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The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-13
C0NSTABLES.

EYTE C0NSTABLES. gn
LIST. Dis. Benjamin Taylor, Elijah Preston, Phine-
as P. Pyle.
I'd. Dis. A. D, Carroll, William Numbers, Samuel
Bayless.
Sd. Dis.--Thomas M. James, Elisha R. Tucker,
James Harry, James Johnson.
4th. Dis.-Geo. 81. Shane, Geo. Wood, VIM.
McComas. ~ 8
9th. Dis.-David Deckman, Chas. McCann.
9th Dis.-John Hopkins.
ls ROAD SUPERVISORS.
LIST. Dis.--Peter e. Carroll ag.srss
I'd. Dis.-Henry @. Coen. 81 '@af.aass
Sd. Dis.--Leonard Wheeler.
4th. Dis.-Henry ]. Horn.
9th. Dis.-James Howe.
hh. LUMBER INSPECTORS.
Jarrett Spencer, Bells Ferry.
Bennett Charshee, Hayre de Grace.
John Blainey, uFs. Hayre de Grace.
aih FISH INSPECTOR. ss o-5ar-
John Coen, Havre de Grace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28

Irving Bauis.-ststeIns1t Of IRVING BANh, as re-
qa by Chapter Law q 49, or ii, ssek endn ssiicv no
.sfa Jas Of oatlhsr SO a. 1900
Ave- 80 Loans .HI
kNrlarr at q
A,arrg. ~ ner0-s SfoNVS
CRY sna Comfy " psneN H. bsrtho, Ga hero.
,hr r,r Hlnk ls lr- az thofe fitis
mraf t.rl-t DiNikL v u bEhihpAEi NH-.ef
sworn bsiose ne ,h1 .Sih day Ct october, lss3
Is5HAs 7. Osfr sO,agy P1bAc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28

men, Of tie NiNrFRCrUREVs AND ayRcHAA ~ BANK. 'rc
Chrts 40 L4as lo t1e entng sati NY u.
. lsy 81 O,t,i e., lsU4i
AMI Discounts -Dol 90
&c.. ,noor n y6s 5t6 >,
Avraso amount y -caAi1u .......-.-..'..'. w
Of le.1rff
Gu sad C0usfy 4nk |, a. Mron, CASHIER o tr
Hcfch.ls Bank hrg duy fcpoe tli ~
v ,,s,rusn sr--t 70 d. te 81 knoredIr and be-
IeC \ hAatLhiVNi SHAes'
swo,n before IN tbs .tsA Day q o oser. is-. |
Jsss h. H,crrr-, Notary Puihe. |
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
MONDAY. Oct. Of. .


Tie transactions at the Stock Board this morning
indicated revival of the speculative movement,
although the advance in most cases was not large.
The feeling WIS very strong in tie leading shares,
bu. for Erie ssues the market WAS weak the parties
uterested IN the eventual being apparently will
ing that tie quotation should for the present fall
back. The Western shares were active, and goner-
ally strong Rock Island sold at SjaS5I; Iliinos
Central S3i 1881, Toledo, 7l2Qs2, &C.; Foh
WAYNE was more acfiye than Of late, and quantity
could be bought under 60. AT the Second Board the
market was buoyant for Pacific Mail, which I'd
vanced 10 10, and The market, with some irregu
larity, Lad an improving appearance. The
effort to check the advancing wave Of speculation
appears to have failed. The impulse of daily issue
OF Fix hundred thousand dollars OF Government,
paper currency it ia difficult to resist. At the Third
Board, Gold was called and, with large Gales, was
1915 il closing TRANSACTIONS. Governments were
l03l which IL frmer; and 7.3Os advanced 10 lO1l
bid. At the close, the market was: United States
6s Of 1881, coup, 1881; 100 Notes, lOJi a 1864;
Demand Notes, 1874 a l27s; American Gold, l3i4a
1914, with large sales; Missouri Gs, 5JI05l; Cum.
befand Coal, HAN; Nicaragua Transit Co.,
8lG9; Pacific Mail Steamship Co., III ~ y. Y.
Central 1909 u 1868; Erie Railway, Ga a G3s; Erie
Preferred, 90. aA1; Hudson River, 72072i; Ilar-
lem, 22i022l; Harlem Preferred, 5OI @5ii Read
ing, 783 079 Michigan Central, 9l3 S9li; Michigan
Southern Al q IS; Michigan Southern Guaranteed,
D. 985, with sales Of so shares; Ilneia Central,
sJI as9!; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 4OGlO; Ga
lena nnd Chicago, So aSCl.
The business in foreign bills has been light. S'er-
ling is H4i 9llJl nominally.
Freighls are very dull, and rates are heavy and
unsettled To Liverpool the engagements are 33,OOO
bush. Wheat, at go. aeld III bulk and bags; 1900
Ousb. Corn at I'd. in bulk; 200 bbls. lour at "a.
6d.i CO bids. Tallow at 30s; 90 tuns Oh
Cake, as 27s. 3d.; 200 tcs. LAID, at 32s. Cd. To
London; 1900 t0AA. Wheat. ut iOid. in bags in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28

