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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-29
LIABILITIES

Total. ........... 1922, $50 65
LIABILITIES:
Capital Stock paid in....... $l05,00O 90
Surplus Fund. ............. 46,317 20
Exchanges. S 645 55
Interest ......... 1856 SO
Profit and loss. i.O37 81 5,eae 7s
Circulating notes red from
Comptroller,.. $94.500 90
less amt on hand. 1889 90
Amount Outstanding.... 91.511 90
Individual Deposits. 1892 II
lOCal S322,56U TO
I, Sylvester Watson. Cashier of the
First National Bank" OF Upper San
dusky. O.. do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true. to the best of
my knowledge and belief.
s. WATSON. Cashier.
JNo. D. SEARS, }
Correct-At.l T. V. REBER. Dir's.
JAS. &. RoBERTs,)
STATE OF OHIO, !
COUNTY OF WYANDorS
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
this 24th day of April, 1859.
- ADAM KALI, -
! NOTARY PrBIrc.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-29

The revenue 6flicers at New Or
leans have released all the whisky
seized on Wednesday, but will con-
tinue investigations on suspected
irregularities.
Senator Wilson has addressed a
letter to the Secretary of War, dis
senting from the official construc
tion placed upon the eight hour law.
The letter will probably be publish
ed. o sa Ea @
Two men, employed at the ce-
ment mill below Jacksonville,
Indiana, while digging a ditch, were
buried by the caving in of an EN-
bankment. One of the party was
instantly killed, and the other badly
injured.
A notorious counterfeiter, named
Louis Dallman, was shot and killed
by policeman, in st. Louis, yester-
day, while attempting to escape ar
rest. He fred four shots at the
policeman, but with out effect.
Ex- President Johnson was an
nounced TO speak at Pulaski yester
day, and at Columbia today but at
Athens, Ala, he received intelli
gence Of the death of his son, Col.
Robert johnson, and fastened
homeward, passing through Nash
vile yesterday afternoon.
The Republican Convention OF
Washington Territory met at Van
couvcr Wednesday, and adopted
the platform of the last National
Convention at Chicago. L. Garfield
was unanimously nominated for a
delegate to Congress.
The details, by mail, Of the loss
Of the Pacific Mail Company's
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FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Penn
sylvania.
Phil LArELPHIA, March 16, 1867.
/ find Hoof Lnds German Bitter" :" il not an
Intoxicating beverage, but is good tonic, useful
in dtsorders Of the digestive organs, and Of great
benefit in cdsex Of debility and scont Of nervous
action in the syst~ns.
Yours truly,
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-29

steamer, Hermann, on a reef off the
Japanese coast on the night Of Feb
ruary Is, show that about two hum
dred persons were drowned, fifty
eight escaping after clinging to the
rigging for hours. Two of the
steamers boats were swamped in
trying to land, and quite number
of persons were killed by the fall
ing of a gunnel on the hurricane
deck where they were collected.
The survivors walked across the
country to Yokohama, distance of
nearly one hundred miles. They
were very kindly treated by the
natives along their route.
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PROGRAMME

" IL INN1Hf ~ ? .
TENNESSEE MANUFACTURE.
Best Hogshesd of Tobacco .-...... Dip. and SO
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Railroad and Express shares at the
ryDsa vrara Vnsaffled
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FINANCE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, October 25, 1859.

