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LOST IN THE WOODS.

/ q
os",,,.as L" -. ..",: o1.'n,s IN Chonoysnn
Gou"tf+ h1icn'--A Lost (unapnss..A
rive lays, DICT of Dog-Mcat"-Terri-
DAG suftefihss OF Three Lost A1cn.
r. MI. Reuben !, A, Murray, who rcs,des at No. II
Duhled street, and who roao'led this city yester-
day returning from Oteego County. gives our
feor.er tIn psrtcTs Of asS Of erfbo sut
County week. beoae 'anpdss ass a m n GhGSoy a
oeimg ug substantially as follows:
Tho latter part Of November, Elitah Barrett,
Of 81. Louis dratlot County, aud Mossrs, Charles
| barton and Joshua Burt. gunsmiths at Bay City,
Saa hsysae to o1 via t sd sy hy hsd
Sec. ., Town 81 north. hlngo 2 west, aud TINT
Of x, But9n 'a, and Burt 1eng in Sec. IN sao
but. as 1t proved, not least, q Hmali dor. -''
After lowing Otsogo Lake, the three explorers
proceeded nolt4eaaLwartily, and en- Friday, the
Barrett. Saturday morning tEey started wost-
warlly IN scalch Of Sec. 4, hut made slow
progress, the snow being deep. Game, euo was
very sca1co aud the provisions they Ind takou
from ossego Lne were now exhausted On sn
they made scanty supper. During tic. day it
vas found that tho compass did not perform it's
wontod functions, and iu the evening thoy dts
covered that tho glass had been pushed down 80
Of tho point Of n hnife-bado, tho glass WIS ro-
moved, but nj it slipped from Its placo tho needle
dropped into the campfire, and was lost
This was d serious calamity to tho party, but
they hoped to be ablo to find their way to tue
claim, and thence to q settlement ucar tho
mouth Of .Cheboygan River. Monday aud Tucs-
duY. however, proved to pe dark. stormy dnys.
and tho sun, by which they lortd to be abIo
to decide their course. was m nhHcnrcd
~ to DO wholly Invisible. Tuosday night thew
killed tho dog, Icnu, ill-couhitlo4cd auimni
roasted his tnreo-pouad carcass before thair
canp-1lro, aud ate half OF it without salt. tLoy
having thrown away thcir cooking utensils
during tho day, aud with them tlcr salt and
pepper.
Tho next morning tho remainder of tho dog
was dovourcd, ana, tho day proving dark autl
cheprleas, tloy started northwardIy, boln.
guided by moHs upon tho trunks Of
the troes, In search OF tho Cloboycan
ltlyer. and succeeded in roachlng it, They
then attempted to follow its course, but would
where they could not 70 a!,oad and wero forcoG
to retraco their steps some listu,co and mai,o n
dctour round the Moruss. Wind.faIls, too woro
OF common occurrence, md thoir proeIosa
was very slow. No galno OF any description way
to be found, and Wednesday, uight found tloEn
weak and faint.
That night the torrhe gale that caused aucI,
destruction Of property throughout tho State
burst upon thosn. md tho crabl, Of tho troca |
that wore hurlou to the earth filled them with n !
new alalm. Proyldohtialiy they received no |
injuries, thongh tr6eB fell ai around them, and |
Thursday morning thoy set forth at lay-
light. tho furious Wind chilling thom to tIa |
bona and causing thom to despair Of reaclling |
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AT tho hanging OF Hall, II, belmont, Nevada,
on Nov. 2S, nccordng to tho noeso lliyer Rovoiue,
being interrupted tho condemned man, whlIo
making his speech, BY romarking; "G-d d-n
you, what did You kill Him for? Wo hang your
klnA!" TAlH waB tho only demonstration inasle !;
and tho man who Interrupted tue doomed ma1a
haa fearful load put on him aftor tbs execu-
ton,
, 1873-12-22
down from sng'naw yesterday with Mr.. Murray,
aud ia not particularly plensod with Ills Choboy-
gan County larln nB G. winter residence.
BAEz' DEPOSED,
A Revolution In sn,,to pom,nu

