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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-04-06
sIoAn's c0NDITIoH POWDER

has the largest sale of any Horse and Cattle Medicine
IN this country 1t is compasei Of herbs and ROOTS and
Cor mildness safety certainty and thorouGness stands
pre-eminently the head of the list Of Horse and
(dfHs Medicines
1t carries of all gross humors, prevents horses from
becoming still fo,ndering prriies the blood, oosens
the skin. and gives II smooth and glossy appearance,
cieansee the water and strengthens every part Of the
Body. IL is also safe and certain remedy for coughs
sud colds, which generate many fatal diseases.
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of Sullivan. Sullivan County, Indiana, Henry Richmond
of Warren Trumbull County, Ohio, Alfred M. Cleveland
of the State of Pennsylvania and Julia Nc fntyre viii
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CAD ACCIDENT. F. CLIFFORD
~ & CO., would respectfully request al who Know now
are very much in need Of the money and must nave ~
. Ws'a 20 ''r S'Se ~'N' j. p. sIFEoRD co.
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! LEATHER AND FINDINGS.

Y
WV SsITTH, MAN
" . and Dealer in Leather and Findings Maii-
street, {oppesite Phnix Foundry Ashtabula, Ohio
CASH PAID FOR HIDES. PELTS AND CAIFSKINS.
Just received, and now for sale good assorted
-, - LEATHER AND FINDINGS s'2 a7Tss's
be found in any Western Market and which viii
be sold on the most reasonable TERMS hope to make
object for Boot and Shoe and Harness Manufacturers
in the vicinity to- favor with their patronage feeling
satisfied that can sell them everything needed in their
business cheap can be found in Cleveland or even
the Eastern Markets thereby saving and travelling
expenses, and loss of time.
All are cordially invited to cali and examine nv stock
before purchasing elsewhere Confdent that can make
it for your interest to buy in this marke shall take
pleasure in seeing my old friends and the public and
showing them my stock Below, give partial list of
articles: -3-, p ilsi 5000
Spanish and slaughter sole Spper and harness Leather;
spanish and slaughter kip French calf and kip oak and
hemlock calf and kip collar leather and horse hides
mems and women's morocco; band and lacng leather
Innings, bindings, topping and russets
al si4gl i ~. 49, 81, FINDINGS. s.s.s..r..,
Lasts pegs thread, webb Packards Ink iron and zine
nails, round head tacks, brisfes avis hammers pineers
sand stenes knives floats size sticks and straps
boot trees shoe aces punches lasting irons eyeets
let SETS stchwheels stitchmarkers heel shaves edge
planes, strip avis welt knives elastic heel ball stitch
ing cord lasting aek heel and toe plates boot blaeng
boot brushes, harness oils, and all kinds of finishing
irons, etc. etc. w. W SMITH =
Ashtabua. Dec. 1865 ~ tapz-ai s32
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s Guardians SaLe.

u 81 rt. E.l.s
w ILL be sold on the premises the6thday Apri
1867 between the hours of ten NJ and tour O'Clock
said day the following real estate the property
of Newton H., Gniifor S.. and Juliaett E. Wood, viz:
The undivided threefhs part of the following descri
bed premises situated in the township of Conneaut
County Ashtabua and State of Ohio and bounded and
described as follows to-yit
Commencing the intersection of the pezth line OF
land ofJ Gvens with the east ue of lot No SO the
south bank of Conneaut creek thence south2H degrees
west thrtytwo chains and oryseven links toa stake
stOne thence north SS6 degrees west five chains and for
ty links by land of l. Skinner to post thence north
degrees east twenty-five chains and eighty links to
public road Thence north II degrees west seven chains
and links to Ccnneaut creek and thence north
II degrees along said creek chains and fifty
FIVE links to the place of beginning, containing eighteen
and yseven hundredths acres of land be the same
more less.
ALSO
One other piece bounded and described follows wit
Commencing at the place thence running north f
degrees west along the south bank ofConAeaut creek
three chains to hemock stump; Thence north ~ de.
grees along the Same three Chains and
links post; thence north 25 degrees east ong the
same two chains and fourteen links to post; thence
north 55K degrees east along the three chains and
sixty links to post and thence south 2 degrees west
along the aforesaid line of lot No. 50 eight chains
and ninetysx links to the place of beginning copain-
ing two and forty onehundredhs acres OF land be the
same more or less. -
IaI.s, d ,aiIssafe s.asI @. D. BROWN, Guardian
BY Wade and Watkins, his Attorneys. discs !
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LEGAL NoTIcE.lW alker Richmond

