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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-03-14
To All Whom il Nav Concern.

ooh, learn Of jealousy; it is the green
eyed monster which doth mock The meat it
feeds on How applicsbl. is the above
since John McGrath star ed his cheap
cash store. Every day slnrderous and de
rogatory remarks are male b. some Of
my ''brother chips" in the mercantile bnsi-
ness, with the intention of check g the
crowd hat cross the railroad to buy good
from us. Now, III Just state for the henefi,
of these soreheads, If McGrath proposes
to sell ham at 10 cents per pound, il is his
own business; he can dispose of has goods
to suit him.elf, and if they can u dersell
him they are welcome To do SO; but don't
be tearing open packages that leave our
store, and t y to belittle everybody and
everything in the whole Daily Building.
for whoever does that way. "ain't a man |
Ike" John McGrath proposes to sell as
cheap as he can, and if any more such re-
marks come to my ears, there will certain
iy BE- a fight or a foot race, for | detest a
sneaking calUmniator.
THos. Us. McGRATH.
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AROUND TOWN.

AtkOI M
See the new law in reference TO our ciiy'
Our Catholic friends are now observing
lent.
Or. Wesley Martin has our thanks Tor
the 6rst mess OF rad;shes and lettuce.
A. C. McNair, Esq, has lem re'a ned
,soity attor, e salary City dollars per
year.
There will be skating at the Rink next
Saturday nj hit, some falling and a "heep
q fun"
MrJohn Damn is happy again; he is the
father of smother boy, weighing twelve and
.ne-ous t,r pounds. Well done.
It didn', rain at all las, Friday; the
widows of heaven Just opened, aud the
wafer simply came down in sluice''
MIR ]. w. Martin has given bond as city
Marshal ard Tax Collector. Dr. y. b
p.uyhry has slso give" bond as Guy
1reasurer.
"Zip" and xii other correspondents are
iufo,med that no communication VIII We
;..sr,sd in TIE LEp3ER unless accomps-
MED by the name Of the writer
Miss Matte Bag get, " o has oeen
spending several months in Memphis re-
turned a few days $50, looking As pretty
m a bouquet made of the choicest a""er"'
T., the s,uit of the city OF BrooHhaven
asaiast Lawrence county, the SUPREME
Cart decided in favor of Brookhaven'
This will PIT about one thousand dollars
in cur CITY treasury.
II We may be permitted to employ
,hs lsnruare that one Of Ewes fair daught
err used in lhi4 city n few evenings ago, IN
refercnce TO one of old Adams sons, We
ono,e-"Uis big mouth was heard"
That Young man to whom, we referred
last week a. being almost a ut subject 1'f
,he Iunstic asvlum on account of his fail
are 10 receive Il certain bouquet that was
cent 10 him by a certain fair dsnfel, siili
lives. That bouquet he received a lew GAYS
spo revived his dl,opirg spirits, and saved
us trouble Of writing a hrst class obituary
Mrs. Agnes Prentergast ard Mrs Mary
N,Csbc we're in Our town this week soici'
ing SUBJ cripiicns fer the Orphans Hcme,
ef N4tcl.ss We are glad to learn they
collected from our citizens fifty dollars
They are working in a noble cause, one
tina, strongly appeals to humanity, and We
trust that other communities the ladies
NAV visi. will receive them cordially and
contribute RELY TO the support of the or
phana.
The ball tomorrow night, for the oene-
AZ of the Star Hose Company, pr1mtses TO.
he an enjoyahle affair. The admission
is only fifty cents, and a splendid snppeI
will be prepared fer tie occasion, and viii
b. free To the attendants, not costirg hem
4 cent. All admitted, will be entitled to
supper free Of charge. TheI Will have
good mus c, and thsse who wish TO "tr'l
The light ianta+tic," can have an oppor'
tunity of doing so to their hearts, content
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MAYOR'S ADDRESS.

