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Some think there is now rosCongress
known to the Constitution. Quite as ma
ny think there isino Constitution known
to Congress.-Preatice.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-08-16
SBaDdD Hge eWOrGa9 :

wIll. pay $500 to the proprietor of any medicine
that can show greater number of genuine certih-
Gates Of cures etfectedby il near the place where il
is made, than MlSHLER'S HERB BITTERS-Of
Consumption, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Bloody
Flux, Drarrhea, Typhoid. Rcmitent Intermittent
and,Bilious Fevers, Fever and Agnc, Cholera Nor
bus, yellow Jaunlce Scronia. Running or Sore L6gs,
Cancer, Abscess, Neuralgia, rheumatism, Coughs,
Colds, Cramp, in the stomach, Chronic Diarrhna,
Piles, letter, scald Head, Ophnema, or faing.away
sickness peculiar to ehllren, Leuchorrhea, Fa ling
nature in females aIl venercal diseases ,and all com
plants arising from impure blood or a weak and dis
ordered state Of the Stomach Liver or Kidneys -
Certificates Of cures of the yellow Fever IN Mexico
can also lie furnished. Remember, if it does not
cure the money will be refunded by the proprie-
tor. BENJAMIN MISHLER, 4
3. 4. Corner Of Centre Square,
sr Lancaster, Pa.
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b. MISHLER' s.
CELEBRATED
HERB BITTERS!
A Grand Specific for all Diseases dris-
ing from an improper state of the
Blood or DiSordered Stomach.
G H 0 | E r A!

Cholera, that most dreadful scourge IS here, and
il becomes 10 look around for the best remedy to
ward oil the attack Of thus complaint II is well known
that the most eflicacious for cholera is that
which possesses the most heating power whether
II Is applied Internally or externally. This
rs the reason why viole friction, hot bricks &c. are
so useful Mishler's Herb htters possess greater
heating power than any yet discovered, To test this
let any tryit-take dose and see how IL will warm
mp the system. This being the case these Btters
are offered as remedy for Choern, with full con-
fdence that they will most surely effect cure ifta-
ken in time. in evidence Of this fact we offer below
aletter from one our most eminent druggists who
had great deal Of experience Cholera during its
visit to Phla lelphia This letter was entirely unsO.
lcted and therefore is entitled TO the most Implicit
belief The writer is graduate of Philadelphia
College of Pharmacy, Steward ffr three years in
the Jefferson Hospital in Philadelphia, and for f-
teen years u druggist:
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card to the Ladies.
aa Gard TO the Ladies'.
DR.. DUPoNCo's
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
FOR MA LIE S.
In Correcting Irregularities, Removing
Obstruc ttOnS of the Monthly
Turns, from WhateV-
en- Cause,
ONE Roxls SUFFICIENT,

Yet In obstinate cases more may be required,
ALL MEDICAL MEN KNOW,
As well as many Others tlat no female enjoy good
heath uhessshct Is regdsr; and whenever an obsiruc'
tontakes placG-whetherfro from exposure, cold or any
other cause.-the general health begins Immediate
ly to decline, andthewant Of n proper remedy has
been the causeof 10 many consumpuons among the
ycung females. The remedy may certainly be found
in the "Duponco Golden Pills" Headache, Pam 10
the slde pipitation OF the heart, oathlng of food
and disturbed sleep always arises nom interruptions
of nature and Whenever thatis the case these plls
wIllinpraby remedy all these evils
900 Boxes Have Been Sold In Two
Years.
Ten thousand borcs sent by letter, both by myselfand
agents to all parts Of the world, to which answers
have been retrrned, IN which ladies' say, netning
Ietho above pills have been known, since the Sci
ENcE OF MEDICISE DAwNED UPON THE WORLD,
InRem OWN z Obstruction and RestO rim 2
Nature TO Its Proper channel
O,jsfng the aernss and bringing back the "Rosy col
orhcalth" to the check of the most delicate.
Finland expllGtdirectlons accompany each box,
which must be strictly followed, and all iseas pecu-
lar to females may be speedily cured. The GOLDEN
PILLS acts an
ExhIIarant without n Single Drawback.
safein their operations, perpetual in their happy
influences upon the nerves, the mind ana the entire
organization II there is any reliance 10 be placed
on human testimony, the above Pulls may be fully
REMESiBEk- -Examrne the box closely, (no
matter from what druggist you buy them) u the
boNlsn0t slgneuH' ~ HUWhtNl9 Wy oOultoli liuI.i.
and will not be responsible for their injurious ef-
fects.
price, siper hox ;,ix hoxess5 Sold in Lancaster,
Ohio. byGEORGE G. BECK, Druggist.
IADfEslby scnding him 81 to the Lancaster Post
Office can have the Pills sent (con6denhally) by mail
10 any part OF the country, free of Postage. 'H
- S. u. HOWE,
\ ~ '}'il Sole Proprietor, Now York.
Soldalsoby Blocksom Brothers, GAINESVILLE, 8. r.
samnels. Conmbns, C. A. OIds, Circlcville. and John
D. Park, Cincinnati, and hy"One Druggist in every
town and city in the United States.
Nov. 0, 'G5--33 ly0ft .aE e.Il. .Y....4 Fgr
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MASONICCALENDAR.
REGULAR O0MMUNIOATIONs,

