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NOTICE TO TANpANERS.-Notice IS
y hereby Given hat H'e ASSESS iENf ROLLS n he
NEAIfnd ~ rsUNAL ESTATE % tie City AMI County 81
NrYnrk oi t year 1853 nil hr 0reu fr nsrc on at se
,, lfor, art ait,r alONnt, jan H. 1863, aud WI roman
opsn an iue leh lay OF Apu, M for tie correction OF ef.
fori ui fhr equalization 90! e lsf aeut4 g! ne foe'i"
K.l anl i,r.oua ~ sle II - ti! I'D County Of Kew.
Negt an pcisoAs believing T'h. - 20 le eff' i'ast
Ie .rparoa 20 tho tptfai ~ ners dutiue te % 4o'
above nru IN, Ia 0llr b Obtain a., i,ei provided ol ew'
rie Act - lJ4 provide that Dni.rf tie iic tao 90
alai bee open public nilecnn as i"rcinpr ore provo =
a.lH ton ll, D. made b, ruy pr ln c'nsdfiif 1ii eil
y e f-.css,d valuation If liz real or Personal e.
ti te have the corrected lfucl app ceon be ifdc
ia o. .n d. tc aign o. The real estate, u ist
made ia wriiius tsnz lie around oi objection thereto,
anil a eruno. M Glun. iuuVi shall ne into she CON
plain, and L. b. tlcig udgu or tc ssfcfsrort Il erroneous,
they h. cuso the o. be corfcic. fsnch upiea ii
b. made in relation the I'd yuso % personal eitie,
tln srnrt shall lie oNunhei uer o.th Is Tie sad Goa
"a, nn r. Who s,mi be authorized 60 aiiicr srrl ossi
oroay ~ ten; aud IT, la HI, tner Judgment TIE ssess
erroneous they shall cause the .ine 10 he.ci eiei
AMI II, the amount OF such assessment o. may bcue -
h. mt end declare their decision thereon NiAn ih dl'
,r mel application shal ay, boon node 10 them No
con al all b. usde by he Board 81 Srprhois 81 any -
,e.en eat u real aud personal reis nros 1t undo is 'ci,
unis IL al N appear nieI es nr 3at aof iiI ir p y
,.vr,, va. unable attend Thin de period pre- 'b'
f n rcetion Of taxes, hN o. ,hn's- nf absence
FROM thc city a. - Ni'i, A'i'"N ra,.
IN BMOWN, As.c~senl,.
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VXT T '7fES|N NTTt
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son az OF tho best MONEY NAMING SECRETS IN this
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WHAT BOY is there iliat has not poed with
w dci.it oy d.. rago, of Pc g. ou tiA 90 I'd The
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Here our hero phys YER important pss, dy.ogng
ye0l Tcs1uTcos coming dcuf., Obstacles
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10 this ile b'ud, ts fiUGef end ultimate triumph hold you
pel Sound md Az tod ni6fc D. Foe.h than any narrative
.nce The Immortal " Robinson Cresoo."
sparkling with oncsy AID le l'caalins to every ase
have 10 h. .i.ancy IN aonennfinst
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a .hick l2sn0. volume. Price 81 90
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Wceoins CARDS. sc

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Gorses, Carriage, ~f.

4 LARGE assortment of new and secondhand
Carriages Sogs Haness 1c for sale cheap during ta
Winter Secondhand carriages bought and taken m cSchsngs
IAYLOHs No. d aud 20 Cedar st, opposc tho Post Once
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CPANISH DOCUMENTS carefully prepared
~ sla,od and la prrer form to he used ereeuy,y s
Tie Law Courts u sny spani.h dominion, by Z: NM,
WauS
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L. ~ MsPwts. huetoao.r.
DY BANGS, MERWIN 81 Co., Irving Build
- in-s Nos ~ and 5s6 Bfoada ty-Sas. Of books ss
ioucry Pictures WORKS Of Al taasY Gool fsm,a,e, l
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JNllsry p. At oclo,k.
PRIVATE LIBRARY of STANDARD AND hlstEl~
LANEOlS BOOKS. cOmrrising great variety Ct Valuable
woIAs sud geusIs. Miscellaneous LiterstrEs. &c.
fRlDAl AFTERNOON, Jan. p. at o'clooN.
LAW bOOhS-A large private collection, comprising 90
90 Law aaa CaaDcefy Repors Admiralty Reports s'aiais
Lows Dig,ts Commentaries lteciises Ac -igig m4ny
,aiaa5.e kNGLlSh LAW LOOKS.
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Alafbinern.