OFFICE OF TIKI DAILY AFfEALs
MEMPHIS, October IS, 1859.
II is probable that the coming week
may bring with it some little ease in
money matters. Aquarter of a million
in currency came in by rail to-day, and
for a day or two, at least, our banks will
be pretty well supplied, as other amounts
are on the way and will arrive daily. Ex-
cept so far as the removal ofcotton is con-
cerned the none market is tight, and
commercial paper is MOI taken except un-
der very peculiar circumstances. Rates
OF exchange are steady at \ to & discount
on New York and Boston, = being the in
variable rule in the latter point, as well as
all other New England cities. Checking
at y to Y discount on ali points, with
only a light demand.
Local bonds and stocks are nominal.
There is no speculative demand, and nom
offered.
CITY scrip is firm. Dealers ''stand pat
at Soc. selling tor ledger balances or cou-
pons, and are not seemingly anxious 10
sell at that rate, though some quote their
rates a little lower. Eighty cents would
be paid for small amounts.
County Warrants are duh, while Police
Scrip is scarce and the demand at $50
96c by dealers.
Gold has been tolerably steady during
the week. The demand here has not been
active. and offerings light. At the close
dealers were buying in a small way at
I29GI3O, and selling at ISl@lS2.
Wall street, New York, has been deei-
dedly duh ever since the collapse Of the
gold SPECULATION, but while general spec
nlation has been at a discount, there is
every evidence for the belief that trade is
eorrespondingly improved. Some Of the
heaviest spectators have been ruined,
and 'the outside public AVE received a
lesson which will, doubtless, cause many
who were heretofore occasional speoula-
tors, to keep out Of Wall street, aud hnd
some less hazardous sphere for the invest
mGnt Of their money, and the employ
ment of their talents.
In Government securities the huctua-
tionsin prices have been very slight, and
the market has been uniformly steady,
the demand for investments being about
equal to the supply.
The Bank Note Printing Companies
have forwarded to Washington $4,000,
the first installment Of the new issue Of
S2Iegal tenders. They will be ready for
use in a few days, and cannot be put in
circulation e day before they are wanted,
for the small currency now in circulation
is not only short Of the demand, but in a
most ragged and filthy. condition.
Governments were steady to-day and
closed as follows:
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SHELBY COUNTY SOCIETY
AMOUNTING TO OVER SiO, 900.
CLASS D---NO. 10.
COTTON.
COTTON FAcTORs, GRAND PREMluM.

Best One Bale Of Cotton. the pro-
duce OF Tennessee---------Dip. n SO,
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INSANE ASYLUM.

ct USCENTs INSTITUTIONS FOR TIE
II Ionfz. No This I~nsef5ut1on
- fnunded BY the Sisters OF Charity. Al
aust no. 1853, II Is private and 1st-elAs44o
~ arranGsmsnts and ACCOMMODATION. 4h-
aa,a 1affenta OF bo1h sexes and Of al De-
nosninatfonS are resolved. AIS these addicted
- takfn0 opfum or other % oL-
cess and desire to correek FOR TENS ees
aoDiy 70 Dr. !. X. BACDUX OF ths dlATZA
SUPERIOR aoEa
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RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.

Twenty miles of the Cairo and Full
ton railroad, commencing at Jackson
port, is to be contracted at once, and
the whole road Is to be built within
three years, if the representations Of
the New York agents of the road are
to be credited. The road will prOba-
bly, be consolidated with the FL Paso
railroad, for building which, Fremont
has effected a loan Of ten million dol
lars la Paris.
Within q few years the population
of Louisville has increased from 50,-
900 to 100, 600; her manufacturing in
terests has been enlarged more than
1000 per cent, while her commercial
Importance has been eorrespondingly
magnified. What has produced this
great change for the better? 1t is sim
ply her railroad enterprise. One
would suppose that Louisville, with
her great Nashville road, her Mem
phis road, her direct Cincinnati road,
with her connections north of the
Ohio and her railroad debt of over
$40, O60, 200 would be ready to halt in
her enterprise. Not 80. Only last
Saturday a vote was submitted to the
citizens of Louisville whether they
would subscribe 100000 to the st.
Louis Airline Railroad or not, thus
increasing their railroad Indebtedness
half a million dollars. The subserip-
tion was carried by a vote of two to
one in its favor. This railroad enter
prise is the great element of progress
that is developing Louisville and
making her N Of the great cities OF
the country.
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LIQUOR DEALERS.
STORAGE FOR COTTON.

