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Missonri Graduated Lands.

As will BIZ seem by our advertising
columns, Messrs. II. c. Cross & Co., of
Cleveland, are agents for locating the
cheap lands of Southern Missouri.
BY r, f-rence 10 his act, i, will appear
thatihe guilty of the land has nothing
to do with lis price, but merely rha time
it has been IN market. For instance,
lands which were Offered ia 1875, and
are sill un old, ale now being entered at
the rate Of l23 an acre, while lands not
having been offered until 1850 may be of
an inferior quality, and yet cannot be sid
al less than si,2j per mere.
Attention is now being drawn more
generally TO this State-rich in all the
resources which tend to make a great
Comm nweallh- from the fact which is
rendered more apparent every day, viz:
that Missouri is destined, and that al no
distance period, 10 be a free.State.
These lands, as may be supposed, are
being rapidly taken up, and 10 those who
seek investments Of this kind, we would
say, call upon Messrs II. C. C & Co.
and buy a few hundred acres Of really
good land for a nominal sum-, ard We
you will never have cause 10 re-
pret il.
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News of the Neighborhood.

ARREST OF CouNTERFEITERs.-LARGE
HAUL OF BOGUS MONEY The Younss-
town Register says Two strangers. giving
their names as Wallace and Miller were
arrested in that town on Monday Of last
week. After speaking If The arrest and
discharge Of one, and his re arrest after
additional evidence had been obtained.
and the other one also being in the hands
OF the officers, the Register says:
After da.:k. a search was made in the
coal cellar o. the Mansion House. from
which Miller had been seen 10 make his
exit shortly before, witch resulted IN the
finding. hid under a boara. at S4,0OO IN
counterfeit tens on the Forest Guy Bank.
Cleveland, 81, GOO in tens on The Rank OF
Commerce, Cleveland, SI8 in twos on
the Agricultural Bank of Pittsielc.
Mass, 5000 in bogus gold coin, princi
pallv of the denomination of one dollar,
and S2,75 in quarters aud halves The
money was taken in charge by Prosecu
ting Attorney, r. j. Powers. for safe
keeping, and a hearing of the case before
the Mayor set for nine O'Clock Tuesday
morning.
The Town Hall was thronged with
anxious spectators. The indictment was
reed, and the examination preceded. Ii
was in evidence that the prisoners had
each made a tender of bogus money to
&r. Squire, landlord of the Mansion
House, and had offered to sell him a guam
tity OF the same for ten cents On the dol
lar ; Wallace had been seen, on several
occasions by Witnesses. with a package.
assembling the bundle of bills shown in
Court ; had been seen TO drop a bill in
the stable Of the Mansion House, which
was picked up and found to be counter
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the birth Gay of Washington. and the
greater proportion Of The speeches and
essays had refer noes to Washington
We would like 10 lreatof the various per
formances and speeches Specifically. bur
are unable TO do so still We cannot for
bear speaking OF one or two (aud hop-
not 10 be considered PARTIAL which in
terested us greatly, one was Washington's
dream, with a prologue and an essay on
his life and doings. also a little declam-
rsation by a little boy, entitled. My
Brooches oh my Brooches. which was
well spoken and seemed to lake well with
the audience.
A paper called the Cleaner, contained
many good things. It's editorial column
(lk. many other papers we have seen
had a very puffy article about its many
and celebrated contributors, in all par ;
of the world. also many other advanIa
tages it has, &C., DC. We concluded
the editor must be something of a %funsler,
for he got off many funny things. in HI,
connundrums. about tie Noon. After
the reading OF the paper, we listened TO
a few more speeches. and then Mr.. Noon
announced that the summ-r term OF he
school Hould on the 12th Of
April, and then dismiss, d the audience,
who felt that they had been well paid for
their trouble. We wishIhe school much
prosperity, and would recommend to tie
cuizens hereabcuts to lend il their aid and
support.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-09

RoBDERY.-An Irishman Of the name
of KeaIing. living oE the II ,ilrnad. ju,t
above the D-po', was robbed IN Thurs
day last o. 1915 in gold. K-a,ing and
his wife were gone. leaving AN aged NO
nan. the mother of k~a'ing at home
alone. She having occasion 10 go 10 a
neighbOfs on an eIr4nd. licked the door
and took the key. On her return in a
few minutes. she found a back window
open, a stout chest containing the money
hr"ken into and the contents gOne.-COn
nennt Reporter.
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CARD Tn LAuIEn.

