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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-12-21
ChIrlrstown, ". Va.

SEPT. II, IS .. ChIrleslown. w Va.
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
HAVE just received from Phi lila de lphis a com
Piete line Of all School Books used IN the schools
OF our town, which We ca sell at as low figures
&c any other house. Any hook not and can no
furnished in few dHys. I have also a large stock
OF Letter Cay, FoolscRp, Note, Tinted, and Initial
Paper with Envelopes OF ali sizes and shapes with
States Pen holders, Pens &c; all AtloW prices
Call aud examine c. E BELLERl
USE Suiphise of Lime 10 prevent your Cider fro 70
properties team be hadat c. E. BELLER'S
GRAND DUCHESS and Dru1eI's vienna Co
~ Iogne: Qhe sweetest ont y TayIOr's Heliotrope.
Hedyossmis, Geranium. and VerbenA Waters.
LubIn Sons Extracts for the Handkerchief, Gem
Inc Farms Cologne, LoE's Honey. GlyceriDe and
brown Windsor soaps. with great variety Of
Brushes, Toilet Powders. Zozodont for the Teeth.
ArnmAGc binrgAr, Cocaine, for the hair. Whites
f.ne9 food: % Be On: Hi9s'' t fG linz of
0RiENTAL CREAM, the most elegant and del
y leAte Preparation for the SKIN ever invented
F PS9dsg MtgSoia Balm snd sISsd Face
SE Coagnline for rnendinR China. C Iass. Earth
~ eawsre, Stone, Ivory. wood. Leather. Trim
READ THis.:sefetyy from Ere iasured i bH 1"isr
~ the Hang up Bog Matches 300 IN box for only
hye cent?. Can he had at c BELI.ER's.
OPPOSITION THE LIFE OF TRADE
4 NlGARS InaI t1fscture retaiIed Al
~ wholesale prices- Mol Cisars2 for S cents:
September 2. 1873. B. HAINEs.s
nIADEM SELF FEEDING BASE BURNER
- With Illuminated Base and Patent ClrnkeTTess
Crate. Sold cheap and warranted 20 give satisfsc-
ton. Call and see them, all sizes at
} II yesterdays
September 8. 1874. wa ." d.,
NTAsONIC GRIP, for mendip1 6S6ine- Po1ceT.i1-
AZ Marble, Wood. Leather, Furniturs and IN
snort every thing that can be broken: every fam
lily should have 4 bottle, for sale by
Feoranry TO- C. z. DELLER.
CHARCOAL, IN quantities TO suit custom-Ts e.
- eaIe by : JOS EAsTERDAY.
pURE ground Sage, this yeSr's crop. 1res6 aud
\ nlec. AZ HENDFR SONS
M IIING and Oil CIoih. Tor ssIe By :.
Iva Nay le, 1873. G. ". T. KEAEsLEY.
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{ ErIrrlrf rom Dccree

IT rs further cIdered that this csuse be referred
s.ructinns to enquire and report, after giving
lc-ai notice by publication o among tf.. de-
sicne 5, are it*tled to participate in tive said
fund Tt S4T5 co brought Into Court nv the Exec
nt"rS"f John W. Dilgarn and IN what proper.
toHs Teslgective and distribute the fund after
tic abatement ar ALI proper costs. arpo ~ those
untitled thcretO: also any other matters which
he I9av ee required by any of the parties or may
think 1t pr"Rer aud relevant to report.
line Ex+Tact-Teste. -
ROBERTT BROWN, CLERK
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silver COrrectOr''
And Cure for Dyspepsia.

