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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-02-09
FRAzIERS ROOT BTrrERs. FHB eRs.
BLOOD AND HUk0R REMEDY.
Prom ne Ce1elQnd S,,s,aav ho-,.no


That Frazier's Root B1tters possess an ef,oa,v
greatly superior % any other preDara ssnn -
searching the blood with which We ane ~
Qoalnteq, We can testify from actual ohssrUS
Lon. We know many Instances where ind
YlooSis Tor years afflicted have bean S,<--,Ss
nentiy restored 70 health by their psa NJ
fIszer tne proprietor, is a resident OF this c5f1
sno rs widely known as one or our most Dr,-,c
nsnt business men. His references to the -
tsaue OF his Root Bitters are also persons vail
Known as citizens OF standing and inteQrftv' An
MIosS Placements implicit confidence may b
p11.cSo, ana their testimony may be taRrn -
conc1usiye evidence or the estimation In Tbie6
, ~. Ta4lers remedy Is held, particularly ~
LONE. mere II has already attained that noss-
.1o1a snSs Iequ-res no recommendation, havfna
s.o "a sne TEST on trial here. We can with safety
use elsewhere, by all who e1siics@.S Sr,tL
any kind OF weakness or n a.. So. - - -.
ne most searching, strengi nenfng aud heaIfng
aemedy OF which we have any knoT1le5es
ssotd Dy druggists and at country stores. Pr1cs
u % per bottle. @1N
GEORGE W. FRAZIER. Proprsetor.
5sl 81. Clair street. Cleveland. q
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Il Q 20 uN G ME n

sunerlng rom the effects OF That dreadful de-
structive dis ase. SPERMATORR HOEA,
are seminal Losses, INDIGESTION, IRRITA-
btLlTf, Loss OF Manly Power, frightful dreams,
sensation OF falling when asleep, melancholy,
self distrust, confused memory, bashfulness and
nmldiiyt palpltation OF the heart, flashes OF
neat, chilly sensations, restlessness cold feet at
times voracious appetite. saliow complexion,
olotches aud pfmples on the face, love OF soli-
tuue, lnao1l1ty 10 concentrate the mind.
AVERSION TO SOCIETY, rendering MAR
RI ACE IMPROPER such should Amply at once
Every case can be cured. His reputation guar
antees this fact. CIRCULARS sent for TWO
STAMPS. His large work now in press, sent for
ing.
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FEvKR AND AaUR.

40 other remedy viii cure CnilIs AID Fever
aud 81 Msiarious Diseases 50 quickly 81 Frs-
Eier's Root Bitters.
q POSITIVE AETTDoTE FoR FEVER AND Aoux.
IlR, F1-.zTER-DEAR SIR: Fer several months
have been afflicted vita feT1- and agns. Faf
weeks al s tine WG8 co11ned T. the hCszga.
II = SEneT10g was intense. i cCEfd 11lc ~ On
Until heard O. your Root BltteTS, vEich gsy
recommended 70 ms SIS having cared 50 rnzrf
pa-zoas. have taken ths Root BiltsrS abo,t
tgso weeks, and they hove restored ne . n
tcIIner healso. W@th ever 1ssnnS q g-aEtar
1cr your inestimGble discovery, / en- Foa-r "a
specially, JOHN POLAND,
No. g Prospect street, Cleveland, u
So-1 By al druggists and ss county lows
E9id az wholesale by Browning = Sloan, A
Hiefer, dtewgTt6 Morgan, Hagkit 4 iEnfsiS ana
Es--y bros.s Indianapolis, Meyer E-c5. a Co
< CIT va yne, Leonard Dale & Co.. Lo-zuzrlFs.
tu1ijck & Berry, TeTTe Esuse, E1rey . &aars
.s'ss cttS, and Keller & " aite, ILISJlsFilis, Ind
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Arsene Housssye's last Paris letter TO the
Tribune announces the death of a noted
character, Charles Colingny. He was a man
of letters as well as night walker. who
thought that gas had advantazeously re-
placed the sun. He therefore went to bed
in the morning snd got up at night. He
has just died with waist like barrel,
gained, as he said, by "effacine' some fifty
glasses Of beer nightly. Before devotlng
himself to beer he had made a prelude with
absinthe and sscre-chien. At night, when
he wandered through Paris with his friends,
the night walkers, he frightened the pass
eTs-by and walked the sleePers with the crv,
which has become famous. sob hei Bourg-
co.'s of Paris! Hide your wivesl Charles
Colingny Ia pessingp
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oATARRH CURED.

