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sHERIFF,s SAFE.

QY VIRTUE OF AsPEGIAL BxEOUrION TO NE NJ
directed from Of the Clerk Of theDist 1T Court
OF Potawattamie county Iowa shall proceed to sell
on Saturdaythe 18th day OF July A. D. 1852 between
the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. and o'clocl P n Of
ssd das IN 'front.' OF the County Tfeasu soce, in
the city Of Council Bu the following described real
estate OF Alvarado Q Ford, to-wit. $500
Lne Sentn-west quarter OF the South-east quarter,
ana tne quarter Of the southeast quarter
SectIon twelve aud tho Norh-east quarter OF Sec
!lon thirteen all In Township seveDty-four, range
forfy-four west, q l9s q lsAsI s. sRfs Y
Also The quarter OF the North QUAR-
yer OF Section sixteen in said Township. seventy-four
North OF Range forty -four West : = .,..'.
Also. Lots one hundred Ind sixty-f,ur ana enc hun
dred and sixty-fse in tine Original Plat Of Council,
BUNS Lot nve In Block thirteen, in Bayliss' First
Addition 70 Co0ncil 1lufSA vas Il ~ FyTs2vfrTsT
Also Lots one two and three in Block fourteen; lot
one in Bloct sIeven; lots three and Il Or in Block
three IN Grm's Addition 10 Cosncii Bum .fssf n n
Sale to commesce ~ O'Clock p. NJ o. saia dry.
Iaken as the properyof A.vsrado G. Ford to satis-
, an execution 10 favsr ofyanes 1sGschsap s.
J. p. WILLIAMS Sheriff.
Council BiufNs, Iowa. Juns nh. 1so2- n5w
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s erin,s Sale.
! Sheriff. sale.

QY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO ME DIRECTED
from the Once Of the Clerk OF the District Court OF
pottawatamie county Iowa shall proceed to sell
ednesday the i4th day Of May A. D. 1852, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock r OF said
Gay, in front of the County Treasurers Once in the
city Of Council Bluffs the folown described real es-
to-wt: %
One span Of bright bay horses shout I've years old
aiso Lot nve (5 in Block sixteen 16) in the Mil Adj
dtion to the city eff Council Bluffs. Pottawattanie
county Iowa. Sale to conlnlenes at O'Clock r. NJ Of
said day. So = - ~ ss5s.sa a Isl II.
Taken a. the property OF George " Mcfarland 10
satisfy An execution In favor Of Sidney Smith.
p. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
Council Bluffs, lows, April 10, 1859.
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MONEY FOUND.

TyOUND - the Subscriber on Sunday. July 9Th 1093s
T on the road between Council Bluffs and Crescent
City, In Pottawattswsme county. Iowa 0epk paper
and other money ~ he amount Of FOURTEEN DOL
LARS The r<de EN- The same BY proving
property and paying enarres.
w. d. TARKfNGTON
Attest: III NsnthDo, shelkg Co., iowa.
EF. EUKDrcK, Co. Clefk
Jrne II 1SG2-wi1-3ts
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WAKING UP.-We see 10 various quarters
signs and indications of thorough waking up
of loyal citizens and loyal authorities
Sensible people begin to realize the fact that
the rebellion is a gigantic demon, and that
if we wish to destroy it, We must come down
upon it with relentless force and fury, in
stead of stopping to parley with it about
compromise, and of devisipg fancy plans of
Cancellation, by which the demon may be
transformed into an angel of light. A few
weeks ago, some timid Union men would oc-
casionally tell US that We were ahead of the
times. We guess from present appearances
that we shall not have to wait for company.
We are beginning to grow hopeful. When
the nation gets into hard earnest then the
rebellion will quickly perish. The senti-
msnt uttered from the portico of the Capitol
last night by Governor Jackson: "Treososs
mast be made odious and traitors impover-
ished," was golden sentence. It fell upon
our ears like the trumpet voice Of a leader
who had barred his strong arm for victory.
The audience felt so and shouted with enthu-
siastic APPROVAL Nashville Union.
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DY virtue OF an execution to directed from the
office OF the Clerk Of the District Court OF Pota-
wattame county, Iowa. shall proceed % sell on Tues
day the 18th day Of August A. D., 1857, beween the
hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. II. and O'Clock P. n Of said
days in front Of the county treasurers Office, in the city
Council Bluffs, the following described real estate
Of c. stone, fo-wt: Farty (a0) feet on the west ide
Of lot pc hundred and hree (i9S) IN Broadway,
in the city Of Council Bluffs, Potawaiamie county,
Iowa. Sale to commence at 2 O'Clock r Il. of said
day Taken the property OF G. Stone, to satisfy
execution in favor Of Aborleen n aIett.
J. P. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, July 10, 1852, IL -
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prisonment Of the editor Of the CircleviIle
(Ohio,) Watchman, Was On article in his
paper advocating the dissemination Of dsq.
Butler.
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RIOrICE Is hereby given 10 ali persons interested,
that application will be made At the regular Term 81
the County Court Pottawattamic TO-. 70 Ashed ID
August 1852 authority TO sell l6tone IN BLOCK
three in HaggS Addition u the town Of Counc1S
Bluffs in said county, the property Of Henry Deli
tebier, deceased. ..
j Adminisfrsfor Of the Esfass Of Hesry Deifebier,
Deceased. lnViZ.
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COUNT NOTICE.