FELLOW CIrI2ENs.-In accordance with
the promise made you by me during the
canvass, via: go administer justice To all
and show favor to none," | now propose,
through these colum ~. tn define some OF
he methods by which | intend to carry
ont this policy.
| start out with the firm conviction that
those who placed me in oti 'e did 80 IN The
belief that | would use nv best endeavers
TO execute the law, and | shall act npon
this conviction. If my acts LOOK harsh Or
seem to work a hardship upon any partie-
ular indi> idual or class OF Individuals, re-
member that ! I'm only an executive,
and 80 long as | ACT purely in that capaci-
ty, YOU must ascribe any appearances 81
harshness or seeming Injustice To Il want
| Of wisdom on the lawmakers, and not upon
he executor OF their mandates.
Among the ANY matters which 1t viii
become my dntY to investigate and to re-
press, | will mention some of the most
prominent, and | mention them with the
| double purpose of giving far toarning to dI,
and also. if possible, TO prevent the nrces>
-ity for any aciio on the part of the city
officials.
lst There is-an ordinance which afix-
a- a penait, for profane swearing on the
| streets and sidewalks | shall enforce Il
| strict compliance with its terms. Drunk
eness in the corporation limits is another
| violatIon Of law which | shall always pun
ish " hen made cognizant thereof.
| would also call the attention OF thsse
| inierested TO an act of the Legislature o
1873 making it an oflenSe punishable 6oh
bg me and Imprisonment. to sell intoxicating
liquors to minors or persons who are in lht
habit Of getting drunk, and the construe
ton which | place upon this law is that ii
is no defence Tor the party charged viii
| violAtlng il, 10 ptove that he wa~-Ii9noranl
of the minority of the purchaser or hn
nsbit of becoming Intoxicated 1t becomes
his duty to s-certain these facts before SELF
ing There are both minors and habltnaI
a~runkards Lying here III the cooperative
iimito and the adjoining country who pro
cure iiqhor without any seeming restrain '
They a e well known both to the othciaIi
and the citizens. The law is also very pos
ilive and prohibiting IN regard TO the salt
of LIQUORS on tie sabbath. | have ,easof
to believe that it is often violated and shat
endeavor to have it enforced II
the future. | have insiructed the Mar
.hal IA to my ppiiyy in regard TO ttes'
and other Offer ces, and his duties IN re!a
ton thereto, ard should he from any causc
fail to discharge them, | viii endeayor Il
assist him.
Nv object is TO do my whole duty, and
cali upon he good citizens TO assist me L
their utmost, aud render my task easy ant
pleasant.
CHARLES CUNNING,
MAYOR.
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City Council.