| from Auvicen recolvou III this city IL IL general
TIM. President Dnoz Of the Itopublio OF snnts
Domingo is bv this timn doposed, and TINT a ney
Provisional Government Inns boen established,
having for lta headquarters tho City Of sante
1nominEo. 1,a The % revolution, Which las assumed
Plata on Nov. 25,. whom Tho people aroso on
1nAsso, md donlArod tho Government OF prosi.
don't Baez to 30 doposcd on tho ground OF hlH
general violation Of oil tho constitutional rlgha
public safoty was Of once established, antl proc
| lamatlon or manifesto Was drawn l1p, printed,
any scattered among tho poople, WHO oagorly
Joined ~ tho moyoWent to overthrow tho alleged
Tha proclamation "dlaowns tho Government
of Prosldont. Dacz BECAUSE" among many othor
hs' afie has violated tho Constitution in tho follow
tng manner: Article 3prohibits the sale or annex
atton OF my part Of the 1opublo, and la las for
Sl,ooo.0oo oircrod tho country for sac iu tho
American mnrkot;" and goes on to say:
"For all thoso .reaaous, an1 many others too
humorous to mention. We. tho Dominican people,
nMnM y be the @ 81 tho c1ao Ds
hts 0oyorn,nons. We therefore declare the
powor of President Daez void, aud na,no Com
mittoo OF Public Wo'farc, which wo recognize as
the Provisional Government and We deoInro tho
tlo Republic ns President Of this Goyorn-
mont until tho Dominican people shall
by a votc appoint deiuitcly D ruler; aud
wo further declare that wo prcsont, and
vii Of Tie people,. the Gems. Isnaoio II. Con.
zaeB and MANUEL 4. Oicares rs candidates of Tho
Ciboa for tho Presidency Of tho Republic. Wo
further declare that NO rocognize no political
party as preferable aud that all official employees
Of whasovor position, that adhere to ths movc-
ment IN good faith shall romain by guarantee to
fill their Respective positions. We alY1 declare
tho absolute llborty Of tho Pross. Avs admit
, 1873-12-22

13AKNkS' 3u IoOr.PnWER HONOLL.sAW, WAR
rt9S 1pSa fhT os toSt E,s ip9s qlflr oil
, 1873-12-22
THE ROLL OF HONOR,
List OF Senators nnd Representatives
WHO HIVE Returned Their Nnrts
Puy.

List Of Senators anti Representatives
WHO IQatvc Returned Their Hncts
Pny.
, From the Stto FORK Tribune
Tho following ID the full aud complete list OF
Senators and Representatives. in Congress who
hnve COVERED back-pay into tho Treasury, It is
Transcript from tue official record in tho oi1ico
Of Treasurer Spinner. Tho record is clioay Ie-
markable for tHo names which do not appear
upon it. Out OF n Senators only 10 heye re-
moved tho temptation and placed the money out
Of their reach III the Treasury; OF 252 Kepresent-
atives only IL have doue the snme.-a little moro
than 25 per cent OF tho Bcnate and little leBs
then ~ por cent OF tho Houso:
SENATORS.
Anthony. Pratt,
Buckingham NaMhay,
DIyHrd, Sletlnnn,
Chandler, 9cott;
Clsserly, 6uinler,
F1rry. HcAurz,
trelMghuyacn, Thurman,
FentOn, Wilson,
uanlill, Wright,
Morton 10 uut Of u.
AEMpEn5 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
Barber, J. Allan. La,Mrcnce, YIN. {acccunt
M Bra Jonu L. xLllIa Congress, $l,olv)
Cotton, 4. n: nlcrrich, w.n. II.
Cfeos, Joln Al. Moutoe, jas.
Coz, u. 8: AltUrary, e.
Gobnln John. Aliichu'l, Alex.
E;;4lses, j: y. Ieulls'on, ]. il. -.
F4rnswurtI, j. L. {part re- Perry, LII.
turned by County Trcas- Potter, q. N.
j.. Mrer of WAnhegan Oo., Roberts, ". II,
ILL.,; $Gos25) Itusk S, III.
FArwrli, O. u. ltohurts b. H.
Foster, Chas. I&uoseyet, IL. j..
Eoster. ". u. starkweAtAcr, II. Il.
Frye, W.. scssiuns, W. l..
uArtsid, ia. sawyer, i,
lFHwl6y, j. u. swuiln Iuos.
!i4zletont g, ". yownBollt ".
!laW!ey, J.R Upsou, VIII.
ltae, Eugene. Wueeor, ". A.,
llasoy. T. H.. willard, q. ".
!!9lMal!, W. 8. Walron, Henry,
lltll, JUllu. II out ur ~
Kerr, NJ, @.
, 1873-12-22
AGENTS WANTED.


