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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-10
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LECTURES on THE SCIENCE OF RELI-
GION, with apaper on Buddhist Mill
ism, and translation OF the Dhamma-
pada Or Path OF Virtue, by Max Null
Ter, N. A..................... \. 2.UU
Lanse-a new volume Of Langc's, con-
tanning Joshua. judges and Ruth. 500
McCO>ll-ChriSt!arit and p0SitviSm-
Series OF Lectures 10 the Times on
Natural Theology and AhologcticS, by
James McC0Sl, D. d., Princeton. 1.75
The Progress of Doctrine in the New
Testament, N}ampton's Lectures,) by
Thomas ID. Bernard. d..................1.5O so
The Infinite and the Finite, by Theophi-
Second Series Of FrouGc's Short Studies
on Grcat Subjccts, cheap edition. IL. so
The Ab0minatious Of Modern Society,
by 7. Dewitt, Taimasc, Author Of
Crumbs Sept Cp". ".................l.30 .30
Bible Teachings in Nature, by the Rev.
Hugh Macmillan. .............. .5U
Homo versus Darwin ; L Judicial Exam
marion OF Statements recently publish
cd BY Mr.. Darwin regarding 1.-The De-
scent OF Man .l.OU
More Criticisms on Darwin: and Admin
istrativc Nhiiisn., by Huxley. 50
Bench and Bar: q Complete Digest OF
Inc w H. l1uHlOl, -tStSIIt!CS <iHd &ALIiSf-
| iticS OF the Law, by l.. J. Bigclow, with
portraits and Illustrations, new cdi-
! ton. greatly enlarged. .......... ..... 2 3o
| Character; by Samuel Smiles, Author of
! '.Self-Help," &C.. &C. so
Light at ETcpins Time; book Of Sup
port and comfort for the aged, edited
bv IIolmc. ..................... -. 200
Pleasures Of Old Age, from theErcnch Of
| j'miIn SonveStrp ....,..,SO = OU
Synonyms Disseminated; Complete
Catalogue of Synonymous Words in
the English language. with descrlp-
| tioas OF thcir various shades Of mean
! ing, and illustrations Of their uSaGcS
| and Spccialiics by c. j. Smith, v. a,
| Christ Church, Oxford. 6.OC
LATE NOVELS
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| author OF the Old Mamsrl!c's Secret, &C, nc.
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Iianlail. By the author Of John Halifax,
f, SO cents: Oueh. We 10 Visit lier, by Mrs
/! r.,:wardS, i; Patty, by the author of 'Rook
ssonc,'' 50 cents; Joshua Marvel, by Fayeon
IS cents For Lack Of Gold, by author Of
'hobiu Gray" 50 cents; the American Ba
ron. Gv Janles DeWille. 81; Overland, b!
DcForrcSt 81; More than She Could Bear,
Story Of the Gachupin War in Texas
1Sl2-'13, i 50.
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GUNS.

Of the best E"slisl! makers, BTc"ch and
Nuzzlc Loading. rar.or Eiies; Ball and
Shot Cartridges for P;roT Rites.
WILLIAM GLAZE,
Mar. l3, lift Columbia, 5. I.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-10
Southern Musical Journal.

Luddsn s Bates, Publishers, Savannah. Ca.
Published monthly at the low price of $l."o
year "A first class magazine Of its kind beauti-
fully gotten Up. and most ably edited. Thor
oushly Southern in it, tone it should be found IN
every musical family throughout the South. IL
contains each month sixteen pages, sheet music
size. or Musical sketches. Hints. Corresponding,
Me.ange. Instructive Editorials. southern Nusl-
cal Notes. Vocal and Instrumental Music etc.
Ten Dollars worth of choice music given during
tho year. BY special arrangement we can onet
this magazine as a premium: for 5 subscribers, TO
the HERALD. or will furnish the Journal and
HERALD together for 1856. Address all orders
to Eewberry II l.GALD. War ~ l3-u.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-10
i'ani'S Liver Regulator.
o! SELECT CHARACTER.
Gn.NSi$T:E'; %

