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THE GEORGIA CYCLONES. Their Terrible WoiK ?enewetl--Tlire? Hundred I'einonn Killed ami Fifteen Hundred Wounnlcd-ICellel fortne Sui te re rs. Corrceiiondeuco <>f ttio louisville Gourler-Jouroal. AUGUSTA, GU., Mureil 24 -The recent cyclone which passed over this region Avus tlie most awful ever heard of in tho United States. I have beou along a portion of its track, and, having just returned, will endeavor to give the readers of your paper au account of it. It crossed the Chattahoochee river from Leo county, Alabama, aud entered Harris county, Georgia. From thence it passed through the countiesof Talbot, Upson, Monroe, Jones, Baldwin, Han cock, Warren, McDuffie, uud Columbia. It crossed the Savannah river fifteen miles ubovo Augusta, entered Edgefield county, South Carolina, passed through Barnwell, Lexington, Bichlaud, Sumter, Mariou and Horry counties, of that state, and finally rau into tho Atlantic ocean oft' the coast of North Carolina. A second cyclone, precisely at the same time, seemed to have formed this side of Milledgeville, crossed tho Ogee chee river 15 miles below tho villago of Mayfield, in Hancock county, and pass ing' through Glascock aud tho lower edge of Richmond, crossed the Savan nah, 12 miles below Augusta, into Beech island, South Carolina, and from thenco ran due east into the Atlantic. As I was along tho northern one of these cyclones, 1 will more particularly describe that. Tho two were exactly alike iu size, shape, color, aud devasta ?ion. They were both themoBt terrible visitations over sent by Providence npou 'he states.of Georgia and South Caro lu?a. The cloud was, in color, inky black, half a mile high, half a milo wide, was cylindrical in shape, and traveled very much like a revolving barrel, coming end foremost.' It w as illuminated with phosphorescent light, and momentarily would glitter as if ouO million matches had been ignited in it. l t was accompanied by a continuous, roariug sound, as o? five hundred can non in tho decisive moments of a pitch ed battle, The bravest mau ever boro could neither have felt, seen, nor heard it with calmees?. There was a force and a power, a sublimity and grandeur about it unnatural, awful, wholly its own. But a thousand incidents are re lated allowing that tho hand of Provi dence was in it-that it was governed \y laws us regular aud immutable as is tho sun. ft travoled from west to a little north of due east, going as straight as a crane or a cannon ball would fly. It passed over the entire stato of Georgia in ex actly three hours, traveling at the rate of fifty-three miles per hour. Yon Lave already seen and republish ed from the Georgia papers in detail the thrilling incidents and terrible re sults which marked the course of the cyclone, and this letter is simply to give you the general resulta. Six thousand dollars have beeu sub scribed in Augusta, $5,000 in Columbus, and many thousands at other pointe for the wounded and suffering. A great -A -many, packages of money, provisions, and clothing-were forwarded yesterday and to-day irom this city. Never was charity more fitly bestowed. The whole number of killed in Georgia will not fall below threo hundred, and t.iie wounded will reach fifteen hundred. Captain Stovall died last night. He was a gallant officer in tho confederate army. Rtfports sre coming in by the hour ?f the deaths of other victims of this unparalleled calamity. Through Carolina tho devastation and death, were equally as great. The southern cyclone crossed the Savannah at Fury's ferry, sunk tho boat, struck the plantation of Mr. Foreman, tore it to piero*, and killed and wounded a great many on it. From thenceforward to the ocean tho accounts are as terrible and as appalling. On the 4th day "of April, 180-?, now lacking but a few' days of 71 years, a great storm