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Danitl 6ehler, 3aaItbner, glfas.

Danitl 6etblsr, Sasltbner, elfa6.
Samusl .. Saeots, Bauer, gasrnarpen.
Unbrsas Sadlcn Scnss, Bauer, Gmitr.
Saeob Gaufmau, Wssser, psnn.
Oapio Gaufman, Sebreibsr, gliab.
benjamin $enbsrt, Bauer. Iltanp.
8sorae See, &utltenmadtsr, Wsaieener'ss.
Scsl &cpan, Bauer, Olep.
Saecb Walsterser, W1aurrr, NeaplnS
Satob Sleiecmmet, W1hlIer, Bethel.
Daniel Neif, Bauer, grstsr.
Scfepb Sh,pars, Olillsr, gumru.
Htrabam @hsa, @ailwirtb, 6erefcrt.
Scel SauBer, SIeebIhmict, Wlarlcn.
NMtn @eharapin, Saufman, Sustaun.
e!ijab Smitb, &ebrsr, wcmeIeborf.
5einrleb Sebneiosr, Bauer, Dillrirt.
oDllliam Stamm, &aitrpirtb, Wlarlcu.
6fubsu Shitfert, Bauer, 3Dinclor.
Scbn s. @ttctsr, Saufmann, winefcr.
WllIiam Shcrer Gaitpiytt, Dtsr Bern.
Saeob 9ciB, efq, Dlaricn.
Scnathan Waeeman, Bauer, 5amturs.
Sobn Otaser, 8altwirtb. penn.
Hcnas Nemia, Sait,pirtb, QansIhpamm
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II 4 Il Srublinsssu. 5eiasr.l Ill
SrOditc Glitter.

Ids!ib rbsatsn ron auftonsn, an 7. EeB
Seepcs, No. All Marftifrass, obsrbalb tsr
llten ct, @iraro gQudr 9s9sntibsr, pbil'a.
Sclts als Wpuss Dc LANES ~ 12* Bis 1s3
Sent @in9bams, nsuarti9, 1s3 bio 25 Gent,
Ware brsits qawns l2a Biz ls4, rpsiss Mols,
Sfhop qamns, SarIstons, Sadonstts, 9sltrsifs
ts uno 9srirfslts MosIns ron 12t Biz 25,
prdbtiae une 9linsnes NIpaeas ~ 25 Bic 373
Sardsnb, SlannslIs, Sifbbsdsn ,e. Sbamls
ale Scrhn pon l Bis S12. &attuns pom bic
l23, pom portrsff1ibsn Wuifsrn, Striimpfs v.
Sonclbub, fir WaIsr u.Snabsn baun,pollsH,
f1dbisn uno wOasn ssfrsift uno sswurfsItvon
10 bio 90 6. GejwCiste GaiTmirs, sanSBots
Is, nur 25 unb 81 Cent. Sbwarts sn9Iihs
uno fran;6liftbs Sutbs pom bis SIS bic Vart.
Ntsin 1Gortemwnt pcn WrSnen une qinnsn
fam pcn fsinsm in Der City iibsrtrcfsn tpsr'
Den, fomobI an Siai9fsit ale 8srfdisesnbsit
WsosIlns ~ 8, 10, 1871; 3 Varb brsits ju 373.
Saummolns uno moline Sn9rain @arpsts bon
10 bis SO Gent. Mattsn 25 bic e7a esnts.
V. 9. Rdufsr itno srfutbt aniurufsn uns
fir iib fslbif 81 untsrfuebsn, bsper iIs fcnifpc
faufsn, une iIs msresn psnisffsns 25 proSsnt
fparn.
philadelphia, Mdrs %. sM.
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pDrtcr unb 2lle.

