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NOTICE is hereby given that the fol
IN lowing Executors Administrators and
Guardians have filed their respective ac'
counts and vouchers Tor settlement, which
were ordered by the Court 10 be adVsrtis-
ed and continued until next term.
Nathaniel BeOsley Executor.
John GailIgher's Dc.
Joshua Jordon's do.
John Murphys do.
John Neils do.
Joseph N. Oampbells admir-.
Margaret McFerson's do.
Judy Delanys do.
Vim. Maxwell's dc.
Harry Stearns do,
VIM. IIuggins' do.
Philip Goodies do.
Guardian Of Joseph N. HarlaH'S heirs.
do. William Hamer.
do. John Angubower.
do. Abram Dsrlln's heirs
do. John Gray's heirs.
.,sept3O, 1874.
JoHn il. BLAIR, CLERK B. C. o.
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Ripley. o. Oct. 1, 1874.
Administratrix's Sale.

EN- PURSUANCE of an order ofthe Court OF
Common Pleas of Brown county Ohio, made
n their October term in the year 1912 and re-
vived al the April term 1874, win proceed on
the premises on the 9th day Of November next
between tn, hours of 10 and A o'clock on said
da, to sell the following real estate, lying in said
county of Brown Lots Numbers 3 and out oI
out lot No. lao in North g Gsorgetown, Said
estate to be sold for one nalG cash in haad, and
the residue in six months, to be secured by note
bnd Sc cuIity.
MARGARET NICHOLS,
Aministratrix Of Robert Nichols, ieceas
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Notice

g hereby given, that Petitions will be
= presented, to the next Legislature 81
Ohis, Praying tina, Perry Township ol
Brown County, may be annexed to 0ler.
mont County.
October 20, ls44.
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DissoIution..

TEVHK partnership hsrdioiorG existing
n bstwssa Dsmpsy g. Funt. in The
Smui Machine business; Has boen this
DAY dissolved by mutual consent.
ROBERT M. DEMPSY.
CHRISTIAN S. FUNK.
Ripley, o. Oct. lst, ls44.
ITENHE undersigned will continue tbs
n manuiaciure and sale Of YOUNG'S
PATENT SMUT MACHINE, under the
anne and s,yls Of G. s. Funk q Co; anc
as Stephen Miller acts a. my ag't: he il
duly authorized TO use the above sigma
turs, for all purposes, ,CSnnSctsd With SAFE
business.
CHRISTIAN s FUNK.
RiblAy, o. Oct. [, 1914.
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Land forsisaIe pr Exchange

FHNWO lots containing eighty acres each
IL in Lenawee county, Michigan, situate
miletrom the Toledo and Adrian Railroad -
The land iStimbered with oak, whitewood, ma
BILE and beach; and the soils rich.
Also,a lot containing eighty acres in Lucas
county, Ohio, aboutfoFty miles from Toledo, in
a section settled hythriving farmers. This is
also timbered land, with richsoil.
wi selIafl or parts Of this land on accOmm ..
dating terms or exchange II tfOr farmingla and in
Browncounty. FOrfuttheT information nquir,
Atths Standards OhiessTOT
81 n is;i aug5s I'd. D, P. PALMER.
Gs.Fgtorn, Feb, :, 1871.
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RAN AWAY,

WNROMlhe subscriber living in Byrd
r. township an indenled boy named Will
son Hatfield, aged about seventeen years.
All persons are hereby forbid harboring
or trusting said boy on my account, as |
will pay no debts Of his contracting.
DAVID HATFIELD.
Sent, 81 1874,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-19

as but. aS yet, tho vices Of civilization
have proceeded its religious restraints
Mshome, himssE, is about TO close his
own career by pilgrimage to Mecca.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-15