like this came up from the direction of Dooly county, and passed through Hancock, Warren, and Rich mond, crossing tho Savannah 15 miles above Augusta. There are a few people now living who remember it, and plenty who have been told by their parents of it. It was described in the Augusta Chronicle. All accounts aro agreed that it was illuminated by the same strange light as the one' Saturday. Nobody was killed by it. A * Medical Journal on the Influence of Religious Revivals. The points of contaot between re ligion and medicine vary according tc the side from which their relation ie regarded. Viewed from tho side of re ligion they are many and various, ae our medical missionary societies testify. Looked at, however, from a medical point of view, they touch only at ono ot two almost isolated places. Emotion is the motive power on which, for the most part, our religious leaders liave relied to stir men's minds to effect what is termed, with more or less justice, the:r conversion. To effect this much force is needed, and in those whose minds are in a condition of unstable equilibrium the resulting perturbation is sufficient to disturb the normal bal ance of thought and feeling, and start a series of consequences which raaj result in pronounced insanity. That this is a frequent ocourrouca may bc doubted. Religious illusions aro com mon enough in tho insane, bnt thal probably arises from tho region oi thought ana feeling presenting tin most unobstructed field for excessiv< aotion. It is iu periods of revivals whei religious emotion is stirred in dispro portionate degree that tho danger o such results is greatest, and this aspoo of a movement so exton sive as that noi commenced in London comes fairl; within tho range of the physician's con aiderai ion. Judging, however, fror personal observations, we should sa; that no movement of its extent conl! well preeent less danger of excessivo o perverted emotional effects than tba of Massrs. Moody and Sankcy. Th testimony of most unprejudiced ob servers is to the same effeot. Th services are singularly /ree from th moro objectionable element of ' reviva meetings. Sympathetic, hut not ovei wrought mnsio, and shrewd, rong nptnesa-sometimes humor-of th sermon are the characteristics whie mark the service from most ordin?r reaching of tho same th?ologien sohool ; and there is nothing to point to artificial stimulation of the emotions moro tlfcan necessarily attends the ex tempore worship and earnest preaching in a I urge concourse.-London Lancet. The Tornado in Caldwell Parish. We are indebted io?frier>d in Colum bia for the following interesting do Bcriptiou of the tornado at Ray's Point on tho Ouachita : COI.UUHIA, LA., Mureil 22, 1875. Between 4 and 5 o'clook, p. m., on tho 19 th iust., there occurred in this vicinity a cyolone, which in terrific grandeur end devastating horror Bur pnssed anything of the kind over known in this country. For more than two hours previous to tho out-burst of this tornado, we had heavy thunder and sharp, vivid flashes of lightning, and it. became so dark about 4 o'clock that lamps and candles: wore lighted in the dwellings and business houses of the villoge for purposes of reading, writing, etc. A largo and flourishing plantation on the east bank of the Ouachita. four miles above town, known os "Ray's Point," nnd owned by J. Levy, a commis sion merchant of New OrleanB, and L. F. Redditt, Esq., the business manager on the farm, was the chief scene of the disaster, in this terrible tempest. A large force of farm laborers resided ou tho premises, who, together with their respective families, numbered consider ably over ono hundred souls. These families were domiciled in small tene ment houses, scattered at convenient distances over tho form. Every house on tho plantation except tho gin, and dwolling of Afr. Redditt, was blown down, and