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LIST or VESSELS
Up. Cleared and Sailed Tor New Orleans.
JUNE 18, 1879.

new FORK.
Steamship Alpiers Hawthorn. 49,. sid June IA
Steamship Hudson, eager .........-- sid June u
Schr w m Steernan Chambetlain. sid Apl S
Pat into Nassau leaking May 5.
Schr ID Robinson. Glover -........ CID May 70
PHILADELPHIA.
Ship Andrew jackson. Bartlett ..1dg May ~
BATH, ME-.
Ship Scotia. Stinson $40. .ldg MayI7
Foreign.
Ship Adorna Hawkins N. .-----.--... sld May 10
Bark Wild Hunter, Minot. sid May Is
Bark Grad zagreb Sovieh .--.--..... .sld Apl 80
MARsEILLEs.
Steamship Qua 1aloupe. Pewter -.----sld May 4.
Steamship Potomac .-----............-sl sid ApI 70
Bark v1reiuie de Guardia Seotto. .ldg Feb 10
Bark Michele Galatola, Ferraro .-.---ldR Mar
RoUEN
Bark Dante, VIdnlich ..............-.eidM May 10
cHERBoURe.
Bark stadt Frankfurt an der Oder, Hon
vet.--... .sid mar 70
BAYoNNE.
Bark Nuova Emilia Celestina, Manga
marc. ..--...sld May
CADIz.
Bark Regina Tolck. Godfrey .....--..sld June
PALERMO
Brig Cirque sorelle, Luna - ...... sid Feb 10
MEsSINA.
Steamship Yembo, Sinclair .........-. sid May 10
MALAGA.
Bark Rosario, Gorordo. .........--...sld May 10
Brig Aurora Giovanni. ......... sid May Is
LEIIH.
Bark Christopher Columbus Knudsen. sid May
GIBRALTAR.
BIG soreii1 sln1a ..........-----....eia mar 10
LUSSTRE.
Bark P1od Taraboehia. cid Feb
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gT.LoUIs.
vTCKsBBnsa, anEEnvILLE AND BKNn

UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY at D. m.
t. FOB VIuKHBURa. NATOHE4
Davis Bend and intermediate land
zsAsSss. '.- 1nRg--Ybe steamer
THOMPSON DEAN.
I'm place Of the r. E. Lee)
William Campbell. master "A. McfaY, clerk.
leaves a. above. connecting at vieksDurR With
ParisOtB Line for all points on the YazO0 Sun.
flower. Deer nreak and Tallahatchie
g. r. WORK, IL Commercial Place.
g. q. WAYNE, 82 Gravier street.
GEO. D. HITE, 142 Gravier st.
VIII give through bills OF lading to Trenton,
Monroe and all stations on the Vicksburg
shreveport and Texas Railroad, via Delta, La,
W. B. BROCKETT. Agent,
SO Magazine street.
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MARINE NEWS.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, u
June 10. 1879.
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Aroturus, Kelly, for Liverpool
Lowell Il Bailey
Fr bark Comtesse Duohatel. Dupont, for Cork
Hopkins Eco
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Receipts by Railroads.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
- - I1n

June ,s-1 Bale cotton 70 o Newman-2 oars
iron cor snndries Whitney &co-i corn MI I 2
lumber Fl u Coleman g. Bro car timber ana !
car lumber. TO Terry Sons 40 FoPp- -
bbls peas John Adams GOD pkg. s Wins 70
Csvaroc Sons pairs car Trucks 70 M ocnMala "
Bro-2O sacks potatoes Il Corbln-i craze sneep 70
Or Briokell-5oo cases canned gooas 80. l.. I,
bbs potatoes joseph heer-z1o p91 tu s.nn a.
Macheca-3o 90 Y q senenckrW q v euk-' q AZ AZ
NJ Sivori-52 DCetalu q Son-D IA Lecier q u uo
Joseph Torre-snndr1es 70 ordeF-Aoeail oale CIV VI
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL-
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP co,
AsOnD 49, 80, ,..,,,, :
June 1s-l2 hhds sugar 60 hlcnara Mlin Lss
bales moas vincent ao casK Eresn l n.nsS e
box % ~ dry Mdes Lacassagne-Is pkRs PKG ~ g.
sacks onions bales moss = SACKS poIatqes oey
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ReceIpt. ~ the New Rasln.