Der Undergraduate srIaubt ltb hermit BEN
publifum BON &eaein9 unc Der lImssasne ans
suisleen, bas sr fIb iset misesr stabilirt bat
am @aifbaufs hes 6rn. @arI 1EiGans, in Der
SranfInlfrass nabs Der 0tissslbabn, 100 sr
tortwdbrene pcrtsr unb die, ron better
0ualitst in Slaibsn filsn unb I'M Slsinsn
une Grossn psrfaufen mirp.
ct fdbrt sbsEfaus fort fb6ns une bsubyens
nsnbs bter Su perfsrti9sn, msIbe stsrssf
in flsnsn une 9rossn 0uantitdtsn bsi ibm w
babsn itnb. Snrsm sr um 9snsistsn Sufprub
bttet wirS er fIb anssls9sn fsin laftn 2tae ,ur
Sufrseenbeit 81 bscisnsn, lpsltte i'm nit bren
5uiprube bssbrn. 7. Seinrib t1Icyre.
&soein9, &11dr5 %. 3m.
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Sla0Tcal= Oerfammluna.

Die Dlitaiecer bet glalfe psr Scdoeut.
Idsn 8efcrmirten STRIDE bon Gclbenbops
pen, perpen eriilert, caB fte nab cinem9hlui.
ir Iestjdbriser glailteaI 9erlammluns, setal.
ten gu Srpsrstaun, ltb tpiepsr su psrfaifslu
baben, init atsecroneten Der &emeinen, in
DURHAM Sufs gauntp, auf Den 9isn,tas
Vcr eee 6errn gimlnsfabrrstas, lS47. u,n
10 llbr Sormittas al Drt unp @tslIe III Iein.
panftIiets SsiNcbnuns miro ssforoers,
BON =. &. german.
Qerfincnt, prr. tRfr.
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5interlafenibaft bes peritorbenen
SSillinut VSen0el.

Tadribt MIRO bierourd3 9e9ebcn, bos
bic Slber unb papisrs ot6 psritorbsnsn Wm.
RenseL Gaufmann, lsstbln pon Maibsnerisf
9aunfbip, Ssrfs eauntp, In ben iodnosn bon
Imes Simmelreid3 esIalItn norbsn Iinb,
i'm Stcbr ,peIbsr pom ssoabnn 8sriforbsnen
esbaItsn wures wslbsr bspotlmdbtiat 1T bic
Nsbnunsen su fsttsIn. Die Slbsr psroen in
feintn odncen bleibsn tis gum L ifsn Mai, nab
wsldsm fIe anesrn 6dneen ibsrssbsn rpercsn.
Aus psrfcnsn, bic an stbabts ointrIaGtns
fbaft fbuIci9 fne, fno babsr sriutbt por jsnsr
3sit abjubsjabIsn, unb Nus Die Soresrunasn
babsn mSssn ibm elsfeIbsn porlsssn.
1brabam t1IenseL Npminlifratcr.
Nedr3 80. 6m.
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= I q r b.

-am Is. oislss, in Center, pster 5iHsl.
berssr, i'm 72fen Sabre feinss 4ltsrs.
AIM 19tcn. in Sumru, Saeob Sbiains.
i'm Hltsr bon 81 Sabren.
ain IL. cielss. III Waratawnp, Hlfsc,
S6bnhen bon Ser. Smltb, i'm 7tsn &etsns'
1abrs.
AIN lsten, in tausfbpamm. 5aunab,
36burtben pcn Scbn Shsss, i'm E. Sabre.
-am 14tsn, III &anslhlpamm, Suianna,
9tttreben BON Slatban 1pa!tsrt im 2tcn
tebcnsjabre.
ia oislrr Staot, am 19ten, 4pam Ser:
bclc, i'm 63ttn $ebsnejatre.
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6interlahenlbaft oes periforbenen
OcDrd 80. NrmS.

