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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-12-04

John Bayless et,al. VS.. Bsrtsn Baylass,
OF. al. Decree revived.
Melvipa Humphreys vs.. N. =. Chedis,
ter, ct. al. Nuse revived.
X. Love VS.. d, A. Bigss, ct. al. Sale
confirmed and defendants ppy the cost.
Bowen u 0verbaugh vs.. G. A.. Eames.
Sale of land docrced for the benefit of
plaintiffs.
G.. L. Ford IS. j.. G., Wilder, ct. al,
Gross bill dismissed and complainant pays
cost.
Geo. P. Faw, ct. al. VS.. e. s, Cox, ct.
al. Judgment against ]. NJ. Shipley and
W. B. Bowman.
Lctitia Barding vs.. Nathan Shipley,
admir-. Recovery for plaintiff $50 90.
Sarah J. Ingle VS.. Joel Ingle. Divorce
granted and complainant pays costs,
John Allison, jr. Guardian, VS.. w. j.
s. Denton, Appeal to Supreme Court.
Bird Brown vs.. D, H. Campbell, ct, al.
Report ordered.
Mary c. jenkins IS. Alfred Jenkins.
Suit abated and defendant pays the cost.
Lawrence Bowers vs.. Mark rennyba>
ker, ct. al, Geo. 7, faw appointed re-
c%eiver.
Jesse j. Hunt IS. Elizabeth Hunt.
Com missioner appointed aud report or
-dered. aa
R. j, Cooper vs.. John B. Walker, ct
al. Appealed to the Supreme Court.
Gideon, ct. al, vs.. c.. j. james. ai-
ministrators. Distribution ordered.
The Clerk and Master reported $l5 90
State Revenue and S7l2,79 costs in his
hands,
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Personal.
Rev. j.. L. Mann, the Presiding Elder
OF this circuit has been visiting bis many
friends in Joncsboro', this week.
Mr.. Chester Allison, formerly Of this
county, arrived here from Mexico, NO.,
on MOnday..cvehing's train, bringing with
him his three little c~hildren,the youngest
of whom is only seven months old. In
some respects, Mr.. Allison has had a sad
experience in his new home, m uch sick,
ness in his family but his browning sor,
row is the loss of bis wife who died on
the 7th Of October last, loaving three help.
less children, one an infant, to be cared
for. He has placed them in the kind
hands of his mother and will return to
Missouri, about the lst of January. ss 40
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DIED.

On Sunday night last, between the
hours Of II and 1, Of pelvic abcess, Miss
LIZA WILLIAMS, daughter Of Joseph
Williams and sister of Mrs. DE-. Il. l..
Deaderick. The deceased was Inferred IN
the town cemetery on Tuesday evening.
On Saturday morning, November 22d,
Mr.. JOHN A, WtsT, ufthis county, died
Of congestion Of the brain, 10 the Insane
Asylum, at Nashville. His remains
reached home on the evening of last Sat-
urday and were inferred in the old Salem
Washington College cemetery For some
time the deceased labored under great
mental arrangement aud excitement, aud
he was recently placed inthe Hospital for
the Insane that he might recover from his
unfortunate aiIment. BIT death Soon
freed bis spirit from the dcpressions that
weighed it down aud finally crushed it.
His friends and relatives have our sincere
coincidence. Vf
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consumption Positively cured.

GLOBE FLOWER CouGH SYRuH docs
cure Colds, Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Consumption. all Lung Diseases, and
Splitting Of Blood, and Strengthens and
builds up the system to a healthy condi.
Itiol. The Globle Flower Cough Syrup
has been tested in three thousand cases Of
Consumption, in which it cured nearly
every casc. This rare and delightful re-
mcdy is the active principle obtained by
chsmical process from the Globe Flower,
known also as "Button Root and in
Botany s"CephatmthaS O~ccilcptalis.'
1t cures when all other boasted remcdie,
fail. 10 It has curei hundreds of PEG,
pie who are living to-day with only one
remaining lang. 0ne bottle will prove
its great efficacy. For sale by all drug.
gist. Price, enc dollar per bottle.
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Special Notices.
Manhood: no9 Lost. lew RESTORED