things, but the offer of them; for luckily, before any reply could be made, the stage.drvsr called us of with his horn.
 Gentle reader, spare the recital of all that suf- fsred that day. The lady's temper was none of the hezt and travelling agreed with 1t but indierently. When we stopped she was always in fever to go when going she fretted continually to stop. At meal fines she had no appetite; at all other times she wanted to eat As one of the stage drivers ex- messed it, she was in a solid pet the whole day A hundred times I wished her in the arms of Captain Johnson of the Riie I bore it all amazingly. however, and took to myself no small credit for having discharged my duty without losing my pa- tience, or emitting any attention which pollteness required. My companion would hardly seem to have deserved all this; yet still she was iemaie' and had no right to find fault with those little pe- cularites of disposition, which certainly dsc not admire. Besides, her husband was captain m the army: and the wife of gallant officer who serves his country by land or by sea- has high claims upon the chivalry of her countrymen.
 At lenrt6 we arrived at Baltimore, and imme- diatelv called hack, and desired to know where should have the pleasure of setting down my coun- panion. r-,v- Point was the reply.
 Surprised at nothing after all I had seen, gave the order, and stepped into the carriage. Is any part of the Rife regiment quartefed on Felts Point: said I.
 SI don't know, Sald the laoy.
 sDoes not your husband belong to that regiment ]!
 La, bless you. nos Captain Johnson n't sol dier.'
 T have been under mistake, them under. stood he was a captain in the Rfe.'
 sThe RiAeman, sir; he is captain of the Rife man, sloop that runs from Baltimore to North Ca. rolina, and brings tar, and turpentine, and suct matters. sThat's the house, continued she, and as live, there's MT. Johnson, up and well.'
 The person pointed out was low, stout built vulgar man, half intoxicated, with glazed hat or his head, and huge qlid in his cheek. How are you, Polly said he, as he handed his wife out and gave her smack which might have been heard over the street. sWho's that gentleman: eh! a messmate of yours?
 tThats the gentleman that took care of me on the road'
 The supercargo, eh! Come, Mister, light. and take something to drink.'
 thanked the Captain, and ordered the carriage to drive off, fully determined that whatever other imprudence might hereafter be guilty of, would never again, if Icould avoid it, take charge of lady,
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-15
OHIO.

Great changes are golng on in this State in favor of Mr. Clay. We learn from the State Journal, printed at Columbus, that ''Straightout Club,'' composed exclusively of those who voted for MT. Van Buren in 1s4O, and who are now determined to vote for Mir. Clay, was formed in London, Madison county, week before last. Thirteen names were added to the constitution immediately, and the list was swelling daily. In another county, the names of tsco Hundred" Straightouts" had been collected and in another large numbers expected to come out shortly. Three mechanics in Canton, and three in Lower Sandusky, had come out with cards, re- nouncing their connexion with the Locos and de- claring their intention to vote for Clay and Freng- huysen.
 Marcus Morton of Massachusetts. who has been the Locofoco candidate for Governor in that State for the last 2l years has written letter declining re.nominasion,
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-15

10 THE FRIENDS or THE TARIFF.
 In the subioining letters, Mir. CLAY and Mfr. POLx, " define the positions" which they respec. lively occupy on the TarifQuestiOn. Let the friends of AMERICAN ENTERPRIsE and AMERICAN INDUs- TRY read, mark, and inwardly digest the sentiment of the two prominent candidates for the Presidency:
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-15

MR. POLK.
 WINcHEsTER,M May 29, '43. 10 MePeoPle of TSnMessees
 The object which I had in proposing to GOv- e,SsOr Jones, at Carroll vile, on the 12th of April last ,that we should each write out and pub- fish our views and opin- ions on the subject of the Tariff. was, that o,tr ye- spective positions might be distinctly klOaC's aud ss'sderstOOd by Me PeO- pie. That my opinions were already fully and distinctly known,T could not doubt. IHAD STEAD ILY DURING THE PERL oD l WAS A REPREsEN- TATIvE IN CONGRESS BEEN OPPOSED TO A PROTECTIVE POLICY, AS MY RECORDED VOTES AND PUBLISHED sPEE- CHEs PROVE. Since I retired from Congress I had held the same opin- ions. In the present canvass for Governor I HAD AVOWED MY OPPOSITION TO THE TARIFF ACT OF THE | LAST WIIIG CON- GRESS, as being highly I frosective in it's charac- ter and not designed by its author ss a revenue measure. I had avowed my opinion in my pulp lie speeches that the in- terests of the country and especially of the producing and exporting States, REQUIRED ITS REPEAL, and the resto- ration of the principles of the compromise act of 1883.
 | JAMES K. POLK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-15

