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a CARD.

To al wno are suffering nom the errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness.
early decay, loss of manhood. &C.. 1 VIII ssna
a recipe that VIII cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was III covered
by "a missionary in South America Send
selE-addressAd enveI lps to the REV. Jo-EPa
7: lsAAE, S1ot.0n D, Bs6te Aozse, Nrso XoSs
Cft. no
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A Champion Hog Cholera Com
pound Company, at Xenia, Ohio, with
a capital of 81. 900, in shares of sieO,
was Incorporated on the 10th inst, nc
Columbus. a r %
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DIR. Dills, of Fort Wayne. preferred
a term in Jail to testifying as an expert
without pay His-case will cons be-
fore the Supreme Court on a writ of
habeas corpus.
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aoaOucn OFFICERS,
SOCIE ETIES.


Aa<oaic Hall located in third story oi "sso
Block, Main street. .a .,..,,o- =
ylspLAY CoUScIL ii. !. NJ, No 70. heguiar
Council second Monday evening In eacn
month. a. 20 u,o,od
FINpLAY CHAPTER. K. A N. No. 5s; stated
Conyocatiun drst Monday evenings IN e$ch
FIsDL AZ LODGE & A..So q; stated com
municstion frst and THU "Wednesday ese-
u,ngs in each month.
Odd -FeIIoys' Hall east 81 OF Main street,
between Szndusxy and ,raTford streeIs.
lsoLuEs EULE EsCAMrME NJ. NO w. ,l.o!It. /.
meets secoud aud fourth Friday evenings
of each month.
HANCOCK LODGE. So.73, I. q. o. r., meets eVe-
~ Tuesday evening. st..# ...
TtSpLxYI,oDaE, 10. s., < Of P.,meets every
Monday evening Ia odd Fellows HAL.
FINpLlTsAvIsGs AsDBUILDIsG LoAsAsso-
cIATIoy meets at the Couri-house Oh Nno
third Monday In each MONTH.
THE WoxEs's CHRISTIAN TEhfkkAsCE
UxIaNmeets 1T theLesgue Rooms. .opposIte
the Joy House. General prayer meeting
every5abbatn afternoon at O'CLOCK no
mems prayer meeting Wednesday aIteI-
noon al 2 o'clock. Childrens meetlns Ast .
Saturday afternoon in each nohlh Al
O'Clock.
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Election Notice.

THE Annual Election OF Officers OF the
! FIndiay Savings and Building loan As
sUciaiion Will be held at the COURTHOUSE
in FIndiay, on
Monday Eve, November Is, 1877,
AT q O'CLOCK.
Officers 10 be elected are: Presiden' Sec
reiaTy. Treasurer and Five Directors.
The following nominations were made al
the last meeting of the Directors:
President II. b. Green and E. p. Jones.
S.cretdry-P Sours
Tire SuTeT-Ss Inuel Huber.
DirecfOTS- Frank Karst, X. S. Baker. r. B
Zsy, p ID Ardinger. ID. r Winders. lno. Alt
mar. Isaac Davis, d. B. BeardsIey, Fat. Tay-
lcr and Lewis Glessner
BY order OF the Board OF Directors
26 2S T.. ]. SoURS, Secretary.
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Administrators Notice.

The undersigned has been duly appointed
Administrator OF the Estate OF Laura Wal
ierhouse, late of Hancock County, hio, de-
ceased. EZRA BROWN
November 2, 1871. 26-2s
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f. w. FIRMIN,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON

orFIcEAon Main Street, over Baker a
Stackhouse's Shoe Store 81
REsIOENCE-0n East HardiE Street, 4th
door East of Presbyt, rian Church.
will respond promptly TO calls In touH
and cos,s,f-r a. all hours, and when not ON.
srwIse professionally engegeo, VIII oe Io.ho N y =
Al the once for con sultation between the
hoUrs Of Z A. N. ande p NJ. 10
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THIC PHYSICIANS and Sur
III geons. Fin iIsy, Ohio. lsuccessors 70
Detwller Trltch9 We VIII De PLEASED 70
netWiler
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Notice of Appointment.