4 GEkrS WAETEp.17MALit WAETEp.7.MALit OR FEMALE, 70
utllabg A!ssican Novelty COMPANY, ia ;ast aiai.
, 1873-12-22

..... SEWING MACHINES,
RuY 4 SINGER HEW1N1. MACHINE AND PAY
- iaf II N sowing, ut III South EtArk st, u.sinfS
HNnt Gall aud soe tho eassast WY 10 Ket suwinv-
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eGu5 ~ sdS ssa.h ilalslelst;. destses iew ,u-
ss letosenoe, Psot. ". u. H. 6l4tnews and liz itsr
, 1873-12-22
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

0sd9op 1 WILLIAMS WILL SELL AT PRIVATE
~ sA!p Tor tue NUT Ex days. full assortment u( xuDs
t. t!e wants q ybedy viii sa At
Mnst,on, s On Heanssiay. friday. an4 Saturday,
sa!e.ssooms, No. " huath Uaua!.st. Mbora ad,ancss
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JAMES Tracy, G5cyoad TreasureF
o1ANnA'0 o 81 William Street New York.
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-1-za.ss.N--I-z....ras-sszssa
A Coon CRrlLE2-Four oess,
half pound sugar, one pat sweet
mails quarter pou lard. one nut
meg grated. two teaspooustul OF ST.
da srl cream tartar. a5uI sufficient 60
roll nicely, fry in lard, IS dolshUuis.
FoRrUNArrS pCpuiNG.-r0o eggs,
add their weight ia b1Uor and loaf
su-ar. melt the butter a .i,'Ie, and
heat we'll together. Line ;he dish
wiki pun paste. md lay Some fruit
iau upon il. Pour tie Oaf.cg IN, att
bake a quarter o. aa hour or twenty
minutes.
GlXGER NCrs.-Thrce pounds and
half of four, three quarters ct but
ter, the sare quantity OF sus. r, a
quarter Of a pound o. good ginger. q
quart of mclasses an ounce OF all
spice. aud the same quaoG,y Of row
dered cloves aud ciudomOn. Bake
Ia small, thin cakes
ROrGH BSCrIrS.-Crc Touu1 Of
-four, five eggs, leaving cuttNo of The
whites. one pound OF srg1r beat the
eess and sugar together half an hour.
mix with The -four one ounce OF
ground ginger and one ounce Of cara
wsv seeds. then nix an together;
drop upon tins, so. IS 10 look rough
when baked.
SwrErnRFAUs Trim them care
fully. soak them first ia cold water %
extract The blood, a0i afterwards put
them n boiling water o. t'auch
sacu. Boil aul serve Ej.. drawn
butter or lard, and soas, ;hcm t,.,
thoroughly done, aud serve on toas
with a nice veal gravy, or si.ee thia
dip them in egg. aud fry in butter
until well do.s and nicely Drowned.
LoosE Bowels Iy HoRsES In
all case, Of chrome diarrhUa We Save
found putting powdered charcoal In
the feed a very good remedy and t.
the disease depends on digestive
function, the liver iucludcd-cIve q
few doses of the following. Pow
dercd godeu-seaI two ounces, ginger
one ounce, salt one ounce. Pose.
haitian olnce twice q day.
o, p,,s.,-., .NiI.-.,g C-rfs-B1iI
r.nt O.. water and on pound 1rd
,.I- .rrefred SUGAR tli n Is very
cr.,, skim. 81. and rr..is. ls,s-,a cold
P,-.tto crabs AMI .5 ttis an-n.i.y
,fsvrr- I'm. one rerrd cr.rair sad
..,.--- SOW, f.i,e,t,r Remove
each apple s'p,ra'e.T' and pour the
syrup over when '.'.' cooled a'a
rod 5-oaos anc non-lssi 'o'',1 Rem
der
r ~t
AA'''>. ~ y 81. '.''' &c.
iai'-7' -..n TO .i.' > .''e come
ee1 on zoe lTsi ''. ~ june. I'll e."
te.'s were cu' t,l'fe '.'t "'F
Very H'tle wheat VIII be Gu, in TIE
coast counties Tor two 0ec@s. -uns
far We have heard no. OBSCURE -''-
Iel '''S o'u, '"' nanny -"O I'''
Dds d. ,'-' u' .e''y' '' '.".'
ara" '.'a- i'- ''' t1'..s '' -o'-
ceded ty tnsSe VINO '''' n'A ''e or
por.unlly 10 @. a''' 'ae J.. ."l' ?
Reds. Even Mrere f'fr' I~ IUI'
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THE CODE OF HONOR AND con
CE,LEp WEAPONS The Richmond,
va. Enquirer reproducesa digest oil
Honor published by CO.! Rhett, OF
he New Orlssos PicU me- who
killed Jutgc Cooley 10 the recent
duel According 10 me digest,
..the code disc Cuteaalces Tie bear
inc OF arms. assumes that gentlemen
DO net wear them. aHd prohibits The
con bat 10 hot blood at The moment
of Injury or uud-r excitement. Il
takes AL qnsrre.s out Of the hands OF
the prineipa. par.i,s aud places them
Cor scttlemeatiu the uUls uf seconds
supposed 10 be and oouaseiei 90 b-
cool aud Gi~P. s-Iulate, making them
responsible 10 The public opluion oil
