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C0NsUMPTE0N GAN BE CURED.
SchenciS's FuImonic syrup.

Acbcnck's Mandrake Pills,
Are the only medicines that viii cure Pulmon-
airy Consumption.
Frequently medicines that will stop a cough
Will occasion the death OF a patient; they lock
up the liver, stop the circulation OF the blooc,
hemorrh0ge follows, and In foct they clog the
actions OF the very organs that caused the
cough.
Liver Complaint and Dysrepsla arc the causes
OF two-thirds Of tho cases OF Consumption.
Many persons complain OF a dull pain IN the
side. constipation, coated tongue, pain in tho
shoulder blade, feelings Of drowsiness and ,eet-
lessne5s, the food lying heavily on the stomach.
accompanied with acidty and belchiug up Of
wind,
These symptoms usually originate from dis
ordered condition CT the stomach or torpid
liver.
Persons so afflicted. II they take one or two
heavy colds, and II the cough In these cases DO
suddenly chcckr d, will ma the stomach ana
liver clogged, remaining torpid and inactive,
and almost before they are aware the lungs
arc mass OF sores. and liberated, tho result
OF which IS death.
schenck's rumonlc Syrup is an eSpectorapt
which does not contain opium or an. thing
Calculated TO check a cough suddenly
Schcncks Sea weed Tonic oissOlyes the frod,
mixes with the gastric juices OF tho stomach,
aids digestion, and creates q ray ~ GU appetite
when the bowels are costlve ska tallow. or
the symptoms otherwise OF "a bill Gus tendency,
Scnencks Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared Oul! 10y
s. n. SCHETf i Il SON.
n. L. corner Sixth and Arch SIS lhila.
And are for ale by a druggists ana oc0.Ci-.
oCid&~1m
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Valuable evidence,

The following unsolicited testimonial from
Rev. o. Il. Walker formerly pastor or kowdon
square church, Boston, ana at present settled
in Providence, K. l., must be deemed as reliable
evidence No one should fail to deserve that
this testimonial Is the result Of two years OK
perience with the use OF Veg tine in the Rev.
Mr.. Walkers fam who now pronounce IL IN
valuable:
PROVIDENCE, l., 100 TRANSIT STREET.
II. X. STEW EMS, ESQ.
feel bound TO express, with my signature,
the high value place upon your NEGtTlNh.
My family have used Il tor the last two years.
In nervous debility, IL is invaluable, and r.
Commend II 10 all y no may need an inv goIat-
ing. renovatinS tonic.
O. #. WALLER,
Formerly pastor of Bowdotr luare church,
Boston.
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Known as the Calvin Robinson homestead,
In the village Of Cuttngsvllle contains 2iU
acres 100 acres OF II I'm wood Buildings con-
sist OF a large two-story brick house also n
farm house, TOUR barns and hog house, all IN
good repair. a cheese factory on 'he farm. lS
Centrally located; has III the con eniences OF
n village, and is considered n vera desirable
residence. WI, divide and sell part 10 suit
the buyer. VIII sell for what IL would cost TO
build the buildings. Address
G. r. MOWER,
sep2sd&wlm Cnttinssville, Vt.
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CPECIAL CHANCE FOR A PROFIT
~ ABLE BUSINESS.

The work Is wcll calculated to suit masons
who may engage I'm II during the winter
months, Any energetic man can make u a
profitable business with a small amount OF
capital. For information call on or address
A. o. HITCHCOCK.
Octlodlw Fitchburg. Mass.
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The Tired Body sucs for sloep.

d sION MUTCN To ~
II. r. STEVENS, EsR: dear Silt is as much
from a sense OF duty rs OF gratitude that |
write 10 say tnat your VEGETINE-eveu II il
iS patent meliciue-haS been of great help to
me when nothing else seemed 10 avail winch /
could safely use. Either excessive mental
exhaustion that desperately needs sleep, but
as desperately denes it. Might after night The
poor, tired body sues Tor sleep until the day.
work tired out with an almost fruitless chase
after rest. Now l have found that little
VEG lTlNE, taken Just before Iretlre, gives
me sweet and immediate sleep, and without
any OF the evil effects of the usua. narcotics
think Two things would tend TO make brain
workers sleep. lst-A little less WORK. 2d-A
little more YEGE1 me. This prescription has
helped me. Now have particular horror for
"patt mt medicine, but have greater horror
OF being afraid 10 tell the strais hit out truth.
The VEGETiNE has helped me and own tup.
Yours &C, j. 5. DICkERSON.
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Three Points for Consideration.