E'OR SALE at ONE-QUARTER the COST
One POWER PRESS, with sheais 1c and Two iairs 81
ClRcuLAR SHEARS s, sqes.s new A;s ;Gms lool
Apply tc THCS, BUSiiELL Co. Seatrns at, 81 Ven
Dnu ~ opIc.lt Ioo' BIZ sasd. Lgst store S'stb h''A
lyn
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EyFR1RDCS WARNER, No. >

EVERARDCS WfRNER, No. , fcSey-st.,
IL Ascr Horse hss jas pyhlhed thie edicfo4 W. 20
81 THE SCALPL cont iis ,ie following hTu'i'.; 70
Diseases Of Defective Nutrition ~ tho 4oafs "ih Cen
Diedicine Consumption spins. Disease OF o-ss-s 80 We
The Hoped skirt. What is It's influence che ls:h Of
Disco O. the Rcsua Rlaldcr md ,er,si sssry mps
thetc symptoms ia Other parts e.. iae body
Hemouods, F,uIe Fisiuls THEN ia'id''s ol'seS AID
CifcSsnc.Oni its mranilswasi r3is'~sse' by
Vsr-oeeis wis, i Il. sid vlo: are it. eGc.'- hcsth
E~sragia aud Amor, mia What they feopis who ere
bleed and negye-stsrs ed what IL the curol
Abe Early Decay Of American Women i 4 proper Z"
CHI ok the mere Sc " i.at'yt
Trea,rn@n, Of s,rcul, b. Internal lrc,,isr md sim
Los OF Nmihty in Young Married Peorlesn unsupported
De-s llocv and Ss.ofaa originate from the iarase Of
eleod Relation they d.e u iucomJ-eo.. Temper
Eaen,sl
Ga pages octave elegantly printed . coats ncose q
"Rvery line from tie pen Of ~, Dixon is C value TO III,
Sho,e human family liorace Greeley
DIR. Dixon takes III stand tn tie conservative mon q
Tire day. lie is universally known tlrean = great pr'r
taes bis joanna. J. unlike anything IA te t"TaHe o
the day dllciic power lie has no ~ aa IA e zen
Sctased by one nCuve-the good Of tae people H. a.
b1 Dixon is al earnest and thorough rr,soncr Of 81
he j. Of tue ~ a;e csptciy q i-de ev"iy
word is wes y with meaning = " A. CoHneEcls Ad'er
deer.
A PRACTICAL TREATISE On DISEASES or TIFF
SEXUAL SYSTEM BY Edward ~. Di<ur ". D. Lciioi
81 "The Scalqel." Ninth edition. 2siFp IHc" ~.
at j. written IN cicar neIsons 81. ana calculated a.
think. 10 auch good. The I nelsrcs are most
iudicious.n y. y. Jolrnal Of Medicine
"Dr Dixon he's placed tire l1'etsou unar great obligations
b. tins excellent and practice digest London Lancet
aThe fhor. ackusgedeed c-giuafy ani thorough deVo
aIcer ryB- .us.ic circumstance Il with HcEe Than
ordinary interest Boston Mcda aid sr'scsl Journal
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printing.

OUARLES C. SHELLEY, Steam rrhis.'
NJ "a Observation-Disclosures CieslsIa fessr-@ ~
s,,,s c,rda 10 Iriudsr tJs.svera sans ~ ~ ''''
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
TIE NgW-YoRK S2MI-WeFgLY TRIBUNE is
,sbl.shod every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.

