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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-22
House and Lot for Sale.

A Well finished frame dwelling for sale cheap In the
n town Of LIZ Claire and lot well situated apply 10
VIM. Lorton, Esq, on the premises or 10
aug &c. Ear.
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TEA! TEA! TEAL.

lust OPENED, at No. . LeClairo Row "A large
~ assortment 81 Teas. fresh fragrant, aud hne--uo
nistaked"ne mp In pac <gcs 10 suit cusomcrs-prres
ranging from soc 10 8 80 per ID. The lot comprises
Black. Green. Imperial. GHnpowder. Young Tyson
Nc, sc. Call and examine for yourselves at
Jul! 2slh, lS33-11, KNAPP y kEDMON-S.
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DOCK ISLAND AND MOLINE HACk.-Thc sub
IN scribcr has recent, purchased h. old and popular
line which started by n Lynch, deceased and has
Just pnt large and comfortable hack, and feels
confident he give better satisfaction than ever 10
those who ride with him.
The hack leaves Rock Island at Il and 10 o'clock.
NJ and Moline 6! and IL O'Clock: and leaves Rock Is
land 2 and Moliue from Nurses store II o'clock
~ June Q, Is53-4a. JOHN LUSk.
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,- j)nEsS

In great varerN, aue F.a.i ale" ~ . 1" o Ill
sorts. A gr.at rtttety 90 barn atsu colt - -'si-
,ngs ami Inserting. EN- IprdcIs d., cauIsd SIN
ace rdgtugs tor mann bgs. Ethch SIR e. 60,
fzum 10 itineh,s wiGc, 10 unr 20 irti ard. Ian
silk ylsett,s, sprttg STYLES. N'r-t,a irr' II
braids worsted and six hiaids n grea, vsutty
Ladies best Md and iislc thread and OF
gloves, gents do. Ladies and gents worst,d
,,ou a nj "a Sle hosa,y
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WIN. A. NOURSE

l. AS just Received the greater Pait OF his
/ i sptng stock OF dry goods, consisting pftt-
clpaily oi almost everything salcahle III ihat
fne lie las the most Desirable a assortment q
ne 5 q Judge, aud he TIMES lie Is TIA is u t'
.auhd IN aay establishment III TINS sielniy.-
III, stock OF fancy goods is ''some" To say tn
east.
itAonwan, any silks, moli air fabrics, ophn-,
plrages. bnfage and muslin de lanes, ia~hs,
gnyhams, prins or any dress trinmnss, e'n-
bcc,leries or anything a al, just call and see
the sight is good Tor the ewes.
BONNETS.
Ills stock OF Bonnets III Ladies aed Misses .
verv hard 10 beat. He IS also well supplied
with rib ons and flowers TO trim with, ano
Grape, Grape lesc; carleton muslin aud florence
silks 10 line them
HATS AND CAPS
EIa's ot Il kInds tor nsn, to. and infants
tle best a -ss,ttn.ut an watre. you want all
tlygan @lnt, lee ga, y,.uean have u, AMI any
,ls,:s da~u o ms u,~ nest KIND 0 M
ica caps n good qaan'H,
Bp1i~ 49, ~t!ttr~
A eood lot III 1t, aud shoes ia gen toy,
ct :. and las a j ga stt nee o suct.
i" l. ri asc and o. mlaish.--taisst ani vAtl.
rem 60
India Rubber Goods
Cas-, oals, pants, ua'e.hns bags, glove,
caps, syfiugss, etc.
Ma
-, - I''. -.;,,E;.
-, -. 81
49,. 80. ,In4 49,
~ 49,, y. 80.
81 80 - 49,, 49,,
a '" ~ ~ 49,. - .nIaa,,,,,a
w. 81, :, IT,,
."1' 1"4 .' -
{" @"t $500. - .,r..sNyf
bolS SLol iII.NN.
Coats, pants ana vysis IN good variety LIT
VERY body come along, he can s.niys 'euI ht- y
Ills ste , o y aadclnfn,, C->>imefrs, Do
.,Ins cashnrret's sat 5uffJf W. eds faouh,
,uA kiusie WIDTH /. tae r= 49, k,ntustN
teaus. ribbed lnsigau,v n,n-. ntl-
keno. AMI catl.bad u 1.
N,sifng, .rt tory al
o bu,n,n ali these sa.5.a
vet, h, ocade, 90 sF .a..s-
choice il at I'd VASE N @a.
D,E.sS Ht
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,g. and ,ns.,,;o,, ,,t,,s!a, col,,., IN
",,,rs III II.. s,tI
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I'D w,,.tsa ans n h,o,.s y g,ea, v.r,rt,
',.n. sss, p'a ,s a." ";sa ,n,rad and a.!
.aa,as ann,s Az - and aan,s wo1s,,d
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-22
TOBACCO AID CIGARS.

