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I'm, SIM shonc ont bright and as rlt HE ely ~
San Jose for New Amadcen inc s""Ea VI 'hf ,n4
hrd happy in their freedom, filled l ar me ohen' ~
lnrs ri millions and millions Of flowers Gre'ea tue eye Oh
every side while their perfumes nst'huca :" ave-,
every flower and shrub gentle zel.l i - - ,i o.,
mss and All nature seemed vciHg III praise 10 INC o'c"'
Creator. IA. ~, ma, If ,I,. .c,r.
and melted by The promise OF Ee%c anu I'"''' oH,!
urn.d my hor over the smooth ad 'Vri tohd' uhh Ia
,isnrl and heated glad 10 rst IL" minutes uIue'
the shade Of large aud spreading OK oY lie roadside nc"
10 rst aionr did lstnp, but I" iae eal' u e
rich and Iuxurinn valley which nos spread oc'ote me. VA
either sjd and urOr: and behind l'nst ~ 'af as me cl
could reach lay vast waving iield'i VIVA nay aha
gruss, uf the richest srrdufe ana "',tn'
eI far and wide the plain, s!eau 1he shdult ofahfh
es OF the oak and buItonwunJ ad1Ag nu another cG'I 10
,I scene. and wherever they conf SHOW their amhng IA
ces pcrpcd forth many 'tIe Tei ~ 'alr ana 'u'A"'
br,jancy Glorious sight STec lovely SCENE!
VII umJ all dis the thoughts DINER days came aver
40 siIng NV sDui with sadness al with gloon could
not help thinking III oIhsf eyes ms ha' rested on .ss prog
"c en- new To me- and Ibis hougt alone was snhcent 10
mar all ,nioymrnt which won. otherwise nave iel
Alas that III this yet beautiful HJ'' mere should De s
much unrequleL iriendshphn meh s,'p""ness' ;" Huc
DECEIT 10 crush and snbduc carnr ahu cohiluih9 sps
Alas that The mepgTe enjoyment the present must ever
be narreI and blighed by tue Ln@ns thoughts OF Inc
.pas t il, .,a. .o NJ, - ~ ,,,o .,
h.nulv Let us COW lake look tlhrougha pair OF asr
Suppos te yuu 3cssrs. Educ, Of lima waving 'ieil-
nj vd mustard so tall futc hprssBah from
view Suppose tell you Of my Idng along reaits"E up
rom horseback and breaking OF limb OF mustard Tor
ridno Switch Would you bellies III Well, II Is so And
mustard stalk large laH eornsa!G l. II" nncom
man siph here The birds Ui ar rtst Oh H. ana s sha
dow j. rr.at over The land Ant might tell you o; having
srcn holsanIl ana thousands acres nj The richest "ii
oats growing here SO thick luxuan ~ 10 CHOKE up
nearly every Thing else NOtat ia" the farmer to do ont
., .n say nothing ul tn. hr al U wheat and bar
lev which the thrifty Lrmera hFc have under cultlSatlon
producing laer iteqneny as much as one Hundred
bu.hrs Nor OF thrAhny ei0s VI potatoes ana
oiher yrveubes which thrive ell nor OF the plantations
Of melons ,shich are 10 GIN our market. s"t
speak only OF nature wild, or where the spontaneous
nroducIinu is 80 very heavy, It's matter OF no surprise
that the cultivated yield should what might seem I" some
Al home enormous Facts anthgurea VIII bear me out in
saving that the California Wallis The greatest farming
nl,c.s il, The world. make exception tompnTe the
yield SIZE flavor and quality the production Of our State
with those OF any country in world. and you viii find
,I,a, IN III ,h,nrs rhfy excel A. J. T..
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New AlNApsEs, C,nroaSla, hlnv =


