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J0RN SALA'S
ELIXIR,

John Sala's Vegetable Elixir, the reputation o
which has now become established, is the mos.
saletand eiiectual remedy in the following dis
eases-DisPepsia, Liver Complaint, Sick Head
ache, Asthma, Rheumatism, Gravel, CholOra
Mor9us, Heartburn, Debility, Female Obstruc-
tons, Habilua CostivOness, Loss of Appetite,
Colds, Coughs, and all Impurities of the Blood,
Chronic Diseases, &C.. and is extensively used
as Family Medicine. 1t is sufficient to refer to
the following named gentlemen as proof positive
Of the efficacy of John Sala's Vegetable Elixir {:
Rev. NJ MeAIear, William Livingston, John
Shiyely, Rev. J. Monroe, Geo. Krall, A. Ellis
ott, Rev" J. Ayres, Jacob Rex, Peter Tofler,
Jacob Rowland, Hiram Myers, Rev. E. Birke,t,
John Henderson, Rev. John Moffatt, d. Raflen
sperger Mrs. Harman Rev. w Athey Rev. A
Billings Geo. Shively, Andrew 1royer, Wits
ing u Durham Chymists, Geo Dunbar ESQ. Ja-
cob Shorb, Geo Dewalt. G N Webb, AIpheus
Brown, Charles Wink, & w Young Jacob
Gay ]. Garber II Harshberger Tho F KRAFT.
The folowingis an extract of letter from a
respectable Physician of Washington coun-
y, Pa.
Mr.. John Saia. - Dear Sir II is not offer
that professional men give their evidence in ia
vor of patent medicines, but l feel it duty to
tender you my testimony i'll favor Of the efficacy
Of your Vegetable Elixir had a case of a
respectable lady under my care for the last six
months, and previously attended BY other Physi.
claus of the neighborhood. She was laboring
under the affection OF the Liver, and derange-
ment of the menses, which appeared TO battle
all medical treatment. She was advised by a
number of her friends, and after consulting me.
commenced using bottle OF your Elixir, and
she Immediately onthe use of II, regained
strength and by the use ofsecond bottle she was
perfectly restored 10 health, TO the asonishmen
of all who were acquainted with her case. There
were also two other cases of chronic disease
under my care lin which your madeline proved
efectual in restoring the patients to health.
consider il one of the best medicines befnre The
public, ard trust that you will receive the pa
Honage it merits.
Your most obedient
JAMES P. MILLER, MD
Jan. 81, 1910.
This valuable medieuo is prepared by Johl
Sala, the original proprietor, Canton Ohio, an,
by him only, and sold wholesale and retail. B
ware oi inposition-there is none genuine witt
out the written signature on each label atlache
. to each hottie. Price 81 SO.
: May Ia. JOHN sALA.
For Sale atNJoHN 'sODURREss's Can,
q Dover Ohio.
n For sale at Up, CHAPlN,S New Philade
}. phia Ohio.
'e N. Is. All rips and premature breaches if re
l. turned, will be repaired free Of cexpence.
k Canai Dover, Dec. a. 1889. ic .
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HARRlsoN FLAG OUTRAGE. The
NeSUk Cons ituuonalIst says:
"On tie day Of the log cabin raising,
a widow living near town had hung out
her flannel -pe,ticOat dry, and some
wings passing by were 50 enFased that
they oek it from the fence. and in their
rage tore ii inlo thousand pieces with
their hands and teeth! 1t looked fer all
the world like a parcel OF uOgs shaking
and worrying a cal!"
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SHAMEFuL.-Ex. Governor Runneis
of Misslssippi, has had fight with Gov
McNut, in the streets Of Jackson.
RuDnels began the attack. McNul OBJ
served he had..uo aims, Whereupon Run
nels threw down his cane, and 10 itthey
wen! after the most approved fashion oI
modern pugiIists. Runnels caught il
so seriously that he took TO hs cane a
cain, Shameful in both Of them.
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POETRY.
FATE n D s.



friend after friend departs,
Who hath not lost friend1
There is no M ion here OF hearts
That finds.no. here al end;
Ware this lrall world our 6Ral rest,
Living or dying, none wese bIest.
.peyond the fight Of time
Beyond the reign Of deOth,
There surely is sOme blessed CLINE
Where life as notAa breath;
.Nor life's affections transient FIRE,
Whose sparks iy upwards and expire.
There is world above
Where parting is unknowni
"A long eternity of love
Formed for the good alone;
And faith behOids the dying here
Translated 10 that glorious sphere
Thus star BY star declines,
Till all are past away;
,AS morning high and higher shines
To pure aud perfect day:
Nor silk those stars in empty night, :,
But hide themselves in Heavens own hsh
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medicine for external application and has prov
ed superior to any thing of the kind in all cases
of local and seated pains in the side, Back
shoulders or limbs. Painful affections OF thefaee
Stiff Joints, contracted cords, Painfattumours,
spinal affections, rheumatism jSprains, Bruises,
aud all external injuries. It's also the best ar
ticle now ia use as an application for spralns,
strains, or gals in Horses.
! The above articles all for eale atBRAfNARD
& BIGELOW'S Canal Dover, July 2Sth 1910.
| so, n. 3. N.
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HIS PREPARATIONS ARE.
HIS ELIXER OF HEALTH!