Estate OF John Steep, Deceased.
The undersigned hiss BEEN appointed and
qualified as Admin Isl rator of the Estate of
John St-ep, late OF Hancock county dece ed.
dated This 9th day OF October. A. ID. III.
IS % WM. NJ. KING.
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II. PHIFER,

cURyEyoR. once in first block South OF
- Conrt House Afteni lion given 10 retracing
s6a lines of old surveys laying ont. parting
brand dividing up lands, ,levelins for pronies
of roads and bitches
March 10 1876 6rn
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o. a. clLM Err,

CURGEON DENTIST.
ONCE over A. e. Cumminis Grocary Store.
one door Nor of DIR oDetwiier's Old ONCE
West Side of North Main Street, finaiay' W
April Is, l676-6m -E-EHl
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4indlsp Business Rirerforp.
w. n. YOsr, M. o.
Or, A8sER l.. DAVIS,

nBY5ICIAS AND -URGEON. MI Blsnch-
Z ard, OHIO. All calls promptly ATTENDED
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Gitp and Gonpfr QHefforg.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
t,>nznvoss Pleas Judge James fih~
1ufItor tieSrye >. Mosher.
Cs>rk Of CoUrts -ScB't W. PreDie.
Tfe1sVreT Peter Hosler.
Hecorder-Paui ksmefsI; ur, ~.
ErubaGe Judge samuel T. hunin
.sherl0-Pzriee c. rritcn-
peo.,euti,.o Attorney Henry Brown.
Coroner 10. r. Cline rot IN
Bishop and John Edgingtop- \.
f,1Ca1rU Ifrectors-Csm posil byal' H. m
watson and J. x. Bushong.
InnrS.erg er rsMW Saper.n'WygoTP Pistt. r. RSuIh-
srIand. aud Uorilas Hartz-
TOWNSHIP oFFic ERS.
Trasfees-Samuei Howard, John LsEkins
and job Chamberiin.
C.crk-Henry II. Louthsn-
7re0xurer-Huxn Newell p,,.ra
I,.stir,g~D- n. Beardsley and o. A. Ballard.
Constables Joel Markie and j. NJ bysl.
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Holm NJ. HAMLIN,

A ArraRNEY AT Law, FrsDLAr. OHIO.
Makas regulsr professional calls in sdioin-
nR counties.
Nov 10 n. = -.r. ...
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~ II HAVEN.

naacrrcAL DRUGGIST, DIRECTLY oP-
p,site tue Court House Findlay, ONO
Phvsicinn's Prescriptions compounded care
fuiig' Full stock OF Drugs. Oils, Paints, Per
fam sry, SOAPS, &C. - ed. "a
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TRIED EyERTTHING,
CD COLLINS
VULTAIC CPLASTERS
Afford the Most Grateful Relief In Al
Affections Of the Chest and Lungs.
CHRONIC PLEURISY CURED.


M.ss WEEK. L POTTER:
Gentismen-Havingf for many months past
suffered with very lame side called by my
physician hronic Pleurisy. CAUSED by a ioI-
mtr Injury aud strain, aud for which used
many prescriptions ana linimenis. as well
as the 30 called ht umaiic cures. without the
lea,t benefit. my physician recommended
one of your Collins Noltaic Plasters which
10 my great surprise relieved the pain al d
sorens IS almost Immediately, and ! have
been able To attend to my household affair
ever since with perfect ease and comfort,
where As before the application nf your in
valuable plaster / was scarcely pbI- TO do
anything. l consider them Inestimable and
shall with pleasure recommend them TO the
afflicted. Yours respectfully.
Mrs FRA NCES HARTMAN.
Orland, Ne, April 81. 1876.
There is 10 medical or protective appli-
ance that Will prove 80 grateinl and efte. tive
in Tickling Ioughs, Irritation and soreness
of the Chest and Lungs. We believe them
capable of preventing serious diseases of
these organs.
Price, - cents Sold by all Druggists.
Mailed on receipt Of price, 25 cents for one
81 70 TOR siX, or 81 % for twelve. carefully
wrapped and warranted, by WEEKS d put.
FER. ProprietOrs, Boston, Mass
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Ss'eft Story.
THE LITTLE OLD MAN OF THE
BATIGNOLLES.