The village of New Almaieer - situated nj The hehd ni lr
valley ri tat name and i ahnnwrlvr miles from the city ~
sam J.e IL lies immediately the font OF The nils and Is
srnuuIrd on almost all sides ~ lowering 0whlng moan
ains There are lew neat inly cottages, the rest oil me
Jill, .. hrno CONFUSED of the works OF the New Amadecn
onictsiitpr Mining C6mpitv" The company have al.
u,eat expense erected the bnnss furnaces and oil nrces
sary appara for carrying u operations OF ~ofkihg 'c
mines was fortunate ~ hang letter y Robt NalhEn
shaw Esq one OF the tockoIders, whose hospitality Il
oue Yirrnia like lie received cordially and seemed
afraid h. was no, able show all tue attention be would
like should receive and tn enfr, introduced lie 10 his
law AR foung who ms laid me under tnnsana
ohipa IJns for his polltcIdsa showing ht through tue
works Among other lhngs, shaved ME TWO vas about
bsf ulI Of uicksver containing sixteen hundred POUNDS
ooch INA mine is the riches in The world and il said
virts aa much az all tho olh mines that have ever bern
worked Running past the FORKS is beautiful stream oi
water near which is situated he Sodi Spring TOOK
drink Of water this and OuRd IL In be as strong as any
powdefs ever saw Puttnpa glass far Under Tile surface
and raising Ii quickly .rtn air it eersesccs almost as
much as powder Mixed With little syrup, Is not only
nathalie but rs good almost soda from The fountain;
n icast fonnd il 40 warm and fatigued ne was.
The mine situated about mile from the WORKS near uc
TOD Of tie mountain There is good rodd running np TO
lin an The ore Is hacked dow on muhs brought in way
ons Mr. Rrrto engineer having furnished ME vim
guide down in The mines There is tunnel win
rail road running through thousand feet at the cna
If which we turned of and trYrscd the various wins winch
have been worked extending 225 3U ieet from lhe
end tie tunnel describe my sensations "hen
cur of from the laht oil the Ii seemed suif"rang nnu
more ihan once found Hrsel! gaspng lor breath NY
guide took through Tie ncp:l vrin ana we rtninta
By another way Nothing could ezcccd my surprise an"
wonder when found myself coming out in different e
rcttinn from that which entered ~ The month oil me h-
nels spring of excellent water
gathered several pieces II rich ore (cInnhbnl cohaih"
ahnt So per Of pure lics:.cr rcget very much
that have oppor tuny q sfrdins yon some ~
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EEERRISGS. 100 birI. N,i r,rifax VI cr',' 80 an
Dr vale. uAETSD6E y Slhhln
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OUtti4rhhrrrs Snrsine FtsIr brancfi -.
4 10 th-Nnll-y I'll stf.h,a n'p-, Tor safe by
"a ~. Il. ~ SkISkRn.
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Ts1EAS. GGuI, a-i eriAi aud Black Teis, Of all st'
n store, for sale by T. H. ShiNhEit,
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4 ". SMITH g. co., PLUMBERS AND G'
y FILTERS, l5lh street. bel.rn Nam and Cary, Rch'"
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!, "a young man named John mN''' bun " " 49,
,iier of Shockoc Hill accidentally tell from the ROOF OF
,L,;, !, . vicinity d. the ,c an severely II not
,,;uy ;r, rra We heard of other accident although
h falling Ills and timbcrs during the progress OF the HE
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SHERIFF'S s ALE.

By virtue Of a commission issued out of the
Office OF the Clerk of the Marshall Circuit court
and to me directed, | will, on Saturday the
9th day OF July lc53, between the hours OF Ia
o. clock a. III. and 4 o'clock p. m, on said day
offer for sale at the court house door In Plym-
outh, the rents and profits for seven years, OF
the following lands, to-wit. the south east
quarter of the north east quarter of section
thirty-two in twaSh;p thirty two north, o. range
east, containing Forty acres more or les S.
And on failure TO realize a sum sufficient to
satisfy the demand against said real estate, 1
will at the same time and place e.-poSe the fee
simple of said premises. Taken as the prop
erty Of James Kenedey and Phlura Kenedey
at the suit Of Abraham Bruce, on Foreclosure
OF mortgage. }. l.. THOMPSON,
Sheriff NJ. G..
June I6, 1853. (S2 50) l)ti.
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AN ORDlN ANCE.

