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DULE TO ACCEPT or REFUSE

To Hiram King, of Marion, Marion county, Ohio,
te George \. King. of Springfield Fayette Co..
Pa, and TO Franklin King, of Donegal West
rnoreland county, Pa.
You, and each Of you, are hereby notified to be
and appear at our next Orphans Court, to be held
at Somerset, on the Sd Monday OF February 1874
TO accept refuse to take the real estate Of John
King, late of Aliddlecreek township, deceased at
the appraised price show cause why the same
should not be sold. by the Court.
OLIVER KNEPPER,
de1al Sheriff.
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Woman's Best Friend.

Every lady should have it. Nine De Coste's
Solution, expressed to any address. Enclose stamp
and send for circular. Address Or. Lcclare, p. Q.
Lock Boz l. Pittsburgh, Pa. dec2
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Children often look Pale and
Sick

from no other cause than having worms In the
stomach.
BROWNS YERMIFUGE COMFITS
will destroy Worms without injury to the child
being perfectly WHITE, and free from all color
ing or other injurious ingredients usually used
in worm preparations.
CURTIS & BROWN, Propretors.
No. 2l5 Fulton Street, New York.
Sold by Druggists and Chemists, end Dealers in
Medicines at TWENTY FIVE CEsTs Box. liys
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v A n 7 T D.

W 40 TY, TO represent
Our Firesiste Friend We can sire the
proper party good paying amt easily worked
CASH BUSINESS. The tact and experience Of IA
old agent is not needed to be successful, though
We have more experienced agents tsecarsd during
the past two yea-Sl working for US tAaa any other
house in Aweriea, and they eontinas to xork right
along, and make BIG salaries. The secret is that
they offer the people BETTER inducements atd
that We attend more PEosPTLY to their orders
EMPLOYMENT COT all, al your homes er
travelling ioryour leisure moments or your entire
time. Our Combination beats the world The
MOST sar the money YOU eau make money
Pref,ahle, honorable, eOngrBlsl Send you al
dress at and get cur novel plans, ideas, etc.,
get particulars, terms. etc., sent free. Address
WATERS X Co, Publishers, Chicayr
decS.
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CHAS. A. ". MESSENGER.
Sec'y and Trq,s
ssec7y and Irens.
TRUSTEESi SALE OLE PEAI

II ESTATE.
BY virtue Of an order issued out ~ the Orphans.
Court Of Somerset county, Pa. 10 the undersigned
directed. there will be exposed 70 public sale by
public Outery, on the premises. On Thursday. the
ist day Of January, 1874 at 10 o'clock a. m. In the
village Of Davidyilc. in Conenasgh township
I'm said county, the following described valuable
real estate, late the property Of Daniel Border,
late of Ccnemaugh township. deceased. to wit;
No. 1. A certain lot Of ground situate IN the
"a swn Of Davidsyillc, containing about one-eighth
heirs lot No. and the main street Of said town,
being on the west side Of said street. and known
on the general plan Of said town ms lot No. d.
There is o three story frame house on the prem
ises.
No. 2. certain lot Of ground situate In the
same town, adjoining lot Of Au ustus koohler,
lot No. l, Main street and alley, containing
about one quarter OF an acre and RnOwn on the
general plan Of said town az lot No. IL. There il
one story building used as 4 cabinet shop and
other outbuildings on the premises. Also several
choice fruit trees thereon.
No. 3. A certain lot OF ground situate in the
same town, adjoining lands of Daniel Hoffman,
Catharlno Clusters hers. containing about one
half acre. There Is frame stable erected on this
lot; also lot OF choice fruit trees the premises
TERMs.-One-third In hand On the lst day Of
April. A. ID. 1874, at which time the deed VIII be
made and possession given Of the premises. The
balance in three equal annual instaIInents there
premises: ten per cent OF the purchase money to be
paid on the day Of sale, Which will be deducted
from first payment. The widows dover in the
premises has been released.
DANIEL W. BORDER,
deciO Trustee
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TURNPIKE ELECTION

i
The stockholders OF the Somerset and Bedford
Turnpike Company will take notice that an elec-
tiOn will be held at the house Of g. A. Kmmel.
In Allegheny township. on the 5th day Of January
next To elect one President. six Managers and a
Treasurer to cOnduct the affairs Of said co;BpaI.g
the ensuing year. JEFF KIMMEL.
President.
Bedford Inquirer please copy AMI charge com
pany. ttccT0
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NOTICE

