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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

History is rsplsss with example, q
tho 1smoralisisg e1ests Of war, sad
cur sous.ry, North aad Soath, ~
nislss but another instance 70 ~
dssk catalogue. But We eons<o
trushfally, ths. society has bees LEES
disturbed in ths South than In asy
eosaxy hat has passsd through sseA
an ordeal - her people have bsss
ssbjeeseA in the fosr ysass Of aghs.
ing, csrssge, and destruction Of
property tAAs bsessAa aissnaa. psv.
srty, and saTsrisg 70 70 many Aouss.
holds. Il il we'll knewn hbes, thss
much Of the crime which prevails IL
this sectiss, has sos srieissssd here,
but comes from depraved charscssn
from abroad that the eless Of hosili.
ties tArned loose SPIN us. TIE
great tsdy Of the people are ~ order
,y, moral, ssd virtuoss, - they have
ever been. And yet every aes Of
Outrage and crime that oocun IL the
South is visited BY . nsligsast
Northern press upon our ensire pso.
pie. And, - il this we're net ss6 i.
Gent, thousands Of falsshoods ere
manufactured to make society 10 tie
South look hidscus. Bat how 10 Il
with the NORTH Are they In bst.
ter or even in o. good . condition -
VIC are hers' Every Northern pspsr
that We have ssss since the clos Of
the war is 6llsd with accounts Of
crime. Oar contemporary Of the stsis
Gazette thss psrtinently and forsibly
alludes to this matter.
Every daily Northsrn paper TEENS
with the evidence Of crins or every
grade and hss Msraer BY pnisoa and
assassination. murder Of whole familiss
Of women and children for . few dol.
larp or cents-msrder ii wives or hss-
bands by shameless para.oars---rspes,
robheries aad their, brutal, boil, sad
iassnioaa Every Northern prison 10
| fall 70 avsrhnwinx. and crime stili 10
| crsasins RAPIDLY anA ieasialiy. We
have bsloss " De WasAiagtsn CAsss.
isls, The Dsedinx radical ssPss N III
United seassa. We rcd y lsllews:
Bosson, March N.-fwo sehosl
hossss IL BsighsOa, ees osssp;sd BY ~
High Hehso,, asd Ne CHER a he
psisasy dspestosat were Aasssd By
inssnasarisa The lsss 10 ssa;aaAs1 u
20tHO.
Heaven help usl BssHiaG u
sshool he~sss il he Ga town 4 Bsighl.
On, civilissA. ehrisaiAnissa ard snli9ht.
ened for two hundred and any yssn;
under The very noss " SanasF. Who
wants . sehsolhosss Tor every ssgsp,
buils By sebbin9 the white nAal Il y
TN bad. Ineesdiasisa sos asrsssedi
Still at large, within short walk Of
iA~ton, With all il police. horrd
state Of aaAirs."
Osr Northern radical nsighbers
would do well to correct ahiirs 81
hose, bsfors exhibiting 70 nseh
mental distress for tie poor, bsn'sAt-
| Cd South. .....
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

~ There will be preaching At
the Presbyterian Church on Sasar-
day, at II o'clock, and Sacrament on
Sunday.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

sUA cso.s mArk On . raPes dssotes
shat a subscribers time he's expired.
W intend. hereafter. to do eash busi-
ness !, is more troable 70 collect
usw.pa, er subscriptions thas they are
worth
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

~ J II. Galway / Co, have
opened large and beautiful stock
Of goods in the house lately oeeu-
by Col ". Il. d. Ward. Hss their
card
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

~ Texas Almanacs for 1861,
containing a great deal Of valuable
and useful information, for sale At
thi. Ole, at publishers prices
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

~ We had the pIssssrs II visit
on Wednesday from NJ. J. d. Pow.
er, connected with the we'll knsvn,
popular grocery hessa Of NJ. J. II.
Carter, New Orleans. Nspshants
and Others visiting the city would d.
we'll to call and examine he quality
and prices Of the Immense stock
which Mr.. Carter kssps sess.aatly
on hand.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

