks,
''You fetch up rather suddin, don't
We ?" Being provided with a seat
in the forward car, which was unin-
jured, she arrives without further
accident at her journeys end, is sur
rounded by an eager crowd of hack
men, and listens in wonder to their
oft-repeated call of "Iack! Hackn'
Grasping her umbrella in one hand
and her handbook in the other, she
looks down into the face of the
Ioudest driver with compassionate
inquiry, "Air you in pain?" From
the consequences of his wrath she
is rescued and carried safely home
by her nephew, who has come to the
depot to look for her.-HGTper' s
Magazine.
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LITTLE By LITTLE.

Little by llttle,' an acorn said.
AS IL slowly sank In its NOISY bed;
lam improving every day,
Hidden deep in the earth away"
Little by little, each day 1t grew;
Little by little it slipped the dew;
Downward Il sent out thread-like root.
Up In the air sprung tiny shoot.
Oay after day, and year after year,
Little by little, the leaves appear;
And the slender branches spread far and
wide,
Till the mighty oak Is the forests pride.
"Little by little" said thoughtful boy
Moment by moment, Pll well employ,
Learning little every day,
And not spending all my time In play,
And still this rule In my mind shall
dwell
Whatever do, will do it well.v
Little by little, learn to know
The treasured wisdom or long ago;
And one Of these days perhaps we'll zee
That the world wiz be better for me-"
And do you not think that this simple
plan
Made him q wise and useful mani
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ChaneerY Sale Of Real Estate.

In Chancery at Jackson. Tennessee. WIN.
5 Galloway VS.. Hubbard Meredith
RG virtue OF an Order If Sale entered in
- this cause at October term, 1871. will
expose for sale, to the highest bidder, al
the north door Of the Court House, in the
city OF Jackson, Tenn,
ON SATURDAY, On FEBRUARY, 1872.
the following described lot Of land, living
and being in the city Of jackson. ana
bounded as follows, 70 wit; On the north
by the lot of Wade Taylor. fcolored. \ rms
south % feet; thence west 800 feet: thence
north 35 feet; thence east 800 feet to the be-
ginning.
THIS property is sold to pay balance of
purchase money due complainant
TERMS OF SAI-E---Seven Months time, to
bar the equity of redemption, and purchss-
er required to give bond and good surety,
tanl54in. D. n. WISDOM, G. &M,
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Non-Resident Notice.

In Chancery at Jackson, Tenn.
John s. and Z. s. Haltom. admin traitors
Of 4. HaltOm, deceased, vs.. John Groom
and vile, Susan Groom, Robert p.
Groom, Fannie VI. Groom. Anna l.
Groom. David ". Groom aud VIM. II
Groom.
IT appearing from complainant'- bin in
Il this cause, which is sworn TO, that tie
following named defend nts. VIZ; John
Groom and wife. Susan Groom, Robert z.
Groom, Fannie NJ Groom Anna L. Groom
and David NJ. Groom are nOu-residents OF
the State OF Tennessee 20 that the ordinary
process Of law cannot be served on them;
IL l. therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the
- Whig and Tribune" a newspaper pub
ushed in Jackson, Tenn, commanding sand
nonresident defendants 20 appear, and
plead. answer or demur 20 cOmpiziRant's
bill. on or before the 4th Monday In april,
1872, { the time of holding the next term Of
the Chaneery Court OF Madison county,
Tenn. or the same will be taken for con-
fessed and set for hearing eX-parte as 10
them. D. NJ. WISDOM, G. K NJ.
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S NC ER!

{ I Is customary FOR Sewing Machine deal
Hers, in their advertisements, 10 enumerate
the points Of excellence or superior
merits" Ct their machine. We are net in
the habit Of doing -. believing that the
majority Of readers place very ilttle conn-
deIHCe in such statements. But when we
have a fact which no one can dispute, We
feel like giving IL. Here l. one:
According 20 returns made under oath
by the different manufacturers, we learn
that in 1853 the Singer Company sold S6,.ei
machines. being 500 in excess OF the sales
Of aay other company. In 1870 the Singer
Company sold
i2z, So hacnin eS,
Being 44.625 more than the highest Of the
other companies New in view Of this
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sATURDAY. FEB. b. -.

