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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-06-18
From the Portsmouth Republican.
A Case of Doubtful Identity.

r
Robt. McAuley went from Lucasville,
Scioto county, Ohio, about six years ago
to California, leaving a family behind
During his absence they have been receiv-
ing letters from him, and only a short
time ago they received letter from him,
in which he stated that it Was his inten-
ton to return hone. He also wrote that
he was sick. During this week gentle
man presented himself at Piketon and
represented himself as Mr.. Robt. McAu-
ley, and said he was out Of money and
unable to walk home. Mr.. Hallam Hemp
stead kindly volunteered to take tie sick
man to his supposed family. He was ia
kened to near relative in the neighbor-
hoed, where his wife (as he claimed
lived. The wife was sent for She came,
but failed and utterly refused to recognize
him. She said he was an impostor, there
being no resemblance between him and
her husband. 7-s, 5 lss 5t
n The gentleman endeavored to relate
circumstances to convince his wife and
friends that he was no impostor- die
seem to know almost everything that i
would be supposed Mr.. McAuley ough
to know. The family and brothers still
refuse to acknowledge him, and we under
stand he is now in this city. sick and ou
Of money. gss a ea1a e.. eas.
| What adds to the mystery Of tht
whole affair, is the seeming fairness o
his whole story. He knows all his ole
neighbors and everything about theil
history, yet his family don't know him
Some Of bis neighbors say it is him, bu1
others deny it.
The whole mystery will be solved in
time. He is now in this city, and viii
perhaps go upon the legal charity Of the
township. + q a'A''i ~ A-s as 's
| Ey."Yo Yon'll have to beai the response
bility.'" said mother TO q bight-eyed
young daughter of our acqu aintance. who
thought Of marrying without the mater
nal appreciation. ysbaE ~ aas a.s
81 expect to bear several, ma" said
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-06-18
The Babies.

e s.a.-sy Hc Dubies. II ss7J j. a5s,-.. -..r
Halls Journal Of Health thus estimates
the cost of feeding baby, deprived offs
mothers milk: I,..-4. -, A..
"a hearty infant will swallow during
the first year Of its life, fourteen hundred
pounds Of milk. in which are twenty one
pounds Of cheese, thirty pounds ofbut:er,
and one hundred and twelve pounds Of
sugar, AT six cents quart, with the
necessary sweetening each dear little
creature costs, for food alone, $50 for
'po - = 'HassS Z 'f'iaaos as4 srsd s .spH
-. b.hsA g9A.l
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-06-18

Eg II say, friend, your horse is lit
tie contrary, is he not?" y ss@i s'ssA
mo, sir-eeW gsassa-ssf gss
"What makes him stop, theng" Fa's' Y
"Oh he's fraid somebody'll say whoa.
and be shan't hear it," gs ia8 9asB'e-e
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-06-18

W"Mr. Lemon has come over to our
party, said a politician exultingly to an
opponent. r.Well,i your party has moth
ing but Lemon aid TO recruit with, must
be IN bad way, afss, o. ee,- aajs,si g 'af
Il .ftf rsl ystL ,st5kIa .d 3
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-06-18

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EuflNn y - li.LE
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-06-18

But stay not at the gentle words,
Let deeds with language dwell; a.t
The one who pitics starving birds, ~
Should scatter crumbs as well,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-16
TSsE
LIV ER INVI4ORl ATORl

