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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-22

l-AkeArthuresWs~ Retaii a1ry
Goods Market. -,
We have no doubt Vat oul
EAyptdSes a1l@gst siaff dry
GOODS bdIiness thsh NY other
|HledeN Net the same Class N the
State, and that its reputation as
a market for this class of, good;
and its trade iDI themtis rapids
attending. -OaE-meFehaAts sell
to, the citizens Of, all of our ad'
joiniDgsicOuntieS even to the
Very doors and beyond theiI
county, seats ioWhen we In.
quiTe of ithese 9 persons why
they come sd FAR to do Their
trading, their invariable reply
is that that they can get better
prices for their produce, and
|'better bargains IN what Trey
'wishito purchase. '-om 100
l.' THis trade has been steadily
on the increase for several
years, andlhis season, notwith-
standing every one of our imner-
chants have bought about twice
their usual supply of stock,
their goods will all be sold long
before the season closes. 'o
. The reasons for this rapidly
advancing trade are plain.
Our merchants are good buy
.ers. They buy for cash, and
cash commands, the very lowest
margin on goods, and some.
times even less than cost.
Their expenses are light, and
permit them to sell at a very cry
small advance on cost which
they. do. trusting to their large
sales tt,2 tt,o2 yield them their profit.
Besides this they let the people
know that, they have goods Tor
sale by liberal advertising, and
those who are induced to once
come, never fail TO come again
and bring "a neighbor with
them. flour trade should keep
on the increase as it has for a
great length Of time, dry goods
stores in adjoining towns may
as well close doors. .,.,,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-22
DICA LIS.
Harpers.

s.tI5. . .t' D. ~ ~-I.tTT .Eif '|.t'.
The November number Of
Harper's Monthlyals on our tar
BILE. 1t closes 4he thirty sew.
enth volume. They promise
that the ehsuihg volume will
maintain the past reputation
of the Magazine-that they
will furnish more matter, and
more illustrations than any
other American or European
GTr JI3W 9V
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-22
The'Laly's Friend.

For November number con-
taips, with itsvusnal variety Of
reading matter, 5ar finea steel
plate of a familyfgroup, "Who
Is It9" The prospectus for the
newI year. promises greatIin
ducements to subscribers. Spec,
linen numbers will be sent
gratis on application. Address
Deacon & Peterson, Rhiladel-
'phia,f Pa sod 10ob g'I rsl
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-22

We are informed, that the
citizens of Macarthur and Vim
t6hsSation, Ravs III contem.
platidn, tRe building Of a rail.
roadifrom Macarthur TO Vinton
Station,5 there to connect with
the Vinton Furnace railroad,
and then to build . new rail.
road from Vinton Furnace to
Raccon RiyerN and connect
with the boats Of the +, r.
Nav. Co., near Aiken's mills
Abggt IS miles Of road will
thus connect Macarthur with
the M. & G. Railroad and the
Ohio River by way of Raccoon.
If Macarthur completes these
connections, it would be the
best improvement its citizens
ever made. But our citizens
will seeito it.. that the propel-
lers will puff up toa Zaleski.-
ZalesH Etho. 2niA 15HaT.a A
. The first we have heard Of
any such a project. However,
we would like to see q rail.
ROAD iron. MeArtFpr TO some
where xS gre net particular
WYI9'l TllTC1fIJI,If
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-22

eSAYLoRo has removed
to the room one door west Of
the Post Office. He has just
received afne''lot of jewslry,
clocks and atches, which he
is selling at bottom figures.
Give him a call. 1870 '.'o ''o
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-22
Hon. II. q. Bandys7


This gentleman rendered. eal.
liable services during the re-
cent political campaign. The
very large majority in this Con
gressSsjt9RPI Dis DiFF friief;ttjis fIrEiief;ttji owing, to
a considerable eAtept toThis
labors For weeks before the
election, Jief spent all his time
in the gpea work. 6 Henalso
made a goodJnanyispgeches in
places, outside dof the district.
+-%eAt0n. .&andanbta .YMliil
The Republicans of Vinton
County are punder obligations
togHond He ST. Bundygf0r the
.part'ha took IN the ccanvassin
our county. .aaHe dropped in
upon us several times during
the campaign always-just in
the iiicK i6fstim Jfhespeak-
ing d. uab1neetihg on thsi5th
would have been a Complete
failure, but4or the eSertionse Of
the Central Committee of our
county IN procuring the SER
vices OF, Mr., Fitzgerald, and the
timely arrival Of Mr. Bundy who
just CAME over ato see, how we
were getting along. NV -'''''
- sTfIT + - -qI
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-22

