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CITY BOOK STORE.
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Hester Morlsy's PromIse-By Hesba strotton.
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School House Burned. .

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Oct 3l.-The
First ward school house, the finest in the
city, was burned about twelve o'clock. It
was constructed with the Rutlan system
Of ventilation and the fire originated from
the furnace In the basement. The build.
ing cost $4,000 and was new. No in.
suFance.
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MEMPHIS.

Card from the Howard Association
..No Need for Further Contribu.
tions.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 31.-The following card
was issued to-day from the headquarters
Of the Howard Association: -.-zss...
OFFICE OF HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
No. 40 MADISON STREET,
MEMPHIS, Oct 81, 1873 J
To Our Generous Friends Throughout he
Land:
With renewed assurances OF our pro.
foundest gratitude for your past and In
valuable assistance, we are happy to an
nounce that our funds are now amply sui
ficient to meet all the wants Of our sick,
and therefore request that you stop any
further contributions to our Association
There is, however, and will be Tor consid'
erable time yet, much destitution In oul
midst as the result Of the pestilence, and
temporary destitution Of local industries
and all who may be good enough to con
tribute to the relief Of that, will please TOR.
ward to the Mayor Of our city. aan3
TSigned] A. D. LANasTAFF,
President Ho.oard association.
MEMPHIS, Oct 3l,-A card appears In
the citizens reliet report TO the morning
papers tomorrow, from Vincent Colyer
as follows:
To Major III. BEsby:
Understanding from D conversation
with you last evening and with, Mayo
johnson this morning that you are !oi the
opinion that funds Will be needed for the
sick and poor lett destitute by the recen
epidemic In Memphis, l have the honor
to enclose you $500 from the New Yorf
Young Mems Christian Association.
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GkeGttelkiGEnter:

Ma A. W. CAMPBE1L, editor OF the
,sTEl1IoEScER, was yesterday morning
.nddoply called to Bethany by the serious
i,Iuess Of his mother. His absence &C.
"orn,s ,', for the lack OF editorial matter In
mr. columns this morning and our readers
oil, excuse the omission accordingly.
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Several members Of the society Of
Jesuits left Rome Friday Tor the United
States. u ~. '..r. =, p.
Nine prisoners tinneled out Of jail at
Terre Haute, Ind, Friday night Two oi
them were charged with murder.
The feather factory in West Hobo.
ken, N. Y, has closed on account OF the
scarcity of money. Two hundred hands
are thrown ont Of employment.
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YouSo men will be rejoiced to learn
that tight boots may be drawn on easily
BY simple process. The patient lies
down on tho floor and holds his feet
straight up In tho air, until the blood runs
out Of them, thus diminishing the size ol
the foot, when 1t will slip into the boot as
Slick as getting into gutter on o dark
Eight.
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FOREIGN.
The Volcano of Etna In q State Of
Violent Eruption.

LONDON, Nov. 1-6 A. MA special
dispatch from Sicily to the Daily ReDi
reports that the volcano of Etnais in q
STAGE Of violent eruption. The outbreak
is accompanied by fearful earthquakes.
Portions OF the crater have fallen In, and
the mines Of sulphur, which have been
worked for years, and valued ct three
hundred thousand pounds, have been de.
stroYed.
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Nor LIABLE TO STAMP TAx.-In reply
tOinquiries from Philadelphia dealers, the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue says
Written or printed directions furnished to
purchaser OF laudanum, paregoric,
or other similar drugs or medicines, upon
aphysician's prescription, or upon the per
Sonal application Of the individual pur-
chasing for use and for sale, would mo-
render such drug or medicine liable Il
stamp tax by reason Of the style Of putting
Y up. See paragraph 10, special No. 145
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CHARLESTON.