NOTICE
Seaie-i proposals are invited to be hsnded in at
the Somerset County Poor House On the frst or
January next TO MI the places for one year from
April 1st, lsI3, Of Poor House Stewart Poor House
Physician and Poor House attorney
PETER SUDER.
John II. SNYDER.
JACOB G. CRICHFIELD,
deelu Poor House Directors.
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Neu Adrerfjsemept.
A UDIToR's NOTICE.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

~, mere win be meetin2of the Stockholders Of
1 NJ puH1,o valley koailr0ad Company at the
,o.a Dai,sI mouse, in Berlin, Monday January
I1.n, lois se one O'Clock p. n for the purpose Of
year. -
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srt5o ooGsrp 1y rtas51aEas.,' on cIaphz., ,a-
/, Frank Dibert, Treasurer OF the JoLnstown
Savings Bank do solemnly affirm the above state
ment Is true, to the best of NY kDowl ledge and be
lief
FRANK pIBERT, Treasurer
Sworn and Subscribed before me-
4. MONTGOMERY, Notary Public
The undersigned, Auditing Committee respect
fully report that they have carefully inspected the
above Treasurer's report for the last year ending
November TO- 1873, and have examined the assets
Of the Bank, consisting of Bonds, Mortgages
Judgments, Loans upon Real Estate Cash in
Bank and on hand, and find the same to correspond
with the report.
/ S.sI, !; ass' aSss. aSss'!lrr,, Auditors.
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Corrected weekly by A. J. CAsEsErR & Co.
CcntaGr Lfnfrnenf.

There is no pain which the
Centaur Linimen.s will not re-
lieve, no swelling they will not
subdue, and no lameness which
they will not cure. This is
strong language, but 1t is true.
They have produced more cures
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Astbp,o CURED.-For s;sralar and pixie.
AStiiii" address 5. Z, VPhsm, PhiIad., pa.
Superfuous Hair :. stASn e Ssa.D, sn-fsds.' fsiis
Tome Worn, Removed in hours Circulars.
dt'c- w W sAirSe. :. &. Upham- Phfla. Pa
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PRESBYTERIAN BANNER,
OPIUM EATING,

10 77ird -irease. Pais5Hrgd, Pf.
dec2i
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TINE TABLES.

R.-rAss MINERAL POINT.
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G2Sn ANONTH.-Agents wanted SsreE.
PoN best selling articles in tbs sOsll- Sam
pie tree. Address j. BRONSON, Detroit, Ajekis-
gan. decS
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II
" AND How Il Cas- De CURED.
BY Sufferer. Send stamp to or. r. i. Bowser,
Loganspcrt. Indiana. dee4
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OOh HERE. Prot, DE Fsrry's Onguenf
L. VIII ioroe luxrriant growth Of beard in irVn
"A to u days. Send IS cents for one bottle or 80
cents for three. Address 5. l. CARSON, Pits
burgh, Pa. Terms to agents free. dr<s.
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OuR town is little dull at present
Items are as scarceas henteeth-5ut green
backs are scarcer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-10

rARDENER.--A FIRST CLASS MAN WISHES
VI situations thoroughly and green
hon plants; practical and successful grape grower
would take the entire charge OF gentlemans place
best reference; married; no family Address JAMES
GARDENER, IS Cortlandt ST., Of p. Henderson
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4 BOARDING HOUSE FOR sALE-HANDsoMELY
"A furnished, near Filth avenue; small Ho.c. dewn-
ness, Lager Beer Saloon, &c. WARNER 4 CO., No. g.
Dey street.
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DYE. D. BAILEY, AUcTIoyEER.