rsfnlsn{rslrzs just published, new edition
n8V ofDr. CulyerHelps cel4
w v Y ebrated Essay on the rad
zeal cure without medicine1 or SPERMA.
ToRRH9A or Seminal Weakness, fnyol-
untary Seminal Losses, IMpoTRNcY.
Mental and Physical Incapacity. Impe.
dlments, to Marriage etc; also CoNsUMP-
TIoN, EPILEPSY and FRS, induced by
self Indulgence or sexual extravaganza.
EES"Price, in a sealed envelope, only 8
cents. a
The celebrated author, in this admirA.
BILE essay, clearly demonstrates from a
thirty years Successful practice, that the
alarming consequences OF self.abuse may
be radically clifed without the dangetous
use OF internal uiellhlne b rthe application
ofthe knife ;pointing on 4 mnie of cure
at once simple, certain, and effcctual, by
means OF which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may obe. .nnay, cure
himself eheaply, privately sapa radically.
BESr'This lecture should be III the hands
OF every youth and every man In the
land. aai Er a.
Sent, under seal, in a plain cnvelopc
to Any address, postpaid on receipt Of six
cents. or two postage stamps.
Address the Publishers:
CHAS. j, g, KLINE co.,
ny Bawery, New York, Post-Omce
Box, 4,5SS' oct23tf.
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A judicial illumination.

AAAhAhsAOA
Judge Smith announced last week from
the bench that during the time be has
been Chancellor, be has had one hundred
and sixty.ive petitions before him for di,
vorce and has granted one hundred and
6fty-three Of the number. He said that
be intended to stop this Chicago way Of
dealing with the marit relation, and no
titled the members of the bar, that, in
future, all divorce cases, outside of the
Statute, in which he had Discretionary
power, would have to be made mighty
strong before he would cut tho Gordian
tie by his official fiat. A case Of this kind
was under the consideration Of the Court,
and he remarked shat he would grant the
divorce, a vincalo matrimoni to the wo.
man on the ground as appeared plainly
from the proof that her husband was too
trifing and worthless for any woman to
love or marry, much less live WITH" And
the decree was entered Of record thusly.
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mOsBY.
He has "a Friendly ChIt-chat with
$3.50 ST.. tIle President. y7eI


WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-Cclonel
John S. Mosby, to-day called On the Pres
ident, for the first time since tho Virginia
g~ubernatorial canvass. lie was received
most cordially by the President and sew,
eral members of the cabinet. itc offered
his services in case of a war with Spain,
and the President promised him a com
mand, and said that there was no immed>
late danger of war but in case there
should be, he had perfect confidence 10
the late Confederate soldiers, and inten
ded to give the commissions equally to
the soldiers of the federal and Confeder>
ate armies. He spoke Of The Hon. Alex.
ander III. Stephens most kindly, and was
glad that he had been returned to Com
gross. s% @Ssys sAD 3
The President SAID that in his forth>
coming Message he intended 10 recon
mend universal amnesty.
Colonel IMosby told the President that
the Virginia election was not a condemns
ton Of his (Crant's) administration, and
that he was stronger than ever IN that State.
The President agreed with him, and was
not at all dissatisfied with the result. He
expressed himself gratfed at the tone Of
General Kemper's speeches, and favored
Mosby 'spolicy of reconciliation bOtwecnth
administration and the white people Of
the South. The President said that as
long as he was in Office the holders Of ap-
pointments made through Mosby's in
auepce, should not be turned out, no mat
ter who tried to Gust them {; that hereaf.
ter he intended to appoint to office from
the South the best men for the POSITIONS
and that he Was very much gratifed at
the good feeliag,uanifssted BY The yirsin'
ia conservatives towar ds his %sdministra,
ton, and was ready to respond % it.
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Marriage Licens :.