MIR. CLAY.
 AsHLAND,JU JUNE 20,' "A. Dear Sir:-I have re. , ceived your favor stating that our political Oppo- nents represent me as be- ing a friend tOprotection at the north, and for free trade at the south {; and you desire an expression of my opinion, under my own hand, for the pur- pose of correcting this misrepresentation. I am afraid that you will find the effort vain to correct misrepresentations Ofme Those who choose to un- derstand my opinions can have no difficulty in clearly comprehending | them. Ihave repeated ly expressed them as late as this spring and sever- al times in answer to let- ters from Pennsylvania. My opinions, such as they are, have been re- gently quite as freely ex- pressed at the south, as l ever uttered them at the north. IhGue euery eOkerc nsaisasaine.s, that in adjusting c TaTi0 l JOF reUesatee, GaScs1Dlt5a G- tiO'ss ought to Dc made for prOteeiOss: THAT THE TARIFF OF 1S42 HAS OPERATED MOST BENEr1cHALl.Y, and that I I AMi UTTERLY OP. POSED TO ITS RE- PEAL. These opinions were announced by me at public meetings ir Alabama, Geo. Charles. ton in South Carolina N. Carolina and in Vir. ginia. In am yours,&c,
 H. CLAY
 F. J. CorE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-15
THE GAME OF RRAG.

The boasts ofthe Locofoco Press as to the victo- ries they are going 10 accomplish the ensuing fall, cannot be rightly appreciated unless their similar talk just previous the last Presidential election is taken into consideration At that period, the Hart ford Times claimed that the Wh;gs would carry but four States. Let us compare their statements with the actual results.-Jn 1S4O
 They claimed g States and got '.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-15

In the neighboFhood of Hereford. Eng, recently, aswarm of bees settled under the bonnet of little girl, down the side of her face, and round her throat. Fortunately the child stood still, and the bees were hived without her receiving single sting.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-15

Se,atov .McDwfse.-We learn from the Edge field (S C.) Advertiser. that the health of Mr. Me- Dufie is such that his physicians have enjoined him to be quiet and to avoid all exertion and ex- citement
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-15

SFoReE AsHAGUE oa Springfield, President.
 George q. Rice of Worcester county. James IT. CinPp of Hampshire, POlycaEpus [. cushman of
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-15

.dn Meident.-When the procession from Horn. by, Steuben county, was coming in at the great Whig gathering in Corning. on the 18th ult several of the locofocos who acquainted with the cti- zens of Hornby declared in the hearing of some of the Wings of this village, that about ono third of that procession were locofocos. They were SO sure of this that one of the locos inquired if such was not the case. and was informed that they were MOt Locos n0ac.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-15

The Second sireet Presbyterian Church of Troy, recently under the pastoral care Of Rev. Mfr Snod. gIess has, with entire unanimity, invited the Rev.
 Me. Andrews, late of the Broadway Tshemacae. to become their pagtoE. We learn that Mr. AntlFewa hassniAed hs dispostion Co sccspt the inyitaticn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-15

Here they come 1.-The Newark (Ohio) Gazette, of the 23th inst, informs us that gentleman from Dresden, Muskingham county, who in 1S40 was an ardent and enthusiastic supporter of MT. Van Buren says he has left the locos and intends supporting others in that little town alone who have deserted the Polk and Texas Standard, and wilt go the Whig ticket next fall; among whom are the Presi. dent, Secretary and Treasurer of the old Van Buren Club of lS40.-Any eh0nges-eh?
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-15

The Hon. Daniel Webster will be present at the Wha9 Mas Convention of the river counties, to be held in Albany, on the 27th inst.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-15