AT a regular meeting # the Board OF
Mayor and Aldermen ofthe City of Brook.
haven Miss, March 5th 1878, all were. |
present except +. Pfeifer and Henderson
Hudson.
On motion the following sccsunts were
allowed;
r. w. Millsaps clothing for small pox aud
small pox panper James Trawick S24.05.
DR.. J. w. Be- nett, profession al
services, etc. Tor Trawick. $4,000
DIR. f. j. Bowen, professional servi-
ces etc. for Tra~ick, 500.
Chas. TAYLOR removing Trawick out
of Corporation. 500.
8, ~lvester Brown hauling Trawick
out Of Corporation, 500.
Jerry blister, nursing Trswick Z
days at SIS per day. $500.
W. p Baggett incidental expenses
for Trawick. 400
F Cronkhite, bed and bedding de-
stroved. 1890
DR.. j. w. Bennett, services etc, for
Jno. Atkins. 1900.
Dr. F. J. Bowen, services etc, for
Jno' Atkins. $40
Dr.. J. NJ. Martin, services etc, for
Jno. Atkins. 500.
A. + Maxwell, coffin Tor Jno. At
kins. 100.
+. Middleton. digging grave. 800.
\. c. McNair, one half year salary
City Attorney, 2o,W,
Pat. Jennings, overseeing street
hands eight days. 1900.
j, A. Hoskins, lumber for bridges
etc. 1882
Staten Bake cart, mule and driver
four days. 1000
Stalen Baker, brick and mason work
on mayors Office. ll,75.
II. Lewen:hal. hauling for Corpora
ton. 3,25
W. P. B.gsett, wood for mayors of
fee, $500.
". P. Baggett, costs worked out on
streets. 1900.
j. " Martin, costs worked out on
st,eets. 1859.
W. p, Baggett, Mayor, salary for
February. 5000
J. W. Martin. Ma shall, salary for
Ftblumy. 5000.
T. NJ. Martin, Secretary, salary for
February. 1890.
Be it ordered, That tbs Secretary be au-
thorized to collect from the Board of Su.
pervisors, all amounts allowed b. the
Board of Mayor and Aldermen on account
of small pox paup,r James Trawick,
His Honor W. 2. BAggett presented the
6ne. imposed and collected from January
9Th to Mach 5ih, 1873; amounting TO fort,
dollars, and collected az follows:
BY work on streets, thir;y-two dollars
and fifty cents; on cash, seven dollars and
fifty centa. Also his report of moneys re
ceived for redemption of delinquent Lands
etc, amounting to sixty dollars and eighty
three cents.
B. it ordered, That the reports be ar-
proved and filed,
On motion of j, 3 D,ughtrv, BE it re
solved, That we tender to his Honor, W
r. Haggett, our retiring Mayor, our sincere
thanks for the Kindness and courtesy he
has always manifested in cur official inter
course, and our hearty approval Of the
ability, integrity 2nd impar!iality he has
Uniformly exh bited on The ii charge OF
his duties "a Mayor Of our City.
W, ?. BAGGETT, Mayor.
F, II. MARTIN. Seer, tary.
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R.nef! Of the Cemetery.

We are authorized by those 10 take psrt
II, tbs tragedy Of Damon and Pythias," to
cav hat the net proceeds Of the entertain
,nent will be donated to the Protestant
O. retery.
10 this connection We would say during
lis stsy in the City, Ptof. Couion rejected
ard engaged the costuues for the play OF
Damon and Pythias." They will be fur
nish cd bv the tasteful and experienced cos
tuner Of New Orleans, Nine. Aiaban,
eostumer to His Ma i.-ty Rex King OF the
Carnival. Those who witnessed the Car
piysl parade are aware ofthe richness and
krilliancy of the elaborate costumes turned
ont by this talented coatumer. Among
the msny Costumes selected by CouIon,
STAND most prominent full rulis of pure
steel arrncr Of dazzling br,lIiascy, together
with heavy velvet cioak. elaborated, trim
ned viii gold snd silver; six wearing
apparela being secondary IN hi" selection
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-03-14

NJ. DANIEL & Co. the we'll known and
popular merchants of Beauregard, have
inst moved into their new and commodious
brick store, and are now receiving a large
and carefully selected stock of merchan-
disc which they propose to sell very cheap
for cash. The following constitute a part
OF the many new goods.received: 5000
yards dress goods, ali styles and qualities,
from 10 to so eta. per yard; so dozen cor
sets, from SO cts to one dollar eaeI; cutie
ry, both pocket and table; boots, shoes.
hats, braids trimmings, -four. meat, meal,
groceries of all kinds. In fact, the larges,
and best selected stock of such goods as
are needed by the people ever found in
one store
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TO Old SOLDIERS.

The il now pending before Congress,
granting pensions to the soldiers OF the
Mexican and Indian Wars, and to the
widows # deceased soldiers. OF id wat-.
will soon become & law. A late act OF Con-
gress now extends the ben, Fl, Of pension to
all snrvi ers oftle war OF 1872, who served
fourteen days ia said war and TO al! survi-
wing widows of sad war. No proof OF
loyalty is required.
The surviving soldiers Of any OF the
aforesaid wars, and nil widows Of deceaceG
so diers OF any OF said ~ 3, who desire
their claims presented, will forward me
their present 7. 0. address, full name,
company and regiment, time and place Of
enlistment and discharge, and will PIE
pare his or her papers free Of charge.
Send stamp for re.irning papers.
Address, j. II. ii. MARTIN,
ASH Sec'y Natl Asso'r MeXi'n War Net'4.
marriott B~ruokhaven, Miss.
sss~ Papers friendly to the soldiers viii!
please copy.
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EpwARps' DEPOT, Oct. 18th, 1877