r.. y 4 VI N
TIE Nsw-YoRK szm-WGFELY TRIBUNE is
,sbsshed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
Contents Of No. 1916 [Jau. 1877:
I..LEADIY0 hRTCLEs; Tic Condition o: ne R;
Herair Cm,racts Omoil ssaries; IN A~ul
Csaiqi,y; Eli,o.ie P4lsgfapLs
u..wAR NEWS SUNDAY: from Con. Ms1de''
f tS &C.. 1I INV. s Apay Mic. C aaSse. Army
III. GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
y..FROM WASHINGTON. Sqeo'a Dispatches TO
Tie \. s.. Tribune.
v. .TtuRry-t1cHrg CONGRESS Frg.- ess-os:
Proceeiir IN The senate and iio".e of i.egfc-
tentative
v..NEw.YOaX LECIsLArCRE.
Vii FROsI fHE DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH:
Nirsry fx,caton' DeseTlions; Cold Weather
To-, o. si1 Lives n he surii Destruction d 3
Piorbul,- kunnaT EeH-f ear among the Sc.fie,
Hoiba,dmort Of CbaY.es'on a Cor-t,n Ksn Of
Shells in,o ., ' 10. Cry f"g-f7iou' to h-'o the
w .0RAPE GROWING AND WINE MAKING:
L"t'IlL
n..AMGRICAS INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB
x.TALK hRouT FRUIT
xi..LAqE sOJfiiEm NEWS: Two Rem isbe
Aricl.. ON The Raleigh Oily Prosross.
XII .RRBEL COTrONSELLING PROPOSITION.
BY THE PENNSYLVANIA LEGisLATUitE
XIV. THE NATIONAL FINANCES.
v..UE1ON RAID ~ VIRGINIA.
XVII. FROM EUROPE.
XVI. .fRom JAfAH: Correspondence Of Tie N Y
Tribune.
XVII. FROM CHATTANOOGA: Correspondence Of The
~ Y. TfiauGe
XIX. PETITIONS FOR EMANCIPATION.
Xxx. VERY HAeD CASA: Charlie, Rcsdes New
Story.
XXI. CAPTURED REDEL CORRESPONDENCE:
tn. Lamar Lstrts; Curious Kevelati0usi How
N%ssrls "a ere Bought The grosbes Of hing Cot
toa EsDei AgsnIa all ASscs-i Ne"'A orb "a the
Pool
XVII AN AWFUL DISASTER IN chill: connara.
ton Of the Church Of the Jesnis at ssuuhgo
Nearly Z, Jo1 IrrsJis Burned 10 Death
XIII. .THE EIGHTH DRJANUARY AT NASHVILLE:
- Speech Of 3or. Johnson
XIV. THE FREE STATE MOVEMENT IN LOuIsI
ANA jpter~';iu1 Statement Of the agent Of TIE
Yree Sis;- Committee.
XIV. pKR5CNAL
SxyI. PcLlTIcsL
xxvil,. WAX ITf,JH ... .....
xxyiIL, CITY HENy
XIX. AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.
XXX MISCELLANEOUS ITE,)B.
xxxI. MANAGES AMI DEATHS
xxXl COMMERCIAL MATTERS. Full Reports Of The
slsc., Monsy. Cotton. Gfsio snd Cs.lls Mar
Esl., spsei.li y Rsgodsdios The n. Y. Tribune.
TsRss-ono Copy for ore year 81. Two Copies one
ces, %. Five Copies, one yssr si3' ~" CoS''
u, Glib Of rw.sty. w send an Esus Copy.
Adde'S aBD TRIBUNE. New Yost.
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EECEIVERs SALE.--Whereas ON Tie 1879
~ dy Of husu 1853 b. IN order Of The pr,no Coeri u
n Stsln OF New, ork tie und rB d appointed k--
ceiger IL lie personal properly and e. is o. lie mites
sa,e steam Surlr kcng Company, nov ~ rsoie Y W.
tie n the 4uthoy vested IN ty sad I'D q. said So
rrenle Cont VIII cspo.. 20 sale 40 public ioa raes
III 10Th dry 81 ssry ls. - ~ Al o. i,.e "a
;r i.es lately occug eI by sid Company 90 bert, Nes.-
hletou Lseht and West str,si- in tie Cay Of New tor
an3r ~.s Mold. md Pots abou- ~ TINS ~ Coal %
Lanterns Oi Feeders &c Green's y pin; Par,f,
lot Tia tul Wood pas Desks Mister C,e'rs.2 noIer
1s ..ar - y D. Moas-es abes SO 81 Cass. OF
al pipe Cl0cks iarsr Iron Safe DO oi Tin Ware, "a
shade. &c.-Da.e1 New York, lanuely l.h, 49,.
JOHN KELLY, Receiver,
Ne. Is Chamber street, Room No !.
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pOOK TRADE SALES Rooms, No. ~;

DBwayresrJ 6gposiies.. Nicholas Hotel CEO. LA
Nlrf Aulfaut,r - J. T. Cooley. Con- gfcuis f0 ic,s =
WEDNESDAY Jan. a. az the sl.ssooti-h tla' slsio's
SALE o. rar'- Go scon 81 COINS aid h.hAL>--An p
.csn ald fo.esi.o CABlNkl 81 -tut''Ear !iisy 90
ceased Sale " commence AZ O'Clock 2 ror perth srS
sac catalogue. Coins Oh exhibition.
FRIDAY ENENlNG Jan p. u = ocioct-A .rss colsS
iJ STANDARD 81 ccai,ogs BOOhS mostly if t1 'iocs
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oIoparinerebip Notices.