PREPARED by DIR. NSFTIRn,
Comp undeda Entirely from G-TM3
II s, ONE oFsrttE BEST PuRffArIvE AXD LIVER ME-
u St now oFtoEe the public, that Gdtdrtic
Saog not iy as e q Igs P Psmsng
the stomach sn bowels carty OF matter, thus ac
eli etaaIly without Of the
LtHrttcs It trenshens the the sam time that
and !,en in pdsrase doses viii
The LIVER is Of the principal regul4tors of the
Gumap b1tly; and wnen IT performs funetinns WE'LL
almost entirely dependent hvaay ction OF tn
,e a@e at ul1 sna t a
stem suffers In consequence .ot orgauths LIVER
gan, of5the proprts it his study in
p5actics q more than cara to dd some remeir
wierswit to counteract tile many to which
To this eysi a. q. s,
1--WE saI1 iss
has but u try bottle and avctionis certain
nvsar ting thy s1nas s3o =, 6ils
thoe Sthe cause of the dseSseN
RnLoUS AgGAlkS AND. WHAT IL,
p S REyEXTEB, occasional use of tis
One after mt to relieve the stomarl
,,1R RIs one dose taken rtFas prevents NIGHT
OILY one. dose taken 1t 'night loosen. the hove.
zsR RI az, an! cures 00Sl TZFENESS
IN iss taen after meal yin DYSPEPSIA
sI5 7EID1fi1Es sPoonlals viii always rslisy
One bottle taken re III.
nnly one dose immediately relieves ClYOLIC VILE
5sPsssSa sS5 Sis I2F eoIERd
~ yny one bottle needle to throw out Of IN
one bottle AZ Eeo slssa 81
loWness or unnatural color-lrom; tie akin =
the e9is 5aSs9 and & sfFs
s ysr. F95sss ss5fs T&I 211 Az
on. or tS So9 g.e. ssr:. %os to tn
UiIret there Is M spesdier remedy in
the world, as Il neDsT. 6lila. 3 r. . @ s'S4S ~
~ 4 feF bottles curss0DRoPS1, bv exc,t,,s 81.
absnrhents, 80. = 4St'Ftts st'f
a3ks PlsaSTTs Il recon- nsnling this medicine a.
and al. EEyERs u Bill LIous TYPE Il o5srat
on sne thousands are willing testify to its
N0GS- LES. RQF 80 y t4s1
ss5Zoo 1 aots s'i s56s zee 'ft &c
THE AVER INVIGoRAT t5R
Is SCIENTIFIC MEilICALlIlIsC0yIRY.s e -:
SoEfnE cuFss ameFt too itcnTs y,
~ ~. h gtbtng 6sNsat ON m re
ComplInt from thee worst dHndies or e
e9GnmG1 4s1easae all Of which are the ref 2s
- sz,tst7 tseF 2 =
.PRIcE ONE DOLLAR PER Ro7rIV
Dk sASsE9h1 SIS Broadvsy NS. va.ls
&uu Eetsited ny All UEuKgists. Sold aLso NJ
4 EasI4z!A . u. I.0s An {, cf,. vheens v
GEORGE u. ICISFI5A. M - --
Sc dtICyTTflNFEIP
{. It1S3 aNnSsZFs esS Z I rs ~
COMNGIS SION ME = CIR 4 MN
No. 100 Market SQUARE & q =
- -. 80 - NVsF4fT7.EG 5FNYf.ss.Vs a
s. q 5000
:SIs ~ Raj ats ocl6 "a IL
AZ l21ng sill Sort IsS = lTf5- . -
~ lgzz4 AsLSEl Eli ,sIyyF&R4 4 IN
Y tsls1 asllsrTS ina Nl5l.s 80
Us 5sss'sss s0a tet sale by si's'75ess
20 a. RnWARps 4 RRo.
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Chaaper than EVer.

- \ JFlsTIp6F- shan. EVef. r---
~ REAT DISTRESS heavv losses in the EaSt Railroad
Stock Bank Stock, and all forced Market
1ndS0i atruiuous prices the Importer Manu-
ar have Just returned from the tstert cities have
purchased goods those ruinous prices, anI
nv the pnblic generally, gondA
order lin Goats. Pants and Vests the
Fashionable and clothire than they
hav ever heen offered in this will get fne
clothes for the yonave heretofore paid
Come and Huy b,,s toc26l ..sg A. N ADAMS. .
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ron ALL THR puRPosRs OF a.