-. The Histrionio Association
of Jefferson will present, o. Friday
next, the tragedy Of Hofsr; the
Tell of the Tyrol,' which N fall Of
thrilling interest. We srsst Il will
be greeted with = full hose.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

The Assistant Commissions Il
tho Bureau for deorgia, reporu .
the chief that there are now ia .,
GRAFTON in that State l43 @hoss
having l4a teachers and 7847 ~
nils.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

~ We would infosn our eoAen-
porsry Of the Houston Joussal hat
" we're not present Al he nsstisg
10 Marshall. Of the editors Of Hes.
derson, Shreveport aud Marshall.
We we're ia tbs Crescent City
feasting Oh Strawberries, eystsss, IN
shell crabs, sad hsh. The company
Of ssch gentlemen wss sxesllsst bat
the idea ofa tramp srousa H. sqsiss
with them, associated viii heavy po-
sa.ions We ars shocked, Indignant.
An iumediase apology by tslasnph,
10 expected,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

Me--r., Wharton i lllinxsworsh No.
IS ommon street, New Orleans, are The
duly authorized Agents u the Repab'
lean in that city.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

Ma The industry, enterprise. and
commerce Of the South have been
seriously affected by the radical leg.
islstion Of Congress, but particular
" by the passage Of the Sherman
bill. Wa have been visiting New
Orlesns for twenty years, and have
noticed, in our late trip what
others Of ike experience have re-
marked, that the city never looked
so gloomy and despondent. Bust
mesa men cannot fathom the future.
Trade has fallen of, Purchasers are
becoming scarce. Men who have
money, and there lie vast amount Of
il in the country, are reluctant to in
vest it, with the prospect Of confs.
cation hanging over them. The
Northern merchants Who have been
looking for an extensive trade from
the South, will soon begin to feel
the pressure Of this radical lcgisla-
ton. Ruin to the South, carries
with il disaster to the North.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

EDITORIAL ARRANoRNRuT.-Ia
the management Of IL Js6ssssa
Times and rsxas Republican ~
have associated with -, Mr.. A. D.
McCutchan, Who has fer ssvsrsl
months been assisting - In IL nan
sgeuest Of the latter. He h - e.
eellsss printer, = good manager, sad
. writer Of ability. We viii slsssssss
as convesiencc and interest nay DE-
tats, ,sd BY this nsaas expect to
make both papsn more Interesting.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20
SveeAaA NotAess.


i. W ~ - y
Under inslsuctisNs from the n
Grand ksdgs Of The saAas Of Te.s' \
nsmbsrs Of John u. 0ihsou Lods'.
Is, and all Odd Fellows In good ~
Ink arc invited 10 participate in y
enouies Of tlAahseivinu ~, ~
1851. Al AupabIls SvssrslI, ~
v1sa = AeleoA Be esssnssiss y
Msehodist chstsA.
" vs9snAnns
ls., Prossasisel jan Hsll aslosa
~ b fsll rssalia 70 The y. " ca
I'D, Aassc. s..fs .a.st.l
3rd, Rslieioss sssvisss y Rsr
C)eDM1aA Good.
~. Music. L.. .t.,.
"a, Orstioa BY Dr.. A. + BaM
"a, Musss. A. ..aii ,sm
~, 'sssvissa By. Rev. 4. =
Sih, Mss,s. |
Nh, Procsssiou 10 Hall.
I'M, A collation. 1t seven osM
n, ~ he Hell viii sppsses;s''
nlpaisA - - ~ u ls9illn =
'' ", ". HsA.s's1
w. e S,ssls'"'
d. ets Z. L. RASn,.
Or W. r. Hslsa,
| ,s,.a.,.., T, A. uARliA
ef4sfs Soc. 4iss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

Over $40, 900 have been subscnh
in II. Louis for thc relief Of Tie b
tituts At the South.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

