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The Governor ef Maryland on EmaneIpa-
linn


The message OF Governor Bradford, trans
mitted to the Maryland Legislature on the
7th, says the finances Of that State are in
q prosperous condition. During the past
year 100000 of the old debt has been ex.
tiDguished, and there is balance on hand
Of more than 81 100000, exclusive Of cash,
to the credit Of the sinking fund. Refer
ing to the subject Of emancipation, Gov
ernor Bradford says:
81 believe to-day, as l have done for
years, that if we had long ago provided for
the gradual emancipation Of the slaves of
the State, We should now be, as regards all
the national elements ofpublic prosperity,
in advance Of our present position. The
products Of our Slate and its natural re-
sources are not such as are adapted to, or
can be developed by, slave labor.
II am satisfied that the people of the
State, in their moments Of calm and delib-
crate reflection, long since came to the
same conclusion. When the conspiring
leaders at the South lifted their hands
against the Union, and pointed to slavery
as the institution upon which their vision
ary republic was TO rest, they struck a
blow at its very vitals in every Border
State; under which it has continued 10 Ian
guish, and which must inevitably result in
its ultimate destruction.
HIt becomes us, therefore, to whom the
whole question rightfully belongs, to take
immediate measures fori its removal, which
should be no longer delayed than msy be
required by q proper respect for those in
dustrial pursuits with which the institu.
ton has been so long and 50 intimately in
terWoven, and human regard for the
slave himself, which forbids us to cast him
all unprepsred for SO great change, toe
suddenly upon his feeble resources
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The following analysis Of the style Of
this eminent novelist, as contrssted with
that Of Dickens, will be Of interest at the
present time:
As writer Thscksrsy stood with Dick
ems at the head Of the fictitious literature
Of England. His name was always COUP
led with that of his illustrious and friendly
rival; and yet il is almost impossible to
conceive Of two writers who differ mere in
their conceptions Of life or in their re-
speotive styles. Dickens ever takes the
smisble view Of human events; he over
flows with sensibility until his characters
and scenes approach the msudlin while
Thsokersy is predominsntly cynical, sar-
castle and bitter. Dickens delights in such
creations as the Cheeryble Brothers, Little
Nell, Little Dombey, the Baby Wife, Toots,
and thousand others, pets Of the nursery
or Of sentimental young folks; while
Thackeray reioices in the splendid chill
dren Of society, the Pendennises, the Co.'S
tigsns, the RaWdon Crawleys and the
B,cky Sharps who have long since un-
learned all sentiment and look at the ways
Of like only through the eyes Of their own
selfshness.
There is more rollickinE and exuberant
fun in Dickens, more variety Of character,
more really original and eccentric cres-
tions; Thsckeray has given us no such
figures IS Pickwiok, Sam Weller Mieaw-
ber, Captain Cuttle, Mrs. Nickel5y, Peck
sniff, Newman Noggs, Dot, and Dick Swi-
weller; but we are disposed to think that
his philosophy was deeper and his humor
more genuine; while the figures which he
did create, such as Pendennis, Philip, Dob
bin, Colonel NeEcome, Warrington and
others, we're not go much individual &C.
centricities ss types Of g class. There was
always a grim esrDestness in what he
portrayed, which renders his books less
delightful, perhaps, but more instructive
reading. His satire, in fact, such as that
conveyed in the correspondence and sto
ries of Jeemes Yellowplush, and in his
book Of 5nobs by one of themselves, was
terrible-and all the more terrible be-
cause be professed TO admire, in his keen
ironieal way, what he exposed 20 univer-
sal scorn and attempt Nor was he, as
some think, deficient in pathcs; there are
many passages in his works which extort
tears from the most adsm9ntine natures
and he is always upright manly, truth
telling and noble. No books in the Ian
gusge inspire the reader with O sinoerer
and stronger feeling of contempt for what
ever is arrogant, pretentious, selfish and
false. With the intense scorn of Swift, he
Was thousand fold more tender and gen.
ial.
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WYNKooPs ICELAND PICTORIAL