One of iLc best preparations Row before
the public. Hundreds OF c>iiMoEiaIs can re
shown of It's efficacy. Prepared after the
mos; approved formula, especially for this
climate and sod ~
Feb = 6--:f.. DIR. ). +. FAN |.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-10
THE WHEELER & WILSON
SEWING MACHINES

Are Prr-cmjHcat for EI'rclIrncy and
Durability.
And one Of The best proofs Of their supc-
riocity is the number sold.
1t !< q Silent Feed Machine.
Uses no Shuttle, makes 4 Lock Stitch.
And can be changed for different varieties
of work very rapidly, as no Screw Driver is
neellcl or used.
1t has been the popular machine for 20
years. and hence il tiSuo experiment to buy It.
Call and examine thcr working power anb
excellence NJ the Furniture Rooms OF K. Y.
LeavcI. WILLIAMS i LEAEE:L,
The Wheeler X Wilson Wagon Will con-
vey machines to purchasers.
Mar 90, 12-3m Agents for Newberry.
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NCI'lCG.

hereby a#nul and declare void, the
general nowe: Of Attorney, heretofore cN-
ccu;ctl and delivered by me to John VIII
lams, who las since died. On this tie 9th
day Of February, \. =. 1872.
JOEL 3. EDWARDS.
Fob. II, I'll.
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WAxuAws, LANCASTER COUNTY, S. C

WAxHAws, LANCASTER COUNTY, S. G
TO P. p. Zimmerman, Esq, Secretary Of
tie Fair Of the CarolnaS, Charlotte, y. o.:
The following is l correct statement of Cot
ton raised by Stevens i Curr:oH, on II acres
OF StGb5ie I"ny, which was manurcd with 400
nonnds Q! Carritla Fertilizer. The following
Is the mode O: cultivation 1t was thoroughly
broken up - inches deep. and laid of in ross
8, feet wide, and the Fertilizer applied in the
driIl, then bedded on it on the 18th Of May,
and planted tic same day, bu: owing TO the
COO! an;l dry weather, dill not come up to a
stand until about tic lSt o! June First work
ing twas run around with half shovel ana
partially trimmed out with q hoe. Second
working, ii was run around with 3 inch
grub, II iEchc, !ou@, and the midIlles thrown
out with Il sweep lS;nclIcs wide One furrow
to 4 row and th;nncd TO l stand with hoe
about - inches between the stocks, and af-
forwards il Was plousheG every two weeks
with sweep IS inchcS wide. and hoed each
time, until it was worked five times.
The following is l correct statement OF the
Cotton picked:
lSt E!cElHS..... ..............Z2 Z24
2a I!cNiHS.. S..............,. .'ito
81 i!ckiNS... .41o
Estimated amount Of unopened matured
Dolls. .olo
'T,-,I Q02
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Premiums awarGe;, 10 STEVENS 4 CURE
TON on above certificate.
We will sell the above Splendid Fertilizer
at Forty-Fivc Dollars cash, or Fifty Dollars,
payable 1st November, with interest at = per
cent. per annum, delivered at our Ware
house in Charleston. Agents will sell at same
prices, adding the freight and drayage to thcir
Dcpots.
The Van Buren press., 1872-01-16
THE ST. LOUIS TIMES ALMANAC
FOR l972,
HE4 q t-G -h
A Publication Which Every Person
Should Procure. ~

