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Fer Stomaci,s Out of Order.

M medicine viii 50 cT'ctually improve the tone
OF the st'nac!i i"s" Pills: they all acei
" "cc:i'.ned either hy iEte mpe. an ce 0r improper
diet Th"y reach I'll" liver ald rc,luc. tito healthy
action: they wonderful. eil:cacous in cases Of
srasm-in :act they fail in curing all disorders
ot til" liver and s."n,ac
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ms E'rlii' Ire. asriicS, T"v-rS n all kinds Fits
ti"ut, H'a''ach". in'ir"sf;on lnlanation J,und:ce
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Retention of Irin", Scrn'uia "r Kings Evil Sore
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Clc".s. Worms Of all kinds, Weakness from any
c,pSp te
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Marx These Facts.
The Testimony Of the Whole World.
EollowaV'S Pills.

u had no appetite, Hollway's Pills gave me q
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~ send for another box, and keep them in the
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81 gave one "f your Pills to my babe for cholera
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".ly nausea of a morning is now curca.''
"Ynur box Of Hnllovay's Ointment cured me Of
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let INC have thrc" boxes o! your rills dy return
mail. FIR Chiils and Fer
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For CutaneOus Disorders,
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icuetratcs with the mos: searching objects to the
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Cincinnati Gazette: |; IS doubtful
whether any OF the incoming P'ca;-
dents family ever received more care
fai and graceful attentions from those
leaving the White nouse than Mrs.
Gran. has extended. She has the
whole house and ali It's appointments
put in the best p,ssihl: order and com
p!eteness, aud instead Of a house deg
poiIed of many things, it vas probably
better stocked aud with better ,hin.s
than a, any previous day of its occu
patton. Mrs Grant gave her sole at
.ention to this matter.
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According to the st Paul Dispatch,
the recent Investigations. by the Gov
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mense frauds in connection with the
p.ue lands Of Minnesota Leading
lumber dealers and Mil men in Minn,
..o,,l;, . r., irroivst
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G A Il TIE
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Hol'oway's Pills
Invariably cure the following diseases:
Disorder OF the kiineyS.

In all diseases affecting these gans, weter they
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This Treatment; wiz. Civ. almost immediate relic: when
all other ,,eHn hay, Ira
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It is now evident that the sati>facto,
~ settlement CT the Southern qnestiou
depends On The good faith Of Southern
people, aad tie wisdom aad prudence
OF their leaders, in carry;n, cut Presi
den, Hayes policy. Il they show a
disposition and the ability to pat down
ku, Ksuxism, protect the colorel pee.
pie in The exercis, # their constitn
tional rights and mainta:o a Repu,i-
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LANBERTON.

SUpEayIsoRs-John Pierce chm.
II. Small, ANTON Cooler.
CLERK-E Schandera.
TREASURER +. Abbott.
AssEssoRs-Geo. L Libby.
For License 3 votes,
Against /" % 6.
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Maj Reno, who was prominent in
the army operations against tie In
dams last year, is undergoing, a trial
by Court Martial in s.. Paul. lhc
charge is "Ccuduct unhecom,nr an
OGicer and gentleman which,
translated from the original Hebrew,
means that he grossly insulted the
wife of q brother O!ficer. The charge
seems to be sustained by evid~ncc aud
the Major will. doubtless, BE- dismissed
from the army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20

candidates Tor nominations. Rnss nfe ven Ln'Wh ~
thcir potcs. They have gcriyinHndcrci Ihe NfhNt'
Sinuat districts to depItvo the whites ~ twl fFp
ssniatives they might 'ariy elect. To insure the ,co
they hsNe refused ~ pass Laws ppNblnr Vt fet-
traitor W constitution dicis; and uuer this sac
guard Vcry being allowed ~ vote az an pfuci,
whatever IN ha county. he thai he " Nvlhg 10
The nst tlmpl thcy have riyaed n repeating -, lehth
III Tamauy rhiisls phia roughs Charleston NH"hi1
has been chiefly Tar theater thfse deeds NefueF ~
awnrina ro voting lr'm roll 60 po w the country aud
then cutter the citt nnd vote NJ several pseehts tno,c
Negroes do this AL over The State ga smaller @hl'
ard fuuurutly from county 90 county oN"F'
white tie voting. attempts 90 vote, OF bnys un"'t
- notorious Uuti ls1i theW. mhaus'I@
also proved themselves adopts Va mcllk halui hnN,
in mlnpulatns rrturusi wch rtuis hrhs 'siA ~,
fertod tcepug iists 81 how many negro, ana b"N
many whites voted the voting having rurtav mrn up
Inc eolor line Tue meetings of holting kcmhhcan- are
frequently packed by rrgulas, th,ir orators l--' res
iuis,na VOTED down. aud their opposite cariieu =
re intense the has acqured Tor fhcfty was
cnnspic ously manifested IN the recent canvass wh,n II
became apparent that the whites were determined 10
carr the election the Mississippi plan. AMI NJ the
asC thought rob them of liberty. A e. tc nogr"s
capacity for government, mast say rnst lna. ne Is
10 uutc ~ for u than crowd % lrish rougs picked M
protnlscuuusly IA the streets II a Northern city.
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nans; tho ackuowlgd-cd tio OF tho sect Is Bretnrrh
They originated IN Germany In l'Cs' @-a Ia i'i' e'uo
to Pcnna, lvauia under the leadership oil Ale<ahnsr
Macs ana srttlcd a. Germantown. now part OF fhla-
,.clphtn. They arr uIoss numerous In fcnnsyNhh''
MaryI,nd virginia Ohio Indiana. Illinois, KANSAS lows,
aus Missouri They uncomrrOnlfns peace men, a"o
wll not under any circumstance. take part ~ WI
Litigation among thcr memlcis IL absolutely i"roaoen'
differences being sgttlcd by church co'ncl'S 10 uies
they resemble tao QuakeFS hinSiefe aiho"s '"''
Ixc mo salaries ba, follow secular calIncs They hold
very much the same dcc nal priucipos The leading
chr sian dcnnminaouH in THIS country. lhuS ~
ever practice the wash ~ Of feat NJ rensOus CT
uouy and DIR candidates FOR haisir three 10 lhc
The nrnb, : OF punkatd communicates In the ohitcd
states 4 about 1GD,pt1.
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