JKrysRsos TixEs.-TAs printing
material for eur new paper u Js1ss-
soa h.s al arrived, ssa y bsing
placed in order preparatory - isss-
ing The 6ss number, vhisA win ssss
make it, appearance. Ths s3ss ,
situated % Dallas strssA 10 ~ PIT
kin building, which ~ Asvs yus-
chased, asA thoroughly sspaissa, ssd
rspsiats1. The uatssial u ~ &.
Ice ~ venture 10 ny b ~ sssyess-
I'd By any printing sstsblishnsss IL
Texas, outside Of 0slvsssos Of Hoss-
ton.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

~ There 10 but ono hope for
the South, and for the perpcsuity of
republican institutions, and that is u
return to tho Constitstion. This no
man, North or South, should lose
sight Of. The Constitution 10 the
sheet snchor Of our safety. Our
political prospects are very gloomy /;
but there is . party in the North
struggling for the preservation Of
this great naraa charter Of our
rights. This party 10 not altogether
hopeless u success for tho resul. Of
tho last rsssral elections 10 the North
proved that tho numerical majority
Of the radicals was not over $50
600 votss. This may. AID We have
rsssos 10 hops, will b changed
Bet whether il 10 or not, let M never
dsssrt honor or priaeiple but stand
tree to both, NO natter what disas-
teSs may befall W.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

~ Tbs card Of Messrs. Horter,
psssrsos 4 Penssr, importers Of
saddlsry, coach hardware. harness,
trusks, etc., will BE- found 10 anoth-
Or cclumn. We most checrfWliy
bear testimony to the excellence Of
the different articles offered for sals
BY this 6rm. We are not alone,
however il our Appreciation. The
swardisg committee, At the great fsir,
thouEht ~ W think. and Asasrs.
Hortsr, Peterson, 1 Pennsr bore
away sriasphAntly the blus ribbon,
for saddles, brides, harness, India
rubber betting, hose and packing.
This IL glory enough for ess day !
Our asqsaiatanes with this aru fully
varrash " in specially recommend
isg then to psblic patronage. They
ar al clever men, and sever fail to
please = customer. Try then, and
you will never regret il
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

-. TAs Osssral Rssssa Pays ~
Allowing sssp6nsss y sss vsstAy
~ ~. s
~ MaHAall nspsbltsas ssass
y = ~ vesk faisly sssaipg viii
go thissA sssag vAish ~ h..s
sssa . tve-eelsne leaass fteo ths
sAis ~ spisy pss = D1lscss
noCu1rnAH, saissv yss tss."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

Our special correspondent q
Washington. staten that The Prssi.
dent hes communicated 70 tn Sea-
sts treaty With Russia ssaiag y
Usitsd 8ts,ss sovsrsigssy ever I'll II
Russias Ausrica sad sdjsssst
Islssds, II esnsidsrstiss u ssvss
niIlises u 1slIArs = - ~ y ~
UAlle1 0tAaes This eso16ea covevs
- area n ~. go sssss y lasA, H.
most iapsstast psssiss n wAlcA
e1tssas 1sws ~ ~ essA ssssly
fer kssarsA uilss 10 SEQ, alusst
e4sls3'ag Bsitish Asssisa from ~
Psei1s. '' - lsas '1a ilt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

- n .iaiaasy Nv sssss y u
= 6lsnsasesl - - saassasiss tstAs
peepae " lsslslaaa = Il b v -.
Ia ~ ~ Dsssssass y ssSasiss
ssass y ssppsaisg ~ ssssssas ~
~ list ~ b sasSAsS. ssass ~
sisssaslssess- n psblss IN ard
~ psss = ~ 0sses savise pssnpl
astlss, - ~ ~ ~ spysstssity +
ssssl h>ss y sstAisg vs,ssaa-
y n ~ rsasy. II = ~ tssssa,
40 ~ nsssossA ~ ssoDsh !.
ssssssaassssy. sassas1a1.liseaA -
tysaeaisal. 3As nssih ssAna1s ~
|hsss tsass pss>asA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

-. n Ts,sgrspA ssass sossdsatly
la ylaks, 4 ~ BsIlstis. Jsdgs GAIA
NJ. - Jask Banneaa, sass0e taks
~ ~ saah Oss ssas.psssy u svt
4ssaly - asSsAtnssa wiaA lAsss nsa,
esoa - ssSu1a1ioA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20
A Lsnvsswssth { Ksssas) dr.