4 Chapter From A Detectives Memoirs
Translated for The Living Age,
From the French of Emile GabOrian,
Author OF "Within an Inch Of His
Life,o etc,
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CHuR ChES,

Aethodia Episcopdi-Rsv. Parker Pope.
Presbytersan-Kev.R z. X. Sutherland
Lutheran Rev &. s. Sprecher.
Oong-eedtiondt-Rev.D %. r. Davies.
Epanoeiical Church Rev. A. heusei-
United RrethreTi-Rev. I. d. Ingle.
German Reform -Rey. A. konetzsa-
Church of God Rev J!V. Updyke.
81 EIchnePs II1th ssic Church. B. Young.
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s-shnt $3.50. 20 kinda. Gun. Rifles @
RlT0lUppp to $500. Monster IN Cat for set stsmp
lluiVituln WIagxlz GrE Woays. CksesSp, ~
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mrs. TRIrCa q RtCkErs

nHYSICIAS and SURGEON ONCE up
stairs In Davis Opera House BLOCK ,fiDo-
lay, Ohio. Si "
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O. A T A r r H
sORElY AFFLICTED.

sORELY AFFLICTED
J. o. BoswoTih x Co, Denver. Col. e. n;le-
men- Prompted by f. low fe cling for those
afflicted with Caiarrh wish to add my tes-
LinICDy in behalf OF SsnIord'S Radics Cure
loT CataIrh. | have been sorely AFFLICTED
with this fearful disease for four years and
have tried every known rem, dy without
avail, until / bnugnt bottle OF the above
Cure from you. which gave me almost in
slant relief. II being constitutional as
well local REMEDY, believe IL 10 be all
that Is claimed tor il, a Radical Cure tor Ca
tsrrh. Very truly ycurs, w ,r,,-,
Denver, Sept. $50. With Jenson. Bliss & Co
GREATLY AFFLICTED.
MessrS J. o BosworIh 4 Co, Denver: Cen
tIemen i take pleasure in recommending
are afflicted vii this disease. ] was greatly
athlete I'd with IL Tor Il long time, and cured 1t
With two bottles OF Tie above Jurr. About
yEaI Afterwards | Was again taken with
CatarTh quite Sc tvereIy. aud immrdiaItIy
s-u! for another bo tie. which fixed me ali
right. giving me relief from the fiIst dose. l
am confident that TINS rtm.d! will 60 ali
that L. aimeH for il and fiiOre 100. wishing
you success in its Introduction, am. very
truly yours A. w SMITH.
DSnveI, Oct. 4, 1875. Smith Doll.
TRIED EVERYTHING
Messrs. J. q. Bosworih & Co.. Denver. Col.
Gehtiemen-I have used SanIoId's Radical
: ure for Catarrb, and II has given perfect
satisfaction have trieo almost every thing
and 1t j. the only thing That has give n me
relie. 1 therefore take pleasure jn recon-
mendIng its Use to all afflicted with Caiarrh
of any kind and offer this as my testimony
to is benefits Very truly,
Denver. Oct. ], 1875, W. s DECKER.
Each pOckage contains SanfDrd's Improved
Inhaling Tube, with iull directions Tor use
IN ell eases Price Il 20 per package. For
sale by all whOIesaIe and Retail druggists
throughout the United STATES. WEEKS d
POTTER. General Agents and Wholesale
DrnggiSfs Boston.
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. rroRSEY AND ,CoUNsELLoR AT
A LAW, Findlay, Ohio once in "Hesd-
su,rters' Building, Northeast OF Court
House. VIII attend promptly TO business
entrusted to his care. April .. iesz.
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TIC. BALL ARD,
DIR. G.. ". q ALLO WAY,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON

OFFICE Over John Ruthrauf's Hardware
RESiDENCE-Main Cross street, 3rd house
East OF Head Quarters, 20.
viii attend TO ali calls IN town or country.
Can be found at his Once. except wnen Pro
p, NJ.
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e. r. DUNH,
III. JOHNSON,

A rrORNEF AT LAW.
0fIics in New Bank Building, Vest slos OF
uStn Street. MOSS q. (Nov. 3-tfl
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.--.--
x. ~. ADAMS

DARBER SHOP IS THE PLACE WHERE
II vou can get the best of work done in the
nsstsst possible style Ladies' and Childrens
Hair Cniting nd 5hampooing Speciality
shop Opposite Old White Corner. Two Snsirs
alvaysfopnd ready for business. Call and
see MIN and Kes Good LOB. Ladies' desiring
work doae, by leaving word al the shop he
will call at their residence. -
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xacoaY. BuRKEr,

A rroRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law.
"A and NotaryPcblic. Win attend promptly
20 AZ business entrusted 70 his .re- farticu-
lar sttenttnn given Coilections, f2rtluoniDs
~ L,ands and business IN Probate Court.
once on Main street, In Rossnsn's BLOCK
nearly opposite the Court House. May Z.
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.xy HoLEsAtE AND EETAIL GRoCE 9.
w and Dsaiers in Flour, Provisions, Wood
81. willow and Stone " are, Confectionery,
Fluiss, and . aSeneralv variety Goods at W hole
sale al Cleveland aud Toledo prices Nos n
and "a Main street. ~ suW
Nay6, Te-a.s.Ss ~ =. ~
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UEIRY RROWy
r. DAVIS. Nv. DAVIS II. L. DErwl
nAAIc nEIMll Ed a CO

. rroRNEYA ATbAw. once upsi airs. frsl
a Door Sonfh Of Gourt Ho. se: Findlsy.O.
NoYember q, lelkI -. u 80. -.
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CHAPTER vi

As soon as we were on the sidewalk,
had but one idea.
To rush to the Rue du Roi Dore and
arrest this Victor, the real criminal,
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR ROBERTSON, 10 south Eutsw stro?t,
~ Baltimore Md, from. long oxporient,o n,oo u,
Hospitsl and Special Practice, will guarantee a
unro M in all Diseases of the Urinary Orgsmns' Ms
Ncr7ous and Organic Weakness, 1eMveI mnWer1 ES.
ty Impotepey qosS o. seSGn. arsing From from esry
nts Diseases o recently contracted positively
tnrnd 'r'ii IN to 10 Gays Dr.. r., endorsed by tho
G1us 5ondinr a' physcans of baltimore, guarantees
honorable iU and scientific treatment to sll placing
themselves in his hands All eoh;u1NssehIs Washs
ierton ] every wednesday aud Saturday, from =; 2
to D. M, ut his Office, 92l d ST.. between 2.n J,n
snd IO.h. Call or wrte enclosing. stamp loF
rrnlT. IoO ~ :!
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A CARD RD--Cireu:slstancos rendering 1t &c.
N s.rable that I should !ocAt0 in baltimore, l
a.vo transferred my DENTAL pRACTlCE IN
Alex.ndris to Or. .. n RUST: lie has been
:or 50 many yoars associated with me IS to f need
md reputation for honesty and high integrity
ncing we'll known. l cordially commend hin;
TO '1 the favor Of my friends and patients rs well
worthy OF the position to which ho succeeds. aid
bespcak for hirn tho practice with which. 10: SO
!ouv, 1 have bnon favored
JAMES Il. HOUGKiE.
n.t
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Alexandria, Va, mar 1911