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wit: Beginning at the north.
west corner Of the original Mrlyer tract,
runs thence east Il3 poles 10 a stake, with
white-oak pointer. the northwest corner
Of lot No. > thence south Ie4 80 poles %
rs :. " corner thence west rs poles u
an elm; thence north 81 $40 poles 20 q
stake with post-Oak and red-Osk pointers.
thence west 90 poles 10 a stake; thence
Rerth l43 poles 70 the beginning. containing
100 25-i0O acres.
TERMS OF SALE--Oue-third Cash bnl-
ance on a credit OF one and two years, with
bond and approved security. and lien re-
tanned on the land for the payment OF the
jan13-4In. b. NJ. WISDOM. c.. I'm.
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Orient Pearls at Random Strung

Made him a wise and useful mani
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ESTRAY.

TTNAKEN up by james R Daurlian. 18th
Il District. ~ miles North OF Jackson,
one mule. The said mul. is \ hOTse mule.
three years old, of a brown color. small OF
his age, - hands high, and has been
reached. No other marks or brands per
eeiYabie. Appraised at $50.
W. n. TIDWELL. Ranger.
tan27-Sts By order Of the Court.
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ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.
State OF Tennessee, Madison county.
Thnrnas snarr W. a. p. McNIrIIar

4 \ this Cause it appearing by affidavit
4 that the defendant, A. =. McMullen. is
justly indebted TO the plaintiff, aud Is non-
resident Of the State, so that the ordinary
process Of law cannot be served upon him.
and an original attachment having been
levied on his property; it is therefore or
dered, that publication be made in the
"Whig and Tribune" a newspaper in the
city Of jackson, for four successive weeks,
commanding the sid 4. 2. McMulleu to
appear before me st my oti-e at the town
OF Gadsden. in the 18th civil district OF said
county. on the 10th day Of February next
at o'clock, pm, and make defense 10 ssid
suit against him, or il Will be proceeded
with ex-parte. This Sth dsy Of January.
1872. 5. S. WATKINS,
tan90-4t- Justice Of tbs Psacs.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-02-03
jan 2O-l2rn.
Attachment Notice.
The State of Tenn. Madison county

ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.
Jos. Nealey vs.. Newton q Scott WhItesides
IN this cause il appearing by affidavit thai
defendants. n. 4 5. WhiteSides. are Just !
indebted 20 the plaintiff. Jos Nealey, In
the sum OF sixty-fve dollars. and that theiI
whereabouts il not known. so that tn,
ordinary process Of law cannot b
served on them, and an Original At
tachment having been levied on their prop.
erty, debts and effects, il IL therefore order
ed that publication be made I'm the Whig
and Tribune. a newspaper published in the
city OF Jackson, Tenn, Tor four consecutive
weeks, commanding che said n. & s
Whitesides to appear before me, at ms
ONCE, in the 18th Civil District Of Madison
county, Tennessee, on the 18th day Of Feb.
ruary, 1872. at one O'Clock, and make de
fence 10 said suit against them. or il will be
proceeded with eX-parte.
ALEXANDRA FUTRELL, J. P.
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Jackson Advertisements.
TO THE PUBLIC.

4 AN now running city Express wagon,
Il No. 29--tout team, and will haul u
cheap rs any Cf my competitor was
born and raised In Jackson, ana know every
house in the city. Headquarter- corner Of
Main and shannon streets.
s+D9g-tr. WILLIAM PYLES.
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MANHOOD WOMANHOOD!

~ slo 1.aE nslTs. uEo ~ 'tslB. IMPEDE
MEhIs 9, 70 narrlaEei lAs.T sai,.s ss,ss sss
soasae. q EsDred.sfiss- E1esss.ss sexual EScltS-
Oal EXHAUSTION froua gAafe.r sasss a
ALss Chg saany Aare pinnplea on the face,
&c. asla 7Viag shaiauf tealgas Lg Aaf 81 PsdPis
9ye prcn1atuFely lunrnn. II ~ suqlssflgus us-s
Elleaof ~ -. 1Safa'by Consunlpsl on, Epilepsy,
&c. u0tad ascreasS olsAlf sings gslsrafah ei1
sg.sat AZ tAal tAs asHs7 sIss . tgsi.tss 'saA @
Aaoa u1FfGga Tatde ard rrirufe conna1lcr Sct
n sasd ssssloss IS ssAss sseA b0fA lr 20 esss- "A
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-02-03
Notice.