The Legislature Happv.-Rosumption
of Payments.
Especial Dispatch to the Intelligcneer.l
CHARLESTON, Oct. 81.
The State Treasury resumed payment
to-day, having borrowed seventeen thous.
and dollars from the irreducible school
fund. The Legislature is happy.
ToALAHAWK.
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Arrested ON a Charge Of Embezzle.
ment.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, October 3l.-A. s.
Brooks, Manager Of the Western Depart
ment Of the Life Association Of America,
was arrested to-day, charged with the
embezZlement offour thousand dollars OF
the Company's money, and in default ol
eight thousand dollars bail he was sent 10
iail. The books show the defalcatinn
clearly, but he refuses to give any ex.
nlanation OF the matter, .lG
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Rnhhsrx ola savings Bank.

PORTLAND, October 31.-The Savings
Bank at Bethel, Me-, was early this morn.
ing entered by robbers, who blew OF the
lock OF the outer door, alarming the
nelghbors, who captured three Of the rob.
bers. They had also entered a store
during the night,
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ST. LOUIS.
M,cooLE nArLEp IN, $50, 600.

MCo0LE BAILRD IN, $2U,UUU.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3l.-Mike McCoole has
been released on $40 900 bail. .. :
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 31.-The dead body Of
q horse thief, Thomas Bax, was found
hanging in the woods near Virginia City,
Cedar county Mo-, on the morning OF the
2sth. No,clew to the murderers.l Ei'-
:, The round house of the St Louis q
Southeastern railroad, east Of St. Louis, TO.
gether with two locomotives, burned this
morning. Loss, $4,000. Insurance un-
known. -ga.
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plead NOE entity.

BEEFAsr, Me-, Oct. sl.-John T. Cor
don to-day plead not guilty to the indict-
ment charging him with the murder o
his brothers wife at Thorndike o1 th'
18th, OF June, last. His trial, begins or
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The funeral Of Father siegrist took
place Friday forenoon from st. Mary's
Catholic Church In indianapolis, Ind. The
services were exceedingly interesting and
imposing, sermon by P. Bide o'Connor,
Vice Chancellor Of the district.
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sAN9FRANCIsCo..

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3O.-The South
ern Pacific track will be completed 70
Los Angeles, 43 miles, tomorrow. A
large force Of men will be put to work at
once on the San Bernandino line.
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sen,enced ior Manslaughter.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 31.-Mrs. Mary
Montgomery, who stabbed and killed her
negro paramour, Harry Sanchez, aud
convicted for manslaughter was sentenced
to-day Tor two years In the State prison.
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NEW YORK, Oct 31.-Arrived-Alex-
ander Lavally from Havre. Alexandria
from Gibralter, aud Smidt from Bremen.
LONDON, Oct. 3l.-The steamer Hiber-
nian, from Quebec, has arrived out.
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SPAIN.

MADRID. Oct. 3l.-The Government
troops beseiging Cartagera have been re-
inforced by 5000 men, t-ti
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BY TELEG RAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
Exclusively to the Intelli gsncer.

By the Weston Union Limo.
once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts)
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| AASt S@sS ahs Ast@s&&SS~
Total area Of land in the States. and
Territories is 1884, 1905, 400 acres, and
making proper deductions, 1915, ,443,6 ,6O5
acres are yet to be surveyed.
REMOVAL OF THE MoDocs.
Orders were issued to-day for the re-.
moval Of the Modocs, who are now at
Fort McPhersan, to q pertinent location
with the Quawpaws, on the Ncosh river,
in the extreme northeastern corner OF In.
dian Territory.
SECRETARY RICHARDSON NOT TO RESIGN.
Secretary Richardson tonight denies
emphatically the rumor that he has re-
signed. He has recently taken Q house
| In Washington, and expects to make con-
siderable Of a stay at the Capital.
President Grant stated TO an Associated
Press agent tonight that he did not de-
sire Richardson 10 resign, and had made
no such request, as stated.
Richardson has been deluged with tel.
egrams from all parts Of the country to.
day as to the truth Of the statement.
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DEPOSITION OF PUBLIC LANDS.

The following statement has been pre-
pared by Commissioner Drummond, Of
The General Land Office, for his iorthcom.
ing report. During the last fiscal year
public lands were disposed Of as follows,
the figures representing the acres in round
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-Four hundred workmen were dis
charged from the Portland navy yard on
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FIRES.
ATPRRuE, INDIANA.