Dissassa Of the Throat, Chest and Pulmonary OF
cans are ever prevalent, fnsidiOus and dangerous,
The properties Of medicine TO alleviate cure anc
uproOt these complaints, must be ExpeCtoranti Ano
dTne and 1ngigorating, looBening the mucus OF tht
throats and tmpaFting tone to the entire system Nc
discovery dical science mastered this clAe
q diseases like Dr. Wynkcops Iceland PectOral. II
= used with the most astonishing results IN a cssef
Of Bronchitis Influenza, WhOopinR Cough DiDthe
ria or Putrfd Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, Coughs
Colds, Nervous Debility, DC.
Tbs Rev. J. J. Potter certifos, "thst have ussc
Dr.. Wynkoops PectOrs for several years. myself ane
IN ny family, for severe Pulmonary Complaints, and
have Recommended il TO many others, and haze new
er seea its equal" Rev. J. J. POTTER
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Hundreds and thousands Of important testimonial
could be produced, showing its remarkable cures an0
shat It EEVEs fails 1t s composed Of pure Iceland
Moss, Balm Of Gllead, Peruvian Balsam, ElecampAne
Oomfrsy, Burdock and other invaluable expectOrani
and tonic ingredients. II u harmless, prompt ane
lasting InTalids and sufferers cannot afford 70 neg
leot trial. Every family should have II. 1t ia
marksble for Group Full descriptions. recommend
ntiong and directions accompany each bottle.
- Prepared BY Dr. r. d. WYsKOOP, and sold b.
y. 8. BARNES co. New York iyiO-R2ssOw
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OLEVELAND, COLUMBUS i
~ OIHUIHHAfI RAILROAD.



1854. WINTER ARRAHaHlIEET. 1854.
On and Afssr Monday, November 18th, PAssspssr
TIainl win leave Cleveland, follows, tzadAYs sz-
Let Train-5S4O A. A.-OINOINHATI EXPRESS
ssOg ing 81 GraftonI wellington New London
Ashley, Delaware, Lewis Center and Worthinq.s
ton arriving al Ure5tllne ct 1910 & m, Oolum-
% 3 q Z, ~ n D9yt2n 44z a, Oineinnsti -
m. Cairo $50 p m, Fort Wayns 4;ls ,. N, Ohi-
I'd Train-sSiiO z M.GkOJoMMOD4TIoH
stops At ali stations, and arrives In Columbus
3d TrsiS-S,It ~ S@sIaaI nfii az rRRPRVSss,o, x
pins at Berea, Grafton, wellington, New Lon
don, shelby, Oresslihs Gallon, Gnesd, CardiRg-
:. N, Columbus l:O6 q. m, Dayton 4:l5 q. m,
Cincinnati 100 q. m; IndlanADOis go s. m 81.
G.m., and chicago via Orostline 1910 q. N.
Trains leave Columbus al 30 and IO20a m, pm.
arrive at UlevsiAnds 20 8. m, $50 and so ?. n.
CORRECTIONS.
JhsIby-sandusky, mansAsld Newark Railroad, Tor
Aansneld, Mt. Vernon, Newark zAnos-
OsOsslins-Piftsburgh Fort Wayne chicago RaE-
road, Forest, Upper sGndusky, DslPhos, q.
Wsst, and EsStiOr HAnsnsld' Wooster, Hss-
GRAFTON md Beiisfontine Railroad Line, for Marion
BellefontAins, Sidney Uuions Muncie, In-
dianaPolis, Terre uautei Yincenness Evans
willie, Louigyille, Cairo, st. Louis, 40.
Oolumbua-Little Miami 4 Columbus, and Xonia
RailroAd, for XeniA, Dayton, indianapolis,
Terre HAute, st. Louis, Morrow, EoFelaEdI
and Cincinnati, and With the Ohio hmiI-
Hiutppj Railroads -Oineianatifor Louissiilei
Evansville, Cairo 81. Louis, and Al points
on the Ohio river.
Tolumbus-OsntraiO Ohio Rajlrosd for Newark, zsnes-
vile, Wheeling, &C.; Columbus, PiquA 3
Indiana RstlrOad for PiquA, Urbana, kc.
- Tor Tickets 70 all polntl and informstion ap-
ply ct the Passenger Station, and 81 Union Ticket
ohios, l4I suDsfi0F-st
y. 8. FLINT,
Cleveland. Eov.l6, 1854. Superintendent.
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C0MMIssI0NER's SALE,
PURSUANT TO THE COMMAND OF A