American, and $4,000 do, at I'D. @l2id. in bags,
chiefly the latter in frst-csss British vessee- To
Glasgow; 20 pkgs. Grease, at @s 6d. The charters
are, British bark TO Hull, with Wheat, at I'D,
and vessel Of 5000 bbls. capacity to British or
continental port on private terms.
The business OF the Sub-rreasury was: Esceipts,
S362. PSI OF; for Customs, $4,000; Payments,
81, 097 $50 81; Balance, S6,2l3,55l 80.
TABLE Of the Lssns sps CiTrSian. and Dspasit' o. re
B1aks Of hs CITY VI Nso York ls psek snsa0 S1'v-
day. oct 25 1902, 10 whsa u alfred ne Copt,aI Of sae'
A0sk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
TIE details Of the earnings Of the Galsna and
Chicago Railroad Company for the week from
Total. 600, "a 5000 - .. sss2 80

To.al...... ssG.lo, "a 5000 - 80. s5sa 80
The business Of the Street has been very much con.
tiaced by The rain storm which has continued
during the day. Gold has been stesdy, and after
selling at l3l advanced TO 1871 bid, with brge
business in the oufide Board. Throwing gold out Of
tho Board has apparently given seacness 10 the de-
cline. Demand Notes were also lirner at the close
at 1874 bid. One year Certificates cold freely 9SI
ri 90, and the 1908 at l05alO5! the latter being
bid at the close.
In money there IL Considerable activity, but ths
supply appears 10 be abundant at ~ 96 Y cent nc
cording 70 the character of the collaterals.
TIE telegram from Washington yesterday, states
the public deb, at about $3.50 900. The follow
ing figures are given az the approximate figures OF
tho
INTEREST BRAEiSo DEBT OF TIE usirEp sTAIKs
Five pcr cent?. Of 1888, ~ and subD tpD
Sir percrns Of lbk O', DNe
siI per Of oSS0aooO
er coHis new. IiG1-lJo2................ pv"J'o
To,l funded l4o. 100
Tf'f.a5 S.na. is3 Fs5 eeH'''''. r ,,goo 900
- eoe. Ooco
Temporary deposits, 5 per cen,.......e330OoCo
- 8o.ooo OOo
Total lrtes,.. besring. 5000 ooo
United ststs. note, lawiul tender..... &l7T,o0oOo
United States notes Custom Iouso..... 2JooOOOO 80.
200 600 000
so|ooV'o"
The following is a comparative statement Of the
condition Of the banks Of New-York City:
Oct o. Od.i8
Losn,........sl74 ~ $40 s17l5lsO13 lnc....f21I1Gl
Specie '........ 57i536li 3l150g.G Dee.... l3l37-5
Cigcuia,ion..... sH92O 9so752J Dec. 29lD
Deposit, .......lGl 1871 lCoJ7,toJ lno... lOJ5t
Two hundred thonsand dollars Boston . Y cont
Bonds were offered 81, auction in Boston on saturday
Tie FIRST bid was 100, aud the price quickly ran mp
to ll5i, at which $4,000 were taken. Teen $50
900 at LIS, $4,000 at llii, and $4,000 At ll3I.
The previous sale Of Boston SO was at 10.
The November Coupon Of the Toledo and Wa5ash
Railroad Company will be paid On ,Ae lot prsx.'oo,
at sue BANK Of tAs Republic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
Mechanics, Banking A.aoclation.-s ems.s Q

Mechanics' Banking hsaociatton.- sta emsns 81
MECHANIfs BANKING ASS CITATION Of the CITY OF New
York required by Chsper G Of 1865 G the week ending
Saturday the Yth day u October iso2i a.
" Loans and Discounts 4y
Aefhac amount 81 specie
Average amount OF Circulation. 1919 ~
Average amount OF Deposit
City and County Of New York jas Fonda, "a hei OF me
Mechsn, Banking Association bns duy dspse ard ny hs
above The 0est Of knowse % oces
JAS y. FONDA, Casdr.
Sworn before IN a5th day OF October ls6k -:
L FAlsuAr, Notary Public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28