PERU, Oct. Sl.-A fire, supposed TO be
the work Of an incendiary, which was
discovered at 8 o'clock this morning de-
stroyed two buildings connected with the
Clifton Wheel Factory filled with dry
material and finished work. About 900
sets oil wheels were burned. Mr.. Cllfton's
loss Is $4,000. The, insurance on the
property burned Is I'll 400.
AT TAwAs CITY, MICH.
DETROIT, Oct. 3l.-A fire this morning
al Tawas city, destroyed two hotels and
several stores and saloons, causing q loss
OF $4,000.
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Weather Report.
PROBABILITIES.

WAR DEPARTnHA1,
UYSiuH OF THl CHrEH SIgNAL O1vioHn.
WlanMafoH, D. O., Oct. 3I.-8:00 2. 4.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-16
TAX NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER

Z TAX NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER
s1VAs}o ogsa aeaIssgHHyPs eIsg !RF gRPPFsFF1, u 1,a
OnAHdEuuaa s. @. Dec. ssth 1877
Notice is hereby given 'thas my books are
uow oyen foF sths ,Colleetion, ofs Taxes, al my
Office in Orangeburs as follows;
To meet eppropziasienarfon khe fiscal year,
commencing November Lei. 1872, Eve mills on
dollarL iS !Taiir5,ie I'll. iinp ~ sod on
Feespaynlensi of Defcienciasy for the lisa
veal, f,senaing ossohsr. 3iat Eve ilailiH % 400
dollar s4st9as2iH ui igas vitGEsi si'o>
For county paiposes sgmilis on Stdoiisr
-,s1 . a''7o also s1ad = 'ia',"'.a i.s 80
ceanty seheqi sstriiqqt 4sss'aaeqnatts iasi aS
For Amelia Toynship sWoJ and A. half mills
on tie sicllagnl 4 ,flstl!~ "a EaH euD .sisi
FoF5 Rranchyills township, two mills on q
dollar ~ a.is il...tt b; a4r9 ~ Is I,;a t,ts.
For Cav Cav township lone anda half mills
On dollar .ai1G y'u'Air
For Eaisto Township, ono mill on o dollar Z
For Elizabeth township, one mill on sdolar
= For aoodBy township one shill6h sdoliar, n
For Goodand Township, one mill ION dollaf
6flaebfon tosnBhip thfsshaiIIs On q dollsf
Foffs sLibsrty township thrce, ,1nillsoh d dollar.
For Lyons towaihis one faili On dollar . ''.
Fon New Hope towhshipS two mills on tho
-gcnersi tax 's'l'. -
Orange township ons ss,.h half r' min On i :
Ees Pine essys township, towns Two mill. On e :
dollar .....-, ,,,, -,
FoF Poplar township two mills on . dollar /
For Providence township, one and quarter
aiills OH the dollar . ,,Sa..ait, l',t~isl
Eos Rocky .Groye townahil. one mill on q
dollar i mi ~: a. ,.'' lt. ~
For Union townahip, two mills on q dollar
For Vances township one aud quarter mills
on a,dollarsc9,I .,-l. t,. .ai-.gi' =;
For Willow township ono and half mills
on dollar su
For Lion iownship, three mills on dollar
expect to visit the following places
ut the dates mentioned.
Brapchville- "Wednesday January 1st
1873, !
Lewisville - Thursday and Friday,
January I'd and 3 1873.
Fort Motto Saturday, January 4th,
1873. i(!1h1 HI
FeIdera Tuesday, January 7th
1873.
Dick Gleaton's Store Thursday, Jan:
uary 9, 1873.
The penalty Of 20 per cent acrues of:
ter the fifteenth Of January 1873.
THAD G. ANDREWS,
Trsnsuyer Of Ornngeburg County.
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S5Tos2o per day, Agents wanted All clas-
ses of working people, Of eitker aex, young or
old make more money at work for us in their
sYare s.arass,5a or al t;ss s:is,s. thaa ea any.
thing else. Particulars free Address @. stin.
sen u Co., Portland, Maine.
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sOLURI,#A R5AC4F4gy ,GUANO.