u Z
THERE has long existed pablo demand for ~ etc
five Purgatiys pill which could be relied and
TO meet that demand extensive trial is Yifies
has concusEetF shown with shat
hut nal eaEy make de Est Of al ri One rbica
should have nonebf the objectOns hut al the
and With What succasa We would respectfully submit to
the pablic decision. it has been for the
scriEolo15 and irritating to ths bowels This Is not.
Hla2y OF them produce much gripping pain and Tevul,
good to be Gbr:Eei from them. These pills produce no
irritation pam, 7ess Il from pFeTously eist-
ing obstruction or arrangement in the bowels. Being
purely vegetable, no harm can arse rom their in
any quantit but It Is better that any medicine should
be taken judciOuSly. Minute directions for their uss
ii the several diseases - which they applicable
given on the box among the complaints which have
Complaint It's various forms of Jaundice Indigestion,
Asnguor, and Loss of Appette LstlesSness; Iriaby,
in tbs Side and Loins for, truth, all these but
The consequence of diseased action IN the liver.
aPeEie4t they afford prompt and sure relief IN Coative
ness, Piles, Cole, Dysentery, Humors, Scrofula and
Scurvy, Colds with of the body Ulcers and
purity OF the boodi in short any and every Whes
They haze also produced some sinRulary successful
cures in Rheuuat Gout, Dropsy GrHyel RTyspcas,
and Side They should be freely taken in the spring OF
the year, purify the blood and prepare the system for
the change OF seasons An occasional dose stimulates
the stomach and bowels into healthy action and restores
the appetite and yigor. They purify the blood and by
their stimulant action the crculaory system reno
the strength of the body the wasted or
diseased energies Of the whole organism. Hence an oc-
csional dose is advantageous though no serious
arrangement exists; but unnecessary dosing should
never be carried too far every purgatye medicine
reduces the strength, when excessy The thou
Eand in which physc required cannot be emu
Anerted here but they suggest themselves the reason
of every body and this pi Is found to ansyer befor
purpose than thing has hitherto available
TO mankind Where their virtues once known the
public viii no longer doubt what remedy to erpIoy
il need of cathar;ic medicine. Being sugar-Wrapped
they are pleasant to take and'beng purely vegctaben
harm can arise from their in any quantity.
For minute directions, see wrapper on the Box.
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PENN ) Y VAFTfA r AIbR0 AID!
aVJTINTES ARR 4NG EMENr.-On and after Monday, De.
THE F4sENAILs TRAIN,eave the Passenger Station,
every morning, except sunday, 81 lock, Pittsburgh
time, arriving in Phila.ielpE4 aplI so p. NJ. 20
riIEEXpESS TRAIN leaves the station every evening,
The Johnstuwn train leaves Pittsburgh
lay except SUNDAY, at m O'Clock, p. ms 'prg all
mediation Team for Turtle Greek Bridge leaves da,ly e-
cept Sunday, at ln.4 The Seconi Accommodation
cepted at 42Oi The Third Accommodation Train for
turtle Greek leaves daily, except Inday n
l.45 p. . Nail, M; JOhustown Accnmmoa-
On IL First Turtle Creek Ascoplmod4 tinn "a
Second Accommodation, ~ AZ Third Accommodation, III
Trains Bairsyie Indiana, connect at Rairsvie
Intersection with Maui Cran East. AMI
he JOhnStnwn Acca nmOlari Train East and West.
Pittsburgh COnnesville rrAins stopping at all sta
lions the Pittsburgh and ChnuellsVile Road daily,
Train Rsrurnin:. Trains from pittsburgh
lrd Gnnnellsvle Road Pittsburgh, 1 and
travelling public will II greatly to their interes
ne1ng East West travel BY the Pennsylvania Rail.
passed any other route As the ROAD Is bIlInsted With
entirely free frnn dust, promise safe.
w. speed and comfort, all who may favor this
their patronage.
.rE " IS Philadelphia .......... 90
- IS As Ratmore.........- ......,.,., ? 81
$500 iTsTrsbrr, y = = ? S
Baggage checked 10 all Stations on me PsnuSrIvania
Railroad, and oPhilalelphia Baltimore and York
PASSENGERS in the will charged
Ten Cents In aion to the Station rates, except
tions where the Company has no agents. atp5s 2
NnTtcR.In case Of loss, the Company will hold them
amount exceeding 8lW0. 30 rs : rs
n BThe ENrelsor nNibns Line, has been empIo ed to
tronvey Passengers nd Baggage Depot at
rharg MOTTO exceed 25 cents for each
1.-THE P. L. r. PASSENGER Station,
JAM on Liberty and Grantsbs PITTSBURGH.
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S. MAGAxN-AX OH MAID.-The Southern
Literary Messenger draws portrait of a Ger
tain type Of the "old mai :"
.rbe morals Of Sally Magann nre-preachers.
These ii aoes. For these it discovers its >rllall
capacities "f needle and t,rend; aud concerning
these, next to wet g,aals aud theatres its gig.
gly-gahbling isattticnt beyo ID all measure. IT,
sew on butt II for apIcc..er, to visit his wife,
10 embrni1cr a pair of shippers for him. to he
<iOken toby him when 1t atfrclatrs along the
S rect. to kiss his children 10 death, is the first
jnyOfS Magazine. II the p,eafher is Unmarried,
then is his divinity complete i'll the eyes of an.
5. Magann. HOw.it hangs upon his lips, asi,
sits in pew, and pushes up the bonnet slipping
from the hack OF its heari Its ferveLt prayers
that the Lord will deliver tim intogthe hands Of
i suitable helpnate! ltsaLouyuous letters OF
gratitude for his refreshing sermons! It's ncng.
pnnquet,! Could it bepii>icged to makea robe
de mutt fr the right young minister, it would
willingly die
"Bmt Its destiny rarely comprehended the bet
ter-I.aIving Of pulpit joys. Generally it atlvan-
res by distinct, hut rapid lnrtanorphoseS, to
III which case the SOnr element la
its nature is seriously increased nnlaggrnva!e'l;
tor a Sally Magann acidulattcS tiercer thar any
other variety OF female. On the 6ther5hand, it
may, as heretofore ntiuiatcti, marry. Its deSti.
ny themaincludeS early Widnwhuod, an unproml-
i>irg, unkept Child two, and a most dreary
'.tter-rxislence 0fpntidiness and paregoric. 49,
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"a New Lieht =