e f it ordained by the President aid
20 Trustees Of the town Of Plymouth,
That each resident of said town shall
pay tax of fifty cents for every deg or
whiffett he or she may own. and two
dollars for cach * every slut, to be levied
and collected as other taxes are collected;
prOuided, however, that if the ownership
of any dog. whifrett or slut cannot be as
certained. then in that case. the keeper
of such dog, whiilett or slut shall be liza
BILE to pay said tax.
And provided further that if any owner
or keeper Of any dog. whiffctt or slut
shall refuse to pay the tax as aforesaid.
he she or they SO refusing shall be fined
in any sum not less than two nor more
than five dollars for each and every of
fense TO be collected in an action Of de BIT
before any Justice of the peace Of compc-
tent jurisdiction. upon the information
Of the collector of said town: and it is
made the duty Of the Marshalto enforce
the foregoing ordinance.
To be in force from and after its pub
lication in the Plymouth Banner.
RUFUS BROWN, Prest.
Attest--H. p. STEELE, Clk.
June 80. 1888. l7t3.
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~zuc~1E A uR.
INDIANAPoLIs. April 18th 1858

INDIANAPOLIS, April 18th 1853.
Sir;-By reference to sec. lO2, cha p. g.,
Revised Statutes of 1852. vol. |, page
1870, you will perceive that it is made
your duty to call upon every delinquent
tax payer. either in person or by deputy.
in your county, and collect the taxes tina t
may be returned delinquent for the year
1892, or any previous years, and if me-
cessary TO distrain property for the col
lection of such delinquent taxes, with
penalty, interests and costs.
To enable you to do so. yoar County
Auditor Will be instructed TO make out
for you. forthwith certified copy OF
your delinquent lists.
In making levies for taxes, no property
is exempt. Should the property fail to
sell at the residence of the owner, you
have the right to remove and offer it at
any other point within the county.
Recollect that failure upon your part.
to comply with the law. in this respect,
will make you personally responsible for
the Taxes.
la due time l will give you instructions
where and when to deposi.e the money
thus collected.
am, very respectfully,
Your ob't. servant,
E. NEWLAND,
Treas. of State
To the Treasurer of Marshall county.
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State Of Indiana, Ice
Marshall County,

In the Marshall Circuit Court, Au-
gust Term. 1888.
NIARY G.. SELL has this day filed in my
lVl Office her complaint against Daniel Sell
for divorce, and the affidavit OF the nonresi-
dence OF said defendant. He is hereby mott
fed of the filing and pendency of said com
plant, and that the same will be heard before
our said court at its next term, to be holden at
the court house IN Plymouth in said county,
on the third Monday IN Avgust next at which
time, unless he appear and answer thereto, il
will be heard and determined i'm his absence.
Attest: Il. CORBALEY, elk Mcc.
June ., 1858, Iiti,
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Marshall count, 0ffirers and C0urtS.

Circuit Court
THos. s. SrANFlRLp, Circuit Judge.
ID. j. Woodward, Prosecuting Attorney.
Richard Corbaley, Clerk.
Meets Sd. Mondays in February and August.
Common Pleas Court.
Elisha Egber', Judge.
Horace Corbn, Prosecutor
Richard Corbaley, Clerk.
Meets Sd Mondays i'll Jan, April, July X Oct.
Commissioners Cour
SandfOrd Gordon,
David vanvaeter, Commissioners.
Robert Johnson,
Meets Ist Mondays in March, June, Scptem-
Der and December.
County officers
ThoS. Mcdonald, Auditor.
Joseph Evans, Treasurer and collector
John l.. Thompson, Sheriff.
G. s. Cleaveland, Recorder.
J. B. n. Klnger, Surveyor
J. h. Brook, Coroner.
Samuel Mcdonald. Swamp land commits mr..
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s. er eg ssa - Lam Us

