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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-05
LIBERATION NOTICE.

Tbi. ia to certify that have this day giyer
my son Wesley Provo, his time during
the remainder Of his minority, end shall here
after claim none Of his earnings, nor pay any
debts Of his contracting.
PAUL PROVO.
nj >1asa, w., Mareh. lsth, 1872. Paws
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-05

The greatest rival Of the Shorihoru
am1ur ihe English grltiers is the Here
. ford. oue OF abe oldest uc,s ar that eouu-
las. whose uniformity Of color, s1e aai
shape. E. much cIa er anl more 6Aed
than the f1mer. Vita peariy equal .iEe
remarkable symmetry. thrift aud early
aptitude for laying 90 aesh quickly on
. the most valuable parts, De dcservea5
rank, high on the lists NJ the English
markets. shows add sham5ic-. Ia this
country be has never attained 80 great
popularity as in lis English home. a
part Of this failure here u due perhaps
to the iu;u licious claims made by the in-
PRODUCERS ofth;, breed Of COWS as good
for the dairy. Expectations thus raised
have proved d',arroiumcut,. As pro-
dl,ers Of more excellent beef they are
probably more hard, aui perhaps more
prof,ab., t,an the Sboraorns, though it
cannot be denied they have t"''d 20 be-
gome as great faTorites with our Am7r-
can breeders.
Our mixed hu,bondry demands at least
fair mixers, While the Shorihorns an
sg,r these moderate expectations 'he
He'eI'r.is seldom satisfy those VINO 'N-
poet prohtS'e animals Tor TIC u'ify'
Iiols-uSs.
The Dutch Ca'iic, or as | believe It Is
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-05

EoR SALE
One good horse, One good Top Buggy, One good
Sleigh, Robes, harness, 4e., at low rate, by
A. MORSE, 81. D.,
Wator Jury Centre, W. III.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-05
Agricultural.
What Breed OF Cattle shall We
Raise2

Erir1rg from C. Pspa reld ig'grr Or
ueaaag n tis STATE kaard 81 Agfs-
1afars. - So. ANHs. M1rrt IS
a.. ig Albsri I.aasas, Esg- 81 4ii-
disiarH.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-05
PORTLAND OGpryy,

W wye upon raaI.i..'.4rf lr..,,. 3.
81 invest, fIe ua-I r.r.fI lrr..,r.... ,,
securities, believing Ir.u .. r-..'.. e.
aud profit than a1l Hull.sl R.s...' sths.
kc'. The Portland aHHu-a.a. a-..5.- u
will Doe the shortest r.uf. Iy .r...,..-..
from the Lake b. tl- Arsrfr
The Road vfll hsg. ..a cal I.r..r.-.. =
al iis running eAPsH-.-r-rH n f5sz... II,
and rg1ni.r laEmrat ui Interest,". tol
ed debit twill D.. He nu..t ...-r-'
fare Zoo the Eastern States. a...t... .r.' 81
route SautuHs AMI Lake. ar.r-s. no.. /. tot
"iih the White Mountain. llss. 49,
and Nill9ushhy, Mau0t}laa. asa.7fr. IA
cd mineral springs uf Northern vsu.t
The Board is under iiu uara.,i8.., =
tae most experienced, ueag.sH lapf,.,.t. vsy
hu'ino' men iu the county. alaa..I. ... PIC
the closest economy aua a..s.typu.,.. NJ
ton ,f .t- aGrls.
Tho mynages orthe Road hag, u,-v.,
yeatcd iar-eb init capital stock. "a, sp'
scriptIcns being nearly sufficient /. sr,.. :
Road ready lur the iron, Nlu, sa.ur,n. VI
probation Of the Importance and yaIus a., b, 40,
teiprisr.) fof cguveuiruca of ings,,gr. III, =
coupon or fesistered, are Of laa llosr,
matiouss
5000, S Flo md $780, a
and the interest ak per cent. gold IsB,,r..
annually IN Boston uu the ,sr o, Msat., y,
vemDsr. These Bonds ass n.rsJ. Unit. t-.-.
tics, at ~, and accrued Interest iu ,a~,r,, vi
For further NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IA. Is
apply TO 4,
f.. q Y. FAIRBANKS d co..
st. Joha'5up, v,ua
FAIRBANKS co.
-1} Broadway y.vY ~
FAIRBANKS, BRuWN6 co..
uahia Street, I,al "
FAIRBANKS a EWING, +
7ij ChasautSrsU p !
FINANCIAL ACENIS.
Trustees tuy the First Murl.a gg.l. a1 .
lion. LUkEP POLAND, 81. J,au..ggn !,
ABRAHAM T.L0WE, EsQ,
President st National Bunk, l,3i Nv, f
FOR sALEuY
FIRST NATIONAL BANk, Boston
RICHARDSON, HlLLd CO.,
Sears Building lm
Aud al leading Banks aad Brobsa. VI
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-05
4 DMlNlSTRATORS SALE.