" ~ +A91'9 hAVi+ff'.t
'INttE Drummnnd Light produced improved SYLyIC
Y OIL, has equal. and after rsrsonai 4nd-atis
factory trial wepr sc Tito to the pbc Te CHEAP
and hest light now In Tits heense tits
tre"from MI properties It is cheap because the
cost hour essthan halfa cent. Itsthe
The smaller lamp will nrn Brilliant with Seady dars for
WE'VE h"nrs without reflng gtyYspcen
Tor any ordinary sized rnoE ami having
It tn public favor. ttstt 4 G ~ - Il IT,
For sale Wholesale and Retail At the House Furnishing
Sore Of ~ K. DDNHAN & CO
jan 10 = ~ No. us, Main ST. EVhes Ifnv Va
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PENNsYBvANIA RAILRo 50.
-LNEIE CHEAT CENTRAL. RnLlrE n,n.arttn,. tLa a

TNFIE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE. commenting the Allan
tic cities with West m N7rt-Y stern. AMI south
Western States bv Railway direct. THIS road
also connects at with daily line Of st amers
all ports the Western Rivers and cleveland and SAM
husky with Steamers to all norts the Srth Western
Lakes: making the most direct. cdeHe't reIiqJls
the Great Vast. sIa % q :
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ttA tlII-HE5N PtILADELP' AND PITTSBURGH
FIRST CbAsS-Roots Shoes, Hats 5an,l3I
Cans, hooks. nrV Good Tin bpx baleSj y, y
Hnd t-unks) Or-s Yin boxes and bales) @ per tVV hs.
SECOND GLASS -D9 nestle shsesing. 81 ~ 81 ~ :
Drugs ia eaks Lssthsr per lbs
On FnIsoF hoSeslWooland sheep Pelts s,yI- 5,,..,
HEastward.. = tlas -.
THIRD CI.ASS-Anys, Steel, Chains (inS
caskSl Tenn. Bacon. and Pork salted 80
UnoSe ortn casks )Eobacco QUO per lOO lbs
ie1, tsxcept ci.ars orcut.1 s.. &c
POHRT,H CL ASS-ODf-e Fish, Baron, Beefl t--s-
lard LaTi OH. Nss 80 Il Ash Ger per lbs.
man ebay, Tar, Pitch Rusfn &c. -
RIOUIl-=-t5c per Dbl until further notice
notice. - =
per bale exceeding 500Ibs weight. unit
further notice. 1883 -i
phia be IaIteulsEto marx spbs Ps,i1s, Ia
irdrod9 All Goods TO the agents Of this road
a Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, viii be forwarded without
detention.
PRgIaHT AGENTs-G Evans 81 KiIby street Boston: p
CI1rke No Aston House. and No William street a. jshn
MSOonaH No Battery Plsce Y WORK; Pierce Zanes-
Twin q o. and SpFingnan Hrovn, Cincinnati. q:
r o NJ ,lisn, Madison, Ind Dn'nesri Bell ( 60 and
Carter& JeWett Louisville, KY: q nRiIev Co. Evans
yileIfl; y = Sass, st louis, Mo; ISir1lev 4 Co
BE phis Tenn Leech Co, Ghtcago, ms j p CIlasS PTt
Wayne Ind Sneed=r, PhiIa; WaEraW Rooms Balti-
more; D A Stewart Pittsburgh
III -i4IISTOy. Gem Freight Agent. PhiIsd.
: ar3iyl HI LoMRtERT- sapt.. AItoon4, Pa. s.
FIR ISSII65FiF GPAf1fF NIENT.
!. -
- - mi 80 =,
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NETE have ontanI and receiving daily a large an6
~ complete assortment iofIIats Caps embracc
every variety of STYLE and price. lin
cresing demand for first class goods, have paid pa
cnar attention to the getting Of such express
aapet to the wants of our ARRANGEMENT
With Eastern houses ARE suc that enabled frrnIs
The of Hats and Cans ntroluce
promise that the uost beautiful as
sentiments well the best qualities every description
arctic be f"nnl at our tahlishmeHt.o 1924! s -.
The public respectfully nYite TO- call and EXAMINE
will spare pains give entire satisfaction
81 ana n. HARPER r SON
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I
PAssENGERs