Guano now SO w DatAerI B for it's remarkable
effects for neg the
from u.s. I established
s this Gsano
Tie supplies tBet this
Julian Of TIE comp9py
planters
that 10 cafl) n ~
H. j. N ROBSON, Selling Agent Charleston
oi ayo1grnf aJNOas. REESE & Co.
Terms a48 caahj S53 ,,hout
TO acGamadata planters order
decide whether will
Factory the l 'a'ae
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South Carolina Department.
80 LITE Asssoeia iats66114i of .Afserieas a~sr1o
~ .l = . I'D, HAeoop Sit I'D raa 10 sa ,sd ga

/, We call attention TO the following fhctss
1st. No Company in. the world has .attain
Whyi3 Because the, Life, Association ;inve
operates. thereby putting capital where eep
It snos gsti advemsnre gotten Fup for tie
mutual coaapary, managed entirely tfos the
All the suEplnssor profits is returned TO then
! Asit invests its funds at 10 per cent, Hhi
by law, to invest In their own State, only ca
dividends will be larger and consequently
cofnpanSsnf sg7hi iifTl ttGG tr'|otl Cd ISif.
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.,if2o snetaaraii ID 10 oGoil4r1b- yhsoqe.
] ~! 4lr'' .iti 7rsY II r.ti!pAaeldl wnn
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-16

.t'ti IHfHH c'ssi.lJ I.f1I ttIi.4 53ts 0fffIl
d the, SAME SUCCESS iR % sbSstla ssrio9us
'ts its money n every locality Yhess, IS !,
'al i' needed ind RlaakEihs hs s5aaass 5AfltI
beflsRt 'of stoekfolde bhe u tpuseisv
benefit of those who fake policies ID yr1
! annually .in, the shape Of dieiieBds. a, ,,i
70 New York, companies being eoapeM
rn 6. to z per cent, We clairii that oef .
cheaper tthiiH hhlia ) ahy Nov H6aSa
sshhoV 27aauggdf
homassa sTsd Yt1oqpqq no soxsi sdT
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-27

0ie 6ofTnuneen, tpelde Wefante ouf
6teieS 3uiammeuleben nit i6rem 09etm
geiebt bate, trogen benn aud nt6t.
Wobl bate er audi ra19e Seiten fetteS
@eienS, mar tportfarg un6 IN it6 gefebrt,
unb 5etgte man6mal, tpenn ietne f1rper7
liden 3et6en i'm betmiu6teu, audi gar
1eltfdme Qaunen uno 8eritimmungen.
Nber Die arme @atfe gep06nte ii9 balo
baran, BENIN unter at bieien 8unberGt67
fetten lag bod cine l1nterftr6mung BON
6er3ensgiite u1o inntger I6eilndhme,
uno inter Ser ettoaS fta6eltgen S6ale
etlt ebler peider &ern perborgen, Ser al
lerotngs fir BEN getp0bnlt9en 8eo6a6ter
ni6t ie1r altgenfdl1tg an 6te @rf6einung
frat. Snfel Nuoolf mar elmer bon jenen
Wfeni6en, Die ni6t gerne met6 uro geS
rit6rt erf6einen ;.ie mebr ct ft6 innerlt0
ertpdrmt ua0 ergrtffen fiiblte, 0eito geflt17
ientli6er Derbarg er eS. Weitr aud TN
9tagemeinen 16petgiam nn6 peri6lollen
uno ntdt ielten ret5bar, 10 mar er oo0
ntemals bart poer bari6 8egen Utelalte,
nnb ipra6 ntemalS 10 fpDttii9 o0er 1arz
faitii6 NIT i6r, pie ct Die Utaiortt be-
banoelt bate, 1tn6 BET ben tnt11er 1~eltetter
tperbenben 8egegnungen nod INNER be-
banoe[te. unD Lar er ie etntdal IN Wort
nnn Gene6men untptrib uno ungeoulotg
The Republican journal., 1873-05-08
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET

