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AFFECTION or THE SPINE CURED.

NJ Hartford, Conn Nov. 1tih 1861.
MEssRs. THos ALLcocK a Co-Please send. with
dispatch, twelve dozen Allcoeks Porous Paslers Oar
daily experience confirms their very superior excellence
Al this moment Of writing. mau applies for one who
by ENHANCEMENT in the shaft Of machinery, hud both
his legs broken, spine severely injured and was for
nearly year entirely helpless. This man found relief
very soon by the app caton of plaster 10 his spine
He was soon enabled TO work, and now be iabors as
well as He would cheerulIy pay S. ior a single
surprised that surgeons do make OF these per
foraled pasers to the exclusion OF all others as their
hrIbilily and adhesiveness greatly in advance OF
all other plasiers with which actIuantedi while
the perforaons Peculis to them rendered them greatly
superior eal others Tor ordinary surgical Know
my sediments should be known. 49,
J. w. JOHNSON. NJ. D.
Principal Agency, Brandreh House, New York.
Sold by ali dealers IN Medicines. de25-m
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TIE disease which has been raging among
the cattle 10 England has attacked the sheep,
and is said to be increasing among the cattle
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In the sans day an appropFln0n OF Two Hundred
Dollars made for the purpose OF assisting 10 make
a Stone Calvert an Taylor Street. Powhatah.
On the 5h Of June petition was receiveI Tor the A.
t-raton OF the County Road running along the ohio
River. in Pultney Township the alteration having be-
come necessary accountof the old Road being wash
ed away by the River i.s IT..
The required Viewers and Surveyors were appointei
10 View and Survey said alteration. They reported IN
favor OF the adoption of the alteration aid reported tho
damages assessed by them as follows;
Randall Ausin. n.'''''''''''..''''o 40
Jacob Rho lefeT. .'.''''s'''...'.''' lou
jacob HealheFingtol' '''.'''.'.'. UU0 -.
John Fink .....,.............,...' $50 S3T25 90
The Counis issloners being saiis6ed thst the end
win Be a adv ahtaE County 70 sdoRl ssid ksPoIl,
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Richland Detectives,
Take NoticeI

VoU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 10 NEE, in ST
Il cLAlRSVIILE, o.. on MONDAY, APRIL IN.
is for The purpose OF electiug officers for the ensuing
year. ID. g. NElSWANGBR, See'y.
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.4d,sstNissrafOs,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given thai al the Probate Cour, ior
~ Belmont Couniv. Ohio. the undersigned was ap-
pointed and qualified Administrator OF the estate OF
John Berry, deceased, late Of said County.
All those indebted said sied 10 make
Immediate payments and those having claims ag aiusl
said estate are noilhed TO present them for settlement
within one year from this date.
HIRAM HASTINGS, Admir-
March is. l go.
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A Word 10 the wise Is sumcient.

A GOOD WAY TO abolish the credit sy TEN is 10
II make short payne t.; aud. as have TO nav NV
bits A thirty days ir2m the time | purchase goods,
wa pers us having tiled accounts with me- from
sx months 10 ree years to cal uud settle up without
iu lher notice lmrs1l JAMES OSBORNE
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| Stock Farm for Sale I.

| WILL SILL on reasonable terms ny Farsa 4.
Flo,hing Township, belmont Co Ohis. eonisinins
oS6 Accea--N Nearly 400 Rich
E}otton Land,
mostly ceered aud in grass. . eomfortabls Bw.IBaS
esf the house, an Orchard. Timber and stock wstsf
The Farm may he divided TO salt purchasers, II De-
sired As productive tie Uhio River bOI.onis under
the same CO lu-s
will sell nj $40 pes nore.
Fot nriet pSdeuiar. inquire Of The subse siheE ss
the National Road mile X.st OF Loy,yille Belu,sat
County, ONO tocl9'Gia'l JOSEPH MEAD.
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Five Cents Reward.

sAAC TEErS-a bound boy--ran away from the
l. subscriber on Monday, the I2h OF March. . lL
All rsons are hereby warned against harhornz or
trusting him Oh my account as will pay no debts OF
b 10 contracting.
] will pay a reward Of Eve cents for his return.
HENRY WARRlCK.
Somerset Tp, March %, 1896 -3ws
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AIIcOck,s Porous PIasters.