DEAR SIR.-The No. 7 Diebold Safe
purchased some time since went through
the large confagration and remained forty
eight hours in the burning ruins. The
iron on the sides and front was very much
bulged out. Considering the extreme
heat to which it had been subjected we
feared greatly for its contents; but judge OF
our joy and surprise when on opening II
We found all our books an papers in good
co ditiop. Signed:
H. o. D. Cu1RrE & Co.
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MUCH D ABOUT NoTHING.-'Tf You
hear child crv at night. you must call
the nurse and bid her still it." When the
great pnet wrote the above lines he had
no heard of DIR, Harter's Soothing Drops.
If he had known of them he would have
cha ged his lines by saying: give DR..
Harter's Soothing Drops" for t'iey Ger
tain ly will, as their name imply, 'Soothe"
the little sufferer into a quiet sleep, from
which he awakes, inyigoratsd and re-
freshed. marl4-2t
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ShertH,s safe.

Frank Campbell, Judgment in the circuit Court
VS.. of Lincoln county for Sle5. 20
Mary S. swan 4 and costs.
p. Becker x son.
q Y virtue OF a writ of execution to me dir ect-
ed from the circuit court of Lincoln county in
the above stated case, ! will offer for sale to the
highest bidder, for cash. at the court house door
in the tow OF Brookhaven, within the usual
hours of sale, on
MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF APRIL, 1878
the following real property levied upon as the
feet off south side OF the Ley of lot 8 in Block
B in the town Of Brookhaven, with the appur-
finances hereto belonging, for the satisfaction
Of the above judgment and costs Of suit therein.
hebseH 4. % COX, Sheriff.
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~
YES

We can change a fifty dollar bill il you
want a bottle Of Globe Flower Cough Syr-
ny, the greatest Cough and Lung Remedy
in the world; or if you want to try il fist
and see what the Hon. Alex. ii. Stephens,
FIX Gov. Smith, Elk Gov. Brown and Hon.
Robert Toonb-, Of Georgia, say about it's
true, you can get "A sample bottle for ten
rents at all drug stores in Bro"kharen.
that relieves an ordinary cold. The Globe
Flower Cough Syrup never had an equal
tor Coughs, Colds and Lung Aftctious.
1t positively cures Consumption when all
boosted remedies fail. Sample bot
lies, ten cents. Regular size, fifty doses, 81.
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Tint Indictment.

As il is alleged that | am shout to be
indicted for looking sweet with intent to
kill" and az Mr.. "Solicitcr," has indicated
in the columns of The LEDGER, a desire 10
his career in the practice OF
law with a sweet case" and as he was
Courageous enough TO solicit my patron
age, and at the same time offering his ser
VICES Q atuitonsly, | feel constrained to
accept his generous proposition for my
defence. | will state however, for MIR
t.Solicitor'," benefit, which may be OF some
advantage TO him in conducting my case
before whateyer t ibunal | may be ar
rsigned: 1t ia possible that l do look
sweet, for | have been one OF thote fortn-
nate young ladies that have enjoyed the
admiration Of many OF the noble lords Of
creation" and have often had occasion to
blush at the most extravaga t praise OF nv
own loyeliness. They have often indicat-
ed 10 me in the r,ost ardent manner, that
do look sweet. and | have always been
taUSlt 10 DclleNe thdt Spoh IVY "O IA
nianv respects, like the Father of orr
Country"-they cannot tell a lie. For
your sake then, Mr.. Solicitor" | will
plead guilty to the charge, but for dear
heavens sake, and for the sake Of
well-oh Mr.. Solicitor" do, | implore
thee, defend me from the '~inteni to kill"
If do look Sweet" it is one of the en-
dowments that kind heaven has blessed
rae with, for which l feel truly grateful;
and if some of my fair associates are le's
favored in this respect, / can truly say
that, with all their faults l love them
still"
It never has been my intention to kill,
main or injure any person by locking
sweet" and if you can succeed in establish
ing the fact that | do look sweet, without
any criminal intent on my part (and feel
some how or other, Mr.. solicitor" that
you are fully competent to do SOY, | am
certain TO be honorahly acquitted of the
'fntent," the Indictment to the contrary
Notwithstanding. The ACCUSED.
P. S.-Deal gently with mine accuser
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-03-14