This medicine has been extensively used for
the last eight years and has proved more sue.
cesslul than any other known combination Of
medicines for all pei sons in weakly and deli
cate state of health Loss ofappetite, Weakness
and debility, Indigestion Oppression from food,
Sour Stomach Nervous Affections, Pains in the
stomach, sides. shoulders, and breast Headache,
Costiveness, WEAKNESS, Shortness of Breath
Palpilatiou of the heart, Symptoms of approach
ing consumption, Fever affections, Dyspepsia
and all diseases caused by deranged or debil.
itated state Of the Stomach and digestive organs,
which are the prime regulators the whole sys
TEN. removing al! distractions, promoting aid
maintaining healthy action lnthemli lieallhRFig
or is restored TO the whole sy stem, As pre-
ventative of bilious and other diseases il is nva
liable, From its power 10 remove all morbid bile
and other yitiated matter from the system, and
maintaining healthy action by lis timely use
much sickness may be prevented.
DR.. Mathews at Hebron, (on the Ohio Can.
| al and a very sickly place. informs me that he
has noticed its effects for many Years, and that
during the sickly season-those iamihes that
made timely use of the Elixer were exempt
from those ievers which prevail among them.
As a Family medicine, it IS a valuable prepera-
ton, being mild and perfectly safe in its opera.
ton, for further particulars examine the direc-
tions accompanying the medicine,
HIS. MEDICINAL OR ANTI BILIOUS
PILLS,
These Pills are prepared expressly for those
Bilious habits and complaints which SO much
abound in this country and may be relied opon
as a safe, and Eficacious Ambitious cathartic
medicine. No family should be without these
or a similar medicine In their house, as nor,
ton in the moments Of an attack, may preyen
a serious fit Of sickness, and thereby save much
pain, expense, ,and risk of life. Accompanying
the pills is full description Of all symptoms 3
! bilious habit and approaching fever with al
rections for its removal. Any person usin.
| these pills and being dissatisfied with their eff
fects can have their moneyrelinded to them b,
returning the balance.
H. EAST.MANS Fsbrifuge and 10.
mic POwderS.
J A perfectly safe and efiectual cure for the A
CUE AND FEVER.
q These medicines taken according to direction
effect permanent cure. ofthe Ague and Feye
leaving the system in healthy condition.
only ask for them trial II. Eastman.
SPECIFIC ENiBRoCATIoNl I This is
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no IRE PUBLIC, $50
DIX. H. EASTEE AN

Would invite the attention of the afflicted, To
his valuable preparations of Medicines, which
have proved most signally successful in restor>
ing the sick and afflicted TO the blessings ol
health. He has the satisfaction of knowing o
hundreds oi cases that were considered hope,
less, being cured By the use ofhs medicines af.
Ter all other remedies had failed. They are
medicines approved and extensively used by tht
most eminent Physicians in the state whose les
timoniaIs, and that Of many others of the frs
responsibility may be seen where the medicine
| ire for sale
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FMre Reduced
% II { tie j Sat IT els