FROM TIlR W EST GOING SOUTH,
TWICE daily (Sunday ptesJ for the Relay
= HOUSE, Richmond, Pc.
tsrspurF Weldon, &C. &c COtq. River and the
RichuOnd, FEsd riekkbuE Rtilfoad) 81
sEshdid and steamers Aeqnia Dree thence
mac Railroad
Hours of departure from washington ESQ A. n aud
BIZ (SundaIs Pied Leav on Sundays ut $50 An
OnlS Baggage under charge of specia agent checked
through to Richmond, Petersburg and Weldon.
From Washington to Richmond =. S-55d
K Prom do - 20 Pet sTsbnrg. . fI6 "a 4
From do Wei Ior..... sta 81,
- From do, to WILMINGTON ..........s;I8
The Richmond, FredeFcksluF and Potion sc has
been IN for 22 ana Ia all that time,
senSer either een ii aeoient which
Is without parallel in the history Of Kar lads in this
country s. RUTH, Supt Trans
june -, lSoS 1 sf -ts51 falfi 81 10 jv1-lS p
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Cincinnati DViin1in gton & zanes-
s. - willie RailFoad

NJ ER5HASFe, public ReneraIIy
VI arellerebY respectfully the O.i r.
B. sud toFRarifreisft
north OF 70 Cincinnati, NsHminrta, Wash.
ingtan, aE9ssstr snterMle-.
for the West
the wishes Of cousignorg, whether by Railroad or the
River from fihGinnati, dEEITIzf
FretEht viii delivered during the winter
months tom j To Ase NJ: Summer months
ti1,t 90 2 z. and stppeI. the companv
sCpSapanSsa GENTS
siyipe attention toliiusnne the f1Iost
the forwarding OF property
trusted 20 their cafe.5et ssss&z4zs
the Freight Tariff psbFshed 81
the Company apply SO z5etsEf5s . gIST5sss
go Ski Hex S1fpFIE, ssss =
n General FREIGHT AGENT.
Hlysld -s-sg2zs+ Ediss ~ EanesVflls. Ohio.
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-WaEELGR & WILSON'S
Medal amilv Sewing Machine

FNIIE UNANIMOUS F.4vutt ,tt4Cu mas ATTENDED,
4 th- introduction OF W AEELER q TZLSOTiS IA II
fIYs Sc VINO AdGHhYE, IS su tuieht evidence its
xcelleuce. IT. needless now to that this useful
sTnment is coming domestic Institution; fact is
TecoER ed by It's successful in thousands Of Families
every rank in life. To those who have hitherto refraned
from avaing themselves of ttE ayantages ne
'uS say ABILITY problem to be Solved
hut success already realized The Highest testimony is
tany Tered eoncernlS this ict, which has given
this Instrument so wide aud 4nvabe!a reputation.
These Machines are exhibited and sold by
s.fs tf,.. JAMES EWING, Agent,
+ 400 Hornhrook's Building.
Persons wishing stitching neatly can be accom-
mod tied Ttnntiees 10 Esr ~. - ap6- w
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.FEie sonofthe ottieiating clergyman is mar
clergyman" has been married. more than five
Thousand 1irrcs.-Bast0n Past.
We pity the fello y who marries her the next
tiIne.-- Sf'e London Star.
Medon't; we envy iiiIn; She makes an excel
lent wife, generally speaking Boston Past.
Most men are rather afraid Of the woman who
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"a PIECES Ft7ysStrv;I-li TlrlisseIS elS-
Iet-sF7te neg an1s'se1qfftl Ila1.s
price, ~ 70 s1EsE ]. @. HARBOUR
0ps Eos 14s RS51 Ct.
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Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAIIHIOAL1