" The Democra journals are
inclined to harp on the idea
that the policy carried out by
a. J.7is the identical policy
foreshadowed Ey Lincoln, and
wReho&ouId haveNbeen carrie /
out BY him had he lived. These
journals R55y1Is,tg RF5G5;1Iss, ,tgo,' MY much II
what .{heY assert be true, why
DO they maglign the memory
OF Lincoln. ~, .s .',v a,, '...i
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-22

7 ~ n. p - 7 -TC.TiF' u IT yt'A3U
The principal engraving ip
GGoddey's for Soyembef is the
picture Of an old postmap de.
livering his mail. This is.fol-
lowed by. their large fashion
plate and innqmeegFable egFabl pig
lures Of little fiixjjn's that makes
!G7Odey 50. Sc. popular popular with the the Ia
dies, d but the like of which we
never ,s'aw,apd 9tt the pames Of
which We hope will never
learn, However, the maga.
zine promises many new and
original features during the
coming year, and It's always
good for its promises. rPub.
lished by L. A. Cody, Philadel-
phia, at $500 per year.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-22

s7r grIdIIT IrC7- T07- 3HI
LET the white soldier not for-
get that III gets but S192tp Der
year. that the negro soldier
gets the same; that the family
of the negro, soldier are fed,
clothed and educated .by the
rump; the white soldiers fam
lily is robbed to pay it,-Dsmo-
c5'etic EhQpirsr. 'fiai~'' .
aAby person 8Bo' takes She The
pains TO remember the above,
WIN BE taxing his mind to re, r91,
member a He." p7a 'O9l9"SnA
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-22

We can furnish any of the
above magazines, or Others, to
our subscribers at the lowest
club rates. 7i9bsIid4 w9I ri
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-22

Political situation. u, !
The political horizon Hcvet
looked brighter 10 the friepdE
of freedom. The October elect
ions have completely deporalI
lied the enemy and they are
now wrangling among them
sette about d change of e9ndit
dates. The New York World,
Their ForgaH'm m'the3Uiffted
States, openly Acknowledged
defeat uhlass' The DemocriacI
change, which it is iioRo,to4
late for them to do. 70 add
10 the rorifagion,, Frank p Blaif
declared III a. speech in St,
Louis thatif Gen. Grant Should
be elected he ~Kever' viii leave
the. Presidential" midhsiop
aliye!" lie is driving many hon
est men from SO crazy and fa7
matte a leader, BY his own wild,
= incendiarg speeches. d 'r'"
~. Republicans, stand firmly to
your places, and we will defeat
this second febellion by such
crushing majbfities that treas.
:. on. will. Ifever more raise its
'hideous head in our land. ao2
r1L .ar>-r-tiS--------ls s1cd
The Democratic papers of
this district TOLD most unlnerci-
ful lies about Capt, Wilson dur
ing the last campaign, and we
have no doubt some. Of the faith
ful, away tf,7 back in tho woods
who never hear any thing save
through Democratic sources,
imagine he is a gnome,--a VAN
pire, who lives by sucking
their blood, bone, and muscle.
Capt Wilson N will Wi PrlYQJb badly yis'
it US before the Presidential
campaign closes, and We want
these men TO come out of their
holes and see the man who has
defeated them. He is an hon,
est, two-fsted farmer, and just
such a man as the yeomanry Of
our country delight to honor
with Offices of trust, assured
that being Of them he will, new
er betray them. %. lys3i. IT..
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-22

81 IN the E6qdirer's account of
themmeetihg on the 9th; they
entirely neglected to make no
tiee of q etpo.t ait oofJoe W.
liams and the "oopperhead
guarding the Constitutions that
Were borne in tie procession.
raa1 ~ ,af fT0sl tTTfl'i - n
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New Advertisements.
TO All Whom It, May Concern.