tpeilano BON Ncaoins, Berfs gauntp.
SSahriebt wirp bisrmit sssebsn, ba6'psm
ltnterIhrietsncn, .pctntaft in Bet 9tabt Sles
apins, Bsrfs gauntp, Hbminitrations: 8rin
fs perwilIist tpcrrsn ftno auf Die Oben senails
tc 5interlalIcni6aft. unp ea6 baber alIe psr'
ionen. Die Sorosrunssn an pielslbe maeben
ipcIIsn. itrs 2fnfprhbe cbne Serius eln'
banpiacn. Siejenissn, tpeldte notb allf IT.
9enp cine 9lrt All bislelte fetnlbis ttne, ,pers
pen etenfaGs erfustt in Der ShrSe absnteaat'
len AT Uoren Atercdt 4omnlff.
sssobina, Wdri Ia. On.
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George Seotber Pfa, SbasmsiTer
&shnuns NIT Der &taet &saoins:

6eorss Seatbsr pfa, SbaemsiTer in
Hstnuns NIT Der Gtatt Hsabins:
DIT.
SiIans in 9antsn Rom sstsn Be-
rihte Sl627 593
Saar srbaItsn pCn 9utbs, Gar, in
pcl, fir ls45 40 81
Saor srbaItsn BON Sofspb Na9aisr,
Sar. in pou, fir lS45 72l 80
Saar srbalten BON Dude, Tar, in
rOll, fir lS46 1926 81
Saar erbaltsn pon @brlitanSbu!B,
Gar, in pou, fir ls46 1243 90
Saar srbaIten BON 8. 8. Miblsns
BERG, fur SimOn'6 Sono 4lO 90
Saar srbaltsn pom Sbsr=Sir9srs
meiiter Ha9s, fir Straten ~ so
Saar srbaltn pon y. Gus, Stanss
Nsnt unb Straftn lls 81
Baar srbaItsn ron Sobn Scr fir
Srafn III
Saar srbaItsn ron qan9snadsr II 25
DO to 9Sm. Mapp 6 374
10 b ObsrsSur9srm
ltr Wm.Sss fir building permits 96 Sd
OtsrsSirsermsiltsr9eaesI fir build
ing permits 20 so
Saar MnIsbsn 1870 80
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Scrbeirdtbct.

-pureb BEN sbrm. u. s. German, am l6.
pisiss, 5srr pb,lip Iltsnpsrfsr, ,pou &sntsr,
init D1ib maria Slrhbctf, Don Waiosnerlet,
-puret Den gbr,p. =. Willer, ain l9trn.
5srr gbriitlan mcprr, non &itancn gaunt.,
nit D1ib SuIamna W1opsr, BON Neacins. -
-am 2liten, 5err qsonbaro 9ss, nit D1i6
Carolina 71lr, beipt pom Nsapins.
-eurd ren gbrw. e. u. pauli, am 6tcn
risiss, 6rr Wbasl Stisf, nit D1i6 Cara
Ntimbolp, tsibe bon $aneatter gauntp.
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Te0ern Sebern
CBDbIfell flir 25alroelb F.!

Srieoerid o. Srafer palferer une
OeneralsScforser, No. AIS t11aftffras
&c. eberbalb Der elfteh Nerofeite, 6is
rsro Row seseniiber, pbilaoeIpbia.
$50 Su jsosr 3tit su babsn 1T Elm sroses NGcr.
tsmsut BON Setten unb Wlatrassn, ssfrounn
6aaun unc Tspsrn, StibIsn, 9ifbsn, Bette
Iaesn uno Spseen, nsbif allen anpsrn Nrtis
fsln bic ins cbss Gsfbaftsfab 9sboren, ju ben
aasrwobIfsilifen Saareslosprsiftn.
R. . - NIe altt Nrtsit mrp blbfb une
fbnsa aussebs1Isrt.
philadelphia, Mirs 80. 3W.
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Grnfflibe 9(ufprberuna.