The aggregate receipts during the same month of last year, were S. 700 II. Increase, S20e5 70.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-12
DR DUNeAN'S ExPECroRANT RFME
~ Df -
sumption,

7oils. cosehs. Seiftinc nf blood, Rrnnchii,a
u ffrulry Of Rrenthinx, Asthma Pun IN he
de. lreast and ehrsf. whnnoing couch. erpur.
and Ill dsess"s of the flvsr and the Lungs,
We are alike liable Ia dlsease-and dsath II
the eetinia lot ofall tha, live and have be'nPl
and alihcsgh the latter clanot be nrerted. sui
HE hrmer msy. by tue power OF IN dieinn' hr
frtno ed or rendered loss pninful IN the afcf"d .
lher- II QUO disease however, Which Ne. ms for
we 10 hnvr dehcl he powrt OF the healing art
the '"1rnsd faculty hive In vn,u aftrnp ied 10
a'tesi lie ia's nrp7ress. hs ths application OF
iemetar within ihcir rcarh or known IN their
nrarftce- hut Ton Su,n nfion hA4 drfei the
united skill. II has liked forth ~rh immunity,
gathering in - rhcrile.s embrace f-nnd frou
ese~Y cirs'e, and member from evsry fatnls
AM ensina Pioon an darkness DER The rlner
II lie ysta'ioa. lie thin, whpee iabois hny.'
brought fstih medicine which in many rnsss
vii arre.i tho nrogre.. of th's fn'sf disease
snf VII oh will aisa Afford relief in tnr most
s'nbhotn snd hopeless should he rege rdrd IN The
light of public henefacrsr. II ~ ronhdea,ls
b l'eyrd that Dunsnn's Fspeciorrnt Remed"
I'll ~ his hence II IL presented md rrofn.
mrpfsd u thr ronmnni'v TVS medicire
Inmadistsiv pnliiies and relieves the de t-sssinv
Tough, sans az Tree md essv eSpectorntinn;
s'onsing The hectic fever AMI night sweat healine
the nls.r,ted lnngs and arrestiny The fatal pro-
afass ofconsumptiss. At he same tim, 9Th
e.lne tho ws,k and dehilltsiod, reenl ,trg 10
bowels, and rro}nr n1 qpiet rest asd swee,
nose. THIS Remedy can he rshrd nuon = do ~
in the power Of medical ait bong ~ cd ~ The
nrlvaie otsrtice Of tie Int Dr Duncan fPruf's
ser in the Unvrrs,v Of EainbnrH, fsr upward,
nj rirh teen years. Nv whish thousands hnye her
restored 10 perfor' health. u snot N b. nndrr
s'nod that III. 'Eynsrtorant Scmedv will cur
81 cases Of 'os.pmntion: this II will moi do
Rnt VIII 10 there il lifo Their" ~ hone; We wnnl'
therefore advise all TO 40 this medicine. NheJ
The cassi in rra 10 il srll proves blessing Il
Tho .nn.re'; hv giving ease and strrngth, rol'ev
ing tho cough and cho7king of phlegm, & =. =
This alone - consolation u the patient, whicf
thousands ID not exeerience
Remrnh"r nrly Philadelphia Office 10 al No
10 North Eighth ST
For -nle IN Wheeling by p 4 II B MARSH
Sol, aPtpfs. nov -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-12

buttons, lstse assortment. Table cutters, Seis-
srs, pocket knives r,Iars, stfops, &c. &c.
Hahers' Eyre and 1'rimminF,, a large and
gsnsrai assortment at Pitisbureh prices.
We respectiully call the stieHtion Of C0UN-
TRY MERCHANTS ~ or stock. The shove
goods were sclected With gr-ateste aud p1rehas
ed al the lswes, cash prccs d We are deta
mined 10 sell as low our neighbors. We there
fcre say TO our customers and The citizens OF
Wheeling and vicinity. give a. a call before pur-
chasing else~hsre, as We are dsierm'Ied TO make
the prices suit. ses
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-12
nR. X ATZ'S AMERICAN ANTI BILIOUS
- LIFE FILLS. fr The prevention .nd car. o