DoOTH a. FUTILE have admitted 10 their
- frin GEO. r. HALL end JOHN 4. PUTT. AID ~ .
coniinu. ti.e DRl-8OODS JOBblNG BIclNf.>. q No.
80 Bfs.dt..y, under fbc name OF buOIH, FUTILE Co
Sesr fsfk. Jan. a.. 1854
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Goueee an1 farms il)anlc0.

EARM WANTED.-Wauird To- hire. with nm
agreement rufrac within sven l" - 90 ?" err -
81 good LAND wfhia = mix 81. lrr fl- cay eIrs' 20
f,rosI =. lon W. f.arho4f ..iing A.is, .tas pfi.s
and s.'4...af fiNs Nox $50. ..S- iesi.pt.le =. i.
YARNS NANrED-For CaEh O. iu Exchange
L fT CIV Ff.ltsfy-r fha tlity aart &C riy a'A tr-f
depot Any parties wsin- o. al 700 tui i % tt- it'i'si
a,ud p.iilcliAf 90 lliLANb Z hFAilNE, Afa D. &c
hroA,., 81. . ryoafoN, cell'f " CO -sa'.
CuAaESHxAsrEHs OyIicE 80 rrAsr -
SSw-lalls lsn. lb. 1854
WANTED 90 RENT IL Three ~ ipnr-fory
w BUILDfNf shsut % f,ft hy .. Ha g.. 90. l4uE
tcnng troop. ioclflru s0rtH ~ 4 .i4a.t. ifr j.
SIIWAhr VAN NLtl! 0rsfTfns.tf
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Go lct.

rI'D I,ET-Furuishcd COUNTRY PLACE 90
L While Ta.s Wsstch,r,~f County, consisting If ls'er
do.t'e ,ansoa I,c .tofes lsa. Will good ou's stable
te.ase nr.r lcr if.uo D..rl, lsul. a., t-., b. TIE
Vursr u White ria L. Isu' = - pf sn1nu VIII inIn
dts pa..er..fn Inquire 81 NJ Sutl As ~ he h'sfr
Ofic, White Ii.ins or A. II. Amy NO MAJ. - D.
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Ministering Angels.

The beautiful hayu gone with their bloom
from the gBac of human oyes. Soft eyes
that made il sprlnCtime IN our hcarts, arc
seen no moro We have loved tho Fight of
many u smilo that has tadod from us now:
aud 10 our hearts have fingered sweet voices
thal arc nov hushed ia death Seats arc
iutt vacant in oOr earthly homes which none
again eau fl Kindred aud friends, loved
Uucs. have passed away ore by one: our
hearts are lett drsO'at"; We arc lett nlone
without them. Thcv hsyc passed. with their
bloom to "that land from whose bourne no
Traveller returns Shall we nuvur see them
o2aiD; Memory turrs with lingering rccall
90 those smiles and the loved tones of those
dear familiar voices. In fancy thoy arc
often 10y our side, but their homo - on a
brighter shore. They visit US in our dreams.
floating over our memories ike shadows
over moonlight waters. When tho heart il
w"lrv with anguish, and the soul bowed
with grief, do they not come and whisp y
Thoughts of comfort and hope? Yos. swCct
,noTOry brings thcm to Us. and tho lovo wC
hOro them lifts the heart from earthly aspi.
ration and We long to ,n thom in that bot
ter land. They hover round US. the ctho.
real. dear, departed ones--tho loving and
tho loved, thoy watch with oNcs that slum.
brr not. When gOntle dreams arc wander.
ing to the angol lend, in whispers wake the
hymnlng strains of that bright and happy
choir, revealing many talc Of hope, aud
bliss aud tenderness aud lDYn Thrv toll Of
sunny r1alms ncer viewed by mortal eve
of form arrnyed in iadc!css beauty. uui lOi.
~ anthems to their great Creators praise
arG sounding forth in sweet soraphic uu,H.
bora. Aud this bright vision of tho b,cst
dissolves the tumul, Of litos jtrring scJuc.
thoy fade ia air, and then We glory in th,
thought that wo are huns of Immortality
Aud wing is it tina, We regard with such dorI
revorencu aud love, those bright, cclus'ia
beings Of another sphere : Alb, bccaus'
thoy tako an interest in Our uclfa,c, an'
iry over success IN tho great bl,te Of l.f'
They are not selfish in thor happiness, bu
fam would have US share il with thGm.
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1loRRIELE OUTRAGE In Ravonnn, o. on
tho lTth inst, an outrageous attempt oil
murder was p0rpotrated. w. W. Flowcr, a
New York runner. went into a store to got
change tor bundled dollar bill, and was
told to come in the next morning llo did
40, and wLlo tho clerk was counting the
money, Flower struck him or tho head with
poker. then dragged him down collar and
pounded him on tho head with stone
when he left him and started up stairs, but
somo one just coming in, he made lis cs.
cape. md was finally captured. He is n
young man, tall, slender, and pleasant
looking.
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Headache, e,SichIendncbs,T Foul stomach