Lying and being in said county of Marshall,
situated as follows, TO wit:
In Townships number 32, 33, 81 and 81,
north, range east.
In Townships number 80, 80, 81 & 35, north,
range east.
In Townships number %, 33, "a & 35, month,
range east.
In Townships number 30, 33, 81 & b, north,
range eaSi.
The sale will commence on the Sth day of
August 1858 at ten O'Clock IN The forenoon,
and be continued from day to day until all the
lands offered.
The conditions of sale are CASH, and the fol-
lowing funds will be received in payment, 10
wit:
Gold and silver. the notes of the State Bank
Of Indiana, the notes of the Free Banks of IN
diana, the Bank Of Missouri, and all solvent
Banks of Ohio, Kentucky and Virginia.
Il. MCDONALD, Auditor,
MARSHALL County.
May 10, 1855 lIwlf.
O-PAppended are section 40 of the
law of May 29th 1882, and sec. | of .he
amendatory law approved March 1853,
showing the conditions upon which pre-
emption claimants may enter their lands:
SEC. 40. Eeach and every person resi-
ding upon any of The Swamp Lands i'm
any county i'm this State, and having rim
provements thereon. or having improve
ments thereon only. on the first day Of
January, eighteen hundred and filty-two,
shall be entitled TO enter the same at pri-
vate entry for the sum of one dollar and
twenty-five cents the acre: ProUided,
That before any person shall be entitled
IN enter the same aS i'm this Secti IN mn
vidrd, he shall prove to the satisfaction
of the county Auditor. by the affidavit of
at least two dlsnterested witnesses, that
he resided and had Improvements thereon
or had Improvements thereon only. pre-
vious to the first day Of January, 1852;
And propided further, That the said ap-
plication TO enter the land claimed under
this section, shall be made and the money
paid therefor. before the same shall be
offered at public sale.
LAW OF MARCH 4, 1853.
SEC. |. BE it enacted, DC. That all
persons having Improvements OIL any of
the swamp lands prior to the first day of
January 1883. shall have the right to en-
ter the same at private entry for the sum
of one dollar and twenty five cents the
acre, before the offering of the same at
public sale, by fully complying with the
forfeit section of the act TO which this
is supplemental: And propided, that inn
provements shall mean house thereon,
or house and land under fence, or land
under fence alone. T. Med.
Auditor M. G,
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Sale Of Real Estate.

pY virtue of all order Of the Marshall Com
Z } mon Pleas court made at It's April term
A. ID. 1853. the undersigned administrator
of the estate OF Albert Bass deceased, will
offer for sale at public auction at the court
house door in Plymouth, on Monday the lth
day OF July 1883, between the hours of ten
o clock a. m, and o'clock p. m, the fol-
lowing real estate 10 wit: Lot number ninety
three (93 IN the original platt OF the town OF
Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana.
TERMS--A credit OF three and six months
Will be given, the purchaser giving notes with
approved security, bearing interest from date,
and waving the bene fit of all reliel laws.
DAVID HOW Admr.
June ., 1888. litl.
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Public Sale Of Swamp Lands
IN STARKE COUNTY.

OFFICE OF AUDITOR, Sr,HKE County,
EnoT, May IGh, 1853.
N pursuance Of the provisions OF can act "a
I regulate the sale ftbe Swamp Lands dona-
ted by the United States to the State of fndl-
ana, and 10 provide for .hc draining aud re-
claiming thereO', IN accordance with the con-
dition OF said grant, approved May %, 1852,
and the several acts supplemental thereto, ap-
proved June II. 1862. and March 1th 1853,
there will be offered at public sale, at the court
house, in the town OF Knox, all the Swamp
Lands lying aud being IN said county of fStarke,
situated as follows to-wt:
In townships No. 30, 33 aud 81 north range
one west.
In townships number 30, 33 and "a north,
range west.
IN townships number 80, 33 and "a north,
range west
In townships number 50, and SO north,
range west.
The sale will commence on the 9th day OF
July 1881, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and
be continued from day TO day until all the lands
are offered.
The conditions of the sale are cash, and the
following funds will be received i'm payment.
to-wit:
Gold and silver, the notes of the State Bank
OIL INDIANA, the notes of the Free Banks of In
mana, the Bank of Missouri, and all solvent
bahkS oi OHIO, kentucky, and Virginia.
CHARLES HUMPHREYS,
Auditor Starke county.
May 10, 1898. I2ts.
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Sale of Real Estate.

n pursuance of an order of the Marshall
Il county court of Common Pleas, the under
signed Guardian OF the heirs of Samuel Rock
hill deceased, will sell the following real eS-
tate belonging to said heirs, at private sale to
wit: The undivided hall OF the east half OF the
south west quarter, and the west half of the
south east quarter of section nine in township
thrtytwO north OF range east, appraised at
500.
The terms of sale are cash. Those wishing
to purchase said land, can find me by calling
at my residence near the house OF a. Ii. Buck
man in Tippecanoe township in said county.
GEORGE R0CKHlLL Guardn.
June Q, 1853, IIt4
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EA 60 ~ Ss egass EEOegSO.
WIN. &. EDWARDS Proprietor,
PLYMOUTH, IND.