Three Farms at Auction, The subscribers will
offer at Public Auction, Saturday March Both
lS72, AZ ~ O'Clock "A. NJ. at the residence of John
N. Hines Ia WoicDtt, tho following property he
longing in part TO the estate IL g. H. Poor, late ii
Wuleott. The farm on which john N Hines raw
lives Containing l2aaofes 0flHnd Good running
sinai LEI farms adjoining the above, known as the
UlySus Nichols farm, containing 10 acres. Good
sugar place, and much good timber ON this farm
And the Flank johnson farm, containing 40 acres.
Also horses, pr year old stays COWS, some
young stock, crops, Farming tools. &c. &c. Terms
on the two smaller arns one third cash. the re.
mainder in annual payments Of 500 Terms on
the ether farm and personal property made known
az time II sale Those Wishing to look at either
farm will please enll either of the subscribers
before the time Of sale
J0HNN. HINES. Adnrs.
JOHN II, POOR.
wal sott VT March 6th, 1874
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1872-04-26

winter arrangement, ls7l-Nov l to Hiay1.
Open from 1900 a. NJ. to p. NJ; Holidays from 8 to
IL $50 A. Il. and to 6 =. NJ.
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n sORROU'FUL sCB.vE.

The following scene in New York
pawnbroker's shop is described by an eye
witness :-"I had scarcely made my busi-
ness known at the first of my uncles es-
Establishments No. -- street, to which !
had been di rocted, when a middle aged
man entered with bundle, on which he
asked a small advance, and which on being
opened, was found to contain n shawl and
two or three other articles of female nppar-
el. The man was stout and sturdy, and, as
Judged from his appearance, a mechanic,
but the mark of the destroyer was on his
bloated countenance. The pawnbroke er
was examining the offered pledge, when a
woman, with pale face and attenuated
form, came hastily into the shop with the
single exclamation, 'Oh, Robertr dartod
rather than ran TO that part of tho counter
where the man was standing. Her miser-
able husband, not satisfied with wasting
his own earnings, and leaving her to starve
with her children, had plundered even her
scanty wardrobe, and the pittance received
was to be squandered at the rum shop. A
blush of shame arose even upon his de-
graded face, but it quickly passed away |;
the brutal appetite prevailed. 60 home,
was his harsh exclamation; what brings
you here, running after me with your ev-
erlasting scolding? Go home and mind
your own business. 'Oh, Robert, dear
Robert answered the unhappy wife. Don't
pawn my shawl. Our children are crying
for bread, and 1 have none to give them !;
or let me have the money, Robert, and
don't leave us TO perishv 1 watched the
face Of the pawnbroker. Twelve shillings
on these things he said tossing them back
TO the drunkard, with look of perfect in
difference. only twelve shilingsr muir
INJURED the heart broken wife, in a tone of
despair; 'Oh, Robert, don't let them go for
twelve shillings. Let me try somewhere
is as much as they are worth, l suppose.
Here, Mr.. -, give us the change The
money was placed before him, and the
bundle consigned to a drawer The poor
creature reached forth her hands toward the
money, but the movement was anticipated
by her husband. There, Mary giving
her half dollar, there, go home now, and
don't make fuss. Pm going little way
up the street. and perhaps I'll bring you
something from m1rket, when 1 come
home The hopeless look of the poor wo-
man as she meekly turned TO the door, told
plainly enough how much she trusted in
the promise. They went on their way
she to the children, and he to the next cor-
ner grocery"
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NO. IT,.