VUHERAS, has been circ Llsted that was
w married January STA. u. lsCs; to one
Caharine Snyder, by James J. Allison, n Jus.
tice Of the Peace, and. whereas, was not
at that time q years oil Rge, and had not at
that date sny license issued by the Probate
Court of Vinton- County, Ohio, spd- -wbereas,
said pretended marriage vas unlawful and
without any authority Of law whatever, there
fore, thereby give nolce thaiI am not now, nor
never was lawfnly married TO SAID Cstharne
Snyder, ou the sih Of January. or at any other
0ct Goth, lsss.ev.
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PeteYsOll's,

.,a xsar. PefefsOn'S.,-r uaf7o
." For q November has more
than i the usual number OF Ell
cravings, ;l a vocal duett Whis-
pEeripg Hope, and a number Of
original stories. Published BY
g J. Peterson, Philadelphia, at
$500 per year. = 2'',' q '0o'
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-22

THE 'Demochtic Enquirer
says the "PhbIic Record of the
Democratic Auditor was pro.
hounced o. X, ~ at the late
election That is to Say the
people approve overchargeS,
and misuse Of pubic money
BY PUBLIC OfIifsrsr I When |. we
consider that the Democracy
fell off 198 in their majority
since last year, and and their can
didate for Auditor ran 66 votes
behind that, we think. the ap-
ProgRl was not very hearty. 1t
was only BY 2 vigorous danpli-
cation Of, the, party lash that
men were compelled to vote
the whole bticket. All honor
TO the honest Demo Gratis who
would s ot.yiela, but had the
manhood TO vote tleirtsenti-
ments. -., s,''3o feaLet5 saT
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-22
For Liver Complaint. and Bill
'' llous Derangements,

Ii IL Sovreign Remedy. While for Fever and
Arue, and all those diseases which were gene
rated in a niiasntRtic climate. lt 10 o certain
preventive and cnre. -,
That is wonderful riedieind Virtues may
not STAND alone upon our statement We APP
pend few rnSoliciled Testimonials from thos,
whose posIiion in society and reputation rs
citizens will pare their evidence beyond all
question. and carry with them strength and
conviction 10 The most incrednlous. ....
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-22
MARRIED:

. , BROWN EKIk6a-lon utltes 2list
inst. at the residence of the brides
9nfEfniBstay &. T.. BSoSl lS Mis-, Hill i. k,sa M5
all Of Macarthur.
= TEehHbty' 'coupIe 0started for the
West Immediately after tile cercmo-
ny, where they will make their home,
taking with them the. best wishes of
n host of friends. Thus matrimony
robs our town Of one Of its most
charming young ladies and estimable
) aiSk 6eh. Alhy they be asfhapPy
and prosperous, and as well beloved
in their new home as they were in
the one they are now leaving.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-22
The Little CORPORAL

The Little Corporal ',ia
Is decidedly the lfavorite
with the children, and is much
improved. Published by AL.
ferd L.sSewall, Chicago, III. %
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-22