HNO all whom it may concern, that on
Il Friday the l3th day OF January, 49,
Emily Bevill, my wife. left my bed and
board, therefore [ forewarn all persons OF
trading with her on my credit, for / will
not be responsible for the same.
jan20-3t@ NJ. L. BENILL.
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EDUCATE YOUR CHILDREN
Nashville. Tenn.

TENHE largest and most successful school
Il in the South, w. 4. Wards Seminary
for young ladies, is AZ the capitol of Tenn.
All the solid and ornamental advantages Of
this day are found here. Its pupils, being
in the city, enjoy the best advantages Of
their respective churches.
The buildings and appointments, health
and care, energy and pTOgressiyeness Of
this Seminary, its thorough culture, its
numbers, Its influence in the city and
throughout the Gulf States have induced q
recent educational writer, whose name is
known throughout the South, TO call it the
''Vassar College OF the SOUTH
The Spring Session opens Januasy %,
1872. For Catalogue address,
WI WARD,
lan20-3w Nashville. Tenn.
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Attachment Nolice.


The state OF Tennessee. Madison County
Original Attaehmsnt-Il- H Anderson
vs.. +. ID. Tanner.
y this cause IL appearing by nfidavit that
Il defendant F. ID. Tanner Is Justly in
debted to the plaintiffs, K. II. Anderson 4
Co. In the sum Of thirty-four dollars and
hfty cents, $50 SOY and that he has re-
moved himself from the State OF Tennessee,
50 that the ordinary process OF law cannot
be served en- him, and an original attach
msnt having been levied on his property,
debts and effects, il h therefore ordered that
publication be made In the jackson s.W big
and Tribune" newspaper published IN
the city Of Jackson, Tenn, for four eonsec-
uttye weeks, commanding the said r. d.
Tanner to appear before me st my ONCE in
the court house. on Monday the 18th
OF February, 1872. and make defence 10 said
suit against him, or It will be proceeded
with ex parte-
B. r. PERSOS, }. p.
Jan. p, lSI2-4t FOR Madison county.
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st. Louis, Memphis. Nashville
and Chattanooga R.R. Line.
Central Short Route.
VIA.
MCKENZIE TO NASHVILLE.
TO NASHVILLE,

AND POINTS IN MIDDLE TENN.
TNHE best and only direct route frem
Il West Tennessee TO Nashvi lie, and via.
Nashville 70 Louisville, indianapolis, Gin
cinnati, &C.
Double Daily T-ains pass Humbolt going
East, with SleeT .ng Car to Nashville on
night trains. and through passenger cars on
day trains. The only route by which pas
sensers are not compelled 90 cnange cars
between Humboldt and Nashville.
THROUGH cars on day trains, and sleeping
e1rS on night trains run through between
Memphis and Nashville, only by this
route.
j. W THOMAS, Gen. Supt.
W. K. DANLEY, 6. P. & +. A.
ian2S-tf y. s. g. and y, s y. Y. E. 2.
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DY virtue Of an order Of sale made in
II this cause, will sell, at public auction
20 the highest bidder. al Gadsdon Depot,
Madison county, Tenn, on
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DR.. RAILWAYS
.erfect PurgatiEe Pill