tTSe FROM -AICouOAlC SltmaAaIAtS.
A MoNG the many discoveries Of valp.ele rsua-
N odies Tor DyspepSia, none stand higher than
''IN ADE's LivrR CORREoTOA."
Read the Following Testimonials:
BEREA r. o., G RI nvilIc Co N {. Mar, 40, ia.
DR. wARE. Dear Sir: Have been afflicted With
cd 10 arrangement. IYheh in Baltimore, last No
vember procured one bottle OF LrvRR LoRRRcron.
-" isaaG S D% S'. Day. 6sy' Ssss6s
Prof. NJ OOrman. Erneritns.. Of washint ,Ssnr
University. Md, now Resident Physician, White
''Dr. Wads's Liver Correc,or aud pyspspsia
TS SsSs 20 0ss Of so very beet rensdis' Tor
DIR. Jones, prominent phi ysician In virginia
who hss preset ibed il tor two years, sNys: 49,
- can lad no better remedy fOF-Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint than wAOE'S LivER cOHREeTok.,s.
Col. GOOde, n pTomine mt nd we'll know . Ken- (
tleInan in the samo county, Va. says:
Keep u regnlarly 10 my family, ard would
Dublin Go. n. e., sAys; = wADE's IvER ConRhc-
tor hRb done me good. and given me more re-
iei in Dyspepsia, than any medicine ever took
Prof Noel, of College o: Physicians and Sur.
geons OF Baltimore. and q distiR GU ished prEo-f
family and rSys: .sII IL the beef renee ios
DySoePsis with Torpid Liver ADd Constipation on
Bo"eis ever knew"
DR: D WApE, Dtar Sir: I have, Recommended 4
Dr. WHde's Liver COrreotor" IN my practice nn d
nav IoUnu u very eGceIlent remedy IN tOrpfditV
of The Liver and have knGwn il TO give relief vhea
other remedies kRd failed.
WA. THoRP. NJ, D.
Baltimore "Sun" Gays: "Dr. TPads's LIVER
Sorreetor lie prescribed by our beet physeiAns for
Dyspepsia aud Liver DisesAra aud !, q advice ~
OF our friends suffering with such, 70 give IL Z
Pr walker, a celebtAteS phyFic'an Of w Va
pronounces 'whde's Liver GurrecIorD the b,st.
Femedy FNtnnt for Dysropoia in III ito fotnne
ID. WADE GO, suie Prorrietors1
Wh"lOsalR DrugEistP.
goa W. BaItiinorr Street,
september IS, 1870 ~. RAltifnoTa.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In The Circuit Court of Jc6er.on County,
Hest Virginia. in Term. Noe Is. 1875:
T. G. GREEN and A. Huntsr,)
Trustees, Plaintiff.
M A.ainst IN CHANcsE1.
others. Dpfendsnts
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Five DoIIars viii pn fcRce q Fraction Of an In
dustrial Exhibition Bond. thar IL certain TO draw
one Of the 10 lowing Premiur,ss
ON DECEMBER 9TH, 1875.
Tenth which coats only So can draw any OF
the wing, and will be received by the Company
AZ any tiEae in months, as SIS in the purchase Of
T1i. G !. Chance lor ra;. and NO
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E1TICE.

4 True Extract-Teste.
- ROBERT T. BROWN. Clerk.
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4 cotton mill has been started at Talla.
hassee. Florida
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{ Extract from Decree

JOHN 8. EAS iERDAY and 9TH Is
ers, Defendants.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-12-21

The average manufacture per moth Of
sewing machines By the Een,ipgtous at lion,
200
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Ninety four thousand dogs killed twenty
eight thousand six kuadred sheep III Georgia
last year.
The New York herald., 1875-10-16

agreed with the words Of Spotted Tai Red Dog
SAID
one Or the last u come The whites, but now
listen 70 them | never dispute my Great Fathers
word. Myself and my freud, Blue Horse always obey
IL Whatever Spotted Tail says | agree with N We
can get the ohies 20 the Great Fathers house
can agree % perform some business and will sell you
any land that YOU want
SPOTTED TArL-we could not agree with you here and
now, nor you with Us.
cAusRs on THE FAILURE
There doubt that the failure Of this negotiation
is to be attributed mainly 70 the ignorance Of the
majority OF the Commission Of the proper method OF
treating with tho Indian and miserable nterpreta-
tion or both the Sioux and English languages
Gil Neither party In the negotiation thoroughly
derstood tho other The Commission were aware Of
this and could have rcnedied II by employing more
efficient Interpreters They could also have modified
their proposition that it could have been more fuly
comprehended Its eborrowing" phase was % the
majority Of the Indians dark mystery, and y re-
NAMED one TO the end am assured by the best au-
thorty that the Sioux do not know the method OF
counting 1000 900 but mistakenly supposes II to be
100000 Their price Of $40 900 900 for the Black Hills
therefore, is reality but ST. 600 ooo only ST. 900
than the offer 81 the Commission competent
interpreter should have rendered their demand accord
ing its real significance English, and treaty might
have been consummated- on small error some
pOSSt1ie
my authority upon this point is mistaken, but am
confident that he Is not
COMING HosrILITIEs.
Constant raids by the youth Of tho Sioux nation upon
the frontiers Of settlement may be anticipated during
The autumn and early winter Parties Of adventurers
are beginning once to toward the Black
Hills Twenty OF them recently left this agency and
went directly north The Dakota braves want only
provocation They have imbibed great idea of the
strength their from the displays made during
the great council and the presence OF troops there
doubedy annoyed and angered them. The treacherous
disposition OF large number sufficiently shown by
the bloody trap the very council ground but de-
stroyed by the prompt loyalty of Young Man Afraid Of
His Horses Crazy Horse expected here daily with
his principal warriors He comes to attend the
Gil but what course he may pursue when he learns OF
its fruitless termination it is difficult predict He
may proceed TO fulfil the threats which he made in
August and indeed it is uncertain whether that may
not be the object OF his southern movement
The New York herald., 1875-10-16
FINE ARTS.

