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soUrn tlaxD, Ind, Dec. ad,-Nottecablc amoug
the pleasant featuros Of Christmas festivities
hero was dinner party At the Mayors house,
given By Mayor Th0tnas and vito to tl,eis rcta-
tlyes, tho Awards, ot whom, there wcts prcscpt
Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Award, Mr. md Mrs Frstl
Award, slF. and Mrs. Frank Award. Altsa May
and aia.ter tryie AiwaEd. Nllca; D. Il. Award,
battlo Greek: 4. N. Atmarl, ChicaRu; Judge
A!xar! and family. flofus Award, md italph
A1ward. south Deal. making Z total ol
Eighteen Alwarsls- This was cohsds1cd
'arEe representation, Md The repfrlcnt-
attyss, 10 tut ~ tho men .wcrs ton-
rcrncd,, were alto large, SIX ,pf them
measuring MI aggregate Of thisty-i|x ieet tn
height, and Wetgntpg anly tsts less th41. ,2lu
pounds. After duaer the atayor showed bls
gentlemen Kueste sou,s uf the FEATURES Vi inter
est ih South Benl, visiting the Kreat wagon
worka of the Studthaker Bros. Manufacturing
Company, tue mater-works, public buildings,
etc. 1hG ocGas1on Mat q very p!ea4aut latHiiy
reunion, and passed ut satiafayt5ry II. every par
ticu!ar. lAo Euests were unaNtB,ous In the
upinluu that. aS host nnd hostess, thu Aayur aud
Ills nlmisAbls wife cannot be surpassed.
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i not be our lat supper, md MAY 10 Judas
hponded to this. "Tho Commercial Traveller.
J. @. Davis. The ladies ro % eraee tGs"sg ti,c otc.
son BY their presence; rnaidens, ~ wives.
,sem, Z. rsse Ss cscare f'ess ssnon9nens r1fooas
Wy, v ~, energy, enterprise, sucrrss," 8. Pike.
fatth in the ability OF the lrn,, hope f ljs own
success, charity for ovcrrtln btrcrs,H j. II.
hleharls. "Our sister cities" '"Tho rross,n
sOnr Tresfurr," and "The past veor. J, wcr.
all npproprtateiy responded 10.
lhe DrtcntAE Qnhttcttc cnlEyened and inter.
euersed The t0axts with several Of their fayoritc
plcccs. Among tho numerous guests nresent
were Mr. and Mrs. n. G. Draper, Afr. an,l Mrs.
kftnpton. ST. Louis: Mr. and Mrs. c, d. snuicrs.
Mr: and Mrs. II. W. X. Cater, Mr. anJ Mr.
J: z. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. j. Z. Miller. Mia
M'ller, Mr.. Hudson. Nr. and Mrs. G, ii. Hinnsn'
": anll Mrs. Frank 8. Rufrner, ST, and MIA.
William Best. Mcssrs. J. i, Exaif. i. Wn<n5s
Smith, J. Il, ssubhletle,d, j. 4. aa,tth, 4. Il.
!!ar1aslfne. Jnseph 1los8oln, \. i, Lcorar1I.
Mr. anil Mrs. r. J.vtpecnt. George Brown q: ~
L'uls. T. 4. Quincy, Alies ida E. Conc, Mr, q.
Bci.hcr Of Wtnona, Mlnn., VI. II. Powers IL
Peoria, Miss Fanny Usuce Of New York. Mlss
Ollie Draper, Miss Sadie Bigeier, Miss En,tna
Uphatn, IT.. and Mrs. ]. j. DAVIS Of Milwaukee,.
Messrs. II. ". 5kelton, W. l.. Sherman. ]. NJ
Sherman, J. N. DImcnt, ii. D. Wo,5s Of Mil
wankec. aftss t:clta Kerr, Miss Galow. Mr.
anu Mrs. James Hcs,tt.
Alter the banquet the ladies and gcutlemns
had ionct
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Ills 40 delinquent. The Inspector stated that
among the pieces Of schnol property Oh which
tenants were also behind i, thcr rent, apd
unless something wns sncctlfly 1ono in this
natter, tl.cre was probability t'1at the Board
would lose thousands Of dollars. The motion
WA carried.
inspector Wells, Of the Committee on Text
Books, reported that, III the opinion ot Tho
Committee, It WAS nt present inexpcs'ic.t 10 IN.
tsu1uce Trot Z. a. 4tory's new nActhut OF
spelling. Tie report NUS concurrca In.
fff0n-scnoot ADMISSIONS.
The taue Inspector reported that The follow
ine-naucd pupils had obtained or exceeded the
From ia Rroun Stioof-Altce i. tkillmau,
Belle r lem Je9n'sF'' Melvin ,porr' nattts y.