TURORs AND WITNESSES viii tshs notice that the
81 next term ~ tn Diesrict Court VIII commence or
MONDAY. JULY9t& 1852 teDx the lsat Monday
Sad ont aud 6ltcontsnue b session three weekss
Of until All businest \ disposed q.
n u BUR DICK, CDoyt.
Dny 81. 1864 --fdfw107-2tvt2J
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CA submarine battery, thirty six feet
long and six feet deep, has been towed
down to the Peninsula from the Washing
ton Navy Yard. 1t is to be used IN con-
pection with the James river aotlla.
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DISQUALIFICATION.

TIME cO-PARTNERsHlP heretofore exisfins be-
tween K. WKyneit and s. II. Kelly, under the
arm meme OF Kynett + Co.. was dissolved by mntuAt
consent the list Of July inst, g. H. Kelly winoss~-
ing from the Arm X. W. KYNErT,
8. H. KELLY.
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FRANK STREET,
Attorney for Plaisfif

ITO James D. Test and Daniel B. Easey, Srs: You and
each Of you are hereby notified hat there
e in the Cice Of the Clerk Of the District CSur Of
county in the state Of Iowa. petitions Of
closure Of mortgage the following described parcel Of
land situai ed in said county to- witt strip land
humid ed feet wide and eighty long, or the North
end OF the Northeast quarter Of the Northeast quar-
.er Of Section one, in township ~ North Of Range ~
West, described In said mortgage rs the North two
quarter Of said Section in said township "a
North Of Range A. West executed by the said James
D. Test to to the said county Of annie
the sum Of 81 900 dollars with interest thereon 1t the
rate Of ten cent annum from the date OF said
mortgage, and on which there is claimed in said
due the u 81 49, aud that unless You appear
thereto and defend before Of the second day Of the
next term Of said District Court Of Pottawat;anie
county. to commence on the last Monday July A D.
1-62 default will be entered against and judgment
rendered thereon.
RI DOUGLASS
May %, 1852 Airy for PphG
8 eri6's Sale.
DY VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION TO NE pIRECTED
- from the ONE Of the Clerk Of the District Court
of Pottawatamie county Iowa shall proceed to sell
the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. n and 4 O'Clock p n OF
said day in front Of the County Treasurers Once,
the city Of Council Bluffs the following described Real
Estate Of Horace Tarbox. to-wt
Lot in Section 3, Township Is, Range A; Lot in
Section B. Township Is, Range A, and OF \
Block in Grimes Addition to the city Of Council
Bluffs Iowa.
Sale to commenc at O'Clock r. n OF said day.
Taken as the property OF Horace Tarlox TO sat.
sly an execution in favorof Samuel Albright.
Council Bluffs. Iowa June 1859
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NOTICE

hereby given to all people, to beware Of purchasing
certain tract Of land OF Alexander Marshal or Of
Ihomas Marshal, or any otherperst This trac, Of
land amounts to so being and lying in the North
east quarter in the South side Of section 49, township
y MOTH % west for She said 50 acees Is
upon on the 9th day Of November 1859 and any one
purchasing the same their deed will be tested BY
~ 5s SO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
As have paid the Governments TX uponFt Syeay,
and have the receipts to show and amhf regal POSSES
sion of it named in thebond.
June IA. 1862.
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LIVE 4! rERRr ), pARrra. 4. rrrer.