The St. Louis TnesA I'm endc foY the year 1872 will
be ready ON January lsti Encouraged by the great
OF last year. the proprietors have devoted un-
usual attention to the compilation oi the com
ing number, which will be complete and reliable IN
evory detail. Asa reference book oflocal statistics
OF political and commercial interests, il will not be
equaiicd by any work published its tables having
been prepared in tvcry case from official rctords.
Among the contontS We may mention:
Full Chronological and Astronomical Tables.
i"'tS Feast as bays sgDRi iRor isi2' '''TY l''
Ratgs Of Postage and List of Money Order ofices in
raie. M'5TfE oi araauon i the Unal State. in 1870 by
Table of Population of Missouri in 1860 and 1870, by
The Chronology ofst Louis Tor 1871, by Months.
Population Of illinois y 800 and tso by GountIes'
Vote of illinois at the General Election in 1870, by
List oil PGbiic ofioors of tho City and County ofst
Louis,
Lst Of States in ordor of their Rank according to
omccfs of the United States Government Executive
judicial and Legislative with Ministers to For'
oiRu Counties. ~
Gov,ruors Of tho States and Territories Salaries and
Terms, and date ofssatc Elsshon, IL,
Yearly Statement of tho Public Debt tnce ISL, and
and Financial Statistics.
| Revised List of stamp Dutios.
Population Of Leading Cities in lS!O,
| state Officers of Missouri, with their salaries.
| Suprome Judges ana Clerks and Circuit judges OF
Missouri and Salaries.
List Of Reigning Soverotgns, and Presidents OF th'
United States since l1@
Voto ofSt Louis County by Precincts tho last tive
- general elections. Vote Of City b. Wards.
| Table of Railroad Statistics.
Last of Forty second Congress ylasses OF Mechanics
Table ofWnges paid t6 tnion.
IN each SsI1n the order ofTeceipt. Address
Or. -i''N.N ST Louis TIMES co.
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RIVER NEWS.

i The river is on stand, with feet 3 inches
/ water on Van Buren bar
Weather clear and pleasant rr...
! The Fort Gibson is due from Little Rock
6to-day.
The st. Marys from Cincinnati is due, hav-
! Fing len there ON the 9th inst. rrit
The Carrie V. kountz is somewhere in the
river but hardly reach here on the pres
! ent stage Of water.
The Utah left New Orleans for the Arknn-
sas river on ths 10Th inst.a.
The Importer is at RoseVillc with about one
''hon'ani balcs-of cotton on her awaiting a
rise to susble her.to gctout of the river.
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Mutilated Currency.
Imp5rtant Chanye. in ne ReSulasioes Goeaa.
lHg The Redsmptiott Of Mutilated

Very important changes in the regula.
tions governing the redemption OF de-
faced and mutiated currency Of the
United States, including fractional cur
rencv, won't into eiIecsEesterday, and as
the citizens Of Nashville arc greatly i'll
terested in this matter, we publish syn
opsis Of the law Dcfaced and mutilated
United States notes and fractional eur.
rency, instead of being redeemed as now,
only Ivy the Treasurer of the United
States, subject to discount for mntilaaon,
will be rcdeemable at their full face value
in new notes or currency, by the Treas
urer, the several Assistant Treasurers,
and designated depositarics, and will be
received at their full face value by all of
fcers of tie Treasury Department in
payment of currency dues to the United
States, Provided, that three ffths of the
original proportions OF each note are
presented in one piece. n'''' ''f''H
Fragments less than fve-eights will be
redeemable only by the Treasurer Of the
United States. If more than one half
and less than five eights is presented,
half of the face value will be paid. Less
than half note will be redeemabls on
ly on affidavit tnat the missing portion
has been totally destroyed.
Under the new rules, any person, firm,
bank, corporations, or public officer will
be permitted to forward S5 and upward
in fractional currency, and $50 and up-
ward in legal tender notes for, redemption
to the Treasurer by express at the expense
of the department, under the Government
contract with the Auams Express Com
papyr Heretofore, nothing less than
$500 was entitled to transportation at
Government expenses. a circular, en-
bodying these changes, will be received
by the proper officials in this city in a
few days This new arrangement will
be Of great advantage throughout the
entire country, and especially convenient
to the citizens OF Nashvile,-Eashrhis
Banner. iH .-
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Pay Up!