On THURSDAY April 10, at l01s O'Clock,
at the four residence S West Fourteenth street.
near Eighth avenue all the Contents said house.
stnc Of Axmin and Brussels CARPETS Pier and Man
tel Mirrors, rosewood Piano black walnut Paror suit IN
yeyet rosewood Eagcre marble Centre Tables oak
marble top Buffet Extension Tables oak Dining Chairs
Ia leathsr rosewood Secretary Bookcase Epgravings
Bedstcads, Bureaus washstands, Tables Rockers Mat
tesses shades large Ice Box, Crockery Glassware, &C.
Catalogues now reads
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L,OR sALE-A GROCERY STORE STOCK AND FIX
lures, situated in good tenement locality. Call at
GAS East Sixteenth street,
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A UCTION NOTICE.
"A THIS DAY GTHURsDAYl, APRIL 10
POPULAR SALE OF SOFT HATS, PANAMA HATS
MEMS, WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S STRAW GOODS.
500 CASES in great variety.
Catalogues and goods now ready
WM. TOPPING CO.. Auctoncers
49, Church street
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VIII De sold at same place on thursday 7t, ana friday
n Superb f fGll sSiSr # sigh class
Do Of to ynGa e sNh
on 6Ss tH5PH Aerli
having 5ea %ads w o place.
"A MAGNIFICENT and Costly i aSss Furniture
sasfSSs se ssiS q ii. ra Fls SAT &c.
Thursday, commencing at loh o'clock.
five story brown one residence l20
Drawing Room contains VIZ.
new, 5000 superb ParlSr suit covered in fine satin
And e Gs5 h has a e rror
1ssl sSsisa d rsSiiass Lace Curtains: sas
Bedroom contains fine rosewood
fIS%. G%a sDsaaat
s1s R#
N viii HsSsn o M star Thn hs ss
aaS woa is s se @ of
moved after sale by competent men.
A UCTloN NoTIGEmLARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
west twenty street near sixth arenue
at 9 COMPRISING article
Ianoorc rch ra;s. Suits plain and hSSrsa satin and
Sar.ns Es,sserA Turkish Chairs Lounges dt AMI
single and double Bedstsads, Bureaus, wSrdroSes, 20
Bpe Table cha an F k,'c Ga
'|.'' >'.N' 80 HENRY zINN, Auctioneer.
Over at Pa GsInss
800 yards Velvet Brussels Carpets Mirrors Curtains
'fass AFT faIHs sq sn S'fsn Sas
az large s Sa
Clinton place. between fith and sixth avenues prop
Ercu1s s cu at 2i saI sre an
sabns fables Ts ffgf chs
sldeboard,. Extension Table Glass China Silver Ware;
stands ard ar sans was
R Po Sran % Sspsss; n S1G;c
chasers city or country
A -GcHoI0E BOOKS At AAVGTIoN,
H. IL O'clock sale Of large eoiseoRR ' Of Ybc SHs
Letter mud works now on Exhibition 1s at
= - Messrs. LEAvITT, Auctioneers
A Executors Sale
ROBERT soMRRvILLE, Austonccr, g Filth avenue,
MONDAY Kll Fl! G. ArRrLa
lockwood Gallery sas Broadway.
the Studio Properties ,sp PENCIL Sketches. &C.
including number OF important
Oil Paintings
Now exhibition at s45 Broadway
DMISisTRATo RS SAL saLh-w r g1RD Auo
O'Clock r. NJ the premises the residence of the late
David r Smith corner Sixth avenue aud Second street.
Noun. Vernon BY order OF J. G, Thornton, G. G. Hall,
heirs of David +. Smith, deceased
A uCTIoN-T W. LINDSAY, AUcTIoNEER-B r.
IA THEAIL will sell this day. at ~ o'clock, the
ncr of New Church and Cedar streets II head of good
work and business Horses Inquire at the stable
A UGUsT Marines, cTloNEER,-MAGNIFICEN NJ
n Household Furniture, Pianoiorte, Bronzes Paint
ngs Drawing Room Suits and rare costly WORKS of Art
O'clock, at the elegant residence 81 West i5th Sc,
between 9Th and 9th avs Drawing rooms-superb
suits, covered silk brocade OF richest descrip.
ton; Mardueterie bois dc Cabinets Tables,
Etagcres. Jardinieres, Encogncures elegant canopy
Etagere plate glass back; secrctaire Bookcase 800 vol
umes choice Books velvet medallion Carpets; Lace
Curtains, Mirrors, Cornices, Paintings by eminent
artists Bronze Stauary Clocks Vases magnificent rose
wood fianofortc celebrated maker Stool Cover Music
Stand Chambers-Rosewood. walnut bureaus, Bed.
steads, Wardrobcs Commodes suite style Louis XIV.
Mattresses, &c. Dining room-Extension Table Buffet
also Furniture servants apartments basement kitchen
Furniture. N. B.--Parties wishing TO attend this sale
take Fifth avenue stages or Sixth avenue cars
DYE D. BAILEY, AUCTIoNEER
I'D Office 80 East Fourth street Bowery
On THURSDAY, April 10, at 101s o'clock,
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A RT NOTICE.
"A Mr. T. c. FARRER, who for two years past has been
painting In England, Scotland, Switzerland Flanders,
Venice has sem home large represcntation in oil and
btion Mt Mr. Schenck Gallery 60 Liberty street during
Monday, Tuesday and WEDNESDAY; Aprill4 10, ~ aud
18th inst
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COACHMEN AND GARDENERS.