presenttS ttSHHsPssAqat of it just
as III acGuEed,o Ave are dsorrS
! thstIsacb2 thiogdid 6ccms hut
wheB Democrats get npeaf fight
themselves Rnd get wlippethas
II iheNudessSRe, mit' is rather
stretching itsadittle dtp ask the
Lpulliey to,pIsympathizesIwi
tbenodBet 1.-THE dights.osni !
| Abeut ii 1w Olclockgiu o the
IlmoTpiRg Que QGthe Democratic
lbglies became bdfunlS enough
to make himself conspicuous,
land dtfom tIIatlfime mtibab'ont I
half pastifohr in the evening,
he pamded ,saronhd 1.-The polls
swearing he could whip any
lRepqblican Onsthe ground; he
MAS aKu Klrui; and he was a
jeff Davis man eout1 and out;
ehallengin g any and esefyl Re
publican aeaf him'to tollight, and
paying particulars attention to
two osd three1 1gentlemSh who
were at the polls, quietly at,
tending to then own business,
throwing aethem such eBitkets
ag he had learned f6m the En-
Iqdirer aHd Democratic speak
ers.7o Heo appre ached MI. Girls.
tophef ,Y6tkeS of yintOh Sta
lion, in this manner at least a
dozen times duFing the dHy, ,up,
.n pa.isave p 4 a,o,, veTivu v ~ y;S.i ~ y
'ue tnTi.s ",iV ~ ~ ii ~ 3ul my ~
iliafheu .ii'.,hee irnsn, ,.s 'nat -
mueh as ',l ne GiSiiheu 70 raise SEQ
uis'ul0anoe' ~ s',e nc ~ouiu hue u GyIli. i'i,
,Iseu ,o sflpo U a,ns,b, ,D,,Ht, %"S;; "Vltc
".ipc "'p ifll NO. 9 40 stao' I.a,;sstS Hiia m
'saiH. !" NV. rG% l'iiliu'sT janns nc
le'utmgu, .st,, =, 'nIiieseqI a W. "uo
souuly Int Ii,l@St1u - s1p' .nPee gs9
MINUTES. ~ S lsi itoii sgeS elio tiGMu
or htp'pl,oaiis tig pIs u.s. SeeNins 'aASss 70 ~ -
u Jurye rem Ihls ;. qgieE + peasea9ie; lem,
ocraE q: puE iot 'igir il'eiiYrsnce :
ne 70, "ouio ~ 1o n"te ...JsyT eCeiy YG,I. ~
nucn wofSe whipping .S.'s az : y
much less 'lme'
Now az 70 lneI lecFnre 1the
Enquirer is pleased toreaa our
eomcers. we don't
Know Ina! 'nere aS. any excuse
iof1gtleir po' arrss'Pg) thiS
meek Remioerat AZ l4o9sipcNl IA
the @orrnHlns' but We presume
lnsy latAFeEy J. ety. macAAks , a. nsa Ds ulu
&p9a. ,, l'Tth'1 ~, "ss, 4;l s]psulo ent'
sAS Il !, nne M srq pg'R pSfS4g;t ~ pug. ~
+ " ttH02rquasy y A. aE44s's Ihs. y.
~ i;ia5, ID ioiton,n'l, pr;eaansSs ,,.su nus
poFl'li I. 'S.''4: s',,,. ny :;,so. %a' ,,i, n
y NaStHts . qqIs t! 'g o.. s4'pef .h auSs'I n''
sl ~tteSt cs1, Ani. .pA' .1ue, ~ Nv nn
auisef 49Its may 4usss',9ilulS Iun.s y ~ na,
~ peu!HeiHeS.o t1shs "ii no'
Presidential 1,o election The first
mon tbot mokas hic
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-22

t7Qt4RyERhY MEEf1NsG % of f9the
M.IEo Church lin 1Sars sto$n
took pladsi4ast Saturday and
Sunday. Rev. sGhas. Wafren,
the Wipast,a., andHe@g?T.
Miller; aRresiding dElder, Were
presenta,a.a si tGHi Il .ero yd
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-22
ED07I5yer.

H(HtOCTuIfC EHQN17eF. -
Just lsiq!@. Yi95S1. efeaSc1h" S1h"th, the doc.
trihe of. your master, ,Horatio,
r. P3erltsc5dfii6jn;, 3s lt5dfij wien are es'4ag yop
Z going 70 s44fft, ,odit. at the 1i,, head
Of ..your1itt1le comp company j! Of mob.
ties? You would look wei on m
a 'corner:stonej talking 10 @My
friends oa2cihf hai!t 9 7bH2in1
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-22

From Rev. l., r. Ward, Avon, Lorain Co, o.
MosSrs. Stroug& Armstrong.
Gentlemen,-lt gives me great pleasure &c
state that my wife has derived crest benefit
from the.une, Of Goes DS spepria Suye. She
has been for anlimler ofy rAfsgrtaily- troubled
win dyspepsia, accompanied With violent
ted her that slle wRsAli ,the while, for, months
unable to do anything. Sire ioOks az ysur in
Stance, Gees Dyspepsia Clre, and hiss de,
rived great benefit from il, and IL now coin.
paratiyely well. She regards this medicine
asa j.ssT sT,s.h ,,,h s'ss:sps' s:ss 'Tt4sy1irrhvlnp
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-22

"a If we have no Marshal and
10 Constables to do so little lis
TO even attempt to keep the
peace On The day Of an el6c-
ton, then 81 1ligh TIME tliat
the people who pay taxes To
support such officials sR6dl1
take the matter in hand
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Q dbA ct Al 'SYCd 1NA H.
Conclusive Evidence.