A Druggist said the other day, you have no need TO
tainy causes dozen TO be sold, aud a dozen sells a
gross and so You will not he able supply the
demand soon. But we can supply thousand yards
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Brushes,

ST receiveesu fresh sock OF Hair, Tooth. Clio
% Shoe, White Wash, Scru b nd iiou.e Brushes. a.
J. II. WEST a CO...
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]. u.s.tllIM IGEEYI

i HhvE IAhEN OUT LICENSE ~ 4 GOVERN
Il EHNMENr CLAIM AUEN .. and s,n nt.,,.ts ed
70 prosecute claims ssuins, The GOvsrnnen uad collect
them speedily
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Attest: B. f. DUNCAN,
John WHITE.

The foregoing surrender of the AarrisviIle 4 CadiI
Conso' idsted Plank Road Company accepted by
the Commissioners, aud the following order made:
WHEREAS, The Harrisvile and CadIz Consolidated
Plank Road Company. having transferred so much OF
said road rs lies within this ConutI the Commission
To be used as County Road Therefore, IL is
Odered That aid Road be and is hereby declared
to lie, Public Highway and no toll shall hereafter be
collected thereon within this County
Thomas Mitchell, Esq, was appointed 10 survey and
plat said Road
On the 4th day OF April 1905 the Board met for the
purpose Of seujmg with tho Trustees OF the different
Towns lips for Relief Fund received by III n and found
upon settlement that the balances with each Township
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coSD,rroS or TREASURY SEPT. rsr 1865.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, BELMONT Co.. Ono.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, Oct 1st, 1865. (
certify the e5oing 10 be correct.
X. 8. CLARK,
70. Clerk for Commas sioners.
By r. NJ. CLARK, Deputy.
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WE direct attention to the advertisement
Of Crosby g. Watson, Bridgeport. Phsy
Atfhttf good men, md have had consider.
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Published In the Bc1m ont Chronicle, by
Order or the Court OF common Pleas.
Report Of the Proceedings
.9!-t1 - OF THE
Commissioners Of Belmont Co.
For the Year Ending Sent. 1.t Iaax.

@oE ING AosE huuihk Depts lst, 1903.
TO rur HONORABLE CouRT OF CoMHos PImAs:
l,HE FOLLOWING Is A SYNOPSIS of the mos,
important busihess tran sactedby the Board of Com
missioners during the year just Psssed E77T
AT a called meeting of the Board, on The 18th day of
October, 1s5f contract made with William Sir W.
art for making the necessary fill the Iron bridge
bridgeport AT 35 cts per cubic yard. q
On the 9Th day Of Ocloher, 1864, the Board met NJ
Bridgeport for the purpose of amning the Bridge
erect, by MIR. 2. Kiag, Of Cleveland, over Wheeling
Creek, at that place.
Aker thorough xamin onthe Commis soner. were
satisfied with said Bridge and that wa, erected in
orance with the contract and ordered that an order
issue in favor OF Mr. T. King for the sum oil Twenty
Eight Hundred Fo Dolors lSss u for ia erocton
Al the March ssio oi The Boafd the fol owing doc.
umen mt WIS received:
To THE COMMISSIONERS OF BELMONT COUNTY, Ono,
70 IARaIsviLLE ed Mo 9th 1895
Al an Adjourned me ctirg Of the Stock FOLDERS oil Har.
risv lie ana Cadz Consolidated Z. .ak Road Company,
il unanimously ff'- ~ vre ~ G T'T =
Reso we'd TO surrender much of said Plark Road
lying and being in Belmon, County. 10 the Commission
ers OF said Couny - be held Co ,nty Road, under
the provisions OF the law passed April l7h, 1852 to
provide the transfer surrender of Tarnp kes or
Plank Roads a.
And we do hereby surrender all right title aud
interest In and to said Rosd-subjeci only 10 said Com,
missioners accep ance =" go.
Signed ard seated this 9th day of Sd Mouth, in the
year OF our Lord One Th-u.and Eight Hundred and
Sixty-Five. ISRAEL STEER, Pres'L
WM. HALL, JR., Sec'y.
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PABBITrs POTASH, for sale by
u dsr1 y W. WEST 4 Co