FROM Wooster OHIO,.. To Wheeling Va,
'(Via, Mt Eaton, Canal Dover, New Philadel.
phia, Eastport, Stocktown, Cadiz Harrison
county, Harrisville, Mt. Pleasant, Malls to
Wheehng.) Leaves Wooster for Wheeling ey
cry Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings
at 3 O'Clock; rests all night at Cadiz and reach,
es Wheeling IL o'clock A. M. the succee dine
day.
Leaves Wheeling for Wooster, on Monday.
Wednesday and Friday at clock P. M. reach
es WoosterHS o'clock P. NJ. the succeeding
day.
This line connects at Wheeling, with the
mail line for Frederick, (Maryland) at which
place the Rail road cars to Baltimore and Phil
adelphia, offer cheap and rapid passage also.
with tranSet up and down the Ohio, by Steam,
boat passage almost always in waiting, and of.
| fer opportunities for conveyance to Cincinnati.
Orleans, st. Louis, and intermediate points, al
so to Steubenvllle, Pittsburg and other points in
that direction.
| Ar oSTER,
This line leaves after the arrival of the Western
and Northern Mails, for Cleaveland, Norwalk
Mansfield ect- IDtersects the Ohio Canal Mt
Canal Dover, where packets are constantly RIM
nlns III lic~Grpeinn. of Nassillon; CIeayeianG..
also to Columbus, isChiIlicotne md Portsmoutb
on the Ohio, and intersects at Cadiz the N,,,,-
benville line.
! lAT WOOSTER,
This line intersects the Norwalk line, which
line passes through Ashland to Norwalk. for
Huron and Detroit, also at Wooster with the
line to- Mansfield, Bncyrus, and with line at
the last place for Lower Sandusky.
, This Line for the last four years has bee, rim
! eight months in the year in Coaches and The res
0 naming months on horseback. The presen,
h Contract compels the Contractors to cary tLt
: Mail In Carriages, The whole year, of cours.
: no apprehension need be INDUCED bv the pub.
: nc OF anysdisappointmen, from season or wea
. ther.
The Route is decidedly the nearest and nos
eligible for all who wish to leave this yicinit,
u Tor SleubenviLe, which from the daily increas
| ing travel between the two places, is beconin,
) 4 deslderatum, the utmost attention will be ppi'
:, to the safety and comfort of passengers.
=, The
II carriages apd Horses have been selected will
IT the utmost care, and none but experienced am
e sober drivers will be employed.
e Application for seats on this line can he mad
D. at the Wooster Hotel. At the United States II
81 lei, Wheeling, as well as at the ntermedat
r points.
rs II. ROLLER, ! contractor
April 24th,l SO. 6w.
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gA.Aower tina, in the gurden grows-H yacinth.
AN insect that industry Shows A nt-
An herd that's bitter to the SENSE X ue.
A bird that shows US lnnocence.-- ID owe.
The man who shed his brothers blood: C ain
And that which makes our punchso good:l ce
He who assumed the serpent's shape: Devil
And she who did of forbid fruit partske:E We
And that which will drunkard make. X ye
Join these initials, then take swig,
And constitute modern VIII g.
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n. Z. BoUNDARY.-lt is stated that
Capt. Tacott, of the U. S. Engineers.
Prof. Berwick of Columbia College, 81
Prof Cleveland, Of Ohio, have been ap-
pointed by the President commissioners
for exploration aad survey Of the Moth
Eastern Boundary, under the late &C,
of Congress epprOpeia,sng $25, 600 foI
sthe purpose.
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AFius unsuccessful attempts to raise a
Wing pole al Steubenuille.

nv" w N''SeSNNSNStbb'
The Wings Of this place last evening
'made an atiemptto raise Zip Tom
and Tyler pole. ltconsisted of vari-
Gus kinds Of timber, representing the
different factions Of the whig party, But
20 their modification, It would not bear
it's own weight, and it was all absndon-
eed but the stump, which was of hickory.
They then sent some ten miles for a
pine pole. it was spliced,O the stump; B
in raising it al about ten this morning, II
fell and broke 10 several pieces. BY
ore they had il again spiced, and IN a
few minutes started it upwards -atquar
ter past one"'old hickory sgaiu tilted
off the embIems Of federalism; and thus
for the connection Of such diseordant
materials has failed. II is Ominous Ot
ahe fate Of the vhig patty at the fall O.
deCtions. Such a faction eau never sue
coed in putting down The democracy Of
the country. Mind that bOys,-Stsu-
bsnville Union,
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CONRAD GENTCN,

EDESPECTFULLY Y informs the Gil
LII izeus of New Philadelphia, tina,
he carries on the above Business in all
Of ats various branches, and as he keeps
none other than his own: manufacture,
he can confidently recommend bis work
to all who may favor him with their Gus.
tom.
Particular attention will be given tc
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V'eeU oArriU0V.