AAEs BURGE, Iobaeconist, has hand and
- for sale, hrstrste Of imported and do
nestle eiean. tobacco pipes, snuY-bores, He.
Also hne-eut chewing, smokine. and plug tobacco,
by ssolesale or retail. Merchants supplied ST. Lou
= prices Main st., doors south Of Cook & Sargent's
Ranking House.
June y lssl-yg
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NEW GROCERY STORE.
Wilson 4 Harley

HAVE REMOVED their Grocery and Provision
Store 10 the corner Of I'd and Brady Streets UNI
der the Gazette Office.
They have enlarged their stock consider ly To NEE,
the demands Of their increasing custotners They have
on hand Black, Young Hyson and Imperial Tea: Rio.
iaghsfa ard Java Coffee. Sugars very cheap. 20 Il,
- Sugar for 81. Rice, Chocolate MoiaEses 81 all
kinds. spices, Dried Apples and Peaches. No. l. :
and haeserei Dried and Picked Herrings. Boston
Pickle., Tobacco, Glus. and Nails. kanhawa and
Ground Alum Salt. In fact, We have everything con
uectcd with the Grocery Trade Also, good assort-
menf OF QueeHswane, Shoulders Sides and Hams; Su-
gar-curcd Hams. dc.
u I'VE intend doing Cash business and pay Cash
for everything; consequently afford to se cheap
jane 10, 1853. vs. u H.
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ID lmnroysa Farms for Sale.

,sITU ATE ID in Scott and Clinton counties, ranging
- In quantity from 10 6i0; some Of the III wei
ninne, or, time W. BARRoNS,
June 40 ,ount, surveyor
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REGULAR PACKET.

4 A the Fine Steamer SiiEN
q ANDoAH, Eugene Law lille Master
- will run regularly during the entire
between St Louis and Gale ma, stopping al all
the intsrmed ports. Shippers may rely npon mel
nu ng the trade during the season and passen
ireirht or passage appi, on board. Apr "A 80
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STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS.

frequent arrivals, the stock OF Paper, Envelopes
and Generul stationery Is kept up to full
ment TO which the attention Of the public is requested
July 5, 1859. W. II. HOLMES Il co.
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Davenport Furniture Ware Room.
= pENT'IIH

r. fENlilb,
CABINET MAKER rspEHTAkER,
RESPECTFULLY informs hi friends
s-s.slsss aud the public thai he carries Oh bus
- Szegse4. ness ~ above, on Brad. street \. uoos
. ----> above the old stand.
n. b. Furniture and show eases made 10 order on
the shortest notice. Davenport June ., isS3-si-om
r, oVERNMENT Lands selected and Land Warrants
N Located. ". bahhoNNt
June 81. county, shNc4"-
DEATRICE-Auother supply reeeisedb BY Express 70
| satisfy the ,ieniand-Price 20 and IS eentsat
June 9, $3.50 FoRlEhs Rock island
T AND WARRANTS-l6u 70. and 10 acre land War
lLranis, for sale by LOUIS A. MAthLoI.
June 2, lc53
IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE--A well improved
Farm, healthfuy and beautifully located IN this
county, containing lis of choice land Of which
IS acres are well fenced and cultivated. with good
bearing orchard included and Is OF first rate tim
her. The improvements good frame house Of SIX
rooms and cellar large barn, stables, eaitls sheds
well, &c. Apply To LOUIS 4. Iae MOI,
June o. ls53 Land Agent.
SIGHT and time bills ST. Louis bought BY
- June II. L. A. MAGkLoT.
SIGHT and time bills on the Eas, bought by
- June IT, L. A. MACkIDT.
II NcuRRENT Money bought by
u June II. l.. a. AAtkLoI.
IsNGHASGE on the Eas, and South In sums 10 suit,
II, for sale bs LOUIS A. MAGkIDT.
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Wilder's Patent salamander Safe