hR. AVZ'S AMERICAN ANTI BILIOUS
- LIFE FILLS. for The prevention .nd carr o
disease arising from = dlssrduFed stomach and
mpnrc hlaod
Thesa pills arc not of,red =. y srtsise 10
cure sll dsensas a.. Oct of the rnh lia"ions
~ medicine falsely declare. huf MN erDres.
" rtcnnred for u reHovs ~ P'r and Blions
Nntter' VI ich il tho frs, seed 81 d'sense, ~
,ha same Il ne nnrify tho llced. md eventually
restore The diaersrd functions ~ The nnimNl
economY 10 son ~ health. All sYmrtcr,s arc
ccrrnIn IN aeenniulrlr an exrrss IT bio from
indirctt've tnfd remaining N to stomach,
hence sirh pess an1 nam. losr OF neffie,
hendna,e, costvencs., hllops I'D pntrid fevers
dyspepsia, Liver coIprls'ni, ~. r"ansm &c
IA. One s'nrlr o. e,nt hos Of Ks'1's
ANTI BILIOUS LIFE FILLS
Will completelv carr, nut and rem, ,sc tie reo'
the nrlmnry rsuse of mos, of III. disIresstnr
ms'adies 50 rnunon ai The trs,rt't" WI
'hase who value tse trnlth NEGLECT this N J
i imnnrtant matisr. until dtsrnfc hero rop seated
/ IN tho constitution md rendc,ed ~ ouli Ia
/ evacns'r. Trose rifle rrr nrrnrnile in ~ cnses
Of sickness from childhood mp 10 old nc", Md
ran hr ssef VI III refferf spfe'y by thunder ar4
c,rcrms'srcrs =. RIO iarlr rnotr y, a,trrts
| females " hn sie So frrpnenilv sui ert 10 frnn
| 'en' complaints. which often rendu then
he,'h very prernrnne.
The great supe,iori,irs of 'hese piis 10 TIM
fvare prer nred from The eolit .vfrar' Of hcrb
nd roofs Their nninra IS TO 'e'esnrs. nnfif.
anil .irena'ben.' hsrml IS TO the constitution
and death 10 diecaar.
! American Anti bilious 7 .ife -tns allowed by
the thou,ands WHO hive usrd them, 10 be IL,
hest pnrganve and medicine IN ev,.tsnre. Pe
cause they not only remove NJ DISTINCTIONS, qnf
rri nc the system W ~ IMPURITIES; ha' because
aud winch extremely important, strengthen
md gises nroper tone to the stomach and rrn
duce healihv action Of al The PARTS. Reside
thev are 40 mid anil eeatl- in n cir snaraton. =
|, render them At all times pr-frc ilv safe n n,
desirable remedv. The afflicted would do veil
then. 10 purchase n boy ~ two Of tlls vahphi
medicine, and give it far irial; instc.d Of dc
s'rovinq their system with oft reneh ed doses o
falome and other drugs so injurious to hnniar
life and happiness.
Principal dice for tn, .,le Of hi. yninab''
nedicIn No a. North Eighth ~ philad, lphla
and snd BY agents rener,iiv and b.
nov y b Il V y MARSH. Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-12
French Boots.

q doors youth If Virginia Hotel. Nam Hreet.)
UOHN T.. WADE ia now manufacturing a supe-
. rier article Of GENTS BOOTS. after The latest
FRENCH STYLE and made u The besi Phiadel-
phia materials. which b. warrants 10 rempeie with
anything ever gotten up in the Cniled States and
al the following prices
GOOD CALF BOOTS. $500
FINE do. 600
EXTRA sup,up, $50
Wafer proof DO with Cork and India Rubber 90
exira.
Ladies' AMI Childrens' BOOTS and SHOES made
- a.. n.s,e.t STYLE ci24
HAMILY MEDICAL LIBRARY-A
Treatise an The prevention and cure OF disea-
se. II Diseases. by regimen and simple medicines.
by DR. Buchan. with an outline of Anatomy and
phv,,ooey. illustrated ~ 100 engrasings. For
sale hy Jo''4N iH''" ''-" S"''" -
f.53
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-12
TIL GREAT REMID