decretal order Of sale to me directed, is
sued from the Court of Comon Pleas, for Cuya-
hoga county, Ohio, IN a case therein pending,
wherein Lyman Littleis Plaintiff and William H.
Beaumont, James N Jones, W. G. Davidson, and
Peter Caul we're defendants, shall expose for
sale at public auetiOn, st the door of the Court
House, for said county, upon the 9Th day of Feb
ruary, 1854, the lands and tenements described
as follows, to wit: situate in the township OF
Newburgh, being number seven in the Twelfth
range Of townships in the Connecticut Western
Reserve, in the State Of Ohio, and which is also
in the county Of Cuyahoga and is known as the
southerly half OF Eub-lots Nos. twenty-five or
and t8enty-three (2S) of original one hundred
acre lots, Nos. three hundred and thirty-one,
(33l,) three hundred sud thirty tWo (332,) in the
township Aforesaid, and being the same lot con-
veyed to the grantor hereof, by the said Lyman
Little, by deed, dated August 18th, 1856, refer
ence being hereby had thereto, said lot contain
iog five acres, be the same more or less, but
subject to all legal highways. Appraised value
1900 J. S. GRANNIS,
Janury 4th, 1854. Master Commissioner.
. ian 4sl36
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CLEVELAND i ERIE R.R.



1884. WINTER ARRANGEnENT, Isss4
On and after Monday, November 18th, lsss, Passen.
ger Trains will run IS follows, Sundays eIcspteds
LEAVE CLEVELAND;
$3.50 a. m.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-6konpfnss -
Milloughby, Painesvilie, Geneva, AsitsbSis,
Oonneeut ana 1irard only, and arriVe At Eris AZ
LIS 2. N, Dunkirk 3t5 D n, Bunaio 5-aO n N
S;15 p. .Ms-CIHOIdHAT1 EXPR EsS-stoppings , ~
PainssTllle, Asntabula and Girsrd only. snd AZ
Eiyes e. Grie as ,. m, Dunkirk saTp. m, Buf-
5:55 r. M.ZMAIL AEB ACCOMMODATION
Stopping ct Ail Etations and arrives az Eris at
9tIO p, m,-NIGHT EXPREss TRAIH-ssopgsn1
81 PAtne1Ytles Aahtabuls and dirard onIy, and
Adye5 A. Kris 81 l242 O. m.t Dunkirk 3;ls q,
m.s Buffalo 4:20 =. m.
LEAYH ERIE
t:l0 4. .H.-HI9HT EXPRESS TRAIH-skaspspq At
Girard, Ashtabula and PRinesVflle ONLY and -.
rtVaI at Cleveland at 700 A. X
$40 A H.-mAlL AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
-StoppinE a. All stations and arrives af ClsVs-
$50 A. E.-TOLEDO kXPREse Stopping st all sta
tion1 except SEEnyills, SaybrooE, UnionViIle
Perry, 9entor and Wicklines and arrives al
as ?. H.-DAY IMPRESS TBAIN-stoppinR at Gi-
rard, Oonnssut, Ashta5ula, sad PainssFfIls
onlyi and Arrives in Cleveland ct 6s25 P. n
second Glass Cara are run On all throuIh
An the trains going westward oonrsst at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, COlumbus Ofnoin-
eAti, Indiansplia, 81; Louis, &C.; and al through
tlains o. the \. T. r Railroad, and at Buaio with
those OF the New York Central and Budalo New
York City Railroads for EsE York, AIbany, Boston,
at4ATa salll, ga and at Erie With trains on the
CDay EKpreAsB East and West, connects at Girard
with Trains on Erie and Pittsburgh Rairosd foF
LnssViils, MesdVille, jamestown, Eo.
OlsTsland, November .l5th, issi ~ -
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First Glass Business Property,
FARMs ANp our PRoPERrY.