InPO sls AND TRADERS BASA required BY Chapter 20
ll. ending day tae 2sh tay Of Oet. -;
and nsscount-.. $500 >No W
Of CIclaon- fevUVv w
Aysfars ar0lEt 81 Deposits
C-y County Nov Iork.ps Jsn~s Bae C@he q t's ~
rf- aad lrade1 Bsnk iuy dcpse ard ~ At Hs
sgs -lnrnt coue % the bet ol ny tnos ee, ana Dehe
JAMES BUELL., ClteE
sworn before NE his siiA day Of oceber, lsA
J0ss Rarsosp Sotly Putbc a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28

WARD 8ANk q required BIZ Chcpter Laws OF le6S lor us
wees endine Saturday the 2th day VI october, ili.i
Average Of Loans and ,fo9st1 -
Ayersse amount OF oece 81
Average Circulation. lSLl0, We
Deposits
City County York, Alfred Ffer Cashier ~
Bank, being duy ami that te
ooTree 70 the best VI ln9w,tse aud beeh
A s FRASER, cashieE
Sworn before me this ssth day OF October. lsc4.
PssDsAIe BsIt, Notary Public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28

broadway Bnnk.-Sta.emeu, Of tho BROADWAY
BANK required ChpsrSe Laws 1859 f1 the weeA salns
ssilfa ~ he ALA llJ Oi october. 1905 -
Ayeafs sht0O,D6b 81
A,-f,s. .ngatt al ,tst y3l,yDO af
A'efsss rnoeni % uon s'.'vs "
r
Cy I'D coaaiy Of New Yoft l. Eve CASHIER OF tas
Bas dge and t lie above state
ucnt = oouc,t ~ he 1T 0f tBss.sdse aud t-et
j L. EFERiTI, cAhsr
s~oru ieors tbs l7ih day o. October l-tl
Ma bisrA. Cufumss ionef VI DredA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
phenix Dnuk.-Sta,e nent Of ,he PhENIX BANK Of The


Chapter 80, Laws 0f it3, i0r the wces
ending SATURDAY, fre 2jih day 81 Octo0ei, !oli
Ayra9e AMOUNT Loans sud ID scOgnts tg1tos Ia
ll-slso
Aver ~ amount GSua toi,S-o ~
n Dtlas $500, ~
4, Count OF Nrs.YorS l. Godfrey W Lake, Cahisr
Psnts daily dep Sc sni say tsttf
oye tat 10 the best Of 1no~s- aud DesI
@. ". LEAkE, CssAlyG
Sworn before M tbs s5th day Of October, %.
T. 5. P.Lass. Commissioner Il Deeds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28

Shoe anu TtuIhFF'DNH k .-SFul"iIeHt OF VT s.,S
AND LIZ NhER DASh Tor The wetA epns SATURDAY 'Hs '
OctoOt isb-s a.. .,a
Average and Discounts.
Average OF
AyeTss, amount 81 Ejaculation.
Average amount II Deposits. II
CRY C0aaty Nevfork, W. A. hsAih, a. -
the Shoe and Lcsthel BanA, beng duly ssoH csirr
the ahove statement Is correct W a H'''N' ~
Sworn before me tbs 2Ttl day Of ocsb,r 1874 , pnhuc
W.LiAx n. B.aAss, Nota tuOIo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28

NICHOLAS BANS required ny Cnaptst go Laws oi in fos
tnc ate ril. Saturday, the sou day vi OctoSe ls!i -
Arcragt auouna OF Loans and Dcounts rIt.r>oy II
Avtagf amount % sarce so.'i:s ~.
Average sluniut of t'..oio 20
uf Deposits ~
CIV County II Ne York si Archibald Pan lufst Cab
thal foregoing il true 10 We D. - ~ knoSg. 50
sa6sc6ed and before the 10th DAY OF october s2
4 RolsIss LIfrLs Notary Pubic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28

the cHANICs' AND TRADEs BANA required by Snspr
20 ,r the week ending Saturday, the 2,h dag Of Oe-
Der. 1863:
Ayeras. OF Loans and e9cs o6o CS
amount Of Circulation. lssSyy ~
Of Ne York, Geo w Youle Cashier o. the
Aecha and Bank dug dep and that s
correct the koovejse sad belief
GEO. w. iOULE, Cashie<.
Swofn before mo this 9Th day Of October. 1901
AssAzlz w. Krsssss Commissioner OF Deeds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28