During the past five years the vEGETlNE
has be II stea ily working itself into public
favor, and those who were az first most incred-
u Gus In regard TO its iner Is, are now las most
ardent friends and supporters.
There are three essen ial caus5S for those
having such u horror or patent medicine,
changing Il cir opinion and lending their lniu-
ence toward the advancement OF VE4ETINE.
1st-It is an honestly prepared medicine frJm
banks, roots and herbs. 2d-lt honestly &C.
composites all that is claimed Ior IT, without
leaving any bad AFFECTS in the S. stem. 3d-lt
presents honest vouchers In I, stlmonials IRON
honest, we l.rnown citizens, whose 81 -nalureS
are guarantee of their earn $ ness In the
matter. Taking into confederation the vast
quantity OF medicine brought consp!euousiy
before the public through The inming adyer-
tisements III the neWsp per columns. with no
proof OF merit or &c hume vouchers OF what 10
has done. we should ue pardoned for manifest
ing sNall degree OF PRIZE in presenting the
following testimonial from REV. j. 5 DICKIN-
SJN, d. D., the popular and ever genial pastor
of the South BaptisG church, Boston:
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THIS standard article Is compounded with the
greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and satisfactory
us ever.
Itrcstores gray or faded hair to its youthful
color.
1t removes all eruptons, itching, and dand.
ruff and the scalp by its use becomes white
and clean.
BY its tonic properties 1t restores the capil-
larry glands to their normal vlgor, preventing
badness, ana making the hair grow thick and
strong.
As dressing nothing has been found so eff
fectual, or desirable.
Dr.. a. A. Hayes, State Assayer Of Massachu.
sets, says of IL: al consider 1t the best prepa-
ration for its intended purposes"
BUChlNGllAM'S DYE FOR THE WHISPERS.
This elegant preparation may be relied on to
change color OF the beard from gray or any
other undesirable shade, TO brown or black, at
discretion. II is easily applied, being in one
preparation, and quickly and effectualy pro-
duces permanent color which Will neither rub
nor wash Off.
Manufactured by
X. L. HALL 81 CO., Nashua, N. III.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medi-
cine. 6th je30deodw1w
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Gravein has been arrested, and is held
in six ,houfand dollars bonds which he had
not oblsined up to Monday noon Oct. l6
Where the fire was looks lonely enough,
three horses. yoke oxen and four hogs lay
there smouldering
Geo. A. Boy nton, has gone to the GEN.
tennisl. ANON.
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Vicinity Items.
DANDY.

DhND1.
Dorset mountain wus capped with snow
sgan on Sunday morning, Oct. 10, for the
second time this season.
TIE directors OF the cheese factory ut the
Corners, have refused to take - per
pound for tneir cheese.
Dir Z Kelley, whose mill and shop was
bnrned Il few days since, intends to rebuild
at once.
Cider mills are now in full operation, and
the article promises to be plenty and cheap
this season.
The ground was frozen hard Sunday
morning. and ice formed in some cases two
inches thick.
The potato crop has been pref able this
fall, j. Z. Post of Rutland has loaded sew
era cars, and still there are more to sell.
The October elections exert great influ-
ence on the voters of the country especi-
ally upon those who are on the fence, ready
TO take flying leap to to the winning
side.
Among those who have visited the CEN
tennial, from this town, are the following ;
p. T. Griffith. Il. w. Rogers, j. q. Griffith,
and wife, @ II. Griffith, w. Il. Griffith and
wife, Geo. Bruce, L. a. Bancroft, James
Dougan, A. ID. Smith aud wife, Mary
Mathewson, w. f. Oils, Eddie Staples, },
G. Williams and wife, j. II. Ililliard. e..
j. Read, |. Il. Tabor, j. G. Fletcher, T..
b. Stafford and wife, Mira. Il. Ii. Smith,
Mrs l. w. Kelley, d. A. Kelley, and we
think but few townsEin the state have done
better than this according to the popula-
ton. There are several others who intend
TO 60 next week. J. c. W.
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j. yosporth & Co., Denver, Col; Gentsinen,,
Pr,'ned 10y a fell0w-fecling for those afflicted
wltittsrrh. / wish to aid my Testimony In
beh, OF SANFOHDS RADICAL CURE FOX
CA1sRH. have been sorely afflicted WIN
thisa1ul disc sc for four years, ana nave
trIevery known remedy without avail. until
bCht bottle OF the above CURE from you,
viii gave me almost instant relief. IL being
cGtitutionai as well as II local RENE " 1
belle II 10 be ali that Is claued Tor II, HAD
icanre for Catarrh. very truly yours,
WM. AMETIVE,
~. l....a % - It,Lti, Iurrnn HIlss & 20
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Denr, Sept. 2s, 1875. with Jensen. BLISS
GHEATLY AFFLICTED.

