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'AlUABlE LAND
FOR SALE CHEAP.

y. z. Quarter, the N. w. Quarter, and the
Ayoaster Of Section l6, Township 81. Range
lemoss township. for sale separately or to
on favorable terms.
'l2O Acre.. scitAin 2 Niles q Upton.
q lI'sat l Ms.ss::.sa y. @ e. 40 90 .::''
~ tracts were selected asd entered at an
day. and ase very choice locations; they
- sold sn reasonable terms, II applied for
!, 160 Acres IN Sugar Creek to,onsk;p
" main Travelled road to Muscatine, com
ng
tlof southwesst . ., -, $50 acres.
rAwestf / of southwest ., ~, 2-4o
aAeast 1 Of northwest ., 70, 2-4o
., 40 Acres adjoi.ing Smith's Flour
- tag MiN, on Sugar Creek;
Asaat 1 ofsoutheast { 2s. -, 2.
lae. 10 acres in Springfield township.
sheast I Of southwest -, 81, l.
For pavticulsrs enquire OF
~ nth, 1865. 22w3 WIN. H. TUTH1LL.
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Report Of the Secretary Of the Interior.
Il appears from the report Of tho Sec

Report Of the Secretary Of the Interior.
Itappsars from tho report Of tho SEQ.
retary of the Interior that during the
past year 4,5l3, 1888 46 acres Of the pub.
lie lads have been granted to various
parties, and that on the 3Oth September
there we're still 1872, ,285, ,O35 acres unsur.
yeyed and undisposed Of For lands sold
hs has received S748, ,427. rs, an excess
Of ten per cent. over the previous year
Different regulations are 10 force in the
different territories regarding claims to
uneceupied lands, and somo uniform law
is asked. The lands are very wisely sold
for tho sum necessary to survey and
transfer them to actual settlers and pur.
chassrs.
II is estimated that $500 e-bod.
led men are mining upon tho public
domain without paying anything for the
privilege. In view Of the tax upon most
other pursuits, it is suggested they be
not neglected.
The number of pensions added to the
roll during tho year was 1928, requir-
ing S1,220,Ss590 annual payment
Allowed during the year were 24,693, at
an annual charge Of s2,574.l .l79. Of
naval pensions there we're 266 awarded,
and s2O5, ,4sO.G2 paid, which is amply
provided for by the investment Of the
Government share Of prize money. The
increasing number Of pensioners demands
. largely increased appropriation.
There are within our boundaries about
35O,OOO Indians, most of whom have
been amicabls, and few loyal and pro-
gressive. Some, however, have been
melted by Rebels and BY resentment 70
wage var against the Government, and
in the Territories, BY the collisions With
the white race, have kept up predatory
warfare, which We have sent troops to-
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| The girls "out west" are forming anti.
tobacco societies in swearing that they
won't kiss or marry any man who uses
the weed.
The teachers Of Baltimore have deter.
mined to erect monument in that city
over the remains Of Edgar Allen Poo,
and will solicit aid Of the members Of
their profession in phi'sdelphis, New
York, Richmond, and other localities, TO
perpetuste his memory.
During November, 90, so immigrants
landed in New York, l3, l79 Of whom
were Germans. The arrivals in the first
eleven months Of this year numbered
lSS, ,204, including 73 900 Germans
a female suffrage amendment to tho
constitution has been introduced into
the Indiana legislature
A magnetic bank lock witkou, key or
key hole. and impossible TO pick, is
among the recent inventions
The finest deposit Of black marble in
this country has just been discovered at
Williamsport, Pa
Some people think the GovernmeD, is
responsible for money sent by mail, but
il isn't so.
A bill is seriously pressed in the Mis-
souri, Legislature that no officer 10 tho
Confederate army shall hereafter be ad
dressed by his military title, unless tho
word "rebel' is pretixed to it Thus
"GcncraI' Price will be unlawful; but
"rebel General" Price would be just
right
The beauties Of "going to law" were
illustrated ip Des Mones last week,
where the time Of the District Court,
a Jury of twelve men, thirty witnesses,
two legal firms. and uncoun'ed spectators
was occupied three days in deciding the
ownership of yearlipg calf worth ten
dollars
The present Chief Magistrate of the
United States is the seventeenth in sue.
cession. OF the sixteen former ones but
three now Milard Fillmore,
Franklin Pierce aud James Buchanan.
When a mans conscience begins to
get hard, it does so faster than anything
in nature Il is like tho boiling Of IN
egg; it is very clear at 6rss, but . soon
IS it gets cloudy, one minute more md
,os may cut i. With knite,
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NO.. 81.
The Social Problem Solved.