WHY DO Y0u pro RAS1INATrF--ars
w YOU rot ssw,rs tha, Colds md cousins NJ"
the frs, se,ds ot Coma = pu ~, md - mi
lions Of the Hnman fnn,flv are falling ,it'ln
T. thor in. dove visata1i"r.' Won hpre VI.
a. ia work Il deenluirr la families oil
arcind Yo,, Then WIZ VII ~ rer'te1 III"
frsf nnert'n- nrr'itr A,ourn and coldl nn'
/ anfer the generating seeds nt nnla"nsrg con
! sumption 10 tnu heir tntal 4 = 0f4 IN sruf
! sfstem--ddaY rem t8re 10 f'me 2 IN rertrrt
rnrofiurag Of ttccnrirr tic Nsdirtl fPftt
that w II. nedi7'ely arrrs' The enrls nrogft9a
IL this a'sca.s. md i'rpilv ,xptl II from tho
sysirm1 Rernenlh"t 'his Is 10 bt attained wth-
~, foii ~ m" nsen f
DIR puNCAN'S fXPFC TOKANr REMEDY.
\ nediciue that HAS saved and prelpF ped ilo
ives of thouterfs vlc wero nitlcftd with
cenfr's'p r,r',t N the orpars u r~"n#raiir ".
/ Rcad III" wonderful crreS PERFORMED b thts
medicine. ard tie lnnum.rnla" Reetr" r"r
tions ard errt'fcn,cs fo,wn'dtd Fam Il rarts
/ If tho United Statrs Tlia n'one "a suhciehi
proofot is a,ifnlshing ,ittucs. We find by
the nst number Of the Cincinnati sun that up
warde or
ONE THOUSAND PERMANENT CURES
has heen performed in itat city md count
within the late venr The following wnaIeco'
we'd by the rs, mai:
Cincinnati. n. March Is. fe43.
/ Ibr Duncan-Dear Sn-licalfh, the prints
! bles.ng-oh, but eleven mon'hs WOO thIs MI
! important comfort was FIR d,s'nr, from me-
! w,a takep down with severe cold last
spyino. wticL settled upon my Inns, and at
/ lon. III rendered ~ ,alh deli cate that nv
E physs,an lost nj hores II r"eoverv. Ia This
: prrrari7ns s,'uniinr remanel for seven
! nanfhs without draining any re''c', ~ tho
same TN -as usng I'll fh- medicines lint IT
was in tho .o,~,f e my rhvsleipn - ob ain.
bur 70 nj effect. wv flfh~r heppened ~ notice
puhiicaion If your v,Iuable tx"ec' ornnt
remedy and imme 'an'v procured thre" hn'tles
~ No ! encod asng the med rne on
the I'd div Of at Noconhor rnI rortinred it,
nse for II week =: tho ir4t tottle ave me srenr
>, se md caused co side,nhle tischnrpe of
thiek y,ced rh'erfn ~ni "a-f',r. A-ter tax ing
ne So ~ nd hoitlr the 'ischarce became 40 gr ~
tina, was alarmed hut having ~ much 3" n.
fdrrne IN tho medicine, | con Irucd IL use
i nnnl II entirely ren.ved every stlnrtom Of
hi ease from NV inngs, | mn enjoying
perfect hea'h. md feel ever graceful toyon az
a public senrfaetor.
Yotfs. with gratitude and thanks,
MARY pRERLF
Having been acnuanted witt Mrs Preble for
several rearp mud knowing eor dehea'e siua'
ton c.al 10 y esipat01 IN EN- iorsln2the shove.
seeing her nov asusnal IN our meetings, no.
ping ~ at others ahorine rndrr an ote"s fihs
nysm,y restore them ssives ~ the medicine.
SN MCDOWELL,
OF the Meth ,dist Society. Cincinnati
A fresh supply Of Duacan's Tx Jectorant
Remedy lust received Al the siore %
nov 81 Inv z NtpSU Wheeling