scattered in tho wildest con fusion, over an aroa of hundreds of aeres. Tho furniture, bedding, cloth ing and everything in their houses were scattered broadcast over the earth. The fencing, out-houses, cribs, stables, etc., were all Bwept away as with a besom of destruction. Mr. .Tames Adair, a worthy, industrious and intel ligent mechanic, on tho place, had one of his children, a bright and promising boy of five or six years, instantly killed, aud his wife, an esteemed lady, so severely injured that she died in great agony a few hours after. A little negro hoy was instantly killed, and many others, hoth white and colored, serious ly braised and disabled. The wind was accompanied with such torrents of rain HS in a few moments to submerge tho earth. The writer arrived at the scene of disaster and death some two hours after tho storm had passed. The terrible spectacle presented beggars description. With characteristic benevolence tho neighbors flocked in from the surround ing country, each eager to render what aid they could to ameliorate tho condi tion of tho sufferers. Tho young meu and physicians of tho village, as soon as notified, repaired promrotly to tho spot, and made a tender of their ser vices, and early this morning a hand some little purse was made np by the voluntary contributions of tho citizens of the village, among tho foremost of whom was the ladies-for the benefit of Mr. Adair-the chief sufferer. It will require immense labor and thousands of dollard to reinstate tho owners, for the damage done in a few brief moments hv this ruthless tempest. - Ouachita Telegraph. A Boiling Lake. The Troy Times prints a letter from a citizen of that place, at present so journing in tho island of Dominique, West Indies, from which tho following is an extract : It is barely a mouth since Dr. Free land, in search of sulphur, in behalf of au English company, accompanied by Dr. Nicholls, of this island, with a few servant*, started ou a tour of explora tion. At a distance from town in an air line, of some eight or ten miles only, yet by tbe necessarily circuitous route to reach it requiring some days of Revere labor, struggling with precipices and deepest vegetable entanglements, they found an old volcano. Its height above the Bea is about 2,400 feet. They de scended about 400 feet down tho crater of the lake-unheard of before, but which is to rank among the wonders of the world. It is literally a lake of boil ing water. It is half ? mile wide and two miles in circumference. In tho center the boiling, foamy water juts upw? rd in a sort of dome, several teet higher than the surface, and where the rippling waves break upon the shore the hand cannot be immersed without pain, BO high is the temperature. My informant is Dr. Nicholls, who has made two excursions to thia lake, who is well known herc, and bearB a most respectable character. He says tho water is very highly charged with sulphur and magnesia. A Little Mixed. A shock-headed youth went into Morris' music store Saturday after noon, and softly scratching thc shin of one leg with the foot of the other, asked if Mr. Morris had tho new songs. " Certainly," said that gentleman, stepping Bpryiy back of the counter ; "which ono do yon wish?" "Have you got that air piece called -called- here the young man paus ed and stared wildly about tho store, and then suddenly added-"called Grav Hairs in the Butter." "'What's that?" said Mr. Morris, rubbing his hands in paimul abstrac tion." "Gray Hairs in the Lutter," replied the young man, changing logs. "Perhaps," kindly suggested a gen tleman, who has boarded for twelve years, "our young friend means "Sil ver Threads Among the Gold." "That's it, by gum I" shouted the yoong man in a burst of pleasure. Mr. Morris had it. -" Don't call on me for three days," is what an Ashland girl posted on the front gate, and she further added : "I'm going to eat some onions this week if I never have another beau." THEODORE THOMAS, of Thomas' or chestra, than whom there is no higher musical anthority in the world, says there are no other cabinet or parlor or gans equal to those made by tho Mason <fe Hamlin Organ Co., and that musi cians agreo with him in this opinion. * -It is said that nothing will euro a poet's affection for hi? idol sooner than to catch her at tho dinner-table exea vating the kernot of a hickory-nut with a hair-pin. 