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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-09

gl- The Argus with shameless etfrontery
compares the present coalition of TRACY and
PIoLLEr with the Inauguration of the Repub
lican party in this County in 1855, thereby
showing that the editor has no higher idea Of
parties than for the purpose of subscribing per-
sonal interests 10 1855 the Friends of Free
dom 10 both the Wing and Democratic par
ties in Bradford County found that they were
inspired with common purpose-oppositon
to the extension and perpetuation of Slavery.
There was no antagonism between them
Those who believed in the cause of Freedom
came together on common platform. They
flung the Republican banner to the breeze,
emblazoned with Republican principles. There
was no evasion, no coDcealment, no compro-
mise
How is it with the coalition formed by IRA
cY with PIoLLEr & Co. ? Is there any agree
ment between them as to principles ? If so,
who has changed There is nothing in COM
mon except desire to overthrow the Repub-
lcan organization. Each is laboring for that
object consequently they coalesce without
difficulty. But the people have no such de.
sire. They are not actuated by the prompt
ings of disappointed ambition, and they will
brand with the mark of their disapprobation
the men, who having enjoyed the favors of the
Republican party, are now endeavoring to des-
troy it,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-09

s3~ The disorg ganizjng plot of disappointed
ofice-seekers looks not only to the overthrow
of the Republican organization of this county
but also the subversion OF the principles OF
that party. 1t is not sufficient that the orga'
nization should be prostrated, but the leaders
are marking out new line of policy at vari,
ance with all the professions of past years
The policy indicated is " conservative "oner
an approval of the course of Senator CowAS'
and repudation of the principles Of the radt
cal Republicans.
Already the Argus is breaking ground in
this direction already the leaders in the dis
organizing movement are calling themselves
Conservatives-already they show signs OF
hostility to the Presidents avowed policy, and
give evidence of sympathy with those latent
traitors who delight to call the true friends OF
the country AbolitionstS," and who denounce
the President on every convenient occasion
There is no doubt but the professions these
gentlemen have made for the past few years
are to be falsified, and a treaty Of friendship
and peace to be made with the Democracy.
We do not believe the present is the time
for any Republican to give up the principles
be has advocated for years. In our judgment
they should hold fast to them with unusual TO-
nacity The safety of the country requires IL,
and we trust no Republican will be cajoled or
frightened into surr"nder of his principles:
Stand fast by the Republican flag, and all will
be we'll. The skies are Frightening, and moth
ing bat treachery or timidity can prevent tae
speedy and certain triumph of Rspubh'".tanisul.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-09

DS,- Notwithstanding TRAcY's declaration
that SMITH was not sound Republican, j."
and SMITHS assurances that he preferred Lam
DON to TRACY, yet they seem to enjoy being to.
gether upon boiling ticket. Perhaps Tracy
has some convincing proofs of SMITHS Sound
ness, or SMITH has fallen suddenly in love with
Tracy Par mobile fratrum
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-09

sa@ Col. SMITH sought the nomination for
Senator three years ego. He succeeded in get.
ting just about delegates enough to introduce
his name to the Convention. The people did
not seem to appreciate him just then Per.
haps it was because Tracy pronounced him TO
be mot sound Republican"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-09

g~ Do Fl. w. TRAcY's neighbors under
stand why the North Branch Canal Company
settled with him for $4,000, while they recev-
ed much smaller sum We trust they a." see
the point"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-09

nas~ If TRACY thinks SMITH is not sound
Republican, We should like to know his opin.
ion of Mr. TUREELI. He is sound, amt be
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-09
TOWANDA:
Thursday Morning, October 9, 1862.
REPUBLICAN co. TICKET.

hET Q DIINL1AF COs I1OIALA'
FORCONGRESS:
ROBERT F. CLARK, of Columbia Co.
FOR STATE SENATOR:
NM. J. TURRELL, Of Susquehanna Co..
FOR REPRESENTATIVES
BARTHOLOMEW LAPORTE,
DUMMER LILLEY,
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER:
JOSEPHUS CAMPBELL,
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY:
GEORGE D. MONTANYE..
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR:
JOSIAH J. NEWELL,
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR
GEORGE 4. ACROYD..
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24
OKDER-State Of Mich.

