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Miss @. s. woRMsTEIr,
Mrs. W. CARTER,
Mrs. E. n. WEEKS.
Medina, March /, 1865.

The above named ladies we are personally
acquainted with, and know that Tor several
years, while We lived in Medina, they were
great sufferers. Miss W. has been so badly
affected that 1t was with great difficulty she
was able to stand upon her ieet. few bot
tea of CathOiicon entirely cured her OF hsr
complaints. Ny wife received great benent
from this medicine. We Recommend ii TO
the ladies OF this country as a safe and ef-
hcient remedy tor the many comp laints they
are subject to. JOHN WEEKS
Editor OF Canfleld He erald
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STATE UNION TICKET.
For Governor,
RUTHERFORD B. HAYES
For Lieut.. Governor,
= JOHN c. LEE.
For Supreme Judge,
JOHN WEIGH.
For Auditor of State,
So JAMES II. GOODMAN.
For Treasurer,
SIDNEY c. WARNER.
For Attorney General,
WILLIAM H. WEST.
For Comptroller of Treasury,
MOSES R. BRAILEY.
Member of Poard of Public Works,
PHILIP HERRING.
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Shall the Negro VOfe?

If we say No, where do we find our
reasons for denying them the right
nt suffrage
lr,. citizens. According 20
: that tell us what constl-
- iZ~n, in all except the righ.
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HOME TESTIMONY.

Mr.. q. B. KSGsLgY-Dear Sir We feel il
duty We owe TO the public, to state that
MarshaPs Catholi con is medicine invaiua-
BILE for complaints classed under the head or
Female Diseases. We have used your
Graefe nberg Medicines. and have been great
ly bens fitted thereby, so much so, that were
the price double We would have them. To
the thousands of our sex who are suffering
from weaknesses, We would recommend the
Cathcilcon as sure panacea. IL gives
the organs VI the body to perform their ap-
urODrlato fQnctiOnS
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What is Rntlicalism ?

Since "a ihi. latitude there l. so much igno-
rance concerning this qnesiion and since 80
much mllcvulcncr exists a. consc,, uencc u this
ignorance, wc propose 10 state very briefly the
creed 81 l,.dicali.m aud the duiie. conscqsrnt
upon ihatcfccd
]. kadicaiism bpiiry, the fundamental dOCii inc
"f politics as well "a religion Ia bc this What
sueyer Sc would that men should do unto YOU do
Sc ty'h 20 unto them
Consistent with this aud necessary IN II is
ihr purely political truth " that all men are crca-
tel equal aud endoNcd With certain inalienable
rsLis'
3 That tie business pf Government Is To sup
port. uitlz', aud carry Into practical effect this
principle
That this i. the sculc. ohjec, and design 81
the GDs,fnnirni 81 the lniitd states Of America,
rat'lHli, explained aud sci forth IN the written
AGREEMENT entered iuiu by our fathers, called the
Constitution
=. That when The Government fails to support
nni enforce thtsc principles It has bssn perverted
sud i'puirrs rrciitca'iun aud restoration.
q. That ii a Iowa, county OF State shall fail To
eni"r'c hr-c principles shall TAIL IN secure iIs
humhlrsi citizen IN the enjoyment Of his rights
shall turn a deaf ear a. his appeals for assistance
shall ueglsci "a maintain order shall allow
life To- be- endangered and lst mun'lerrfs go un-
pnuished--thall give no protection 10 property u
the owner b. obnoxious 10 causeless preiudicrs---
shall drive Ieacsae cilizens from It's borders he.
cause they wetr not horn there or. being horn
there, l'can.e they hold such opinions as seem
Ia them good aud irue--if, We say. a town, or q
runniy. or u state do illrsa things by the author.
iiy whrli % calls government. then lladicalism
holds that such villainy, by whatsoever or whom.
s"cser inaugafaied or established, shall be swept
away like Rossamer, and justice restored 10 lie
sat by the strong arm Of power--that Is 10 say,
by the voice Of the people, which i the voice Of
God.
This IL Radicalism. Make the most Of Il. iii
coniemplaies long probation Tor those who have
sought aud 'slil seeking the Reinforcement
aud destruction Of thsse principles Of freedom
aud justice, 80 be- H. They may thank them.
selves All they have To dois To ''rcase 10 &. evil
and learn To do we'll" Radicalism Il ~ eager
To protect their rights rs II Is DESTROYS they shall
respect the rights II others. but Il will not to.
crate the destruction of the vital and fandamen.
tai principles Of religion, justice md law. This
10 dnaliiy .-MsmPhi' PoH.
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Substitute for Calomel.