of Sullivan. Sullivan County, Indiana Henry Richmond
of Warren, Trumbu County, Ohio, Alfred NJ Cleveland
of the State of Pennsylvania and Julia Nc tyre, will
Take Notice: ---
That Petition was Filed against Them on the 9TH day
of March, A. d, 1867, in the Court OF Common Pleas,
within for the County of Ashabua and State of Ohio,
by Agnes Palmer ard II. W. Palmer, and is now pending
wherein the said Petitioners demand partition of the
following Real Estate, to witstuate in the County of
Ashtabula and State of Ohio, in Township of Plymouth
being in lot Number a. in said township and bounded
and described follows: beginning at point in the
East line of lot No. a. in the centre of the road which
point is 13 chains and 43 links from the Southeast
of the lot and which is also the Southeast of
Walker Richmonds land and thence South 50 de-
grees and Sc minutes West along Walker Rchmonds
South line so chains and Is links to stake in the West
line of the lot at the Sou hwest corner of said Walker
Rchmonds land, thence South 12 minutes East along
the West line of the lot 3 chains and 80 links to the
Southwest of the lot to stake thence East along
the South line of the lot 80 chains and 9inks to the
Southeast of the lot to the centre of the road
thence North 2 minute West along the East line Of the
lot and along the centre of the road chains and ~ links
to the place of beginning containing 81 and
of andand that the term of said Court the said
Agnes Palmer apd HW Palmer will apply for an order
that partition may be made of said premises that if
partition be made without manifest injury that
such proceedings may be had in the premises a
horized by law. 81 10 1s7s 3 AtsN ES PALMERt and
H. W. PALMER,
-----e-- BY WADE & WATKINS,
March I, 1867 6tS97 their Attorneys.
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Proves itself only reliable Restorer Of Gray and Fad
ed hair to its original color.
It contains neither OIL alcohol any other injurious
substance. F5.,f. , slf5 x-,s fGEfe
1t cleanses the scapgves the hair rich and glossy
appearance, and promotes its luxtrant growth.
It il scientifically prepared, and is indorsed by the
most eminent medical authority.
1t is exqusitey perned will not stain or soil TIC
finest fabric and is indispensable the toilet o. every
lady and gentleman. 354s it
BUY NO OTHER.
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OLD EYES MADE

easily, scithout doctor on
medicines.
Sent postpaid on re-
ceipt of 10 cents.
DIR. e. B, FOOTE,
1130 Broadway n. Y.
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EiLiaaG Petition,