pk. Is. 4. JONES, q N Calvert ST., Ralti-
] more, Nd, makes u speciality nnd guaran
!ocs Spocly and Certain Roiof in all Diseases
,nd Irragulsrisios incident to Fomalos; also III
:mpotsncy, Steriisy, Spormstorrhma, Structure,
t;rsvnl nni alI other DiSensns of tho Generstiv O
0.,rsns IF n;ther soS. sep j
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DRY GOODS.
, w MY GOODS FOR FEB'Y. SALES

NrEW DRY GOODS FOR FEB Y. 6AL LN'''
w. ro o,on;rm srost many Fancy and
stsnle &c Goods for early sales, and invite our
ien fropds % and the ronds Of others 10 call snd ex
amino our stock, Our line of Black Goods Is
Tery W 1 complete. Another supply of those ,5 IuF9
Black Mohairs at SOC. More OF those nLaoh aos
French Csshmeres, all wool, at unprec,eqaenlea
low prices a beautiful stock OF nG% y1 - E".5eo'S
f,hlG No. 100 King street, AleXa., w.
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CONSTIPATION.

TESTIMONY OF THE CHIEF JUSTICE
OF GEORGIA.--I have used Simmons Liver
Regulator for constipation of my bowels, caused
by temporary arrangement Of tho liver, for
tho last three or four years, and always, when
used according to tho directions, with decided
benefit J. think il lis {. good medicine for the
arrangement Of tho livor-at least such has beon
my pcraonal experience in tho uso Of it.
HIRAM WARNER,
r,.t;oo ,f
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AROUND TIE IloRH IN \ SMALL BOAR
John Roach wants 20 be famous. Nc lutcnds
to put himself 10 the way OF exploring the pro-
iou,il depths Of the oecan by startIrg Tor Cape
Horn in Il peanut shell Of boat. 10 be more
prccisc, he wants to build thrcc-ten boat,
twenty feet long, iv" feet beam aud lour ttct
depth Of hold, fitted with two nasls the lore
most square riggcd and the main mast *chooner
rirrcd. lie also wants tn find another mao
and Il boy rs totally devoid Of discretion as hIu'
SELF. After having succeeded IN this, nc IN
tends to sail from this port iu Juue for Liver
pool via Cape lIoru aud New York. touching
at Valparaiso and The lfaIkIands Tor supplies;
anI by the blessing Of Providence and good
luck he expects to gct through. lie allows
seven or eight months Tor the passage, rroV'd-
ing it is Il suc.css Roach has sailed AZ mate
Of coasters and deep sea vessels fourteen year..
and j. confident of His ability to navigate hl4
little craft in any kind Of 4 sea. fha only Oh.
stacle in the way OF the attempt - tAc Iack VI
funds for building the boat which he estimates
will cost $3.50. Sun FIuucisco CaH
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GROCERIES And LIQUORS,
TMPOETED AND DOMESTIC FANCY
GROCERIES,