Annie IL. Warne, Albert u. bietz, conen Warner,
Arthur Feathetstone, Maggie c. illts Mamto y.
q!ot9a asGsss ss Il hss " Abos
fh!lIlot, Edwia i: itnnlel. Ssae Wsiasr, Kstie
liz, Arthur :. Noble. David Cotee, E!ln y Sn
ress ogs 2s.nss xsss A;ts 5ssn ,s; w. l.
Fosfsr seAool-1oseph serson. william Q. Light.
Clarke, Maria 4. Hayes. Harlan K. Tfaviila, Hen.
Asi;:s S;sss5a;!. 'Sss: ies:s
.Klag Sehoos-chatles Delprat, Eugene Wa1vin,
%o.slty sehaoI-clata Moretou.e. Llxz.o Irwin,
TImothy tregan.
OgIt1 Sehgoi-L.zzle stesrn.. Mary s1ads. viii.
Haywood, Alice lIesforti. AlEs sandcrson, 1lhry
tscdM'taoH ScAool--Sestto Co1bett. Nellie Turns.
katic McShhon, liarry ll.kiu. Itachael 9hihinHer,
Emma Mas.ersoD, h,nnts McPhorpon, samucl
Coin.
Simmer Schoot-Albest Mallory. Eddie Noonau.
Sarah 1!yAn. Walter Eaton. Frank Hamilton,
Charles Ffcnch, Otto Helper.
SCHOOL RULES.
The Hoard then went into tho Committee OF
the Who1e 10 consider The rules, Inspector
English being called to The CHAIR. Tho only In
portant changes made wctc tho shortening of
the Iuon recess trout two hours to nn hour and
= half. and tho adoption Of m amendment IN
tue rule as to tho time Of fixing tcnchcrs'
salaries, In accordance with Which 1t was decided
10 Tx said e1tar1es nt tho next regular tncctinr
After tho adoption Of tho annual appropriation
bill by the City ~Colncil. All Of Which w0uld
leave the teaetlors without any a1cd salaries for
time Wheu tho Council passes the appropriation
bill.
Tho Committee arose ut nearly II o'clock, re-
ported that they Ind examined tho rules MID
made aundrY amendments, and recommended
that the rules be aropted ns amculcl.
.ofne discussion arose On melton OF inspect
OF Dcnnls contemplating q still further ellnngc
In regard to the yexcd. subject Of optional
studies. It was at last withdrawn, aid tho
Board, on motion Of Inspector Dettnis, al l1o,lr,l-
ed for ono week, the adoption Of tho report Ut
the Committee Of tho Whole going over uuttl
that ttmc
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eau,zatlon Of Tho Association &yeuty.four
Years 40. md his hearty co-onerat!on slice.
aioptiou Of The nre.snt sehool system OF ILL
nois, and nt,yocatrl t,,tIr establishment In Ger.
tain localities. The rirf,t fo establish h!c1,
srhools under tho Inv Vas now uuquesttoned,
md their n,an,.na,cc c vas vas 70 be urgetl on ths
highest ground Of rooI o"lic7. tio favored tha
nIpn,lu,1 ,,f htrh stnn,lnr II rehuIar,t,p, n,nl
that II thtul,, bc l,nifnr thru,eiu,lt tic State,
Us lar a. rotsjblc, Tho.e WIN attacked the l.gl
srltmla ct,ycst|y or otu,,ly were enemies Of the
pul,,!c-school syetefn. Tho friends Of h!pi.
fctau,s ,vcrc eric fed ia stand firm In the c0u.
a!tt, which lc thought wus sure 10 cont.
rflor. O. II. Hwy. or EvANsfus,
discussed thc neYt intsrronatory: "What can
bc tone to m make our pupiis spcak better En.
gltsbin Tie thought Il was better to pay less
regard 10 tcrhnicat grammar, and, lnttead, to
give punils tic tract,cal pppiyatton of language
Is III usc-to intproyo The language spoxsn II,
thu Tct1ool.rupm., Tho rreat essential was thb
PRACTICAL use OF good ln,,uuuxc.
III. JOHN r. Hsy.uf Orcpoi1, also discussed the
subIc.t In its ,ractIcat bearlngB.
pH A'coslt
The Convention attended in a body The
lecture uf Ur, MrCos|t. nf rktpccton College.
Mt t,ic First piesby,cfta;> Church. fia discussed
ut1ncr schnf,Is az nrce.enry to elementary In.
strucltou, aTructi ia favor Of compulsory Of OBJ.
lipatoty education In primary sel,oo1s, and urged
the adoption Of moro rigid nsfectton Or super.
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INDIANA.

STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
Spsttat nf4pafch 10 Ths CAle1ga Tff1uns.
lapIAxAroL1s, Ind, Dec. a7.-Tho second
day's scsstons Of tho State Teachcrs' Association
wcrc attended by m increased number OF teach
ers. The following Committee on Keaolutions
was sppplntcsl: Gcorgc I. Brown, supcrintend-
cnt OF Public Schools, Indianapolis; W. a.
Jones, President OF TIM Htaie Normal
School: Prof @. W. Hoss, State
University; Prof. ]. G. Rilpath,
Asbury University; II. T. Jacobs, superIntcnd-
Of Public Schools, New Albany. Among the
papers read and discussed norc: "Teachtnx
Science lit Schools" by a. ". Hrayton, lntli-
anapo!s; "Eathusasn for Earlisl'," by rEof.
u. c. Durt, Of thc State Normal School; "Iiow
10 Deal with SLOW Pupils iu Graded actloots. BY
Temple II. Dunn, Ut Fort Wayne; "Educate Il
Hoy anu liz Won't Work." by ii. Scclcr, OF Au.
burn. Tho general opinion OF the Association
wns that education did rot uuGt q boy Tor work.
IN TIN EVENING
cred tic ANIMAL addrcss, on "the Requirements
uf Successful Teaching Il. Public aclools."
At a meeting OF College Presidents and Pro-
fcssurs, preliminary steps were taken for forIn-
Ing gtatu CoiteKe Association.
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WISCONSIN,
STATE TxACuRAa' AsspcfATlo