the cOmmuui v for The result IN each
ips,arcc. Il requires thlt 80 op
ptrAu;ry shall te s.iyvcj 90 explain
a-oIoglse Tor and peaceably adius'
every quarrel capable Of such tarmj
nation. Under ',s rules If carrie,
out 90 both sides. few difficulties 81,
incapable OF adjustment. All fe7
aq. Is can take place. Thousard
of 4uarrr.s have been satisfactorily
arranged In Gases where efforts "a
reconciliation tail, end The pa,ue
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fowls, aud give your scraps to these,
thus turning yOur refuse into money
Fowls c9u be kept 10 this way at lit
de or no cost, s1pPlyj0g the family
With their breakfast eggs, and giving
tbeis Keepers a delightful o.cn.aucn.
For there IS greet s.'.slac',rn 10 car
ing fer a ;hsify f1-k os handsome
fowls, not merely for ,he grown folks,
but also for the children, WAC Will
enter into the pursuit Win the great
ss, seal, and dc.i-ht in ~stching all
ths various processes OF the hen
rousc.-the Lying, The s'uus The
growth If The lit,e chickens, All 10
eve--;r',-estiuc occupation of gather
iug tie Fe4rly. fesh-.aii eg-S.
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g., Near Third Av1rVs
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Tie startling Ira gback on nearly all
medicinal agents has ever been tnat in
.reir process OF purgaucn and purifier
lion ihcy uaye also dehiin'ed The. sys-
t.u. T.o'yi.rc The officially Physicians
aavc long s5' Cor ou agent that would
Pure, Purify aa3 Strengthen
AT oye ,va rue SAME TINE.
Their research has OF last been rewar.
1ell- % discovery which fully real zeS
r.. f.aGcst desires Of the medical facul'
.v. s-d which is justly regarded as the
nest important triumph that Pharmacy
ass ever achieved In.s important 5es.d
,rs;uu is
Tf TUFTS Vegetable Liver Til,
Ws5ch purity thc o.ooi and remove all
corrupt huuors anil unhealthy accam' Ia
TORS from tIe body. aud yet produces no
wc.EU-ss or l1seituic whatever. but on
tie cDa'rary tc~,. Q stomach pud i1vIeo
rates the 5oiy during thepr gress o their
OPERATION. Thev unite the heretofore
.ri..oaat..j'e qualities OF n strengthen
Sea-. prr-ltiyc aul q purifying tonic. pr.
,atrs Pills g~, ..e most active and
earc.rc ucl.-iac ia cx.s teuoe. They al
once atrsck the v.ry SCOT If diseases, aud
Their 2ction Sc 2prlvlt dat in an hour
or ESQ after tn,y are taken he p'tient Is
aware o. their cool elects They may he
taken at aus time without restraint tdiet
NJ g,caps'ion they produce neither nau-
va. gripping or debility, an as family
a.iioir. .ne7 have no rival Price p
cess box. Sold by all Druggists. rrin
cip5. otice, rs and 20 P.att ST NeT
York.
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20 Tres,rr- N'i.r.u Cr1is-Boii
r.ut o.. vatoy and or pound 'vi %
lllr ofrcfued sugar ii u Is very
clear. skim /. ana lCti5 tscase cold.
Pere the crabs. and 90 this quantity
If syrup put one pound ~ Fruit aud
siuucr slowly uil,eaier Remove
each arl lo separately, and pour the
syrup over when O u.,'e cooled, aud
I'D 5-aase a1d lemon peel byi.,dteU-
der
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Is tte mo> powerful cleanser, strength.
euer AMI remover Of Glanlular Obsuuc-
81 ,-., known to Nr'srq .Veii-o.
l,,s specially adopted % constitutions
"woru down and dea,iitated by the wal ma
weather. Of Spring aud Summer, when the
blood is mott active circulation, conse-
lueu'ly gathering impurities from slug
-ishncss amt imperfect action of the Sc
cretiye organs. and is manifested b. Tu-
mors Erup,iouS, BloJcLes. Boils, Pus,ules,
Sc-otu'l. DC, &c
When weary and languid from over
wc'% anil luNu,ss, irowz.ness and iner-
tis ,,as The place Of energy and yigGr,
the system needs Tome % Spild it M
and the Vital Forces TO regain their 1ecu
pcra,e power.
In the hoo: # Summer. frequently the
Lt,r anil Sy's.a DO not properly perform
their suu-iilu~: the Ut,riae and Urinary
Organs are inactive, predicting weakness
Of ;ho stomach and in,cstines aud predis-
position 20 bilious arrangement.
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ABOOKFORT THE MILLIoNy
Ec.ics :, tsa AHicted ars Va::.::uaa:e.