''3"iIf New Haven c., jane !, Ise1.iI
Messrs. C. O. ClarkS& Co. l..5
GEsTs-Being anxious, from the great bent.
ht derived, to assisfin spreading the fame OF
Goes Dyspepsia Cure, INopidstate my case.
Sometbipgs over a year ago, had u violent
attack 0f iiarrhea. whichiasted eight weeks,
during which time l. employed three Physi.
cans,- but without relief, until tried Goes
look Il threc lime , a Iisy for = week and was
entirely cured; and believe to-day that il
ssved nv life. Being attacked in similar way
this season, took one dose, which put nc all
right. would advise every fsmily % Keep Il
on hand really for immediate use, in case Of
Summer or Bpwel Complaints. G. DUNN.
The hboSe hr. D,bh p in our employ and
rs, cap -yog1h for the above s'a'emens beng
true ~ s.iARsoIba 90,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-22

fdlMR. JoitSrSh KMRss hasspre-
sentedsusrsome very'fne speeit
mems Of red peach.blow pota-
toes, of his own raising, each
one weighing ovefsOhs pound.
s7aih h-4-ss 44A4ps, tts--r--,ss s1eq
o3F FoB, ,otbe. cheapest Of
SSEhs SlOshbsesa 60 llt9ia aalS9b aJlS0bn lfp pTnY- pp5TlnY
al -,' i-~ -ai' -
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-22

J. Al FEtToS's new goods
have all arrived, and fiji hiSen-
tire storeroom to- oHefflowing.
Hi is never behind1 %ithrjthe
size andrhuhlity! rof oKisIstOck
and thisis the elargestand best
he1 ieyet abought iTheys were
-purchaseds sand'will bsosoldat
lower figures than, eterbef6fe.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-22

o.. - - Y. ~ = =
.'FSR SOME reason 'the Meth,
Odist CHURCHES Of Schilhe6the
requested fbe late Conference
to send them a single man l. as as
pastor The Conference fera t;e kindly
complied. With ,tlhesilir:. lgai: wishes, but
the pastor stopped 9Irit on itbsd read
ttSah t9 his iapte9wYI1tjt ppewY station, op,.Pp499 and brought
with him 2 dI.1gTid BRIDE .aosY ssYOp pays
you. money and ND takes your
CHOlSC' .,;f III =. r..,,,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-22

o Mr.. TBIMoNs, swho' has been
pastor Of tile Methodist Epis-
copaa ,ebdtch i'll thistS*n'daf
ing tlie lasttw0llssafs,2' iseaBodt
to- move swith hig family to
f,h;ANotbsidT .'is1O 7nG9
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-22

b,GgE4AsfrT dr. draws s22iool a year,
af'ppldh af'ppldh PaSs gpos siqTes, Ae il "a
useful 1citia7fspn1'-5RLlffr. itia7fspn1' -5RLlffr. E!4qsd,
uipu ttellt 5SSTwentyotSor .dal-
lars arysgsl Mercy on on ,usl
Who told yous snisa9ssoa orr
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OHIO ,GUETaA . n.