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B.'s "Treatifo cm S|iec.inl Oinoiiaes," whirh full; explnlns the nature, causen, nymptciins, nnd me-ins lu t uro nil furnis ot Nortons Debility, nil Dicc-oc* CAIIMSI hythe " Errors of Youl ti," mid vaiiMbHtoformatlon on other delicate! subjects, sent VRF.K Tn plnln nonlrd enrelnjie. Stationery Pickano contans 10 sheets writing pauer; IO env'lopes; I lead pe.toll : I p<-n holder ; "J pens; photo eraph picture ol' nil the presidents, and a pr I xe of Ladloi'.or ('ems Jeaelry, (watch clin i ns. 'CK kets, ladies' sets, bracelets, sleeve hut ions, riiuM. watch charms, necklaces ot"> Don't let tum pass yon. try one pac u?o and iou will never huy tetlonery any other way. One pnek HKOSeilt r,y mail post paid un receipt of :ill cents, ciuos of o'irfl Aven?a wanted io sell paokages, lllcttl.es. etc I'ircilan ano ' 'tins ire- Address sourfTKRN BOviK CO.. Bristol,Tenn. FOLD on TRIAL. THK YORK M A NU PAC Tl'It INO CO PA NV. Builders nf I ti.leys, SbaftinK and all kind, of Mill (lenrln.-. are felllim the BOI.LINOKH TllimiNK WsTKR WliKKl.tvtr)/ rAeop/v.thouKh the best in us?. Ko descriptive amphlels ad (Ires' VO.'llt. M \ S V V \ OT lt ll I S13 CO . Yin lt. Pa. 'tt.??Lo A.lT- Pistol Just ihi> thins; for Rifle practice. 1..'commended ..nd indorpecl by the I c-t (?un dealer ? In Hie world Sond for circular. Pl) t* "'. B tit I.S., .I", Hleh street. . ostnn Mass. . Themnstsneeewtnl n.medyof thsprss ent day. Sond forP* I per en Opium Bat Ui?. Prof. O. Meeker. P. O. Boi 476, Upurl?, Ind. W"0HPHINE HABIT irneedily cuied by Dr. lic k's only known sod sure Remedy. KO CIIAROE 'sr treatment until cured. Call on or sd-lron DR. J. O. BECK, 1I? John Street, OUiClMKATI, OHIO BV*??NT~iy Por adverttaliiLf In ANY uowsp.tper before HC-OIIILT my new ratnlomio of ovor (1MB TIKH'SANI) Pupers. 8. I'.BANBOBN.lHMonroo-ttoChltaBo.III. OPIUM A<Y> PORTABLE -Soda Fountains. $10, $50, $75, & $100. GOOD, DURABLE AND CHEAP. Shipped Heady for Uae. Manufactured hy CH A PM AN A co.. MadLon. "Ind. CW.Seild lor u Catalogue. DO YOUR OWN PRINTING! J?H PRINTING PRESS. Vnv Prof V?KIOIIII1 :i ml Amateur Priiitvmi Si h.x.l-, Six-Ifilc?, Ainu. tlftlCtlU'CI'S, SI l l ?'Ililli t s, Ililli otllrt? i t ir? tin- BEST .VIT invented. 1 :t.ooo in IIHC. Ten stylen. Prices from SG.00 to SIGO.00 BEN J. G. WOODS & CO. Manari,, rind IIIHUT* in nil khuh of Prlntlnp; Mntorinl, ur Catalogue.) 40 Kcdcrnl St. Uonton. Mooro, Weeks it Co . fl root rn. Hartford, Ct..say : . 'er. Foam takes the lead ol' un bread jire partitions. Our nail's are fnur lolil winn they were a y tar ago. All like it. Danfnrlh. Scudder it Co., gro ceri, "Boston, my:-"Have .sold your Sen Foam fur the past 3 yearn willi porl'tel saiittactloti lo all who have bought lt." * ll? economy ls wonderful; one year's saving will buy a tow." Send lor circular t i (leo. F. (iiuii/. .v t:o.. nit Duane st.N. Y. Tins new Truss ls w tiru with perfect com lort iiiKht and day. Ad apt.? itself to evety mot Ititi :iT the hody. retain ing Kiilitnre miller I he hardes', exercise or se verest ?train un til ncr manently cured. Sold cheap by th" Elastic Truss Co.. ?H:J Itroiniwny, fc?i\v York City. Sent by mail Call or Rend lor clrcmar and he cured. A? F.NTS WAPTTKn for (ho C E N T E N NIA U u GAZETTEER A bonk for every American, fells everywhere al sigh . Farmer.!. Teachers, stu lents, lawyers, mer ulm ll tn school directors. maniif:ietnrers. mechan ics, shipp.'rs. salesmen, men ol learning, and men who cnn univ read. ol.I and yenni:, all want II lor everyday referent:!!.and usc. shows grand results ?i loi ve'ars prog'ois. A whole library.