We wish to call the attention of ALL m
Gebted to this office, that the present Janua-
srv we wish to settle with ali~those that we
are owing and those owing Us. We have some
accounts of long standing on our books, that
are perfectly good. but through thoughtiess-
ness and inattention they have not been SET
tied Frolnsthacolleetion of many small ac-
counts due us, we shall be able to pay large
ones; and We trust that no one showing Ihe'r
Indebtedness, will hesitate to come forward
and Pay Up.
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.y- We learn that our young men, acting

s3y- We learn that our young men, acting
on the old maxim that in the "rme or peace
prepare for war, contemplate organizing Il
Fire Company in Van. BuTsn, Our town has
been highly favored in escaping the terrible
calamity of fire. But this state Of security
need not always be expected; and we trust
tour citizens will give this matter careful con-
sideration and when called on, act according
ly. Some definite action will be had soon and
we shall know then what is contemplated
and will refer to this subject again ., q
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A Musical Treat.

PETERS Musical MnSTHLY for January eomcs to ,ls
In new dress. 1t is printed on thicker paper, and
s. in every respect superior TO lis many predecessors
1hc selections are evidently made with groat care.
andit g really ywondcrfh how few poor pieces appear
among the hundreds that are given. Volume lA.
commenccs with the January number. Price, 20
cents or SO per year The publisher offers six back
numbers Tor ST. and we advise all our Musical read
ers to take adyantage Of the oicr.y ddress j. l..
PErEas, 500 Broadway, New York.
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@ sEy- See new advertisement of DEcHERD
Bios For fresh Drugs and Medicines and
Everything else in their line that is the place
to 60. 1t is almost a pleasure to take phys
lie composed by such clever aud reliable gen
-teman And ono thing you may be sure OF,
you'll not get anything that will kill with
.ou, knowing it, for they know their business,
The Van Buren press., 1872-01-16

Ek'" A Now Orleans girl who went TO
spend Christmas with school ffiend in
Massachusetts, was confronted, on en-.
teriug the drawing room, with painting
Of herself, which sweetly smiled upon
her from above the mantle Hor ho,
proved to have been an officer under But
Ter.
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THE MISSOURI REpuDn4CAN.
.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1872. p
TERMS


TnE MISSOURI RgPuBLIcAS-Pubishcd every morn
ing, by mail, one year sl2. Two clubs Of three by
mail. sNi Of five. S55; of ten, 500.
rHR TRI,W WEEKLY-Publi Mondays, Wedncs-
days and Fridays, Sc year: three copies, sl7; FIVE
copies, S21 ten copies, $50
rHR WEgKLY-s2 year; three copies, s5 five
copies, s.; ten copies, Sl5 twenty copies, SIS.
ADDITIONS can DO made toclubs at any time at club
rates. Ten per cent. commission allowed to Agents
getting up clubs In the case of parties who obtain
premiums, this commission will be deducted from
the amount ot tho premium. -
Papers notScnt unless paid in advance, mud inya-
ariaby discontinued at the end Of time paid for =.
!, Remittanccs can bs made at our risk IN Drafts
Post Qhice Orders or Registcred Letters. m.
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Facts for the peopla.

The people; should bear in mind that
in 1866 the debt Of the State, present and
contingent, was only S3,252 401,5l Ip
january, 1872, the debt, present and con
tingent. is nearly $40, 100000. a"
In 1857 the people Of the city Of Little
Eock paid tax of about two per cent.
for all purposes,
In 1871 they aee required to pay a tax
Of five per cent.
In 1870 nearly fifty Thousand citizens
were deprived Of the franchiso--more
than forty th0asqna, Illegally.
rs The State railroad aid boads have not
built one mila ofrrailpoad .t f.r
.rThe lcyee bonds have not benefited, to
any considerable extent, any section OF
the State sal ,.rI..,.
The administration pcr2etrates all man.
ncr, Of fraud upon the people in every
election.
These are a few facts the people would
do well to keep in mind. r. Gazette.
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s3y- For nearly a week past Van Buren has
been cursed, with a street peddler OF soap
which is nothing more than sharp" game Of
chance" BY buying a small piece of COM
mon bar soap you are ailowed TO draw an en-
yelope, which may or may not contain from
81 to $40 in it. We contend even If within
the pale of the law, that he has no right to oc
cupy the public streets, but should be made
TO rent rooms and do business on his own
premises. 1t is a nuisance in more sense than
one, and the Mayor should see that it is abat-
ed
The Van Buren press., 1872-01-16

