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atmlnesi afsi~ a. car village - ones
drawn from ihs tcclus0b o. his onlos u
IA ia lbs STRAY. Ard when they oaa
ensce 3 uorics TO tale 8 hsnd viii lhem,
si,s what 81 amouut q assurance ibeY
fb8w hm he 'Paials RussiA ana
Tofsey srs simply nowhere Shipta
Pass j. ofta taken and fciaken q, siu.
K'r 8ilaE TIE amount Of meuial labor
evolved uuid serve 70 provide : way
or lse rcsumpilon q specie payment, Or
tafeiy roe ibc ssbip q state Cor sn ia.
definite period II IL almost incredible
that - much interest eAa be centred 10 q
game where there j. absolutely nothing
81 stake Boz these Oh heads enjoy IT.
Of esure iheY 30, better ihaa some ladies
we KNOW q who are not supposed 20 be
capable q ialh0mi1g The mysteries Of The
game - played By them. and who some
dimes are Obliged to yAwn away 40 hour
after bed time, waiting for an exciting
rubber 70 be flushed.
"A Old Folks Concert will be given
at Music Ilall, Thursday evening, Aug
so.h, tie proceeds 70 be given TO The Fire
Department We give the programme:
a Lyaeofsome Of ), principal singers;
81 rmcist, Esquire AdonBsh Pierce.
eve have no Hedde sipger)
y Harpsichordist, Jerushs Praisewortby
haywood.
u womeuue singers --lsoxanna singem.
wei, Deborah Beckenhoven, Rhoda Am
Lovegood, Gam Pitcher that wss,)
Charity Goldbealer, Wealthy Ann Pyn-
chem, Silena Ilagadore, (Spinster,) ke-
tursh Peltingill, Triphena Sparks, (Ye
Skew MErm,) Calista aud Experience
Dibbs, Humility Mealydora sparrow,
Hep.ibah Bantam, Mercy Withabeck,
Patience Hepsibah, ct celcra, ct cetera.
VI mcnne singers Jonathan Smitchley,
lehabud, Jehic! and Jerue BeekenhoyeA,
Zsrnbbabel Hazeldell, POtiphar Wonder
schmidt, Zopha Dnyanseen aud certaine
other menne.
n. b le tickets TO be had at naibors
Waite & Hard, opposite 1aconic Tay-
ern Stande aud At ye Eqyinox Tavern.
n. -. p an boys VII do disturb ye
meetiuge, or WI shall act in mannere
unseemlee aud with lacke OF discreteness
will be straitway taken in handle bye ye
naibote Smith.
~ 3. - Thai v doe CONNIE lange
distance maye lnde i welc to putle
their horses Ia naibore Manson hys
stable, il SO be thai sha,l need rest
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Eani.aa feass.
y. H. olsis, rropieiof
erss D. Thorpe, Troy
1. Bosrdman,
*sa N A boAfdA3p. TROY
H. Albertiae shtrman, BHesl1
4 VI. Adams sHd wife. FbiiAdalPhsA
% Aa3ms,
1nd Mrs.. O, Chapman, child and maid
x ,nais
i j. q Dnb8is, iisasou
D.. jennings. u Cleveland
&illAm \. hslAfi aHd Vile, AiaAuy
q GFmm, Now fars
10 Hiiaeabnnd, Ass York
A i4uIgstan,
! i sllp@sa aai wife, New Yoil
3 y. IsliIisfi,
aflss a. Bate Aad Wife. Michigan
mes A. rkrs9ns, hew laTE
b hsiliass,
s Jarsd iiAsly. %
J. Nellie Fairbanks, Bennington
u BtethESa, New York.
f lllam hanks,
Ebert Henaef.
rgaN Mexican, rhiltAelpAi4
v Dr Potter. Schenectady
ia Hobart Narrcn, Tfu9
", Failor.
Sk Freddy, PhiIAlsipiit
aries ". fretdleg,
& IL som|&ain rtiscc. Harvard College
4 skFl Iays0a NiIds Aex York
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The first object in life with the Ameri-
can people is to "get rich"; the second,
how to regain good health. The first
can be obtained by energy, honesty and
saving; the second, good health,) by
using GREENS AUGUST FLOWER. Should
you be Respondent sufferer from any
of the effects OF Dyspepsia, Liver Cou-
plant, Indigestion, &c, such as Sick
Headache, palpitation of the Heart, Sour
Stomach, Habitua Costiveness, Dizzi-
ness of the Head, Nervous Prostitution,
Low Spirits, &C., you need not suffer
another day. Two doses of AUGUST
FLOWER will relieve you at once. Sam.
pie Bottles 10 cents. Regular size %
cents. Positively sold by all iirst-cass
Druggists in the U. S., aud by Wait 4
Hard, Manchester and Factory Poit, VI.
4-tf
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VITAL WEAKNESS or DEPRESSION; q
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or
courage; the result OF MENTAL OVER
WORK ISDfgcRETIoNs or y. CESS, or some
drain upon the system, IL always cured
by HUMPHREYS Homeopathic SPECIFIC
No q. II tones up and invigorates the
system. dispels the gloom aud despon-
dency, inpArts strength and energy
the drain and rejuvenates the entire man.
Been used twenty years with perfect sue
cess by thousands. Sold by dealers. Price
500 per single vial, or $500 per single
package of five vial aud $500 vial Of
powder. Sent by mail on receipt Of price
Address. HUMPHREYS HOMEO.
PATHlC MEDICINE COMPANY,
100 FuLToS ST., Nav YogK.
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nnHgfs. " b. ShAfiesbury
Us, Nest0u. NJ H., North Bennington
Il iaAfkia, EAsi Greenwich
b l.Afkln, Kra ilQur3u
II Aastin. N D., Rupert,
iingo Gsnben. Bro0klfu
n iiasloy, CAabudge
n. iiaAisY, Jf..
". Berry, boston
W white, New fur9
% II ThAcbef. tF, Albany
A Todd. New NoFA
" II. BroskMAg and Wlie, Cambridge
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Dyspepsia & Debility
DYSPEPSIA .xb DEBILITY.
DYSPEPSIA txb pEBILlTY.
ALMOST NyAEmtr lmm ~ rmt
Tonic aud Insigora,ipg Elects q the
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
Peruvian Syrup.
Protected Solution of Pro.
toxide of Iron.
READ THE FOLLOWING.
w. 49,. ~. Do. ~. b.