-rTllESE Pills are comI.nseI 81 vartous
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In short. these Pills may bc used with al
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Please ask for pr. Schcnck's Mandrake
Piil-." snd observe that the two lk.ncssrs oi
the Doctor are "n the Government stamp one
when "a IN" last stage nf Consumption. aud the
other IN his present health.
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Tho Senatorahip.

The " Dead lock " ai Annapolis still continues.
Even after Mr.. Ohr has been ousted, the friends
Of Mr.. Swami find Il Impossible 10 muster a suf-
icicnl force to repeal the law giving one OF the
Senators TO the Eastern Shore. 4 correspondent
Of the Baltimore .imeriefn, writing from Annap-
oils, Civ. The following account OF
TuE SITUATION.
the man may now be said TO hold the " bal
ancc Of power II the " Waters " Of Somerset
should minge with the " tributaries - aud riy-
ulcis from his own and other sections Of the State
on whose bosom the Swami has recently noa,cd
there Is no doubt but that the white BIRD 80
will leave iis cage in the Executive Cham
Der for perch In Washington. In other
words, Senator Waters, Of Somerset county,
commands the situation. as the following table
will show. hastd upon past votes OF the members
named on the Eastern Shore law. The friend.
of the UTtal of The law have ut no time been
able 10 poll more than twelve voics--ihirircn
are r,puirrd-and the opponents ~ the measure
haw fallen one short 81 tho first mentioned figure
showing eleven votes. With Dr. Chr scat
awarded 10 his Conservative OppOncnt-Mr
Spaics-which there Is no doubt will be done
the Senate will then stand, Judging FROM past
yoic', FOR and ngains, the reI~al Of the Law. as
fttia,xa
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from the above " 10 he seen the importance az
Mr W4icrs vote should he decide "a east il
against his county, Somerset the largrs, on the
Eastern Shutc. aud agains, his section. the law
may bc repealed al once AMI the Eastern Shor"
81 the state deprived 81 privilege that it has
ioicd since 1868 through the many changes iu
the politics 81 the State and nation. Asa cnns,-
gucnce, Nr Swami will be- elected, and the Eastern
shore will never again have the privilege az -c-
l,ciing . Senator from their own midst Should
bee decide 10 vote against the repeal of the las
90 should hc maintain. as BE- has done through
"ui The past week mns;ctly inactivity. VIZ
Swami viii have a. lc chosen. when elected. Co.
'ir defiance ~ tho l,w 81 the State. Mr. Wa.
iof voting with ID" opponents ~ Tie repeal 81
Wee lev would mAho the question stand twelve
i4ciulrfs "a either ,l. and 90 the senate t.inc
'laain divided would gave Mr. CrA. H,.cr!-
iu. Go Some lefsous construction oi the Cuu.iltu-
iinn The right iu give tie casting vote There
&. uu o difference 81 opinion ne 20 fii. ueh'
of fhr Lieutenant Govrrrur. lUt the ,uti.ri u.r,l
un di.ru-.iuu ~ l,asi J. not worthy 81 q ~ VI
'oA Nj never have o." opportunity 10 give %"
casting vote. ia such a case. A. ,on can
f'slily perceive. j, j. IN the power co. the 81 fa-
ucuis ~ 'ar mra.utc 10 prevent iic vote occur
ring 8 an, one member retiring from tho :, na',
th'mlcr during The call - Tho roll Be- not ,as
t.ai such will B., dour hutoul, make ihi- rrmagA
90 show that Mr. Cox nay BE- disappointed 100 vo'-
iug for himself for tiaternor
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A Melancholy Fnrcn.