1.-THE SONG or THE SHIRT" BY CONSTANT
MAYER.
Constant Mayer has just finished fe-size, nearly
full length figure illustrating OF Hoods best and
saddost poems A woman still young in years
With fingers weary and worn,
With eyelds heavy and red,
sits at her old bare pine table finishing the garments
which give her as the fruit Of unceasing toll
A bed Of straw
A ernst OF brnad-and
That shattered roof this naked noor
table broken chair
The burned out candle shows that she has been sitting
ali night al her work the gray dawn Is seen through
the narrow window creeping the roofs Of London;
tho smoke ia lust rising the chimneys and every
thing around preparing Tor the next days toll
before hers or Yesterday Is finished. Her eyes
black ringed and sunken and look vacanty forward
longing
But for short hour
A respite, however brfeW
There being in that droary life, from day to day,
No blessed leisure for love or hope.
But only time for grief
A little weeping would case my heart
Bat in their briny bed
NV tears stop, for every drop
Hindcrs needle and thread.
Her dress had become unfaslened and fallen from
shoulder and the delicate fingers cannot stop their
almost mechanical motion 20 replace u
The artist has omitted the more repnlsve features OF
extreme poverty preferrng represent his ideal a
nstnctively the conventional accessory OF poverty,
rags He has been successful In catching the poets
ideas aided by his observation Of living instances
among our toilng women the misery Of whose lives no
poet artist exaggerato
IL is with the exception OF ono or two minor details
OF color, among Mr. Mayors best works, and IL
hblted 70 the public will without doubt, be Of the
noDular figure PAINTINGS sean hAre TOR snma veara
The New York herald., 1875-10-16
THE GEOGRAPHICAL CONGRESS.

THE ADVANCEMENT or BIOGRAPHICAL SCIENCE
PRIZES GIVEN by THE INTERNATIONAL JURY
WHAT THE UNITED STATES DID.
The International Congress for the Advancement Of
Geographical Science has lately concluded its second
session. and the list OF prizes granted by the nterna
tonal jury has been published in Paris The United
States were represented by Dr. Johnston, and they
have received the following honors:-In the second
group letters OF distinction arc accorded to
the Secretary Of the Navy for photographed
works on the American coasts, and medal
OF the second class members OF the Iuscarora Ex
pedition for their deep soundings In the Pacific
ocean In the third group the Signal Service take well
deserved letters OF distinction, and Mr. Hayden ro
ceves medal OF the first class for his geological ex-
pIoration Of Colorado. In the hth class the statistical
department OF the Secretary Of the Interior are accorded
letters Of distinction for their reports the census OF
1850 and 1870, while the jury remark upon the
difficulty OF making such OF d wide.
spread popu alton like that OF the United States In
the same group Mr. Francis Walker also receives letters
OF distinction Tor his economical and statistical atlas Of
the States aud the immigration Commission are given
a medal Of the second class,
The State Of Tennessee is honorably mentioned for
It's exhibition by the Committee Industrial Merit AS
sixteen represented at the Congress Il
viii be evident that the United States did not disgrace
themgclvcg
The New York herald., 1875-10-16
LITERARY CHIT-CHAT.