W1sT EAlktKE. VT Jan, lith, 1871
Dear sir Fof .eyen or eight years pact have
been Ia poor health. and for the past year ~
more very feeble. Ny health ouptnuod to DO.
cline aud my aesh aud strength wasted away
until vas unAlle % work or even go up stairs
without great exhaustion ] safrrpd ffpm ffe-
qaehi aud distressing attacks 1t Tslpitktion II
the heart, nay food DISTRESSED me, causing acid.
~ and pain IN the stomach aud suffered from
extreme nervousness, constipation, aud debility
u The system generally, my blood being thin
and poor and sluggish 10 circulation, and was
tor years suffering All The fortunes u confirmed
dyppeptie. About six month"; since ! concluded
l would try bottle Of PERUVIAN s4RUr, and
received - much benefit from It that / pur.
chased Ave bottles more, and have continued
the use Of the sYRur until quite rtconily. ID
has restored my health to such Ap eatcut that
feel myself As good As new, NJ dlgesiioa Il good
and my weight has increased 10 the past four
months from 40 20 i3s pounds my strength
has returned, aud my general health is thus
wonderfully improved, and can truly say | owe
il all 10 the use Of your prnu,isN s1RUp, ear.
nestly recommend all sufferers nom dyspepsia
aud DEBILITY 10 give II trial, hoping 1t Will do
then as much good ~ Il has me.
Yours very truly, Mrs. \. II. BEMlH,
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john Baflcn, oldest sou Of Horace
BArden, died At bis fathers residence
Aug. 2srd, aged - year.. This Young
man bad lived life Of con hAn, suffering
Tor ~ years.
Miss Hattie Lcwls, We are happy TO
state, = recovering her be -lih SCALA.
"A. II. F4rFer Of YAlalie, n. Y, aud
y. @. Fgrtf Of syTacuSe, y. y, were
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BOWMAN n PATTERSON
RUTLAND, VERMONT
NOTICE.