endeavorej to perpetuatc themselves in
power.
Shall ! be told that in this am condemn
ing the republican party? Well, sir, am
condemnng the republican party so far as,
as an organization, it guilty ofthe offences
I dcscribo am condemnng the republic
can party 50 far as it is following the cor
rupt and corruptng example of its politi-
cal predecessors in the control Of the gov
ernment; I am condemning the republic
can party so far as II treats offices as the re-
ward Of mere party service; I am con-
demning the republican party so far as 1t
asserts or acts upon the theory that party
or man beaten in an election is on that
account to be treated as an enemy conquer
ed in war; am coudemning the republic
can party so far as it upholds or defends the
system which gives millions annually in
moietics, perquisites, and profitable jobs 10
political friends as a reward for political
service or political influence; am con-
demning the republican party whenever
and wherever it takes from the treasury of
tho United States the money which belongs
to the whole people, and should be used in
relieving the heavy burden of the public
debt and to tighten the load of taxation un-
der which the nation labos, and puts that
personal favorites of anybody, or uses it to
make up an election fund with which TO
carry on political campaigns.
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P0etyy.
TWO CH.sR.fCTERs.

Twin drops together fall from heaven,
And strike upon a farmers roof;
sundering they ran, till one, aloof,
70 the Atlantic deep is given.
And ono to tho Pacific rolls
So to far and alien sky,
Two infants from ono cradle fly,
With different birth-mark on their souls.
We meet him; in his cordial look
We sec and feel new sun rise,
Which sends an added glow to skies
Whence sorrow half the spendor took
Tho cloud-racks hold brighter gold,
New perfume wings the blithesome breeze;
And even in blackest clouds, he secs
The lining which they shall unfold.
As turns the sunHower to her god,
Our spirit in his smile expands,
And loosens round II all the bands
which held us captive to the sod.
Our better angel seems TO plead
Foi virtues wintry skies had sealed
The violet goodness stands revealed,
which Thought itself n common weed.
He puts life in everything
In Hope, in Faith, and last in us;
And glittering in the sky we swing
The sword he makes victorious.
The others eye diminishes
The world, which 1t can darken too;
Less sweet the heavens discouraged blue,
And shadow all around us lies.
His owl-like wish proclaims the night,
Even where the Imperial Hplendor smiles,
His look the innocent Joy defles,
Which blackens in untimely blight.
He sees this world whisting ball,
Sent spinning on through cheerless space;
And life to man, an empty chase
For doubtful good, II good atal.
His aupine spirit shames the brutes,
Who circle grateful through their days,
His eye on mirth can look disgrace
And make the evil It imputes.
There sits an ever mocking sprite,
Whose swiftest comment is dispraise;
Who by glance the heart betrays,
And sullies with a stain the light
He dwarfs this fair romantic earth
To shop-counter, where the shares
Enchantment offers lose their worth,
And spleen sees always gaining hers
How through his talk the fluffy air
Thickens, where spindles ring in rows;
The belted wheel, which near him glows,
Is scarce of vital warmth more bare.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1872-04-26

INCREASE OF THE FRENCH ARMY.-The
tremendous under-current of intrigue and
preparation for another deadly struggle
which is going on in Europe was never
better illustrated than by the recent an
nouncement that France now has at her
disposal s7l 200 soldiers, all ready for SER
vice. This statement, which was at first
received with the incredulity which it ap-
parently merited, is nevertheless, cop1irm-
ed very authoritatively. The army which
was imprisoned in Germany, numbering
about $780, 900 men, is on very good foot
ing. Sobered by its long and shameful
captivity, it has prepared itself for ven-
gence. There are also GS, 900 reserve troops
of really excellent character and 423, 900
gardes mobiles, who have "seen service"
but who cannot exactly claim the distinc-
tion OF being veterans. The men are not
to be disputed, however. They really ex-
ist as an organized force, aud as a force
willing and anxious to fight, France in
intends, within the next two years, to
bring her regular strength up to half
million of men and to thus have two arm
les, one of veterans and regulars, and the
other, five hundred thousand in number
also, of militia, at her immediate command.
Her artillery is still in bad condition but
great efforts are in progress for its renova-
tlon and improvement, Germany has
found it necessary to very much improve
her own artillery, and will no more than
equal France in the vigor of her ameliora-
tion of that effective arm of the service.
France is still determined on speedy and
terrible vengeance upon Germany, and the
wise may not be able to restrain the over
impatient.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1872-04-26