SAMUEL FERTIG.-GROCER
~ Commission Mer chant, \ Boo! q
Shoe Manufacturer,
East side OF the Canal.
Having just received, and constantly
keeps on hand, ageneral assortment o
goods, such as: -
Cc6ss,".I Teas, Sugars, HquO, ;, Qse''
Smok,ng \ Cheriag Tobacco, Curyee'
tiOnaries, Rock lSah, Ground p fRper,
Alspice, Mustard, Ginger, Bar and
Shau,ng Soap, Chocolate, sal ardtus
Shoe Blacking, Black & Red INK
flirting Paper 4 Quiiis, Tais'ns, N"ts
Of all Kinds, Loco Foco Motcass, a"
dies, Pepper Sauce, 'Winss OF all deS>
eriptions, a. &c. &C.,
BOOKs " SHOES.
MeDs fll and cOafse Boots, fine y
coarse Br@gans, Cater Boots, Slips,
. Shoes &c. &c.
Orders for any description Of Boots
Z Shoes, can be filed on reas enable nos
lice, and on the most satisfactory terms.
Canal Dover, Nov, IS, 1889.
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NATURALIZATION LAws.-Tbe fedey.
aal party are awfuty afraid that their true
position will be ascertained in regard to
foreigners. We hope every foreign vo-
ter will take the pains 10 look at the
course Of the federal party from the time
of Adams and Hamilton 10 the present
day. They will find iha, feeling ex-
lists to disfrsnchise them and ever has
existed with tha!pariy. They will de-
ny it now just before election; bul let
them get into power and The Naturali-
azation laws will be repealed. ARGUS.
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the manufacture OF GenllemeI's
ltNTrN nh

the manufacture OF GenllemeGps
FINE BOOTS!
as this work will be done by one of the
best BOOtmen in the country. ALSO
Ladies' W Work by Measure.
A general assortment OF BOOTS &
SHOES (of his own make constantly
on hand.
The Public are respectfully invited tc
give hlG a call before purchasing else
where.
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Boots j. Shoes.
500
Pair and More.
READY MADE g. FOR
s a L E B Y,

n MARTIN who would respectfully inform
a his old friends and the public, thai. he
stiIl carries on the abova,business, in its
yarious branches, one door East Of ]. J. Burr
ress' Grocery Store, having Just received new
and and ss.eral: assOrtnentIof BOOTS q SHOES
&c adapted to the Season-Being carefully
selected BY and from several of the most ezpe
rienced manufactures, in the City, may be relied
on to be good.
the manufacturing business, by keeping in his
employ the best workman, he can obtain, and
having on hands abundance of Stock and fin
He S, which challenge comparison in this place.
dinghopesFf evidence permitting TO be able con,
stantIy to iarnisk aoundan 'cholse, give general
satisfaction and justly merit sufficient share Q
public patronage. Determined to improve his
busiLsss BY all fair means-he assures those who
NAV favoui him with call, that he will sell as
low for god pay, as any articles Of the same
kind, and quality, so far as he knows can De
had inlthis part ofthe Country.
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al20

GroceHiee, such as Wine, Beer and ci-
der, aud L'que, BY the quart Iard gal
Ion.
NV Philadelphia, Aug. 16, 1899
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THE .TORYISNl OF 1898. '99, 1905
&i940 IDENTICAL,

To letter 10 j Ohm LangdoG, OF New
Hampshire,i ih 1910, Mr. Jefferson writes
as follows, - .,.
"Your letter, my dear friend, comes
like the refreshing deWs Of the evening
on a thirsty soil. 1t recalls ancient ae
erecent yecoAectons For FIVE end thir-
sty years We have walked together,
through land oftribula,ions; vet these,
ahave passed away, and SO %,ll ihose i
trust Of the present day. Inc Inc ioryism
with which W. slrugg1sdln III, differed
,hn, 10 nrdle from the Federalism f'99t
. :Ssss.,shich,we struggled also; and the
.lngIicism of 1908, against which we
r~ars now struggling, is but tho same
thing still, 10 another form. 1t is {
longing for king, aud an English kins
rather than any other. This is the true
sseurce-cf their sorrows aud wallings."
Daniel Webster and his Federal al.
elies have the same longings now as il
360s; and they hope to OBJECT their OBJ
jects through the instflmentallty o
Britishs sfuud holders, in the shape Of al
assumption Of state debts by the genera
government, and the renewal Of Biddle's
Bank. MIR Webs,er's mission 10 Eng
land, was connected with the subjec, O
staperipg The views of British fundhol,
ders'aHd Of bringing the Democratic
spiriteof The United States, at the foot.
stool olofthe money pOwer'of England.
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THE
PHILADELPHIA CASKET.
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BOOT s. SHOE STORE

ed as a Grocery By Mr.. Sf,mph, (
opposite the Mansion House,
.Nsw Philadelphia, Ohio.
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selves TO abide by
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S.H. B. BLACK.
Editor of the Natchez Courier
BESANCON & HALLIDAY.
Publishers of the Mississippi Free Trader.
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tor ard Proprietor of the Vicksbhrg Sentinel
WIN. NJ. SMYTH,
Editor and Proprietor of the Grand Cult Adv.
A. B. & S. c.. CORWINE,
Editors and Proprietors of the Yazoo Banner.
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aitors and Proprietors of the Southern Argus
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Editor of Gallatin Star
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ne 1889,