@us iclds VsrfOnsn bic lib fd,hbi9 pil1sn
in ben StObrbibsrn bss lIntsribrisbsnsn, linb
b'srmit erfutt obns Ser;us ansurufsn unp abe
jubejablsn, incsm Ct bic Ssfbdfts aufsessten
BAT unb ale fsine Nnssls9snbsitsn notbwsnbis
beribti0sn mus. 9tas bic eisis Natriebt uns
bsabtst loiTsn, BADEN llnfOifsn 81 srwarten.-
Nls bic nod 8orcsrun9sn babsn, fno sbsnfaas
aiubt ibrs &sbnun9sn baIc fir SejabIune elm.
Sufsnosn. 2lbrabam 5pcier.
Seaeina, Wdr, 80. lWi,
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Nttlaoelpbter 8ieb- Wtarft.

Union GisbbOt 27. Mdri ls47.
Jm Warfte sparsn 1920 Stid SbIabtsOdp
fen, 300 bic nab gesu Yorf astrstsn wurpsn
mlt sin9sibloiEn. 800 SIbs unb &aIbsr, 500
Sbwelns unb 1850 Sbaafs.
rslis.-Sb blabtcbien muresn ale psrs
Fault 5u Sc Dis Ss7a Die 100 pfunc &iibe une
Sd!bsr-Dliltbfibs psrfouften ga $ls bis 35;
Sprin9ers $12 bis 25 une trcdne Rhbe III 81
bis l6. Sbwsins puresn mebrff rsrsauft ~
$7 bis u bic 100 Yfune. Sbaafs psrfauitsn
81 81 ! bls 4,lees6, asmds Der QuoItdt.
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Surn Sifc
flr Die 1pril Court, ls47


6rano Jurers:
Carl 1ulentaeb, 5utmaetsr, Nsatins'
Hsinridb Searb, lsois. 8cbdcn.
Oanisl Sauls. Scrnbmann. earl.
Sobn Bernet, Bautr, Dla,osnerise.
6.inricb Bcoc, Bausr, Bern.
wiaiam Bcbnl, 9aal6bnsr.. 0tae,na.
Ubam Brnbaro, 9sIisr gliaB.
Oauis. Bctb, W1Illsr, wasbinstcn.
maiebasl guftr, Bauer 4mitp.
qDiGiam &britt. 8aitnirtb, &ansfhtparnin.
9apiD s. Gutter, Baner, slmitn.
Gsorat Dslltter. Shnsipsr, elIaB.
9amuel .. bsil, eiq, 6srcfcre.
Souatban Rlopp, 8auer. Dtsr 9ulpebofsn.
eS(aae 81. &ucll, jr, leb,s, 1ulpcbtfsn.
Sobn &urr, Bauer, Bethel.
8. B. &inpernan, Bauer, ltnicn.
Oapip 3. Dlauasr, $sbrsr, OouslaB.
f,obn W1ellcu, 6afntr, Nodlanp.
Ginon Nottermel, Bauer, Nihmcnb
Inbrsae Spas, Daaursr, DoualaB.
Oanis! Sts;fp, Grspfads, eamtnrs.
5obn 9aplor, Bauer, elias.
Sfaae walborn, lecis. W1arion.
Jurors fir oie erfe wobe.
0piliam uppans, Bauer, Inter 5eibettsrs.
eaeot Gltredtt, Grotfebmiot, Bern,
Daniel ultbaus, Bauer, psnn,
Gpbraim Irmtrons, Sebnsiosr. Seaeins.
sofspb NGiIcn. Nasslihm,bt. Neaoins.
Tbarn Bobn, Bauer, 6sibslbers.
,obn Bau1t, 8orHtmann, 5ertfert.
Wittaro Beettel, Bauer, gumru.
Sobu Beitsman, Satpirtb, Grtttr.
cytrrmjas Bintlsp, 8attrpirtb, II. 6eibelbera
G,stie( Btarb, jr., 8attpirtb, iin,on.
9bomas Ycper, 9aal6bner, Union.
yaeobs gbrittman, Bausr, Nobsfon.
Nbrabam Dottsrsr, Baaer Carl.
Hriepriet Oesos, 6utmacber, Nsaoins.
s. Gfenbauer. pmmpenmaeher. Neapins.
Sobn Srsss, 6aispirtt. Noteoa
6tinrih &autsl, Mhller, gcletrocteals
0aniel Grdtf, 5aalohner. 8eaoins
Niab 8ilIcn, Bauer, enmru.
Ganiuel 6aaep, Bauer, gumru.
milliam 6art. W1hblmaftr. Diitriff,
petw Psbn, 8auer, Inter 6eips!bsrs.
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Dsfentlidbe DerGeiseruns.-Nm 3lit.