fruits and vegetables in all their branches could
take charge OF gentcman's place well recommended
IS swiss nnarred); no family. Address GARDENER.
box l62 Herald Office.
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A YOUNG MARRIED MAN. FIRST CLASS COACH
N and groom wants n situation; city country;
1rs class references. Address j. g.. box l0S Herald
mi
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DAKING AND CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS IN UP.
- part Of the city two stores; four years lease
large trade four horses and wagons large Larty ana
none but cash purchasers Of means no agents address
BAKER, box l79 Herald Uptown Branch office, l, 306
Broadway.
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| COACHMAN'S SITUATION wANTED-BY A COM
~ petent young man thoroughly understands the care
horses and carriages; produce first class refer
enccs; willing and obaing. Call address I. HAIR
GEDON, Mt H. Wrght's harness store, 81 4th
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HELP wANrEp-MALEs.

WANTED-A FIRST CLASS SINGLE MAN AS
w waiter In private family (whitel must come well
recommended; wages moderate Apply at oihce Earle
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GARDENERS SITUATION WANTED-BY A SINGLE
VI man, q first class vege table gardener; under
stands flowers; can milk good reference. Address c.,
box 2Q4 Herald Office
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FIRST CLASS CoACHMAN WISHES A SITUA
n ton In French American family; best city ref
Call address D. GAzZANI, 200 Thompson
street.
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The PIoTon1A1s.--The weekly picture
papers are vieing with one another in
their representations OF the scenes in the
rare locality held by the Modocs. OF
course all those are the veriest frauds.
They pretend to show things as they
were. Tho ''brayes" arc exhibited in oil
styles OF extravaganza in tho midst Of
large rocks and the black.looking mouths
of deep caves. AZ it'would be impossi:
BILE for ''our special artist" to get footing
in Captain jacks laya beds and safely
and studiously pursue his work Of sketch
ing thereafter, Of course oil these pic-
lures are mere fabrications.
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TIE NEXT CoTToN CRoP. Every year,
about the time cotton planting begins,
we are favored with the predictions and
speculations Of sundry people in the cot
tor brokerage business, as to the size Of
the forthcoming crop. These statements
are generally made with view to inau-
euoe the market in Nav York and in
Liverpool. and should. therefore. be
taken with canton. The season Of pro-
phecy is upon US now. We are informed
BY telegraph from New Orleans that the
Indications are Of large increaae in the
cotton average this year over last, or
''even over any year since the war; It
seems to Us that We have heard this as.
sertion befure, when the crop at the end
OF the yearHeally turned ont buddy. The
estimates usually range from 1900, 900
to 100000 bales. How great this diff
ference is, may be realized by the state
ment that it represents avalue at pre-
sent prices Of $3.50. 900, 900.
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The PR1soE MAss1Mo. The death of
Prince Massimo, the head of 'one Of the
oldest and noblest families in Rome, and
o firm adherent and champion of the
Pope, is announced. It is stated that so
ancient. indeed, was his pedigree, he
claimed descent from Q. Fabiu. Maxi
mus, the "Cunotator" of the Punic wars
"a claim which, if true, throws into the
shade the Oourtonays Of England, Of
France and of the East, and ''all the
biooas Of al the 9cwasas" &c BOOT. His
death has happened OF the age OF sixty
nine. From the time when King Victor
Emmanuel's troops entered Rome, he
kept the gates OF his palace closed, and
steadily refused either to retire'fyom the
Holy City, or to have anything 70 say to
the new oomers. t@.
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.LunAtle AsJlum,