&E. FRAzIER: wish to inform you wn.G
your T.edicine has done for me. was afflicted
with -starrh IN its worst form for Dlsry yeara
Tied vsrious medicines recommended by phy.
I1clsns, Tnicn proved but tsmporarv relief
~ the advice OF a lady friend who was ouryss a.
tnE same disease by your Root Bittsrs, I pro
cured one half dozen bottles, and they have ac.
conopilshed perfect cure In my c&ss. Belle wins
that thousands are dragging out miserable en-
Stance from the effects of CatarTh, cheexfully
recommend yOur Root Bitters 70 al who srf
Bir1-2r1y STn1cted. MISS AMELIA RRAeyT-
Buena Vista, Butler Co.. Pz.
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CATARRH.

TO cure Catarrh, cleanse the blood. n "a. Ia.
cured in no other way. You can no more crrs
Catarrh by Injecting ana Snuf1ng rnedfcfnas
into the nose than you can cure scroduoue
sore with local application. Frazieris Rcsf
SltterS VIII positively cure Caterrb, II hza
never Jailed IN single instance,
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

victim of youthful imprudence, causing
premature decay, nervous debility, etc, having
tried in vain every known remedy, has found
a simple self cure. which he viii send free to
mis- fellow sufferers. Address ]. 4. REEVES,
rs Nassau street. New York.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy relief for young men from thee fleets OF
trrors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re-
stored. lmpediments to Marriage removed.
New method OF treatment. New and remarka-
bic remedies. Books and Circulars sent free in
sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSO-
CIATIONr il9 North Ninth street, Philadel-
phta, Pa.--an Institution having 4 high reputa-
ton Tor honorabie conduct and professional
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DISEASES OF THE LIVER

When the liver becomes disordered and a..
sased the person 10 afiicted is indeed rnis.rs
ole. Inc skin becomes sallow, the tongue An
coated ,cosuveness Prevails eometfrnes dieyrS1~,..
spponte frequently voracious, at other time M
oesare 20 ear, the patient is lsnguid, devoid o.
Emery, rant, dysPeptic, weary in body and OBJ
s an p.otched skin complete the picture one or
al OF tnese viii indicate that the liver Ia in
Bitters act like magic N>"o'
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CoNsuMPrryEa BEAD.

LIZ. FgAzIER-DEAR sIR: am taking you
Root Filters. They have done me a great deal
o. good; they have cured my couch. and g.
LIE another person. Yours truly,
BARNEY CAIN, Efagays. Ontario.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-02-09

WTANTED-AGENTS-To whom exclusive
w territory will be given to sell Nayin's Ex-
planatory, Stock Doctor. This book is neatly
fully illustrated. 1t gives the history, symp-
TOMS causes and treatment of all the diseases
of horses, hogs cattle, sheep and poultry, and is
just the book that every farmer ana stock IN an
needs. IL has rapid sale, and agents will do
well to apply Immediately for territory and
terms to j. h. YEAGLEY, Publisher, Indianap-
oils, Ind.
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ROOT BITTERs SURE CURE FOR RUMoRs AFp
PIMPLES ON THE FACE.