Defentlidbe DerTeiScrun9.-um 3lif.
9tpril, frib bsim eampsnansdnosD fcasn 81
fsntlidb psrfisissrt werbsn, i'm "gSsben haufs"
in @aibinstcns 3pci Beneraf tf1ajorsr
Stellen, tpslbs Denton unc SumnInss nidN
BADEN molten. Den Wiinosirbrtsnbsn 1T Der
3ufsblas sslibsrt, ucraus9stst bas Ns CUTE
qofcfofcs finb unb feline Ssnntnit rr,n Nitn
tarbisnife babsn barfsn.
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2lppeuattons Iaoe.

S,abriebt miro blsrmit sesebsn, ba6 bic
Expectations Gage fit Die reriehieocnsn
Iaunietips. 9taoe unp Daroe in pcrgaun,
tp 8erts, firs Sabr lS47, asbaltsn perosn.
in Dem grmmilftoners.1lmte III Nsapins, an
folsenb ssnanutsn 9assn:
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$l3s52 SO


SIR SsSablun9 Der Snttrsicn
pon SonbS 13 $SO43 81
10 BON 4nlsibcn 9 STA 90
Mattrial u.S StrassnsausbsfTtrn 80 1901 43
Srassnmahtn untsr Gontraft
Scbn 6oif, auf Gsbnune . s75 90
Sur Den Sau sinss Canals in
Qibsrtp Husp,untsr &cntrat
SRiller uno Craig, in poll 4 9il 25
@ifsnbausr, Tinf uno Sc, fir
tas Warftbaus, in pea, II 342O 90
Daniel icauium fir Pfoltsn
am Marftbauie / 10 90
s. Vaael, GIofs une Srad,t 9 II 95
joodsS onfabsl :. @retb, &tbat 4 $50 90
Gs9ullren 3 109 81
8. Scr, NatbssSets 2 81 50
=. 9. Wcrris, lood,sG onifabt,
Gebalt unr Srtsnlobn 2 o. so
3 6. qOnssnadsr, 2lnmaIts'
@sbalt l 25 90
Nnpalts. Gebibrsu 4 155 90
8. 9einnssr 9lcds Su ldutsn 40 90
u. Boon, gum @sbrauh fur bic
Nsacin9sr Srsimassn 1000 90
2Siteafsr, Sepfsrt unb M'Ma,
nus, Srasens@ntfbabiauna $50 O6
@iknbausr uEe Sinf, 4usbsfs
lSlH pSo ullsH gtHtllDuuNo 1 ~ ~
SO. Sung, fir Safitsns 6 90
Scbn 9arrab DO l l3 90
s. YbiaippL loanebrettsr malsn 25 80
IT, Scbn'tcn, fur Gus Al "a
y. qus, Marftmsiifsr, @sbaIt SO "a
u. Ssatbsr, SbaBmiltsr,@sba l 35 90
Scbn 0E. Spicm Shriber,@u
bait uno SrtrasDisnift / II 90
Shieesrtter in Der Sla9s fir
Sorbon, Weitimors u.Smitb 25
Scbn Saubsr, Sbliuds rsnis
gen unb 6Isn / ! 81
.. &. Na9sl, fir bic baIbs 3mi
fbsnwano am SpriBenbaufs % 93
Scel Sitter fir 9rudtn 2 81 Is
Scpsr une 9se DO 8 81 90
Rnabb 30 | 10 90
Sunttr Do 10 90
Mpsrs uno 9cbn DO l IL 90
VuWsue % 10 90
ScrcuQbsPctsn rerbrannt 10 80
9urbtbsn btr Sbuts u.Statts
Gebnun5sn l9 80
! 4uSbsGtrn Der 6cusrspluas le 62
q. Scolt, fir6 Sauen oes SUMS
or gprieenbaufss, in pou 90 90
6. Olafon, Maass uno 9s,pibs
ts tu MAIDEN u. 5u btribtssu ~ 25
Srassnfebsr 4 25 90
Sbrsibmatsriattn 3 80
8srlbiseenss s 10 so
8ilans in Sdnbsn tts Gbasmsif. 2l5 90
$l3s52 50
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8ilansin Sdnbsn bss gbasnsiffsrS $2l5 90
anaabs pom StaotsSbuleen unb Srteit.
Sd,ulecn Ole Jnterenen treSen.
Venos $4,000 90
Rcte in Der Sanf 1000 90
-$52O00 90
Grecit.
:lnPoOsttirtt Sarsn fir ls46 $329 SO
Cine wirflbs Shulo laiknb pen $5167O SO.
Die Nnsabl Der Sousrlaubnis g. sSbsns, bic
rpdbrsno benz Isetsn SABRE ausstsebtn wurbsn,
par 323, uno sini9e Sebduos Wuresn obns
Sbsins aufseflbrt ,mb in perfbisosnsn Gdls
Ten trpsi Gstaubs untsr sintm Sbsins.
1Eir, bic llntsrvibnstsn, aubitorsn BON ben
Hsbnunssn Der Staet &saoin9, bsribhn cas
mir Die Nebnuns uno Sslsss ron Gso. Seas
tbsr, gfqy Sbasmsiitsr pou erfastsr Staot'