WEDNESDAY, April 80, 1873.
At market this week-3059 Cattle; SOIL Sheep and
Lambs; 1852 Swine; Western Cattle 1893; North
ern Cattle and Working Oxen and Mich Cows
100; Eastern Cattle, 6.
Prices of Beef Cattle per hundred lbs live weight
Extra quality, 5oa$7 IS; First quality, s. ooa7 Is;
Second quality, So 25a$6 rs; Third quality s4 s5a600
poorest grade of coarse Oxen, Bulls &c. $3 50a4 25
BY the pound, dressed weight, from 5allc per ID.
Hides-lides l-2c; Taliow Gao 1-2c per Id;
Country Talow 5a5 l.2c; Country Hides SC Der ID;
2 so.
Working Oxen-We quote sales of pr 9Th fl
8 in $3.50; pr, it in 1925; pr # 10 in, $2l5;
pr 6 # 10 in $500; pr # in, $1S5; pr, #
in, 3175; pr, 6 # in, $1S2.
Mich COWS Extra $5oa90; ordinary So a5o.
Store Cattle-Nothing doing in the Store Cattle
trade, except tor Working Oxen and Mich Cows.
Sheep and Lambs-Western Sheep and L ,mbs
cost delivered at Brighton, from l-3a6 l-2c per H.
Wool Sheep from Ease per Id.
Swine-Store Pigs wholesale Ease; retail 1-2a1oc
Fat Hogs, $4,000 at market prices Lao Lee per Id.
The Republican journal., 1873-05-08

To the Hoaordjle tie Court Of C,u1,ty C,u,.
miSsioaers far Ne Coutty or Ualdo 0ud
state 9f Mujn@ next ~ he h0idcH In Saii
CoHnty,dt Beltdt,oR tie Seventeenth dQ,,af
December, 4. d. 1872.
y ESPECTFUl.Ll shows that highway com
u menclng at or near the present residence, OF
Charles Ward in the town Of Troy in said Cuult,
thence running TO certain fir trees line between
me sad town OF Troy ard the town OF Plymouth in
fenobseot County and differing east 81 ,Irrrard
hlll so called thence from said r hy the most
practicable and conyo nient location to the Packard
road so called, thence troTu the said Packard road
to the main travelled cad rom Rogers t'urn.r 50
called to the town of Plymouth. II 1T said highway
would be OF great pubic convenience ana is really
OF great public necessity to the travelling comnun-
ity Wherefore your petitioners of the said counties
OF Waldo and Penobscot jointly pray that your
honors would agreeaby TO the statute in sHch cases
made and provided, locate and approve aid highway
with due regard to the rights and interests OF all
concerned, and as in duty Bound VIII ever pray
JOSEPH rs rilS, ana lIj others
NONcmhor y. ~.
The Republican journal., 1873-05-08
STATE OF MAINE.
WALDO SS.-County Commissioners Court

"ALbo SS.-COuntY commissioners Court
April Term, 1873
On the foregoing, Ordered, That notice be given
that the County Commissioners OF waldo ana
Penobscot Counties will meet at the house Of ChIIr
ward in Troy, on Tue sday, the seventeenth day of
June next, at ten O'Clock, A, Nj :, ana therce ,r,-
coed to view the route set forth III the petition.
Immediately after which, at some convenient pinc,
IN the vicinity, a hearing of the parties and their
witnesses will be had, and such further measures
taken in the premises the Commissioners may
Judge proper; that notice of the time, place and
purposes OF said meeting be given all per sons and
Corporations interested by causing an attes copy
OF said petition with this order thereon to be served
on the Chairman of the County Commissi oners OF
the County of fenobscot also by causing Il like copy
to be published in the kennebec Journal being the
State paper, and also in the Republican Journal,
paper print ed in said County of Waldo and also in
the Bangor Daily Wing and Courier, paper print
ed In said County OF Penobseot; and by posting Il
like copy in three public places in each the towns
o: Troy and Plymouth and by serving it the Clerks
OF each OF said towns; all OF said publications and
notices to be posted, served and published thirty
days before the time of said meeting.
Attest-W, G. FRYE, Clerk
Copy of Petition and Order of Court.
Attest-W. G. FRYE, Clerk
The Republican journal., 1873-05-08
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