Lots with Stores, &c on Superior and Ontario-sts.
good fo- Investment
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Southern "HappIness.'' y

The Richmond Examiner, in q review Of
the gloomiest year of the war declares,
in epigrsmmstic phrase, that " the only
happy people in the COnfederacy are those
who have black hearts or black skins"
Reduced to palmer English, this confess
sion means that the rebel rulers and the
rebel spectators are all rascals together,
and that the blacks are never happy until
they begin to run away from such contain
mating influences.
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Passngors By this Line have choice Of Five DiRs-
rent Routes between New York and Beaten.
THROUGH TICKETS
Can be obtained at any Of the O1hces Of tho Erie
Hallway and all Ticket O1ices Of COnnecting Line
Wet Of southvesti also, st the Central Ticket once
under the heddell House, Cleveland, Ohio.
ASK for Tickets Viu the Atlantic and Great
western and Erie RatlWaTss
Passenger Trains stop Meadvills thirty minutes,
giving passengers ample time TO dine ct the
'1cHenFy House,
Ths Best Railway Hotel in the Country.
NEW &EIPEDITI0US FREIGHT LINE.
ALL RAIL.
No tranahipment Of freight between Eez York
and Akron or Cleveland. Merchants IN the West
and Southwest win ind It to their advantage 70 or
DER their goods to be forwarded via the Erie and At
lantio and Great Western Railways, thus saving
trouble and expense.
Rates Of Freight ns Low a. by Any Other
Ail-Rail Routes.
ESpeeial attention viii be given 70 the 5pesdy
FAnsDortattou Of Freight Of al kinda East or Wsat
Ihe Engine5t Cars and other equipments OF this
company Ars entirely new, and Of the most improved
modern style,
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CLEVELAND { TOLEDO B. R
&NMF

1884. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lsss-G
On and aftsr Monday, November i6sh, Ise1 Pasasu-
ger rAinl viii leave Cleveland as fellows lEundavu
eXcspted):
5i5O A. m.-OHIOAGO EHPRESS-Stopl af BOrea
Grafton Oberlin, NorWalk, MOnroeville BolIs-
Hue, Qlyde, Fremont and Elmore, and arrives IS
Toledo 90 l2:S9 P H.i Detroit go P. H; and Ohi-
9so3 P. m.-WESrERA MAIL-Stops at all Bta-
nobs On southern DiYison. and arrives at To.
iedo st $50 ?. n; Chicago 500 A. n.
4i5O Z. m--hOkIHEkh 11AIL-St0ps fau sta
tlOns on Northern D4Vigion. and arrives ct SAN
duBky ct - ?. n.
5t49 =. m.-NlGHT EAPRESS-StopsA At Grafton,
horWAlkl 4onroeville, Clyde, and Fremont, and
arrives e ToledO g. u: P. n; Detroit 500 A. Il;
and chicago at 10 A n.
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CITY PROPERTY FOR BALE


A FIssr RATE OPPORTUNITY ToR INVEsTMENT.
50 vacant Lots some Canal and River and near to
gain.
EUCLID -sT-Bdok House, two stories, basement
and attic, water. gas, bath room, marble man
ties, &c. e. 500.
LAhE-ST-On Clinton Park, one sud a half story
House and Lot, s0xe9 a200
KIhsM H-ST-A large and handsome House, lifted
up with all the modern improvements; Drawing
Boom, l8I24 feet, aud iarRs lot.
ST. OLAlR-Sr-Hew Brick Hsuse with modern i'm
prOvements. $1,000.
KINSh ANS T-Hesr Erio-st., good large Cottage
House and = acre Of land. 1850.
HlCk s-SI-Hear the Gree, West side, House and
Lot. s7eO
PRUsPEUT-ST-Two Story Brick House, water AID
gas and Il rooms. $3.50.
OE . -sI--Near Perry two story House and Lot,
WALNUF.sT-GoOd Brick House, two stories and
EuQLID-sT-Nesr Perry, Vacant Lot, looxz,o feet.
WILSON -sr-Rear Clinton Bark, Vacant Let, 5Ox
go feet.
First Glass Business Property,
Lots with Stores, &c on Superior and Ontario-sts
good for inYeAtRsnt
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John G.. JENNINGS,
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILDING.