Having sold my interest IN the restaurant and
bakery at Factory Point, hereby notify all per
sons indebted tn me 10 call and settle immudl.
ately,
A. BISHOP.
Having purchased the business Of A. Bishop,
shali continue the same keeping At al times
good assortment Of Confectionery nuts, fruits
oranges, etc. vegetables ia their season. Alsu
choice stock Of Havana oigsrs,
]. HARRINGTON
FACTORY Point, May Let 1877. 30
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a. VI AaKNon, J'fas1itief
|gaw. faa~ F1ae. anza g.
n Tamea fsaYsisssf
husta b maN Asttfs d ttaN
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sssHtHata Frefa4etos
- ~ M4aehssisf rtilreta efpet haEdsy
|sss1tfs aaa Ff4syt a. " ~
fteaaa &stFta Msnf hester fsaifssa 8tPa
8afs. IaHfsasgs So satsfdags 81 N ~
sffifGi 81 Sea aeat tfa4n EeinE A@ftbs
~, k.aAagse. EesEa.4oYy. tssar. A.
aN. hMm Proprietor
- o. MAhShsstsf sstifes4 depot AsrdaYt
assasTs Kn8 YnAtys a TX
" Hxgpa. sssxps Manchester Railroad atF9i
IaaYs. ThBHstses gn3 Nstnfdaye ~ % a 49,
sssssG e ~ 81 =. y tfaia galns hofih
Fseaa lead. ,aslsvvg y cesiw
sd Grams. rfornslof
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SPECIAL NOTICES


skinner Post No. -, @. A. n,
Meets 10 Adams Hall, Factory Point, on
ths Afst Tuesday evening Of each month.
JOHN G, BLAcEMRR. Commander.
Graat Ledge, Ne. I0t, a. %. q. y.
Qsess At Adams Hall every saturday evening
AZ z s'cIock. All members Of the order are
lnxissd. Degree meetings every nfat and third
aatEn&ay evening u each month q Z O'Clock.
r. J. HoTT. L. b.
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|rH ~ rslifaad ~ New Yea AlheaF. JFag
|Neuth and Wssi as ID a. o. r. sad la
Ian ~ faifa&8 ~ hntlAn3, Ba5iinelaa
North saf Kssi a. 6 suf CO.,
|sFILl.E mail - ssags closes - 60 q 4 q.
i oFFlCK open ffum A.. tess
tsom tts NagsA tff.gs tl he Poet Office =
a. H. ka4 ] q E.
: from ihe gaaih arfite a lhe Peat once
|tkA y. taa : % a \.
/ fas Peru l.sudgfsYc, Bgndyllls, !smsles
i Il ~ stage. ciase II Fsetgrg Po3Hi fott0i-
|os Al iiA.n Tuesdays, TbprsdAgs Ang sai.
LfAsFa.
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It&HaEa EapNssios nIFfstoN
Cts9tn fsEsusr EsnHath
hFfaFfTrpttFr
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Ff9f~s f-saas h&sstsstss
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Nghi ripfe@
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-08-30
AYERS HAIR VIG0R,
For Restoring Gray Hair
To its Natural Vitality and Color.

Advancing years, siekneRs, care, dlsappoint.
ment, and hereditary ptedisposition, all turn
the hair gray, and either Of them incline II to
shed premsturely.
AYERs' HAIR vIaoR. by long aud extensive use
has proven that IL stops the falling Of the hair
immediately titen renowe the gro tn, and al
ways surely restores the color, when faded or
gray. II stimulates the nuiritiye organs 90
healthy activity, and preserves both tbs hair and
its beauty. Thus brathy, weak or tckly hair
becomes glossy plable and strengthened Lost
hair rcgr0ws with lively expression falling hair
is checked and established; thin hair thickons,
and faded or gray hair resume their original
color. It's operation is sure and harmless. II
cuios dsndruff heals all bumors and keeps the
scalp coo', clean and sOtt--under which coBdi
tons diseases OF the scalp are impossible.
Az dressing for ladies' hair tbo HIG0n IL
praised Tor its grateful aud agreeable Perfume
aud valued for the soft nstre and richness 81
tone II imparts.
PREPARED 81
Din j. G. AVER Il Go. Lowell, Mass
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD ~ ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
IN MEDICINE.
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Local Intelligence.
Ianlrm nlrns.lo, nItl.Ios