Marriage License. AZ
The following list embraces the rum
Der and names of pers ons to whom mar
riage license were issued by the County
Court Clerk during last moAth:
William Hilton and Angelina Morgan
James w. II. Smith aud Roena Brown
Joseph Hammet and Nancy Armstrong ;
Landon Oliver and Ellen H. Head A.;
David ellis and Margaret H. Murray,
Reuben Brown and Rachel Willis; Chas.
Il. Dosser and Catharine +. Neill; Will,
liam Edwards and Emaline Foster,
Jacob i. Copp and Mary n. Walter
John j.. Ford and Catharine A. Houston
Alfred Jenkins and Elizabeth Pritchett
s. A. Ball and Tennessee KepliDger.
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Cushing's Manual

OF PARLIAMENTARY PRACTICE.
Rulos Of protesting and debate In do
liberati i've assemblies, An, ihdispepssb Bile
handbook for every member OF 4 deli
berative body, and the authority 10 all
the States. Ns sf&s a T
''fhe most authorltatiye exnomlder Of
American parliamentary law.N-Chas.
Summer.
Price, IS cents. Sent BY mail on re-
eeipt of price. Address THOMPSON,
BROWN & co. Bosom, Mass,
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County Court Proc sedings.

county Court PROC 5edlngS.
We are indebted to our urbane and
obliging County Court Clerk, J. +.
Grisham Esq for the following report
of the proceedings of bis court on last
Monday " ~
Daniel Crowley, Chairman presented a
bill of $4l,0O for grave digging during
the cholera; Rejected by Finance Com.
mittee. ew ~ ~
Tue bonds Of s. 3. Griffith Sheriff,
and l. A. Branscom, Revenue Collector,
we're accepted by the County Court a,
being amply sufficient,
5000 Jail fees allowed Capt. j. j,
Howrcn, jailor. ANE +
$500 allowed to A. j. Klepper, and
$500 to George Copp, as River Com,
missioners. w @&S&4t
$4,000 allowed to Chairman G. W.
Meek, and $ 500 to G.. w. Telford for
attending to county business at Knox,
vile.
Delilah T. Kcplinger, vs., S. A. Ball,
case continued, The parties procured
marriage license at midnight Of Monday
and we guess the case is continued in.
definitely by this time.
William M. Bayless, was appointed
Administrator of the estate of JohnII.
Stevens, dec'ds and gave the required
bond.
Catharine Hunt, gave bond as the
IGuardian Of the minor heirs Of George
Hunt, deed.
Joshua Boreing. gave bond as Guar
dian of minor heirs Of himself, aud de-
ceased wife. @'
H. II. Ruble, was appointed Adminis-
tor of the estate of Jobn~A. West, decd,
with the privilege of giving bond cut Of
term time.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

1t has long been the study of medical
mel to prepare a remedy which would
act directly upon the liver and ll)od
aud at the same time not deIange the
stomach with large doses Of neauieous
compounds or poisonous minerals. Such
a medicine has at last been discovered in
DR., Harris Vegetable Blood and Liver
Pills. They aust no pain. They cou~
tain no poison. They act directly upon
the liver with wonderful effect.
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Chance ~ Court.

