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Washington telegraph., 1862-03-26

COUNTY OF UEMPsTEAD.
In the Hampstead Circuit Court in Chan cry
November Term, continued 10 1lth Decem
ber. 1861.
Ben iamn b. Bobo and Louisiana
his wife, CompFts.
rs. Petition for Partition and accounts
Reuben Moren, Francis McCown
and Lucetta his wife, Travis ".
Moren, Ambrose S. Moren.
James Collum and Ludecy his
wife. Erastus Wren and Lunet-
Ia his wife, Hosea Robertson
and Mary Adeline his wife, ana
Joel C. Moren, DJ'ts.
GAME the said Conplanants by their sole
u itors and filed their Bill herein. as also the
affidavit of the said complainant. Benjamin B.
Bobo, and it appearing to the Court that said
bill exhibited against the said Reuben Moren
as the Joint guardian of the said Louisiana
Bobo, and Indiana Moren now deceased is for
the settlement of his said guardianship Of said
complainant Loisiaua Bobo and ntestate In
diana. aud for partition of the estate Of the
said Louisiana Bobo and Indiana Moren, and il
appearing from the affidavit of the said com
plainant Bobo. that the said defendants Travis
W. Moren, Ambrose 5. MoreD, Erastus Wren
and Lunetta his wife, Francis McCown and
Lucetta his wife, Don-residents Of the
State of Arkansas.
1t is therefore ordered by the Court, that
unless the said non-residents be and appear
before this Court on or before the fourth day of
the next term thereof, plead or answer to com
plainants' hill, that the allegations and charges
therein contained will be taken confessed
and the prayer thereof decreed accordingly.
And it is further ordered that a copy Q: this
order be published in the Washington Tele-
graph, a newspaper published in th, county Of
Hampstead. by four successive weekly inser-
tions. at least thirty days before the next term
of this Court, till which time this cause is con
tinued.
Copy from the Record.
TEsTE: SIMON L. SANDERS, Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-26
NOTICE..

THE undersigned offers his services to the
L public in obtaining Deeds from the State
of Arkansas for Lands sold by the Federal
Government prior to 9th May. 1861. and not
patented up to that time. Also. Deeds for
Swamp Land entities made either with Scri p or
Money.
THOS. ii. SIMMS
y. B.-Always found at the Registers Office.
Washington Jan l. 1862 52-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-26
ATTENTION!---NOTICE!

a LII those indebted to the late firms of
"A Block, Jett & Co., and d. Block S, Bro,
viii call Immediately and make settlement
d. Il V. BLOCK.
May 2, 1861. l7-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-26
NOTICE..

To the Stockholders Of the Z. 4. q z.
Navigation Company:
A T the solicitation of numerous stockholders.
II | will defer the commencement of the work
to some future time. The call will not be re-
qured to be paid at the time mentioned. Our
State is now invaded. Every man will be re .
quired to he at his post.
C. M. HERVY, President.
March 18th, 1862. g.
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-26
DISSOLUTION OF C0phRTNE2sHlp

ME have this day dissolved the copartner-
w ship existing under the name and stvle
of BlOCk, Jett g. Co. The liabilities
of said firm will be liquidated by D. & V.
BLOCK, who will continue business in their
own name All the assets consisting of notes,
book accounts and merchandise have this day
been transferred and set over by deed of settle
ment to that effect to D. & " Block.
DAVID BLOCK.
VIRGINIUS BLOCK,
EDWARD d. JETT,
BENJs p. JETT, JR,
washington, Ark, May 2, 1861.
HAVING this day sold out our interest in
Ill and to all the notes. hook accounts and
to d. & V. Block, we withdraw
from the firm of Block, Jett & Co., and tender
our thanks to the community for the liberal
patronage bestowed on the late firm. and hope
for continuance to eur successors.
EDWARD ID. JETT,
BENZ. Z. JETT, JR.
May 2, 1861.
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-26
NOTICE.,

z WAS committed to the Jail of Pike
county, Arkansas, on the Both day of =
La December, 1861. Three Negro u
S8aVeS. who say their names are BEN, DICK
and PALA, and that they belong to Jefferson
Herd, of Ashley county, Arkansas, and say
sAey LETT him about five months since. The
Negro NAN Ben, supposed to be about twenty
two years Of age, about five feet in height, of
black color. The boy Dick supposed to be
eighteen years of age, about FIVE feet in height.
l"f copper color, and has scar above his eyes
and nearest the right eye; also a ssar on his
night knee. And the boy Pala is supposed to
ee about fourteen or fifteen years of age, of
copper color, about four and half feet in
nelght, aud has a scar on or near his left eve
Ihe owner of said Slaves is requested to come
@rward, prove property, pay charges and take
fsaa Negroes away. or they will be dealt with
rs the law directs.
WILLIAM GILMER, Sheriff
II by WN. X. SMEDLEY, Tailor
. Of Pike county, Arkonsas.
" Dec 30, 1861. 52-6ms.
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-26
CODartElelSksin.