1 igan, county of lnghan1, Sat session % the
Probate Court for the county Iashar holden at tie
Probate Once in tue village of M.son on Monday, the
LIST day of January in the year one thousand eight
hundred ami si1ty-two. Present, Vim. H. Pinckn-y
Judge of Probate In the matter o. the estate OF Darius
oaks deceased. Ga reading and diirg the pstitic0,
duly verified, Of John ". Royston in behalf Of the wi1
ow OF sand praying that letters Of aGmlisra
tcr upon said estate be granted to said Petitioner
Thereupon il orjere, That Monday the 5th day CT
January next at II O'Clock IN the forenoon be assigned
the hearing Of SAID petition ami the hers
sai estate are required TO appear az session OF sal
Court then to be Eolien at the Probate Office N the
village Of Mason. and show cause there be, why
the prayer o. the petitioner should not De granted Aa
il is further Ordered that said petitioner give notice to
the interested in said estate Of the pendeccy OF
said petition and the hearing thereof by causing copy
OF this orier be published il the Lansing Republican
newspaper printed and circulating in SAID county Of
Ingha Successive weeks previous TO sail day OF hea.
ing. a IT. copy M h FlNehNEl.
Sw2aS judge o. Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

In stoskbridge, Michigan whittier she had BEEN sum
moned for the third time within four mon,hs to Close
the eyes o. her relatives for their Las. Sleep Dec Is
1884, Of rhsmatc fever, MELISSA wife Of Henry Run
rin Of Buffalo, n Y, and sister Of Mrs Beebe whose
death noticed in our last issue.
Al the residence Of her uncle, danes Martin in
Delhi on the 9th inst, Of congestion Of the brain
NARY Ann MARTIN, daughter OF John Martin aged !,
years, months and days.
Vi congestion Of the lungs. On Monday Afternoon
Dec 8th 49,, after illness OF four DAYS CAROLINE
C., wife Of Francis A Jefsrs, and daughter OF JOS
aged % years, month and day.
Though suddenly called, she was prepared. Her
house was in order, her lamp brightly burning
So passes, in the transit Of a day,
N mortal life the veriure and the bloom
Nor viii the sunshine Of .ecoad Nay
The leaf reopen. or the flower relame;
Yet stricken mourners, cherish no regret,
Ali >o! I'd have thee fouiy cherish this,
That all our former Joys and fse,iag bliss
Our songs Of love, our haicyon days Of yo.e,
viii Do renewed within brighter shore
Where sorrows come not-Dsath ne 'er dare iatruae,
And banished IL Eternal solitude
Thus fondly think, to Us the hope is given,
That all our joys coma back again Ia Heaven
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24
I)ROBATE ORDER.-State OF Mich

L isan, county Of lnsaan. sat- session OF the
Probate Court for the County OF agAa, holden a: the
Probate Uice IN the village O. M.soa, Noa1ay, the
st day Of pecemher il tas yea- tholsnd -gai hun
ireo an sixty-two Present, VIM. Il PiaSAaey, JI1se
Of Probate. IL the matter OF the estate Of Henry
II Freeman deceased. On reading and S.ils ;he Pc
,,tioa duly verified OF ". Freeman, ninisirstor
up,a the estate OF sal. Gecsase4 Praying for license
70 real estate Of which said dceas Cd died seizeS
Tor tie pcrposs OF paying indebtedness:
The-sUpon is ordered, That Monday the 1871 cay OF
January next O'Clock l. tue forenoon De assignee
for the heairg petition and that the heirs AZ avs
OF slit deceased AZ other perso2s ltsrestei IL said
Tired 10 appear at sessioa OF SAIL court
then to holen the Probate 0cc IN the village Of
Mason and show cause i. any there be. WY the prayer
of the petitioner shoClG cot be granted And u S iG-
Their ORDERED That sail Petitioner give notice 20 the
persons inter sail estate OF he PEI dency OF
said petition aud the hearing thereof By using copy
OF this Order % published the Lansing Republican
spapsr printed ani circulating Said coc-ty OF
weeks previous 10 SAIL cay OF hear
| ing. a true copy WI D. PlNCkNEf,
| swaS, Judge o. Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24
NEORTGAGE SALE-Defaul, having