A late number Of the New York Post has the
following
I" Pfesideni Johnson. who during the war was
the object of unceasing scurrliiy from Northern
copprrheads. dihcd last night in = Company
containing sone 0f the shining lights Of the Cop.
perheid politicians
lie was received aud welcomed 10 the dining
hall by Tom. Florence. VIM during the war ed I.
tied the Washington Consolidation, a journal which
followed faithfully In the path az the New York
Daily Nsrs.
The toast To the Supreme Court was AcknowI.
edged by Jeremiah Black, Of Pennsylvania Buch.
anans Attorney General aud confidential nd.
wiser, ,iolen, aud notorious Copperhead. as ev-
erybody knows.
The toast 10 the army aud navy called mn Mr.
A. J. Rogers. OF New Jersey, who omitted 10 Tell
the company how much 10 had done 10 di.eour
age enllsimenls during the war"
Iftheso men, whom Mr.. johnson now select.
as his dinner-,able associates, had had their WAY
during the war, Mr.. johnson would never hav.
escaped alive out Of Tennessee, bat the rebellion
would have ,riumPhed. and the Union would
have bern destroyed. II seems To Us shameful
spectacle TO - The President Of the United State,
publicly aasoclAting with men whose wishes and
efforts were, during the was, for the .uccess OF
Ieh Davis and the destruction Of our country.
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TIC TRRrsE ALMAsAc We have received a
copy Of this useful and popular annu,l for 1906,
Astronomical Department. containing a full cal.
endar and all the other matter usual Ia such is
sues, covering 10 pages, there are fny.,licr pa.
ges more in the Political Department, giving all
requisite information in regard TO the Govern.
meni Of the rniieI Siaics--;hc members 81 Con.
gress-iull Election Returns iron the sia,rs-lbc
laws passed by Congress NJ i,s last session, with
the FFeedmans Bureau aud Civil Rights Bil aud
the Constitutional Amendment, aud the lcgisa.
ton concerning them, with much other matter
ofa practical kind all for the price Of twenty
cents. Be sure TO send for a copy.
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Another Disgustod Conservative.

Tho ~uucr,c, Hrsn last fall strongly SUPPORT
60 iAr Conservative cause hu, hat /, J. heartily
,iel Of u.s. connection with that pat', icthe fol.
ln~ins taken from il. issue Of TUESDAY las. lear
wi'nc.--
The state liouss ~ Annapolis la. bosu the
scene ~ some rather questionable operation. 8ut-
ine the past week Tie old principle that used 20
prevail among the Statesmen % iLs- coariry that
public houors must come gubough i aud uu.uueht
90 order 20 confer ifLe honor upon the recipient
seem. 90 have ten i.uord Governor Swami s.
it.,uds have sipoled fo i.g the rAa!i,d honufs ~
aseat in the luited state. S,uai, rs rayius an
equivalent which seems 80 ~ heavily ou their
conscience Tie n'uu,taey who aft uoi t,o,-
cfunr Swami : rcIi friends. have departed from
political uiFighiutss ~ conseniing 60 confer ile
honor upon him not an index of their own
sentiments but as eeHsidsrdiion 'or conFi8. Pc
n.H
lt appears 90 u. that ifihc conservative friends
80 Governor swami have any scruplrs against
tile Acknowledgement OF rebel soldiers OF the n,-
icfutuon ~ Senators between the Eastern and
Western Shores o. the increase 81 Democratic
representation 10 the constitutional convention.
rfoposci tn be- held the present wear. they have
parted With them aYa yer, small price These
geniienru seem willing indeed 10 agree go every
thing provided only Governor ~waun hc sent 10
Washington 'u grace the chair lAi'l, occupied los
ia- \ F,afrr. Coz. Hicks end ; un'ar Cre...
N''i The, IRE like E-au selling h.- perpetual
tr.. htt .hi 'ar ~, - ~ t.,ot I.'ias. They
nfr ttf'cf ~ away their political consistency and
even tt'.r political existence ~ the STATE ~ a
single seat iu ~, NATIONAL iiaii- What a,4Ts
Tie election ~ t;pV Swami nuw when the power
tu elect FOR wears io come s hy That very 49, sure
teu!'tti into the hanas ~ the lie uus political
enemies 90 Gov Swami AMI 'hrmscltts
The s'siinu shows pretty sharp ,c,ilau,,riuc
"n 'hc par 81 the Governor hui il i,fu.n.i'4tc,
ifud'nr' and poiiical foresight ou iho par OF
The Democracy Who SECURE al the Substantial
fruits ~ victory.
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DEcIDEDLy CooL.-Severai magistrates, aud
other judicial officers IN the lower counties, have
heen refusing 10 receive negro testimony. In
plain violation Of the provisions Of the Civil
Rights Bill, and have been fined by the United
States Dis,ric, Court. A bill Is now before the
Legislature and will doubtless be passed 70
''AsuT''Hg these ne" for thar s,Ien'ss 'Sesvrod ~
r'sls'iHe ne hr y hs land
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replevin. Argued before the Court on state
mcnt Of facts agreed upon by the counsel In the
cause. Not concluded at the time this report Is
closed.
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. -.
The Northern Central Railway Company vs..
The Canton Company OF Baltimore. Reported
yesterday. Argument concluded and hell sub
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Died.