\ Lenvsowessh ksssas Dr.
patch, u ths lss. says:
TAs nsnisipal sIsssios 10 this
city 70 Say resulted 10 the esoplats
vissosy II ths asti. Radical ticket
Thsrs we're I'VE Radical tisksss 10
The leld. one Of which Vas With.
drawn this nosnisg for the psrpess,
II possible. Of defeating The asi.
Radical nominees. The Radical
raaks here ere broken and dsnoral.
issd, eriniasting and rseriminating
II the matter Of the rich harvssts Of
spoib vAish 10 aid 10 have hesn
rsspea asrisg the Proclamation Of
he Radical iastios. Ths aati Rad.
isal Mayer s'ess u MAR John A.
Hel1ssaas. Tia dsebsisa Radical
sssli1ass y Williaa II. Rolstss,
go Of ~ representatives II New
HUxlss1 u this city.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

~ We take pkas 10 esllias
attention to the card Of Msssrp.
Tsss I Co., Wholesale grocsrs, New
OElssns. This IL one Of The largest
and bsst houses in tho city. Their
stock ia no. only extensive, but no.
Ted for the excellent quality Of the
articles kept in ssess. Dur esteem
I'd itisnd, d. 8. woodward s1iea-
sivsly and hvorably known through.
out shs State, is doing business with
this ir.. He oeeupisd daring tho
var, The position II Captain, 10
Green's Ts1as hrissds. saa psrforn-
u gallant sssviss 10 the asla. We
viah hin ibssdass snecsas il en-
assvssiag - retrieve biz danagsd
festussa, ssd Sses0asnd III Who
viris Tie !" Crescent CITY 70 call %
Mn,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20
A nm.

u Aas bssa ssid, tAas words sivs e.
prsssioa - oar sheskAts u ssslings !:
but am 70 aafestasaAs, - y h ssshis
To ind words y convey ~ gssasfsl
Acknowledgements " ~ ulAAy u ny
friends, Tor their saessssfal sGorts n
saving NJ residence fssa bsiax, d.
stroysa BY Ire. LAY ~ two sises ]
e@ssG assl sot. iadiviassliss Whsrs
III did % sDAly, go whsss ~ naay, u
he Aaaasd Il theis lives, wssksa -
fee risasly ~ psevsnt Q nosa distressing
ass, IA uosA b. impossible - specify
any one BY saos.
muss BE- allowed, Aowsvss, - tAanh
thoss xiad hsastsd le1i4s, wh0 ~ eply
assisted With their fbis Aaads 10 savias
psupssty. bss By sAsis sincere synpathy
> ss1ssise isvala tts1 yislaiag b ths
shock, which night have Destroyed
her Efe.
! Dssa bs permitted 70 sstsnd ~
thanks - shs ssosps seasisasd ksss, Sss
tssiv slBsisst - .,44s ~ 3. ID
will s>Ass, shaA with ~ sassp1iaa
Of he damage - ~ sssf - ~ ~ n
lhs ceilings y waess, he sa1irs lss b
rsnsval u aseisles apsa ~ hsuss,
dsriag he sseissasss Of Ne nnusaA
will fa'i shoss a ny sssss anA - Ne
sStvsms sass asa eoajasss q III en-
esrusd, I astrihats thh ssiss ftssaeo
from loeA .l.a.l.s..si
4.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