IVA been made in the conditions Of certain mort
sage executed by H:nry Fl. Freem,n, and Hannah hie
Wie Of lnRham county, Michigan to Ira davenport, OF
Bath New York, dated the TIVE fth Gay OF October A.
D. eighteen hundred ana nfty eight and recorced tie
twenty third day Of October A. ID 1S5S in the once o.
the Register Of Deeds for the county VI lngha in the
State Of Michigan in oer Il Of )rtg pages ).
and SIS, upon which mortgage there IS Gained TO be
due at the Of this notice the sum OF two hundred
AMI ~ dollars sixty SIX cents, and no
suit or proceedings At hw having been instituted to
recover any part thereof notice Is therefore hereby
given that On Wednesday the twenty Nth day Of March
next as twelve O'Clock sha sell ct pubic alo-
tiou highest bidder 70 take place Al the root
door Of the Ingham county Circuit Court House in the
village OF Nason) the premises contained IN such mort
aage Tor " much thereof shall be necessary to Sal
tssy the amount due on such mortgage, with tea per
cent iaterest AID legal costs, together with an st'o-
ncy fee Of any dollars covenAntea for therein that
20 cay the following piece or parcel OF IAN slts~se ~
Inxhsm county Michigan, viz: the south half OF the
north est Quatsr Of section thirty four IN town two
north Of rangs two west, containing eighty acres
more less.
passd pesroit, Dsesmbsr -, 4. D. 1859.
IRA DAvENP0RT, loetsages.
NJ J. Kx1nnAy, Attorney. 1Swioo
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I)ROBATE ORDER-ssate of Mich.

l izAn, county Of Ingham, sat ses 90 Of the
Probate Coart for tie county OF lngaara holden ~ tie
Prob Once II the village Of Nason TaesiAy, the
% Gay Of Decenoer, in the year thousand eight
hundred and sixty two; Present, VIM r. Pinckney
Judge Of ProSa:c Ia the matter oftAs estate Of Thomas
Hanc. deceased. On reaiing and ding the petition
duly verified Of John CoAtsworth atministrasor Of sad
deceased praying tia, be nay be licensed 10 sell the
real estate whereof Sail deceased died seized and poss
essed:
Tneregpcn 1: IL ordered TIA; Noatay the loh Car o.
January next az O'Clock il the eorenoon be A0zLs
for the hearing Of said petition aat that the heirs law
Of sail deceased and al other persons interested sai
estate required 70 appa- At session o. Sail Cocrt
then 70 be ho.dsn at the Probate Once Ia The village o.
Mason ani show cause any there be- Why the prayer
II the petitioner should Tot BE- granted And i fur
taer ere-e ;na; SAIL petitioner give notice 20 the per
atsrests n salt estate Of the penteney Of saia
petition and n. bearing thereof by causing copy
this order 70 be paosast IN the Lansing Rsp1biean
newspaper printed aat circulating said comfy Of Ing
ing. a true eepy.> WI r. PNcKNN,
Sssws Judge q PROBATE.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

o Ths most extraordinary thing in
ssdern machinery ID IN instruments which meas
me- Tie operation Of the mind itsslf-the time
hAEss ssasasioa Of the fingers 70 reach the
hsin, The brain 70 communicate It's order to the
saselss. and the auscles to telegraph back 20
he brain. By this machine i, 10 ascsrsainsd that
he shols period required for IN executive oct
a the mind 10 two tenshs Of 9 second. 1t b
wonderful to consider that this 10 exactly the
Tine h sakss Smish's Salsrasus 70 operate. While
the former 10 curious thing 10 machinery, this
saleratus 10 The most sxsraordinar! thing ever
ned to make bread lighs ssess and sposgy.
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fAdvorlissmsnt