saAted Communication Lancaster Lodge, No. 81,
Tuesday, July Gath N'N''
July 10, 1906. A. WHITE, S,e,v
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eIii 90
Shipper Of Grain, Flour, and other merchan.
Use can hare Insurance to nny place desired on the
Mo1t reasonable terms.
We are authorised to pay for the scrp N these
vompanies before delivery 40 cents on The dollar
=. - Those who desire the BEsr AND onEAPesT lusn
nnesin NE most responsible companies, will do wei
Ienhdine,east ofthe court house, ~ = ~
K. PRlTTER.
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Lancaster, Nov 3D., 1850.
Dr. B, Mishler-Denr Sir: Knowing that the Chol-
era with its dreadful rayages is now upon our land,
and knowing that no medicine now in our country
possesses such caloric influence, (which is the
vital remedy for all diseases Of this kind" ms the
Bltters you are now making, request you to make
such aqunt'y of your Bitters as would suit all de-
mands, as assure you they will he an Invaluable
remedy, and will be hailed ~ II blessing by all who
will use it.
Yours. respectfully,
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DANIEL AcKERs ccrtifes that his wife is so mater
ally benefited by theuse OF bottle of Mshler's
Herb Biters TINT she II satisfied two bottles more
Will cure her OF Dyspepsa-of over fifteen years stan
ding, Also that few doses cured his son OF fcyel
md aguc OF over six months standing t..,....,
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These Bittcrs have been tested and approved by
he following Physicians and Druggists:
LANCASTER, OHIO, Nov 10Th, 1865
The undersigned having examined the for0ula OF
Weaver's McXcan Bttcrs, take pleasure IN recon-
mendlng their use NH grateful stOmachc and tonic.
It Is most unquestonaby q good appetizer, and wlll
prove itself worthy ol use leases oindgestlon and
general debility
CIV Bocrstlcr, NJ D, Lancaster, Ohio
n 7 EaIngetI. nns,sI = mDp ,pt Z" u" ...
JWTeiyis, MD
sH Porter, MD Clearport,
= Hewetson, " d, Amanda,
MBlregory, Druggist, Lancaster, Ohio
Androw Fcust, " Tarlton, Z"
OW Kramer, Chemist, Lancaster, Ohio
II. q Shaw, NJ. j, late Staf Surgeon u s. Army.
Paul Carpenter, NJ. f., Lancaster, Ohio.
J. 8. Watkins, oakfeId, Perry Co.
:. llydc, NJ. d, Rushvle.
W, g. Hyde, :"
J T.. Rankius, NJ. y, Someuott
Il. Magrlulcr, NJ. y, "
y, Vanntta, NJ, D, FutonlaIn, Musklrgum Co.
W, i. Maync, Basil
II. J. llulnmcl, NJ. u, BALTIMORE.
A. L,Snmons, Druggist, Baltimore.
J; D jordon, NJ. D., Now Lexington, OHIO.
n. W, Duplor, "
A. Richards, I"
ii. G. WEAVER, Proprietor.
Hi1 Street. Lancaster, Ohio, to whom all orders
should hc addressed
Nov3O'G6-36-n
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$HGDGD M9R Rxwan.das