H1CInQ .PCI9E1On. 80 -
A%ORENZ0 TYLER aud Lewis p. Collins, late part
ners under the name and firm of Tyler Collins, and
Peter f; Good: f4 8 ,s -. -e+..s a., &, !.
You win take notice. that Petition was Filed against
them on the 18th day of March, A. D. 1857 In the Court
of Common Pleas within and for the County of Ashtabu-
la and state of Ohio by Frederick A Carpenter and is
now pending, wherein said Frederick A. Carpenter de-
mortgage On the undivided one-h of in favor OF
Peter Good on which there is due owing, about $500
TO 0wltsluate in the Incorporate Village OF Ashfabula in
the townshsp of Ashtabula in the County of Ashtabua
State OF Ohio being also in Township No. IL and H. in
the third range of twnshps in the Connecticut Western
Reserve and bounded and described as follows-being
parts of original lot No9two in said townships No l2
and bounded west by the Roundhead Road, North by
Prospect street. East by west line of Fisk Estate, and
South by the Estate OF Benjamin Lockwood, deceased
age of Ashabua, containing four and onefourth
of land be the same more or less.
Aso one other piece of land situate in said village
township, county and state being also in said township
No II and being also part of said original lot No two
and bounded and described as foows-South by Pros
pect street, West by lands owned by Gyms Avery North
by lands owned by Julia Netleton and East by lands OF
- Ellis, containing one and onefourth acres of land
more or less.
Also other piece of land situate in said village
township county and state being in township Number
thirteen, being part of original lot No. and bounded
and described fol}ows-SOuth by Griswold street,
West by Nathan Strongs estate and Benjamin f. Wade
North by Benjamin f. Wade and East by west street
teeH19acres less exclusive ofhe lands Of the
C. r and a. X. X. Company whose track passes through
part and that at the next term said Court
the said Frederick A. Carpenter will apply for an order
that partition be made Of said premises according to
the prayer of said petition. i--g Il - :. a7 F:
Dated this 18th day Of March, A. d. 1857.
6tS99 j. FREDERICK A CARPENTER,
s4,e . y BY j. Z. CeOK, his Attorney.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-11-23
Administrators Sale

L Co"1t a to a decree of the Probo,.
sinni Oura o. NoKu5ee county, S,ate Of W;osi1
issS tboraa ae AZ the September term A
the sstosa = me qndersigle administrator - ~
Mopdav ,b Ua o Wi r. Posey, deceased, Viii or y
public snc ,Ge z0th DAY of 0ctobsr next, sell n,
in frort tuy r,ba - the highest bidder, for e cash y
Of Macon IL ,"e G9uft House door in the tnvn
prescribad y ssld county, between he bonri
iuate. Iy;rS e y, NV! all the following lands. ~
cribed y 1. nua beng in said COUNTY, and des
and ,Sa 4 S ISiiCws, to-wit: the NWH o Sec %
ia nor,h N ~ Z OF the NE1 Sec. g Townshir
so i"S sar ., nsnge 10 east, contaioipg TX
SEPT "a Sms J, n. HARGROvFS
Administered
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JOHN II. CONNOR,
PIANO-FORTE.
ss'.s s..ss
TUNING AND REPAIRING
w. N. LOUD,

Piano Forte Manufacturer,
Formerly Of the city of Philadelphia, anc
Tor TIE past % years a resident OF this State,
Would respectfully inform the citizens o
Macon and its vicinity, that he will remain
here r short time for the above purpose.
His long experience as Maker and Tuner
IS a sufficient guarantee o. his ability, and all
work placed in his hands will be put in com
plete order, or no charge made.
am supplied with the best material for
repairs, particularly for the Action, where
Months are so injurious, and in many instan.
ces, even to the entire destruction of that
portion Of the Piano.
Persons placing their Pianos in my charge
will nave them kept in order one year, visit.
ing them simi annually. Terms, same as
Mobile, so, one half payable on the first
visit
All orders left at Mr.. Warren's book store
or at the office Of the Beacon will meet with
prompt attention.
W. am permitted to refer to Mrs. War;
rem, Mrs. Gooch, Mr. II. G. Ferris and other
of Macon.
w. II. LOUD.
Oct. 10, 1867. An .
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IN INSOLVENCY
The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

r., 'oxuoee County,
'He rro6ne Court of said c,uptv ., a..
:, 'uiy Term, A. d. 7, thereoc 'n'
IN the matter of the renort 0r pt'
Vance, adminitratratrix 80 elizabeth Il,
Ut SeO OF 4. TomlinsOn deceased, Of insa Of
10 the creditors of Geo. Il. Tom,n.o.,,
TO 10 c smo each Of you are hereby noiisod
against come forward and have voyr " oi !
gfstered Il =, deceased duly probated and MAINS ~
he Cont - ne p register kept by the cIsrt re- e.
and State Of os vfo0a'es of said county Of So,o %,
day Of An ~, ai ,ssspp aforesaid. by the SrSt
barred. Augas' 1868, or they viii BEL fore "rse
"a, 1857 BY order of court
July 81. '67 ELIZABETH NJ. NANCE.
4W Administratri1
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WI. ey WIN skew