70 W. s. Allen 4 Co., are now receiv.
hg smother very large stock Of Dry Goods, Gro
ssiss. Hats and Caps, Boots end Shoes. &c. &c
This being the second stock this Fall, and the
kge-s ssoIment % select from in this city.
IAsy have asplendid assortment Of Closhs. Nov
fyoa SAINT good goods, and the very latest sty l.,
Pp Aliens.
Renenber that h pays the highest prices for
ba'ss, Beans, Wheat, Oats. Potatoes. Corn
b, oil Of which will be taken in exchange for
psdA
Clinton and lnghsm County Relief Orders
slsa the came - cash, for al kinds Of goods
~ groceries. II
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24
TUE LAxsrxc Salt MArurAcru.,xo

Tue LAxsrxo Salt MArurAcruRlso
CoxrAxr. -ihe subscribers to the Stock Of ,hi,
Company met ss Representative Hall On Thurs
q! evening last. and organized under the Sat.
ne oy elec'ins the following named persons q
board Of Directors:
John A. Kerr. William Weodhouse. Theodore
Hunter, William Human, J. Van Ks.reo, bar.
~ inserso'l, John whiselsy, Wn. q. Pi,ckns,,
md J. L. Lan,erman.
The iOIosing named persons we're elected
once" Of the company:
John A. Kerr, Presids.s
William woOdhOuse, S.srsss,y.
Theodore Hunter. Zsssss,er.
ioe subscriptions 70 the capital stock have
.'sa1y reached the ,um Of d 800, in share. Of
W each, ard il is the design Of the esuD.a,
~e0@"enee boring Immediately.
osf citizens have taken hold Of thu enter
p'.s IN earnest and vs have high hsp.s. TIA,
@s'f Aoe" sill not 60 snre.arded.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

Masonic Ats regular communication
d CApisAl Chapter No. Q. r. A. h, held At Ma
pae Hall, on Tuesday evening, Dec. Esd, the
sA0sing named persoss we're elected omssrs Of
bs Chapter for the ensuing year:
George W. Peek, H.P.
Z. E. Beebs, <.
Wm. " oodhouss. 9.
WIN. q. Chapman. O. e.
Goo ]. Parsons, p. s.
James A. Bsseom. r. A. o.
/ b. Bsrtholomew, g. \. 3dV.
&c Bailey, G. NJ. 2dV.
Nv. Barker, G. NJ. let Y.
+ r Gibson, Treasurer.
Z B. whitney, Secretary.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

LrcrxsE,-The following persons in
Ab city have taken out licenses under the In
sral Revsnus ls":
Kcntgomery b Millar, xsrri6eld 4 Weller,
3E Hart / Co. and 7. d. Billinga a.
Wholesale Dealers. ]. C. Bailey, 1 Co. and
theodore Hunter, as Bankers. Geo. / Par.
pos, E Lsug,ear and D. c. Wiley, - Claim
Asen,a D. c. Wiley, Dart / Bingham. Geo. l.
Parsons. J. ". LoDgyear, Loneyear L Bursch,
I LooUsar and Chapman / Kilbourn, - A.
ssga
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

DIPTHERA-a disease that has for ages at times ex-
hbited its fell fatality in various parts Of the world and
other times receded De almost forgotten has
for the past few years made such developments in
country Oil the minds of people with alarm
and in many cases to sweep Oh whole families and per-
haps scores Of people in a single neghborhood taking
the physicians without proper preparation and, for
time, bidding defiance to Medical Skill.
REMEDY
For this Scourge for Membranous Group Scarlet Fever
and for all nfammatory throat Diseases has been pro-
duesd result Of the unremtting study and labor Of
men skilled in the Science of Medicine: compounded on
scientific principles and having undergone the ordeal Of
Wide Test We oer it to the public its own merits
that IS such az it shall be onnd to have trial II
will be found for sale in the handsof
All The Leading D2gists and Shop Keepers in the Cned
States,
In whose hands will also be found Circulars giving
particular history Of the disease its nature and
marks upon its also directions 70 the manner
Of its treatment and cure
AL orders should be addressed to
HENDRY BAILY, oaerlin, Ohio.
E. THAYER CO., Agents, Lansing. 37SnS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

q zen. Grasts advance into Mississippi
- 'seu Temporarily checked. Bad roads ere
e'eo - . reason; though the rebel prints claim
.A.' ne met With rspulss. Indeed, If any 70
s = |" to Be placed on . correspondent Of the
so's'so 1'"s'. our cavalry forces under Col
"eIey met With superior force o. the enem,
a'af oxford. on the 10th inss, and .fse, q shor,
s'se~en' thought il judicioss to withdraw e
''s north bank Of the Yackneyps,ausa river
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24
MORTGAGE SALE Default having