4 rE5- We wish to direct special notice TO the
advertisement of Mr.. THOMAS y. WELLS.
House and Sign Painter. Mr.. Wells comes to
Van Barren with the bosI OF ofreeominchdas'ohe
as a master ofhis business as wei as aprehpt
and reliable man. All in need of painting OF
any kind will do well to give him acall.
The Van Buren press., 1872-01-16

.sy" The article on Grasses, by Mr.. ID.
sMlCuAEL. written on the solicitation of the
Mechanical and Agricultural Association OF
Crawford county, came too late for plb!ca-
ton this week.
The Van Buren press., 1872-01-16

W We will furnish Peters Musical Month
ly and the Van Buren, Press together for one
year for $3.50. This is good offer for any
one desiring a No. l Musical Monthly.
The Van Buren press., 1872-01-16

tsy- The next number Of the Hearth and
Homs will contain ths beginning of new
story byJean lngelow. As family paper
thc Hearth and Home is without an equal,
The Van Buren press., 1872-01-16

sg- The Swiss Bell Fingers gave two en-
tertainments at Van Buren,, Friday and Sat
urday nights. to large and well pleased audi
ences. This company is one Of the best that
travels through Arkansss-and is deserysdly
well patronized.
The Van Buren press., 1872-01-16

i tsy- ANY one who desires a cheap Piano
and beautiful Parlor Set at ruinous prices
shoud consult our advertising columns.
The Van Buren press., 1872-01-16

SKATING RINK.-Every day brings some
thing new Mr.JoHN SLossoH, ofFort smith,
has leased Eugene Hall and is occupying it
as Skating Rink. AS in most every other
place, it bids fair to become the popular
amusement.
The Van Buren press., 1872-01-16

\ LoST-On Friday the 9th, between the
:ntrsl Hotel and the residence of ". G. Bos-
~ n dark HAIR BRAID. .,...
The Van Buren press., 1872-01-16

G5g- We are grattied to learn from the Lit
tie Rock Gazette, that dispatch from Capt
JSo. A. WILIIAMs announces that his new
steamer, Exporter, is now afedown at the city
or Pittsburgh, and she may be looked for
south soon. ...f .ftIi.I. .....
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Ex3- To the clear-hcqdcd local of the
Memphis Aspeql we are indebted for
tins i'om n F3S.E.6
The publisher OF a newspaper de,
pending as he does IN a measure upon
his subscription list for support, natural.
ly expects each family who desire to read
his papcrto subscribe for it, If they can
afford it. Subscribers themselves, as
well as publishers, find the, newspaper
borrower first class nuisance, for he of
ten borrows it rs the owner is about to
read it, retains it at certain times when
he misses it, and too often, if he returns
it at all, the paper is in such condition
that no one OF sensibilitics would care to
read It, If there is anything to which
the advice of Polonius to his son Laer-
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Bourbon Whlskey.

NOODFORD'S Burbon Whiskcy, ssttae
w Bile for medicinal or any other purpose.
Go and get the beat. at
GEO. p. GRosS.A Goa
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tg- Sevcra, communications received TOO
Nate for tilfs-week.
The Van Buren press., 1872-01-16

I'd Found at the Court House on the ,st
lhst' a gold Masonic Breast Pin. The owner
can nave The same by proving property and
paying charges on application at this Office
The Van Buren press., 1872-01-16

. Neither a borrower nor a londer be- -
is applicable more than another, it is in
the matter of newspapers They are
like wiycs-cycry man shoald have one
Of his own
The Van Buren press., 1872-01-16

would respectfully call the attention Of
the citizens of Crawford, Washington and
Benton counties and pdblc generally, to our
large and well selected Stock of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Trimmings,
Laces, Groceries, Hardudre, Qaeeascare, Glass
uare, Boots and Shoes Hats &c. Also, Cam
ton Mattings and Oil Cloths, which
we are now receiving by every boat. t
These Goods were all bought when goods
and cotton were at thcir lowest figures, and
we feel confident that we can and will sell
them at lower prices than ever before offered
in this market.
Our stock will be found full and complete
in all its branches. Our motto is
,".SmaH Proats qsd Q"iek Sai','
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''ous> g. Sign Painting !