Stockton-Per schr SIS Webb-4O,O 600 feet lumber to
Ward " Cause
to j L Movers
Blind River-Per schr Susanna-17 600 slaves to
order
master
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UNITED STATES NAIL PACKET.
FOR dREENYILLE. YICKSBURa AND THE
BENDS.
Leaves every THURSDAY at 5 p. m.
- !, FOR GHEENYILLE, VICKSBURl
- and the Bends-The new and mag.
- 3nificent passenger steamer
y. III. WHITE.
j. M. White master, Curt. Holmes clerk,
connecting at VIeksburR with Parisott's Line
for all points on Yazoo and TallahatGhte rivers.
Boat reserves the right to pass all landings
that the captain may deem unsafe.
&c. g. WAYNE, 50 Gravier st.
R.W. ADAMS. 81 Commercial Place
q. p. WORK, Is Commercial Place
Will give through bills OF lading to Trenton
Monroe and all stations on Vieksburg. Dhreve
port and Texas Railroad, via Delta, La.
w. B. BROCKETT, Agent.
se14 Il 50 Magazine street.
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Frank Ottendorfer master, Frank Kranz clerk.
wifI leave as above regularly, landing each way
III the WiIloz Wharf, and returning will arrive
At the head OF the canal every Thursday and
Monday at s o. N. Fare each way. y So
my12 I'm
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6ATURDAY VIOKSBUEa UNITED BTATES
MAIL PACKET
Leaves every SATURDAY. at 8 D. I'M.
- . FOB VIOKSBURa, DAVIS BENZ
t hatcher and ell intermediate land
= Wings passenger packet
WHISPER.
Tin place Of the Natchez),
b. 3. Leathers, MASTER j. N. Muse, clerk.
connecting at Vicksburg with the Parisot Line
for YazOo. Tallahatchie and 9Unnower rivers,
and With Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo and
81. Louis.
This boat reserves the right to pass all land.
ingB that the Captain may consider unsafe.
For freight or passage applye board. or to
JOHN JANNEY, 106 Common sE
J. 3. CARLIN. go Magazine st
Through bills ladinR given TO Trenton. Mon.
roe and all stations on Vicksburg, Shreveport
and Texas Railroad. via Delta.
m. b. BROCKETT,
80 Magazine street.
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GRAND ISLE.
FAIR PLAY.

THE FINE. COMPLETE AND
le4ssAS fast passenger steamer
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sece,ns. ne tl,e Old Basin.

Receipts nc the Old Basln.
Blind River-Psr schr Lady Gay-1S,ooo slaves to
order
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June IA. ct Philadelphia, steamer Wander
ply between Now Orleans and Pensacola.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-13
ACWoRTH AFFAIRS.

Some mischeivous parties consolidated
the pillow stocks into one large heap in front
of the Messrs Phillips store few nights
ago, and the same or some other parties
drew all the water from the boiler at the
Acworth Mills, which might have been
the cause of serious disaster had ii not been
for the watchfuness of Mr.. Bell the miller.
who as usual made careful examination
of the engine and boiler before building his
fire next morning.
last Friday night there was a large
crowd at the meeting of Georgia Christian
Temperance Union After few very APP
propriate remarks by DR.. A. G. Thomas.
Col. A. S. Clay, of Marietta was introduced
to the audience, who held his hearers spell
bound for thirty five minutes. His speech
was good, well timed. and delivered forci-
bly,.
Mrs. L. r. Clarke, of Newman. who
was present in the interest Of the Georgia
Templar, rected beautiful Temperance
poem. She did it well and impressively,
we hope she may meet with success and en-
enlargement where ever she goes.
CEPHUs.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-13