LIVE H. ThhhI u fAHfthL Ne
ITO PARTIAL A.-TERRY-Sfr: Yyu are here no.
titled that there Is now nfe IN the Office Of the
Clerk of the District Court of PottAwatamie County,
in he state VI II, ., petition OF olive Terry,
claiming Of you divorce from the bonds Of matrimO-
ny, the grounds Of adultery, and that unless
appear and answer thereto before Of The
second day Of the next term Of the District Court of
said County default will be entered against and
judgment rendered thereon.
FRANK STREET.
Aff0raeu far plaf Tiff
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QY VIRTUE OF SPECIAL EXECUTION TO me-
directed from the Office of the Clerk OF the District
to sell on Tuesday the sth day Of July A. D. 1852 be-
tween the hours Of 10 o'clockA N. and lociock r. n
said day In front OF the county Once tho
city OF Council Bluffs the Following described Real "a
tate OF Thomas H benton snd Susan Benton to-wit:
Lots nineteen and twenty 10 and 2O in Block two ()
IN Gtendaie Addition to the city OF Council Blus Iowa
Sale to Commence at 2 o'clock r. NJ Of said day.
Taken as the property OF Thomas H. Benton ana
susan 6enton to satisfy execution In George
Wilson. ss sfz9 71F19
p. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
Council Bfufs. iowa, June 9Th. 62.-n4sw Ts,&
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DISTANCES MARCHED BY THE SOUTH
WEST ARMY FROM ROLLA, MO, TO
HELENA, ARKANSAS
RoLLA TO LEBANON, VIA NORTH ROAD.

.E s-5 af -t1. ;sfTT ~ EEFl Miles Miles
Rclla to Lebanon via Forth road .........73
Lebanon to Springfield. Mo...............50-, 1a3
Springfield to Cassville, Mo................61 1s4
Cassville to Cross Hollows, Bentonville and
Usage Springs, Ark. ....3s 222
Cross Hollows to Pea Ridge, Ark..........12 234
Pea Ridge to Cassvile Mo................26 26O
Cassville to Forsyth, Mo.................5i 3l4
Forsyth to West Plains, Mo................S7 4O1
West Plains to Salem, Ark................30 431
Salem to Batesville, Ark..................50 4s1
BatesviIle to Searcy Ark..................50 531
Searcy to Batesvil'e Ark...... ...........50 5S1
Batesville to Jacksonport, Ark. ....25 COG
Jacksonport to Augusta, Ark.............35 Cal
Augusta 10 Clarendon, Ark....... ........50 69l
Clarendon to Helena, Ark 756
IMPORTANT EXPEDITIONS FROM MAIN ARMY.
Cross Hollows to Fayetteville, under Gen.
Asboth. ......................... % So
Fayetteville to Cross Hollows, do do... % So
Gross hollows to Huntsville, and return,
under Col. vandever.. 80 14S
Cross Hollows to War Eagle, and return.
under Col. Dodge. 80 s1S7
Cross Tin,bers to Huntsville, and return,
under Col. McCrelis. $40
Cross HolIows to PineviIle and he Indian
Nation, and return, under Col Ellis. ....12s l39
Cross Hollows to Granb P.ncville, and re-
turn under Capt. Ke.,,nanseggi........116 $50
Forsyth to the forks :white River, Toll n
ber's Ferry, and return, under Col. 81
McCrellis.. ........................." Sc Gal
Besides these, large number of expe-
ditions were undertaken. starting from
Batesville, Pea Ridge, and other points on
the march, which, If mentioned, would swell
the distance to an incredible amount.
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Washington, July "a.