~ s-pti HA PORTER
I 'REDIT ISLAND FOR SALE-This beautiful Island
\'eoDtanins 400 acres Of land great part Of which
is well timbered, and half under cultivation. For
terms (which are reasonably apply 10 i. G. EADS.
June o, Is53-33
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NEW STUCK
Now Offering at the Peoples Store.

7 WOULD Invite the attention Of the public 10 our
| veil selected stock Of groceries, recently received
for the spring and summer campaign, comprising
great variety of sugars. cheap and -Neel superior
green and black teas. Java and Rio coffee, very me
moiasses extra brands -four. goldfish inacserei, ana
herring. preserved fruits. follows; ounces, peaches
pears. plums, gooscbcrrles, vhortleoerres eurAbts
md ali kinds of nuts candies Ne Ne. with host or
other articles, numerous 10 mention: all y Whieh
viii be sold al ii small advance on cost, nj
naNennort. July p. ls53-i6 JOHN W. " ILfi =.
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DISSOLUTION.

NO ICE is hereby given that the Co'faTa ,.,,i,3
IN the arm Of SMITH 4 EFEEf Is ms eaS ,Ilh.
bv mutual consent All claims against th' ta ss
paid by Mr.. W. EGcy. and those indeoiou F" 49,
will please call and settle their accounts ,,lr
Aug ~, lisa M. =, N.
He will remain al the old stand uutI ~, ."
rnmnNn In 1 door below Harding q HAlsoD p -.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-22

J>RoM 50 cts. To S4.0G, warranted the best quaint.
i for sale at No. . L. Claire Row. -
july Il r. NJ. Hue sEL
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NOTICE.

THE Banking Houses Of the undersigned and NJ.
ter Monday next till further notice will be closed
O'Clock precisely Persons having business it'll US
will oblige US by attending TO 1t before that hour
COOK SARGENT,
McGkEGOR X LAWES,
Sept ], 1853 LOUIS A. MACkLOT
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Unimproved Lane

Unmproved Lane .ag Sale
c.ln Acres nDitnproved lii q
e)Av miles from the river and ) Er" .f-F. l' Clara
for sale, third in hand baaG, = seuty-
four Months credit with interest. FL, ...
T. q. LADS.
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DISSOLUTION.


THE Coparnership heretofore existing between the
subscribers, under the firm Of d. Z. EipRrpGE d.
Son. is this day dissolved by mutual consent; all ae-
counts due the drGn viii be paid TO d. G. Eldrdge.
ID, &. ELDRIDGE,
G. ii. ELDRIDGE.
ID. G. EldFilge will .titl continue in the saiae bnsi-
the old stand where he will be happy all
those who mas ayo him with call, and will warrant
them satisfaction With his goods and prices.
Davenport Aug. !, lr53.
B. SAME ORD
JIAS recently returned from New York with good
i supply "f Drugs and Medicines. Also. a choice
lot II Teas and Segars. with great yaret, OF useful
and fancy articles too numerous to specify. Among
which fine Pen aud Pocket Knives. Razors, scis-
Needles, Speciaclcs and Eases, Thimbes Combs,
and Brushes. Ia good assornent) Pocket Books Wal
lets. Porte Aoaes, Purses Pocket Compssses, Tobac-
co and Snuff Boxes. SHAY ing Boxes, Thermometers,
Goggles Violin and Guitar Strings Percussion Caps,
Fish hooks and lines in great variety. Paints, Boxes
and Brushes, Fancy Soaps, Perumcry, &C., dc.
He has just returned from Saint Louis with full
supply of Notwithstanding his assortment complete
all Of the best qusy and viii be sold at the lowest
prices.
Davenport, July 9TH, 1853.
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LOCO Yds. Of
WIRE sCREENERY,