MONDAY, May 5, 1879.
mont butter at 35a36c per ID; prime lots of old at
30a32c bakers at 1la15c.
CHEESE--We quote Vermont and New York
at l5al6 1.2c per b medium factory at 12a1ic com.
cheese at 9a11c.
EGGS-Ihe market to-day is hardly so firm, and
sales have been made at 17al7 LIE and Southern
and Western sell readily at l6a16 l-2c
BEANS : We quote choice mediums So rs;
choice pea beans at SO 25a3 so.
DRIED APPLES-We quote at ? LA 1.2c per
Id for Eastern sliced La &c IL tor Eastern quar-
tiers; 7aS lie for New York Sliced and 1-2a7c for
quarters; fancy Southern sliced sell at l.2as &c
and common Southern apple at Sac l2c per h.
VEGETABLES-EarlyR Rose POTATOES sell at CSC;
Jackson Whites s5a95c; Davis Seedlings 81 90 per
bush.
GRASS SEEDS-$4 37a4 rs per bush for Herds
Grass; 81 oOa4 81 per sack for Red Top; 35a19 LEO
for Western and Northern Clover
HAY-We quote prime hay at S2sa27 per ton;
common $lsa22; Straw $25a26 per ton.
The Republican journal., 1873-05-08
EXPERIENCE OF YEARS.
WHAT Is NEEDED.

BOSTON, Feb. 10, 1871.
Mr.. IL. K. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-About one year since found myself in
feeble condition from general debility. VEGETINE
strongly recommended to me by friend who
had been much benefited by its procured the
article and, after using several bottles, restored
to health and discontinued its feel quite
those complaints for which it is peciaIy prepared,
and would cheertully recommend it to those who
feel that they need something restore them to
perfect health. Respectfully yours,
L. l.. PETTINGILL.
Firm of 5. NJ Petingill Co., ~ State ST., Boston.
NEGETINE extends its influence into every part Of
the human organism, commecng with its founda-
tIon correcting diseased action and restoring vital
powers creating healthy formation and purifca-
ton of the blood driving out disease, and leaving
Nature to perform its allotted task. NEGETINE is
sold by druggists. 1m42sp
The Republican journal., 1873-05-08
Centaur Liniment.

There is no pain which the Ccntau Liniment
will not relieve, no swelling ii Will not subdue,
and no lameneSs which it will not cure. This
is strong language, but it is true. Where the
parts are not gone, its effects are marvellous
1t has produced more cures OF rheumatism
neuralgia, lock-jaw. palsy, sprains, swellingS,
caked-brea>ts, scalds, burns, salt-rheum, ear
ache, &C., upon the human frame. and of strains.
SPAWN, gals, &c, upon animals in one year
than have all other pretended remedies since
the world began. 1t is a counter-irritant, an
all-healing pam reever. Cripples throw away
their crutches, the lame walk, poisonous bites
are rendered harmless and the wounded are
healed without a scar. 1t is no humbug. The
recipe is published around each bottle. 1t is
selling as no article ever before sold and it sells
becaues it does just what it pretends TO do.
Those who now suffer from rnematism, pain or
swelling deserve to suffer if they will not use
Centaur Lniment. More than 1000 certificates
of remarkable cures, including frozen limbs,
hronic-rheumatism,s govt, running tumors, &C.,
have been received. We will send circular
containing certificates, the recipe. &C., gratis to
any one requesting it. One bottle of the yellow
wrapper Centaur Liniment is worth one hun.
dred dollars for spawned or sweened horses
and mules, or for screw-worm in sheep. Stock
owners-this liniment is worth your attention.
No family should be without Centaur Linment.
j. B. ROSE & Co., New York.