Policies Written in the
Charter Oak Fire Ins. Co. Ou,,
North American Fire Ins. Co. i1Ststoru' Gn'
Merchants Fire Ins. Comp'y. "0nn
City Fire Ins. Co., New Haven, Conn.
Hsmpden Fire ms. Co., I s.-.--g, NJ.
MassasOit Spnngf d Mas
Charter Oak Life Ins. Co., Hartford, Ct.
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CONNECTIONS.

Oonnecticns are made at Monroeyils with the San.
euBky, HAnsneld Newark 3. B., at Clyde with the
5andulky, Dayton Cincinnati p B., at Fremout
with fremont Indiana k. B., and az Tolsdo With
the Michigan Southern 3 Northern Indiana and To-
lsdo WsbAsh Railroads for Chicago, Dstroit JsSf-
son. Fort WAYNE Logansport, LsiaTette, Cairo All
Ton, s. Louis and all points West, North WsIt and
Southwest.
Trains arrive IN Cleveland from Toledo and tie
west 81 80 A. M.,-2;5 P. n, and 5:35 P 4. From
eanduSky at s;25 A. \. Z D. BuCKEB, SUIT.
Cleveland, November Is, 1881
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PEAL ESTATE.
: sTOOKWELL.
REAL ESTATE AGENRs,
1mcs Ho. AtEatsF Building. KntrAnee thFoaGs
ths Insurance Once Of B. =. BrEytoa.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Is; in5araaos Once Of &. :. Brzytoa.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOB sALH.
House and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson lists. Lot
I5lx200. A very desirable location. Terms easy
Brick House and Lot, corner Of BroWnen and viii
sOn-Sts. Lot 50 feet front, running to the Lake
Can be had at bargain.
Bouss and lot No. rs Kinsman Street, lot IOoxl1o;
house has all the modern impfoIsmonts OF hot
and cold water and Gss throughout, furnace
Brick Dwellings, Nos. Ie4 and los Euclid Street.
Lots running through to Huron street. FsrJ
House and Lot, corner PArkman and BrownsIl-sts
occupied also As a shoe shop. Lot zd1loo fest.
Building, Machinery, &e, for the manufacture Of
boLesy wash-boards, &C., corner Of Wear River
I'm s0f snf Me3Sts t85;St gSod paving business
House and Lot, No. 100 0hio:st. q 800.
Two Brick Houses aud Lots on Euolid-st, near Per-
Cottage No l2l Laks.st Lot zsxIoO feet,
House aud Lot, No. 227 Scoville- Avenus.
2l5 feet Summit ST., extending to the Lake, cor
Five scres On Wilson Avenue, with considerable i'm
House ana Lot, No. al xinsmAn-st. A large and
desirable lot and good house.
Lot Michigan street. sIIl55 feet o. 900 down ard
the balance In one, two and three years.
Clinton Park. Lot 6Sxis5 feet. Prios S9,So0.
Frame House on St. OlaIr street. bot 4lKisO feet.
desirable house and lot In Hudson to exchange for
city property.
FARMS FOB BALB,
30 acres IN Brecksvie; 50 improved, balance
choice timber land s25 per acres. Terms easy.
l6O acres In Parma, good House and Barn; % acres
good timber, well Watered and good building
stone,
s28 sorss in Orange good frame House. Is serSs i'm
proved balance timber.
50 acres wood land in Brownhelm, Lorain county, 8
miles north Of Vermillioa RiVer.
Saw Mill in Bedford, with half acre Of land, on
Tinksr's Greek.
u acres on St. Clair-st. Small frame house.
y acres on kinemAn-St-s opposite the Cemetery.
10 acres Is wood land, balance imprOved) on Euclid
Road, good springs Of water, fruit, and . good
situation for grapes.
Choice and we'll selected lands In Iowa Wisconsin
and Michigan, for sale or exchange.
80 acres IN EeWburg, about miles from Cleveland.
Good house and barn and fine orchard. IS 900.
$50 acres, 90 miles from Toledo and eight miles from
MarSeon station on Air Line RAilrosd $50 prai-
ne and baance timber land. New House, Barn,
and good fruit GO psF acrs; terms cay doclS
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Esgan's Magnolia Balm.