From Rev lsaan nhitens Allegheny, Pal.
Joseph Fleming. Duseldst,, 30 .- =.
1..' 90 Ne 81 Market Street. Pittsburgh.
SiR:-I take grcat pleasure IN stating that,
after having suffered fiom dyspepsia for about
fifteen years. at same periods much more
Than others, Ihaye bech entlreIyclIffd BY the
use of Goes Dyspepsia Cure. My friends
know thai Of lnH years unycass has been An
extreme one. I had great suffering from
eating any kind Of fppd, and, on IN average
would yomi about one.thlrd of my meals, In
a sour lndkektble bH,sb lWhat gie severe
attacks would come, would lose M Strength
and he utterly lIelDless. Some Of the attacks
would not retain anything on my stomach,
saye little dry toast and tea. For years
knew not what itit was to pass five confecil.
tive houIs without intense pain. From the
time took The. first dose Of this medicine
ceased vomiting, gradually al soreness pass.
ed away, and flesh and strength return-f, and
ever sifce haye been able TO eat any kind OF
food set HR0n the ft,bls. Six months have
now passed without ANY symptoms or the re-
turn Of the disease. Ny. case WAS. considered
hy IN, even physiciahs, so inaryclons. that
for q time il was fear IL might be fictiiious;
but am now sb'well convinced, that hase
been not merely relieved, INT permanently
cured, that can conscienijonsly recommend
Goes Dyspepsia Cure to all victims OF dye
pepsia.
Lat. Pastor Of the Beaver st.M.' z. Churcl
Mleghany.s' !. a--.' F-u. str. wv ;
str,p l-om
aeiEi2 I3mmn2 bnE .flqqs
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-22
COElS DYSPEPSIA CURE

You. will sea how soou II will, dispel yonr
had fseIires sand sloorBy iorebodInSs: How
soon II will chase away any species Of Lyspcp.
sIa. How soon it will give you new HE aud
yiyor, and how soon II will make n,wcll man
or woman Of you. F0r .ysuI own FAKE, for
the sake of every body suffering, we beg, We
entrent YOU to try.it 4. = - ~ J.
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@JoHS@iTDesKbR makes a
specially OF gentlemen's fur
nisbhs gfeas aud San dfess
YOU 0d ffdp sad 9 FOL rfh
the sep bsst ehd eheaHgSs be,
country affords. He can fur
nish a full suit and good fit at
any nrice fiom $40 unws,ds,
.HsbTI ! sIJMbuslo,HdfJJ1nI.l Mbus Il y Z.
boots and shoes on hand. and
alsl 4 tSamDleies 4 sIfloSesEE1 flSsEE1 1of iasdy,s
dross. ,yG6Rds lqI6GSisii qI,61GSisiiIGsi q E2}iEIjT% n6iEI0%4.
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in successful obs+StiOh, dba 5rel
sents superior induceAigiftb 60
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Degtb,
IL urged upon the attention and trial Of Snaer.
sgs Gomihls most Hpr1ble of5ll Diseases:
Dyspepsia shows its raiNges In thousand
different forms, In .fact, al disorders Of the
ston9,,h and Bowel|Cwitha all Their complaints,
such az Sick Headache heartburn, DepVers-
ion, general sense of lneasiness md feeling
Thai you mre no. we'll. Food dIairesses yon,
rises and sonrs on yonr stomach; breath j.
had; skin at times flushed aud bot dont feel
n, il YOU conla MOVE OF AIirahout, md worst
Of ali, Indigestion orCopsiipahon, are nothing
OF, tti6hsmfds Atiief and die this sSay md
n neither themselves or physiciens know what
ais them except that they are surely dying.
ReiWer, we'repdat III, thls II all dyspepsia.
II YOU wonld hare proof OF our statemeni, II
YOU would save yOuIs selves and chI ldrcn from
an early grave, if you-woull have health and
energy en- aid strength, aguh we beg you to try
a ~ knitiA AT~r FgN 4 fNILrss A ""
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CEN. ULYSSES s., GRANT.
For ViCs-Presidelt ~
HON. SCHUYLER cokEAx
For Presidential EleetArs.
PolltIcnl SltuatiOn.

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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-07-29

CRANES METALLIC BURIAL CASKETs.
FIyHE undersigned, having purchased the exclusive
Il right of selling these beautiful and celebrated
Burial Caskets in Shreveport and Caddo parish, has
just received and will keep hand very large assert
ment, embracing every size and STYLE which will be
sold at very low prices.
All orders promptly attended to- The Caskets are
ready for delivery or shipment at moments notice
j. s. Kendall,
au1 1yI Corner Of Texas and Mcneil streets.