INRON No. 2 to No IA mesh, from 10 to % inches
II wide. or wider il ordered in quantities.
For Rolling Screens for grss mills. all sizes for Fan
ming Mills, Neat Milk and Cheese Safes, Cellar Win
dows. with or without frames tsend sizel wire for
brsiding sleeves and making Brooms DE. 6e.
Sereenery for foundry aud shop windows 10 prevent
breaking glass and not shut out iighi-a al Chicago
and ST. Louis prices.
Al the Steam Agricultural Depot OF
ALOSZO NoCRSE,
Main Street, Moline, Ills. June p.
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BUILDING LOTS-FoF sale, ten good building lots,
lJin the city OF Davenport well situated for dwelling
houses. Apply to 6. L. DAVENPORT.
HARMS POK sALE-Severai well improved Farms
for sale In the vicinity ofhe city OF Davenport For
terms, apply TO June 9, lss333l TIC. EADs.
LIVE cases ruled Cap and Letter paper, now open
II and for sale 70 dealers at low rate.
June o, 1t53-39. w. II. HOLMES & Co.
CASH CASH. CASH,
WANTED! WANTED. WANTED!-aOOOO bushels
W Wheat. l00O0 do Oats, 5000 do Barley;
For which the highest market price will be given In
Gold. kENWICk a son
Davenport. June o, Is52I2tf. Bazaar Building.
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TOWN LOTS FOB SALE.

THE subscriber has sixty lots wing between Harrison
and Main streets and Immediately north Of Potta
waitamie street which he offers for sale. small par
Of the purchase money 10 be paid down. for the re-
mainder. credit of six to eighteen months, will b.
given il desired.
The above lots must and will he SOLD. and any one
wishing 10 purchase, do the most favorabl.
terms. Apply 10 Gorbin 81 IlaHssrn, II. O. building
or the subscriber. at his store on Front street.
Davenport June o. 'J3-5I RICHARD X. ALLEN.
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tnnn Acres In one body unimpro'e' ',.. h, al
lJVJ near line of western railroad e"'"F
or on time. For terms appl! 10 r FAps
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4 'EDAk POSTS for sale by
~ SAMUEL HiRSCHL.
WHOLESALE GROCER, FRONT ST., BAZAAR
st. Louis sugar cured Hams, Ribs aud Sides:
- do do. dried beef and tongues:
For sale by SAMUEL. HIRSCHL.
D.Ypunprt. JLIp. l. IS53
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Unimproved Lands for Sale
Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale.
HAVE one OF the best FARMS in Scott County for
sale. ,! miles fiom Davenport, on the Hickory
Grove road-s7 acres improved. good buildings. and
we'll watcred. ". BARROWS.
Davenport, June IS. 81 Go. surveyor.
+ AFITTE or the Pirate Of the Gulf soc,
l. j. 80. al H. 4. PoETER's.
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Saw Mil and 900 Acres Land for sac

THIS Saw Mill cuts 5000 feet hard LaHD,s roa
Is In fine running order. Situate on se." arb ary
Maauoketa. near Cascade The land is gene rals 80
timbered and will he sold In lots to sum Pu'''@''
For terms which are liberal, applyto =, - vtnS.
au. Is }. NI-..-af-+
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AYERS WANTED

bricklayers can fiGd permanent en-
~ the season bS application to the
'sEport. J. NOTE.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-04
Meeting House Manners.

lis a very pretty spectacle to see a hall
a dozen mtn .nlsrch out Of a pew into the
aisle OF a church, with a great racket Of
boots, and a general gatherment of hats,
cloakS, canes, and umbrellas, and stand
there while a woman walks into the back
end Of he pew. Maneuy rs of this a~2eqon!
kind are vcryvcommon in towns and cities;
but the people Of The country nee not yet
refined into such absurdities. Every time
we see this thing done we feel like saying
Fashion! thou iucxorable tyranll
what fantastic cspers thy yotaries mus cutl
sob! Tor a lod0e in som. '."~s -'
lions She wanted a thimbIe.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-04