Al Ilabena, the residence of the brides
f4iher, TX Governor b. G.. Humphreys,
Inurrday, Februry IS, le7o,by Rev A. ".
WIlson,ot Greenwood Presbyterian church,
Mir. J. Z. Bertron and Miss Lille Hum
phres, all of Letorv county.
February %, 1873, at the residence Of
Prot. J. ii. Glrauit, by Rev. G.. ". Far,
ne jonah Furr 10 Ms Jennie dlrailt
al Lincoln cyuu;y
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. d.

WE Do NOT woNDER.-We do not Won
der that housewives who have been 2ccus-
toned o Use Dr. Prics's Special Flavor
ing Etlr4c,s should turn in disgust from
the trash often sold uu.ier the name of
Flavorlng Extracts, which stuff smells and
ta.tvs / Ike turpentine. Or Price'- Flavor
ing Extracts have the taste and oder Of the
fresh irults.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-03-14

BRAIN woRkgRs--Cl ergymen, lawyers,
physicians. orators, and all classes Of brain
woi kers will fad the ue OF DR.. Prices
Floia Al Riches Cologne gratefully refresh
ing. Tne handkerchief welted in it ant
applied to the face occasionally, will please
the sense o! smell, prove a stimuions TO the
circulation, inducing to vigorous action.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-03-14

QUEEN OF iii ovES.-A biscuit made
with DR.. Price, Or AN Baking Powder Is
certainly the Qleen oi the oven. 30 light,
WI tie and eujoyablel Alter hreaAtastins
on Liscuits male vita Dr.. Price'- Cream
Baking Powder, what man won d contem
p!a'e suicide, or grumble BECAUSE his vile
asked him Tor money?
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-03-14

The attractive advertisement Of Ievy's
Pallis Royal, should be read by all our
readers. Levy cfers goods remarkably
chenp, and will do just what he proposes.
Tho e in need Of goods in hia line would
lind il to their interest to send him an
crler.
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LEI Them Tint Have FyeS. Eve This

have b,lght fro Il NJ. J. II. Brn,e
pttentee, the right Of sale Of hns Gem
Rooster. for the following couniIee: Kinds,
Copiah, Lincoln and Pike. | will not at
tempt to blow nv own horn by dilating
upon the mlnifo d virtu.5 Of thi. inyen
ton, but will leave its exaltation q. a
pleasant duty o those VII" trv-ihen bay
i. o. 7. CROSBY.
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NINE. Rosa REYSoIR, the well known
milliDer of New Orleans, left for New
York last Saturda, evening to purch ase
her spring stock, Her excellent taste can
be relied upon by the ladies desiring gooda
in ner line.
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NATcn1rocEEs, La, April 81, 1876.

W. l.. J~UKGIELEwIcA, Esq \. .. La
DEAR SIR -Enclor.d fad SIX dollars, for
when send me your Anli-Rheum4tic Mix
ture, This is the third order Tor your val
uable medic ne. Permit me to say, that 10
niy knowledge, no other preparations ever
such Il wonderful effect. No one,
afl ctei with R,eum .tic pain. ought to he
without il.
Very respectfully yours, etc,
l. DTPIEfy.
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the ladie. may nov expect somethlnS
elegant Ia tle'way ot hats, bonnets, etc, a,
NJ f. Il. Harden. Que OF the most reliable
mnil;reis OF New Oueans, has gone 10
Nes York to purchase has spting STOCK.
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Notice.
9th TnG PHMerS