chs BAsK ~ 1HR STATE or NEWiuk. Of re Cay II Sow
ylt feu ChtV@r irss{ l Js Tie We. endns
sl.eijay ihs 18th dO Of Octobef, ltlii - .- .
As.fag Lsns and III %
AsuifEl amount 81 yTosnt %
amour. Of - b. fsst 90
AZ
e.gs.d Count, OF Srw Yort 90 Geo Duc-. C.Lsf =
.1 fpk The Cy of Nov fot. Bong d4y
ssora tho sb sems1tn cuc' 90 the BIT -
ms know ieIse and BE- st q. W DUER. Cash-.
T. Cams Rotary Pubic.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-04-04
THREE DAYS LATER !!

MAY 90, lS60.-Ttis is he case o. acute rheum-
atsm treated with propy amIne, the first OF those TO
which called your attention at our last clinic. She
is still very comfortable. and is nnsp iatiAe .i--,
grains thrice daily,
la this case it has seemed 10 be followed by very
satisfactory results. The second case to which
your attention called at our last lecture. has
also continued 10 DO well. will now bring before
you very characteristic OF acute rheumatism,
and if the result be satisfactory, think, as goaJ
jarymcu, shall justly render vsrdiet IN |apo-
If fpfOpylamiae,
He is seaman, act. 26, who was admitted few
d'ys ago. Has had occasional rheumntic pains, but
not as TO keep his bed, until eight days ago. The
pains began IN his right knee, subsequently affected
the left knee, and later, the joints of the upper ex-
tremities. These joints are all swollen tense and
tender. His tongue is iurred; skim at presen,. .
dry, though there has been much sweating. His
pulse is full and strong, and bout 90, He has now
used propsamine for twenty -four hours.
This gentleman is what may be called strictly
typical case Of acute rheumatism, There was ex-
posnre to cold aud wet, and this exposure IS follow
ed by feeling of GOODNESS, severe articular pain,
beginning us it usually does, in the lower ioiuts.
There is fever and the profuse sweating, so gener-
ally attendanton acute rheumatism.
did not bring this patient before you with tho
intention OF giving you lecture all the points
connected with rheumatism, but TO again give tn
al TO the new remedy We testing, and to exhibit
to you lhis typical case, as have called it, than
which there could hot be a fairer opportunity for
testing the medicine IN question We are, there
fore avoiding the use OF all other medicines, even
anodynes, that there may be no misgivings as 10
which the efficient remedy. You shall see the
case at inture cline.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-04-04
SAME CASE FOUR DAYS LATER !.

MAY 80, 1901 will now exhibit 10 you the pa
tient for whom prescribed Propylamine, and who
was then aboring under an attack of acute rhecma-
tism She mas steadily taken 1t in doses of thres
grains, every two hours, (intermittng it at nisht)
The day after you her, found hey much more
comfortable, better than she expected to be for a
week or more. judging from her other attack. (rhe
patient now walked into the roon.) The improve
ment has steadily progressed and you cannot fail to
notice market change in the appearance of her
joints, which now nearly of their natural size.
Thus far our experiment would have seemed very
successful hut gentlemen, we must wait little
while before give decided opinion as to
what is TO be the result.
Here is another patient who placed On the
use Of the same medicine Sunday last she has
long been suffering from chronic rheumatism, and
found her al that time with acute attack super
venlng upon her chronic aifecloa. Tne-wi Is and
knuckes were much swollen and tense Sh. took
the chloride OF fTopylamins in three grain dosea
every two hours, and you will perceive that the
swelling of The joints has much diminished.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-04-04
o.
OF IMQUISITI0W.