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The Receipts stated above does include collec-
tons OF Communications OF lsG5. The Treasurer is now
engaged IN the collection OF this y, and will settle
for IL when The CO lection is completed.
The Placer herald., 1866-04-07

A FIRE FOUNTAIN IN THE OIL REoIoNs.-
The oil region of Pennsy lvania. which has
produced many wonderful phenomena, is
just now tbescene Of curious operations. A
few days ago new we'll suddenly took fire.
and vast body Of fame, covering q space
Of forty feet and mounting 10 height OF six
" feet, has since de6ed all attempts to
quench It. Persons who have recently visit
ed the place, report that the light from this
burning we'll iluminates the country for Eve
miles around, that the earth is baked for a
distance Of five hundred feet, and the trees
are budding and the grass growing, and that
the spectacle is drawing crowds Of observers.
But this is not all. At Pithole, Iast week,
while The engines we're pumping water from
the common wells to extioguish q fire, the
flames were seen to grow brighter instead Of
dying out, and on investigation il was found
that the exhaustion Of the water in the wells
had freed gas aud oil in large quantities.
These old water wells are now oil wells
and some comfortable little fortunes have
been made by the owners. who Of course,
found ready purchasers. These curious phe-
nonema of which we give full accounts in
another column, show that the wonders of
the oil region are not yet exhausted.
The Placer herald., 1866-04-07
H a es of A d vertisi ng.
Ten lines one square, this sized Type:
LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

l. Subscribers who do not give express notice
to the contrary, are considered as wishing to
continue their subscription.
2. II subscribers wish their papers discontin-
ued. publishers may continue to send them until
all charges are paid.
3. II subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the Office or place to which
they are sent, they held responsible until they
settle their hills and give due notice to discon-
Einue.
4. If subscribers move to other places with
out informing the publisher, and the paper is
sent to the former direction, they are held re-
sponsibie. Notice should always be given of the
Cemoval.
s. The Courts have decided, that refusing to
take paper from the Office, or removing and
leaving it uncaied for, is prima facia evidence
of inte0tioual fraud.
The Placer herald., 1866-04-07
South ern Sentiment Illustr rated.

HUCKLEBERRIES vs.. HOG AND HoMINY.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Commercial gives the following:
beard of no better illustration of the
Southern people 10 regard to the late war,
than was given not long ago by an ex,rebel
General to some Of bis friends in the North,
10 private conversation. On being asked
how the people Of the South reconciled
themselves to the results of the late war, the
General said:
can best answer your question by telling
you q story. In my State (Alabama) there
are two sections, Northern and Southern,
and you may say two races Of people. In
The northern part the inhabitants are poor
very poor in some places We Of South
ern Alabama have a habit Of plaguing them
once 10 while, by telling them that they
live on huckeberries, which believe to be
a fact, 10 summer time. 10 the southern
part Of the State the people are better of,
and have plenty OF hogs and hominy.
/ remember once crowd came together,
made up Of men from both parties
They commenced to tease one another.
until finally fight sprung up between two
W soot1As Ouo NOuA suo uVtsuosu paw 0uO Iu0
other from the southern part. They had a
regular mill" Of it, and fought l don't how
many rounds; but finally "bog and hominy"
prevailed, and "huck ebsrres" bad 10 throw
up the sponge. 1t was agreed by all parties
that it was time to separate The combatants,
and the friends of the huckleberry man ad-
vised him to acknowledge himself whipped
and say no more about It. "Wsll," said he.
II am willin' to do that providin' you'll give
me certificate 10 take home that made q
d-u good fight, considerin' was raised on
huckleberries, and the fellow that whipped
me was brought up on bog and hominy."
The certificate was made out, and peace was
made and declared between the pugilistie
AIabamians. 81. i. ...ia. s. ..t.l.al '.
"Now," said the Dixian General, ip con-
clusion, "that's how We feel about this war;
We think we've made good fight, consid
sring what We we're raised on; but hog aud
hominy have shipped US At last, though
huckIeberries stood Out &s ioBS - they
could. All we want is certificate that Ne
have done we'll, taking our resources into
The account"
The Placer herald., 1866-04-07