unterfubt BADEN uno cine Sllans fncsn. fbuls
big an porsria9ts Stabt, bon $2l5 SO.
Sebn Z. Gsiffbnsicsr1 @tosts
9eWis s. 6anclo Saubitnren
u. 6. 5efF,
wiisi -. ls&7. sm'
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Iorissn 1reitas iitl in sieftr SsStno gems
lib pisl Sbner wopon bic Ssrse jest aeb
b<ssdt fab, Der msiFt wgrss ~ Waftr,
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Die UiIeGortn Der tsridiebenen 1aunfbipe,
Stdbte unb waros. 1no srfnebt am l. nad
item 1pril. all Dem gOmmii0onsre' umte IN
Nsaoins ansurufen um ibrs Ibfhrlftcn IN
gmpfanS 5u nebmen.
Jobn J. Gunnius, 9ebrsiber.
Ofeatina, Mdri s3 SIN.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-01-30
WISTAR'S, BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRE
: E e e T & e z {

oP HSJso'", hy.s mug III Io4o.
Messrs. Sanford 4 Park-Gents:--I
take this opportunity of infol ming you
Of most remarkable cure performed
upon me BY the use Of 'Dl Wistar's Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry
In the year 1910 was taken with an
inflammation Of the bowels which labor
ed under for six weeks when | gradual
ly recovered. In the fall Of 1881 was
attacked with severe cold, which seat
ed itself upon my lungs; and for the
space of three years Twas confined to
my bed. | tried all kinds OF medicine,
and every variety OF medical aid with
out benefit; AMI thus | wearied along
until the winter Of 1914, when heard
of Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
My friends persuadedsme to give it a
trial, though had given up all hopes of
recovery and had prepared myself for
the change Of another world. Through
their solicitations was induced TO make
use Of the Genuine Wianr's Balsam of
Wild Cherry The effect truly as
tonlshing. After foe years Of affection
pain and suffering; and after having,
spent four or .fve hundr d dollars to no
purpose, and the best and most respect
able physicians aad proved unavailing,
| was soon restored to entire health by
the blessing Of Cad and the use Of Dr..
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
| am now enjoying good health, and
such is my altered appearance that lam
no longer known when meet my for
mer acquaintance.
| have gained rapidly in weight, and
my flesh is firm and solid, can now eat
as much as any person, and my food
seems to agree with me. have eaten
more during the last six months than |
had eaten five years before.
Considering my case almost miracle,
| deem it necessary for the good of the
afflicted, and the duty owe to the pro-
prietors and my fellow men (who should
know.where relief may be had) to make
this statement public. - 6S1.ls
May the blessings OF God resi- upon
the proprietors Of so valuable medicine
as Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry.
Yours respectfully, WI RAKER.
Sanford q Park, general agents for
the west, corner Of Fourth and Walnut
streets, Cincinnati.
For safe at The Drug Store of
PRlESTLEY & MOSBY.
Canton.
" o. q. wooDMAN, Vicksburg.
W. F. TANNEHILL, Memphis.
March %, 1876. ss-3m
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF
PrOrs ssOms, groceries, Sc
JOHN NOONAy.