before applying the uotorious ouaeksv advertise In
pebble ers or Using any quaek remedies peruse Dr.
hus EcFk r1u5r What disease Is or hos deplor'
able your con Hilton. - 80
Or. Butts c-crries double hou'. o. tvsnty.seTec'
rcoms j. Endorsed by o. the most eelebratsd nel
cal professors % hs country All Eucre an ean b eon-
,u rt-.cnalv or bv mail the diseases mentioned In
bis ~orks OFce snd rarors, No. u y. Eighth iHesv
oetvsta Market and 0hssuut. ct. Louis. No
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DR. w ELLIS

EXTRACT OTJGRTBEB.4
e. r~cparel directly f.cm .Se South
American rlcaa and 's peculiarly suited
-o all these difficulties; twill cleanse the
viri,.cj b!.oi strengthen tie life givin;
oawe-s. and rcmov' all distractions from
impaired and cofeehlei Or,ans.
I.shoalG 70 freely taken ne Je'u cha
rs -sauaunras'ty needles. yfTi'ersth' most
Efficient uuffer. tonic amt ieo5s'r"oticns
SHOWN in the whole range OF med ca al
l.ats
joins q. KELLOGG, lS p'ait st., \. Y,
Sole tqr1 lr tts iHtsi States.
Pr;ce cue dollar per bottle. Scnd for
reu'ar dun
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C]2esapeake g. Chic 2Qsii.I7-..ysd,
PH,oaI ciendug tlougb Ire entire Vest and Noyth,ccs

Paroq,s TIE entire Vest and NoHhcct,
ant ntrae for which v9 BEEN awarded and work on hr
i 'bir rcry few years it viii be the ninns II six or
r.n the civ Of Huntington has advantages Which Ar
a. any n[ b SGuSern Ohio o and w. We vrr m
the NE The Great Knnpwhe and its f i5uinTie Pi
Known others in The United States for the re the superior
@ rScu.r C which to be vaus substitute charcoal
render Hyoasr ie J e timber oans IN great variety and
iy % c5- of Huntington will occupy important ro
i, on the Rnny which the Chesapeake Ohio Railroad
Will w ;s% S iG P TS the S if,aRfISs y and
the great rivers oil vac ien, n for the in,crcham on an rnT fo I
S st stable, Of products
M states % ,l AZ r inviting locality can be found than the
city Of 20 the noturo, reauy remarkable and its gen.
a prophet have at great cos laid o the city plan
an,aee Of convenience Arrangement qualification
All been made Of allow
and YET leave a residence large enough allow space for the Guilt
n ~ ] for The better cia.; of residence lots will oniy be sold
Inject which will forever prevent nsa9 the Vicinity
Ian cn be easily economically adapted
FeS sentr part the city College,
,enIlyf e f pa So vaTr higher branches enrn: mot
F s. prices n Of . soo vary $3.50 according
cation These present prices butare binding beyond this
The payment ave ten ger r. og vi y al" rn
be gwen and per
he rrmeing y per a''s purchase with
iii he vn with
within
dot. Of pnf specified observe
specified regulations
Ibs alton of the buildings 0 erected
epes and experienced almost all Of the older cities
advantages
non successful the extensive scale of FOundries
Huntington The
red supply Chesapeake and Ohio
vicinity transported to Huntington
purposes. o.: Dill, ..;- I've, c,nrot.,- = e,.-b. -
The ,o s route e n the Eslera washington 70 nua
will be given application IS ds IN y letter
70 s''DS' u 70. W. EHWONS, Gn7 Sap.
JOHN IL. OLEY, AGENT
Huntington, West Va
y <AAHAAN' o. --SN> 81 William Street New York.
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g0CIBRITcE ALUM SPRINGS, Va
Thi, celebrated watering place is new
orap 20 receive guests Those who are
afflicted with scrofula, g'audular swell
ings. and c. taueous Eruptiye Diseases,
Ervsirclas letter, Eczema, SC. CTonlc
U.auLcn, and Dyscrtery Dyspepsia
Bronchitis, Chronic Thrush, DroT'y and
ri,s. should lose no tiue in coming to
This fountain Of health to be healed. For
,be cure of ueuy Of the above diseases,
-Ii. water stands nurtyalel among the
mineral water OF the United States.
JAMES A.FRAXIER, Proprietor
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TINHE GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN
JURUBEBA BLOOD PURIFIER