CURE FOR CoLos.-Dr. Paillon, of France.
announces new method Of curing a cold in
the head 1t consists in inhaling through
the nose the emanations of ammonia. con.
tanned in smelling bottle. II the sense Of
smell is completely obliterated, the bottle
should be kept under the nose until the pun.
gency OF the volatile alkal is felt The bot.
tie lie then removed, but only to be reappied
after minute; the second application how
ever, should not be long, that the patient
may bear it. This easy operation being re.
peated seven or eight times in the course of
Ave minutes, but always very rapidly, except
the first time, the nostriIs become free, the
smell is restored, and the secretion Of the N~
rita,iDg mucus is stopped.
The Placer herald., 1866-04-07

TEMPER IN TREATING SToCK The farm
er's stock around him partakes more or less
Of the quality Of the owner or those who
attend upon it. A mans influence is i'm.
parted to his beasts, particularly the horses,
the working cattle and the mlch cows. A
man OF irascible temper gets up a nervous.
ness in horse or COW. The brute becomes
afraid Of him; and, if Of vicious nature, is
apt to be hurtfuIly, sptefully Influenced; per.
haps irrecoverably spoiled whereas mild
tempered, discriminate man will gradually
smooth down the asperites Of a harsh dis.
position. We have known mich COWS. wild
as deer, brought to a placid tractability.
The man is superior-aud bis superior in'
fluence will be communicated. Wise stock
men keep fools and irritan's our of their
stockyard. Rural World.
The Placer herald., 1866-04-07

A GROWING PowER.-Since the DAYS of
Peter the Great, Russia has advanced her
frontier 700 miles towards Vienna and Berlin.
500 miles towards ConstantinopIe, and 1900
miles towards Lahore and Kurrachee in India.
She has taken from Sweden more than half
her territory; from Poland, territory more
extensive than Austria; from Turkey, provin.
ces equal to Prussia, the Rhine provinces.
Belgium and Holland: from Persia, provinces
as large as Great Britain; and from Tartarv
and China, countries greater than the whole
of Europe. Her population in the same time
has increased skiold.
The Placer herald., 1866-04-07

PEELlNs OSIoNs.-In pee!ing onions put
large needle in the mouth, half 10 and
half out. The needle attracts the oily juice
Of the bulb, and any number may be peeled
without affecting the eyes. M
The Placer herald., 1866-04-07

Gsn. Santa Anna lives at St. Thomas, in
the West Iodiss. He is about seventy years
old. and very we'll preserved. Some Amsyi,
can naval officers recently attended grand
ball At bis rasideuoe,
The Placer herald., 1866-04-07
UNITED STATES HOUSE.

THIS old and well known stand, Zone mile be-
i low Auburn on the Turnpike road,) has been
ant manner, where be keeps the best of
Liquors and Cigars.
The Placer herald., 1866-04-07

The SourH.-The N. Y. World thinks
there are are not over 5000, 900 white peo,
pie in the late rebel States, that region hav-
ing lost full 80 per cent. Of its population
during the war. The personal property, es.
timated at 5000. 10000 in 1850, includ
ing $l,600,OO0,O00 10 slaves, the loss is 10
per cent. besides al the slaves. leaving only
about 81 900, 100000. Only the land is left,
much Of the fencing and farming tools being
destroyed. There are perhaps $4,000 men
10 the South worth 100000, two.thirds OF
whom probably advocated the rebellion aud
are excepted from President Johnsons am.
nesty. 100000 soldiers have served 10 the
armies Of the South, oneLaIf Of that number
being now defunct. The total Of oil except
ions to the amnesty may reach 100000 men.
The Placer herald., 1866-04-07
q. F. MYR Es ,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, uburn
OFFICE in building on Courtstreet. nextdoor
" to the Temple Having resumed the practice
oflaw will attend to business intrusted to his
care in the several courts Of the State. jellmy
The Placer herald., 1866-04-07
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LAW CARDS.