Twill pay to any Doctor or member of the Med.
zeal Fraternity the snm Of 500 for any compound
thai possesses more medicinal virtues and curative
powers Than Mlshler's Herb Bitters huI
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JAcOB SHELTER Prop Lancaster 1'anncry certfes
that he WINS cured of Chronic Diarrhea anil FlnN of
Herb Bitters t'
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J. N. LIrrLr corGes that he has been cured Of
Deafness otoYer T%cnty-hye years standing by the
use Of Mishlers Hcrb Bitters. ~ ~ = n
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L. II Obs proprietor Lancaster Wooen Factory,
ccrtifos that MiShlors Herb Bitters have dono hun
more good than any medicine he has ever taken IN
aseyere attack Of lntlGmmatOry Rheumatism.
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READ WHAT MIsHLER,S HERB BIT
TERS ARE DOING ABOUT LANCAS-
TER, OHIO

TEisS aRE nnING AR0IrT IANHas-
TEW ot,ID
= - III ' o'A' o..
j.; IT, oLDs' proprietor Lancaster Woolen Factory,
ccrlnes that MlShlers nero Blttcrs have donq MN
J. N. LIrrLr certines that he has been cured Of
Deafness OF over rHcntv-6ye Years standing by the
| use Of Mishl6i's Herb ljitters EIT'. ''''T
r3 Lgl#.lye - t4.. .f.le.,.t ,.stl.
DANIEL ACKERs ccrtifies that his wfo s so moteri
ally bcneRted by thelise of one bottle of Mishlers
Herb BitterI TINT she IL satisfied two bottles more
will cure her OF Dyspepsa Of over fifteen ynlrs stan
ding Also that a few doses cured bs son Of feyS.
md aguc OF over six months standing
w ''' ~ thH't"
j. WErzEL Prop Baflschen Ior certilies that n holl
bottle or Mshler's Herb Bittors cured Ills eldest
daughter Of fever and ngse. III ~.
J,co0 sur,y,D pron Ionc,.tor ~. o,o,, oo,, H.
Gs g M "9 oSs s9 a1ds% eSne % prh s a ait m FIN
Herb Bitters.
GEonor Lurz, Patentee Patent steam Indicator
greatly relieved ofpans the breast aud bre,lkIng
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Makes four distinct Stitches. Feeds tho work
either wny. scws thin md heavy goods without
rhanso Of tension, win gather and sew on at tho
same time, Strong and simple In construction,
easily understood, u viii doa creator range ofwort
with loss trouble and change than any other Machine
Every Machine warranted.
RD-6REENES BLOCK, Second Door from the
Corner, Main street, Lancaster, Ohio
January %, lsOO--u
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fiEoRGE LUrz, Patentee Patent steam Indicator
greatly relieved pans in the breast and bre,lklng
0ut OF the skin, of several years standing by the use
OF two bottles Mshler's Herb Bitters
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURE
WIN. n. SHUT,

| FT7AKES this method of reminding his old custol
| ! mersin Faricdand the .dolning counties, that
hlswaA known establishment is still in full operation
at theod location, the alley, in the rear of the
Siiord aud Sturgeon building. p" f1H7i2l
Having ggreaty enlarged his facilities by the erec-
ton OF a new aud conimodous brick shop and the
employment Of additional skilled workmen, tho
| manufacture of J.I ''|F.-.liil U5ThETF
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These Companies divide throo .ionrihs o. net pro.
nts annually 10 the Policy Holders In scrip bearing
end giving policy holders greater security and
cheaper Insurance..
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| COugh
N d
N OR e.,

~W-N@Ms sasHaaa nssls-aa1H1na
aUds and carminniiN
and nervous system.
pcpsla or orlndigcslion
Aeidlty orthc Stolnac
Is not alcoholic, IA
Weak, Nervous aud |
allDrugglsts cyorywl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-24
Trustees SAFE.