THIS b the most delightful and extraordinary IT,
sver discovered. 1t changes the sm-burnt faOs
hands 70 pesrly satin texture Of rsvishing beau
0s fmpsrting the marble purity OF youth, shd thi
pnEHsUH appearanee 90 inviting in the city belle O
fahion. II removes tan, reoklss pimples and rough
naG from the skin, leaving the complexion frssb
trEnsHareut and smooth. It contains nc mate-ialtn
furi0us 70 the skin. PatroniEed By Actresses an
OlsEa Singer. Il Is what eVsTY lady should have.
0-sold EFsryWhs1es
DEmAB 8. BARNES o.,
General Agentd,
iaiyi-kfs 11 BroadNsy. New York
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MORNING LEADER.
TUESDAY MORNING JAN. IL, 1854.


For spesiaI and Telegraph News--see
Ririst Page. For LEGAL and Commercial
NeWH--see Fourth Page.
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THE ALL sUFBICIFNT THREG

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
u -rRIE5EMARl /, and !, are protected By Roy.
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Seals Of the Eoole De PharnAeis de Paris and ths
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No. One Il Invaluable for Exhnustion, BrsPmakuF
rhoea and all physical disabilities,
No. Two completely eradicatss ali traces OF thoas
diseases that hays heretofore been treated By tho nau
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hos Three has entirely IMPLANTED thoinjuriouu una
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TRIEsEnARs Nos and }, are preparations IN the
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be carried IN the Wastcoat pocket. Sold In TIN cases
and divided into separate doses, administered by
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or cases for 90, which -; and in t1I oasas
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ltructions OF the writer.
sSrsold 81 9. ". OLhRK. AGENT Ter Olsvelnnd.
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HEotherSI AEOthersII uIOtheFsIa

Don't fan 70 procure Mrs. WlHSLOW'S sOOTHs
SYRUP for OHILDREH TEETHIHG,
This valuable preparation i the prescription ions
THE best Female Physioi ans and Nurses in IN,
nitsd States, and has ben used for thirty year, will
gTs fAtlng safety and suocsla By millions Of moth
d children, from the lesble infant Of one wssI
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pain, bat invgorates the HtOmaeh and bowels, ooTs
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children. whsthsr It Arlse from TosthinE, or iron
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.nB-sold By all Medicine Dealers. Principal On
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E1lI8- k2a-dkgin
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I AND 0FFICE.-H. II. LITTLE
IL has constantly on hand q large number Of in
proved EarmE for sale for cash or on tims. Also-a
variety Of City and Village Property; and cholca
farming Lands IN Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri,
which he will exchange for Farms CITY or Personal
Property. Osos in AtWAtsr Building, EoS. and 8,
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INSURANCE.
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL
Life Insurance. Company,

The fourth distribution Of this Company, amount
ing to 900 has been declared payable January
All holders of policies who have received them at
this agency, or who have made their annual pay
ments TO me will be paid 1t my oeiee.
dso2s:lss. G. BRADBURN, Ast.
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I LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
LIZ ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks. BIAS on
hand large lot Of Farms and Farming LandI n
this state, Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois.
SS-Omes over No. 50, south Iids Of Pub. S1uArs.
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sPEeIAL EUTIEEs.


81 Otisf Attributes Of Manhood IN
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