JOHN1.C ANNON,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
LINCOLN, PLACER COUNTY, ,CALIFO ORNlA,
WILL practice in the courts OF P Placer and
w adjoining counties. All business intrusted
to bis care will be punctually attended to.
Lincoln, June 25th, l865-my
The Placer herald., 1866-04-07

A girl being asked to unite berself 10 The
silken tie, tsnderly hiu.sa that May WAS sn
unlucky month for marrying. Wei! make
il June, tbsu," honestly replied the swain.
anxious to accommodate. The damsel paused
. moment, hesitated, cast down ber eyes, aod
With modest blush said: "Wouldn's April
do as we'll"
The Placer herald., 1866-04-07

uAIE H. II. FELLOWS
HALE FELLOWS.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
WILL PRACTICE in all the Courts of Placer
w and adjoining counties, and in the Supreme
Court. Office in brick block opposite Temple.
Auburn, March l1th, l865-my.
The Placer herald., 1866-04-07

It is q pleasant buggy drive from town to the
"united States House, where all, who call, will
be accommodated in the best Of style.
my, ANDY. POLAND.
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Singers & Public Speaker,

Singer az FWDaAc SWP@hGFS
vii md Troohss aSsfal In sleaEing tue vsiee whas
taxi a before Singing or speaking, Hna r iievtnR
tho throat after al nuusuai exeIuea OF tbs Fscal
ORGANS. Taa TFoehsH AFeEeeo mgeFn4ea and pre-
scsisea by Physicians, and hare ta&lin0niais from
eminent nien throaEh9uf the country. BetnE an
article Of true merit and having ProreA theAE ef~
acaoy hy test " Iany years. eaSs yssF aaas tsena
IN usw localities ia yHTiuas parts u the woft5, and
ths II aehes Halverally presa aHsd better than
ethsr articles.
0btaaa onis aBRawasa BReNrNgAE TRacHEs''
and do net lake &ny 81 tbs WsFiAssp laslaffsHs
that may be offered
Sold everywhere Ia the uniteA ststsss and in Fss-
sign CoaatIies, ct ~ esnfs pet eax.
Nov. z. IS .-H-n-s, Ga.
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A CARD To Tlae suffering.

DO YOU WISH TO BIS CCREBP II 80, Ewal-
low two al three hogxheaIs OF "BucAu 4" Tonic
Bitter f" sarssparilla," Nervous Ahtidotes," he
ard after yoE satishel wiIh thk result then tFy
ne BOG u OLD DOCTOR BCCuAN'S ENGLISH
SPECIFIC PtLLs--Aud be restored to health Apb
wiser ia less than thirty days they are pErs.y
vegetable pleasant 10 take prompt ana Salulafy IN
iAetF edSe4a On the brak ep-1ewn sud shattered
constitution Old and ysaug take thsm Sit5
asivantaEr: DIR. BuCH4S's Esq LIsH SPECIFIC
PILLS care ia less than 30 days abe worst cases OF
NkRy0C SSEss, ir1poEpncy, FtrFaatHfe Decay,
seBiaaI weakness issaaIty, aAdsH Urinary sex
uzi and Nervous Adseiians, no ueattsF 'ram what
ezqse pFodacei Price, One Doll4r per bJx. SSRt
p9sto ID by mail On recelpt of asl order.
diFess JANIS s. BUTLER,
SO S39 Broadway, New FORK General A gent,
r. 49, boa sent 10 auy address receipt Of
prscs--whieh lie Oas D ,IAsE--93sf frss. 2 de-
seFfptlyr Circular at 90 application.
Nay IA 'g5 Sg
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
sss.r rs.s. asr rhI.slas Pssyls.