troduced you pretty wcll9 will you ever
call me OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES again
when Pm hanging up your shirt in the
front yard ?"
Somebody was chased out in the kitchen
just then and laughed so loud it wakened
the baby.-Chicdgo AdUdnce.
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THE VERMONT PHOENIX.
Published every Friday Evening by
PROUTY & STEDMAN.

oGicc No. 0 Granite Row. Main ST., Brattleboro, Vt
TERMS.-Yearly in advance, in clubs, 50. 90; sin
gle subscrbers who receive their papers through the
udnet, and when not paid mr. cents additional will
be charged at the end of the year
RATES OF 1DTERTISING-Tye lines or ono
inch space or less week. $3.50; each after nser-
ton 20 cents. Advertisements in editorial or local
columns 20 cents a ine-no charge less than e.
first page s200 line per year
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-14
my. Kingdom for a Horse"

TNHEhorso disease is dcranging eyeryth
4 locomotion is retarded, and prices forr
conyeyancee fearfnlly high; wood is scarce;
hand and fuel far removed. what is the
cause? The Epizootio. Whats is tho Epizooiic?
Bronchial Catarrh. What is Bronchical
Oa.arrh2 1t is an Inflammation Of the mu-
OF tho head and chest What is the cure?
Go to Heinitsh, ho will tell you. This disease
IS characterized by great prostration, lassi.
tqde and weakness; consequently unless you
60 under. The GERMAN HOitSE POWDER
Is the great tonic medicine. Good for Dis
temper, Coughs, Catarrh, Drowsincss. Weak.
ness, Loss OF Appetite, influenza, Mucous
Dlscharges, &c.;. indeed, it is tho medicine
Tor tho horee, and no ono should be without
L.: for sale only at HEINITSR'S
Nov23t Drnc Sioro
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COLUMBIA, S. Q, SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER a. 1872
Special Notices.

BEWARE. OF OALoMEL, and all Merourial
case than tamper with this mineral poison.
no matter how carefully prepared. Its e1.
tensiye use has already proven the cause OF
great p;1,a ana distressing injury: DR.. Eutt's
and can be taken at all times with perfect
safety.
= YAzoo COUNTY. MISS, May 8. 1869.
r DR. Dn: wM q. Tut: have been a martyr to
employing the best OF doctors. and spending
almost all was worth for different Kinds Of
medicine, your agent induced me to try your
Liver Pills. have taken them regularly for
several weeks, and have been so much bcne-
lifted by them that feel confident OF a per
fect cure. / consider them the best Liver
Medicine ever discovered. J.CRAPON.
Or. 1an's Hair Dye requires but q fe,o mi
7auteS. DJ0i9Ti
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-14
City Real Estate for Sale.

n@ DWELLINH and COTTAHEH on -.
The arse W a house aoe eonssns @tsia StTeets
rooms; water and gas throughout. The cot
tages have three rooms-one is new, has
water and gas. The lot is a large one, has a
fine vegetable garden, and an abundance OF
space for comfort and additional buildings.
This property is near Main street tho m arket.
hotels, schools and churches.
ner Gates and Plain streets, near tho Howard
School, 100 feet by 104 feet.
And, also, that very pleasant vacant LOT,
on Arsenal Hill, between Gatee and Lincoln
streets. on Richland street, bounded on the
East by O.. Bouknight's lot and on the West
by Glaze IL Shields lot, containing one-l lalf
acre-104 feet on Richland street.
This property will be sold at q bargain-on,,-
third Tor cash and balance on credit. Titles
will be satisfactory. Apply to
Nov 81 O. BOUKNIGHT
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-14