THURSDAY hrGtsT 80
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reosstly IN town Ga 8 Wait 20 their rois-
lives. Bon o. these younE men have al
ready sltaiBed high rank In their cho-
sen profession, and are always wecoms
70 their Old bone
The excursion travel 70 "Mouul An
tone i daily increAaag A pcw way IS
soon 70 b. opened 10 Tho summit which
will be called tho "Harwp0d route
For more particular description OF said
roaie reference may be bad 10 The joys
sal soou after the road shal b oomplsi-
ed.
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There was 3 tremendous shower
here saturday, liltle afernoon, per.
feet water spout Il did Dot rain ia
Manchester At that time, aud was eyi.
dently shower which started on the
mounisia west Of this place II raised
the water in the river three or four feet
10 remarkably short time, aud washed
oul the roads badly
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FOKEIGN.

LONDON, March pa Paris dispatch
considerably modifes the account given
By the clarical journals Of the reply
made by Duke Decazss to the Catholic
senators and deputies concerning the
papacy 1t says the Catholics gave no.
tice to the duke tina. they intend to sub.
NIT q formal Interpolation, asking what
me the government had taken for
the protection Of the liberty OF the pope.
The duke dissuaded them from intro
ducing the Interpolation, representing
that il was necessary to maintain good
relations with Italy, and not to aggra-
vate the present foreign situation. He
said that everything in connection with
thu pope's spiritual authority was an OBJ
ject Of solicituae 20 France, but the
clerical abuses Of the Law to which their
question particularly referred was purely
a question of Italian internal policy.
vienna, March % All measures are
being taken here to mobilize, in case of
need, two hundred aud twenty thousand
men on the frontier in a fortnight, to be
followed by another two hundred and
twenty thousand in q fortnight after
ward The military situation is in every
respect satisfactory. General Ignatief
has been greatly impressed by the de-
cided attitude OF the government, sup.
ported by such powerful means Of action.
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They we're sitting together in the
moonlight. His eyes we're eloquent
with passion, and his voice was husky
with emotion, as he asked her if she
would be his. you know | would"
she SAID artlessly; but you've got a
black and tan ~mustache."
Since the establishment Of the French
republic nearly all of the flags furnished
to the army have been of wool, through
motives of economy. By way of assist
ing the unemployed workaen Of Lyons
an order has been given for one hundred
regimsntal flags Of silk, aud future
orders will be for the same material.
Yet a little while, and the woman, the
home goddess, who now stands look.
ing dresmily down at the sitting-room
carpet, wondering if it hadn't better be
turned when she cleans house next
month, will be charging around in the
pantry, wondering how three bushels
and q half Of red ants can crowd them.
selves into a halfpint sugar-bowl.
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Attachment Notice,

No. 1~2O2-Boforo J. NJ. Coleman, 7. p. for
thelby county, Tenn.-J. NJ. Williams
Co., for the use etc., vs.. M. G. Snowden.
IN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENrUAy.
i isg been sued out under section 1855 Of
Code Of tennessee, and returned levied upon
the property of the. defendant, and affidavit
having boon made that defendant is indebted
to plaintiff ia the sum Of forty-h v dollars,
due by account. and that the claim is lust,
and that the defendant is a non resident OF
the State Of Tennessee; il IS therefore or.
dered that said defendant make his personal
appearance before me on the s6.h day Of
April. 1877, ut 10 o'clock am, at my Office,
No. 29i Front street, Memphis, Tennessee,
and defend said att ichmont suit WITHIN the
time prescribed by law, or the same will be
proceeded with eX parte; and that a copy of
weeks IN the Public Ledger.
This tho I'D day OF March. 1877.
10 25-Sl-57 j, NJ. COLEMAN, J.P.
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MOUNTAIN
The Original Order COnoeru1ag the
Massacre.