-AuHAIs. .AsXlunss
Nh. 1T1bs: E,was 10 Regent 81 the
Lunatio Asylam tbr Thirty years. and
with all proper modesty Il conceive may
cay that my opinion in reference . il i
no: without some value. I have slways
taken great interest ia this branch OF
benevolent effort. and though not now q
member OF the Board, I have made ooca-
sional Visits to the Asylum. Ny last
visit was about fortnight ago, and with
the view Of commanding It to the favor.
able confederation, of, thu people of the
State, I must ask thus publicly to say
that Ii is admirably managed by DR.. En-
sor, it's present Superintendent and that
in consequence OF the liberal provision
OF the General Assembly, he has been
enabled TO nuke many most important
improvements; and when these are per-
fected, I am sure that the institution will
compare most favorably with any in this
country. I WAS particularly struck by
the accommodation for the colored in
ferior to those for the white; the more
the more complete provision for their
aAAoaAoS ou0 tao Ao1o 1Ao2Ou6A HoHuAuS
and ventilation of the buildings.
Long associated, as T was, with the
former Superintendent, DR.. Parker, aud
q willing witness to his peculiar fitness
for his position, I must congratulate the
friends of the insane. and the public at
large, upon the fact that his successor is
worthy Of him, and alike entitled to their
trust and confidence. Truly, in my
Judgment, we have "the right man in
the right place"
NJ. LABoRDE, NJ. D.
May 6, 1873.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. May s.-Columbia
Hotel-P F Spofford, Cheraw;A "A Higgins,
England; G K Knowles, N Y; M Setter,
Jr, Md; WI Sprinkle, N @; JWDe.
Lano, W Dudley, J F Sselling, Isaac
Holmes, F W Dawson. Charleston; s
6immords, Md; d b DeSaussure, Major
Morgan, city; " B Creight, Winnsboro;
T Q Bulow, Ridgeway; " b Gaudar, N
Y; 8 B Smith, O; G L B Marsh, G. "
Thames. N @; @ PaGardner, Charleston; ;
T Brooks. N J; J Slats, Ga; " D Ken
nedy, Charleston; n Stelling, Green
Vile; F D Bush, G & 9 r Il; James G
Alexander, N G; G z Reab, Ga.
Wheeler House-Addison Hill, Jr.,
Boston; John w Shiler, Oconee; j r
Myers, Baltimore; N Brawley Chester;
@ Fl Philips, Pittsbnrg; NJ Walker, E
J Hale. n Federlin, New York; J w
Harrison, Anderson; D r Pbifsr, Miss
III o Whitman, Newberry.
Ilendrir House-P Il Hanes and lady,
Galveston; Mrs Jones, Richmond, Va; p
G Spann, Miss Z Y Spann, Miss @ CO.
million, Leesville; T S Smith, Charles.
ton; Miss G Gribbin, DR. Il G McMnn,
Walhalla; D T Barr, Pine Grove; II 4
Gibson, Fairfield.
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! 2 u s. G.
friday Morning, Nay .. 1873. :.