UNDERWRITERS WAREHOUSE,
u MEMPBIg, september 10, Be0.
MERCHANT MEMPHIS -~GESrLEAkNs Rhe
above Houses are now open TO receive and
discharQe cotton. Every facility to seller and
buyer VIII be gtvan. To my old patrons / re-
turn you nay thanks; for the future refer
yfp TO the past long experience IN the bust
ness. Ihppe 10 merit ypnT patronage.
sS Safety, capacity and convenience une-
qualed. Rates same as drst-class houses.
SILT A. 4. WHITF0RD,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Great Vitali1er.---This title may be

The Great VitaliZer.---This title may be
airly given TO a restorative which has taken
precedence OF all other tonic and Alternative
prepurstions for "a period OF nearly twenty
years. During that long interval HOSTEL.
TER'S STOMACH BITTERS may be truly
said 20 have enjoyed unrivaled popularity.
Many preparations nave been got up TO COM
pete with it, but they nav all fallen into Its
wake or sunk into oblivion for lack Of pa
tronage. From the first, this now WOrld-re-
nowned Vegetable Tonic has been both me-
diclnally and financially successful. Every
year has added TO the number OF its friends,
and the demand for it, based solely upon the
experimental proofs Of its excellence as a
preventive and curative, seems to have no as
signable limit. The medical profession sane
ton and approve its use, and Il is now al the
head of the elass Of medicines to which II
belongs, the admitted, SOVEREIGN
TONIC OF THE AGE The statistics OF the
United States Revenue Department will YER
ify the statement that II stands alone and IN
approached in the magnitude OF its sales as
compared with those OF any other prOprie-
tary remedy advertised on this side Of the
Atlantic.
THE EXPLANATION Of this fact may be COM
prised in a few words. H-OSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERs is at once the purest,
the safest and the most potent Of all Yegeta-
bic tonics, and the best antidote to every va
riety of malarious disease. Hence 1t Is espe-
cially adapted to the present season Of chill
ing Jews and unwholesome vapOrs.
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Be Beautiful If you desire BeaHty you
should use Hagsn's Magnolia Balm
1t gives a soft, refined, satin-like texture TO
the Complexion, removes ~Roughneas, Red
ness, Blotches, sUnburn, Tan, etc.. ana adds
a tfnge OF Pearly Bloom TO the plainest fes-
lures. 1t brings the Bloom Of Youth 70 the
fading cheek and changes the rustic Country
Girl into q Fashionable city Belle.
In the use Of the Magnolia Balm lies the
true secret Of Beauty. No lady need COM
plain OF her Complexion who Will invest 70
cents in his delightful article.
Lyons kstnatron u ths BEST Hair Dressing
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rhe ereatest Discovery Of he Ape...Thl.

The Greatest Discovery Of the Age.--This
is admitted 10 be the fact by the thousands
who are now using DIR. TOBIAS CELEBRATED
VENETIAN LINIMENT. II has been
since 1871; ard no one once trying IL is ever
without IL. II viii positively cure the under
mentioned complaints, II used as -dlFseted
Chronic Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Headache,
Toothacbe- SpraIns. bruises, Old Sores, Swell
iings, Mosquito Bites, aud Pains in the Back,
Chest or Limbs; also, taken internally for
Cholera, Diarrhea, DySentery, Group, conc,
Sea Sickness, SpasIns. etc. II Is perfectly
harmless To take Internally. (Ses oath ac-
compAnying each bottlQJ II has meyer failed
to cure every case OF D~iarrhea, DYsenIery
aud Group, II used when 1rst taken Always
have a battle in the house in readiness, and
yOu will never regret II.
Price, fifty Cents and One Dollar. Sold
10y the Druggists and ~SUorekeepers through
out the United States. Depot, 10 Park Place,
New York.
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Weak Back. Pains of the Side, Of the Hips,
and about the Kidneys, are relieved al once
by the application of one OF
All cOHK'S p0ROtIS PLASTERS.