III been made in the and conditions OF certain
mortgage executed by james b Williams, and Mary T.
Williams his WIFE 10 Asa Williams, dated the tenth day
Of August d. 1s6l and recorded IN the once OF tue
Register Of Deeds Of the county OF Inghsm Michigan
August l3th A. D. 1885, in Iiber Is o; mortgages, on
page 80, which said mortgage has been assigned TO
Ninos McRober and the assignment thereof duly reco'
ded in Sail Registers Once upon which mortgage there
- claimed to DO the Of thirty two dollars, and
no suit proceeding Q, law having been instituted 70
recover the same, any aat thereof notice tae.a
fore hereby given shat the aad described in said mort
gage, the half Of the north west quarter Of
section nve In township north OF range two west
the county Of InghAm and state Of AchgAn containing
eighty acres more or less viii be sold public venGue
the highest ider the Court House, IN the vase
Of Mason sal county, the 10Th Cay Of March, A
D. 1883, II one O'Clock IN the Afternoon
Mason, Dec - Lea
Minus McROBERr Assignee Of Mortgages.
HAxyn Hrxriycrox Att'ys for Assignee
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

WITH rnR BASES EXPEDITION
s"en's which LETT Nsw York city under the
~. OF Gen. Banks. we're the 2sd, 2.,h.
" ss0' 10Th and 2s;h Connecticut ls,h and 18Th
80 ns"pshire. number trom MASSACHUSETTS,
~ non Maine. and several fron Ne. York
. 'e'a's portion Of the troops we're siae
..a'0s men, % The e.pedisioo must b, c.,cu,,.
I'M short job ~herever is lands.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24
HONE TESTIMONY.

STRING Posr, Jackson Co., Mich, Aug.l.
Dr.. c. ". Ro6ock-Dsor Sir: My boy about eight
years old very much troubled with St. Anthony s
Dance that At times he unable to feed himself
frequently falling down in nt-and three Of my family
had the fever and ague bought some Of your scandi
navian Blood Pis and Purifier of your agent here Mr.
CAkins and to great joy they not only cured the
fever and ague my boy of the St. Anshorys dance
for which We shall ever feel grateful
Yours truly, G. Il. BAUM.
- See advertisement :onnlt
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

oe.' s'ans hss Issued q. order rsspesa-
ns Kentucky. that = The s,.s. h. f,,sll.s ~.
.. Of the coassisssisa Of he Uni.sd
.'a ne Ass Of ceasrss. By sAsssing
% MI the State s0ess 70 execute The
'as ea'ss'y authority 10 prohibited fro.
interference, and viii not Be- iced except %
P'eo Hoss and mob resistance to the lava
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

BE WISE BY TINES
Do not trias with your Health, Constitution and
Character.
II you are suffering with any Diseases For which
HELABOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
u recommended.
TRY n. TRY IT. TRY IT.
II will Cure you, Save Long SuGsrns, A,ayins Pain
and Inflammation, and will restore you TO
HEALTH AND PURITY
~ Little Expense,
And No Exposure.
Cut ont ths Advertisement in another Column, and
call or send for H.
BEWARE OF COCNTERFEITSl
Ask for Helmboi1s Take No Other
CURES GUARANTEED
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!, tive teaspoonfulls being full dose.
ISYOCR CONSTITUTION TAINTEDs
DENTIsTRY.