ENHE proprietor of this we'll known House,
3 tenders his sincere thanks to his friends
and former patrons for their fas orS heretofore
so literally bestowed, and soicitS continu-
ance. He is determined to spare no pains in
rendering his guests comfortable, and to afford
them entire satisfaction in all the departments
OF his business.
HIS TABLE has heretofore spoken for itsel',
and he assures his patrons that no groundsfor
complaint viii hereatt be given. AS hereto
fore, the stricteSt attention Will be paid to his
stable department.
The Stage Office for the Logansport. South
Bend and Laporte routes is kept at this house,
and persons wishing comfortable private con-
veyance to any par; o Northern Indiana, can
be accommodated without delay.
May ), 1853. 1GtT
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Public Sale of School Lands.
ICE OF AUDITOR, Starke County

UFflcE OF AUDITOR, Starke County,
Knox, June IA, 1858.
b 2 w order OF the Board Of Commissioners
OF Starke county, will offer at public sale, on
the 18th day OF July next, at the Court house
IN Knox, all the 18th section, in township thir-
ty.hree north, range two west. Said land
Will be offered in 40 acre subdivisions.
Conditions o. sale--one fourth OF the pur-
chase money to be paid III hand and interest
on the residue for one year in advance, and
the residue within ten wears from the day OF
sale, with like interest annually in advance.
CHARLES HUMPHREYS, a. S. @.
June %, 1873. l5t3
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OFFICERS OF STATE.

JoSErH 4. WRIGHT, Governor.
A. Willard, Lieutenant Governor,
VIM. c. Larrabee, Supintendent pub. Schools.
Nehemiah Hayden, Secretary of State,
John Z. Dunn, Auditor of State,
Elijah Newland, Treasurer of State,
Supreme Judges.
iSt VIM. L. Stewart o! CaSS county,
I'd. Andrew Davidson, Decatur
3D.. Samuel f. Perkins. Marion 8.
ith. Addison l.. Roach, Parke 80
W Il. Beach, Clerk Supreme court.
Albert G. Porter, Reporter TOR sutIcrnc court
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commissioners COurt,}
.ssssap FERN. ESl:f.

nRDERED by the Board that the follow
" ing Domestic animals shall be allowed
to run at large, and pasture upon the unen-
clos ed lands or commons in the several town
ships in Marshall County, at all times OF the
year, to w.t. Cattle of all ages, both male
and female, Except unraly Bulls;) Mares,
geldingS, male colts under the age OF eighteen
months, mules, sheep, an hogs of all ages,
both male and female. by order of the Board.
AtteSt--T. MCDONALD A. NC.
June 23, 1853. 1913.
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SEMINARY FUNDS.

nRDERED by the Board of Commits sioncrs
" of MarShall County, at their June tenn
1888, that the Auditor of said county, give NJ
tice in the Plymouth Banner, to all those who
have Seminary funds in their hands, to pay
the same over 10 the county Treasurer instan-
ter, and in said funds are not paid over
in a reasonable time. said A4ditor is required
to collect the same by law.
Attest--T. McDONALDA. NJ. c.
June %, 1853. 1868.
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SHRIFF'S s ALE.