Don't hawk, hawk, spit, spit, blow,
blow, and disgust everybody with your
Catarrh and its offensive odor, when DR..
Sage's Cstarrh Remedy w;M speedily de-
stroy all odor and arrest the discharge.
HAVE You SEEN HER?-A lady WHO
for the last Ave years has been leader
of fashion in. New York, and who may
De seen twice week in her elegant
caleohe, driving pair of superb ponies
in Central Park, has recently stated, in
the select circle to which she belongs.
that the only article in existence which
imparts beauty and lustre to the COM
plexion without ultimately impairing
the texture Of the skin and causing it to
collapse and wrinkle. is HAaAN's MAaNo-
Liza BALM: The name of the distin-
guished member of the 6eau monde who
made this declaration cannot with pro-
priety be given, but it may be men.
toned en- passant that she has spent seve-
raj years OF her life in Europe, and is
familiar with oil the arts and prepara-
tions employed by the court beauties of
the old world to enhance their charms.
D12 tt3
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a Certain Cure for Epizootic.
PINE TAR ESSENf.n

7nc great Remedy for TIC Horse Disease.
FENhlS remedy has special tendency to tho
mucous membranes; bronchial irrita-
tions; inflammation OF tho mucous membrane
OF the head and chest; promotes oxpoctora-
tion, or mucous discharges. This is a good
remedy. Drench the horse three timee q
day. 1t is cheap. and easily given. Just re-
ceived and for sale at
Nov26t HEINITSH'S Drug Store.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-14

New Publications.
NEW JUVENILE BOOKS. London edi.
IN tions, illustrated.
New standard works for libraries.
Now Novels, in cheap binding.
Also. fresh stock OF WRITING DESKS.
Portfolios, Gold Pens, Pen-Knives, Pocket.
Books. Be Photograph Albums OF all sizes, Fancy
Brackets and Book Shelves, and Q eeneral
variety OF Letter, Note and Cap Papers. En-.
veHiopes and Fancy Stationery, for sale BY
SoV' r. L. BRYAN.
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aH T. J. FOSTER & WEST.

Inmis Street. Salisbury. ". c.,
pUY and soil all kinds of PRODUCE. HAY
- CORN, OATS and COTTON. Orders
solicited: Wholesale dcalers in WHISTLES
aud BRANDIES.
=, Refer to D. A. Davis, Banker, John J..
Shaver, Esq, Mock & Brown, Hon. N.
Boyden, Hon. D. G.. Fowle, Raleigh.
.Nov2t9 TT FOSTERN WEST
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Secured 1y a Sinking Fund. Coupons sec,red
og an Ahnuot 1uT and Receivable for Citu
Id1es. Bonds non-td1aJie Lv he Gf,iS
D0nd !Son dd Dett 2f ne CITY Limited ~ Lasy to
81 s9oV, ~ w.; oao aa1d5te Property Of lie CHy
THE BONDS offered are authorized by an
l. Act Of Assembly approved MARCH, i3
1872, Tor the construction OF the new City
Hall. Their final redemption is, by tie terms
OF said Act, secured by "sinkine fund. - IN
be accumulated from the annual rents OF the
building. These rents will reach from a8 OlO
10 'Uoo per annnm; and the Carolina Ma.
tlonal Bank holds lien of tho building for
term OF twenty years. as trustee. with nowor
to collect the ronts and hold the same invest.
ed as iund for the redemption OF the honda
By SAID ACT special annual tax is reouired
to 20 levied to pay tho simi. annual connon.
ano inc Carolina National Bank is made the
trnstee OF the city to receive the taxes when
collected and to pay the coupons. Tho con.
pons arc also receivable for city taxes.
The taxable property Of the oity ia at nra.
sent assessed at 81, 100000; and by said Act
the BOND debt OF tho city cannot be Increased
beyond 5000 900 whilst these bonds are ont :.
city taxation. 40" ''oin
These bonds are offered to tho publc at
eighty nett, with interest from date of pnr.
chese to January l, 1873, allowed in seftia-
mont. After that date, tho accrued interest
IT. To { citizens Of Columbia thoso bonds will
seon from the following statement:
lSovcn per cent. bonds at 75
annual interest. st......... Oh ner cant
Nineteen years to run, average
increase per annum. ...... II nor oent
City tax saved. d................... per per cent. cent.
Average annual income. ..12f
Dec11
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Sawed Cypress Shingles.