"GAINSTQW&, AAz. NOY.Z y, lsoo.
"MEssRs. THos. ALLcocK & Co.: puring an
extensive practice OF ten years l have been a
frequent witness OF the magical qualities OF
your Porous Piasters. ! can certify that they
are all You claim for them.
ROBERT f. CAMPBELL, MD"
DIR. Myer. OF Savannah, Ga, says they are
the best mechanical supporters for weak mus
cies ever discovered; that by their warming
properties they bring power and health, I'M
III the strength Ct the muscles are entirely
restored; thai he knows a case Nhsfe All
cocks Pasters cured gentleman Of a weak
spine: that he daily prescribes them IN his
practice, with the happiest results.
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ONLY ONE

Hair Dye has bseR pToged Peisonless. Prot.
Chiffon, whose reputation as an analytical
chemist gives his statements the weight of
authority, announces that
C~ristadOrO's Excelsior Dye
Has been sub, ected to the proper tests in his
laboratory, and results show it to be
Absolutely RARBLE&S,
As well as admirably adapted to the purposes
for which 1t Is designed. This is Important.
as the public has just been warned, by two
leading scientific organs, against
THIRTY DEADLY DYES
Now before the public.
CR-sTADOROS HAIRPRESERVATIVE, as
a Dressing, acts like q charm en- the HAIR AFTER
Dyeing. Try IL.
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MERCANTILE AGENCY.
nARn-


THE undersigned hereby respectfully no
Il thy their subscribers and the merchant
OF Memphis, generally, that they have ap-
pointed Mr.. ". &. MATHEWS manager OF
their Branch at this point. Mr.. Matthew
experiences and acquaintance with the tCsi-
ness In ether localities viii guarantee to sub
sertberss strict, thorough and prompt attention
to their wants.
Especial attention VIII be given to The col
lection OF past due Claims or the address OF
carefully selected Attorneys win be furnish
ed where parties prefer doing their own cor
re~spondence.
a Reference Book. containing the names
and commercial rating Of nearly every bus
ness man IN the United States and British
Provinces lover 6e0,09 naniesJ Is issued semi
anHuaiIyJanuary N JEiv-for the Use OF
subscribers; the ratings based upon the etab-
crate details which their Office records furn-
ishs are by Car the most reliable and c4refu4V
made OF any work OF the kind
This agency was originally Established IA
1871. It has branches in every Important cN3
IN the United States and Canada sd also =
London, England, and It's large and constant
" growing tn1uenee, notwtthsta1clng many
efforts to Initiate Il by Others, l. the best eF1-
dence that can be given Of is equiIa0ie pm
cipies and tts useful operations II -, en-
phaticaliy, designed for the promotion ana
protection Of trade"
Terms 81 subscription VIII be male known
on appliccrion 70 the onice, corner Man sA1
Madison streets OIEG ~
MENPHld. October Z. l1t- -
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Memphis City Directory for 1870.

TIVE canvass for this annual publication
L has nov commenced, and the book win
be iasued IS usual. The company Intend
making the coming work as complete and
Directory Of this city as to their shnity to DO
al they promise,
SOUTHERN PUBLISHING CO..
Publishers of the Memphis, New Orleans,
Mobile n Louisville City Directories
RICHARD EDWARDS Sup
8 A. CH0ArE, see'y
L. soARDa, General Agent
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-. ecHABiEELIC ! rs. q Main .treet.
SCO.i II Main street.
NO. 2.
BOARD OF TOBACCO TRADES 6REaIUS
On TaBAoc6.


Hall or TIE CHAMBER OF COMAERCE.1
MEMPHIS, september 4, lSea,
Z. Ehslev, Esq., PresideEf Skegbg Csuasy Agr-
cssiBfa4, AedAagFa4 and HortetdtlarGl Society.
DBAR SIR: At a meeting OF the Board OTTO
baceo Trade held this pm. the following re-
olutiops were upantmDusly adopted:
ResOiVrd, That the Memphis Board OF
Tobacco Trade offer a premium OF one
hundred dollars through your society,
10 be awarded at your Fair, for the
nrst single hogshead OF Manufacturing
leaf Tobacco; one hundred dollars for
the best hCgshead OF Shipping Leaf; Any
uullars fOF tha second best and tNentY-nve
d6llars for the thirdf alto b~e'exhfbited at the
AGRICULTURAL Fair or this county. Tiiis to-
baccO is 10 be entered by the producer Of the
same through some member " tAls associa-
ton.
Rsso4ved. That a premium OF atty dollars be
awarded the owner of the best box OF Ken
lucky or Tennessee Manufactured Tobacco,
TO be exhibited through some member of this
association.
Hoping that the above action Of the Board
OF Tobacco Trade meets yogr a5sent, nave
the Ennor 10 be Youro bedfeut servant,
J. W. DICKINSON, Pres't.
W. L. TRAsK, Sec'y.
TENNESSEE MANUFACTURE.
Best Hogshead of Tobacco.--....Dip and SO
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M~Isslsslppl and tennessee RaiIroad.