CIVIL Wan. IN Lou1sIANA.-Ou de-
spatohes from Louisiana-the sister in
misfortune Of South Carolins-represent
On alarming condition Of affairs in that
State. The Metropolitan police-the
creatures OF Kellogg's usurpation and
the people have joined issue in deadly
conflict. Several were killed in skir.
mish at st. Martinsville, while. later ao-
oonnts report q serious engagement and
considerable firing. The Augusta iChro-
niee and Sentinel rightfully charges Pre-
sident Grant With being responsible for
the deplorable state OF affairs in Lolisi-
ana. he deservesEthe condemnation Of
the American people for his: criminal
condpot ia sustaining, with the power of
the, dovernment, an usurpatien which
violates every right and interest OF the
people Of that State. While deploring
the necessity which forces the people to
take up artns III defence OF their lives
and property,swe should rejoice to know
that the Issue, when onee joined between
Kellogg and his adherents. on the one
side; ana the people on the other. was
settled in such 3 decisive manner as to
rid the State Of the last OF its plunderers.
Exciting news is momentarily looked
:es from the sect ct war in the great
sugar.growing State.
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TIN WESTERN CoNaREssMEN IN SEs-
sIoN.-The gathering OF congressman
representing the Western and South
western States at ST. Louis, is fraught
with great national Importance. II they
are resolved to be SECTIONAL and stand
united. they can oonszs! TIE country, for
the Senators and Representatives Of the
States Weet Of the Alleghanies are now
q majority Of Congress. The call for the
convention is general in terms only, but
u is understood that SOME projects fox
the spsoifo benefit OF the States border.
ing on the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers
will be .brought forward for, discussion
and scceptanoe. Among these. may be
mentioned. = We suppose; tie removal
Of the. national capital, the building OF
the river leveeS, the QUITTING OF o canal
between the Mlasissippi and the Atlantic
Ocean By the. Way Of Tennessee and
Gsorgia,. the, cheaper .tr4naportatiop Of
'&he!:prodtcts >of,e,ths West to Eastern
markets. etc ,;;s'Aboye7all the great DUES
tioh oifree trade will be udnsidsred. Ii
.:the West and South: west resolve to
combine for their mutual interesta. II
Z may be regarded as settled that the 20.
itical reign OF New England is over.
The hceptre will 60 where che strength is.
t.
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May 6, 1873.

Acoordingto the Nsws and Courier. a
telegram has been received in Charles
ton, from the Clerk of tho Supreme
Court OF the United States, announcing
that re.hearing had been granted in
cases Involving receivability of bills OF
the Bank Of the State for taxes. The
re-hcaring OF this oase unsettles tho de.
ciaion rendered short time since, in
which an adverse opinion was pro-
nounced.
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No PosTpoSEMENr.-Iti is not wise to
put of until the heats OF summer have
commenced the invigoratipg process
which would have secured the system, in
advance, against this untoward influence
By toning the stomach, liver nnd bowels
in the spring months with Hostetter' 8
Stomach Bitters, and continuing to take
this harmless but powerful vegetable in.
vigorant during the summer, it is quite
certain that even persons who nrc natu-
rally delicate and deficient in vital force,
may escape the fits of indigestion, head
ache, nausea, biliousness, nervous de-
bility and mental oppression which, in
the absence of such preparation, often
PROSTATE and agonize tho moro robust.
a pure stimulant, medicatcd with the
juices OF the finest tonic, apti.bilious and
apericnt roots and herbs, as an invalu-
able boon to the weak and ailing, and
this sustaining boon in tho form of
Hostetter's Bitters. is fortunately within
the reach OF oil. May 1911