Perfect PurgdNVe fHIs,
perfectly tasfeIess, elegantly coated with
sweet gum, purge, regulate. purify, cleanse
and strengthen. Railways rus, for the
Liver. Bowels. KidHcys, Bladder, Nervous
Diseases, Headache. COnstipation. Coztive-
ness. Indigestion Dyspepsia Biliousness,
Bilious Fever. Inflammation Of the Bowels,
Pglss. and All arrangements n the internal
Niscera. Warranted 10 effect positive
cure. Purely Vegetable, containing no
mercury. minerals. or deleterious drugs.
a Few doses ot RAILWAYS PILLS viii
free the system from all the above names
disorders. Price, - cents Der Box SOLD
BY DRUGGISTS.
READ "FALSE AND TRUE" Send
one letter-stanlp 20 RAILWAY & CO., No
- Maiden Lane, New York. Information
worth thousands viii be sent you
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DR.. WHITTIER,

eI7 st. Charles street. ST. Louis, No.
Has been longer engaged IN the treat
gent o. Nenefeal, seslal ~ SrlsPte
k1pt1rei ~ OTinsry blSsSsss ssi syphlIl-
SKIN or BoSss az Ssss ~ sSars.,'s 1900
Spermatorrhoea. Sexual pobiIlsy as5
IsssSs IA &c. ysr or etier ss sss -slsa
proauos e. ne f5lis~iux sgeaisf uorVouano8o,
osiasaa pln a1ilsios ss tSs ss sy Sfs5s
oflde4sf aversion 70 oociety o. foulalee,
flarFIage imp folsT, sre r.fielsaS ear-d cal
Nfe lItsndy a. es nlling 49, 9Th e1porisnes
srs.tss saSas.sss sf ss.ss s5s ~ ss5irs. rssi 81
Phydesns tn0sinss tala fresseny reeessd Passoas
fss sSs.szusat "a vhois house q twelve rsos, t. me
extensive n ta cruntry sulhracuE Esorpaoa znt
gonsllt.iisa Tls h,-rdns Hat aleerlng apartnentSi
nedi,aied ana h-foT hatAs aoaHrfehcnsrs LAnur4iay
~h-rs AL ediclaes used in ne paerkrsi
and Gos iEaPeTt.at q AZ the iEsy shsrs - "a Haa
foune. Al.o Auatuica f-ies lil ru si celred NJ,
illustrating dlseaasd oontans vaah have tcen procured
found IN any LibrsrF tbr CIV. Tls Library
throun vide epea % al cssra fuuaata ths Dooor
u6dsr Doris care. cnaiue 20 E-rp s1ais 81
charges within ks reaeh o. a Personal constatou is fs
oooaaanaIy IN Earapo. lnl Ls treatment ocacioaa
tbs Being eouassisd - esIrurs- caseaals
oazmunicaf1ss stricfiT dfanIial. oles HourHs
Rsoss sEiSag n ne eity 49, lous. ssay sFsof
- E7Psalssls. &c psss3 s,ius isn .yag.ss, q
Stamps. 10 prepay oostsgs
The writings of physician whose reputaS
ton a union wide is worth the pOstagc, asta
los pages, which answer every COM
efeVable question, that the doubt
ful carl Gus or imQuiattfVe wish TO
know Will be sent securely sealed.
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ACADEMY OF THE
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
JACKSON, TENN.
In Charge of the sisters OF the Or
der OF 81. Dominic.

VNHE course Of studies occupies all the
Il branches, useful aud ornamental, that
are usually taught.
The Academic year consists Of two ses-
siOns Of five months each, the first COM
mencing on the first Monday Of September.
the second on the first Monday OF Februa-
ry.
THRSs-Per session, payable half year
ly, invariably in advance. SIS, $50 or 800.
according TO the age or class Of the pupil.
Latin, French and 6erInan, Music, Draw
ing, Ornamental Work, &c, form extra
charges.
For further information apply 70 or adj
dress the
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
Convent Of the I'm. Conception.
jan27-lm
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GIT st. Charles ST., st. Louis. No.
IA ssees.raf apeisilsf ef ls SO 49, Ti1e
q Ifsloag sPeca{ aftclfign fls treatment gf al
rstlfag q a. obsus Fsqtnf aaeatel tsiaersact a6
49, bsca Longer located u 50. L5afa ass ousE
othur CAroals bisaass fASsicila- Read bls works
ana Judge foryourself. oo3sasa'isi eo-ssiss.iss
raaoAalg o. a4A fcts ala iil1iied Aeeg tetlef 81
taE-iry G4lA oas ssa-P, aas-srt.
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DIR. Railways

Sarsaparillian ResOlVent
HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING
CURES: so QUICK. SO RAPID ARE
TIE CHANGES THE BODY UNDER
GOES. UNDER THE INF UENCE or
THIS TRULY WONDERFUL MEDi-
CINE THAT
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BILLIARD HALL
Lighfed nm Wifh Gas.