II = ssid that = radical sswspapsr,
% . large ssale u soos 70 b sslab-
lisAsd IL Galveston, and that Jssk
Haniltos y 70 Be- The editor 10 -eAisf,
TAs fsads lsr press, materials h.,
have hsss provided a ~ North.
How long will il live, and vAas viii
bsss1s Of tie fssds3 They hs1
hsssss not let thst fellow, Vas Walt,
who poekstsd the two theaaasd dol.
lsss, ssissd for tie bsasat Of he
aap Antosio Express, ga held Of
shsn. II ssversl Of eur rsspssssbls
gsutlsnss, 10 Austin, sssld
get hold Of ki~, how they wosld
trossee hin for iadscing tAsa in
nocenay to SANDER he pisss ssA
noble bishop Gregg AsnHs Gas<tis.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20
Local AneAa hesla.

Teeth extracted without risk Of
pain.
]. H JOHNSON.
Resident Dsntat.
April 18th, lS67.-3w.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

The er;niaA doekst MAS easily dis
psssd Of, 40 ssavictiGss sxcept for petty
ogsuoss The caAs u the State W. Wa
lace Carter did not oops 70 trial, i
icing pat " BY defendant, who il still
in our county Jail in default Of bond
Of el0,uV0
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1867-03-09

\ liltS s\ltNAI.\Enl.A is a concentrated cN-
"A tract OF I'll" choice root, 81 c"mhulcl With 9th.
CT >uh>tNnr,S OF greater Alternative power us
To afford an ,ntctual autidUlc for diseases
Nar>auarilAiS lcpulc! To cure. such a re-
n,c,lN is surely Wautc! BY tEuSc who suffer
ir"m Siruhl"uS complaints. and that one
Whic'i Will accomplish ll;cir cure must prove.
as TINS has. OF immense service Ia Ibis larwr
class ni oul a~illiclcl icllow citizens. How
completely tbs compound Will 10 has boon
lr"Nrt ~ experiment ON mluv orllIr worst
t,l>,> - N" iounItuthv Following colnplatntS
# SciVi1la. cEoiulou> SWciliu@> ana Surc,.
skin Diseases. rimllcS. pit,iulr>. 81 tchc>.
ttulti"i>. 81 NilonN'e il'r. Rose az l.,N-
.%ipc!ar. F'tl"r OF salt l;hcrnn, Ncald Head.
!iuGNurm Gtr.
H.lhU> or l,o,rol iis,ds, is cxrcllcdt,o
ilc >>,oln ~ tho prolonged use ol,hi> SAL
>apaillia, ai.dlhv pltjcnt is lvil in coinpAra-
i've lirilth.
H4,lG, Dt.l,$S are cai,rll,y Syrofula in
tlthl""d. anI HlriNi> Often soon cured hv
i.Nract OF .S%ar>ApAiilla.
h~rNal>, YOU la,v beet, i,Nl,u~pl upun.NN
something lretcnliuG Ia ~ SNf>aIutilli.
Mtiic il Mas MOI Wllru Nuu LAKE t>cl
\Nih'>- ticn ;tiduot illlilvn. will youkuov
dc Ni'i"e,o Of ~lr>nrn,ilin. tot miuu,rlNr.
i~riitf> ultir diseases il ,}u'S Wc lutcrNuu
n .\ltl'> Ntuviican NllulYnr. Wli,h He
iN'ni ''lpYNnall,,l Mill iUrJi hgtati>io a!
.Wi9A,@ttl tul.it.
NjN '>ur>DtI, liii~, ortltr cur, ~
s "fiINtuoSS. laun,lirv. i,NSlcl>ia, lildiv,,-
iiou. lIy>.ticly, roui >t"ni0,E. Ilrad,tl,c.
i'tc>, Rheumatism. il.autlUyn a~i>irs. ircln
li>"ii2.roE Ntoh,icli. Pam. or MprNiG iuac-
flN}t ~ g. lioMtl>. llAiClcucy. i.oSs at \p-
.i,li'r. liNor touall0iUl, lHol Is. Notnt,.
.t"ali. NrurAlgia. aud Tor 4 Dinner Fill.
titoN arc sugar cuatCd. 50 tiSst III mp.
.>oi,~itNc yam tihcjlVm pl,l .utll."ul ihUl
lrrlltp bc>l .Npcri,nt il lhc worId tor atl Tic
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1867-03-09
Nl.NlM 1911 ,L,.