5 TtzEssis W 0cuuUktOOS GUY SEs
The Danish Charge de Affairs and Sec
rotary Of the Interior, have entered into a
contract with the former government agree
ing to receive from United States vessels
all negroes delivered from on board vessels
seized in the prosecution of the slave trade
by commanders of United States vessels,
and to provide them with suitable instruc.
ton, clothing, shelter, and employ them at
such wages, under such regulations as may
be agreed upon, for period not to exceed
FIVE years from the date Of their being Ian
ded on the Island Of St. Croix.
New York, July "a.
Advices by the North Star say Mosquera
had issued decree making emigranss inn
mediately on their arrival naturalised citi.
xeus, with the exception that they should
no, be requir ed TO do military duty for 20
years, unless in case Of foreign invaeion.
They are to be exempt from taxation except
in their municipal districts.
Six hundred men will probably be sent
from Panama to reipfsrce Mosquera's for
oes. Two French Men-oi- War we're ct
Acapulco. -
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PoLlTIcs OF OUR GNERALs.-Among those
understood to be of Democratic anteccdents
are the following: re-
Mcclellan, Halleck, Mcdowell, Butler,
Dix, Wool, Burnside, Buel, Shields, Mans
field, Keys, Heintzleman, Franklin, g. F.
Smith, (deceascd,) Lander, deceased, }
Anderson, Rosencrans, Denver, Sturgis.
Thomas, w. T. and T W. Sherman, Grant,
McCierland, Crittepden, Logan, Rousseau,
Nelson, Colonies Cocoran and Geary.
Those of Republican antecedents are-Fre
mont, Banks, Sumrer, Pope, Curtis, Phelps.
Tyler, Schenck, Hunter, Pentiss, Governor
Morg an, Terry, King and Pierce.
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There was meeting of the city Council
here this afternoon, TO consider resolu.
ton appropriatiDg money as bounty to
volunteers.
The secession members of the lower
branch rejected it, which caused consider
able excitement, and several of them were
assaulted by the crowd on leaving the cham
Der. A large force of policemen inter.
fered, however. and protected the obnoxious
members to their houses, but for this they
would have heen roughly handled.
y Yew York. July %.
The Steamer Fulton, from New Orleans
the 10th, brings number Of sick and dis
charged soldiers from Buffers Division
Gen. Shipley is among the passengers.
New Orleans is reported unusually heal
thy and quiet. l,aa
Washington, July "a.
Gen. Pope leaves to-day or Tomorrow
for the field. 4st4s
Major Gen. Cassius NJ. Clay is expected
home within week.
Nothing new from the army on the pen
insuls. n aa =.
Springfield, Mass, July "a.
An explosion Of the gunpowder manu-
factory at Hazardsville, Conn. occurred
yesterday, destroying Eve buildings and
killing eight of the workmen. Considera.
bic damage was done to buildings in the
village. The explosion was heard 40 miles.
The loss in powder and property is not 60
serious as to interfere with the regular
business Of the company.
=, Washington, July "a.
Inc war department learns that a cayalrv
company which was sent out BY Gen. King
last evening. .ssllq9 IA = 80 -
EARLY yesterday they met and defeated
eonfederats cavalry company 100 strong.
stasso1ed on the road TO Richmond, Our
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""euiuStoUs gu Ao'
The President, Secretary of War, and
time Generals Pope and Burnsides were
with them.
There is great repugnance in Official cir.
Giles At the idea of drafting. the impression
here being that the Presidents call for the
800, 900 additional volunteers is being re.
sponded to tbroughout the country with
alacrity, with fair prospect of securing
the whole namber in less time than vas an.
ticipated when the call was made.
Washington, July %.
Gen. Pope has ordered the commanders
Of his department. to arrest all disloyal male
citizens within their lines, or within reach
Of them. Thoss Who are willing to take
the oath Of allegiance. and give good seen.
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ADnlNIsrRAroRs's NOTICE.