DEAR SIR: Ny object in writing the follow.
Ing Is to spread valuable informatfoD HsvIns
been troubled with humols aud p;rnpjt< N, -
Iacs ana body, and after trying Sarsspa-filS
ana many other remedies adyertisei tor
searching the blood, ana receiving no beneff Z
commenced using Root Bitters, and less than
three bottles has sfectsd radical cure. haVs
never enjoyed such good heath before ard Z
attribute it to the use OF your Bitters.
B. +. HERBST. Canton, O,
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MEDICAL
OST MANHOOD

/ how 1T CAN BE RESTORED. The cele-
brated DIR. BIGELOW, known throughout
All The Northwestern states, has prepared GER
tam remedies for the cure o. SPERA-z TOR
hH4A, or NERVOUS DEBILITY, prod acing
BLOTCHES on the FACE and A VERSION to
SOCLETY, etc, uniting the afflicted for
SSClClAL SGSxNE&S or MARRIED LIFE.
Inese REAED1ES can be RELIED upon, as
the Doctor has used them in his practice for the
last TWENTY YEAR,
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FEMALE DISEASES.

Frazier's Root Bitters have given health ana
spirit 70 thousands of females. The bolloV
cneeH, the sunken eye, the sallow countenanca.
tns DARK circles underneath theeyes are ali in
dlcaf1ve OF weakness of the female orr-ans OF
generation which are speedily overco me by 10
use OF the Root Bitters.
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HAS DONE AR MORE GOOD rHAn ALL rEJ
MEDICINES HAVE TAKEN FOB TIN YRAgs.

hrs. Daniel Smith, of Concord. N sm,o..s
with weakness, pain in the lungs and 81 ouIde1r
neayy pain over the eyes, restless at nisht and
u,ea, lalnty feelings all the time, writes:
oottle OF Bltters you sent me by express and :
nave taken the whole Of ii, and it has done ma
taken, and have taken more or less Tor ter
years; 1 thought could get them nom our
could have sold q bottles II | could have, %
them. think you might have q great salst on
your bitters here. want you to send me u
cottes Tor %, the price you advertise. nd
quick as you can, by express, G. o. d. Il Is hs
best medicine I ever saw. From your Lnogt
sratelol friend MRS. DANIEL SMITH.
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DISEASES OF THESE

al diseases OF the skin are blood ofs.
eases, for when the blood is pure the aim rSn.s
- lIee Irom AL unhealthy eruptions. PimpIes
on me Iace or body, erysipelas, salt rheura, ul.
ssrs, sores, Dolls, carbuncles. Blotcnes In The
e1 we naAf' sore eyes, running from the ears etc.
etc;, are caused by vi humorS in the bloOSs
frakiers Root Bitters.
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HEART DISEASE.

constipation, Indigestion and failure 20 per
spire freely, causes palpitatiou of The heRs1t
tnroDolng OF the stomach, shortness OF tAS
breath, swimming or dizziness OF the head,
nnmo ness OF the body, stagnation of tbs blood
and many other distressing symptoYns -
zer's Root Bitters cures all such dsffic1ltfes IA
sllnuiat the circulation and removes all CO.
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SGRIPTION FREE

For the speedy cure or Seminal " ealcness, Lost
Manhood, and ali disorders brought on by In
discretions or ExceeseE. ANY druggist has the
ingredients. Address DR. u HEIlrON & 90.
Ohio.
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SUFFERED OVER THIRTEEN WRAPS wrra
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA cEJRxD
By 79REB BOTTLES OF ROOT BTTTERs
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RHEUMATISM.