Oberiin claims to have solved the grea.
problem Of the times-what i. to b done
with the eolored people' For awho'c
generation they have enjoyed equal rights
and privilege in oil departments Of .h.,
institution. Abeut.ons-tweutieth of the
graduates have been eolored. They
have, without offense, sat side BY side
with whites in the classes, the lecture
rooms aud The public assemblies The
teachers assure mo that they have found
NO difference in abilities indicated by
eonpls1ion. Many Of the oppressed
race have found a refuge 10 the pl.ce
They labor At all employments with the
whises-ars blasksmiths, mssous, carpsn.
ters and business men. There il col
ored laxyer 10 Oberlin, an able man 10
ms proiAss,nn- 1hn II nnfhans nffaner
consulted by whites than any other law.
yer. A colored blacksmith has educated
five Of bis children, supporting them all
through college by his own labors 1t the
anvil One Of the lady graduate. this
year from tho college is = mulstto, born .
slave, and has been employed part of the
time teaching in the preparatory depart
ment, and has proved herself one Of the
most capable and popular of teachers.
A load Of forty nine freed slaves from
one plantation in North Carolina was at
one time left there--slmost dumped down
iu the street, aud left with bu. little mon
ey to take care Of themselves. They did
it so easily and noiselessly that many Of
the citizens never knew of their coming
And now, az to the social result, For
this whole generation of practical equal
ity there never has been any collision on
the one hand, nor on the other single
case Of intsrmarriage between the races.
Some parties that had previously lived
together as husband and wife at the
South have formally acknowledged the
relation after coming to Oberlin; but no
such marriages have originated there. -
White and colorsd young men, and white
aud colored young women, arc often seen
walking tegether in the streets; but nev
er white gentlemen aud colored ladies',
or colored gentlemen aud white ladies'
Practical equality has not promoted mis-
cegenation, nor any other evil. The
patton may hence stake heart aud Danish
fear" aud give tho colored man his
rights.-Cor. Congreyationaiist.
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Some persons sro always noting signs,

SOWc PeTsobs aro always noting slgns'
a few of which We will interpre.
To hear a des,. watch denotes that
there is little insect near you A ring.
ing in your ear denotes that you have
taken n cold. To see strange sights or
hear dismal sound. is sign there is
something to cause them, or that your
head or nervous system i. disordered -
To have frighful dreams is a sign that
you ate too much supper To see IN sp.
partition, or to be bewi,ched, is nn in
contestible evidence tha. you are either
feverish or lacking common sense.
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VERY STABLE + HACK LINE.
49, ~, uEwTs Il WEAR.

s In connection with their
$500 Daily Hack Line between
soA and Clarence, making connection with
ffaiaa 10 and from Chicago, have fitted ups
TIP.TOP LIVERY STABLE,
- splendid stock Of Horses, new and
ptaal Carriages, and hope by their liberal
Of hire 70 receive the patronage Of oil.
y ere also prepared To Garry passengers to
Part Of the StAte. Give Them q Cali.
.bls directly west oftAssTiptoa House, Tip.
Iowa. II lSh3
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BOOT AND SHOE
II. sHoPl