Mrs. J. o. Bosworth Is Co., Denrer, Gontlem n
i ke plensure IN recommending lNFDrD'N
RACIAL CURE FOR ChTAkH 10 all who are
aried with this disease. l was greatly
aii;Icd with It for a long time, and cured 1t
wittwo bottles Of the above o. RI About n
yeaaftcrwards was again taken with ca
tar quite severely, and immed ately sent Tor
amer bottle which fixed me all right, giving
mn lief from the first dose. / am confident
tlnthis remedy will do all that is claimed Tor
it,ad more too. Wishing you tuccess In lts
inrductlon, an, very tru yours,
A. W SMITH, OF Smith Doll.
noxor. A 1874
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FOR sTOmACrss on, of OR DER,

40 medicine will so effectuaiy improve the
tone OF tue stomach as these Pills; they remove
all acldity occasioned either by inLemperance
or improper diet. They reach the liver and re-
fully enlcacious In cases OF spasm-in fact they
never fail III curing all disorders OF the liver
and stomach
HULLOWAY'S PILLS are the best known In
the world for the following dlsea.es: Ague.
Asthma, Bilious Complaints Blotches On the
Skin, Bowels, Consumption, Debility, Dropsy
Feyers OF all kinds, Fits, Govt, Headache, lndi-
gesion, Inn animation, Jauhdce, Liver Com
plants, LunbagO, Piles, Rheumatism, Rcten-
Throat, stone and Gravel, Tic-Dououreux,
Tumors. Uulcers, Worms OF all kinds, Weak
nnSA Irlm Of
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS,

1AO1IO w a 4 . 4 1I1zFJI
Invariably cure The following diseases:
DIsOEDER OFyHE KEHNEYs.
In all diseases Affecting these organs. whether
they secrete too much or too liJtle water; or
whether they be afflicted with stone or gravel,
or with aches ana pains settled In the loins
over the regioas of the Kidneys, these Pills
should be taken according TO the printed direc-
lions, and the Ointment should be well rubbed
into the small OF the back at bed time. This
treatment Will give almost immediate relief
xyhnn I'LL nthnr IuannS laYa failed
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

=, None are genuine unless the signature of
HAYDoCK, as agent for the United States, sur.
rounds eacn box OF Pllls, and Ointment.
handsome reward WIN be given to any one rem
nerihG sucn Information as may lead to the de-
me mediclnes OF ven ling the same, knowing
+.'SUld at the manufactory OF Professor UoI..
LowAY a Co, New York, and by all respectabie
druggists and dealers In medicine throuVhout
the civilized world, In b0xes ct rs cents 81 GEMS
and 81 each
There is considerable saving By taking
the larger Sizes
N. Directions for the guidance OF patients
In every disorder are affixed to erch box.
Office 112 Liberty st., New York.
oct IL 'd&w.y
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NOT OUaCK NosVfyun.

Gentlemen--I hereby certify that for several
years l have used tho NoLTAIc PIAsTERs in my
practice and have never known them to fail in
.frording speedy relief IN those cases for which
they are recommended. 1hey are not a qrack
nostrum, but remedial agent OF great value
Very trliy yours, w. G. COLLINS, NJ. u.
BuckspOrt. Me May Il, 1874
Sod every where for % cents. Sent by mall
ca efully W 'apped, on receipt OF price, 25 cents
for one, 81 rs for six, or s2.5 Tor relve by
WEEKS q POTTER, Psoprietors, Boston, Mass.
octl7d&wlm
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PAWLET.