AVlNG this day purchased all the interest
Ill of Edward d. Jett and Benjamin p. Jett,
Jr. In the late firm of Block, Jett & Co., We
VIII continue business on our own account
under the name and style of d. & " BLOCK
DAVID BLOCK,
NIRGINITJS BLOCK
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-26
From a Pony to Four Horse Coach.

I will give my undiuided attention to the Lv-
cry business, buying and selling horses, mules,
carriages, buggies, hacks, wagons. and any
thing in the Livery or Commission line.
Ny Carriage House is iarge-40 by so feet
90 can protect the carriages and buggies of
my customers from the leather or other depre-
Jations, and can store carriages or huggies for
sale.
also tame the widest horses or mules break
them to the saddle harness; gate match
horses to 60 together; learn trotting horses to
pace and pacing horses to trot; learn them to
>.Efcs the ntusic.'' or shoot off; teach them any
trick you may wish them to learn; make baulky
horses to pulls cure your horse of any disease,
aud nick or dock horses at the shortest notice
Connected with my Stables, | have n
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-26
NOTICE..

DURING my absence in the army, w. W.
~ Andrews, Esq, is duly authorized to act
as my agent. Those knowing themselve. in
debted to me will please call on him and settle
the same
e. BOWMAN.
Washington. March 10, 1862 1913
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-26

n%The Yankes claim to have Obtained
100000 worth of cotton iu Nashville
A day OF two after, Al Ere 10 Boston,
two thousand bales Of cotton and 81, 1000
bushels of corn and oats were dessroye9.
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-26

H|A resolution instructing the CON-
mittee on military affairs in Congress 70
enquire into the expediency of increasing
the pay of non commissioned officers asd
privates. was adopted.
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-26
NOTICE..

A Ii notes and accounts due DR.. II L. Nelson
n are this day placed in the hands of Mr..
John ~. Smith for settlement. All persons to
whom he is indebted will please call upon Mr.
Smith during his absence to the army ana
make such arrangements as their claims will
admit Of
Washington. March 26th, 1862 lis
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-26

t%C Capt Thomas Clay, who was taken
prisoner at Fort Donelson with Gen.
Buckner, is the son of Col Henry Clay,
jr. who was killed at Buena Vista and
grand son of Henry Clay, the great
statesman.
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-26
NOTICE..

p II. BINF0RO, Esq, is fully authorized
IL to act as my agent during my absence in
army.
JOHN 5. TURNER.
March 2G. 1862. 1I-3w.
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-26
As Cheap as the Cheapest.
AND BETTER THAN ANY STABLE
WEST OF CAMDEN.

Nv Stalls are large and well ventilated, with
IErt floors so there is no danger of your horse
falling through a rotten plank floor, or coming
out in the morning with s'ootten and stiff joints.
have the best Hostlers; the best Saddle Horses.
the best Harness Horses; the best Sulkies; the
hest Buggies; the best Hacks. and the best
Drivers of any Stable in Southwest Arkansas.
The travelling public may rest assured that they
can at auy and all times be furnished with a
No. Saddle Horse, Suiky, Buggy or Hack at
nv usual price. | never take advantage of a
strangers necessities-n,y prices are the same TO
all persons.
Passengers sent to any part of the State,
Indian Territory, Texas or Louisiana, in light.
substantial buggies or hacks, with the best of
horses and careful drivers at the shortest no.
tioe and most reasonable terms. l can furnish
anything at moments warning in the livery
line,
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-26
A e. A e I'D .