Whereas, Elisha Smith, one OF the heirs Of James
Smith, late of Southampton township, presented
petition setting forth that said James Smith lately
died, leaving widow, Naomi, ard issue twelve
heirs, or the representatives of heirs viz: John,
siding in Fulton county, Pa, Elisha, the petitioner,
Hetty Moss, intermarried with Philip Moss, PRS
ella, intermarried with William Wgicid, Jolly
Murphy, deceased, leaving a husband, James Mur-
ply, and Issue five children, VIZ: Sarah, James,
Philip, Elias and Jolley; Hlrrson, Gideon, Harry,
Sarah, intermarried with Henry Smith. Morgan,
Matthew, now dead, leaving five children, to wit:
Sarah, James, Philip, and Emanuel, who resides in
Fulton county. The other heirs reside in Bedford
county, except Morgan, his heirs, whose resi-
dence is unknown. That said intestate died seized
of three tracts of land viz: The Dicken tract or
Mans ion piece, containing four hundred and forty
acres, adjoining lands of George May, Lees lands,
James Pennel and others One other tract, con-
faining about sixty-sx acres, adjoining the above
tract and Lewis Miller. One other tract, contain.
ing about fifty five acres, adjoining Lees lands, ali
situate in said township of Southampton.
Notice is, therefore, hereby given, that in pur5r-
ance of a writ OF Partition or Valuation TO me di-
rected will proceed 10 hold an Inquisiion or Valu-
alton, oil the premises on Thursday, the 10th day of
pril, 1862, when and where all parties interested
may attend if they see proper.
JOHN !. CESSNA, Sheriff.
saerifr's ofsce, March "a, 1902.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-04-04
iKlry THE BLOOD

or t-w oi the worst Disorders that affiict
A',;nJ ar Sc {, ON the corruption lha; accdmu-
,".s ,'a in the blood. OF all The discoveries that
nave opeu made to purge / out, none have been
n,,d "' which could punal in effect AYERS CoM-
.onYp ExrR.cr OF SaRsArARiLLA 1t ol'anses
IA renoyatps the tlond, inStis the vigor OF
Sasl,b into the system and purgfs ont the hn-
n.T "ors which maxi disease. 1t stimulates the
'.utv functions OF the body aud eXpels the
,'sor,ers that grow and rankle in the blood.
"a. extraordinary virtues are not yet widely
'nown but when they are il will no longer be
onys,op what remedy 10 employ in the great
,TIir,y of affecting diseases lha. require aiera-
r,vs remedy. Snch remedy, that could be re-
(sl m has long been sought for, and now, for
IN. first time, the publc lave one on which
.,bsv can depend. Our space here does not ad
81, certificates 90 show lis fleets. Bat the iri
Il nj single bottle will show 10 the sick that
q, ha, virtues Surprising anything they have
aver taken. Sufferers from Scrofula, Sc-ofulons
,swpIl,nss and Sores, try il and see the rspidity
With which il cures Skin Diseases, Pimpics,
pu,tvlfs, Blo'cbps, Erupttoas, &C.. are soon
rsanrd out oi the system.
81 .anfhoas's Fire, Rose or ErySipeIas, Tef-
t,r or SaN Rhpaa, Scaid Hea :, Ring g~orm, &c,
.hould not bp borne while tney can be SO speed
;y cared BY AYERS SAHsAPARlLLA.
Svphilis or Vcae,eat Disease is expelled from
,be system bv the rrolongeG us1 OF this SarSa-
owH,c, and the patient IS lrt; as healthy as il
h.. had never had the disease.
P,male Diseases arr caused by ScrDfula in
,bs blood. and are generally soon cured by this
LrtGac, Of S"sarmMa Price $ per bottle,
or botirs i9r s..
For all t1r purposes of family phy,ic, take
AYERS CATnAETic Pulls, which are every
wbre SHOWN To be the best purgaiye that is
offered 10 The Amtrican Prople. Price % cts,
rsr box, or ) hox.s Tor ST.
pterlre by DR.. s. C. AVER, x Co., Lowell, Mass.
and sold b. all Druggists everywhere.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-04-04
P ennSylvania Hospital.

May 10, lS60.-Ellen S., et. cs, single, neve.
was very strong. Two years Ago she had an alta
of acute rheumatism, from which shc was confined
TO her bed for two weeks, and subsequently from
relapse for four more. She has been well sine. then
lll last Saturday while'engaged in house-cleauuIg
she took cold, had ptin in her back, felt cold but
had no decided chill. Two days later her ankles
began 10 swell, which was followed by swelling Of
the knee joints Of the hands. She has now Gull
pain in her shoulders, and her knuckles are very
tender, red and painful both hands are Affected,
but the right is most SO. This, then, is case Of
acute rheumatism, or, it is fashionably cali
ed, rheumatic fever. 1t well marked fyRcal
case. We will carefully watch the case, and Iroln
time to time call your attention 10 the various
symptoms which psesent themselves. Ny chief
object in braging her before you now, is to cali
your attention TO remedy which has recently been
recommended in the treatment oil rheumatism. |
mean propyiamine. DR.. .twerarius, of ST. Peters
burg, recommends it in the highest terms, having
derive great benefit from its use in 2J0 cases which
came under his care. Various com nenditory tes-
tmouiais respecting it have appeared 10 our jour
nals and propose therefore TO give it another trial.
| must confess am always ,ncredulous as TO the
worth of new remedies, which ale vaunted as spe-
cfcs; but this comes 10 Us recomme nded so highly,
that we are bound to give 1t trial.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-04-04
Ayers Compound Extraot sarsapa-
q, TilIa.