II 8. WIRICK, having removed to first door
north Of Browns Furniture shop, is pre-
pared to manufacture to order, all kinds
of Boots and Shoes, in the neatsst and
PMdurable manner. He selects his own stock
always gets the best. A good supply Of
iome.Madc Boots always on Hand.
ene rs, 1867.
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THE RoaUI's ORDEAL.-Whsn l was
= little codgG, my mother established
among the children of the family, what
she called the rogue's ordeal, or trial
There were four or Eve little children
and grand children in the family, nearly
of the same ago and size, aud whss dep.
relations had been committed upon the
sugar bowl, or the preserves were found
dripped about the cupboard, the sweet
toothed yosngsters were ranged side BY
side, with each . finger placed BY the
side Of each other on tho table. She
sSd so q ,f;; s' ;es i: 4. IL
time assuring the little culpri.s, that the
innocent snss would receive 10 injury !;
but that the real criminal would have bis
fingers cut off by the stroke Of tho knife;
such was the confidence the innocent had
in the business of their cause, that they
always stood firm, and never withdrew
their fingers, however hard stroke was
apparently aimed at them; but the guilty
would invariably shrink and draw away
their fingers. So I have found it in
aftor life, that men of guilty conscience
need only the appearance Of an accusation
to cause them to look out for shelter, or
the means Of crcape. have moro than
once seen persons detected in somo vii
lainous cot, by applying to themselves
the words Of others, which were not so
intended, and could not be reasonably so
interpreted, aud undertaking to defend
against tho supposed accusation, which
led to suspicion and finally to conviction.
The Scriptures say, "the wicked fec
when no man pursueth.V
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The cattle disease has largely increas
ed tho price of beef in England, and the
butchers are abused for working up dis.
eased cattle and horse flesh into sausagss.
Beef.esting Johnny Bull is really in dis.
tYess.
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kaong the euriositiss lately plsosd in
|assum, is musquito's bladder, Coz.
'sg tho souls Of twenty.four misers,
the fortunes Of twelve printers. II
sarly half full.
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10 YuRhsR,

J. O YURNHR. HuxAYNARn
DRS. TURNER Il MAYNARD
~ 19eo iessS Ahsssse1ves se9eahev-Sos three
yeass-for the practice Of
me- dioine & Surgery.
oMee on the South side ef Public Square, Tip.
Iowa. 6ml3
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AwN. ELLIorr,

.awM. ELLIOTr. '.' @I.
TUSTfCE OF THE PEACE and General Col
leeting Agent. Applications made for
bACK PAY, BOUNTY AND PENSIONS
discharged soldiers, or for the heirs of de-
kased soldiers. No charge made unless the
)plicatioa In ssscsssful. Also legally licensed
noNvsyAN0RR FoR CEDAR COUNTY.
eds, &C., made And acknowledged on reason.
terms eS~Oface with the Clerk ofthe Dis.
OOutS ltPrON, IOWA. VII mis-
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MCIIANGE OFFICE.

(GHT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK CAN BE
hsd Of the Subscriber in sums to suit pur.
sssfs. Certificates Of Deposit. and Drafts on
P&esa Cltiea, dashed. American gold furnish.
= Y Asmall prewtutA. #. .....
- Once over Holtslander store. ,."
ssa. ....., WIN. H. .TUTHILL.
fipton, Iowa: July lst, 1860.
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JOHN 3. TUTH1tf.

ktsTICE OF THE PEACE, NorARr Prnhuc
and IHsURANck AaRNr. Participating Poll.
N Issued on reasonable terms. Office with
! County Treasurer, In the court house.
Upton, lowe, Sept. 10th, 1868. (nsGvloysl
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Look out for your Wa ter fl lis.