DY virtue Of a deed OF trust executed 70 me
ID as trustee by Mary J. HarIuan, with the
consent Of her husband, B. Desha Harman, ON
the 18th day of July, Is60 and recorded in the
Registers Office OF Shelby county, Tennessee,
in book a. pages ~, ~, 81 and y, on the Ist day
OF August .60, to secure the payment of GER
taiH notes therein specified. i viii sell, at public
auction, to the highest BIDDER, for cash. IN mont
OF the business house Of Roy ter, Irezevant &
Co., on second street, in the city Of Memphis.
between jefferson and Adams streets, on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of March, 1861, be-
tween the hours OF II aud u O'Clock a. m, the
following tract Of land, viz lying ana being
in thecOunty ofShelby, andStateO OF Iennessee,
and bounded as follows, viz: Beginning az the
southwest corner OF 2 fOrty-four acre tract on
the north side Of an avenue forty feet vice, and
on the east side 81 the fernando plank road
the point Of beginning being eleven chains and
thirty-three links north rom a stake, from
which y. Is j.. thirtF-three LINKS STANDS a
white oak marked ], S. thence north twenty
two chains 70 q stake on the Wezt hank OF cane
creek; thence east twenty chains 70 a stake;
thence south Twenty-Five chains 10 2 stake
thence west with the north side Of said avenue
tweutv chains TO the beginning containing
forfv feur acres. variation o. east, being ny tue
northwest corner 81 tract OF land sod 20 A =
EIiiE by W. s. Lundy, administrator OF j. Z.
Tundg deceased, and sold b. a. g.. E4As 70 J.
q Ncilanus. and j. o. Mc1lanus 10 Mary j..
Harman. Tha right Of redemption Is expressly
waived. and the title 10 said land . consldered
unquesfiouable, bat CONVEY a trustee only.
49, ri JOHN q. LONSDALE, Trustee
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Trust Sale,

DT virtue ola deed OftIuSt executed 20 me on
ID the 18th day Of June, 1850, and registered IN
registers Office Of the county Of shelby state
OF Tennessee. by J. II. Stevenson and W J..
stewart IA the 10th day OF July. 1861, 10 secure
= NJ. Gates the paymeut OF certain notes shall
proceed to sell for cash 70 the highest bidder IN
'front.' of the real estate Office of M~UNsAERAT.
LANIEE & Co. Irving Block, city Of Memphis.
Tennessee. between the hours ono and r. clock
on Friday, Mar0n &th. 1856, the following de-
scribed lots OF ground situated in the county Of
Shelby, state Of tennessee, near the north
eastern boundary Of the city OF Memphis as lots
number t21J tWenty-siX and III tWsuty-seyen
iu-the subdivision Of said 5. n. Gates, as per plat
on record in Registers OGlCe OF shelby county
Tennessee
The title is believed good, but i only convey
as trustee. u. II. MOASAkkAI,
fe2T-tu Trustee
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AND TOOLS.

VN ". RTTCHIE, is now opening a new
stock Of hardware and tools. az No. SO
Second street, where he would be pleased to see
his Old friends and customers. ALSO a good lot
ofGIiud stones. mars-2w
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Trllaf NnLe.