NJ. II T. i'cly'. tl,al ottlc Clarlp,-
zen '%olNnrrri,i >choal irr OYER SiN;c,4
'rtir-, has ol'Gtt la SCHOOL lor ecloiclu lalo
yiji/'n' "Yrr i"o,rtrcu yctrS u a.c: oycr,.
Mo'niaN, "Wednesday. andifidaf rycli,ny,
'''h I" H"'viorA. In;,!lii ion l~otlru>li-
III hlAnrhr~ 81 az acadctnic coltr>c. pul,il,
"H bc ~is'ofouahly il-;sucicl ii Wl;liuu.
Commercial Calcuia.ioi>. rrac)ital Nu,iu,,,
int'hr 80, lrcrarinE ,hy!A al o.cr ~. tlc
N',i"oo 1t'ir' sc Mrir!tantil- ad Ncclat;-
chi jIlr,fftS- Forlcgns N,.. ;llly Ill iac
ll"!I"n tir ii"i'> l%rtiird al,olr or"t my
haN Sfl'ool c"rncr Meeting atd Ilas,ll% H..
i"y'tptlr lho>l utirc.
rer on- Wis'iia# oJjon He uoA-Ncrl,ius
f't will rlcasr ali,:,y al once.
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1867-03-09

NNTlNTAK'S BNLSAM or WILD
w CHERRY has been used Tor
w nearly llalfa Century. with the most
astonishing Success in curing.
Coupls, colds. lloarscnrSs, Sore Throat.
Influenza, Whooping Cough, Group, liy-
cr Complaint, bronchitis. Difficulty OF
Breathing, Asthma. II dc>cry affection of
Tho Throat. iAn%s and Chest.
coNSlMrrioN.
which r%arrio, on'morr yirtim>tlmu any other
disease. and which battle, the Skill Of Tie
rhNS iriam 10 Il greater c>trnt llnm any other
maln'ly. "tlrn,
YIELDS no THIS REMEDN!
When all others prove Intellectual.
rs MEDICINE.
EAriD IN EEllEF. SOOTlllNG IN Ell
Feet. SNtl: IN IT'S OPERATION,
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1867-03-09

iu,sr. SUM W. i'owIlN CO.

Nc>Sr. SEMI N.roNIIN co..
rrntlcl,,tt --Srriug nutncropi> certificates
in ilc Maine iarmcr cIhioi,iiM the merits OF
bat trru; l.uls lrnlr,ly. Wl>,r.\E'S BAL
.SNNi or WILD ~tliEHEN.l am inlitcrl.
alal TAKE great I'll ct -lllA, IN tivin" publicity
- t.c @rcsl,r,,rc ii atrorspli.!,rliN my iumi-
Is III Ncar $3.50. nurja@ i4c,uuiiacr" OF tlut
ycar ny >oti. llr!ilN 5. A>eilcr. raw @!',>t.
.ma,,or 4, i5iiriicll, somerset Cuuuty. Me-.
w;~ .liachcd Mitli >%iitiiIg Of Blood. cough,
weakness .. li!i">. AMI General d~,1'ility. 80
iaueh s. That or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Icclprc,l
lin 10 laN, a /" i.Al;n to>sI N!.rlnN."
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SMITH 81 ROBERTS
DODGEYILLE, WIS.
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-06-06
EXCELLENT FARM FOR SALE

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bottom capable of yielding between thirty and forty
tons per year. The whole lie we'll watered, and there
is pretty we'll of timber it, This is very valuable
place, and .iill be sold on easy terms for cash.
34-tf JAMES NEIL.