Chance ny Court. glaa
Beside numerous orders, motions, con
tinuances, &c tho following business wa:
transacted bythis Court, last week:
Hyatt, McBurney u Co., VS.. A, ID
Taylor ct. al. judgment $2,5o3 So for
plaintiff. r~fsr
John Alexander, ct, al. VS.. Josiah AL
exandcr. Report incapable of con6rma-
ton. Z. L, Rlair, jr., appointed special
commissioner to make report.
Sarah Caywood vs.. Richard Caywood
Complainant dismisses bill and pays the
cost.
II. II. Huffmln, ct. al, VS., w. G..
Payne. Death of A. p. Huffman sug.
gested and admitted. Commissioners 70.
appointed to partition The land.
Afford A, Wyatt vs.. Lucinda Wyatt.
Go~mplainant's bill dismissed for failure
to prosecute, with judgment for costs
against him,
&C. J. Gillian VS.. r. II. J. Gillian
Case stricken from the docket and judg-
ment against complainant aad surcties for
cost. zsaw rfv aesgRE
A. a. Broyles, admir-. VS., Il. s. Cox,
ct. al, Special commissioner to make re,
port to the next term.
Catharine Brockwell VS.. John Brock
well. Complainaut's hill dismissed and
judgment for costs against her and sure
ties EEE
Cornelius Pate VS.. Nancy Pate. Stricken
from the docket and complainant pay the
cost.
Ratlif & Howard VS.. JAS. A. Wells, ct.
al Judgment for $i166 6 against John
Hughes, in favor Of b. F. Swingle, Clcr k
& Master.
David Profit. ct. al. VS.. Celia 2 Rhea,
Consolidated eases. Judgment against
Wiliam Rhsa for one fourth Of the costs
and sgasnst David Profit for tho remain
der,
w. K Blair, 81. al. VS.. Samuel A.
Isyls's heirs. Judgment hr Plaintiffs
against O. W. BradIey& Co. 3I
John 4. King, executor. &c. vs.. II.
NJ. Rose, ct. al. Aresale of land or
dere3SS Gaas =
shipe. Chud { Co., vs, ,. S. shannon.
Bill dismissed and complainant pays costs.
Calvin Hos, oxaeetor. DO. vs.. II, H,
Huffman, ct, al. Decree revived.
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h@an a. V. Rankin. q
1T appearing FROM AFFIDAVIT IN This
cause that the defendant A. v. Rankin,
is Justly indebted to the plaintiff, aud
has removed from the State, an original
Attachment having been levied on his
property; II Is hereby ordered that publ
cation be made intlfc Herald and Tribune
a newspaper published in the town OF
Jonesboro'. for four successive weeks,
notifying said a. V. Rankin, to appear
before me Mt my Office in the 9th Civil
District of Washington County, on the
10th day of July 1871, and make defense
to, said suit, otit viii be, proceeded with
exparte. This 10Th day Of November
JAS. NJ, WILLIAMS, j. P. for
Washington County, Tenn.
deciw4pfs5.
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W. r -arLLENwATERs,
: Attorney at Law,

RoGERSyILLE. TENNESSEE,
WILL practice in the Circuit and
Chaucery Courts OF Hawkins, Greene
Hancock and washington Counties, and
in the Supreme and Federal Courts at
Knoxville Tenn.
arriiJtf
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Pp'%s.t''A,lsn7sIILI2 g.

Mas Meeting. ~ T
The Farmers and Mechanics Clubs
will hold, as previously announced, a mass
meeting at the Seceder'S Church, near
Leesburg on Saturday next. A large
turnout is expected, G. W. Charlton, of
Knoxville, Col. s, K. N. Patton, Lloyd
Bullen, of Greene county, E. N. Griffith,
Esq, and s. A. Bowel, of Joncsboro', are
expected to make addresses.
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UNITED STATES INrERNAL REVENUE,

Collectors Otice, LIST, District Tenn,
Johnson olty. Nov. sssh, $50.
ITO WHOM TT MAY eeNCERNsf.
NOTICE is bsrs5y given that there
Is now IN hands CT the Collector of tlis
district the following described proper
ty, ssized for violation of tho Internal
,He7cnue Lawsof the United States. VIZ:
One az Copper Still 50 gallons. Three
co. bags OF Meal seized In SEWER County
Tenn, on the Seth day Of October ISIS,
as the property of HenryC. Smith. lo4l
Now. therefnre. the above named par
tys owner. or claimant is notified TO ap-
pear at this Office. on or before the leih
day efJanuary 1874, and enter his claims
thereto, showing cause,. why the same
shall not be eonfiseatedaH sold. az made
ard provided By sa.d Internal Rsvent E
Laws.
John X. MILLER, Collector.
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Washingt on H.use