We see from our exchanges that the
new aoogcS recently to csrry out their
evil designs. W. notice in one locality
that they have turned their attention to
"watsrfslls'-not mill seat, but the
surplus hair carried on the back Of the
head by the fair sex generally For this
purpose the scouudrels carry sharp
knife, which they use as a defensive
weapon in case of attack, aud to relieve
ladies of that fashionable cxcresceuce
known as "wsterfalls." 1t is said thn,
they use the knife with the dexterity of
a painted savage on the war path, and
with a flourish Of the scaIping knife take
the waterfall from lady's head close to
tho skin, and sometimes perform the OPP
Grafton with SO much dexterity aud deli
cacy that the lady only discovers her loss
when her head drops upon her bosom -
having bsen deprived Of its countsrbal
ance. The value Of the haul made by
the thief Of course varies, as it is all a
matter Of chance. But it is said to be q
poor waterfall that will not yield from
Eve to eight dollars worth Of hair, be-
sides "sundries." In other places We
notice they have gone to snstching muffs,
which pays better; a. they are still more
valuable. The thief, as he passes lady
at dusk, has no difficulty in sna.ching a
muf, IS most ladies' carry the article in
one hand, and poised on the tips of her
fingers, ~ though inviting some one to
remove the burden. !Sandusky Register.
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]. F. KENNEDY.

MUSICIAN AND SURGEON. TiProN, Iowa
Office, first door west Of Reigart h Mona
MS drug store; Residence, two doors nortf
be steam mill. l0n181
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F. A. GATES,
OUNTr SURVEYOR. All wishing his ser.
vices, are requested to address him at Low
March 3Oth, 1865 .9ml
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WEIGHT OF CATTLE BY MEASURE
MENr-Many experiments have been
made BY gr.ziers and statesmen to ascer
tain the net weight Of cattle by measure.
ment, and number of rules and tables
have been formed Of tho results obtained
None, however, can be regarded as abso
lutslv correct. With the most accurate
measuring is required practical ac-
quaintance with the points and forms Of
animals, and the allowance must be made
according to the age, size, breed, mode
and long experience to appreciate We
have found the following method to lead
generally to trustworthy results:
Measure carefully with tape line from
the top Of tho shoulder to where the tail
is attached to the back; this will give tho
length. For the girth, measure immedi
atcly behind the shoulder and fore legs.
Multiply half the girth by itself in feet,
aud the product will give the net weigh,
10 stones, of eight pounds each.
For example: with 40 OK or COW five
feet ia length and seven feet in g,rth, tho
calculation will be as follows:
Multiply half the girth by itself in feet, s.5i
3.5
l2.25
Multiply by length in feet. S
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DIR. A. A. BAILEY,
NMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN; has located
D in CLARENCE, Iowa, for the practice Of
Wise. All chronic diseases successfully
Med. 3m47
oeee, ct present, at Clarence Hotel.
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S4-A country justice, named Hsls.r,
recently married . couple At the Lahr
house, Lafayette, and that being out Of
bis jurisdiction, the marriage has been
pronounced b the lawyers illegal, aud
the justice liable to be punished for
a vialatiop Of the law. But the trouble
did not end heto. A few days after the
event just described, a soldier took his
Susan Jane to } preacher, and requested
to DO spliced, The gentleman of tho
cloth was in glee at the prospect Of some
scrip, and tod them to stand up. But
before proceeding ho called Cor the
license. To this tho soldier replied that
be had been engaged to Susan Jane four
years, and thought that license enough
The clergyman souldn't see it. Soldier
offered to procure an order from General
Reynolds, who was in the city. The
clergyman declined, and concluded by
telling the soldier that he had better take
the girl and 60 t. Helser. "You can 70
to hell YOURSELF" replied tho indignant
blue coat, "and If it was not in your own
house, I'd bust your head for you"
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II w. We Bll Ill, AIIUhNEI Al LAW d
j LAND AGENT. OnRes with the Sheriff,
Tebs1, Iowa. .-.' '.' - ".'
sf Real Estats; will correspond with eastern
Lard Agencies, advertise, and do all can to
lad, purchasers at the earliest moment. No
charges unless sale 10 made. Give me . do.
scsiption Of the land and improvements you
wish sold. with price and conditions. Fees
lrsA 4 - per cent. On amount ofsale. IL
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suppress. II ought not to be the policy
Of the Governments to extsrmin,ts the
red men, but rather, through missions
and trsssies, to pacify them.
There have bssH 6, POI patents granted
during ths fiscal year. The work Of the
census has been pushed as far As possible.
The work upoo the several branches Of
the Pasifs Railroad appears to be pro.
crossing satisfactorily, and they viii
doubtless b 6uishsd BY the specified
time Of their charters. Surveys ore b..
ing made Of the main line westward.
More money u asked for tho compile.
ton Of tAs Capitol. Tho Inhabitants Of
the Distiies also want the Government to
help thtm pay tho local tsxss, aud to
clean thd city, aud for other benevolent
an0 hvuAnN pupDoses. ao
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IDvERTIsER JOB DEPARTNENT