Monday Sept. both, I will have ~
nand a large lot of Magnolia, Star ola
BOURBON Seott's Old RYE, Pslmetto ~
LnllS'y's whiskiOs, which | win sell Al ~
1ogesi prices for cash. Greai jn5"ao - me
'naSe a good article Of whiskey' p'
r.. W. PHILLIPS.
Sign Golden Bee Hire
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NOTICE.
A d1nin lstraTOr's Sale.

F6NH GaAOh = SUITE
, d virtue Of an order of the Probate Court
- Of Noxubee county, Mississippi, made al
the September term, A. D. 1851, thereof,
the undersigned administrator of the estate
OF James Nance, deceased, will, on Monday,
18th day of November next, A. D. 1881, be-
tween the hours prescribed by law, at the
steam mill Of said deceased, In said c,unty,
on the Public Macon and Pickensville road,
expose aud proceed to sell, at public vel due,
to the highest bidder. for cash, all the yer.
sonal estate Except the cotton) of said de,e
dent, consisti 8 Of about 10 mules, 2b he'd
stock cattle, s yoke work oxen, So head Of
hogs, nearly all for pork, farming tools and
implements, l new and | old go and 30 Saw
Gln stands, ! wool carding machine and
breaks, livery valnable) Q wagons, l c~arrylog,
large quantity Of new corn and fodder, and
me remaining unsold stock Of dry goods on
land at the store Of said deceased and other
&c. CEPHAs NANCE,
ruff Administrator. Ae.
Oct. B. Avs \
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The state Of Mississippi, {
AltN--l lnNuL..

The State Of Mississippi,
llrifIS County.
Probate Court October Term. 1867
In The natter Of the petition Of W a
May Amir estate Of {. z Walker
deceased, for sale Of real estate to pa,
debts.
To Rcbecca Bnrkes aud her husband j
d. Bnrkes, non residents
" or aud each VI you are hereby
4 notified to DO and appear before
the Probate Court If Noxubee county.
on the third Monday in November next,
then aud there to answer the petition
of " A May, administrator of the
estate otC. 2, Walker. deceased, for
sale olreal estate to pay debts, and
show cause, if any you can, why pray>
er Of petitioner should not be granted
By order Of Court
CHARLES BELTS.
Beancinmp Clerk,
Get % 'f7-4Ss
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90 Il Ye { PIPES There isa bio
eucf nero o the p bald Convo ~
non "ho WI oaIled u.on to reaister
us Aane, touched the - of the mem
ana II ie a cross mar sometime iibo
tAe e.. ows OF which rohu Brown wa'
nuGg' His 'sce is blach that cbor
coal would make a Instinct mark I nnn,
~ lie sits IL a prominent seat md
goes to sleep as soon as Bingham 'o w
any o'ner ass commences to BRAY, Tba
sergeant at arms has to wake him nv
WneG voting time comes and tell hi w
Woicn way to vote. n presents !,
" ne Wealthisst counties Of the Stat
aud will hand bis name down to history
a member of the Committee ON
amendments to the Constitution. H.
Is SAD to be preparing an elaborate
1FeatIse upon Constitutional Law in roS.
I'a1'on OF some Of the distractions 81
Putfsndorf and Wheaton
cry Mail. som'
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The State Of Mississippi.
NoraJee Count
County CoURr.