VI. PERcIE's 'HArHISH" PILLs.-The importers Of
thls reliable aHd safe remed, for Female CumplaiI IS
you'd respectfully call the attention Of Amer eau la.
ii-St to e AssuiaiiIablr IN removing Instructions and
irregularities of Il e m'nses, PROM fIg restoring them
'h VI cases Tie sssfr essi0s so 20 anon. i speedily
relieved and tht re Nili b= no ree@4rsHes of thr comp
T'stii tiS r NEEDY is u ed acc riding to d Fect ons.
N"leh accompany each hox ami package.
SfEClAL NOTICE
EN'siNTE. or sHsPeetiEg themSsices so, are
.1II'oNea ase'hsf SsIHP them. as miscarriage R0Hif
sHsEt' L9a'es desiring an increase Of TaaifY sk9sfd
Io'esS t@er use esfireiE as fec pulls sGt zOHfE
Nosta Se sure 10 Pre5sH; Prca E4acg.
fFopFieiors. mi oriers. OF aLents can be in ne wise
Responsible after thi. Ammunition. AI.h ugh certain
IN sleIt-ttey are so mild rs never to produce injury
to the health
NAIL PACRAGES.
having tAe appearance o. an ord nsry letter. Price
Stud are soil only hS our general agents who will
SEM them by n1 !. post paid. on receipt Of price
BoNes SID: lalf Boxes > cents. MeSsrs. V. r.. Al
VEN < Co.. Cleveland o.. are our seneraIagents
All orders with promptly filed by them
sold w WOODS d PEW. Wholesale Agents. and z
\ SMITH 81 Co. Warren. and by Druggists gene
ANY fIune ~ 5~-Iv.f
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Deaths.

In DecrieId. Portage Co. Ohio. Feb. 22d
Mrs. MARIA OSWALD, wife of Mr. Jonathan
Oswald. aged 81.
For some time she had been afflicted with an
organic disease Of the Heart and DIoIsy Her
end came suddenly ut last. To her family her
loss ia irreiarahlr; hut she leaves I~hini her.
and for their inhrriianc-. the fragrance uf II maine
that is above Ruhi.s. She was Il faithful iris al
a devoted wife and neither. and an exemplary
.
Portage Co, papers and MahOning Register.
please coiy)
In VIENNA. Feb. 2Sth. MlLESS wILMOTT
Esl . aged 80
Mr. VIM TT after much stiff ring quietly eel
ASLEEP ia rite iaItl, o the Gp,<isL. { CHRIST. in
he hal been u Irutcss-I aud practical
ab,ut 80 years.
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Yours,

A British officer writing frnm Trher
an, Persia. 10 the 'Londou Times re-
m~aIks:-"A Cathartic Pill manufac 'ured
by an American Chemist Dr.. J.C.AYER,
of Lowell. Mass. has cured the Shah. OF
a Liver Complaint that threatened his
life. This simple TACT. as might be ex
pected, renders the 4 mericans immensely
popular here. while We English are over
looked. Doubtless our OWN scholars
made the discoveries which he employs,
and thus il is in everything; We do the
labor. than the mouSing Americans put
their mark on it and take the reward.
Doct. Aver is idolized by the Court and
its retainers here, which wall doubtless
be re fected to him on a gold snuff box.
OF diamond hi!ied sword. while not the
name even Of Davy, Chri>teson or Brodie
the great lights by which he shines.
is known.'-New York S4Rday Paper.
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Quarterly Bank Statement OF the Ohio
Banks
By the FEBRUARY RePor, If the Auditor
Of State, we find thar the Banks of Ohio,
on The frst Monday In Eebnary. bad OF