Persons from this place have been going
to and returning from the centennial for
the past two weeks in goodly numbers. A
party of seven left here on Monday last.
Abbot Robinson has in his posse ssion the
photographs of the three Younger brothers
also the other three bank robbers that were
shot at Mortified, MINI.
Revival meetings are being continued
with some success at thd Methodist church.
More coal will be consumed in this place
the present winter than ever before. But
when the proposed railroad is completed,
"wood will be in the shade"
The school house is undergoing repairs
to a good extent. What is really needed is
a good new building to have it convenient
ell around.
Marson Hill of Augusta, Ga, is on a fly
ing visit to town after an absence of ten
years
Snow equals have been in order the past
few days. Other kind of squalls the past
few nights from other sources. Those that
weigh from eight to ten pounds.
A certain young man left this place on
the night ,of Oct. 0, for the centennial,
west, or some other place, leaving behind
a wife and three children in needy crcum-
stances. IL is supposed he was following
another woman who had started on only a
few hours before. Some of his creditors
would like to have seen him before he left.
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Alessfs. HdeKS d IolleT,. GeH'IeNltH-One yuNi
ago was seized with severe attack OF Rheu-
matism In my right hip, TO which was sub
Jsct. tried the various linlments and rheu
In TIC cures, but without the least benent,
wbe. my son, druggist, suggested one OF
'yotir COLLINS VJLrAiC pLasTrBg. The effect
was almost magical. for. 10 my grateful sur
prise, was almost Immediately well again,
and was able 10 work upon my farm as usual
whereas, before the application OF the Plaster
l could do nothing, and every step gave me
pain. A few weeks since, one year from the
inst attack, the disease returned, and | alo
happy to say the second Plaster proved as efl-
cacious as The first, and am now well Ny
wife wishes me TO add that one Plaster has
cured her OF o very lame back. We think there
ia nothing in the world OF remedies that can
compare with the COLLINS VoLTAIC FLisTERs
for rheumatism and Lame Back and cheerfully
recommend them TO the suffering, Yours very
respectful ~, ROBERT COTTON,
Orland Me, June G, 1876.
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hch package contains Sanford's Improved
Inallng Tube, with full directions for use in
aliases Price 81. 90 per package. For sale by
allpholesale and IT tall druggists throughout
thJJnired states. WEEKS & POTTER Gem
or, Agents, and Wholesale Druggists, Boston.
Aei FOR n nd ineist on having
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600 FEET ABOVE TnH.sEA.

T,following testimonials are from Messrs;
tBosworth q Co., Denver, COL, large ana
Initial druggists They report unptece-
pend y large sale5 and universal satlsiaction.
No ,her disease IL so alarmingly prevalent In
lharegion. They sneak OF the following gen
INN. a. nrnnn.rtr fhnIr MT rliilanS.
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MfdieaI.
SANFORD'S
CURE
For CataTxh,

Gentlemcn-We have sold SANFORD'5 hADl-
AL CURE for nearly one year, ana can say
andidly that we never sold o similar prcpara-
Ton that gives such universal satlsisctioh' we
ave TO learn the first complaint yet
We are not in the habit Of recommending pat
mt medicines, but your preparation meets =, me
wants OF thousands, and we think those alll'cv-
d should be convinced OF Its great merit, SO
hat tier suffering will be relieved, we nave
lcen II the drug business for tho past twelve
ears constantly, and sold everything for ca
arm, but yours leads all the rest. III you sec
lropeiyou can use this letter or any part OF IL
hat yju wish, Very truly yours, ,o
s D. BALDWIN CO.,
Vholeale and Retail dealers in Drugs, BOOKS
- -, .tC, a.,- un,hg,,,spp Ind Feb % 10
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TRIED EVERYTHING,

Nsrs J. d Eosuorlh & Co., Denrer. Col: Cen
LDn-I have used SANFORDS RADICAL
CVEFOR CATARRH, and It has given perfect
satractlon. l have tried almost everything,
an(n is the only thing that has given me re
lief therefore take pleasure in recommend.
ing & use 10 all afficted with Catarrh Of any
XIII, and offer this as my testimony to It's bel
eft Very truly, w. 5. DRCkEH.
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FOR CUTANEOUS DISORDERS

and all eruptions OF the skin, this Ointment /
most Invaluable. 10 does not heal externally
alone, but penetrates with the most searching
effects TO the very root OF The evil.
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LNARM FOR SALE.

vege,ine is soIa bv All Druggis,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-19
SHOOTING AFFRAY.
". v. Su;Iiean Shot and Ftadly Tonntl.
eti by Sheriff MannIng-Par.
tieulars.
Gotten Plant Extra !