DY virtue OF a commission TO me directed
4 , and issued out OF the Office OF the clerk
OF the Marshall Circuit court, will. OH Satur
day the 9th day Of July, 1853, between the
hours of 10 O'Clock a. m. ana o clock p. m.,
OF said day, al the court house door in Plym-
outh, offer for sale the rents and profits for
seven years of the following real estate, TO wit:
the south west quarter Of the south east quar-
ter, and the north west quarter of the south
east quarter of section thirty-four. in township
thirty-three north, range two east, containing
eighty acres. And on failure to realize sum
sufficient to satisfy the demand against said
land, will at the same time and place expose
the fee simple of said real estate. Taken as
the property OF Alpheus Weston at the suit of
Christopher LOlmaugh, on Foreclosure of mort
gage. J. l.. TIL OMPSON, sh' Il. NJ. G.
June Is, 1888. (S2 50) 1878.
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EXPEN s ES

Cards of Admission inrariabiy in adu.nce, or
secured, So; Diplomas S3; Stationery 81;
Boarding 3 so per week. incidentalS, at or
ton of student, Sl5. Making entire expenses
about SI5.
On application, catalogue will be furnish
ed giving full particulars.
All letters will receive prompt attention Oh
being directed, post paid, to
w. Mex. SCOTT, President.
indianapolis, May 81. 1853. 15yl.
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Public Sale of Swamp Lands,
In MARSHALL COUNTY.
OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF MARSHALL CouArY,

OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF MARSHALL County,
Plymouth, May 9Th, 1853
N pursuance of the provisions of an act en-
a titled can act to regulate the sale of the
Swamp Lands donated 10y the United States 10
the State of Indiana, and ia provide for the
Draining and reclamng thereof, IN accordance
with the condition of said grant, approved
May %, 1852, and the several acts supple
mental thereto, approved June IL, 1852, and
March 4, 1853, thele Will be offered at public
sole at the court house, in the town of Plvm-
OlIih oil the
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N1HEREAS Joseph Alvig, minor under
w the age OF twenty years, who was
bound to Inc by indenture from his mother, I'M
til he should arrive at the full age Of 81 years
has absconded and gone to parts unknown
therefore all persons are hereby notified not to
trust or hdrbor him on my account as / will
not pay any debts OF his contracting.
HIRAM VANVACTOR.
June %, 1853. IGt3*
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TO NON RESIDENTS

NJ Office is hereby given that the under
i Y signed will proceed on the 9th day of
July 1853, to survey their land in sections %
and l3, in township "a north of range east
situated in North township, Marshall county,
Indiana.
All non residents who DO not appear to de-
ray their part of the expense, will be returned
to the county Auditor, and their respective
shares of the expense placed on TIE duplicate
of 1898, and collected as taxes are collected.
PHILIP DRECOMR,
JOHN ]. KELLY.
June l6, 1853. 1878.
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YELLOW DOCK ROOT.

THIS is Purely Vegetable Compound,
scientifically prepared from the best Roots and
Herbs of the Maieria Medica, and has gained
an unrvalled reputation for the following eff
fectS, viZ:.
Regulating and Strengthening the Liver
and Digestive Organs. and Cleans
ing the Stomach and Bowels,
And thus curing all Bilious diseases, Liver
Complaints, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Costve-
ness. Piles, Headache, Fever and Ague, Jaun-
dice, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, &c. and caus-
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PURIFFING THE BLOOD,
And thus curing all Humors, Cutaneous Erup-
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Head, Canker, PImpleS on the face, Blotches,
Ulcers, TLmors, Mercurial Diseases, Cancers,
Regulating the Secretory Organs,
And by enabling them to perform their proper
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and Quieting the Nervous system, thus allay-
ing Nervous Irritation, and curing all Diseases
OF the Nerves, as Hysteria, Neuralgia, Cramps,
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REFERENCE COLUMN.
Couniing-EEouse Almanac for 1853.
UNITED STATES EXECUTIVE GOVERNMENT.

Prcsidenf, SGiGry.
FRANKLIN PIERCE, OF n. Hampshire, S25,G00
Vice President,
David Atchison, OF Missouri, pro- tenn. 5000
.Secretary # State,
VIM. l.. Marcy OF n. York, 5000
Secretary IF War,
Jefferson Davis of Mississippi, 9,Cuu
Secretary Of the Treasury.
James Guthrie of Kentucky, 1000
Secretary Of the Nary,
James G.. DObblnS OF North Carolina. 1000
Secretary Of the Interior,
Robert McClelIand of Michigan, 1900
1ttorncy General,
Caleb Gushing of Massachusetts, 5000
Post Master General
James Campbell of Pennsylvania, 1900