II is true that George Eliot IS writing novel,
but not true that It illustrates American life.
scrbner. Armstrong Co have just issued a new
edition OF Mrs Dodge's ''Rhymes and Jingles"
The posthumous writings OF Hans Christian Ander-
SEN about be published will contain several unpub-
lished sent TO him by Mrs Browning, Leigh
Hunt Wordsworth and others The most interesting
Of the largo number Of private letters he received Com
the leading literary Of England will form part u
the volume.
Mrs Fawcctt's oJanet Doncaster' has been trans
lated into German.
Macmillan h Co. are about to republsh the scientific
papers OF the late Daniel Hanbury, r. r. 5.
The English people do relish wagner's Of
visit to Beethoven in which he caricatures pushing
Engshman.
Hepworth Dixon has new book in preparation en-
titled the owhite Conquest: America in 1s75n
The Academy speaks very highly Of Latouchcs
'cTravels in Portugal" Of which the Putnams the
American publishers.
Messrs Michel Levy Freres about to publish a
volume containing the first part Of the Memories
doure Tonbe = Of Chateaubriand, originally written
in 1926
The Earl OF Dunravens 'eNarrativo OF Travels in the
Upper Yellowstone in 1874" illustrated by his com.
panion Mr. Bromley is in the London press Of Chatto
4 Windus
There has yet boon good history OF Prussia in
English Tho void is 70 be hlled by Captain Wyatt
who ID writing Prussian history in eight volumes, the
first instaIment Of which will appear in October
His Excelency lwakura Tomowic, Chief Of the Jap
Embassy TO the United states and England FIVE
years ago, has prosonsd book, Weighing three
tons TO the Library Of the India Office, London The
work Is set of the Chinese version OF the Buddhist
Scriptures and llls BY itself How any mortal
Is 70 get tme 70 himself Buddhism by read
ing through this wilderness Of theology unless fe is
heightened to the patrarchal span puzzles conjecture
George Macdonald's new book EST George and St.
Michael y story Of the civil in England, will ap-
pear from J. B. Ford Co s press
The forthcoming volumes Of the international Scicn-
tlc include "The Five Senses OF Man. BY Pro.
fessor Bernstein Of Halle; eFermentations, By Pro.
fcssor schutzenbergcr; "Anlmal Parasites and Mess
mates, By W. Van Boneden, Of Louvain and aTho
Nature Of Light" by Professor Lommcl Of Erlangcn
Macmillan n Co have in press Mr. J. w Lockyer's
new book on 'The Modern Telescope first delivered
/ as lectures At the Royal Institution
The New York herald., 1875-10-16
A FATAL FALL.

An inquest was held BY Coroner smms, Of Brooklyn,
yesterday, over the body OF William RUSSELL eighteen
years Of age, who fell from We top Of a chestnut tree,
on the premises Of Mr.. f. P. Ackerman No 900 Dean
street, and instantly killed The deceased was IN
the employ OF John Burrows livery stable keeper on
Atlantic avenue The fall was about hftv fca1
The New York herald., 1875-10-16


have already given by telegraph the proposition
1nade by the Commissioners to the Indians and their
response On the evening OF September 30 the day or
abe dissolution OF the council, the Commission we're
followed 10 the agency by several chiefs Spotted Tail
was at their head lie rather greved that clear
understanding had been reached between his people
and the whites and his rather detected.
lie. with several companions, came into the room
cupicd by the Commissioners in the stockade and sat
down In the course Of conversation Spotted Tail pro-
posea that he and the other principal chiefs Of the
soux should 70 to Washington TO finally settle the
question OF the Black Hla Hc said
In II council what you said 10 Us we did not under
stand md what we said 70 you you did not under
iYnd Iut All that said you have on paper and you
an tt.e ID 10 the Great Father He may be able 20
understand IT, and when he has looked At u II be wants
m do ~ ae can send for u.s. the chiefs Of This country
hand ~ m North and the Missouri, and We ian all meet
~ his mouse In Washington. wish this 70 DO done
rcd Dog, sword, Little Wound and Young Man
AiraidcfHis Horses who were present said that they
The New York herald., 1875-10-16
BOOKS RECEIVED.

Canada and tho United Letters by William Norris
swindow. Published BY the author.
Victorian Poets. BY Edmund Clarence Sednan. Bos-
ton James X. Osgood A Co
sevenoaks BY J. q. Holland New York scribner,
Armstrong 60.
Nebraskats AdvantaRes Resources and Drawbacks. BY
Edwin A. Gurley London sampson. Low Marston.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-10
MARRIAGE IN A RAILROAD CAR,
A CHOICE MADE BY THE YOUNG FOLKS AND
4a NOT By THE OLD FOLKS.