ARRIVE. DEPART.
New Orleans Mail, daily...-2:45 pm. u:40 Am
y. Orleans Express, daily..-S=0 am. 4 80 PIN
Freight, daily except Sun
pm. 4b5 I'm
Mail Train makes direct connection for
New Orleans and all points South
Express Train makes direct connection for
COffeeviIle, Water Valley, Oxford, Holly
Springs and all points north OF Grenada on
Mississippi Central Railroad.
Ticket Office 81 l-2 Main street and at the
Depot. Omnibusses VIII call for passengers
and check baggage in any part of the city, by
leaving orders at 81 IL Main street.
A. :. LIVERMORE, Genl SupL.
q. OAKLEY. Gen1 Ticket Agent.
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COTTON.

The market during the week has been
active and prices have ranged from "A to
2sKe for Middlings. Receipts hsye been
light, owing To three or our days Of bad
weather, add exports have been proper
1ionablv small. All received has sold
readily. and the market has been kept
bare. So far but very little low cotton
has come 10 this market, but much picked
since the rain will fall below the average,
and from ~hencefortk Bll the orders for that
description Of the staple can be readily
oiled. The sales for the week win not
fall short Of : ,OO0 bales, while those OF to-
day will foot up about 1909 bales. More
could have been sold, but many
tables were closed out on Saturday,
and that received to-day was not all
ready for inspection. Among the days
Transactions was 6 Good Ordinary 23Kc;
10 Low llddiings 24c; 3, IL do, 24ci 70
shy Middusxs 2lJsc; al, +3, SO, 81, 80, Z,
81. 50, 81 MiddilBEs 24I4c; Al do, 24%e.
Holders were firm at &4c in the morn
ing. but were asking TGAc higher at
moon With.an active demand at 23Lc.
Towards night those who asked 24Ae
earlier in the day were disposed to sell at
che &c, but buyers were then = little
.a.h Walunnfa a. foIIoVvar
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Memphis and Louisville Railroad.

DEPART. ARRIvE-
Day Express, city time 90 Am. 2:15 am.
Night Express, city time..2s5 pm. R:2S am
Ticket Offices No. 2d IL Main street and at
Depot, head Of Main street.
Sleeping Car attached to Night Express
Train, which goes through to Nashville, via
Nashville and northwestern Railroad, with
out change.
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James 9. Anderson ct aiS.-Ex Parte ReIitlon,
No. 2lB-Chancery Court Of Memphis.
ID virtue of an in-teslocutoFy decree in this
ID cause, I viii sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, in front of the Clerk and Mas
LeFs once, In the city Of Memphis, Tenn on
Tuesday, November Z, 1853, within legal hours,
the folfoRipg Real Estate, to-wit:
A certain tract OF LAM lying and being in
the county Of shelby and Slate oF Tennessee,
WhereOn James c. Anderson, sr., resided al
the time OF his death, and known as his
homestead, near TO or upon the waters Of
Nonconnah creek, containing SO acres.
Before the day of sale the above tract will
be sukdiFi9ed ihtQ several small tracts.
Terms OF Sale|Gne-th4rd cash, balance on
a credit OF "A and two years; notes With Sc
eurity taken, bearing Interest from the day
OF sale, aud lien retained tin payment OF the
se% A. ASTON, c. and N.
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Lonsdais ttm.~ konsdsie -
Rosebud +I.~...ls Canoe. -..4gs ,s,49
Fruit OF the LoOm-9 Monadnook-1ei-@
Allendale- l04 50
G~reenviIle "A -.-.-l2h Jas. Steamniu-5-4-N
Statewide z -..-...l2Z Waltham--54-.-B
BROWN corroSs.
stark A.,,.-.44---16k Blue Ridge 44Hk
Prattvnle .lSR Augusta --.H
uQnsta....A4.. Manchester 12k
Pepperell r +4hn-15h H'y osnaburgs-9t oM
PebbsrsllQZfne.A by Os'bgs 3 or 70 =
PePpersllk sfRs,H AFg Tades~sle3f 70
FLAIDs AND STRIPES,
Tennessee plaids. ..&H Cumberland p'ds-.9
Texas plaids--...-3 Rouoake plalds--2
Kentucky plaids...A Ronoake stripes. II
ottawa plalds ..--9 Delaware stripes Is
Lomsunma p'ds-l5 Maryland stripes-E3l
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From the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
Va advIsn narsnns havirn hisrasph hair