Dr.. Wood, the Dentist, is at home again and fully pre-
pared 70 execute any job in his profession. Teeth
mounted Gold Silver Plaie Rubber Base il any
prefer It, Teeth filed with Gold, Silver, Tin any
other operation all done 10 the perfect manner and
at low prices. practice Of 80 years, and very many
very natsering testimonials from eminent citizens a;
Albany, and reference ia Lansing should be sufficient
guarantee. Call and see.
Once at his residence on Saginaw street. SS1
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

n.S..f cs IN R'csHosp.--A dispatch from
en- ~.' Va, dated the 18th ioss., 70 ssssh.
~ rporss the Prevalence Of small pOx
49,. Voluntary o. compulsory vaccination 10
H,.eee. ss1 the Cootedersss susooriti& Q
- -. ss fequsassd - remove an pasisas frso
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24
TEN DOLLARS REWARD-S,olen

l. from the subscriber, on the l7th inst, snail
Bsck and Tan Tarrer rcg about seven mouths o.c ant
answers 10 the nan. Of a Dick" Whoever Will return
him or give Information where be may BE- fOc1t, vii
De paid the above reward. JOHN A AEfsS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

In the Presbyterian Church IN this city By the Pastor
Rev. c. s. Armstrong, on Sabbath evening the o1st
inst, Mr.. ABRAN K TRUMAN, Of Letyard y v ~
Mss GErH e HARRISON, Of lansing
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24
Special Notices.


The Winter Term Of IL weeks, OF th. doursbnS In
stitution, viii commence January I'd, Ise3. The
Corps Of the Inssation Is ably sd-terms are reason
able. large number Of diigsnt students is anticpa
ted. W. T. BENEDICT Sec.y
0livs,, Eaton Co., Dec. 10, 1862. a9sws
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TAKEN UP-Came into the enclosure

l. Of the undersigned, the township Of lansing. On
n aboa, the 18th Of November. WHITE FACED Red
Ok eleven o. twelve years Oh Toe owner caa have
lid Ok by payiag charges add taking hiu away:
D. HARRISON
Lansing, De. ID, 1862. 90 sSivSs
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DR. RAILWAYS CLEANSING SYRUP. CALLED RAD.
WAYS RENOvATING RESOLvENT
One to six bottles will every form of disease
Humors. Pimpes B;otehss, Boi!s, Salt Rheum Canksr
Ulcers, Tumors Fever Sores Scroula or syphas Sores
in the Eyes, Ears, Nose Mouth Scad Head. Let none
neglect this adviee-H you would rid yourselves from
the missrss you sur,r-.ssort at oncs 10 this mel.
ietnc. One bottle will do you more good than a half
~~s.- nf s.---r--;''-- .A- i.- e.
small, TIVE teaspoonfus being full dose.
Is YOUR CONSTITUTION TAINTED?
Wonders are daily wrought BY Railways Rasovent,
IN violent Constitutional Diseases II discharges from
the animal fluids the motiu nsori elements Of dis
sase and throws them OF through the excretory
thus taking the sting Of tbs disorder renovaes
and frsshens the blood and mparts vital energy the
system. In Scrofua, Cancer, Syphilis, Chronic Rheu
matsm, Lung Complaints, Skin Diseases Mercurial Dis
eases Contractions Of the Joints Palsy Paralysis aud
all complaints external internal which capable of
assuming constitutional type and Of being Transmitted
from parents 70 children, We recommend as the only
remedy and one, this irresistible and searching
disinfectsnt, Alternative and invgorant
Price one dollar per bottle, six bottles for ave
dollars. Sold BY Druggists.
DR. RAILWAYS OFFICE,
2w4Oo 81 Maiden Lane.
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C10 900 TO LOAN. IN SUNS
CIO.OUO to suit, on to years time, on
buni AMI mortgage Apply at the mixing Of1ce Of
3y9w5 THEU. HUNTER.
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CANTA CLAUS HAS EXCELLED
~ all former Efforts in supplying the wants OF his na
raerous friends IL his ant Display OF Choice Goods
which will be exnbi;ei with pleasure. Cone one come
all. Com, early the applications viii be numerous
and the time for his grand distribution is near.
A. J. VIELE.
" BID L Case Co, B. E. Hart & Co., J c. Bailey
Co aaa Thee Hunters Checks ttken for Goods at the
500 CITY BOOK STORE.