INTO each others bosom, Even Whee one
Of you have committed a fault. wait not an
instant but confess 1t freely-lctit cost tears,
but confess it. Aud rs You keep nothing a
secret rom each other. SO, on the contrary,
preserve tie priracieS Of your house, mar
Tiage state, and heart, from father, mother,
sister, brother, aunt, and the world. You
Two, with Gods help, build your own quiet
world; every third or further one whom you
draw into il with YOU VIII form a party and
stand between you,wo. That Should never
be. Promise this 10 each other. Renew
the vow at each temptation. You will find
your account in it. Yonr souls Will grow
as it were together, and at last will become
as o-e. All, ii many a young pai- had, on
their wedding day, know this secret, how
many marriages were happier than, alas,
they are"
Louise kissed her aunt's hand with arder.
Il feel that il must be so. Where this con-
6dence is absent, the married even after
wedlock, are two strangers who do not know
each other. 1t should be SO; without this
there can be no happiness. And now, aunt,
the best preseryaliye Of female beauty"
Her aunt smiled and said, 1--WE may not
conceal fem ourselves that a handsome man
pleases us hundred times more than an i'll
looking one, and the men are pleased with
us when we are pretty. But what we call
beautiful, what in TIE woman plcases the
man, is not skin and hair, the shape and
color as in a picture or statue;b but it is the
soul that is within these, which enchants us
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sheriT's Sale.

Jacob Sauvcll, lDURSUANT to the
va. y command of a GER
Ashford K. GLADDEN. and tain decree and order OF
Ellen, his wife, sale issued out Of the
John kail, and Court Of Common Pleas
Mary Kali, his wife, Of Harrison county, o.
hio, at the March Term thereof A. d. 1853, and 10 me
directed and delivered, | will expose to public sale a,
the door OF the Court House, in Cudi2, in said Harri-
son county, on Monday the 9Th day Of May, 1853,
between the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ. and TOUR o..
clock 7. NJ. Of said day, all the right, title and inter-
est OF Ashford r. GLADDEN. and John Kali, in and TO
the following described real estate, situated in the
town OF New Rumley, in said Harrison county, and
described as follows, to witt ln-Lots No. eighteen,
us) nineteen, (l9) aud twenty, t20); appraised at
$4,000. Also, ln-Lots No one ifundfed and twelve,
Ql2) oio hundred and thirteen, QI3) one hundred
and fourteen, CID and one hundred and fifteen, (ll5)
appraised at fifty dollars, and out.lot No. twenty,
t20); appraised at $1,000 JAS BOYD, Sheriff.
Lewis Lewton, Attorney.
April G., 1853 AZ.
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Treatment Of Scarlet fever

treatment Of Scarlet lever
DR.. 7. p, Hereford in a communication
in the Alexandria Gazette, thinks that too
much physic has been an error in the treat
ment Of s;arIatina. He says, that during
thirty years practice, he has fothd that the
less active medicine he used, the greater
was bis success in the treatment Of this dis
ease. lie disclsims any motive Of vanity or
self. interesti in his statement. Ills treatment
is described as follows
''In conclusion, ! will say, my treatment
OF Scarlet Fever is very simple. Open the
bowels regularly every day, with some mild
apcrient medicine, such as caster oil, SIENNA
etc and keep the patient at rest, and com,
fortably warm; spupge the surface with tepid
out reaTy RI ms patt~ne'va n pay Ills Jusj
debts now, and it won't do to contract any
more. Wei, Peter is about half right, and
yet he does himself great wrong. for his
poverty arises solely from his l~aziness and
bad management. Hechews adime'S worth
of tobacco every week and Injuries his health
beside. If he would only quit that filthy
practice, he could pay for his paper an | have
three or four dollars left 70. some other good
purpose.
Mr.. Tightlist, believes he won't subscribe
to-day-he will think about it-perhaps at
some other time he will call in and take
it-times are hard just now, and people
must be careful how they spend their money.
He don't believe all this stuff about printers
being poorly supported, and thinks tney get
all tn y deserve, and besides this every man
|, ok ou. for himself.
Perhaps we oughtnot to express our opin-
ion Of Mr.. Tightist; but we really do beiieve,
he would do the country more good by
it than by staying here, for he has
or four hundred acres of land in the
country, and plent. Of money at interest and
too, at from twenty to thirty-iye per
cent. His soul is too little to enjoy what
he has. and he would benefit the comnu-
nifty BY selling out and leaving. Perhaps
The Sandwich Islands OF the Hotentot coun-
would suit him b~ettcr--any place where
he would not be bothered with newspapers,
and lectures on the mortality Of exacting an
enormous per cent, for the use Of his surplus
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Notice in Attachment.