= -, County CoURr.
G. G. Eiland
Hudson nd. Is / cl,r. Attachment for $3.50.
WHEREAS, heretofore, to. H. -,
;nH Syth day Of June, A. D. 1867. snit v W,
instituted in the County Court Of saId sui WA
i ~ ne ne above b 1y mentioned party, BY attachment att IDueg
and nad ' i a Sum ., ,Wo hundred and fifty dollars
40 1ol Inhabitants Of said State, bnt p res;Sa hasa are
q sald court cannot be served nn9n ptI Ia@
ants nT,'t iba Is n Therefore hereby given said deiepd,'
iois the first day ofthe next ta PpeS az on or be-
san Monday in October, 1857 and nS'' enc. on The
s%ft Sf p Be- sS, to .@id action, Judgment nti BY de-.
al %e viii TTieI rec aga against them and estate
'nE payment of the plaintiffs dem puUPF'a'eo to
issued August 5, 1857.
R. E. V. YATES, Clerk.
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tvINa OARRAaEs.-The n

tVIEe CABBAeEs.-Tbe fol,
mode Of putting up cabbages
ater nRd spring use, is given by
Idratbor Of a work entitled, Garden.
for Profit;
~ 'Cabbages are preserved very sim,
g. y they are left out as late Is they
can be pulled up BY the roots, in this
section about the end of November :
they are then pulled up and turned up,
side dOwn-the roots up, the heads
packed close together, in beds six feet
wide with SIX feet alleys between, care
being taken to have the ground levelIed
where the cabbages are placed, SO that
they pack nicely, They are left in this
way for two or three weeks, or as long
as the ground can be dug between the al
leys, the soil from which is thrown in on
the beds of cabbage, SO that, when fur,
nlshed, they have a covering of four or
sE inches of soil This is not enough
tc cover the root, however, Which is
Itt partly exposed, but this is no way
Injurious Some prefer tc covor them
up at once by pIougbing a furrow, SHOW
Cling 1t ont wide enough to receive the
leads OF The cabbages, and then turning
tie sol, IN IN the heads aud 50 coutin
u until beds Of six or ssbt feet are
|h' formed. This plan is rather more
C. eel Gus than the former but it has
..a O.. ~jVantage Of compel ug hem to
"-"erod up at once by soil while the
g. ? plan delays it two or three weeks
la T. 1t is etfhe utmost Importance ia
p, rviUg vegetables that the opera. ,
ton o. ricu rIy the dnaI cover ng) be
delayed late n the season q frost will
perm T. p. ally, more are lost BY
Aogr Ing ta .aou. than delaying toI !,
u On.or' find, are Jo.l prcserv, "
INN Nar0 .. Bile loft, 10 aver rom
ylg' .. Zen Do. es deep severed Up =,
w'. ..ouDa loot hay Or straw Oh Q
a...oac, .rvere 'rosts. The Or 4
uoI0,s to tt-.anrd are a low Gu Dec
stare dry moSphar they
f.I bee .', degrees of fos. ahout l.
Iled tho, are not jyed
ale no II, bu tb, will no. and a -,
-aa'ly Of t. 5]gera.aro ,aa lower
"a a1sy tbyu, injury.
AYES Ga Irr as ua. r. e.
% uao 5otsb Is r.Nr %. adj wy.
'orcaSe be manu- a
Plgg pip III. A .n ..
~ can Teors 10
p,g.yisan 90.
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!. when q man loses his health, then
q Just begins to take good care Of Il
An's "a good indOceMsnl, this is.
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Suite of NisSIsslpo,.

S'hte OF Mississippi,
AoAUBEE COUNTY.
IT the Chanccry Court, at Rules. l,t ". na.,
IN August, A. l.. 1917. "u'}
VS.. RTI Co.. n
rIN opening the complainart's bill in III.
f'c above stated cause, it appears to the 81 sat the
that bst'I ,pe o. dof ine CLERK aud Master of this Cs"r,
yond The limits of this State. 50 resides ,ho, be.
on aer, Notice is therefore sive 0s to 'be up. up
to a,'J be- be.d 'o "a ,S unless IS, she do appear at 4 Rules le'p
Macon, Of said county, on the sd we . Of
d 5ep.en9er' A. D 1867 and plead p apswoy o.
therein w,;lI 'fhl on bill, ,he allegation
NJ y itneas my handand ,eul Of offce a, Ma
1867. o'n gay OF August, A. D,
4; V. YATES,
Clerk aud Master
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Administrators Notice.