New York, March pa special
from Tucson, Arizona, says the following
is a correct copy Of the original order
given concerning the Mountain Meadows
massacre. The order, with three eaida-
Wits suthenticating it, was found among
the papers OF the late ex,Chief Justice
John Titus, Of Arizona, and formerly
chief justice of Utah:
SALT LAKE, CRY, April 10, 1865
Special Order.-rhe officer in command
of the escort is hereby ordered to see
that every man is we'll prepared with
smmna..sen and 10 haveit ready at the
time you see these teamsters one hun
drad miles from the settlement. Presi
dent Young advises hat they should be
all killed, to prevent them from return
ing to Bridger to join our enemies.
Every ~ptecautiou should be taken to see
that not one escapes. Secresy is re.
quired.
By order of General Daniel II. Wells.
JAMES FERGUsoN, A. A. @.
The original order with the a~fidavits
are in my possession, and l have had fire.
quent conversation with the late Judg9
Titus, my former law partner, in regard
to the matter, and he never doubted the
g%enuiueness of the order or the guilt of
Brigham Young aud C. Hughes.
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were packed and they were anxious
to go home, but a sense Of duty
prevailed, and the law-making
branch of the government yindl-
Gated its dignity and power in a
manner that must have surprised
the executive. In the senate the
bill repeating the forty cents tax
was passed over the veto by a unan-
imous vote, and the bill fixing the
rate at ten cents adopted by IA
ayes to 4 nag In the house
the first namqA bill passed by
so to s and the ten cents bill by A
to 10. At 4 pm. the legislature adj
journed sine die. We will not ar
que at present whether these bills
are wise measures or not, but we
believe they represent popular SEN
timent and that the governor
placed himself in a very awkward
predicament in attempting a piece
of sharp practice to defeat the al
most unanimous voice Of the legiS-
lature. 1t was his object in with
holding the bills to defeat the
known intention of the Legislature.
Is such a course worthy of the
chief executive of the State Of
Tennessee? 1t does not look well,
to say the least. The constitution
provides that a bill may be passed
over the governors veto by a two
thirds majority. To withhold a
bill under such circumstances shows
a deliberate purpose to pre-
vent the legislative branch of the
from exercising its
constitutional prerogative. In other
words the executive undertook to
dictate to the Legislature what it
should not do. This corresponds
pretty well with some former
actions which we felt constrained
10 c~riticise.
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rho I'M FIood.

NEw YORK, March pa special from
the scene of the Stafford food yesterday
says that little is left but the shattered
walls, wrecked timber, and here and
there a gaunt chimney. Timbers, ma.
chinery and uprooted trees bristle every.
where, and en- the once smiling meadows
now buried deep in mud are scattering
remnants of the same sort. Mon are
already at work 10 gangs repairing.
The Converse and Granite mills, al.
though seriously injured, will be pre-.
served.
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Passed March l6, 1877.

The priucsof Wales will, it is rumored,
send his sons to the Britannia for a
course Of training, rather than to a
public school. The elder one will ulti-
lmatsly enter the army, but the younger
is likely to remain in the navy.
"Ab, my child" said Briguoli to the
little Abbott, II will sing for you for
$500 a night" But" said the sur
prised little donna, you sing for Others
for $500 a week. "E, vero, cara mia;
but that sin concert in opera, nevaire "
Ten minutes rest" said the Condo.
ier when be reached the Bridge Of
Signs aud quietly lighted his pipe.
Ten minutes rest. and for What9"
inquired the American. "For emotion
and p%oetical contemplation. replied the
gay gondohet.
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River TeIerrnmn.