ES now receiving choice assortment
u of the following articles in the above
line, to wit:
Bacon, Lard, Flour, Sugar,
I Office, Tea, Molasses, Rice,
Candles, Soap, Chewing Tobac-
co of the most esteemed brands,
Spices Of all kinds, Stone, Wood
and Queensware, Castings, Hard
ware, Bar 4 Rod Iron and Steel;
And great variety of other articles too
numerous to mention, all which e offers
at unusually low rates for Cash
August 8, 1916. 47-tf
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BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
WUST received and for sale large
~ supply Of
.Bl nix Books, various sizes, &C.,
Cap Paper, (" :
Letter Paper, a variety,
Quilts and Steel Pens,
Bla, k, Blue and Red Ink,
Black Sand and Sand Boxes.
PRlESTLEY y MOSBY.
June 6, 1916. So
SCHOOL BOOKS.
TT UST received, in addition to our for
" ner stock, a good supply Of the
most popular English, Latin and Greek
School Books, &c, &c. Parents, Teach
ers and others are invited to examine
the stock and prices
PRlESTLEY & MOSBY.
June 6, 1916. So
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From Hon STEPHEN v B. TRowBRIDGE
of Michigan State Senate.

BIRMINGHAM, Dec 10, lS4l.
Mr.. Bing ham-You v ish me to inform
you what know of DR.. Osgood's India
Chalagogue and anti bilious medicine
do believe that if the virtue and effica-
cy of this medicine were generally
known, the Fever and Agae would dis
appear in Michig n.
| procured a bottle in the spring OF
184i, and have good reasons to believe
that myself and family escaped the ogue
last spring in consequence of its use.
Perhaps no summer since the settle
ment OF this fine pennsular has the Fe-
yer and Ague been so prevalent as The
last. | have recommended this medicine
in numerous instances and when the
disease had become fixed and baffled the
skill of physicians; and haze aerer
k toDn itfaii. 1t has universally pro-
duced the most happy effects, and be-
lieve it has never been exceeded by any
medicine in removing the bilious diseases
of the climate. Yours, respectfully,
STEPHEN V. r. TRowBRIDGE.
Price 81 so. Sold in CINCINNATI. Ohio,
wholesale and retail by SANFoRD & PARK,
general agents for the west, at their
Western Depot for the sale Of valuable
Family Medicines, north east corner oil
Fourth and Walnut street.
For sale q the Drug Store Of
PRlESTBEY g. M0SBY.
Canton.
o. o.. wooDMAN, Vicksburg,
W. P. TANNEHILL, Memphis.
August IS, 1876. U1 4s-4m
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New Goods.