In Baltimore, on the night Of the 18th inst.
Mama A. HIT, formerly Of this county. relict
Of the late Thomas @. Hill. In the e7th year Of
her age.
On the Ieth instant, 81 Union Works, near
Ellicotta Mills, Baltimore county, Mrs. jazz
JoSSs, Ia the sist year Of her ags.
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excellent ,nrlrtv.
There j. q coop pwELLlNn with twelve
rooms. Gardener House with . rouins. a inrer
stable aDi carriage llnu.e. Summer IIlus..
Tod il"u-e. lee House. Stone barry with *
c"ll"nt living Spring Of sweet soft water.
'hick"s House. children Play House and
i've wci.
our half II the Farm j. ,i,.,ly set with
Fruit. AMI No" other J.. a lawn with numcros.
Ornamental Trees. and o. drive bordcrcd with
"v"rcrsen..
There ar" more than vJu Grapc Vines. ~,
Dwarf and standard rcnr Tree. 80 Peach
Tree. sin Apple Trees. and JU cherry Trees q
large Putntiiy 90 Lawinn Blackher.ics. Rasp.
hrrri.s. turrani., G,ssscberrl,s. Sirawherrirs
R"-rs. ana various Choice Shruhhcry and more
than 2i0 Ornamental Trees. including SOME
grand Old Oaks. Chcstuuts CEDAR. Sa.sa!ras.
Tamaracks. Fire amt Mulberry. Some Of the
cherry Trees are ot immense size and produce
u great abundance of most excellent fruit
IA" Vines ami Fruit Trees are of the ,hnicr-t
varieties aud most ~ them are oi hearing age.
The fruit alone will pay co,i interest ou
th" price Of the farm. aud ia short time. with
proper care. will pay largely.
Price. including llorsc. Market Wagon. cart,
Harness. COW implements. Gr.. Sc. 81 .oua.
- l'"sscssinn ou the Isl IT Aprit.
Amply 4" HENRY ". COOKE
Law Builfimes.
-. Paul street, baltimore.
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Roofing.
Roofing.
Pages Felt, Cement and Gravel