ETTERs of administration having
- been grated to the undersigned at
the July term, A. d. 1867, of the
honorable Probat, Court of N xubee
county. Mississippi, on the estate Of
Samuel NJ. Conner deceased. notice Is
is hereby given to all persons Indebted
to the said estate to come forward aud
make immediate payment, and all per.
sons having claims against the same
are required to present them duly
probatcd and registered within The time
prescribed by law or they will be for
ever barred.
JOHN II. C0NNOR,
Administrator.
MARTHA w CONNOR,
Administrative.
July q 1867. CIV
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J8MES IL 90.
PrOpTictOrs,
La60lnt0rV No fl Buliit 81.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
Purity Your Blood!
Hurley'S SarSa paIiHa.

+ all the remedies that have Aean dis
- covered during the present age a, III,
thousand ills that flesh is heir to-" nan,
equal tins wonderful preparation. Only len
YEARS nave elapsed Since the diScuverer " he
spent a decade in STUDYING experiments and
nefteetlng it, first introduced il 10 the nnb.
no. aud 1t IS already recognized by the most
eminent physicians in all parts OF the conn.
'fF' TO De the most surprising aud effective
remedy for certain diseases of which thav
have knowledge. "'
All other Compounds or Syrups Of this
root have hitherto failed TO command the
sanction OF the Faculty, because, on being
tested, they have been found to contain pey
'o4s ingredients, which neutralize the rood
effects Of the SarSaparilla, and otrentIme.
injure the health Of the patient. Ii il net,
50 with HUI ley's preparation.
inns Is the pure and genuine extract IF
the root, and will, on trial, be found 10 pffac,
a certain and perfect cure of the FOLLOWING
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Atec''ons Of The Bones, Habitual
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Eyysepilas Female
irregularities.
Fistula;
All Skin diseases, Liver Complaint
Indigestion, Piles, Pulmonary
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Bureau Refugees Freedmen and A. b,
OFFTcE ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER
State Of Mississippi,
Vicksburg, Miss, Nov llth. 1867
GENERAL ORpERs.
No S..

No S..
The following telegram just received.
Is published for the information ard
guidance of all Concerned. Officers
aud agents of the Bureau will prompt.
Iy report to these Headquarters all vi
olatlionS of this order, giving time and
place Of offence and names Of wjuess>
es "
Officers or agents 50 offending viii
be promptly arrested and tried
Holly SPRINGS Nov Stb, 1897.
Gen. A. c Gjl!em, Commanding
Send me the name OF names Of any
officer or other person who la, been
making or may make infammoory
speeches to Freedmen or endaugcr The
public peace by exciting one class or
color against another Con>ulb com,
mandiog and other officers for facts and
publish this telegram desire to make
prompt ARES. and trial of such oH,ni-
,rs. Tire and place Of offence and
names Of tlesscS should accompany
he charge
lSigre5 T. Q c. ORD,
rigadier Byt Mi Gen.,
Con 2 lth Military N. srict
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d r. s abrool ks
or YROpHOSPHAT
OF IRON AND CALISAYA.

EVHlS elegant combination possesses all
y the best TONIC properties OF Peruvian
Bark aud iron, without the disagreeabIe
taste and bad effects OF either, separately or
10 other preparations, nfthcse valuable med
cinps. 70 should be taken in all cases when
d gentle tonic impression is rcquired-afer
conyaIescclce from FEyEHs or other debili.
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MISSISSIPPI q TENNESSEE R. r.

The several tracts are disposed Of at the
lowest cash valuation, in subdivisions Of AZ
50, and 100 acres. Each Subdivision censti.
tutes a Prize, and each