MR. fRANER-DEAR SIR: deem IL an act OF
grauInae 70 you, and duty toward those who
zre sunerlng rom liver complaint and dyspep-
STA, TO make the following statement. I 80.
oeen an Invalid for over thirteen years. Nv
complaint was disease Of the liver and dys-
Pepsla. MY SKIN was yellow, the white OF nv
Eyes was tne color OF saffron; was sleepy and
nssSVy, VITA headache, and no appetite for food
Oh any Kind L was afflicted as bad as any Twins
woman could be. took bottle after bottle al
p s.ent medicines, and paid over 500 to the bed
Pnysicians without any bene1t. suffered
more than can tell Won bv letter hnf ,oriS
eSt no reliei until about two months ago pur
S Snaseo bottle OF your Root Bitters from Louif
sSnnItnnlgnt, druggist, lS5 Woodiawn ayepue
Inns city. used this bottle mp, and since then
lave USED nearly two more, and they are the
S4nIy Posluve, sure cure for liver complaint and
dyspepsia have ever tried they have curef me
completely, and today am as healthy as any
person can De: You may use my name III YoS,
see proper, as IL may be the means OF Inducing
others TO Try your discovery and be Gu red 6oT
good health is better than gold Ever vo1r
Ileno. MRS ELLEN CRASHAW.
No. ~ OranQa sfraaf Cqayoto-a "a
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No. 70 Orange street. Cleveland. @.

Never before has there existed a remedy q
ontalllngiy successful in the rheumatic sfEae-
IONS as Frazier's Root Bltters. One or two bot
Ties Will do more than hoeshead of liuiIneuts
Ior IL carries out OF the circulation the acrid hu
depends.
FROM SAMUEL r. KLMBALL, Boston.-5Ial
have suffered with chronic rheumatism ovef
seven years, have tried probably twenty , ply
sctans, and spent hundreds Of dollars, al with.
out relief. am now using your Root BIttsrx
!hey are curing me, and would not be without
thsm for thousand dollars.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-25
A Kentuekg Br.dal -.


There came ore dry to liale inland town
in Keutucky yonng rural couple, who had
inst been bound 10y the silkeo bombs Their
destination was the depot, aud tie bridegroom
was eyil5a;ly quite impatient for fear the
train should arrive before he could reach The
caicc. Buying one ticket they stood on the
platform until the train had stopped. When
they entered the car tho bridegroom found his
bride seat, kissed hor afIectiouately, bado her
goodbye" aud going ont, seated himself on
a box AID commenced whiting most yisor-
on.ly. lie watched the train cut Of sight
regre; depicted on his face, when bystaoder
thinking the whole proceedings rather strange
resolved to interview him. Approaching him
carelessly, aud chewing straw, to keep aP
his courage he said:
Been ge,tin married lately2'
Yes said be, me and Sallie 50, spliccl ibis
mcrnin'."
Was that her you put on the train q
"Yes," with sigh.
a likely lookin' GAL" said or questiooer.
Anybody sick. that she had to 20 away
"No," but here he grew confidential. "You
see me and Sallo had heard that everybody
when they got married, took bridal tour
So I told Sallie hadn't money enough for both
Of MS to 20, but she shouldn't be knocked oct
Of hern. So jst brought her down here,
bough; her ticket aud sent her on A visit TO
some Of her folks, and thought I might get
some work fa,vestin' till she got back
That afternoon found him bnsily at work,
and when, in a day or two after, Salio came
back, he welcomed her cordially and Affection
ately, and haud 10 hand they started down the
dusty road to their new home and duties.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-25
An Old Recipe Worth Ten Dollars to
any Farmer.

Take one part 10y weight rosin, ono part
beeswax and four parts good fresh or sound
lard. Mix aud melt together over Glow Gre,
so as to be sure not to bnrn the MIXTURE /.
makes an ointment that is superior TO any
thing that have ever seen tried Tor the lesh
OF either horses or ;attle, for either fresh or
old sores, and is especially good to remove oId
dry scabs. II sofiens the scab, aud comes on,
leaving the skin soft and tough.
was using horse a cold, muddy winter
day, aul the next morning found bin with
legs swollen and rough, and 50 diG that il
seemed to be very difficult for bin TO move.
brushed of the dirt and applied the oint-
lneut as soon as could after found il out
made the application morning aud evening
for two days, and tie third day one appli-
cation, aud be was cured. was compelled to
use the horsea little thr FIRST day, and after
two hours light work he worked as well anl
free as ever, aud kept on using him every
day.
The mixture is the best thing ever used
for boots or shoes f5r out door wear, as it
makes the sPongy leather waterproof, and tho
hard leather soft
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-25
Have Animals a Sense of HumorP ?