iOvERTIOER JOB DEPARTMENT.
svins pufchased large stock Of Printing Material.
|sspfspased 70 execute every variety Of
flaln and Ornamental Prinfinr.
1sean sasnjsh ,on short notice, DEeps, DosDs, and
aAL bLAHKs, Of every description, In . neat and
tet0ry manner. 1u H,ss = F - -.
MI Owe % 4 TRIAL!T
4. RorHHock, ". P. wolt
ROthPOCk e Wells,
rsrS9RNEx9 AT Law.
TII1uH, C4DAR COUNT, IVA. Is
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MARRIED
In Ashtabularon the s0th uit., BY Ed, N. Fitch,
Tdso Il.,,,.,,,S TovRptnur 10 Miss lnrxA Sur.

In Ashtabula,on the sOth uit, BY Ed III. Fitch,
ESQ, BsMJAMfS LovERIDoE, TO Miss lRESA Bur
TON, both of Saybrook II sTnN III Wtto ay
At.the jefferson House, Jefferson, on the Sd
inst, by Rev Thos Oliver, CHARLES BkssrrT,
TO Miss SARAH s. HkNpRIoKs, both of SaybrocK
In Orwell, on the oath ult, by Rev. A. Rur-
gess, EDwtRD CHAmrUN Of Broomheld and Mrs
NJ. ID. WHITE, of Orwell.
In Jefferson, on the I'd inst. by Rev. Thos
Oliver, PFrEn TuoNrsoS, to Miss ELEcrA j. Cas-
TIE both of Plymouth. ~.
In Cherry Valley, June 2sih, by Z. L. Greer
Esq, ORAsos WAnKER, 10 Miss +. COLA Hot
COMB, of Cherry Valley. MI Vf it.
In New Lyme on the 2eth tlt., by the Rev. A
II. Chase, Mr.. PERRY O.. HYDE, TO Miss TEMPER.
AScE E. DoDoE of New Lyme
In Jefferson, on the 25ult., by Rev. e. p. Clis.
bee Mr.. A. GrBBs to Miss Mary E. Baily, both
of jefferson. -'a'1. ...ds.,3
| In Conneaut, on the I'd inst, by T. J. Carlin,
J. p, Syvanus f. Hatson, of Conneaut, to Mrs
Malnda Jones of Monroeyille, o.
| In Conneaut, the Sd isn't by Rev. o. 7. Wy
man, Loren G. Culver, ofConneaut, o., to Nan
cy A, Smith, of Springfield Pa. ........,-
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COM M e RCiAL.
CLEVELAND wHOLESALE MARKET.
o. s- -a WEDNESDAY, July 9th, 1865.