CAIRo. March %. -Arrived-J. B vii
liams, New Orleans, | am Alice Brown.
Memphis, Fam Cons Millar, Cineiu.
natl, 2 am ; Chas. Mcdonald. New Or.
leans, 3 am; John Gilmore, St. Louis,
5 am Golden Rule, Cincinnati, 7 a m.
Arrow, St. Louis, s am; st. Genevieve,
Memphis, IL an. Observation-Disclosures
Memphis, 10 pm ]. B. Williams, Ohio
river, l am; Cons Millar. Memphis, 3
a N; Golden Rule, New Orleans, s am. ;
John Gilmore, Ohio river, IL am. Clear
and cold.
CINCINNATI, March 2S.-The river is
still rising, Clear and cool.
Special to tho Ledser.l
DEyALL's BLUFF, March 2s-s am
The Ruth passed here on time this
morning for Memphis with 500 bales of
cotton and other freight. She will ar.
rive OF Memphis Friday morning and
leave on Saturday with a return trip for
river, NJ. R. HARRY, master.
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LgcAL.
Attachment Notice.

No; l2O7-Before j. NJ. Coleman. J.. P. he
shelby county, Tenn,-F. l.. Warner VS. a.
II. Lawhorn. a
IN THIS CATfSE AN ATTACHMENT'HAv-
a ing been sued out under section 34F ~ The
O9de Of Tennessee, and returned by to- nronsT
queer, I9vled upon the property Of the d sfend-
defendant is Justly indebted to tho pIs3 .n1sSSG 'hi IN
the sam OF SO, due by account, end MI ~
defendant is q non resident OF Inc SSttat 90.
.d dSE @s i is therefore order ed 10 at defend
mo on the 2th day Of = GsSF' pes before
o'clock AM at my office 2gl Front street. in
Ine CITY OF Memphis. Tenn, ana. defend said
httaehmeRt suit within the time prescribed 5y
,aw; or t9e same Viii be proc eedsd with ex
ijSsbavj S n onasF COPY of THU order be pub.
In ibe PnbiiS eek for four consecutive weeks
lh as 1,tn day Of March. 1877.
II-z9-Ho 80 JIM. COLEMAN, j.. p.
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WASHTNGTON

WASHINGTON. March pa special
cabinet meeting begun at noon to day.
Sessions have been held every day ex
cept Sunday for nearly two weeks.
The treasury department recommends
vigilance on the part Of customs officers
in the matter of importation Of horses,
cattle, sheep and swine, so as to provide
against the introduction Of riuderpest,
which is pronounced infections as well
as contagious.
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mo. 253i.l
NOn-Resldent Notice.

In tho Chancery Court Of Shall, c.u..,
Tenn. -Jamos Callahan VS., Nrs' HoIntyys
Murrah. ~"Is' oarah a.
I APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT I'M
4 t9ls cause that the defendant. Mrs 4 ~
Mufrah, Is o. nonresident Of tho SiaJtsa
tennessee; II Is therefore ordered tbst ol
bonss ngI appearance herein, AT tbs couIto
on or before the FIRST Monday In iNGanessses
an9 plgad, answer or demuf 10 coz tott.
,ants bill, o., the same will DO taken gHg4aln-
ys Gsi'd as to her 4 set for hearing eE sO pS sSS-
once a eN wsoE. Sso ol oil this order 30 published
Public Ledger. weeks. in the
AGONY Attest: .""'
BvR.J EDdVEo A. COLE. C. md N:
Gantt, Patterson & Hs9 ~
complainant. Lowe solicitors for
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Deal GENTLY Win 1ho g1om.,

Do not rack it with violent purgatives, or
permanently impair its tone with indigostibIe
drugs OF any kind; but, if your digestion is
impaired, your liver out of order, your frame
debilitated, or nervous system unstrung, use
hat wholesome and agreeable alternative and
tonic, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which will
certainly afford you the desired relief. None
Of the %oficinal remedies can compare with it
in restorative efficacy, and as a medicinal
stimulant tits by far the most desirable as
well as popular article Of its class. It's basis,
the essential principle Of sound rye, is the
best possible agent for fastening the action
OF me botanic ingredients which it holds in
efhcacious which chemistry extracts from the
vegetable Kingdom. and medical scieLce ap-
plies TO the cure of disease.