Dy,p IluO. ANEp: Cnuunt answer YOU iU1t complaints
hlyo c,lsI with your pily batter than to say M NIt re
tr- ir2h pir7Uirf medicine place great depen'
demo rifacunl Nhlrtic in my daily C1nte't WIN
disease anil believing 10 that Nuur Pills afford us The
beot wo have, of course yAiuo them highly.
rir1sNrnd. Pa. MAY I, 1885.
nR j. C. hryR. SIR Inv" been repeatedly cured ot
the hfnh'h, body can have 10y d'he or iMJ
of yuur pis. It to arise from foul stomach
which they cleanse at once.
Yours with huont e,rest, Ed. W. PREi|LF,
g,rt. gf S,yt IIiy L,j
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DrsoRIMIEArIoN is worth so much. be
cause there are no grent gaps between
man and man, between mind and mind
There is no virtuous, no vicious, no poet
no uupoet; and only dulluess Jumps one
with angels, another with dogs.
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disease cold settles Somewhere IN tue h1uy "hl "G
struuts it's natural functions. These, II not ieh''"i
react ulon Themselves and tho surrounding orgNus pre-
duciug general hsgraSuiiou, tu1rrnS ana u's'"7s'
While in this condition. oppressed by the druuE'h hl',
AXE Aver. Pills and sue how directly they fcsOrc ths
,aiuta action of the sysom und With It tho huhAut
ceiling II health again. What Is true aud 'r apparent IL
dis trivial and complaint is also ttu' ~ Wnny
,ft- ,ipap seated and dtuLcruus dis'upe-. The sans
.irgntyr effect cxrnS them. Caused 'N similar "'ruc'
Sons and arrangements Of the hAtlni H"cun' 81 'hS
lolv they are rapidly, and many Of them su ely, .utci
by the same nioRnI. Mona who know t' Nrt. "I tl"'d
Fills will neglect to employ them when suffering Iou
the dispricrs they cure.
Statrnlents from leading physicians in some 81 uo
prlnoIpsl otiss, sud from other well known pH1s pSr
sous.
From u Fs,gr7ipg Mrcl1n! i y. Louis "5. l, lS5A
Dn. aver: Your rlls the paragon of sll that IS
,,s,t In nolcus They have cured my it'll, daughter
vi ucers sores upon r hands aud c't that had proves
iHcnr.lc for years. Her mother has been long se',
ous,y afflicted with hotchcs Hul lmres On her SKIN AUD
in her hair After chl was cured, she A.' itItI
yvur rils, aud they have cured her, ,,
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Manufacturer of BRAIDED HAIR Jewclry
Notice.