We advise persons having diseased hair
to use Professor Christy's celebrated Hair
Lotto. 1t is put up In a bottle and box. La
dies who once Use Lotto discard every other
PREPARATION Cor the Fair, as it is the best
dressing for the HaIF in the world. The Lo-
ito never fails 10 remove the worst cases Of
Dandruf, and restore gray and bleaehed Hair
to its natural color.
For sale by druggists; sample bottles sent
TO any address in the United States by express
for 81. PROF. CHRISTY 4 co,
No. III Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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GIFT
GREAT DISTRIBUTION
BY the Metropolitan elft Co.
Cash FIST TO the AMOUNT of s5OO,OOO
EyERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.


Cash prizes.silver ware,etc-.valued at 81, 0O0,OO0
A chance to draw any OF the above Prizes
for sc. Tickets describing Prizes are senlef in
Envelopes and wei mixed. On receipt OF sc
4 &saIed Ticket b drawn without choice and
sent BY mail TO any address. n prize named
upon II will be delivered to the Ecket-holder
on payment OF One Dollar. Prizes are inme-
diately sent 70 any address BY express or re-
turn mail.
Yea will know what your Prize Is before
You pay for IL Any Prize Exchanged for an
Ot4er some pdtne. No blanks. Our patrons
can depend on fair dealing.
REFERENcEs-Weselec the foIlowfnz from
many who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes
and kindly permitted Us to publish Them:
andre ]. Burns, Chicago, Sl0,o0o; Miss Clara
=. walker, Baltimore, Piano, $500; James NJ
Matthews, Detroit, $5,00; John T. Andrews,
Savannah, $500; Mis- Agnes simmons,
Charieston. Piano. ss0o. Ws pu6iish no
names without permission.
@OPIEIoNSo on TIE PnEss@"The arm Is relia-
Bile, and deserve their success. - Weekly Itto-
u1e, HoH .. I'VE know them 70 be . t&tr
dealing drm."-N. j. Her1<d, M1y - "a
friend OF ours drew a $500 prize, which was
promptly rsoeiYedI-pdsiy NetCs, June 3
Saud for circular. Liberal Inducements to
agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every
package Of scaled envelopes contains n
rxsa SIR. Six Tickets 1ors1: Is FOR 81: IS for
81. no for SIS. Aulettsrs should be addressed
10 HARPER. WILSON & CO,
COS 1Z8 Broadway, New York.
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In Remote settlepents Of pnt0Id YaIue

Food makes blood: blood niaRes the body.
If the blood be pure, the body Is healthy. SO
II we are not in health, we know some mpu-
rites are lurking about which must be re-
mOssi. and the sooner the better.
Rro1sdHett's fiis Gfal2ts III rom The system
toh5ca ndfUfe pectisil5 tOliJSr.
The wonderful cures effected by Braudreth's
Puls have arrested the attention of enlight-
ened physisians. Upwards OF i've thousand
now use them IN heir daily practice, and
two hundred have given their written testi-
many 40 TO their Innocence and value, as
cleanseFs Of the novels aud blood,
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