Tear asseE gs4Fgsag an al &hth Of sBzL4xy, TIE
Rfszs has rhFuaiefeA tho bers4cizl ea~eks as HBs-
eesi*rsa stS1seh Satsars. Ed1Sors, 8nGhsrz,
Rhg4ssisass haeRxhsnts, a3scsFs ~ thr array and
nzxy, ehsEatsts, eonnsailafs,- aisIateFsl u the
see ISL n ahaFs. grssA CLOUD af wl1nsssss es ags
ery irsas pEDsesss y aud e&iliRg, kaFs Esxtisea
o. ia sfacasy toHse sad regulating me1isaa es
TIE R4M$s aaa ssassmenss Of thsSe Witnesses
bare b~sa pabltsAea IN she public yriEtes Msny
~ tAs@ asa veil kuaMn 10 Ehs whsia pabisr.--
Tasas esatina1ay has aevsT lean u aiieagsM tA-
Ra4mSa HS9a ssiasnea far lssss wsiz ty nAeH are
seasiktsa o. coademae1 hy eanseke NJ eaA EHxiea.
HvstssteF's Stomach nsssegs 10 nsf, kowevaf
axeh trial. u has baaa TIRED as& evenaeneea al
the snse@rsty u thoss waose Hvss and haalla ID
has preserved PATE. h4rmless. sad ssnlaenlsy
aslutsry preparation. AtteGapss have heka made
~ rival s. Thsy hsya fMii ed Can il Do heeesary
y say shy tAey have failed ass Ihe reS1YsEe6
ayspepssc, etiiioua su2rers, victims Of sswar az1
sg9n. saf nsfveas salaecta shs havs sxp rtsnssd
us sGegss, what hAsg ahina Of &c AsR THEM and
- saaGsd ssasiy by xhxt theg saY SAID sysTy@
wAFfa
Isaxssy II, 1906 lu
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farnlpg lssds Of Western Iva se BE-
sssEIsa sad inprsssd.

@s&M~ 80 URf4t&as
TAs sssaaas&s. the ansAsrn acids,
bss whisa ne spseSa u Kaglaad
astA ne Rsms--sAs gtairies,s
will be sraasformed, ~ IL By magic, into
aelds Of xsving grain and ripsning corn.
The probes ofssas sssilssoari Siops''
viii BE- brsagss . Csascii Bluff, and
dissribatsd among the mining States and
Tesrisaziss o. % neaD,ain region.--
There 10 no better sssmiag ooaasry than
Western lowa, aad stimulate lis prodae.
ton - We may, tbs Western dsmaad will
Keep pase vita sAse sapely. The great
fertility Of soil for which Iowa 10 dis
tinguishsd, escn 10 the MississiT pi vallsy,
10 Only sqaaiea By nsssow bslt u land
90 tbs wssssra aida sf shs Mlssoari--bs-
yoad which the country gradually be-
cones a. barren n it l. destitute Of tin.
Der. Iowa wiIl DO tbs ssorehouss and
grasary for the great and sooD to be
denssly pspulat~d, mountain region,
rich only in It's opposite Of the precious
metals. A car markets will be vest.
ward, the towns that may spring up on
the Railroads east Of Council BLUFF, will
not be important enough TO cut OF any
portion Of our present trade. They will
rather augment IL.
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10 COysUMPTTyrs.

ms advertiser, having Aean rssseKsd % k&zltk
IN fsg Seeks W vrfy .imp,e renasdy, after AAvs
taa su&tsea foF several years with = sewers lung
a&s ttoR, snd that dread diseaAe, Cams ptan-Is
aaxtenH ~ make knewn TO has feiiee-sgGkFs4s tn
masas Of sRss
10 ziI who desire 10, he will send . cory Of tie
pfe&T leton USED tfFss Of eharEsl with the aiEeS-
tiths for wfparfnx and uaiRg tbs same which they
VIII and suRR cuRg far Cans ufnptiail, Astka a&,
sFsashItis. cangha, Colds, and ali ThToatGnd LnRs
AReeti1ak. Tha aaty object af the ADVERTISER in
ssdiRz the D. descriptions 10 ksnell tbs SfziSaed
sRe spread information whieh he eenseises 80 Gs
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mall, Riil please address
REv EDWARD A. WILSON.
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FAh. & 50 Iyr