TIE STATE OF ONO,
GEAUGN COUNTY, So, Cour, Com. Pleas.
Jerome Messenger, Piainlif,i
versus civil Action.
Iicirs OF John toward, dts.
rINllE sam defendants, the heirs oi John How
| ard, decca sod, hereby not lied That on
the 18Th day oi Dec. d. loni, sud jerome
messenger, plaintiff filed in the Otllbe OF the
Clerk ot said Court, his certain petition against
said defendants al e2ln9. that Oh The 2lst day OF
December, 1912, one David Rice entered into a
cont act IN writing with John llowutd, by L. w.
y ngham his attorney in tict--by tho terms oi
which contract the said Howard bargaincd aud
sold and az ecd To convey by good and sufficient
decd, To said Daniel Rice or his assigns the io'
I lowing described tract or lot OF land. aud prem
iscs siu tel IN Troy township, No. " IN the TN
/ range in the Connecticut Western Reserve, beng
IN the County oi Geauga. III Section No, 10 IN
said townrhip aud bounded south hy 81 * - 100
acres ON said 2l~t day ot Dec, 1912, sold To Ne
hlmIuh Webster; east by the Cuyahogn RIVER
north by land iornerly sold 10 William Boots
west by the section line upon which Is the ROAD
containing Sky and 52'loo acres, be the same
more or csS. together with the hcredltnmenis
and appurlcnances thcrtunlo belonging, subject
to all streets and highways, Tor which SAID kico
was to pay $3.50.
That there is due TO said defendants on said
contract the sum oi SAB, aud no mote--whr hrch
sun said plaIntlf Oh the 18th day nj Decembc ,
A D. lsIi paid into the hnr DIS OF VIM N Nee
my, Clerk oi said Court, tor ihe use and heheh'
OF sand defendants, and tenders tho same Us
tllI satislactiou tor the amount due on said con
tract snid money being IN legal render no'eo
the United States Currency That said conlr ac
has been duly sold assgnh and Transferred 'osnl'
, PIT. and that he is now the legal owner OF III III
} nrcmiscs mentioned aud described in said con
traci. The further aver,nents OF said pcilno!
are that the Plaintiffs eulllled to good and sui
fcicnt deed ol said premises from said delenn
ants and that said John Howard died in Massa
chusetts, in the winter OF 1890
SAID defendants are further notified that unles
l. ,hcy answer said petition on or beloro the II
day Of Feb, A y. 1868. the same VIII be take
as confessed, and judgme It rendered acGoTdinSlI
CANFlELD g. SMITH,
7Tew6 Plaintiffs Attorney.
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ner, PastorollleddingM q NJ

From Rev, lI.Turner, PastorollleddingM
f. Church fhlud'a
DR.. Jackson; Dear Sir: Having g1ftonuseGyo youI
bittcrs in my taml!y,l can say 1t ha been q,
great service. bciIcvclu most ca 81 IS at genera
tcbilityl is the 5aicstaud northumberland,
OF which have any knowledge.
Ycurs, respectfully, }. 4 TURNER,
.S26N. NinetecnthSt,
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AN exchange says lovers, like armies,
generally get along quietly enoysh Until
they ale engaged.
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Why is sermon delivered on board a
ship like necklace? because it is II
declaration,
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FromRev WarrcnRando'ph,P ,Pas,olofB fBaptis
'ht,r,.h t,prunu.nWu PA

Church, Germantown, Pa
Dr. -. u llck5nn:-Denr Sir3-Pcrsonal cx
pctleuco enables me to say that regard the BIZ
tcrs prepared by You "a n most exec! lent mcdI
cine lncuaes OF severe cold and general de
hility have been greatly benefited by their use
aud doubt notthoy will produce similar effect
ouulhers. lourstruly,
WARREN RANDOLPH,
NJrmlMk own, Pa.
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eerl" cellar he pluugcs into the depths o
basement.
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THE book of nature is always beautiful.
But the fine book gets short OF leaves IN
the fall.
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Sin: have used Iyur rms Ia MY seH"ttl nnd hospital
practice you made them, and cannot hesitate To
SAY t,uy aru tile bcst CahRItc ulpiuy. IkeT iIga
laius lion tho lisOr j. quic and decided, CDnse-
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of that organ. indeed, hayo seldom found case u
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tiuul. blutuInay yuUrS, AIUNXD NALL, NJ D,
Inuy',,uA ~ The M,y.iue iIrypNtI,
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Bilieus p,sordOra : Elv.r ColnpI.luta.

FOm Ur. TIeOI0rf H77, n N'ln TWN U7y
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licc proved vRcCtUal for the Of 5i'o"s c,R
pi,HS than any ono remedy can mention. sincerely
i1uico tIut " have al lon ,Ih purEh,vo which IS
tnJ Ls colGduuce OF tho profession and the people.
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thus OF my own accord TO bcartcsIlmuny To the
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the luerlng. .rslmoniuls uslo lothcirgtenr
value. In cases Of geucralle lleb!llty, believe ii
TO be u loniet that cannolbc surpassed.
IN. LYONS.