"s0 Se'nSL' anu Nt"'et
hoonng,
Il THE REST IN Use. .ntf.. -... .,.-t
bnewu ~ cfrcn w..
~. guarantee All nov VOL f.- ,.
II i. better than Tin. and r,.,. i,,it.. ,..,.t
..-uiI n.af. r.,,s,r.i a., .i.,......,..
W.ar. ,bn.,,lv Acknowledgement. .....t.-,..
MATERIALS IN Ma-yl,rl - q. -.
keep constantly IN hand f,-..t..
-..~Vin Ea1t. and i-ou r,.,,.... ,......,.,..s
,.iir Patent P.f,iNt. V.rni.b
FACE. BROS. Cu.
III s,,..i..' ,,t..
Jan. g. 1850. -e,n. '.'''' ~ 'i'''
4 .,r.hers have. obtained r 20 tl. .p-,t. 81.
Court oi Baltimore county. letter. af admin
traton on the estate u
JOHN ROWE.
.a,cof said county. / ...a.,l. Atm ...h.v.
iug claiiu- against th, .a.I s....t. -. ....r
warmed to exhibit 'hr sam. WITH n s.......
thereof go the subscribers.
on ~ 1'fsr, ~ sf'l i.fg - ~ f.f l~f-
they NAV c,herW 80 hy iaw d. ,A... 10 l-.,i
all benefit - aid estate Thc-' i,.4-at.i -,
Iaymcut Civen undc. oar hanI.ti ..v
# January. lN6'.
THOMAS z. ROWE.
EDGAR ". ROWE.
jan g. ~ administrators.
nuns - To civr warrior r,- .,..
] scriber has obtained from no .-,l..,..
Catr, 81 baltimore eountv lar.
trat..,u "a, ~. ..s,,,., - ' "'''''''''
THOMAS ANprps,N
la,rnfsai,l rnnntv. lr..s.,j ,fi,.,
iuc claim. a,ain.t Tho snfi..,,,.i
warned Ia 4, xhibi, ~. ..,,,' ,,,,l, ~ -
thereof. T., ,Lc srl.rri,,c, ''''' '''''
ua ar Bffore "a. sefi ,ir,, of s.r, ,>s-
tiey NAV .ih.rviS, I.y III.
all benefit Of said estate. Th.ri,II. -
said estate are reo,,.st.l Ia ma.
payment Given nn.,rmy hand asI ~
af January. lSs-. -'""1'
THOMAS AANnEK>oN 4,
Jan. 20 a. Admiri4tr,t
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so -
4 Lon az HOUSEHOLD ANpN4s.3'.p
KITCHEN FURNITURE. ts&tS

I.-H. - "a All .4m, To-; Sco aui under
cash ga all sums over that amount credit ai
siN months VIII b" given. ID" rurchasrr e.siu:
note. with approved security. bearing Interest
from ih" day oi sale
HENRY piFFENDAFFEE.
SAMUEL q. WILSON. Aur,i"urcr.
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NetO Advertisements.
IA REWARn-

CTRAYED AWAY from the subscribcr. a
ICrcd aud white DURHAM COW .T3srn
the tip Of her len horn broken oil, ~NG3-AA
and heavy with calf. The above rc-~0=A
ward will be paid Il returned 10 inc at the toll.
gate. tDulancy's Valley road.l Towsuntown.
Jan. 2B-n JOHN W. COOK.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &. Clarke. Esq,
Of the House Of Delegates will accept our thanks
for journal Of proceedings regularly sen, US.
William Mccullough, Esq, Of Union Meeting
House, is cordially thanked for the large lis, oil
new subscribers sent to US. Il Is the largss, We
have yet received, aud shows wha, little effort
may accomplish.
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Insolvent Notice.

Insolvont Notice.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. IT, the ercd
~ iiors Of SAMUEL II. GRAFTON. an appli
'sn' int The benefit of the " 18th Article Of ihe
: "d" OF Public General Laws" relative To- Ia
solvents, that the laird nsa,isg "a Nae aesf hA.
been liked for his appearance Ia answer inter
rogatories. aud for iaal hearing Of HE ease
before the Circuit Court for Baltimore county
Dated the 18th day cf january. tsaG.
JOHN II. LoNGNECKER. clerk.
Jan. 2f-am.
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PUBLIC SALE
az 4
4 l. 4 BIZ Il F1 II "
AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