Are hereby notified hat after the LIST
Monday in April all property on which
the Tax q not paid will be advertised for
sale as delinquent, subject to cost and dam.
ages j. w. MARTIN,
mr. IA St City Tax Collector,
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If you need engines, boilers, betting
mills, cotton gins, presses, sugar mills or
machinery Of any kind get prices from Fl
Dudly Coleman & Bro, NO. They have
the best sell loy, mr. 20 ly
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ST. JAMES HOTEL,
No. 40 MAGAZINE, MAE CANAL ST.
NEW ORLEANS, La.

Having leaeed ihi4 Hotel for FIVE yesrs,
it is my purpos. to keep it open at al sea
sons, and make it Il desirable abode for
guests, both transient and permanent on
very reasonable terms.
JAS. r. LEAkE, Propri'r
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-03-14

No TIaF To BIZ LoST.-In the incipielit stages
Of Consumption, the first synptoUls is generally
a hacking cough, pains in the chest. difficulty OF
breathing or oppression of the lungs. some
thing should be done at once to chedk the cough.
ailay and heal the lrritated pats. Aliens Lung
BalaIn will break up the cough in an incredible
snort time. also prevent the formation of tubes
cles. Where tnbercles are once formed, the
disease ~ hard to cue. For sale by all medt-
cine dealers. mch
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-03-14

We have used the Bruce Rna-ter and
are now happy. Ep;cu'es-Oh! all We
mortsia, advance. Do your religious du
ty to vour stomachs by purchasing one of
o. TIC. lmarl4-A] ED,
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SEED your orders to Levy g. Bros. n.
O. Otherwise you'll be too late for bar
GAINS Jan. IL lm
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HAY, Corn, Oats and Bran, at New
Orleans prices, for sale by NJ. Nalty.
ia 81. If.
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BARGAIN in the way of top bugg, at
r. b. Withers'. feb2S-5t.
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F, II. MARTIN. Seer, tary,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-03-14

Sec the new law in reference to our city.
Our Catholic friends are now observing
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-03-14

in the Circuit Court
Of Lincoln county for $1,000
and costs.
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The Antecedents OF Disease

in the circu Iation of the blood unnnturally at
tenusted condition of the physique, indicating
thatthe life current is deficient in nutrtive proper
ties. wan hagg ard look, inability to digest the
food, loss of appetite, sleep and strength. and \
ser satiOn of UNI atur raj languor. All these may
be regarded among the iudicia OF approac hing
dIsea,e, which will eventually attack the system
and overw I'm il. If il not built up and iorti
fed in advance. Iuvigorate, then, without loss of
time, making choice of the greatest vltalzing
agent extant, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, an
elixir which has given health and vigor TO RAIDS
of tho sick and debiltated, which 10 avouched by
ply sicians and nnalyss to be pure as well as eff
country, and e1tensiv ely used abroad, ard which
has been for years past one Of the leading medi-
cinal staples of America,
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We E I N E,
Prepared by
II. r. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
Vegetine is Sold by All Druggists,
M,v7 lS7S-odS1Iv

A considerable breeze was caused in mu>
nicipal affairs on Saturday evening last, as
the result of an arrest for an alleged breach
of the peace. What Immediately followed
appears to have been misapprehension of
their powers and duties tho part of the
two chief executive officers of the corporation,
whereby the party arrested was released
without hearing. The Sergeant claiming
that he was poweress to discharge his duties
without the full and cordial support of the
entire municipal government, called meet
ing of tho Town Council was held at 10
o'clock at night, the municipal attorney was
sent for, and his legal advice given, which
showed that tho Council had no power to take
any immediate action in the matter The
Council thcrcupon adjourned, and what may
yet result remains to be seen. For our own
part, VIC are inclined to believe that the oc>
casion, if allowed to work out its own result,
will prove to have been a good instead of an
evil, and trust our conclusions will turn
out to be correct