KINGS BLOCK OF BUILDINGS. in
cludIEs Ra asoOm and Billiard Han have
seen Lighted up with GAS, which viii be
rccoSnlzed by the knights OF the Cue as :
great Improvement oVeIhe Coal OIL lights
In short, he is determined thai the KINGS
HOUSE shau be the Great Centre Of Atrrsc-
ctlon TO those who desire hours recreation
or IN quest OF amusement, and most cordially
invite his friends and the public generally to
come and see
JLcESaS' Jan. S1azs sEKIs-s1e
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Trustees.

! Trustees.
J. W. Campbell, col. Robt. /. Chester
! Col. :. McClanahan, John ;. Miller,
| j. l.. II. T0mlin, Gen.A. W. Campbell
| ian2O-1m
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FEVER AND AGUE.
HEALTH! BEAUTY!

STRONG AND PURE RICH BLOOD
INCREASE or FLESH AND W EIGHT
CLEAR SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL
COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-02-03
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

In the Chaneery Court Of Madison County.
TENN. l. Midget, Guardian &c.
vs.. W. L. MIdyett, ct al.
The Cecil Whig., 1872-06-08
A PITIFUL CONDITION

1t is sad thing pass through life only half alive
Yet there thousands whose habiual condition i,
of languor and debility. They complain of rc
specific disease; they suffer positive pain: but they
have no relish for any thing which affords mental
sehSu0us pleasure. In nine of this state
of assitude and stupor arises from morbid stomach
Indigestion destroys the energy of both mind and body
When the waste of nature is supplied by a due and
regular assimilation Of the food every organ starved
every function interrupted.
Now, what does common suggest under these
circumstances of depression, The system needs rous
ing and Strengthening; not merely for hour or two
to sink aiterward into more pitablc condition thar
ever as it assuredly would do if ordinary alcoholic
stimuant resortcd to- but radically and perma
nently.
How is this desirable object to be accomplished; The
answer to this question: founded the unvaryinc
experience of quarter of century, ia easily given
Infuse new yiger into the digestive organs 10y a
OF Hostetters Stomach Btters. Do time by
administering temporary remedies. hn wake the system
up lay recuperating the founain-head Of physical
strength and energy, the great organ upon which all
the other organs depend for their nurture and support.
By the time that dozen doses Of the great vegetable
tonic and nvigornt have been taken the feeble frame
of the dyspeptc will begin to feel its benign influence
Appetite will be created and with appetite the capacity
to digest what it Graves. Persevere until the cure is
OF J,esh and muscle bone and and BRAIN flows
through the channels OF circulation instead of the
watery rabulum with which they have heretofore been
imperfectly nouri-hnd June /, lS72-1m
The Cecil Whig., 1872-06-08
NORTH EAST ITEMS.

Psrsonaz.-On last Friday, Rev. Thos. L.
Poulson, Pastor of the First English Luth.
eran Church, Baltimore, visited North
East and officiated at the funeral of Lula
Thomas, youngest daughter of Richard L.
Thomas. His address was truly beautiful
and affecting.
Strawberries. delicious and early
fruit has not been very plentiful in oul
market, thus far, this season. We hear,
however, of good supplies on some farms
not very distant.
Shoseers.-On Tuesday afternoon we had
fine rain in this vicinity, accompanied
by thunder and lightning.
The Crops.-From observation during
some recent drives in the adjoining country
rs we'll as from information derived from
many farmers, we must report the pros.
pect for the coming wheat harvest as very
poor indeed. The yield must fall fal
below an average one. Oats are short, but
will improve under the rains. Corn is look.
ing rather yellow and sickly, with some
exceptions.
Cold.-On Tuesday night, after the
thunder stoim, which occurred during the
afternoon, high northerly wind set in
and continued during portion of Wed.
nesday. Many fires were re-kindled in
dwellings and some offices, so cool was the
atmosphere in this vicinity.