Is the most powerful cleanser, strengthened
to Materia Medica.
1t is specially adapted to constitutions :" worn
down and debiltated by the warm weather or
Spring and Summer when the blood Is not in
active circulation, consequently gathering i'm
puritieS from SluggishneSS and imperfect action
OF the Secrctive organs, and Is manifested by
Tumors, Eruptions, Blotches, Boils, Pustules
ScrOfula, &C., &C.
When weary and languid from overwork and
dullness, drowslness and inertia take the place
OF energy and vigor, the system needs tonic
to build II up and help the Vital Forces TO re-
gain their Cooperative power.
In the heat OF summer, frequently, the Liver
and Spleen do not properly perform their func-
lions; the Uterine and Urinary organs are In
active, producing weakness OF the stomach and
intestines and predisposition to bilious de-
rangement.
DIR. WELLS
EXTRACT OF JU X L + b A
is prepared directly from the South American
Plant and is peculiarly suited to all these dffl-
strengthen the Life-Giving Powers, and remove
all distractions from
IMPAIRED AND ESFEEBLED ORGANS
1t should be freely taken, as Jurubeba is pro-
nolnced by medical writer's the most efficient
Purifier, Tonic and Deobstruent known in the
whole range OF medicinal plants.
JOHN q. KELLOGG, IS Platt street, New York.
Sold by Druggists. Sole Agent for the United
States. Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send for
Circular. JunelI dw4w
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LOBE PAPER COMPANl
PUBLISHERS PRINTERS, sTATloNERs
BLANK BOOK MANUFl CTLREEs,
RUTLAND, VT.

Having purchased the Wholesale Paper and
Stationery business OF II. A. sawyer and the
Printing business OF Jas. X. Nc Lean. with the
addition OF q complete Book Bindery. they have
consolidated the whole into one business, and
moved the same into the new and commodious
"Giobe Building" erected especially for the
use OF the Company.
With one OF the most complete Printing De-
partments Of any establishment In the State,
under the supervision OF one of the best practical
printers in the country, they are prepared 10 do
all kinds of plain and ornamental work In the
most approved manner and on short notice
Our Jobbing Department will comprise iull
lines OF Writing Papers, both folded and nat
Envelopes, (Note. Letter and Oficial,) Blank
Books or every description, School Books,
States, Pens, Pencils, INKS Law Blanks, cut
lery, Wrapping Papers Of all kinds, Paper Bags,
Flour Sacks, Twines and Cordage, Wooden
Ware Matches, Brushes, Backing, Blueing.
&C., &c. This Department will be found well
stocked and worthy the attention OF close buy
ers.
The Bindery will be under the charge OF one
Of the most thorough workmen TO be found In
the State, and all work will be executed in the
best style and with dispatch.
With men of long experience In charge and
with extensive facilities for conducting their
business In its several departments, they pre-
OF the kind to be found outside the cities, anu
solicit the patronage OF the Public, feeling con
ndent that they can insure the wants OF all
upon the most favorable terms
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