...Some corn planted.
Peach blossoms have taken the place OF
the orange blossoms.
We viii have two weeks of courling
term.
Some farmers that sold their crop of
corn for Scots per bushel are now buying at
81 on time
donations are sometimes offered be-
cause people look so sorry" We hear of
young man who received bouquet from A
young lady for converting his lovely smile
into this kind of "a look
I'VE were glad to see Dr. Burrows able
to be out last Monday after his long ooniine
ment
Misses Emma and Nettie Williams left
for Pennington. Mo, last Monday, accom-
panied by their brother. Dir. viii. viii
liams and DIR. w. 4. Camp A crowd OF
friends were at the train 10 see them off.
last Friday night the second edition of
young ladies had a delightful soeiable at Mr.
Camps. They Iare an entertaining little
crowd,
Pic mics will soon be in season and pre-
sumo that the narrow gauge and will he the
route.
MIR. H. NJ. Peck of Griffin is our city.
Hal is whole team. Cox.
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IF you Want

The very best Tea. if you want
the~very best Coffee, the very best
Sugar, the very best Dried Beet, the
freshest Tomatoes, in fact the best of
everything to eat, including Hams,
Bacon, Canned Mackerel, fresh,
something new, Deviled Ham. fresh
HOLSTERS, fresh Salmon, Sardiues.
Crackers, Pickles, Rice, Prepared
Mustard, Pepper Sauce, Boneless
Goldfish, Goldfish Balls, ready for the
table, fresh Lemons, fresh Cocoanuts,
Florida (sweet) Oranges, fine North
ern Apples, fresh layer Figs. fresh
Dates, Stick Candies, Rock Candies,
French Candies If you want the
right kind of goods at the right kind
of prices, make no mistake, but 60
or send your orders direct to D. +.
McClatcheys store. During the
past week | have received a fresh
supply of groceries direct from New
York. Ask for Buist's Almanac,
and here is the place to buy Jour
garden seeds, as mine are fresh-no
commission seed, Irish Potatoes for
seed or for eating, fresh Fish and
fresh Oysters received almost every
day. What time, pains and money
can do will be done to induce you
TO buy your groceries from me as |
do not intend be undersold. Call
and be convinced.
Very Respectfully,
d. F. MCCLATCHEY.
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0UANO w AR

We beg to call the attention of our read
ers and the farmers generally to the Fertll-
izers offered by our enterprising young
friends. SMITH & MCCREA, who have on
hand Patapsco, Soluble Sea Island, and the
Chesapeake brands The Fertilizers offer
ed by them have the highest commercial cal,
ne and the louest per centage Of moisture OF
anv Guano offered to the trade. The farm,
ers and citizens generally have recognized
the incalculable benefit these gentlemen
have been to our town as cotton market.
Throughout the season they have PAID the
HIGHEST market price for cotton, and now
ask that you patronize them in the purchase
of your Fertilizers at the standard market
value. They offer nothing that they can,
not conscientiously recommend and sell
upon the same terms as all regular dealers.
Call and examine for yourselves.
Marietta, March 6th.-2m.
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Cobb Superior Court

Convened last Monday, Judge Lester pre-
siding with his usual ability and impartial
ty, Solicitor Greer also present But few
cases had been tried at the time we go to
press The following are the Grand Jury
for this week, the first body selected under
the new Jury law They are of our best
and most experienced citizens
Seymour b. Love, Foreman William
Aston. Clerk John r. Ward, William w.
Jolly, Timothy Stephens, Jacob G. House,
Archibald ]. McCurdy, John W. Allgood,
Luke S. Northcutt. Robert II. Cox, Elijah
G. Stansell, Elias B. Cochran, Peter +. All
good, Thomas p Lindley, james L. Hun
ter Charles A. DunwOdy, John K. Lati
mer. Joseph V. Stanback. james H. How
ell. John Roberts,, Hiram NJ. Whitworth,
Thomas A..(-istta, james W. Bozems'
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HAVE you SEEN HIM 2