HAVING this day reconveyed to Mr.. NJ
II WISEBERG the Store House. Warehouses
and Town Lots which the same are situated
in Washington. together with the Stock of
Merchandise remaining on haf'i. recently pur-
chased of him, and also assigned to him my
Books e accounts for Merchandise sold. and
all Notes, Bills and evidences af debt growing
out of said business from the date of purchase
to this day he is therefore hereby fully rein
vested with all the right title. claim or interest
which | may have derived from him in and to
said Storehouse. Warehouses and Town Lots
and Merchandise on hand and he alone is
authorized to collect and settle all debts created
in my name at the mercantile establishment
conducted for me by said Wiseberg.
JOEL ID. CONWAY
Washington, Ark Dec -, 1861. 5e-tf
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For Hire.

4 excellent Rrick-Lnyer. He will
IA he hired by the job. by the day. ny the
month, or by the year. Apply to me at Spring
HILL
THOS. BRANDON.
Jan. s. 1862 59-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-26

screen. TilghGian has been sent g
the peniteDtiary At Alton. Illinois. Thst
is the WY the Yankees srest prisoners Of
var. .flhiA 1iai
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-26
ESiaCixsnstth's shop.

Snd No. l Horse ShOer. Horses shod Or
other smithing done ut the shortest notice, and
on reasonable terms.
Wholesale and retail Agent for DIR. C. F.
Brown ; celebrated YOUNG AMERICAN LIN
IMnNT and II ARDEY'S PATENT AXLE
GREASE-twn ef the best articles in use.
Agencies solicited.
G. A. DAVIS.
Washington, AIay2 20-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-26
a. O.. BROgvN'S
Select and Private School.

" I'LL be opened for the instruction of n
w limited number of boys on the First Mon
day in February next.
Those desiring admission would 10 well to
make early application
Washington, Jan. s, 1862. 52-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-26
Office.

A LII those knowing themselves indebted to
n DR.. James A. Williams are earnestly re-
quested to make some arrangements for the
liquidation of the same. Their accounts and
notes be found a his residence during his
absence on the frontier.
Washington March ). 1862. S-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-26
NOTICE.

T0HN VI. ANDERSON, is my duly authorized
d agent to transact all business for me, and
in my name, during my absence to the war.
80. w. MAYFIELD.
Washington. 26th March. 1862 ll-3
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-26
To The Travelling Public

Qtass-s1 On the first day of Septem.
G5@151- Der last, reduced my L'very
NabLs prices as follows:
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-26

Feb. 10, 1862.
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-26
The STATE OF Arkansas

Jan. s. 1862.
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-26

COUNTY OF llEMPsTEAp.
In the Hampstead Circuit Court in Chan cry
November Term, continued 10 1lth Decem
ber, 1861.
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A NEW ARTICLE.
DIR. RODACK'S STOMACH BfTrEKS.

IN. hOpICh DlohaNb bi1 6tkS.
new and delightful Stomachic anil Cordial. for
giving t"ily TO the Stomach. and for the prevention
of bilious complaints ncilrnt 10 the Western coun
try. Try it.
As g morning drink to assist dig 'stion and re-
Aese dyspepsia. it has no cqual. Try it.
IL taI is supsfioi 10 al her Biit,rs. Try i.
The formula of thcSr Bitters, now leGl) the sole
property of DIR. Roback, originated with of the
oldest and most eminent Medical Practitioners Of the
West and tits directly rrsdcaiedupon the wants Of
Western people.
These Bittcrs derive their stimulus from the pow
"riul tonic nature Of the roots and herbs Of which
they are composed, and rs they are, by allaying
unnatural cravings uf the stomach, directly prom
Jtire Of TEMPERANCE,
the present proprietor believes that in making them
Hidely knuWn the public welfare is subserved.
1t viii soon be for sale 10y all Of DR.. Roback'S
numerous Agents, and at Hotels &C., the country
over. In the meantime, orders will be filled direct
frm Cincinnati in any quantity. and at the lowest
rates. II Is put up in Quart bottles, and securely
packed ia Que duE. cases. Half doz. sample cases
WILL however, DC packed and sent to any address, If
desired.
Retail Price, 81 per bottle, OF SIX for s..
Principal Office and Sale Rooms, No. G. east
Fourth st 81 Building from Mainst., Cincinnati U.
! Laboratory iii Hamuion st.
! For sale in Wood county by Peck & Hamilton,
; PcrrysburR; A. j. Gardner & Co., Gilcad; +. Y.
! Turner, Portage; :. w. WhitiInore, Tontogany
! :. Cyner, Otscgu; H. X Atkins New Westfeld;
| s. l.. Boughton. Buwling Green; Banks 4 Patter-
| son. Pembor,iilc 4. Iansdale, Frecport T.. Il.
! Rosendale, West Mllgrovc; s. Il. Emerson; Eagle
! vile and BY druggists and merchants generally
: throughout the Union. '6l-40ly
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INCREASING. THE SIZE OF FRUITS