None of The banks make a better ex-
hibil than The Western Reserve. That
institution has on hand, of Specie, S6i,-
4Sl. 80, which is double the amount held
by any Other Independent Bank, treble
that held by any Free Bank. and is ex-
ceeded by but Two of the Branches of the
State Bank of Ohio, Wis The C3mnercill
Branch If Cleveland which had $751;
1865 So, and the Union Branch of Mrssil-
Ion, which had S69.s47 81.
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ATLANTIC MoNTuLY.-rbe March
number of this Magazine is fully equal
TO any of its predecessors. The high
position taken by the frs number, has
been more Than maintained. Three Sc
rails are now being ncblishcd-in This
monthly, each one o! which has sufficient
meritlo stamp any periodical as belong
iog to The first class. The most popular,
of these, and deservedly 50, is the Pro,
lessor at the Breakfast Table, "a contin-
uation of the Auiocrai) newt is The Min
ister's WooiHg, by Mrs. Stowe, and Bulls
and Bears.
The paper upon Charles Lamb and
Sydney Smith, is exceedingly Interesting.
Holbein's Dance of Death. as its name in
dictates, is a history Of Iiolbein's wonder
fII pictorial aliegory which attracted 50
much attention in Europe long ago, and
won for the artist a reputation as wide
as il is durable.
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felt Sl0cn the Bank of Commerce Ci.ve-
land. OIhe testimony of a conclusive
CHARACTER against The prisoners was elici.
ted. The case was then submit ell will
out argument by Counsel. when the
Mayor required the 10 give bal
in The sum of 81 0UO each tor their an.
pearancr at the next Common Pleas
Court, In default f which they we're
sent over TO Can't ID on Wednesday
morning. for commitmest to al.
WIN The b'gu, money IN me- founii
10 Ih- Cellar. was a liSr of names OF AGENTS
and dealers in this and acioInin. roam
tI-S. which Is now in The possession OF / t
Prosecuting Attorney. for u ue refer
ence- Also a rec ipe fur making ta<,
C IN. and a rec, ip'rd bill Tor 81 a.. from
Per A Frasse. Wa rh aud Too r,ker
A.-l Gu, iur some AT, Gle TRACED md
presumed To be an mgr dient in the man
ufac urr OF bogus coin The name OF The
parry purchasing Is also elaborated from
hi bill.
TIN re- is M doubt that = certain cIu,.
has been obiaInrd TO au * ensive cnmni
nation OF counIerlei'erS and dealers N
ihis %sectiOn. thai will lead To "A breaking
up Of ia" gang. We can hear air, aiy
o. considerable squrming in certain quar-
I-rs. in view U! al Expose of names ami
local tiles.
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SICK HEADACHE. OF LONG STANDING. PER
FECTLY CURED.

Philadelphia March 10th, is5S.
Dr.. G NJ. J6KsoS. Dear Sir: u had been troubled
IRON childhood with fIeGu-nt attacks OF Sick Head
acne accompanied with another common aud painful
hlNeIs".f r ~hich | vai"iy snu lht relief Tor eighteen
wears At length Ly the percussion Of my mother.
VII" Ia been greatly hsnedtted Nv their use. resort
edtS v"ur HoohIrds Germ IN BiuerS; AMI I am indeed
graf Jed 10 he able 10 "a, that a ( W bottles effected a
perfect cure Nv appetite. too. Shirh vas formerly
very Irregular. has te-n conpi, tel. restored. and 4
feel better than ecsr before Vorrs truIv.
MRS CORNELIA C
~ South Front St
ASS for Hoon mis- German Bittcrs. It is sold w
druggists and StnreSeeirrs In ev ~ town and village
in the United ats, West Indies and SoFth America,
- - cts per botJl-. Mar 5-9x
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WARREN MARKET.

HENTEuy or -nr Nj sprEr - tn-r-SEs
~, IN e..
-. p;,,b..a ri.o,na,i .i.hin
=. ,.,anm.Lo ,.,uL.,inhom,
49,, ,h.,.,oar :. ox.aoa;onrr rh,b,
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IN.
-, t,,oor
oa4..in tho n.,u, = and ,rrcs
n,u ho,L.ln,, m
D.. =, =
=;
N
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o''"
Flour, contains 10 reial! at the same
rate, Sc, 10 81, per b, according 10 quail
iiv.
WI r. ,,,.
-,
'I"''! '"a' mere VIII De an ""'"'io' j"
the p'Ices paid the coming season, over
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-09