Council Blunsf July II, Iss2.-10Sd1m
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HURT0RDs s KrNNEr.
June 1,-wu ~, - = =
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The spirit which prevails in the Green
Mountains is sufficiently indicated by the
fact that the 9th regiment from Vermont
passed through New York yesterday, and is
already close to the seat of war. The pa
pers think that there will be no difficulty
in raising the quota. Some progress has
already been made in recruiting for the
10th regiment, and the llth has already
been called for.
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Cairo, July "a.
Officers of the Dispatch boat from Vcks-
burg, say twas reported at Memphis, BY
rebel sources, that the gun boat Arkansas
had been captured. Our officers are inclin-
ed to believe the report, as an expedition
had been planed before they left to cut her
out and capture her.
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STAR
DEFERRED LOCAL ARTICLES.

PcLIcE RHrCRNs.-FSfSf -PrEsfAE.-PatYiCk
Farrell, drunk, taken 10 Fort Carroll
SceeHf Prtst.et.-PatIick Gilta.d inc Hou-h
Homes Ralph and John Fersoner, drunk; taken %
camp -F XIV -. 4, 'r.|Fa g
Tfi-4 PrCcircf Tim Catsn, disorderiy Coz
duet; hIsd g. a. John Mccain, WIn Paueil
son. John Vsnssnt and Geo. Bates, do I; dc. - O.
each. Nelson Warren, stealing horseS fall foe
further hearing Ciem Becket. buying stnlen
horse, further bearing wm. Beckett, Jas. Cor
nell, James Ford and W N. Green, larceny, dis
missed James B0nmsn, disordefiY conduct;
wcrkhouse.- Wms +Bsyiis, ssseuit; dismissed i.
James Collins, Margaret heNeal, John Common,
Mary Hollins, John Rogers and VIM. knokes,
Fl a,tI P.seissI-wm Read, Levi Lizzie, Jas.
Barnes sud John Hopkins, diserdefly; dismissed,
Eigkfk PrsetaeI.-JoLn Carroll and VIM. X af5
ferty, drunk and dfscrderfy; turned pvef 70 The
military Charles McVei2h, John Mcvelgh and
Benjamin Christie, sisorderly; dismissed. John
Dwire, carrying concealed weapon; dismissed .
Agnes white, drunk and disorderiY; hned 81 s. 4.
Edward kignay, do dismissed. James Nolan ,
do lined 81 90 SEQ. Adams, throwing stones;
hned 81 $. Sylvester Lee, gambling on Sunday |;
nued IS s. WIN. Kopplnnth, disorderly; dis
missed. Anthony l.iez, do nned 81 SIS John
Lee, drunk; dismissed. Patrick Hart, do do.
John shelton and John Wood, druEk and nsht-
Ing; ruled for ulsl. James Myers, shooting in
street; dism ioed John JohnIon, drunk and dis
otdesls; taken to bprrscks
Tssfh Pyseiscf.-Patrick CsllinAu, w Wh.lep
aud j. w. Branson, disorderfy; ruled for ti!sl
q. Givens, Sefst Dubsut, John owns and
Wm summers, disorierly; turned over 70 mill .
tsry. Thomas Hin Frsncis BAYLOR and Juhu
McLans him, s:onirS house; rued 81 9i each
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pRoPosALs FOR FUEL.
esSt"~a'lg,: ., oss.. z, S $, Mara. c.,p.,