Gotten Plant Extra
C3TfoE fLANT, TiPPAH Co, Miss,
March 14.-This morning about half
past seven o'clock q shooting affray oc.
CURED in front OF the postoffice block,
between W. Y. Sullivan and Sheriff
Manning, Tesulling In Sullivan receiv-
ing two dangerous wounds. The facts
OF the case are shout as followe, as de-
tailed by several eye-witnes ses: Man
nirg was standing near the edge of the
porch, talking to some one, when SulIi-
van came out of the drug store OF AS.
kew d Co., in the rear OF Manning. AS
he caflie near Manning he cooked his
pistol; either in his pocket or close down
by his side. Manning heard the click
Of the pistol and turned round facing
Sullivan. remarkiDg to him, II under
stand you are looking for me-" Sulli
van made no reply, but draw up his
pistol and attempted 10 fire, but Man
ming was TOO quick for him and got in
the first shot, which struck Sullivan in
the thigh near the groin. Sullivan fired
two shots, which flew wide Of the mark.
Manning's second shot missed, but the
third took effect in the hip, inficting
serious wound, but his physicians think
not at all dangerous. Sullivan retreate d
of the porch, around Neblett & Rssgan's
store. The testimony of the witnesses
is unanimous that Manning acted Who'll
ly on the defensive, and that Sullivan's
attack was premeditated. Manning cur
rendered to the officers and will have an
examination this evening.
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mississippi.
Anies VIII Not xe1I the Vacancy Caus d
By DAtisss Eeeisaation-BIIIs-
Eurdef.

Special 10 the Appeal
IACESoN, March 1S.-Governor Ames
will make no APPOINTMENT to oil she va-
csncy cccasioned by the resignation OF
LieUteraut-Goyernor Davis. An sp.
pointment would have raised compli-
Gated les 81 questions and caused trouble,
apd eples's eeuastl advised him not to
appoint.
The senate psssed the house bill in
cooperating Jne Memphis and Holly
Springs railroad company. A bill to
create the county Of Deer-Crsek was
lost; la'so bill 10 prevent the buying
and selling Of agricultural products at
night. Tie house bill changing the
b; undary lire betEeen Chickasaw and
Sumner counties was lost. A bill chang
ing the county seat Of CLARKE county
nom EntefpfiGs 30 Quitman passed
COrdCzo'simpsaehmenttr trial will be post-
pOned until after AmGs's tIial.
jeff D, Ball, proprietor of q newspaper
called Ths Peoples Defense, shot and
killed Augustus Carey, a printer. Carey
was on the point Of leaving for Memphis,
and the difficulty originated about the
settlement OF aliS account. Bell was
Jailed,
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HOME TELEGRAMS.

Raleigh, March Is: The Dem ocratlc
State convention will be held here June
| 18th.
Cincinnati, March Is: The CONNER
ciIps special says that William R. Davis,
tbs defsulting treasurer of Ksrsss City,
who absconded last fall, was arrested st
Chilicothe to-day.
Columbus, Ohio, March I6: The last
rail on the Scioto Valley railroad, be-
tween this city and Circlevills, was laid
to-day, thus completing one Ink Of this
important enterprise.
Omaha, Neh., Msroh 16: Telesrsms
from the west stale that sll the trains On
the mountain division Of the Union Pa
cifio are abandoned on account Of the
snow blccasds between Green river az d
Evanston.
Chicago, March I6: George P. Freis-
inger, OF Rock Island, formerly proprie-
tor of the Milan distiilery, gave bail this
afternoon for sixteen thousand dollars,
eight thousand on each of the two in
dictments fer fIauds while in that dis.
Ullery.
Boston, March Is: The New England
Ministers temperance conference had
three sessions yesterday in Bowden-
squbre Bapiss church. One hundred
clergy men, representing every State in
New England, were in attendance.
Rev. DR.. MeBer delivered the opening
address on the physiological effect of al.
cOhol. Other essays were y al, fol-
lowed by discussions.