10 peEilii ofdbfi>ch NcNCis VI L dileS-
VIII, to revive a Judgment obtained some
twenty wears ago again-l j.. SIN III and
Sidney Rig lon in a sur for issuing Illegal
money Newell infsnis o m ke the
m ,ney by selling the M1in,on Temple il
Kirkland Lake Co.
Mr.. Gibson introduced into the house
a few days since. a bill that will b. inter
esiing to editors; !, is a follows.
A BILL.
To all the detection Of tie authors Of 1.-The laus Pub.
fcations. and to compel Publishers Of Newspapers
ard periodicals 10 diseio.eIhe real maize e The author
Of any Libelors AIon,nou- Communication.
SECTION I BE eRncted by The Gen
er0l assembly Of the Stote Of Ohio lha
f auv runli>ner vt a ~parrr or PER-
o iical shall publish, or shall have pub
li>hed withia on veal last past, any an
oIymous comm nicariom IN which is crn
i,In>d anv Iibelou~ Charges against any
ppr>on or prisons, ihe person or prrs'"-
5nainS. whom such lib luuS charge J.
made may file an affidavit before a
Justice of The peace Of the C unity il
INC sue"
'"s VI" s
n", 10 a,,,.o,,;,aN H..
published by tie publish r of The pape'
49, aL;.L rI"anJ Ih
:. =.
,r
ra ci;a 90"
nI.;, n.L,u L,,ha L. -
i.,a ~,
81 81 ill., n.,au-nr',i,
-
vL.,,L
ar..,.d ar. br,uub, baC,yo II u.,ic
,ho nil. .b.Ju .sE h n.r.,o or 60.
81. ION. wb;i.,h. -.
,hor ~ ,Lo nan, mons commnni.,,;n
s;.,n.dn fboro ;,sa,,inr Tho - 90,
f,-,L :, N, a. ID s,,h.ihaIi..
,onr n,na,or. Gn.nu Tho da,a =, tho
- nL;aL n.L I;Lerom. ar,ot.
~ 1T -, Ill - !,
-; :, ho Tho A.. e ,Lao
$500 ,or,o,~.o .,os,od - d;..,oso
,ho ,a,I nauo Of tho nersop who :. ,bs
- of.rcL oonm,rn;.,,ion and ,,nor
> fnSaI ~ an,wer sncb oues,i.n The ;ns.
80 sLaII rond.r \ ;udnnen, ag,;,s; tho
norson or persons 60 r. G,siog 10 anx,or
tho coasts If sncb proceedinq and
;..,o oxcc,pion ,berefo and shall e.. IN
.;,h oon,rn;, tho no,sc, or n.-.oro 81 70
=.
So IN
- -. I ~,
iaaI,J.,h
al! co
laiI pes M" III
Gee, d ANY re'H'' ~
~. NAV anoIy 70 rho .b,rf 10 Il.
Iak4n before the Justice hv ulom le VAS
committed 10 Ill, Se'riaa f,rrh Thar he is
IN answer me ql"|i'n put !"
AT" " "e JiS :
,n,tam,i,Y ,i.o L.,;G :. ,oouirrd 49,
.rch par< n or persons b-lor,. III. iu,.Ic-
mi upon answering such question. thu
uS''ce shall diScharse S'ch person or
w, - ,Lsi,iat
.,j IN
answered
Sec. /. 1t the question shall be an
."Fred' 'he I'>''ce Sna', t"'eF tne que>
len his name thereto. and in al cas-
'E"ra ,Ia - 81" anoormar" .u,bor
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BY arrangement with the parties, I am authorized to
oHer the above described property. on the tolloHing
terms Three Hundred Dollars Cash, ON the day II
sale. three hundred dollars ia six months. ana the
balance in two equal annual pay ments, with annual
interest
The property is valuable. the ~bniiiin. handsome.
and conveniently arranged for a dwelling and a store.
18th good cellar. and outLuildings. The property IS
a. the Centre Of Vienna. a good location for a country
store. Those vi ling to purchase can call and exam
inc the premises. or can see 4 dagurrreo;yp- view Of
the house AT my oMre-
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NHERIFF S SALE
SlothOEer Matthews < Co,
Noser & Van Mnrmer. S"Mnoh LIeas-

vs.
Moser & Van wOrmer. N"""0H N
By virtue of an alias order Of sale. in the above eut;-
tled cause. issued Oat Of the Cour; OF Common Pleas Of
Trumilll County. ohio, and 10 me directed and deliv-
erei, | shall Expose to public sale. At the door Of the
Court House in Warren. in said county. on
Saturday, the Goth day of 1iaIch 1859,
between the hours uf 20 o'eiuek A. H., and 4 o'clock P
VI OF said day. the following described Real Estate,
TO wit: SrH,te IN Ni-hnt. Township MOI in the 81
Ran.t OF Townsh rs ia the Connecticut Western lie
serve. in the State &c ohio. aud which IS also in che
County OF fTum-ull. and - knOsu by part OF Lot No
IL. and is bounded as follows. viz: beginning az a
TO l al the South Z ttt corner Of one hall Of an acre Of
land. art el-f To- /. Riley th-nce running North along
the E~s: tine 81 said RIey's lot. eighteen rods to-
pest: th-ber running kas- four Iods and = hall TO a
post; th-ne- running South parallel with the west line
Of said Ri,ey'S- eighteen rods to a post; thence run
ming West tour an a half rods to the place Of negin-
ming and to cOnt-in Que half of an acre Of land. be
the same more or IS
Appraised i: S24Ue. TERNs-Casho on day % SUE.
Al n. LYMAN, sheriff.
SheriG's Once, Warren. Feb 90. ls5g-5w.
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BEhARE! of Il Geld in the Head!
WHEN you ASK FOE
DURNO'S CATARRH SNuFFl