NTO ons remedy is more needed in this colin-
y try .haa reliable .3Herdfipe, bot the sick
have heen so ou!i agyously cheated by The worth
less preparations oi Sarsapayilla abroad that they
ere disyus;rd even Wnh tn naue. Yet the
drug canno, hp blamed iot ;he im1osilions from
which they have suffered. Most OF the so-call-
ed SarSapariIas iu the narkrt contain lilp Of
the virtues OF Sarsaparilla or any thing Else.
They are meie sl0ps -- ihrr. ard worthless,
wh,l- concentrated extract Of the active va
rietv of Sarsapa'itla compounded with Dock,
Slillingia Iodine, etc, rs, as 1t ever will be,
poWprt,.i Alternative and an etiectual remedy.
such is Ayers Extract Of Sa'sapariiIa, as lis
lfuly wonderful cures Of the great variety of
complaints which require an Alternative medi-
rme have abundan'lv shown. DO not, there
io.p. discard this Invaluable medicine, bscause
you have been imposed upon by something pre-
,ndirg 20. Re Saisapalilla, whie II was not.
When YOU have used AVER then, and not
rill ihro, will you know The virtues OF Sarsa-
raflla For minute Particulars Of the diseases
it cures, We refer you Ia Ayers American Al
nance, which TIE agent below naucd will fur
nish gratis 10 all whc call Tor H.
AYERS CAruARrlc Pitts, for the cure Of
Costtreness, Jnundicf, Dyspepsi', Indigestion,
Dysenseyv, Foul Sfomnch, He"doehr, Piles,
Rieumotism, Hrariturn arising from Disorder
ed Stomach, Pain, or .No,tM Iaociion Of The
Bomsls, Fla'utemcy, Loss Of Appc'ae, Lir:r
Complaint, DrOpSy Worms, Gopt, Neuralgia,
and tor q Dianer PW.
They are sugar-coa'ed. so that the most SEN
si7e can take them pleasantly, and they arr
the bes, Aper'nt in the world far all tn" puI'
poses oi family physic. Price % ceuts per
box; Five boxes for 81 90.
D. no, be mi, eff by nnprircipl"d dealers.
with other preparations which they make more
profit on Demand AYERS and take no others.
The sick want the best aid there is for them.
and they should have 1t.
Prepared by DR.. i. c. AVER & Co., Lowell,
Mass, aud sold by Dr.. B. F. Harry, b. diold.
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BOWMAN-LONG.- At the residence of
the brides father, on the 4th March, by the Rev.
Moor, Of Williamsburg, Mr. Peter Bowman to
Miss Margaret Long, both of Hopewell Town
ship.
FR-LONG.-At the same place,
by the same, on the 9th March, Mr.. James
Hesfner, Railroad Contractor, to Miss Eliza
Jane Long.
AKERS- RS-ANDERSON.-O Sunday eve
ming 9th February, 1924 the parental home
Of the bride by w. c.. Wisegarver, Esq, Mr.. u
Iiah II. Akers to Miss Mary A, daughter of
James Anderson, Esq. of Bedford Township.
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BROWN.--Near Diamondville, Indiana Co.,
on the Dist ult, Mary Amanda, daughter of
John d. and Charlotte \. Brown, in the 9TH
year of her agc.
DANNAKER-At the residence Of his faith
.cr, near Scbelisburg, March oath, Alexander
- Dannaker, aged 30years, 6months, l2days
The deceased, until few months since, resi-
ded.in Galesburg, I'll. Consumption marked
him for its own in the flower of his life, and he
fastened back to the home OF his boyhood to
lie down to sleep or the old familiar hills, where
Cit he had roamed in the halcyop hours of his
youth. He suffered long and patiently nntil
the days lcnsthcnod into the mystic shades of
eternity. The Good Shepherd led him through
,ee dark valley, and another angel hand drew
mm on to the celestial seats-it was his angel~
ooy' Little Charley, who wastaken to The skies
out few days before. In Domito, in pace
tie leaves devoted wife, who, in the exercise
OF true Christian philosophy, moums but not
rs those that have no hope.
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