Sptcfaf Dspatchto Tad Chicago tribune.
MADISON, Wis. Dec. 27.-Tho State Tearhers'
Association resumed its session this evening.
The trst paper, BY T. Ii. Muryatt, Of Kenos!,s,
on "Cou'putaory Educatiou," Was followed BY
cztcndeu discussion, In which tho Annexation
appcarcl to be equally divided. It WAS resolved
to have an exhibition department with sun.
iacr meeting. This afternoon tho County
supcrintcndouta held meetlug, and Ind dis
cuIslol!s on potnt. puculiat. to t1sIr liue o[
row evening.
, 1877-12-28

NASHVILLE, Dec. 2z.-The Legt4i1luse, hay
Ing reached no settlement Ut the State debt,
passed resolution to-day 70 sdiourn sins die al
NOON Tomorrow. The 6enatc bll!to co1upsouisa
Hou4o 4fteg III aIlk udment to make thelnteseAt
yer eent for fftssu aud q per cent fur uiteeu
years, tho hi9h-sax nlen voting against 1t, be.
cause not in compliance with the proposition of
ths bondholdeEa, wAtch was 10 csut5 aud D psF
cent iutercsf.
, 1877-12-28
Wlsc0NsIN's ORGANIC LAW.

=, "'te'N .,s00s1. W 5hs sAtt4V0 1F5Qfs.
MAp1soN, Wls., Dec. were
Issued 10 night by Gov. Ludnxtoa 10 tho effect
that the amendments 70 the Constitution voted
Oh 1t the last general election have been adopt
cd. Tho anendmeut restricting the ,ltns for
the 6liug Of elalms against the State 10 t,I
years alter the ciatm hAs a.rrued Was carried bY
II .O00 majority, snl thu a.neniment stllipx twp
AsauS'ass Justices 10 the Supreme CoQft by
t., ,000 majority.
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harmony Of the world. All things in Heaven and
t"'s, md Il. srsats'. - not exempted iron, hs,
power."
na1cy. and T,naesl. md shetr fcliow. .'c'enslsts
n.'ert ,nat Of ihe laws Of ma,.es and
Of mind lianits tho reach Of the l'amnn intellect.
and that wist lies beyond ie only matter Of thco:
ehn,e ehnaa Whom hase qso.e;i would hardly hars
joined In thees resliinEs. Tho recognition Of the
r. ,h.t law / n III. ant.s' H..
vish.c gcsma That goat In the ar wc breathe. That
Il controls matter In atl ta forn. and ilfo IN all liz
rel,s.oss sentiment than can srtr ftoa, ny creed
that an ecclesiastical council eve! framed
hae e sT se
bee!cd scofchu,an known A. Fletcher. VI Haltovn,
s tst .:' natter 1,n. .nd
a.s assqS III uto nsa "fasr,b ~ sn tu,nhe! sns
Illustration nt how II clcrer saying hlny win
grnct aetcptanec. and III tho sane tlme bv sa,se
sre Of n,nfe Importance than Its laxs, OF. hare
tlorc T. o. with .hr national ensratstt anh vel.
fare. The laws1fn eorntty, which eon'sol not
personal relnttohs of man to man. fnd of Man to
vonnn. wh'eh g9ss.n 81, al'ks hs e'"ds -, sni The
rus ."d al INT ss en.y ~ ws aIe
tnrc. csian,Itles there nre to which al inen must
bow III un,u9rnurtng silence. and against wl'el,
book is lje Tocqncst'tes work on The oll rcgas Of
Frautc, tha condition uf ths lnas. Of the French
people, =. rcsnit!nx ftou setons !a1.. ptier 10
whlc;, iaw my in.ks viii auman hsppsnes,: and
n .snss 1 se o1 e oas sss 'sS Il
tcc,l. lie making of wl.u laws and their wixa ad.
'n1ntfation are Tue highest oncets 10 rh!ch sasnt
that e!ssassea II I'll ia forms q development, in
lnatcrlal wel!-helnu. in art, in science.
T. ., fas s,s n al M ss ad9sae
standardization. i goo II had. il IL tho life 6lood
i,eaSt.al. s % ,ricr mid property vi! prevail. II
corrupt. wn lIarG In uuf sucal sJstom tho aceds Of
Ti,e t.ast read by tho President hut states Tho
simple truth. that law u the tetcnee Of soctal
nr1vr. Law. In aou1c FORM i tue condition Of -.
eistys exts,encc. and, ~ tao law !,nprotes. The
tic ftnc 10 this laxyers At the Bar. that II COM
wLIcn tho tafety VI aocletY depends, We are
ptests at an asaF whIes. rests upon jnstlce ~ ~
basis, and mhoAc oFaces command respect ln pro,
fsa.!esa truth. ii IL our duly. tho duly al!ku os
Jadses and o lawyers 10 apply sals science of soeal
aud 10 SECURE 10 the liumhest sud thc highest N
alnlouuht Justice freely without denial, promptly
thss ~ woil sastatpcd iho honvr md dignity
witch bclony 10 IL III 1he country whence We came:
1t has largely controlled thu Government ana Will
any ,c,ssr ,siss sa,! e'' or 'es espa 'is 70 .ss is
Is Of ,es q on
shore Of tfe Atlantic. u has surrounded tbs poor
with satcyuardF aRatnat tho oppression Of tue
so.l maae 0pns1n sss ftca a. ,sc winds of rsseu
has renlodccd lle fcuda' Inv. aud nodded 1t 10 tfe
needs and u.cs VI new cl.tizstin11. Conservative
grc.sivc BY IL enlightenment. It has so,nctfme:
rtemutl tic popular current, and sometimes led
, 1877-12-28