GLAZING,
Paper Hanging ond vorr;s,;r,
SHop Tear Of r. ". ,.or. c,,.. yan
Burcn.
Jan l,72mG '"Nl.l.S.
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Gs,A young man who Aas travelled
through New. Jersey says that he saw
some land there so poor that you
couldn't raise 4 disturbance on it
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Ayers @@.,
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases Of tho Throat and LuAsA
such as Coughs, Colds, WhoopinS i
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

0M Among tAs -
! ! ! ! ! I |: !; | !: / ]
Rx$ discoveries Of mod~e
~ ~ i;A science, few srs q
~A w more real value =
1cXS mankind than this Il.
ElWI fectual remedy for ~
~ diseases Of the Throse
N and Lung. 4 vs1e
M trial Of ito virtueA
lA&AV throughout shls en4
%LXE&N ether countries, ihas
shown that Il doss
surely and sffectuAlly
control them. Tho testimony Of our bsas elk-
gems, Of all classes, establishes tho fact, tha9
CHERRY pkcroRAL will and does relieve aa4
cure the affecting disorders Of the Throat nd
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The usose
dangerous affections Of the Pulmonary Organ
yield to It's power; and cases Of Consump.
ton, cured by this preparation, are public
ly known, so remarkable as hardly 70 30 b.
llcved, werc they not proven beyond dispnts.
IA n remedy 1t Is adequate, on which the public
may rely for full protection. BY curing Coughs,
the forcrunnel, OF more serious disease, It savo
unnumbered lives, and an amount Of suffering
not to be computed. It challenges trial, and COZ
vincss the most scep,ieal. Every family should
keep Il on hand rs protection against the early
and unperrcived attack Of Pulmonary Affections,
which are easily met Mt first, but which become
incurable and too often fatal, II neglected. Tea
der lungs need this defence; and ID Is unwise =
be without II. As a safeguard 10 children, amid
the distressing diseases which bcsct the ThroAk
and Chest Of childhood CIKRRr PKcronAl
Is invaluable; for, by ils timely use, multt
tudes are rescued from premature graves, aAS
saved to the love and affection centred on uheA
1t acts speedily and surely against ordinary esl4A
securing sound and heslth-rcstoring sleep. No
one will suffer troublesome lnnuen1a and paeh
fu Dronchltis,. when they know how saa1
they can be cured. ~
Originally the product Of long laborious, -
successful! chemical investigation, no cost or 10
is spared in making every bottle In the utnsoo
possible perfection. II may be confidently ~
lied upon rs possessing all the virtues il has sv9
exhibited, and capable Of producing curss -
memorable ~ the greatest Il has ever sfIbete4
PRErAlsp ~
DR.. J. c, AVER & co., Lowell, mass@
Practical and Analytical Chs,nis>s.
( SOLD BY ALL DRU00IsTs 4vIRywHxlA
WILLIAMS 4 WHITFIELD. Agssls
T..
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Among he -
discoveries Of mod0e
science, few srs &
more real value =
mankind than this #
fec,ual remedy for ~
diseases Of the Thross
and Lungs. 4 vsse
trial Of its virtuA
throughout shls ~
other countries, has
shown that it doss
at,ralv and sHactuAllv
The Van Buren press., 1872-01-16

German Accordians,
| - EST In market also, Violins. Guitars.
ID Tamborines, lIarmoncas, etc, In large
supply, at &. /. llARvEY's.