HAVE you seen him He stands
in the room with his back to the
stove. and tells how he could run
newspaper; how he could be as in
dependent as hog on ice, and call
things by their right names how he
would expose corruption 10 high
places how he would write good.
common sense. and none Of your
frivolous, try to be-funny stuff how
he would print paper that would
have some life about it, some variety
and not so much same-ness. Then
he criticises other peoples methods
of conducting Newspapers, and just
wishes some one would give him q
chance to show bis journalistic abil~
ity. The way to cure one of these
chaps is to get him to agree to write
a sensible article every day for q
week. Before the week is out he
is sure to be pumped dry, and will
cape worse for an idea than chick
en- ever did with the pip.-DaItOn
Citizen.
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Chr Marietta anurual.


...John Cooper has now On hand at his
store, on South side of the square, full
stock ofpure Whistles, Brandies and Wines,
and the very choicest Cigars and Tobacco.
Give him call.
Sea Shell Tooth Powder for cleansing
and identifying the teeth pertaining the
breath and Strengthening the gums.
For sale at Reynolds Dental rooms or at
Strongs Drug store.
THE Laurel Mills Manufacturing Com
pany, of Roswell, haves large supply of their
Jeans for sale at N. G. Gigniliat's store.
...CLEAN Spring Seed Oats, Irish Pota-
toes. Cow Peas, and general supply Of
groceries, such as Coffee, Sugar, Cheese,
&c, at the store of j. B. O'Neill & Co.
~. P. Dobbs s. Sons Tin shop is now
in full blast, Mr. Jessie n. Hardase guaran
tees all his work Feb eth.
The job work done at the Journal office
cannot be surpassed in neatness and cheap
ness. Bring your work along
...REYNoLD's the Dentist is not broke
yet-but continues to fill teeth from % to
81.
preserve and Beautify your teeth by
using Sea Shell Tooth Powder.
60 to Heggie's and try his Rock Corn,
the best in the world, it will cure coughs,
colds and consumption.
All wool Jeans at Lindley & Barnes for
50 cents per yard.
Fur Skins of all kinds bought at the
store of J. B. O'Neill & Co.
"A beautiful lot of Mems Spring Hats
just received at Lindley & Barnes.
Bakers Chocolate at N. B. Merryman's
81 work cheap but guarantee all do.
A. REYNOLDS, Dentist
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Why Will You

Allow a cold to advance in yorr system and
thus encourage more serious malsdiss. tuch as
Pneumonia. Hemorrhages and Lung troubles
when an immediate relief can be so readily at
tanned. BoSchee's German Syrup has gained the
largest sale 10 the world for The cure If Coughs.
Colds and the severest Lung Diseases. II il
Dr. Bosches's famous German prescription, and
is prepared with the greatest care. ard no fear
need be entertained in administering il TO the
youngest child, as per directions. The sale OF
this medicine is unprecedented since first in
troduced there has been constant increasing
demand aud without single report Of failure
tol 10 iis work in any case Ask your Druggist
az 10 tie truth of these remarks, Large size
rs cents. Try il and be convinced.
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LOST MOUNTAIN LEAVES.

Married at the residence of the bride g
father, Mr.. Henry Kemp on the 9th inst,
Mr.. James Rice to Miss Katie Kemp.
George Gill says it amt so, there new
er was 4! horse power engine made. He
Just knows it couldn't be- there never was
a half boss.
Wheat looking bad just nowy
SKY ROCKET
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Cotton Planters, Look to Your Inter

Four good reasons, why farmers should
plant ''Giant Prolific Cotton Seed.
1st, The yield per acre of seed cotton is
greater than that from common seed.
End The yield of lint from a given guam
tity of seed cotton is greater than that from
an equal quantity of common seed cotton.
Bird, 1t being more easily picked from the
bolls, enables hand to pick more in a day,
than the same hand can pick ofthe common
kind.
4th, The lint, being finer and larger, com
mands from a quarter TO half cent per
pound more than ordinary cotton.
A limited supply of above seed for sale at
HALEY Bros.
Northeast corner Public Square, Marietta,
Ga
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POWDER SPRINGS PENcILINGs