snecfa1 Dtsuatea to 3af Catrapa Tribune
Bosros, Dec. 27.-rhe West Boston Savings
Bank. which resumed business Lust April, after
suspension Of over year, Wis forced to closo
Its doors again to-day, owing to the continued
depression In business, the depreciation in real
ostate, Which constitutes large portion OF the
aasssts. a. aud heayy drain upon the deposits.
natlaQcnlcns the deuos!tors may expect to re.
need Z tha bank aay Ionpor, and = ii y viii iii
1sde aeus @ s'aes soo,Eo ap Ind pear sss '''ss It,
prcssnt nvutt There has been been guile lie
. run on the bank, Payments to doposstors
a, SING TIC ! 1*t ~ Of Deeemner lave au,ounted To
nearly SlQh.OU. Tho ultimate solYeucY OF tho
bank de.wmis on the value Of tho real esta.a
owncl by It, which amounts to &4G9, ,000, aud
1'ortcaccs OF 81 or co.,, The nominal surplus,
az s!ioWn ~ thy books, I. o7or f!l0,0oo, 10
tugs not paid III.
HORTON, ucc. .i:-0klc!aa statements Of ITO
aceregate 8 dspo.tsoI t3ss, ,59dvii axaiu.t eaIs,
3ao'ols tho previous year.
INDIANApOL1s.
Special Mspu.eA to 7As CAicdqo TttauHs,
INDIANAPOLIS, 1ud, Dee. 2.-TLc report Of
J. ]. Bingham, Special Commissioners to sxan,-
lne tho savings banks Of this city, was submit
tcd thu AudItnr .! State to7day. ue found them
in good condition, and All effort ls.making 70
consolidate tho two under ono management
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.
SPRisoF1ELp. ILL.,, Dec. 27.-Ths announce
ment Of the failure Of Sims Il Co., prain>deal.
cra Of tut city, thfs morning, produced quite .
sensation In business circles.
PATTERSON, n. J.
PATERSON, n. j., Der. a7.-Thcre Wa very
xlHht nun IN bnth Al sytnpu hank, tnd.v Ill ,g.
, 1877-12-28
SOUTHERN INDEBTEDNESS.

1yorY In coral set,
When 'tMixt paFtlca' lips you sss,
R0ZO4OST, Ills satu 10 bst,
Hea1tidep tho Ivurx.
, 1877-12-28

sPRiNoF1ELp. ILL.,, Dee, e7.-Ths announce
mant Of the failure Of Sims Il Co., gratn.deal-
cra OF thta city, this morning, produced quite .
sensation in business circles.
, 1877-12-28

| PATTERSON, n. J.
] PATERSON, n. j., Der. a7.-There Wa very
slight run On both savings bauks to-day, iii d.
posituts being paid promptly.
, 1877-12-28

C1ElLDNEN's UI.OAks,
The Van Buren press., 1877-05-15

II ~ 7 - I
done most Of the throat cutting herself
that John was afraid; that he or the old
woman did well enough to knock their
victims on the head, but they appeared to
be afraid Of them after they were knock
When asked why they killed SO many
(referring to her assertion of having
killed loo persons she replied that the
old people fmeaning her parents) liked
the money, but, she. liked to see the blood
She was lying on the ground unbound,
her broken limb preventing her escape.
One of the men happened TO sit down
near, her, when. tquick rs thought, she
ierked, his revolver from his belt and
fired at him The ball missed him, and
entered the aeshy part of the thigh Of the
thigh of man named Love. Before she
could fire again she was shot, one of the
balls. passing through her head.
The old couple looked on with appar.
ent indifference upon the horrible scene,
and when spoken to, would make no re-
ply save to- give utterance to fiialedic-
tions on their pnrsuera 80
The farmers, after a long consultation
as to the disposal Of their prisoners. A
bond of sworn secresy was entered into,
and so tho old man and his wife were
both shot They. made no appeal for
but died cursing. The following
their effects were divided up
among their captors. Tha bodies were
buried on the spot.--CAicago Times.
The Van Buren press., 1877-05-15
THE SUN.
NEW YORK,
1877 z.

A~ " = oAsAAs Aos
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the next year will be the same rs during the
year that has just passed. The daily edition
will on week days be Il sheet of tour pages,
and on Sundays a sheet eight pages. or Sc
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be sheet Of eight pages of the-sa dinen-
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to our friends.
THE SUN will continue to be the strenu-
Gus advocate Of reform and retrenchment.
and of the substitution Of craftsmanship, wis.,
dom, and integrity for hollow pretence, i'm
becility and fraud in the administration of
public affairs. 1t will contend for the gov
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the people. as opposed to government by
fraud in the ballot-box and in the counting
of votes, enforced by military violence. 1t
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trust also one OF the very best Address,
THE SUN, New York City, n. Y.
The Van Buren press., 1877-05-15
q gag z 90 9.