DTvirtue of deed Of trust executad 90 me on
d the 18th day Of June. 1888. and REGISTERED IN
the Registers ufics Of the count uE SHELBY.
stale Of iennessee, on b IlIh gsy Of Jelly. l-F-
in book No. A., pages 4lo, 1875. 4aIluG l. 81 John
and Jacob Linkhauer, the firm Of Lirkhaucr 81
brother, % secure -hs payment Of certain notes
due 3 NJ. Gates, Lslal proceed 10 sell lQr cash
20 the highest bidder in front of The real eSEafs
office Of M~oSSAEEAT, LtSlEE 6 Co., Irving
Bloek- city OF Melupnls, tennessee. letFeau the
hours Of 10 and u O'Clock ON ErilGFs Marcl atu-
uared in the county OF shelby State uf Ianne--
seef near the northeastern Duularv % the
city of Memphis, and SHOWN as lots No. UEl
thirty and t3ll thirty-oue on tne map arplsn OF
subdivision OF y NJ. Cafes. Wlicl man IS OF
recoTd N he Office Of the asastc- OF shelby
county, Tennessee. Title La4Fua gold, h-r i
convey only as trustee.
@. Il. MoESARCA At
fa1T-ff Vrr,area
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DY virtue Of a writ OF Election, TO me issued
ID and directed 10y Hon william O. B-rouuIoU,
Governor ofthe State ofTeuueszee, Iv1n.
ON the aIst day OF aarel1, 5s6s,
Hold an election in Shelby county for Two
representative IN the GeneraiA ssaua 30 us
rhe aoanc occasioned bT the rfs-r. Jon 1f
lion, William 4. Poston and Hon. samuel
Walker
Ihe ial5oWng na5aed persons are hereby app
pointed Judges and Deputy Saerils ;or tht par-
pose Of holding aid election
District No.l-R " Boau. ". j. Gather J.
H Llpphe, Judges Ihomas Eppsrsou. uvpUiy
sheriff.
District No. 2Daniei Corbett. IT,. p uarau-
son. > X Lignow, Judges William R-1eE.
Deputy Sherim
District &c. 1Charies Crensr q r
Wynne, Jno- Hardins Judges; G. AAll, Dep
District No. Ewm. stovaIL James Carroll
Hester Judges; ,. HaLnta Deputy 7Aefti
District No 6Engine house No Ilonn
Clancy, Thomas Malone, J9nn M~eLDlaud,
Judges; owen uFyer, DeputT sneun
District NO. @Engine house No 1t-W-8ui-
| tinghsus. N, seeIig. j. ". Fla. Judges ~
Disfri1f ~ III. R Wlllforl, ssIn- Amen,
W. ri. sueed. JUDGES; B- N-fTyori prplts
District No. EE. PuHiaLn, 2 . Mercer Jas.
Holloway, Judges O. u N D
s4 6ssfTiet No. s. Thomas. ] Il Thompson.
8 n Horne, Judges X fe}ton Aeputp
s4si!4t Nc -lM. Rogers. Philip Jones. 81. u
Williams, Judges; " d. Weber, Deputy
s4Ssislret No. l0-F.C BlaEely, b. B.Nsvn, b.
hpoiewhite, Judges; James Moore Deputy
6Ttsiriet No. INV. Il. WaE-eE, v. C. Harri-
so1,J. y. roWRsepd, 4ncssi l. a Rhodes
fastriet No. I2-Wm. C0nneB, Thos HoIsman.
T.. ". ELAN, Judges Doyle Pearson. Deputy
6istrict No. 1s-W.s Walton. T. Lsvurn
CiayriIee, Judges c. T. stephenson. Denur.
sheriff.
District No H-Engine house Eo. q Shelby
street-HenU Lynn, T. n. Waiccu -. j. pf,-
dett. Judges 7. W Louis, Deputy Sherir
District No. lHEnglue house No. Eroea,r
Tapg. James hall, Frank Mahler. Tudes1-
w Jones. Uepury eher1u
Df.frief No l5-R il. ellison. u T,o-
D.. Danburys Judges; W. B. Cotton. n-D9S.
District No 6-Eniah Brsoks. e,,u
". Noon, Judges Dr. Wesley Moore. DepDfS5
Sheriff
District no III. Massey, ". s. ss,tb
Lsrlsn: SueA@ Erwin oakley, Deputy Ssarir
4apUty aherits. Judges. Cle-< rr,4 y
Hth Dc re4ltre4 n - IhinE@ TO eo1nolv 40
ne laE o. NE state de1niLe Ifuiinr ~
elective franchise.
Deputy ~sherinswil make beIrrsau~r
q the snerin y once. in the Greeni-W fro.l-
Memplisi lmuaulatoly after tha -stes
counted. T.. M WTv4Ts5 ara
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-24
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George A.. StoyalI and Robert W. Mitchell. OF
the nrm of stoyall 4 Mitchell, q. Norman g..
Jones, et u.
DliyirJue Of an interlOcutorv decree made iu
ID this cause, on the 7rn of January. ls5i, and
reurwe Ell on tire 18th OF January, 1900. / VIII
sell 40 public auction. AZ the Court House door.
in the city Of Memphis, on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL d.. Isg.
between the hours Of 10 and L. O'Clock fifty
shares " STOCK in the Bank o. West Teuue-~s4-
TEENs or
AUGUSTON ASTON.
mar iG-fdS. and Z.