VWNHE subscribers are now receiving
- and opening large stock OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
OF every variety and style, which they
will sell on the best possible terms.
r. HARRINGTON & Co.
April III, 1876
FANCY PYRAMID ROBES s. BAREGEs
NUST received fine lot Of new style
~ Of Barge Pyramid Robes, new
style Of Worsted Bareges. @t&
r. HARRINGTON g. Go.
April II, 1876.
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TEEE GREAT RE.WED W


HOUSES INDIAN TONIC.
A safe and sure cure for CHILLS or
AGUE and FEVER. in the umpire
cedented time Of Fsue Hours.
THE attention Of the public is particu
- larly called to this great remedy
for Chills or Ague and Fever, and in do
ing so, the Proprietor deems it proper to
make the following declarations, the
truth of which, he desires the people to
test by trial, and he will cheerfuly a.
bide their decision, whilst, The arti.
Gle is pleasant and convenient to take
Cd, 1t will cure every case, if the direc
tions are observed. Sd, 1t will leave no
injurious effects in the system; On the
contrary, itimparts strength to the con-
stitution. 4th, 1t is purely. vegetable,
and refined from all gross particles which
render other preparations SO muddy and
disagreeable to the taste. 9Th, II will
cure with perfect certainty in We hours.
HTCertifcates on the wrapper around
the bottle, of cures from six months to
ten years. standing.
HOUSES PILE OINTMENT.
MS most valuable, safe, and certain
IL cure for the PILES. Numerous Ger.
tificates Of the happy effects ofthis ONT
ment, ma be found upon the wrapper
accompanying each bottle.
For sale at the Drug Store Of
PRIESTLEY q MOSBY.
Canton,
M. G. cAYcE,a
III 'tF Ss't Sharon
June l3, 1915. a 39-3m
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FRLS.i GROCERIES.
C0RDTS & MONTGOMERY,

H AVE just received direct from New
M Orleans, a large and well selected
stock Of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS
and M scellaneous articles, which they
offer perry lo,o for Cash. Among which
are
Rice, Cheese, Pickles,
Pepper, Mustard,
Flour, Sugar, Wines, Spirits
Salt, Molasses, and Liquors,
Coffee q Tea, Tobacco,
Candies, Starch, Cigars, &c.
Powder, Shot, Caps & Lead,
Iron, Steel, Nails q Glass,
Castings, Trace Chains,
Collins Axes, Churns,
Spades and Buckets, &c,
Shovels, Crockery, Wood and
Hardware, etc.
N. B.-They will be regularly sup
piled through the season with Onions,
Potatoes, Fruits and all sorts of Provi-
sions.
December 1e, 1916.
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HVHIS Invaluable mediclne was pre-
pared from an extensive practice
of several yearsin bilious climate an
is never known to fail Of curing Feve,
and Agne, or any Of the diseases above
named
Those who are suffering from diseases
of this kind, as also those who have be
come invalids from their efftctsupon the
constitution, will find the India Ciaia
gogue, most intvalua BILE remedy for pu
rifying the blood, and thoreughly olens-
ing from the system the morbid effects
Of bilious climate.
The wonderful operation Of III Cha!a-
gogue in eradicating bile from the human
system. can only explain its extraordina
ny agency in the speedy, tn rough ami
permanent cure Of Fever and Ague, and
the various grades Of intermittent and re-
mittent ievers.
From Hin Ross WILKINS, U. s. District
Judge for The District Of Michigan.
DETROIT October 80, 1871.
Mr. Edacard Binghars;
DEAR SIR:-With great pleasure |
state the fact Of. the complete and radical
cure Of the Fever and Ague with which
my son William was attacked, by the use
pursuant to directions, Of DR.. Osgood's
India Chalagouge, He had as severe an
attack as lever witnp ssed, and ! appre-
hended long winter Of this disease,
which was some years ago the case
when resided at Tecumseh. But was
providentially led to notice your adver
tizement in relation to this medicine
determined TO try it, and the use OF one
DO tie broke the disease, and am conf
dent has effected a radical cure, as two
months have elapsed withouta return of
it, and my son is in the enjoyment ofro-
bust health. II is an invaluable medicine
and should be generally known.
Ross WILKINS.