(Ss'trwa.ls's ONct. T.. S Mar.as csrDs.l
"AsHIs6 ROW 9Th MAJ, 1897 (
SkALxp PRePossL. vni Re recsiyrd ~ this CIT 20
anti Monday, the 81 rsy CT ase 1884, ct o'cloc
N Tor sup7iylng WOOL Gnsi coal 10 the u =
hlrIne. s:suOced al Wa,aIr sson. ID. e. from Ist
Juy, 1854, 10 S'th Jane lsSS
she wood % be yocd re chantahis Oak, ard Z,
Re Cevsres, piled essured sua in. pectsd 81 such
poI.ts With the walls OF the Marine BSrIacrs.
nav he desiGnsted hy the Commanding Marie a
Jfhcer free Of expense 10 ths GRned Sta;es
4 ne coSi % Re test Waite Ash A rthrscIts Ef.
COS fres from aGst. And 10 weigh 2Ssn los. 90 Ihs
toe, 20 Be ysls hec inspected and devereI At such
sCInt, within tbs va 10 Of ta- Marire Ba-racks
ss nay Re design BY the &C m .nandi ny Marine
Ohoer. Tree Of expense 70 the United Srs.ee; And
T., "a EOC3 and ooAl TO bs furnU hsd at tuoh times
sA1 Ia sBah quantities a. the ssId CommAnelnk q
Marine 0hhcsr nay rsSuirs. =,
PAYMENTS Will be made upon ne suar:srly re.
QUESTION of-the Commanding Oficsr, stating The
Qusnuties TssCIrrd for the use of has conn and
sgTeesble 10 reg u stioEs-
fg,Tsnty 20 Dc hsned BY two Tea; on,lhle vsr
sons Who 20 res por 81 lty must be certified To hy
the L.. - Dlstrl it ad;e. L. = pIs!rIct AttoTneJ,
a. U ,. Collector, mus: aocoMpaly each proposAl,
otherwise u VII rot be considered
10 - OEtei ~Proposals for Fusi," srt I'D
dressed - the Hn6erslgned.
w. b. SLACK,
Z Sz-lavsW MAJOR knG lu8rfeE Dsster.
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DR.. MeLRAN,s UNIVERSAL PILLS,

ks Ltrss Complaint, BtIIIOsSa<ss, HsadaeAs, Re.
There has never been ca kafti< ejlc,ra oTs, Al
70 The ppblc. that bas gwen snoh e-tEe sstIsfne-
uon ss McIsaas psisfrsal Pas. -
Being entirely VERSATILE, thsy are psrfectiy in
nocent And can Be taken BY the mort t Ser frfart;
yet prompt and powerful IN removing al Bisious
seoretone, Acic ~ lmPsfe, Eeted VI after from Ire
StoIraeh IN isat, q ey are the Only Fits thai
shoSld Dc gsed II mAlaroue districts.
. They procccs no GripIrE, Sickness or Pam in the
Stomach or Bowels yhoug "a very active ard q. rch
ing IN insir epeIsoons Promoting healthy secre-
lons oi tne iAret aad kidneys. WHO win suEef
yaen 50 che:7 remedy can be ;obts insrs Kerp
tnem Constantly on hard; 1lEg'e cose tai e. II
5tcfress, AsS for ID. a. noDeanss UIiEerssi
rms Isfe TO other. Being cnsted, they are tsste-
less Prtce Oily Is cents per box and car be cert
by mali % any part Of the Unl ts stairs
-! H MCLEAN. SUl- Propristor. 1-.s
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DIR. J. Il. McLRAN's VOLCANIC OIL LIN
IMENT,

h ,Eh9nsands OF human beings have teen saved q
NE OF epitn1e and nisery bs the of this
SaisApIe Llni nent IL win relieve PAN 8 most IN
sS&lIsneo9sy, eLa u Hll cleanse, purify snd heal
ne fostest sore On an incredibis abort time
6sLssRs posoasic Oh Ltzfpssat will rslsve Inc
s Sssssrssia; Eo. Ps.:'y.i: c9gt..e'eS Aisssies,
LlEAments, 10 vii never fAsl. Two apyifcations
yil curc Sore Thtost, Headschs or Eaxncae For
Barns, or scads, or any PAN. n 10 81 Infalli .
remedy, Try u. aEe yea vfit INC / a. lnclsSeI-
si6ee remedy Keep n . vsys ON hand. 80
fAniefs, Farmers, or any eps having charge Of
eAnlc ~ L!Eimslt IL II sssody AL IIt.lil C.s
S Ss.s i S S.hs; sSIsa., c.tes. ss.lst, Lane
disease Try 70. and ybu viii Be Convinced.
-. DIX. j. II MCLEAN, Sole ero prletor.
mIsm c. sTOFs. AssrLw.sa i a;Gs1.' .. Z.