TINT UU GET 1T.
As inferior kinds are often Substrured.
The genuine article HAS NO EQUAL. no Medicine
nor appliance compares Nth il Ia the cure IF Chronic
CafarrA. and certain forms Of Deyaess, Headache aud
Sore EYES
fitis GELEARATEDA AROMATIC. always fresh from
the mil, has been. and till continues To Ie matted
daily, through the Post Oh e. post paid. QOf the mas,
siN Sraf~l wIthdnt a mIsrarrIase Ia any in-tGnce
single Box 81 cts or fouf huxes 10 ont address 81,
BY ne sole Pro- rietUr aud MAhafartur-r
j. DURNO.
March Q. ,5g-4x. albany. N. y.
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Neu 3OOs, tistments.
asua1 Advertisements mn>I he paid in-
wi,eu handed In.
NEW WORK FOR AGENTS
THE LIFE, SPEECHES & MEMORIALS
DNleSeE EeebSg2s'.

COxTAINING us NuST CEI EBEATEDORATIONS
As-LECTIUN FROM THE tULOGIES De
LIVEWEDUN THE occasion o. HIS
DEATH ANbLIFE y HIVES
BY SAMCEL u SMUCKER. A ".
THIS splendid work is just published. in Que large
L vniuEe OF $50 pages. II !, printed On fine paper.
aud hound in LeduIiiul style: contains excellent iiHt
Illustrations Of HIS Birthplace and van ion ~ Marsh
field; AMI a fail length lf- ike Steel Portrait The
Publisher oilers it with crnfieuc- TO the American
publ C. and is convinced that II viii supply an amp0T-
iaht want i American literature No Vurk Na6tO he
Obtained heretofore. which presented. within a com
Iaei AMI cOnvenIeHt com Ass the chief vents ~ The
.IGe OF PANEL " eh>ter- hi~ most remarkable iutvilsc
ia u efforts. and the most valuable and Interesting eu-
ioses which the great men Of the nation uttered in
honor or his mem Try
We present ala IhrSe treasures in this volume at IA
yer, moderate price, and IN "a very Convenient foi m
81 scrptinn price. in cluIh- Sl,7J. handsomely en-
bJsseI leather Ss.iU.
Persons desirOu. Of becoming Agents for this yalua
BILE work, Will address, for fuli rsTuculaTs.
DUANE RULlSUN. Publ sher.
~ South Third 81, PhilA-rlnhIa, Ia
March ith. i-Jl-IW.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland with Cleveland q Toledo. Cleveland. Co
lumbus& Cincinnati Cleveland * Erie. and CIrve:
land 4 Pittshnr zh Rail Roads.
NJ Scion. with fIseks to ChasrFa Fails. &c.
" hantu1 with Hacks for Raveuna-
sracevilie with Hacks for Newton Fails. &c
" warren with Hacks tn Sharon, GreenviIIe Mead
vile. bloomfield. Garfield. sc
Youngstown. with Stages to New Castle. Lowell
Fotana and Enon Valley and thence by P. IT W.
&C; Rail Road to pittsburgh.
FEB. is. 1859. cHASs L. RHoDEs. supt.
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SHERIFF'S SALE AS SPECIAL
MASTER.
Joseph Y. COnoyer.
vs. ]
WEilinm Enr..r IT all
In Trumbull Common Pleas.