FLOUR DALI We.quote at SO, 5o@7 for Xxx
red; 81, 5O@s for Xxx white.
WHEATON, and heavy. No. Cred dechn-
ed &c No. do unchanged. Sales cars No.
Wabash red from, store at $3.50; cars do do
at 81, ,S5; 1000 bu No red from store at 81,
ll6. gegrEfF a TyqsyoFtF11
CORN-Neglected and nominal at 62@55c for
good to choice No fiom store ts
OATS-ITegular, closing lower. Sales cars
at soc, cars at 29c, 1 car at AZ, . q ID
4 RYE-Without sale and nominal.
qBARLEY---Inactiye and nominal AGABCft
BUTTERFLIES active, but market quoted
steady at alc for choice Western Reserve.
CHEESE-In good demand, scarce and firm
at io@l4c, the outside figure for prime lots.
EGGS-Scarce, demand moderate. Small
sales at 22c.
PETROLEUM-The market Is without much
movement, but there is considerable inquiry for
future delivery, which dealers are not however
disposed to meet at current prices We quote
at osa6ec for refined; 6s@7oc for trade
BEEF CATTTE-ist quality $lS0le; fair VI
good quality eiseit; common-quaity silels
Inferior quality escio .a. .,''''
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MEMORIAL RECORD OF rHe NArIeNs TRIBUTE
TO ABRAHAM .LINcoLx-This is a eompila' ion
of some 2I2 pages, finely gotten up, and illus
tra,ed with a faithful hkeuess OF the president
and his dyiag scene, the fuperal scene in the
Esst Room, at New ork, Chicago and at the
Tomb n Springfield, aud various other facts
and incidents connected with the administration
death and the natioOal respect and veneration
for this great and good man. 1t will prove
most valuable and interesting work, not only
for present perusal and reference, but also as
an historical record for all time to come.
The compilations 10 by the Rev. b. F. NOR
RIs, formerly,of Lebanon, Warren county. lie
will be reeollected by some in this place, by
ha wing oficiated a sabbath 10 The desk OF the
congregation church while worsbiping 10 the
hall. Published by w. H.ao IL Morrison
W asning,on, d. @. Price So.
Also, will soon be published the Chrstiau
Life and Character of the Civil Institutions o
the United States, developed 10 the oihcla
and historical annals of the republic, by the
same author.
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comes out with handsome New York Omni-
bus Broadway snd Blocker Streets, with all
sorts Of elegant paintings and illustrations upon
the body. So wei go, from one step Of advance
meot to another I'LL at length we arrive at city
dignity, Importance and assumption.
Another institution leading 10 the same
direction, is the rrcgator OF our friend with the
umbiIcal periphery. The smuthering dust OF
the heated season has no more chance before
him. than politics used to have u this place
before d" conservative" piely. a..-
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DIED

In Saybrook, on the 29d ult., Mary Jane,
daughter of j. H. and NJ Straight aged lG
AT Sioux City, Iowa, May s, 1865, Lewis F.
Warner, of West Andover. Ashtabula Co., o.
aged 4S years.
In jefferson, on the 2Sth ult, E. L. Prayer,
of Consumption. . '.-..r
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business Notice.

SrNogRs can use "BR0wS's BRoScHIAL TRo.
CUES or Cough aud Voice Lozeuges, as freely
as equiste-containing nothing that can in.
jure the s. stem. They are invaluable for al
laying the hoarseness aud irritation incident to
vocal exertiou, clearing and strengthening the
voice.
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.&b00w A:mvARsH1AIII''s pvA HALLS gsS =
Headache and Catarrh Snuff.

This snun has heroay proved itself 10 be the hest ar
ticIe evs kSoF1 for curing the Ca tarrh, Cold I'm
thevIIead FIcad he. VT Ina been found an
celent remedy u many cases Sore Eyes, Ds afne
has been by Il, and Hearing has often been
greatly improv by its 1t opens and out all
obstrcor: the Glands, and gives healthy
action parts Affected. II is recommend by many
the physicians and used with great success and salts
faction everywhere
More than thirty years ext enee has proved its great
value and at this n,sept 4 stands higher than ever be-
~ irTlfITTFE .pT7IaT1r HFuf. NJ.
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The side walk improvements has gone ahead
With commendable erergy. aod the village au-
fihori,ies are putting the publicu weighy
obligation. yIfithat miserable and dangerous
spot 10 front Of The Fisk Block, could receive
attertior, deal Of irrevereut ejaculation and
not little welI-timed grumblipg would be
spared d-Messrs. authorities, will you take the
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