preacher here has been
To win away from sin
This unholy people,
But he might as well try
To get the lady of his eye
Climb right up the steepe.
Not that they will not hear,
But to them it did not appear
That he was green apprentice,
He ripped, roared and snorted
And in the pulpit cavorted
Like one non comp0s mentis.
"A man whose true name isl said to be
Jameson, and who claimed to be a prophet,
preached last Wednesday night. From all
appearances he is uneducated and rather
shaky in his upper story.
MIR. Marsh Lindley brought to town
last week the skull of some wild animal -
No one was able to say to what species 1t
belonged. 1t was found In the branch near
his place.
The measels are spreading around this
neighborhood. We had the disease here
last spring but soon stamped it out | think
this time the disease is going through
The farmers have commenced to put in
some corn. There is but little guano on
the roads yet The farmers will have but
little time to haul it unless there is great
deal of weather unfit for farming during
the present month.
If the old saying be true that every fog
in March counts frost ip May there will
be much replanting of cotton and corn.
Some people living westward of this
place haul Gotten to market on the Lord s
day Surely they are full of double twisted
cussedness. AZTEC.
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Very Respectfully,
d. f. MCCLATCHEY.

THE Dan Furguson or Jonesboro plow
stock is the lightest and strongest stock in
the market, we have already sold more of
them this season than we sold of the others
patents in two years. The farmers tell u
they are the best running they can get, call
and examine them for yourselves, and while
YOU are here don't forget to buy yourself
few of those fine Red Rust Proof Oats, If
only enough to get seed for another year.
Choice white corn for bread or stock fresh
water ground meal always on hand. Mans
fields Cream of the South and Clifton Mills
Flour, and Kennesaw Mills Flour Westill
have some of that Georgia Cane Syrup at
fifty cents. Choice Louisiana Syrup at six
ty-five cents and an excellent article OF Sor-
ghum at forty cents. Sugars of all grades
and prices Our choice granulated and
square cut loaf sugars at nine pounds to The
dollar is cheap. A very fine OOlong Tea
lust received from New York, choice I'm
perial Tea, try them and be convinced. Do
YOU use the Competition Soap, it is the
largest bar as well as the best soaps for the
money. Thurber's Ball Bluing. Swedes
Iron, Steel and Rolled Iron for plouehs,
Tire Iron of all sizes for wagons and bug
gies. Call on us and be convinced that we
sell good goods and sell them cheap.
Respectfully
Boston & HUNT.
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GEORGIA-Cobb County ::

Notice i hereby given to all pereons e.ncern
ell Thai Mr. Susan Tucker late of Cobb coln-
fy. dpwaried this life interstate. aud no person
has applied FIR Administration on Tie estate OF
sal Snsan Fucker and hat ID terms OF the
law. administration VIII be vested ID the clerk
of the Superior Court "a seue other NJ and
proper PEI eosl on the first Monday Ia April next
uni ~ some valid ohjecliau il made to his ~.
poirfmeiit, Given snd..r my band aud oficial
signature. Fsb. 24Ih 1878.
j. Il. HAMMETT. Ord'y.
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$3.50

In view of the scarcity Of money, We Of
fer the JOURNAL for the year 1879 at the re-
duced price of One Dollar and Fifty Cents
cash in advance. When neglected or mol
paid in advance, the same old price will be
charged. 50 wear. Those who have al
ready paid 50 for this year. will have their
time extended Now is the time TO avail
yourself Of a cheap county paper Oursuc-
scription now is much larger than i has
ever been aud we hope to make it larger
still by this reduction In oar terms
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-13

"WelI, | DECLARE" said an Indian
Spring darkey the other day, mig
gers use to be WORT over a thousand
dollars, aud now they amt WORT mo-
dan two dollars a Dozen"
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GIVES
Strength, Health,
AND APPETITE.