A writer in Nature seorge J Romsncsl
brings together some instances tending 10 saow
the existence in some animals Of sense Of
humor. 4 young orang-ou,lng in the
London biological gardens used frequently
toamuse the spectators by iuver,ing on her
head her feediug-can, aud the animal was cyi-
dcnty gratifcl when her conduct called forth
laugh. A Skye terrier belonging to Mr.
Romancs, "whi!e lying upon one side and Vi
olently grinning, would hold ono log in bis
mouth The animal was much pleased when
ever this "oke" was duly appreciated, bat
would become snlky if no notice was taken Of
it. This dog was fond Of catching flies upon
the window pancs but, il ridiculed when IN
successful, he was evidently much annoyed.
Having failed repeatedly on a certain occasion
t) catch fly be evidently became so distress
ed that he positively pretended to catch The
fly, going through all the appropriate actions
with lps and tongue. and allcrward rubbing
the ground with his neck as II b. kill the VIC
tim. So well, continues Mr.. Rlmanes, "was
tho whole process simulated that | should have
been quite deceived had not seen that the fly
was stilI upon the window. Accordingly |
drew bis attention to this fact as well as 10 tho
absence of anything upon the floor; and when
he saw that bis bypocricy had been detected,
he SUNK away uuder some furniture, evidently
very much ashamed Of himsef.---P4Ular
.Science MlaN.IH tor September.
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Be Way, then. of The Tramp.

i move has been started IN Washington 20
petition Congress at its next session to aPPro-
PIRATE sufficient sum to disiuter the remains
Of all the deceased Presidents Of the United
States, remove them to Mount Vernon and re-
inter them in mausolerms for each one in a
circle around the tomb Of Washington. The
reason given for this movement is that some Of
the Presidents are " laid now in obscure, IN
adorned and neglected graves
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-25

"Is IT GoSg FOREVER PA siar-eyed boy
sat beside ne, and watched the face brighten
and the eye grow eager, as be spied man with
bunch Of balloons. Nearer and nearer came
tie mau. eager and more eager grew the little
face, bnt he said never 4 word. His mother
bought him balloon and bis smile Of joy was
dazzling as a sunbeam. lie did DOT play aod
prank as other children DO, but be sat still and
held the string. and let the balloon Goat ont
on the breeze, and looked content S1djealy
a strong gale seized the toy and bore it aIoft,
fAr above the fag-pole, beyood.the house-tops,
NO into the ether; anl the chill's face grew
sa5dcned but he uttered 20 cry. a the Grim
son dot passed ont Of sight bis eyes fell. aud
with slight tremble 10 his voice be question
el. ." Is il gone forever? His m0tier offered
10 purchase another balloon. but mysterious
were the workings Of that chiid's heart He
declined tae offer lie wocld wait Dr bis
own to conie back none other would sliisiy
him. Was not that q lesson 10 the childish
lile. deep and bitter a we learn in e1r mainri-
( ty Cane bag Letter.
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VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
l. \. Nv. Y. B. GiIblIBa. IDITllS
OFFIcE IN "JEFFERsoN BULDING.
Saturday, September 25, 1875
The Tramp.