Great Northern! and Southern Mail Route
-, FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN. AND WESTERN
.z - - TRAVELLERS. st4 p -
fTNWtce DAILY Sunday night exceptedJ between Rich
mond and Washington City via Gordonsyle and Alex
antlita,
Returning leave Washington. a. M.and4 PM
Arrive at Richmond 1:3u r. n, and a A. NJ,
Baggage checks and tickets, given through between Rich
t'nOnl and Washington
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and hengin excellent order and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give She hest guar
Antee of always securing connections shown By arr-
walls daily Richmond Washington city in advance of
the Steamboat line. 10 s.ti5l9 Hl.Ia6 55afl
FARE sETYEEN R9ENoND ND WAsHINeTIN, $3.50
An Onuibns will he founI ready to take I'll rgh
and their baggage of wearing appare between
DePots free of charge, with ample time
take their meals, whether going North orSouth.
Through Tickets can be obtained between DanVle and
Washington At the Terminus of the Roa
nets to Danvie An Agent of the Company viii receive
tend tn their baggage all the Way Washington the Bal
ttnDre Depot. siitie4a 5ft5 - : =
The fare the blythe mail line by heod steamboat
route. ~ = -
There ehsge t.tcss
lnOnd and Alexandria. fei
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etlast found ,anypersontrou
.PLAINI, in any,oI its forms
coavictionis certain.
'uOfbi4 or bad matter from.
pace = healthy HnB OF bile
causing food to digest we'll.
living tone ami health to thu
The cause of the disease
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SOC SHERp MUSIC -s5 sar 5
rhel stock OF shees muse, musical works. &c.,
In the Western country. "a ssla.l' s9a sas
~ Music seast9 any address, postage free. "a
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S UM.MER ARRAN i5E NJ EN- rs.
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LEGAL.


VXYsGREAs on the FIRST day Oft epAeuber 4 1897
w 6odsieh Hubbard and nargssss Hub ard hts
vile executed unto Frank firmer o. Trustee, n cer-
tain deed Of Trust conveying to said ustse the Ind
The half u the south-ea quarter Of section
bumber twenty sven t21) In towns hip etsh t.oJ
also the undivided half the east hasihe northeast
quarter Of the northwest AFTER of sec i'm thirty
four ga 10 township eighty tsO rasse Ave ~ east
Of the 5th u which said conveyance Vas mste by
the raid q cd ich Hubbard aud Ma 81 ret Hubbard,
his wife, for the purIo Of securing II paymFnt ~
certain prorni-sery not AMI thu interest thereon
sgned ~ said Goodrich Hut bard. payspie 20 J. y.
Danchlee an Eli IT, and dated TIE first d5y
of eept-mocr, u lso1. and payable a. follows: one
for AIRY dollsts payable IN pin ~ days dat.
promissory note for the sum ifiy do!lai ysbe
in six mon rs from It's date apron lssory rote for
the OF fry dollsrs payable In nine mon hs from
II. date aud pronissory note for be sum OF eight
hundred AMI df,y dollars, psyab n one ar from
IT. date tn interest at the rate Of ten Ter cent.
pe- Annum after dee.
Ard now the nrst three OF said pIomssorv notes
having teGom. due and aysbi aud the said Good
rich Hubbard having failed to pay & e same, kraLk
Pumer Trustee ss'or-ssid, do h. rely give b pub
lie notice tina by virtue Of the power which is
vested by said deed u Tfu T.: VIII, on Monday the
ninth day ~ August, 4 ID 1888. at the Lour OF two
o. loek ia the afternoon OF said day; at the Court
House In the city OF Davenport, expose and OF
fer for eae, at public auction, tie parcels OF lspd
above described, or much thereof shall lie sui
Gcient TO satisfy and pay the amount OF aid nplef
vita he interest I'll. reon to tie day Of al, tber
with all the costs and expenses attending sad sale
COTS of thl notice and Trustee fees Upon The
com lsi0n OF uoh sale de III 0e given in
daf wi the stipulation of said deed Of Trust, con.
veying u and perfect title ~ the tract land sold
to the purchaser
FRANK PLuMgR,
Jy2OitS Trustee.