Sawed Cypress Shingles,
OF superior quality and finish, can now be
~ furnished in any desired quantity Oh ap-
plication to US.
They are more DURABLE and are CHEAPER
than any shngle now in use; and, besides
giving a finished look to roofs constructed
with them, they make roof perfectly free
from leaks.
They will be shipped in any desired guam
tity to any point on the various railroads, and
will be found very convenient to parties in
the country desiring to build. They are
neatly packed for shipment.
We refer to the following parties who have
used them:
CLARK Waring. Esq. Ohilds, Johnston d
Trinity Church, Columbia, and Cover, Cox l.
harkely, Greenville, 8. G.
McMAsTER, MONTEITH GROATH.
Office in Law Range, Columbia, 8. o.
Greenville Mountaineer,: Unionviile IIn.es
copy nnce and send bill. Des ftmo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-14

Fresh Family Groceries.
PICKLED New York BEEF ROUNDS.
4 PIcKLED-salmon Bellies,
North Carolina Mullet. &c.
SMoKED--New York Pig Hams and strins.
Nova Scotia Salmon.
Beef Tongues, DC.
CANNED-Sucootssh,L Lima Boans.
Peas, Salmon, MackereI,
Lobsters, Pexrs. Peaches.
Green-gages, Mushrooms.
Truft1es, Asparagus.
PRKsERvED-Canton Ginger. Peara
Citron, Pine.appIes'
Strawberries, Ounces,
Blackberries,
Raspberries. &C.
JELL1Es-Guava and general aseortm
iEAs-Gnnpowder, Imperial. Japan,
s0IuchonG, and English breakfast,
selected by an expert, and fneat in
any market.
CoFFERs-Mocha, Laguayra, Rio,
y. G. Java, Kaw and Roasted.
ALSO,
The Downer MINERAL SPERM OH. absolute.
y safe as candle, brilliant as gas. and
cheap as Kerosene; have all the Necessary
burners, Wicks, Chimneys. to fix old lamps.
-SoY ~ GEO. SYMMERB.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-14

A CERTAIN CURE FOR CH11Is AND FyyEn-
off tho bile and purify tho blood: tbreo or
tour viii be sufficient. Then take a table,
spoonful OF HE1NITSH'S CHILL CURE. It
has boen tried: we know it
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-14


I have for years been opposed to calo-
mel, and since 1889, have used. Simmons
Liver Regulator as vegetable remedy,
and can confidently assert that it has
exceeded my expectations, curing cases
Of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint that
were thought almost hopeless:
GRENVILLE WOOD,
Woods Factory, Macon, Ga,
D14t3T1
A Tennessee correspondent, who is
evidently little rusty in Hellenic lore,
writes to ask "who was Aspasiap" She
was the female woman who played Jose
cles. But you mustn't suppose that we
ever knew her personally.
A Kentuckian has, by practical ex-
pertinent, settled, long-vexed question,
and announces that it takes Just Ave
shots to kill lightning rod man. No
Kee was his name.
The married ladies of Hannibal, Mo-.
have formed q "Oome Home Husband
Club" It is about four feet long and
has brush on the end of it.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-14

MEDICAL,
|0N MARRIAGE relief for young
~ men from the effects OF errors and abuses
in early life. Manhood restored. Impede
ments to marriage removed. New method
OF treatment. New and remarkable rene
dies. Books and circulars sent free. in
sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD AssO-
OlAIioN, No. 2 South Ninth street. Phila-
delph!s: p:.-an institution having a high
reputation for honorable conduct and profess
slonal e6lii. Dec 3mo
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-10
A NERVOUS INVALID

Has published for the benefit of young men and Others
who suffer from Nervousness, Debility &c. treatise
supplying the means Of selfcure, written by one who
cured himself and sent free receiving a postpaid
directed envelope.
Address
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR
Brooklyn, n. 7