A LLpersons interested will take notice that Adam
n Rankin, on the End day Of March, "A. d. 1858,
sued out a writ Of attachment from the Clerks office,
ofthe Court Of Common Pleas of Harrison county, in
the State Of Ohio, against Absal ON Humphrey, for
the sum eight hundred and ninety-nine dollars and
ninety cents, which writ has been served and return.
ed CHARLES PATTERSON, Clerk.
Scott & Bingiism, Attys for Plaintiff.
April q, 1883 48.6t ~
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EEThe Boston papers state hat q per-
fectly satisfactory experiment with Phillips
Fine Annihilator was made in that city, on
Tuesday evening. Two Of them, we un-
dsrstand, ex~tinguished a cigar in less than
eighteen minutes.
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Eg-'is this the place where they are
selling wet goods, sir?' eve have none
wet yet this morning, Miss, but if you will
wait a few minutes, | will set the boys to
weting some Immediately. What kind Of
goods do YOU wiah?'
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Bg~A farmer, who recently had bis but.
Ter seized by the clerk of the market for
short weight, gave as the reason hat the
COW from which the butter was made was
subject to the cramp, and that caused the
butter 10 shrink in weight.
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-. 49, Fls CT
las most a'tohlS1l5.! on record. AFTER IortY years
slc"hoss' Two years exc. uiIallng 2fiue, tue alnpa-
la1oA q one l~s' tha t'e oH'y, ana llnipS Almost q
mass 1t eating purifying, tisca7,}lag ulcers, 70 oe
CuieH oF elSh' oouieSJ u Ndy5otNs EItfact OF Yello"
Do'N ""o 'ufst9i'44la' Is almost MIRACULOUS
RLA9 TIE cGGrIicttE,
n. ~3isiPo2'a o., Ail3 san. :, Ioo2
TX uuts9rf-DeaG St:-i send you TINS to certli
y i" !oH mt your EAu4cl OF lGllow DOCK ana
'7ii-n2tA'a mas PERFORMED one OF tEc most wonder
'ui Ju,c' Nh me 5Iat rs ever been erected on man
J haTe Dooa ail'ale! loI t9rty Years with T~Tuploa4
on my IeSS una laeti III 10Y Ihey got 50 bad that |
hau 70 go on eIuIch5s, ana m Io49 mad one lee.
aiLPuialoi hopIg we Knee III aDo9t9 months atIer
NY o'.oi icy p'Hro oul III Iatge eallhg ana running
sores rom my hhee to my loot, ana dlscharget, u
gItat uGu. u GitiSlys niait2f NY groin ais9 broke
out III laIg9 plLIs' "1lcH alschargSq hluci offensive
mdller' ana at Ils same ul2o my lcit manu- DroAo OUT
III 5a'ge running sores nearly TO tn9 Gtoow'
inc misery tlnt l have suffered Tor the last two,
years / cannot describe to y9.! was IN such agony
llal l heyef rested day, or njlght. l was gwen up to:
4la' ana ~ lA9 He'P OF Ood haa mace preparation
iqf uehtl' ana mad pointed out TO my faIhliy the,
place where 10 bury nay remains. E.
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EgrA young fellow hsving been charged
with getting drunk the night before, and
wishing 70 justify himself, declared that "he
never was drunk, nor never ment to be, for
II always made him feel 50 bad tie next
morning =
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been appointed by che Probate Court Of Harri.
Hon county, Ohio, Executor Of the estate Of Moses
Cairns, late of Monroe township, in said county, de-
ceased. All persons knowing themselves indebted
to said estate will please make immediate payment.
and those having Claims will present them, legally
this date JOHN KNIGHT, Executor.
April IL, 1883. .2t49