We Do not refer to the historic tramp, tramp,
tramp Of ty-gore days when the Boys in
Gray and the Boys in Blue marched on to bat
tie.
No. we speak now Of a biped, a species OF
humanity cross between laberer and a
beggar. The press has taken up this subject
lately, and uttered many wholesome truths
anent it. But previous to entering upon these,
we would give our readers a description Of
The Tramp that they may "spot " him in
stautly if he should chance to wander this
way. The Lancaster Herold and ErGmjHr
draws the truthful pen picture:
." A slouching figure, clad in the motley ofmen-
delaney. with certain urcei taiuty OF manner, a
iurtive, halfdefaut, halfcringng air. and q
stealthv, sideong glance that at once attracts at
tention and repels interest. This creature IS The
tramp
Although able, perhaps, to pursue his call
ing within city limits, yet small towns and the
open country are ly far the most congenial
working grounds for him Here, he has DO
police to dog his steps, or whose vigilance to
elude. The masters of families are generally
absent during the day, earning their breed by
hard toll so that The Tramp can raid on
these unprotected homes, and feast upon milk
and honey bulied from the pantries of the
trembling women-fok. And right here may
be quoted again our valued contemporary:
I -. IL Z.
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nlnnsnntnnd ornfta Ne EmnInrment..

pleasantand Profitable Employment
9. Reautirulr' q" Charming =" .' Oh, how lovely y
"What are they worth ?' &c. Such are eXela-
nations by those who see the large elegant New
Chromos produced by the European and Ameri-
can Chrome Publishing Co. They are all per-
feet gsrs of Art. No one can resist the teTnpta-
tiou 10 buv when they see the Chromos. Can
vassers. Agents. and ladies and gentlemen ont OF
em7lovment. will 6nd this the best opening ever
offered 10 make money. For full particulars, SEND
stamp for confidential circular. Address,
F. GLEASON * CO.,
73S. Washington ST., Boston, Mass.
AuC. q. 1878.
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On n IEW SERFS CHARIESTOWN, JEFFEIsLN LOUNIA W V
POLITICAL.
THERE is NO UNBELIEF.

There is no unbelief.
Whoever plants leaf beneath the sod
And waits TO see itpush away the clod'
Trusts be in God.
whoever saws, when clouds in The SKY ,,,
" Be patient. heart! Light breaketh By ana o!'
Trusts in the Most High.
Whoever sees meath Winters field OF 'now'
The silent harvests Of the future grow,
Gods power must know.
Whoever lies down on his couch to sleep,
Consent to lock each sense in slumoer deep
Knows God will keep.
Whoever .ays ''to- morrow" the unknown,
The future. trust that Power alone
He dsres not to disown.
The heart that looks on when eyelds close,
And dares to live when life has only woes,
Gods comfort knows.
There is no uHbe,ief.
And say by day and night, unconsoioRsly,
The heart lives by that faith the lips deny,
God knoweth why.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-25

Is,Tr UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs the public
that his new ICE CREAM PARLOkS are
completed and handsomely furnished. and ready
for the reception OF visitors-to whom viii be sup
piled Ice Cream Of the best quality and most deli
cjous fayors. Cake, CONNECTIONS. &C. Gentlemen
alone will find a saloon especially Etted Tor them
in rear of the store, where they viii receive
prompt attention.
Va At short notice Ice Cream. Fruits, Gaze
Candies, SC, supplied to families in quantities to
suit. GUSTAV BROWN.
June C. lS74-tC
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-25

4 table giving the monthly arrivals of i'm
migrants at New York f1r the last four years
show. that immigration las this year fallen
one-,hird below that Of the corresponding pc
Rod II last year This is mainly attributed
70 the bad account of the times sent 70 the Oh
countries ty foreign-horn citizens i1 the Uni
ted States. The tables iD question show the
totals Of immigration :-l8I2, 293 075; 1873.
2G7. .S54 1874. 187 81 and 1875 Up to the
1st instant, C4 ,054.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-25

The rev;.efs o. ihe New Toiamcut lave
been At work fye years, aud it i.sai@ wHl pro-
batly require five years more Iae latest
London mail advice, report iiiat ile ''nr Cos
pels had Icon completely realised, except TOO
points in dispute Set g. bc decided Tie Acts
and small Episile. bad hreo revised once. and
had % undergo . seconl revision. Thc hcEps-
ties Of Paul would cume next and would take
q long tine
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-25

The First Baptist Church at Wilmington, \.
c.. has extended pastoral call to the Rev. }.
3 Taylor, Of Culpeper Va.