AxeSs AarseryInon and oters, grea,
mama has existed for few years psst tor
multiplying almost indefinitely tho varieties
Of their fruits. without sufficiently bearing
in mind the Importance OF improving the
varieties which they already possess. Pro.
teRSor pubreuil calls attention u this sub.
feet in French horticultural journal. We
eondense some of the operations which he
suggests whereby the size Of fruits may he
increased: J. Irsfting the trees on :
weak species Of stock for instance. rho pear
III the ounce. 9, Pruning, so 81 60 deprive
the tree Of certain portion ot its shoots.
Ry tlis means the sap. which would have
Seen absorbed by the parts cut OF. goes 10
increase the axe oi fruit Summer pruning,
which has fer It's chico; the removal Of q
large number OF shoots by diSbuddlng aud
pinching, hse ths same elect. 8. Let the
bearing shoets 10 short Ms possible, and in
immediate connection with the main branch.
es, Fruits growing on the stem is Slways
larger than that situated al the eItremites
,.t long slender bTpnches. {. Thinning ou,
the fruit when too npmerouso 5. Shortening
the principal bIRnehes AZ the winter pruning
and checking IL tho summer tho vigorous
shoots. .. Supporting the truits, 90 thai
their weight may not become strain upon
the tooi.stalk. Z. ModerSting the amonu,
Of evaporation from tho fruits, Fruits COW
sSed hy leaves are larger than those on the
.Es,ns tree not shaded. II is necessary how,
efeT. IA order that shading may not affect the
quality of ths irpit, % expose IL when tull
Bro%n 70 the direct action OF the sun. Ito
diminished evaporation mSlst be attributed
the considerable increase Of siIe which
always takeE place in fTutt introduced into
bottle being cle.sed over the portion OF the
branch, from the dry action oi tho air, sud
constantly surrounded with inoist, warJa
atmosphere. which Keeps tho epidern.is
pl.Sble, sai stimulates the growth of ths
tissues.)
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We dare 10. share the A.grs's ,r4st,
Mr. yet ais hope deny
We only know that God 10 Just, -.....
And every wrong shah die
Rud, seems the song each swsrthy face,
FLAME lighted, rudcr still
We dsrt 10 eirt br hsiaess rscs
Mus, shape our goOs or ~
That sws cf sh,ngsisss jss,ics BIND
0pptsssor eli, opftcssedi
All, elcse ss STA and suffering joined,
We match % Fs,, sbrsss,
siss on, p,or hesr,s your chan, shall Re
Our agn II hlight ar bloom
The vsla .soug 81 Liberty,
ut dsathrune of cut juom
- A,,on,ic Monthly.
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MEDICINAL.


nR. J. n. S NIT HI
Would respectfully inform the citizens Of Wccd
county thst ne has permanently located himself II
Bowling Green for the purpose Of practieing Aedi'
cine and Surgery. In addition 10 a regular course
" study, Mr.. 5. has made himself acquainted With
the special mode Of distinguishing diseases by 90
minstiUn Of the urine of tho patient prartsed
by the late DIR. DELANBAU GfI and for al Chronic
diseases viii say unhesitztngly that by Following
Mr. DIS practise in such csses, he has had better
success than from suy other mcthod Of rsancn,.A-
Among The diseases which Dr. =. prOtesscs to treat
successfully may be mentioned the following, Wig:
Dyspepsia. Liver Comp, int. Consumption in i,s
early stages Diseases q the spleen, Asthma, Spit
ting Of the Biood, Palpitatun IF the heart Rheuns-
usm, White Swelling, Dropsy, Scrofulpus Diseases,
Jaundice, Female Complaints in all their varied
foruis, Low Spirits or Melancholy, Fever Sores,
Ulcers. &r Ifpatcnts with any OF the above or
kindred Chronic Diseases will send some Of their
urine taken in the morning in acleanvial, Dr. s. can
make satisfactory diagnosis of the case nearly "a
well as il The patient were present.
Nov. ~, lSG0-20tf.
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Frrrrsburg journal.
DEEDS OF KINDNESS