A CHOICE MADE BY THE YOUNG FOLKS AND
a NOT By THE OLD FOLKS.
SCRANTON, Aug. 9.--On the Philadel-
phia and Erie Express between Sunbury
and .Selinsgrove, on Friday, while the
trdin was making forty miles an hour, a
nuptial not was tied.
Conductor Trump had for some time
been paying his addresses to Miss Maggie
Kapp, the belle OF Northum oerland, ana
daughter Of Amos E. Kapp, one OF Tho
wealthiest and most influential men IN
Eastern Pennsylvania, and yeti rday
morning, after Mr.. Trump had reacned
mis- journeys end, he found the Rev. Mr..
Gibson, and taking palace car, the two
returned on brother conductors train
to Northumberland.
Thus the friends of his sweetheart were
switched off the track. They knew that
ne went out of town in the morning, and
Of course did not expect him to return
until his regular hour in the evening. =
Meanwhile Miss Kapp suddenly wished
to 60 down the road short distance to
visit q relative. She entered the train
unsuspected, and after it had started,
Miss Kapp and Mr.. Trump took their
places before the Rev. Mr.. Gibson. and
were married.
The nuptial knot was tied between the
stations OF Sunbury and Selinsgroye.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-10
DIR. J. w.LOBB -
Private. .MedicaI.0 Office & Drugs Store
No. ssisn. Fifteenth st..

Ht e rHu4ADELPHAs saHNsdp
Are open daily for the speedy and perma.
nent cure OF all diseases and ailrnenta al botb
sexes. Dr. Lobb has had an experience oi
which isa guarantee to patients thst thai
cases Will be treated by one thorourhlv ac.
quainted with the disease, and the best know
treatment for ite early and radical cure. Dr.
a.. a0p9 ~ ~coraialy invites those Suffering from
70 consult him, free Of charge, esI1ecialfv
those who h&ve been deluded, robbed and nj.
treated by 9hacks, imposters. young and In.
enpSi.,enCeG en his @ pnysicians. Pr. Lobb prepares
purely vegetable free from Mercury. baisam,
&c. Patients AFFLICTED with unnatilraI tiIs.
charges from any part Of the body, or ulcer.
atsa ssso ieSs as vel as those suffering from
der, PROSTATE Glands, Urinary orssns. Da ~.
shSnId s,Sf embraee the first opportunity 10 con.
J Dr. Ishs,s sars Cure, the emreatest =
remedy rem iGr All . diseases Of the Uripary Or
!. DR. LoHRs CONVENTIONAL RENoyAroR.
TEie celebrated remedy is the best knowW
medicine for any vitiateds conditioo Of the
bloods or system generally. eradicating All
preparations are purely VEGETABLE. ana nre.
pared by the Doctor for the convenience OF
his patieqts residing out OF the city and VIM,
are unable 20 call conveniently 81 his ofiice.
wa bo sent securely packed and sealed to
any part ot tne country free, ON receipt Of
Price OF the sure Cure and Const,tnt,onia,l
Renovator, two dollars each. II " --.''e -
Owee nours qatly from IL 9. m tiu l, and
70 p. m. Consultation free and strictly
private. Correspopdence confidential = -
MEDICAL OFFICES AND DRUG STORE. ,,' /
No. 33t n. Fifteenth Street,
sprlwly iSYaga sfHf1ADEIrHIA. Pa L +.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-10
BEATTY a=alsPIANoiza

ARE BSsT N Use. a8-send Stamp 70
tdr circular N to DANIEL p sEATTY. Waahing.
tons Now Jersey. Ass>i -@ marII
The daily gazette., 1875-08-10

!" and lover. cant per pound.
ne ION OF the lowest figures.
nnmhact wvh.Iact 70 furnish private families for
eSar o% y" OF months at price lower than
"a 1su ~ mal promptly attended 70.
r'e give rs a trial. We gusranteA ssfssfsc
6a,, j. B. C0NlsOW a SON.
Proprietors
The daily gazette., 1875-08-10
BEATr7s1ss 71s'Se Elan fsGsas ,lz olssI