Joseph r. Conoyer.
William Porter. ct. all
By virtue Of an order Of sale in the ahovc entitird
cause. issues: out Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF
TrumIuI CouutV. ohio. aud TO me directed and deliy
vrred I have levied ulOn and shall expose To public
sale. at the door OF the Court House IN Warren, in
said County on
saturday, the 9th day of April, 1859,
between the hour. OF 10 o'clock \. W, ami Z o'rl~ek P.
VI Of said ,iaY. the following described Real Estate. to
wit: Situ1tr in Nexton TOwssrip No ?. in the 5th
Range ct Townships ~ the Connecticut Western Re
: rv-. in the II IL 81 OEiI, and which Is also in tn-
County Of Trumhulr and is known ~ lot NO-two. Gl
section - sn'l East lar Of section No. 81. comnenc-
ing in thu miI.le OF the NshoniBg River at the centre
line ,hrausr section -, Ih-ne- Ne. Srv-uty three
chains AMI ninety ei.ht linss C3-a-) to the tine Of
section 81. trrnce North On sail me - Chains an -
links to th- corner 81 the s.cJioa thence Wess 10
Oh tins and ~ iitks: then e South fits four chains ami
:. links to the Curi u lise; thence East 10 chains and
ten link; thrEer North three chains and fifty inks;
fty iinls 5; thence East "a chains and five iink-;
chtins aud - links TO the original town plat: the ee
North ~ chairS and 75 Inks; thence East ~ chains
and ~ links 10 The "a iIle Of the River; thence North
wards doNn sail river to The place of beginning and
contains in all Two Hundred aEd Seventy Six Gb)
acres OF land
To he sotd sufiect to a claim Of Dover by Ann Porter,
wife Of " William Porter in the event ~ her slr'itinS
him Api raised at $3.50 per acre Tsr@s-Cash on
Al INA Sheriff. & SERIAL MAsrER-
sberiT-s Office. Warren. March oh, l-S9-Jw
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Or 64u Acres for $3.50 60. in the State Of Missouri. in
Guiding purchase money ami lees with title
direct from Government.
7 are locating daily Of the CIRCULATION Lands in
W the Stale mentioned. and having a survey or con
slant ly Ia eur employ. We 10 not enter one piece of
land 'ug . nat he SEES. surveys and furnishes a minute
writer description uf the ssmr. which We warrant As
described The lands have not tecOms graduated
owing to inf-riOrity, hut ON ing TO the time they have
l.. Gu uirr-,i in market; for much Of this Ian is inf--
ripr 10 none in the 5 ate. Persons wishing any Of
these lads will obtain better entries By applying soon.
for they are being located very fast
Owing to the great demand for these lands. the l2Z
cent grade Of spod fa-ming lands are mostly taken up,
hut there are ss good farming lands yes remaining 10
the % cent grade as there are in the State
We can yet enter the l2I1 cent grade, but not Of as
good quality for farming purposes
n $40 acrrs Of I2Az cent lands for $1,000: or $40
acres for Sl7U.O0.
Land Warrants located Taxes paid for non-resi-
dents. Collections matte. Western Lands exchanged
and Titles to Western Lands examined and Plats iur
Iished.
q 'ud references given. For any further infOrma-
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Of our circulars or attrrsS
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TIE rri'er Of fbs (oHa Il ,sg hes beer for fro rears
Jast'ss Of tAe Peaes "a ErsR0At. AID is sell EH0ua 10

TIE Trrer Of 1e J0Hsc sRg has beer fer fro rears
Jastfee Of the Peace IN FFsR0At. and is cell EH0uR 10
the etfi=eEs generally
FREHosT. Sandusky Co, Ohio. Feb Esq.
DR TrEEs-Dear Sir: Eartv last Spring. my <ife,
Nh"Se heal D hiss hot 4 cen firm tor ssmr time fo0k a
eoid- Vhieh Eas fOlioNe,i bJ a Continued cuugh. sup
preston aud rroilpsuS bt-ri The liver also seemed
very sluggish, aai N re was scarcely any alton OF
the Il" Nei. She snn-resi a good deal from pain anil
weakness Of The hack hkrwt>e pam n the SIDES aud
hecSm- very weak h n IN n->h ant fsverish During
the Spring aud summer ! emPlUy~d three hysic ans.
J. ut tre oppression continuing and debility Increasing.
th~y thought little Else could he t0he thai "FAfch ur."
81 ialiiat-- and Ore finally told mr that Con~umptiOn
had be en- Gradually advancing. aud she could MT prob
airy survive long. Within two weeks alter eummeHe-
ing Your treatment in september last. she beg IA to
improve, and gained rapidly unti' heath was restored.
st present her hrath is decided v better than at any
time L-'Orc sir &C FIRST residing in Fremont. at out SIX
} rars ago.
She hal suffered 50 nuch before gained so fast after
BEGINNING your TREATMENT. and has hern so well ever
since. that i have felt It "A duty to inform you by letter,
that u NAV - published 10 he world. II yam think hest
(March o. ;. ". REED.