One thing is beyond contradiction,
Capt. Sewer "knows how to keep a hotel"
Beside his u~nvarying courtesy and kind
ness, the table, tho magnet of attraction
and the secret Of hotel success, is bounti>
fully supplied with every variety Of pro.
visions that can be obtained in our mar.
ket. and is prepared in the most palat>
able manner The Washington House is
one of the best bostelrIes in the country
surpassed nowhere.
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Attachment Notice.
OF, ClildrJss, as !agcrtol J. N. Barker
VS..
Y. Rnnknh n Is

a. Y. Rankin
IT appearing from affidavit in thl.
cause, that the defendant A. V, Rankin,
is justly indebted TO the plaintig, and
removed from this State. an original At
tachmcnt having been levied on hi;
property; 1t Is hereby ordered that publ
cation bemadeinth the Heraldand Tribune
a newspaper published in the town .oi
Joneshoro', for four successive. weeks.
notifying said A, v. Rankin, TO appear
before me at my Office in tie 9th tivil
District of Washington County, OH tha
10th, day of July 1874, and make defense
to said SHIT, or 1t willbe proceeded with
exParte. Thistle 2eth day OF November
1873.
JAS. NJ. WILLIAMS, J.. p. for
Washington County Tenn.
dcc4w4pfs5.
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ITO Mn Customers

lam compelled 10 have all debts owing
me, and if not paid before the Let OF
January 1874, | will be Under tie, ncces-
slty of placing my accounts IN the hands
Of. an officer for collection, ] am thank.
ful for your liberal patronage, desire It
In future but must have all that Is owihg
me Immediately. No person excepted,
0, F. D,LLW0RTH.
noy2o4t.
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Our Scrap Book.

Our Scrap Book.
We have been favored with the Dacem-
Der number of this neat and readable pub
LEGATION. The reprint is we'll selected
embracing a variety Of subjects, whilst
the original articles evince depth and
brilliancy o~fthought. Each department
is worth the subscription price. sl,OO a
year. Address Hayes & hardwood,
Joncsboro', Tenn. 90 W.
Coin for Uncle Sans Pocket
,r~-s Book.
Captein s. =. Evans, United States
Marshall fer the Eastern Division of Ten
ncssee, has paid out the sum Of Sl0,S20,-
IS for witnesses alone, for the term Of
Court recently closed at Knoxville.
About ouc>third at least of this amount
was paid to the witnesses III tho famous
u. Boyd case and other pension
fraud trials. Tue whole expense Of the
Court amounts to about $4,000.
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The Good Work Still Going On.
Last Tuesday two weeks ago, a pro
tracted meeting began at the old Baptist
Church, on Cherokee, and is still in pro
gress. Under the umelaxing energy O.
Rev. Nathan Bakers ministrations, the
interest is deepening and spreading every
day. Many pcnitcnts are crowding the
.'anxfous seat" and the preaching night
and day is attended by large crowds, the
commodious edifice often crowded to re
plction. ~
sold Cherokee Westinghouse" as il is
familiarity known, is one of tho Oldest
churches west,of tho A~lleghanies, being
built sometime in the latter part Of the
last century. q bBg9 E elC
A revival of religion, We understand,
is now Progressing at Pleasant Hill, NJ. +.
Church, on Horse Creek. Revs. Il. NJ.
Lockwood aud J. J. Yeagcr are conducts
ing the meeting. On last Saturday night
there were ten professions and twenty
persons at the altar of prayer. We have
recently noticed numerous accounts Of re-
yivals in different parts Of the country,
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A Runaway S7iTa o
Thanksgiving day didn't pay our friend
pr. Eugene Hunter, very much. He had
his buggy smashed into giblets and splint'
crs. Going upto DR.. Gibson's, on Lees.
burg street, he alightcd with his family,
and the horse being very gentle he did
not take the precaution Of tying up. The
animal became frightened and tore down
the street to Main, down Main to the
Court House, at a furious rate, and rum
ming againstzao lamp,post shattered the
buggy into a confused mass Of spokes,
hubs felle ws, bed and dashboard frag.
ments, etc. The horse was uninjured
People cannot learn the fact too well
that the "noble steed'' is a vain thing for
& MA .
safety. e1 sbss STA Sc
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AWJail Deliverv.n aM9@@&