:. ICQN1NxD every tmpfovemsnt knQwn |
1Sa. n. s. i':s'lis IS rs As1s:s - E'
z aevss & NS7.fsA
The daily gazette., 1875-08-10
JEFFERSON HOUSE. -
b..
NEW CASTLE, DELlYRE.
JOHN ". GRAY pnopp

1OHN w GRAY. PROPRIETOR.
This large and beautifully situated house
.nAs been put IN the very best repair for the
reception OF visitors, WHO viii find at It ali tnt
eecconmodatlons e OF IfSa.CLASS HOTEL
and Is one OF the most pleasant and deliahtfnn
kRaaces IN the State for excursions or pic-nica
Inc IN, mouse fs kept in the best style. the ba,
niled with the choicest wines, liquors and
mais ~ drinks, and table supplied with the sub
sionists can arrive by boat OF rail-. Partie.
wn9 wish 70 go fishing or boat riding on The
nople Deiaware, can Be accommodated witt
ssu,tapie q u boats. The patronage OF the bubble
iytfe iytf ss s3 ~ J. W. GRAY.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-10
Bowers Hoof Liniment.

Matter so years OF practical experience with
horses. in staging, teaming, SC, have learn
inattenti0n to the feet than all other diseases
combined. After man .se1periments have
found the true remedy to PREVENT the DIS
ease Of the hoot, or restore It after negligence,
70 what nature intended it should be-ths
orsaf support of the noble Gni1aGt. II the hoof ie
miiamed and diseased, the animal 10 conlparaI
lively worthless. This Idniment will surely
p1susHf thus worst of ali diseases, Contraction,
Corns, Quarter, Cracks, Contraction of the
hack Sinew generally. called Knee Sprung,
&c, and restore those that have been crippled
by the want OF such remedy. $50
s1lrry 1t, and 1t viii never fail If properly
Bathe the horse's foot once a week, or often.
er necessary, at the heel and frog, and
around the hoof close 20 the hair. -.s-s
M. @. BOYER.
ce.r - Nerr1ssown, Pa
Mr.. M. c. BoYER--Dsar ST.. This IL to cer.
nfy that have used your Linimeut in my
stable for three inonths past, on more than
one hundred horses, and md 1t the best pre-
pafattnn I have ever used oC horses- II tetar
bettex thar you reoommend y. Bend me dve
eases a. ones, by express 3. 81 prros
: Ne. Ia West slss ssrsst Nswfsrk c's7
The daily gazette., 1875-08-10

eSTbey fred two shots at him" wrote
an Irish reporter, "the first killed him,
but the second was not FATAL
Gen. w. B. Bate, who will probably
leading opponent in the late ssntorial
'stguasls.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-10
EPILEPSY or. FITS.

ASSURE CURE for TIL, Distressing cam
plant Is now made known In q Treafise lof
4s ofta .paEesI ON Foreign and Native Her.
pai ns rrens TSSaons. pnhliahed by Gz. o. PHELPS
him In s--ah o proridantial manner thaf X
esnnot CO lscientiously refuse to make it
knoWn, as has cured everybody who has
nsea ~ for its. never having failed in q AIN.
S.s case. 1ne ingredients may be obtained
aPPucants by mail. Address, DIR. q. PffErrs
fhoWNs II srand sf-Aat. Jersey City. New
Jersey 81 aEHF,l.ahaa L...I- lanr49wltE
The daily gazette., 1875-08-10
PIANot

Eas ga = tSc tSSsl,cate fabric washed without In
PronshiSn insead. The work Of puriAcafton
Rpssd. TSs TSSSse0mpnshed; no affer rubbing
be time IeS w5,SW SWaahips dome m one quartef
eld rub. .Soslrd0 SSssr d0ns.hsii Ss the soap. than b
s EN- = tsnon gn&sSatseds fcsf ~ 49, 49, s1ii lul
SsS Y psEsons loW 1sisS SS% q eaSSaenSss eSas re
's''saasiai ktSssn taSis y .tna ? neA
lsusnnfa.o..,n, ~. IeA.AC RyIR.
ny go. So SsS1aS stss~sS - =
The daily gazette., 1875-08-10

ther said, saTo think I complained thatI
had not a friend, only this morning. and
they all spoke for me before we saw the
cat. will never murmur agar, mother.
and never let myself think it is useless
to try. to be good. .irssI -TrTTl y
The daily gazette., 1875-08-10

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