To the Working Glass. We are now
prepared to furnish all classes with constant
cmploynrentat home .theewholesoft the time.
or forstheir spare moments Business new
light and profitable. Persons Of either sex
easily earn from scots 30 per evening and
aproportionate sum by devoting their whole
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ERRORS OF YOUTH,

A gentleman who suffered for years
from Nervous Debility, Premature De.
cay, and all the effects of youthful ndis.
cretion will, for the sake of suffering hu.
manity, send free to all who need it, the
recipe and direction for making the sim.
pie remedy by which he was cured. SUI.
ferers wishing to profit by the advertise.
er's experience can do SO by addressing
in perfect confidence, 80 =I=
John B. OGDEN, AZ Cedar.st.. NY.
The Van Buren press., 1877-05-15
FORTY YEARS REFORE THE PUBLIC
DIR. c. MCLANE'S
Gel LEHRATED g
LIVER PILLS.,
l,.at4 FOR rHR CURE or
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
d. DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
nAIN in the right side, under the
edge Of the ribs, increases ON pres
. sure sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
OH the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder-b blade, and
it frequently extends to the top Of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
takea Tor q rheumAtisnth the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss Of
appetite and sickness; the bowels n
general are costive, sometimes alter
. native with lax /; the head is troubled =
witklain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation N the hack part.
There isgeneraily considerable los
ofmenim5 ,acconp psnislSithaIxin-
full sensation of having left undone
something which ought to have bea
done. A Slight, dry cough k sons
times an attendant. The patient
complains of ofweariness and debility; q.
he is easily startled, his fet are coh
or burning, and he complains of
prickly sensation, Of the S.in; lbs
spirits are low, and although he is
satisfied that exercise woald be bcns-
fetal to him, vet he can scarcely
summon up ortinse enough 10 ny
it. In fact, he distrusts every ren-
edy. Several of the above .ymp-
toms, attend the disease, bat cases
have occurred where few Of them ex-
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DIR. c. McLANE's LIVER Pills,
IN CASES OF AcUE AND FEVER, whee
taken with Quinine, are productive
of the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory
,r 70, or after taking Quinins. We
would advise all who are afflicted
with this disease to give them 4
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and
as simple purgative, they are un-
equaled. gsAatft.
-s,,slEE.EIswvs4A lE.EswAFE OF IMITATioSs. a
The genuine DIR, G. MsLANE's
LIVER Pitts are never sugar coated,
Every box has red wax seal on
tile 3iI Hfth the hniIssion DR.
MeLANE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine MeLANE's LIVER
Pulls bear the signatures of c.
'lEEANE and FLEnINo BRas on the
wrappers.
vi skp- Insist on your druggist or
storekeeper giving you the genuine
DIR. c. MeLASE's LIVER Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros. Pittsburgh,
Pa.
q Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing to give Ds. c. MeLA~r's
slvRR PItLs trial. will mail pos. paid 10 zny
part Of the United States. boz Of Pills for
twenty-five cents.
FLEMING BROS. Pi,.burss, Pa
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I5inl,ples.

/ win mail { free the recipe for rprcpar
Ing u sirnpic vegrtanic Datum eiIne wiifsr
move TAN, FREcKLEs, PiMrLEs, BLoTcH-
rs, leaving the skin soft. clear and beauti
full; also Instructions for producing a
luxuriant growth Of hair on bald head
or smooth face. Address Ben. Vandelt
Il Co., Box 5l2l, No. 5 Wooster ST., N.
w. ;as la @@ jan me
The Van Buren press., 1877-05-15

Nf1f10 Can't be made by every agent, every
Mill month in the business we furnish.
but those willing to work can easily
earn dozen dollars day right in their own
localities. Have no room to explain here.
Business pleasant and honorable Women
and boys and girls do as well as men. We
will furnish you complete outfit free. The
business pays better than anything else. We
viii bear expense of starting You. Particu-
lars free. Write and see. Farmers and me
chanics. their sons and daughters, and all
classes IN need CT paying work at home,
work at once. Now is the time, Dout de-
lay. Address TRuE Co., Augusta Maine.
Feb
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TO CONSERVATIVES,

The advertiser, having been perman.
emily cured of that dread diseas Con.
sumption, by simple remedy, is anxious
to make known to his fellow sufferers
the means Of cure. To all who desire it.
he will send copy of the prescription
used, {free of charge, }, with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which
they will find sure cure for CONSUMPTION.
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, DC. Parties wish.
ing the prescription will address,
Rev. E. A. WILSON, 1874 Penn ST., Will.
iansburg, New York. jan 6m