My daughterhas received great
benefit from the use of Vegeiinp.
Her declining health was a source
of great anxiety to all her friends.
A few bottles of Vegetins restored
her health, strength, and appetite
N. H. TiLDEN,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
No. - Sears Building,
Boston, Mass.
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Boston & HUNT

The largest size Bar Soap for ten cent
at Merryman's store.
New Orleans Drip something fine and
also fresh Cheese, kept at N. B. Merry
mans store.
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Attention Farmers !!
GUANO! GUANO!
Our Motto: "Live and let Live"

WE HAVE NOW IN OUR WAREHOUSE FULL STOCK OF
Fertilizers consisting the following brands which show by analysis
that the highest standard 8 fully maintained
John AeryyCnnS Anannonidted DiSsOld Bone
d. Whul0cES ADmOniated DiSolped Bone,
Stern's An,monidtd Bone Sapephosphac,
Andrew Goes Anmonidted Bone SMpephophde,
Whanns I1aw Bone Supephophot,
Tells EconOmiser,
GudRo, PatdpSc0 Gudn0
EHiscan DiSSolad Bone for CoRpostng
Wanda acid Phosphate for CO0lOStng,
Tells acid Phosphate for CompotinG
You will that offer only suh brands have an established rep
satisfaction wherever tested We have
combination but have aboed from the
beginning Fertilizers fixed price that would
them advantage We glad to state
by manufacturers few weeks already
should be still further reduced will give our
Of the reduction whether they buy later we
suggest that make their purchases
rushing and cowdog assured that they will be
charged only at the lowest price.
supplies such Bacon Corn and Flour reas'
We good Wagon Yard tor
Cotton whenever offered full prices Call and
exam orr stock before purchasing
Winters, Alexander e. LeggM
Marietta, Ga, Feb 20h 1879.
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CANNOT BE
ExCELLED-

CHARLFSTOWN, MASS.
Mr.. II. X. STEVENS.
Dear Sir.-This is to certify
that | have used your Blood
Preparation" in my family fol
several years, aud think that for
Scrofula or Cankprous Humors or
Rheumatic Affections il cannot
be excelled aud, as blood puri-
fer or spring medicine, it is the
best thing | Lave ever used, and
| bave used almost everything
| can eheerlMlly recommend it to
any one in need Of Such medi.
cine.
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. A. A. DINSMORE,
- Russell ST.
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Mn IT, r STEVENS
Dear Sir, Il will most cheerful.
~ add my testimony To the great
number you have al'' ady received
Ia favor of your great aud good
medicine, VEGEIINE for / do
net think enough can be SAID in
lis praise; for was tronb ell over
thLty wears with that dreadful
| disease, Caarrh, aud had such
bad coughing spells that il would
SEEM rs though never could
breath any more. and VEGETINE
has cured me, sud do feel TO
! thank God all the tire tina, there
is so good mrnicine a. Vege Inc,
aud [ also think il one of the best
: medicines for coughs, and weak
sinking feelings at the stomach.
aud advise every body TO take the
Negetine, for can ASSURE them
il is one OF the observation-disclosures that
ever was
MRS l. GORE.
Cor. Magazine aud Walnut SITS.
Cambridge, Mass.
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VEGETTNE
Purifies the Blood. Renovates
and lnvigorates the
Whole System.

.4lter0tiUe, Tonic, Solrent. and
DiuFetic.
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TUTT'S Pills.
HAIR DYE.

OEH y HHBNBHH = 81
GRAY HAIR on WHISPERS changed 70 GLOSSY
BLACK BY a single application Of this DYE II i'm
parts a Natural Color acts Instantaneouay, and 10
a. Harmless spring water Sold By Druggists. or
sent by express on receipt Of e.
Office, IS Murray ST., New York.
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TUFTS PILLS
A Noted Divine says !:

DIR. TUTr:-Dear Sir; For ten years have been
a martyr to Dyspepsia. Constipation and Piles Last
gurine your Pills were recommended TO me: used
them but with little faith) am now we'll man,
have good appetite digestion perfect regular stools
pies gone. and have gained pounds hesh
They are worth their weight IN gold.
REv r. L. SIMPSON. Louisville, NY