svrrosr TIE little eowslir
should haag is gol,isn cop,
Asa say, "i'up such iaJ so~S
IA better sst er0r ~ I"
Hsr nsey wssry tfs.sis,
E.su uiss NJ trxrrsrs ensn
pOw mssy livi, cAId wUsid sre-e
TO lose q CrcB The DEN,
suyposs uhs s,iss,plsg de~.sr'p
ppon The grass shculd say.
swls, can iisle dew afcp dot
rd better ron swsy."
THE blade o. which it res,s1,
D,fcss the day wss done.
without drop to N 'isten Is
Would wishsf in the sop.
euppose the little Srestts,
upon summers day,
Should think them n,elvss t,c small " col
The trsv1sr W. his wsyi
wso would no, miss toe SnillCst
All softest onss ths, blow,
kul think they made sFr.ai siS.aks
II they were tsk,ng sol
Bow macy 6ssd, Of findpess
A iit.ls child NAV do,
Altaough II hss SO little strength,
vi little VIE ivm 80
Il ~Aots ipipg spirit
Much ,eore &an si.rngtb, IN pr,y,
How many things rtiie nay d.
For clht,S ~ ais ll,'.
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AT FORT ROYAL. iss,.
RY JOEY o. vuirriBx.

RY JOEY O. vHirriBx.
rBs tsns-l,ghts glmner 90 the land,
The ship-lights on the sea;
The night.-ind sinoo,hs With drifting sand
Our track on lone TyhSs.
AZ last our grating keslr outsliie.
Oar good boats fcrs ard swinE;
lsd while we ride the laud.lsciea hds.
Car negroes r w aud sing.
For Gear the honirin holds h,s GINA
or music and of snng;
The gold ths, kindly Nature sits
Among his ssais Of wrong;
The power 20 make bis .o,liOg days
Ard poor hon, comforts piesSs,
The suain. relief Of Isirth that Pl,ys
With sorrows minor KEYS.
Ano,hsr glow than sunsst's Ora
Has flled the West with light,
where t.ld and garner, barn aud byH
Are blssing through she night,
TIE land 10 wild with fear sAl Ls:s.
The roui runs mad AMI fssti
Prom hand 10 hani, from gsts tS ests.
The raUipg sraal! % pssS.d.
Ths lunt glHS' fall, strong ssroa
DARK faces broad with sp,iiss
Not ihsirS the terror. hate, api loss
ihs! hr3 yon blazing pilss.
Hith nsr-strokes amius :. iss.r song.
Th.y weave IN simple lays
Ths ya,hos Of rsmstnosred wroag.
The hors Of better days.
The tr!unPh-nots that Miriam sung.
Ths joy az uncagSd birds;
so::@pips with Afrc's mellow iysgu0
Their b.vleI Sasoa xAxs,.
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A NEW TO AN OH tt NE.

I,rS Drtt. Esq. wy 10 Jobs,
whfu we wer: hra soquaut,
You acted very much as n'w
You act ss,sat the Trent,
You stole my hopuy sailors, John
Ny houny ships als''.
You're aye the sarnA a rec beast L, ue,
7chp rull. ESQ. nv .o'
John Bull. ESQ, nv jo Juhn.
Sipse we we're lipk'd together
fall many jolly hght John,
We've had with one another.
Nos nust We Nsht az iin, Jahh1
fhen stuih uSg9i
knl Gvi will htlp tb. hon ,st heart,
Joha Bull. Esq, uay T..
John null, Es9,, my 70 Iohr.
A kciutury has gone by.
Sinse YOU called nae your slave. J,su.
Since at you let fly;
You want to fight il out again
That war OF wAsts aui voc
You'll hni ne much the ssu,. -! soos,
Jahu Dull. tSl,, tuy i'.
John Bull, Lag. my je Joon.
II lying lcoms have tod,
That have los, any plucs, Jrhr,
And 6Ght rot AZ OF old,
lu'd better not h:lirys it, join.
Nor Scofn your aucien. TO-,
Ior I've sccu wcalrr daNs thss .1iS,
John Fall, Esl my Isl
JrSp Nvll, Ese,. my ~ Ichn.
N:ar G.is, vy Ianguage pain
Irc4,r srlute YOU uuprVeiet.
never smote IL Vstn
II ycv want pSacc, peace lett bet
Il waf-bS plcsEad ~ krbS.
Th"tio tnr l'cter vet remain,
Saha Ball. Lsl.. my ~
.. lanity Va,
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SMOOTH uANrs FoR DISH
ASHEHS.