-Hatton fjt.v.r.' Not ii luxury, but a necessity - Jntrr Orran. Iles! salting book published Oom) pay. want gea. ag . In every elly or IO.O0O Address J.t! MCCUttOY .t CU.. pub's, fin. O ?Chicago, Ul : orSt. Louts. Mo. LANS & B?DLEY, John & Waler Sts., Cincinnati. .Manufacturers of PUMTIOil MACHINERY For Sar? M:i1?.Hrlsl Mill?.Cotton ttlne.Sicrar Mill?, eic. Send for our Illustrated ralalo<:tic. JOHN r?. DATiE, A trt. JST?iKhvIllf?. GRAND FAIR WISTE) FLORAL EXHIBITION. rrnt K Second Annual Fair ol' th? Agneul ural. L Alechnnlcal and Horticultural Aseociu'ion ol Mobile, will be held Tuesdiy. April 27, l^S. and continue tl ve dav.s. 'Che most i... ,.i:>in! K oil nd in Un- Hontb -.Most delightful drives 1? the World Kvery. i-migement .nade for the enjoyment ol' visitors iVoenir.- lee charged exhibitors. H ?ees each day ol' Hie Fair. Hallroads and Sn amounts carry pascngers und anieles tor exhibition at half wes ?cud lo Secretary for I'leiiiluui I.isl Buy an excursion Ticket B'?d come lo Hu? Fa'r. SMITH ORGAN CO, BOSTON, MI ASS. THE8E STANDARD INSTRUMENTS ?Sold by Munie Dealern Everywhere. Apis Wautc? jw Eyery Town. Sold llirougtio'il Hie Culled StateT?fti il?e IMvT A L. Lill KS! T PLAN ; That is, on a system of Monthly Pay ment?. Purchasers shou'd ask for the SM ITH ' MKIIICAN (>. t.A st. Catalogues ami fu I partlentara on nppll CitU.n. KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY. AUTIIORIJ?E.) HYTHE STATK OF RKMTChY. (t>i}nn finn In cash jiri7.es distributed on the Inst tpdUUjUUU Saturday of euch mouth. (~t A prc A I. PHIZ fid II n; one nri'/.e of fJOWxi; j ?me ol' tlft.000 and many Kinaller prizes Pi tc . of u nui.. >b kets, $lll; Halves, $5,"'; Q inners. | ..Ml, Public Libra > prize tickets l ken hi exchange tor tickets. V/rile for cir. ular giving fttU pan icu 1 irs. Drawing ,,. this lotterv are nee?1 postponed ami no reduction ol prizes. Address UKO. WK li KTS' H, man ?ker, Kentucky Kine Lottery, Nu. 72 Third street. Louisville., Kentucky iilstubliahed isns. VTl?X.r. MAItX. TAT ESTEL). The host anti coen pent Point In Hie Worlit foe Iron; Tin or Wood. For salo 1<V Dealers evorvwhere. VLTNCKS' MKTALLIO PAINT CO.. Mimuf.-'rcrs. RI". Cedar SI . New York. CAUTION-Parchasen will please sec Hint our naroo ninl lindo nuuk ore on each hud every pncUajr". i'endfnri circuler Dunham & Sons, Manufacturers, Wareronms, 18 Last Ul h Street, IKHahhshe.t IHM.] NEW YORK, .to' for llhtttraUd Circular und J'rire List. ?wiii'i'i.JUMiara DR. WHITTIER, No. 617 St. Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo. .emlnura to treat all oa.ra or obllaclfa tn roarrUte hior. ?1'UrUlf?, evr-rj ailment ,,r alekueaa nhl.-h rrautla frtn iii.iltrretlon orJtoprudrocr. ?bli uni-nmiu-lrd anawa or. w . a ral.lilhlin.rtii h rlmrtrrrd l.j- ihr Ktale it Mis rriiri, waa founded and hua l.rm r.Uhlltbcd to i- un f'",,1"r?"sW? r???f. ?fla? >i (trn-Wo ol .cioral m?dirai Wlliye.. and |",vliiK lil0 experknaf ol ? ino* ?pd ?ecraalu lifo lu hil aisvlaTdri hr La? Mrteoted rrrardlej thai .rearfectiial it. ail th.-M-. ?.r,. mtimSSwi ? tr brln* treated hj ""p ,. ,.,.."... rYeriirheS bi rn of ?p|.llcatloni hr |, rnnbl?d t.. kr.T ida .-h.nn* 'ow. ,u, poses, Riving full Ktmpttima, for two alaaipf MARRIAGE, GUIDE, rf'ft? "R"v"T,"; '? ,"'kh "bn""1 ** ".>-V?0 I- , .'TTL,,"l.1Vor r*raana eantriuBlalloi u.ai ' i u. "l tod0 ?''k'"tH. !>ror,.?ln.ihrorr.u- ?: .-tl.-sl llt-rsiur. on thia antycet, tho rrr.ilt? o,- o, VV t .ng raprrtrrirrjaNl tba noa I Ibnuichla f.-m In'. Prb .> i-uroi .^,.-1 , s-,", ..."|rn. ,.r?. uM larMleta wi?. WHEN writing lo advertiser the name of ibis paper. " WAnn?AIMDE Vi Illunie ill!'