TMPOETED AND DOM ESTIC FANCY
Il GROCERIES.
Wo have just received full line Of the above
mentioned goods, embracing tho best and most
popular brands known to tho trade. We mon
ton in part: Cross s. 5lGckwolls Pickles, Lea
s. porrins' Sauce, Compressed Beef, Currie
Powder. Potted Meats, Lobster, Salmon, Sar--
dimes, Olives, Cspors, Frcnch Prepared and
American Mustards, Colman'a English do.
Canton Ginger, Pineapple Cheese. Olive Oil all
sizes, Banner brand Tomatoes. Portland Swoot
Corn, Winsow's and Stablers do, Currant
Jolly in glass. ETC. We ask tho trade to exam
inc our stock before purchasing, feeling conf
dent that, rs 10 price, quality and assortment.
Wo can ploase any one,
GEO. McBURNEY u SON,
feb % 1G6 and ITO King street
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A large assortment of double width (36 lhch)
all Wool Cashmere, worth 75c, at 62c.
Black all Wool Caahmero, worth 81, at 75c
Striped all Wool Goods for Polonaises at 2oc.
1000 yards of Simpson's Solid Black Calico. IN
remnants, at &c per yard.
A beautiful line OF Black MohNrs and Alrac-
as, vory cheap.
Cassmoro for Mon and Boys wear aL 81! up.
Fine all Wool Shswls, Blankets, NC.
Opora Flannel in all shades ut 33c per yard.
A full line of Gents and Ladies' Underwear.
a largo and complete stock Of Notions 1lo-
siery, &c
d. BENDHELM, III King ST..
nov IS AdJg. Marshall House.
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9lwanotia
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1877

ToADs-Thcre is = very common prejudice
against the toad. BY many lie is looked on
with loathug aud disgust. lie is regarded as
an ugly, uucOuth and worthless nuisance, that
should be abatcd at sight. But this prejudice
is ill-foundcl and unjust, as the toad is not
only harmless, but quite useful to farmers and
gardeners. They should, therefore. be regard
ed as trlcuds, instead Of being treated as enc.
mics. The eggs Of the toad arc usually laid in
the water, but at times, when this is not acces
sible, they arc laid in damp, dark places, and
in such cases they do not pass through the tad
pole state. While III the tadpole state they
live on vegetable food, hut as toads they live
on insects, spiders, etc. They are exceedingly
que Of marvellous construction. 1t is quite long.
and may be projected six or eight inches, the
tip Of it being so directed as to just reach the
object, and being covered with vlscid gum
my substance, that causes the insect to ad-
here to it, it is thus conveyed to the mouth
fthe toad and buried alive. Tie movements
Of the tongue iu thus taking in fly or bug
arc so rapid that they cannot be followed by
the eye. The number Of insects that toad
will eat is almost incredible. a few Of them
in garden will keep it well rid Of bugs, plant
lice, etc. They geucraIy spend the day in
some dark, secluded spot, often a hole under
sod or clod, or the side Of 4 rock, and in the
evening they come out. and hop about in search
Of supper ol live insects. They may be in
duced 10 take up their residence Ill the garden
by coniining them lor TWO or three days In the
place. when they will become quite we'll con-
tented. 4 board laid about two inches from
The ground is Just the kiud Of L hiding place
that suits them. They are l0ng-iivcd, being
often known twelve or sixteen years Old, and 1t
is said that one lived to be IS years old. On
account of their propensity for destroying Ia
sects, toads should be encouraged TO become
permanent rcsidcU!s Of our fields and gardens.
OhiO f;lrNacr
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MALARI0US FEyEHG

You arc at liberty to ESQ my name in pralso
Of your Regulator SIS prepared by you. and re-
commend il TO every ono rs tho best preventive
for Fever and Aguo in the world. [ plant in
southwestern Georgia near Albany, Georgia,
and must say that il as duno moro good on my
plantation among my negroes than any medi.
cine ever used. II suporsodes quinine if taken
in tino. Yours, &C., Hon. Is. Il. HILL, Ga.
CuILDREN-Your Reg
ulator is superior to any 9TH
or remedy for Malarial D.
ceases among children and
it has % large sale in this sec
tion of Georgia.-[W. NJ
kusscl Albany Ga
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SIEaK HEADACHE.


EDITORlAL-Wo have
tested its virtues, personally,
and know that tor Dyspep-
sis, Biliousncss and Throt-
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modicine the world ever saw.
We havD tried forty other
renodios before Simmons
Liver Regulator, but mono
Of them gave US moro than
temporary relief; but tho
Regulator not only relieved
but cured us.--[ Editor Te!a-
graph and Messenger, Ma-
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