kELr in a saucer corn meal wet. with
vinegar, and when work ie done, aud n
triHe Of soap has done lie ofIice, rub your
hands faithfully with tesspoouful Of this
mixture. rinsing off, and rub your hands TIL
dry; the soitncss of your hands will repay
you. should Bluebeard suggest the idea
of waste Of meSl. suggest in return this az su.
fnent. that you can bcfn his crsyat in hall
the time, and III warrant you he'll sett Z
back into his Easy chair. putting composcdly
his five dollar nieorsclisum.
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sone of the Negro Boatiaen.

eA, pssis, 30 tanks De Lcyi BE s.sa.
To s:t ds people frss;
An mAssa Iph II day ~ dccn,
An we OBJ jubilee
ps Lord dat heap de Red s.a waves
Hs jus' as 'iropg as den
Us cay dc word We las aicAt slaves,
To-day de Lords freeneu.
De ya~ will grow. dc sa,tOp eIo~.
Wen lab ds .ies an soful
Oh, AsbhsF you fear. II rsbkss yvu -:
De drlysr blow Lis sets
cai asssS or he trsbblss gone.
lie Leah ca lava behind
pe Lords brsaslow him fsrJsg Sc,
Like c'Tu-shyck in DC wras,
We own de hoe. we owU dc ploSsb,
We oSn de hands dst hold
We cell de Pig. we sell De scv.
BOT nsbbes chile hs sold
De ysa will grow, ste,
We pray - Losa ls Al vs. siess
Dat LNas day ~ bS tr-%,
ps FoFt-r'inftsil 70 d piNes.
De Wild dgrk to de ssa;
We dnk il yhsS Dc clyFsb-t-li t;rS.
We drspR itiH &c erssH;
ps ries-eisd mean Is ~Asp y siss.
ps eagle when he setslsS.
De yaa VII grow, W,
ne know Dc pronass EsbbsS t,.l,
An Hshhsr he ss s0Si
y. Ma De 'pqssiss ~ Dc jail.
ss VISITED tOr che Lsrd
IN 20" b ofsn shsry door.
An sor away 81 keyi
Hs AHs W. ist hiS &c bsivrs,
We Ivs AiN sss.sf Tree.
De yam vii grow. .,s,
bs hRg OF ssssy susdoh,rsi =
AMI win secret pam,
AMI su.iiss ti.ss SEEN siis =. .ss.s,
Hs hear iss ~. ;sirt,l
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Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,
-oR TIGH RAriD CUEr Oy
Coughs, Colds, InnuenZa, Honrsrncss,
Crowp, lironchitis. Inripicnt tOn-
sumption, aud for tho Reflex
Of tonsumptivc Pasienrs
liz advanced Stages
Sy IlG Disease,

ip! "a 4 tsrp IL p, M ,JsniIy NGNG tnr "a. any
othe ,- She ,r, { hnsLsr ling complaints that il
Is useless Ns puhi he tVilrnce "t S v'ru+. IA
unIivao-i d. -shcr i, tu lie ned eHiip snG ~ srNtE
Wondsffa af l,Hl. oahry dbrH'O. hare ina!n IL
E1uwn ,hr..Eh i!a "iyiiiari nations m ihG SSrii.
Few rfa te ninnitirs fsh,lles Aa'lI Ia N
who haya Nol sam, personal eIpr,icnss Il il s!ect~ -
tGna living ,r,,v in tiu ir Ll.t f IL. ,icto,y tvcy She
sah Ia al dpnErtor hiAd.E IF ir thruEt aHd lnngF
As AN ksnw tiu IT"saln fatality e ihss Anrers; and
s.tNss An", $50 tAsris" .hS IsrHs, va Ar~ nct
10 more In thrI taht n las new h tho viz
tges that 81 dL have when making NE which hSo
son ~ strongly upon tho c'',i, Nra ~ IaAnki'd.
Prepared by DR., J. C. AVER 6, Co., Lowell, Mass.
s.Ss-For sale al Peck s. Nantons Drug Store
Pcrrysburg. Ohio.
October, i7th is6i- G4yl