fINllE subscriber. being about Ia remove l., the
i city, will sell at public sale.
on Wednesdays fie GA day Of february. 1897.
at I O'Clock L. NJ.
THE FARM on which he row resides. situated
at the head II Long Green Valley. on A
srEr the rad leading from Baldwin sts.A
49, Mill t. Sweet Air aud Duianey's ssss
Valley. adjoining the farm 81 !eses
ISAIAH Watkins. aud others. This farm contains
SO ACRES OF LAND,
more or less. is under good fencing. aud IN
high state of cultivation. There are promising
young apple and peach orchards. just coming
into bearing ON this place. Il IL improved by
NEW TWO-SToRl DWELLING. with water
a, the door. Barn. Stabling q nd other ou, build.
ings. This property Is u valuable one. being an
excellent location for store. There il a BLACK
smith aud wheelright shop within thre. hun
drcd yards of tho dwelling.
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Also. a Lot or HOUSEHOLD AND KIT.
CHEN FURNITURE, aud many other articles
too tedious 10 mention.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
s.,,vr, BENJAMIN HOWARD.
Jan. 36--ls
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'oaurli"S -i. nut County directory, pub
8 .i'.l ta. v',k. nr". Ne stated that William
Gauitu E.q wn. :, honl Commissioner Tor the
'i,ii4 ~,ia"' % ir,,t Thu. was an error Rev.
y .i-h 80 iai-''rsipWn Is Commissioner
'"r $50 district. aui has charge 81 four schools
30 49,. second '''r'an district. seven IN the fourth
sod f~o iu the iiuh
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vNHlS Is To GIVE NOTICE. IT. 30 .t. "a.
i .rrhers hav" obtained r. m the pri P. .,.-.
Court ~ ifiiini'.-r UNITY, letter. af a.miu
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rs truRkmttp a hoy named Mcdonald
iillri large otter On the GunpoN der Fails near
Meredith hrid.' on Tue sdav lHs, II has iecn
.'nefa'y -Yrpo.'l that this race 81 animals had
trootuo tnrt in ih. region bat several have
teen sen on the Falls ihis Winter
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31
The Truth About
DySpepSia.

Whoever says that Dyspepsia is incurable,
tells a-ihat is to say, makes an egregious
mistake. More than ten thousand aggravated
cases have been cured by HOSTETTER- S
STOMACH BITTERS. while the number that
have been prevented from coming TO head.
by the same means, is incalculable. In this
season Of the year, when the appetite is some
times too vigorous for the comfort and safety
Of the stomach, indigestion is most prevalent
and most distres sing. Is the appetite to be
baked. to accommodate the digestive organs7
Not so; for then the frame would lack its due
proportion of nutriment. The thing to be done
is to srRrNGrHES THE s. oMAcH. tone the liver,
and PIT the bow els IN perfect order. Nothing
will do this so effectually, 60 rapidly. 80 quiet
", so pleasantly. as HOsTETTER'S BIT
TIERS. This potent preparation trims and
balances the system, and clothes it, as it we're,
with defensive armor. Chronic dyspepsia. liv.
er complaint. and fever and sgue, are never
known to attack those who are wise enough to
invoke the aid of this great preventive.
Oct. 3.
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SherlG's Sale.
The State Of Kansas,(
Doniphan County,
In the District Court for Doniphan County.
State Of Kansas.
John B E'ledse. Plaintiff:
John NJ Gently, Defendant.
NOTICE is hereby given. that will, on the
~ 25th day of Novnmher, A. d. 1867 between
the hours Of ten (l0) o'clock, A. NJ, and four
~ O'Clock, P. NJ. of said day, at the Court
House door, in Troy. Doniphau County. State
Of Kansas. offer for sale. at public auction, for
cash. the following described real estate to wit:
The north one-haIf " Of the south east quar-.
ter Of section Lumber sixteen, (l6) in township
number four ~ south. of range number TWEEN
ty. (20) containing 30 acres Of land, more or
less. situate in Doniphan County, Kansas.
Taken as the property Of John McGenity. and
offered for sale T. the highest bidder. for cash,
to satisfy certain judgment and costs now Of
record, in the District Court for Doniphan
County. in the State of Kansas. in which John
B. Elledge was plaintiff. and John McGenity
was defendant.
Given under my hand, this 18th day of Octo-
Der, A. D. 1867. JOS HAYTON,
Under and Acting Sheriff of Doniphan Co..
By Jos. F. HAHfsox, Deputy Sheriff.
October -, le67-5w. Prs fee, 50.