., u i" ?.' fi Ci u'einlilaie innrrlage. A.hi.cn Oe. mn l's' Klgblh strebt, st. Louis please men lion No. I? s. N. P. An interfiling Illus trated work of -JSA pages, containing 'ur those who are insrtled or >. Price Hay cenia ii/ mall. 1 'ISP KN? A KY. if flori h Itv. .f. Wa I four's Caiiiornin Vin? ?!icar liitUTs aro a purely Vegetable prepara, ion. made eliielly from tho na tive herb.- found on ihn lower rangea ol thc Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor nia, tiie medicinal properties of which ire extr... lcd therefrom without the usn of Alcohol. The question is almost lady asked, " W hat is tho cause bf tho unparalleled success of VINKOAR BIT? rK.hrj?" <?ur answer is. that i hey remove the cause of diseare, and the patient re covers his health. They aro the great blood purifier mut a life-giving principle, .i perfect llenovator and Invigilator .I tho system. Never before in tho lust.irv nf" the world has a medicino, 'MUT L-oin|N)iindi'*1 |?i?M*essing the n-niurkablo pialiitcs ol' VINK??AK bifTiois in healin? thr> rsick ol'cv "i (ii-ca-c niau is hoir to. They tic a Kvnth !'i rj?iit?vu as well as a Tonic, rcitevihj: Congestion <-r Inflammation ol ? !;.. Liver ai??' Viseernl Organs, in Uilinun I iist'as?'>. Tlic propoiiios <>f f>R. WAI.KKK'V VIN KU A it ItiTTkiis are A pericaL l)inhhoret.iCi Carminative, Nutritious, I.as.nive. Diuretic Sodwtive, Counter Irritant. Sudorific, A bern Live, and A ol i- litlious. it. ll. SIcUON'AtiT* di to.. Ompc.it.ts uiiil (inn. -\ n t s.. San FrnnclKuo, Californio? uni cor. <>f Wiudiiimton ?uni Charlton Stu., T*>. Y. sold liy all Drui:::l ,tH and l>? aler?. NICHOLS, SHEPARD"& C0?8~ "VIBRATOR" THRESHER. Tho RRILLIANT SUCCESS of thia drain? Saving, Tline-SnTlne: TUnESHER, la unprecedented in tbeunnals of Farm Machinory. In a brief period lt bas beconio widely knowD md FULLY ESTAnLISHED, ns tho "LIvAIHNOTHKKSUINfl MACHINE.?* ?KAIN RaI8EBS 11EFCSE to submit. t?> ibo wasteful and imperfect work of other Threshers, when posted on the roil awper-iortfj/' of thin one, for saving grain, saving time, and doini: fnst, thorough an?l economic?! work. THRESHERMEN FIND IT bljrhly advantageous to run n machine that has no "Beaters," "Pickers," or "Anrnn." that handles Damp Grain, Long Straw, Headingo, Flax, Timothy, Millett and all mich d'uilculi giam and seeds, with ENTIRE EASE AND EFFECTIVENESS. Glenna to perfection ; saves the funner bis thrcsa bill l?v ext iii saving of grain; makes no " Litter ing*;" requires LESS THAN ONE-HALF tho usual Ilelts, Iloxes, Journals, and Genre; easier man aged; less repairs; one that grnlr ors prefer lo on|iloy nml wull for, even <t dvanccd Hricen, while oilier machines nre '< . ??*fjoliR." Four ni/en linnie wltli 6, s , nd 35t horne " .Houuted?? Power?, . i?-spe < lul( v ofSnparators "alone." ?xpr??aly for ST EA TI POWER, and tn usavvb oilier llor o Powers. , ? If interested in proln raising,orthrcaj write for Illustrated Circulars (nent/J?; .Vith full particulars of sizes, styles, pricet, ioi a?, etc. NICHOLS, SHEPARD dc CO., Hatti? Creek, Michigan. Burnett's Cocoaine Prevents tho Hair from Falling. Burnett's Cocoaine Promotes lb)Healthy Growth. Burnett's Cocoaine Is not Greasy nor Sticky. Burnett's Cocoaine Leaves no Disagreeable Odor. Burnett's Cocoaine Subdues Refractory Hair. Burnett's Cocoaine Soothes ibo Irritated Scalp-Skin. Burnett's Cocoaine Affords tho Richest Lustro. Burnett's Cocoaine ls not an Alcoholic Wash. Burnett's Cocoaine Kills Dandruff. Burnett's Cocoaine Gives Now Lifo to tho Hair. Burnett's Cocoaine Ileraain? Longest, in Effect. Prepared only by JOSEPH BURNETT & CO. 27 Central Street, Boston. And Sold Everywhere. Marls Iron Works CXXIOA.OO. Portable and Stationary ELEVATOR MACHINERY, POWER CORN 8HELLER8, Burr Stone Feed Mills, Bolting, Buckets, - A Kl) - MIJLX. MAOmNJERV..