A Jail Delivery"
Last Thursday, Capt. Howren, in looks
ing through the prison rooms, found a
a state Of affairs which satisfied
him at once that one Of the female in,
mates had given birth to a child. Know
ing that such a thing was on the tapis, he
called up a colored woman and wanted to
know where the child was. She stoutly
denied the accusation, when the Captain
had the sewer opened aud found the pla-
centa only, The Jail, creek, and all places
where the child would likely DO hid, were
thoroughly searched, but no discovery was
made. How the child was disposed Of
remains a mystery up to this ii me, but
all the circumstances point out a we'll
grounded suspicion. The woman is cons,
fined in Jail on the charge Of %assaulting
Mr.. j. A. Dillworth with intent to rob
which occurred last summer. as 10
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M p

N. b. 52gtcazAgB asaaa
The person who borrowed my Anthon's
Classical Dictionary, two or three years
ago, If he does not think the time Of pos.
session establishes a legal title tothe same,
will please return to me, at Herald and
Tribune office. cuTtBIeH la
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Post Office Matters.

In the mouth of November past, ole
hundred and. seventy.nino Postal Orders
we're purchased at the Jonesboro' office,
covering tho sum of $S,426,6l.
Persons ~patrouizing the Post Ofice
will do well to observe the following notice
posted on the post Office door:
After this date, the Office will be open
on Sunday, for the delivery Of mail, from
7:30tO s A. NJ. Then positively closed.
vwag s.s 80 w, w. BovELL, P.sM
NOV. 23, 1871 RCG-1aCfE ~
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Brevities. sr7zv
Circuit Court next week. W

Brevities. -74g
Circuit Court next week. W
The corn crop is much larger than the
farmers expected. sS So vi3atia 3
The weather for the past few days has
been mild and summer like. gsser
Wheat is remarkably advanced in
growthfo the time Of the year.
Luttrcll q Boyd have a splendid line
of Cigars, Smoking and Chewing Tobac-
COS. l t7}r
B~ack-bones, spare-ribs and sausage are
all the .go' now. The market is glattsd
with pork. -
The dogs in,this town are an intolorable
nuisance. Let US have . little municipal
Legislation to suppress the canine sere>
lnades, gs ~
-s~Ssa asas Esae -
Hungry felix's 20 TO Lattrell & Boyd's
for something good to sasisf7 the sinner
man"
Our Churches are holding Union Pay
sr meetings, this week. Sndaf the auspices
Of the Evangeliea Alliance
The bOysengaged in the sgrand mill
on Thursday last submitted their ssss,
as good boys should aud eontfibut4aesch
a small sum to cur county flames,
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ssDsYCHo MKNtYToR SOUL
IL CHARMING How either sex.
may iascina.e and gain the love and az
f~ectlons Of any person they choose, In
stantly. This simple mental requirement
all can possess, free, by mail, for 25 cents;
together with, & Marriage, Guide Egyp-
tian Oracle. Dreams. Hints, to Ladies'.
A queer book. 100000 sold Address r.
WILLIAM & CO,rPublishers, Phil'a.
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WOMEN sgS; G,sl' ]. q. .si1
ourlfrench and American Jewely, Books.
Games, &c.,in their own localities, No
capital needed. Catalogue, Terms, &C..
sent free, 2. o. YfCkEkY & CO.,
Augusta, Maine. ssTSgS - GaAgtA
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Attachment Notice.

o.. r. Cllildress, as Agent of ~. +,
Chichester.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-12

Tic younger physicians Of Bosioa. who
have Jusi 81. anizcd a social science health
j artmoni, with comm Iiees aud confer
enccs aud prOspeci..o public meetings.
cannot 10 better than TO give a part Of
their labOrs to these qresIiOns Of vaocina-
iirn aud smallpox, which are now ofsueh
vital Importance, and may long remain so
Let ihm csIfaa. if they eau. why it is
that vaccination take 20 much more read.
ily this season than in ordinary times.
Not less than - per cent Of yaccinatra
persons take more or less actively, aud IN
some instances a thirJ or fourth vaceiua-
tion succeeds az no great iuteryol Of time.
l.et them see Il vaccination. ut DR.. Bake
well evidently believes. il ever The means
cI spreading smallpox, aud exactly how
il differs from that disease. And when
they have settled upon the practical con.
clusion Of the Whole matter. let the COM
munily Troft by their conclusions.