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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18
Violet Eyes.
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One can never quite forget
Eyes like yours, May Margaret,
Eyes of dewey violet,
Nothing like them, Margaret,
Save the blossoms newly born
Of the May and of the morn.
Oft my memory wanders back
To those burning eyes and black,
Whose heat>lightnings once could move
Me to passion, not to love;
Longer In my heart OF hearts
Linger those disguised arts,
Which, betimes, hazel pair
Used upon me unaware.
And the wise and tender gray
Eyes wherewith a saint might pray
Speak of pledges that endure,
And of faith and vigils pure;
But Tor him who fain would know
All the fire the first can show,
All the art or friendship fast
OF the second and the last
And would gain subtler worth,
Part Of heaven and part Of earth
He these mingling rays can find
In but sne immortal kind.
In those eyes of violet,
In your eyes, May Margaret
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18
Uncle Billy's speech.

When | was a drunkard, / could
never get my barn more than half
full. The first year after signing the
pledge filed nv barn and had two
stacks: this year filed my barn and
have four stacks.
When was a drunkard, / owned
only one poor old cow, and / think
she must havei been ashamed OF me,
for she was red in the face; now /
own five good cows, and three as
good horses as ever looked through
q collar.
When / was q drunkard trudged
from place to place on foot now 1
can ride.
When / was drunkard, was
three hundred dollars in debt, since
! signed the total abstinence pledge
I have paid that debt, and have pur-
chased two hundred acres Of wild
land and ] have the deed in my pos
session; two Of my sons are living on
that lot.
When / sas . drunkard ] ussd -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18
MAXEY'S
Improved Spring Bed Bottom
PATENTED THE asI DAT oF JANUARY, 1855.
IGTTF6S m n 500


LETTERS NO 1852.
This IL superior to all other Spring Bed Bottoms
fellows:
l. The pressure on the Springs is even, and there
l. saggng or bagging down Of any part while the
tall elasticity remains
2 There is no giving way Of any part, because IL 10
stayed az sides as well as ends
s. II IL adjustablet to any sized bed, with or with
out additional slats.
4. ANY mechanic can make one. or any common
farmer who can use tools for fsrn purposes, can
readily make or adjust enc.
5. They are cheaper than any Spring Bottom
known, and materials to make hem can be procured
g. They are lighter than any other Spring Bottom,
and can readily he made ia sustain a light
weight, heavy weight, without being too stin or
timber.
7. They are more durable ulaa any other Bed
Bottom known.
Call and examine them-try them, and ysu will
never use any other.
The Paten,ee, Nathan Matsy, Of Plymouth,
Indiana, has his head quarters w. B. DicksoR's
Hardware store, Sd door, ril-t hand side I'D
stairs, who win sell Bed Bottoms or Territory to
persons that may wish 10 purchase, and where may
be seen q sample Bed Bottom.
CERTIFICATE.
We have had occasion to examine and try the
above Bed Bottom, and fully endorse all that ID
claimed for il by the inventor:
CHARLES PALMER, Cabinet
Maker and Furniture Dealer
TH0S. MCDONALD, Ex Auditor,
JOHN W. HOUGHTON, Recorder,
DAVID II W, Sheriff NJ. Co.,
c. II. REEVE. Atty,
II. @. THAYER, Com. Merchant,
sam BECKER. Merchants,
J. BR0wNLEE. Merchant,
J. W. BENNETT. NJ. d.
I'D. GRAY. VI. d.
H.. BACkUS, NJ. d.
A. G. CAPR0N, Atty,
u. ylNALL, NJ. d,
T. "A. B0RT0N.
HB. DICKSON, Merchant,
Z. p. LESLIE, NJ. d.
I. MATIINGLY, Editor Rep.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18

Special despatch to the Chicago Tribune
OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. IL.
The day dawned with dark at
mosphere, accompanied with blind.
ing snow, drifting from the east
Sleigh-loads of country people hcgar
to arrive at an early hour, and 81
once set about securing a standpoint
to view the scaffold and hear the las,
words anticipated to fall from the
lips Of Wheela1.
Anime o'clock there were about
three hundred gathered on the east
side of the Jail, eagerly watching the
drop and the slightest movement
from within. At 10 o'clock there
were about two thousand people, or.
derby and quiet. The military, un-
der command Of Lord Russell kept
the crowd back,
The prison physician made his
last visit to Wheelan at ten o'clock,
and reported him in good nerve, no
agitation or furry being perceptible.
AT this time the members Of the press
and a number of medical men were
admitted at the main door of the Jail.
None but those who had written pas
ses were allowed to enter.
After q delay of few minutes the
Sheriff, attired in official robes, en-
tered and announced that all was
ready. By this time the crowd had
increased to about six thousand per
sons.
At ii o'clock Wheelan was pin
toned and led from the Jail, accom-
panied by the sheriff and three priest
in white surplices. He looked very
pale and excited, but moved along
with firm steps and mounted the
stairway to the scaffold. responding
distinctly to the prayers. After the
pater nosfer had been repeated he
said: i beg pardon for any offense l
may have committed. | forgive all
parties who have injured me. | ask
forgivenessfrom any one may have
injured. Goa save Ireland, and God
save my SOUL
The executioner then fitted on the
white cap and drew it over his face.
adjusted the rope, and in few min
utes the drop fell and Wheelan hung
by the neck four minutes, suffering
intensely, and then drew his last
gasp.
The execution took place at 11:l5
a. IN. precisely. He did not make a
long speech as was expected, but it
is said he left written document
with the sheriff, the purport Of VII oh
is not known.
OTTAWA, Feb. 11.-Wheelan is re-
signed and penitent. Two Sisters of
Mercy and two Catholic priests are
with him constantly. They admin
istered the sacrament last night. No
one is admitted to see him. Even
his wife had to say farewell through
the CRATES in the presence of the
sheriff and jailors. Four soldiers are
in the corridor, Is in the Jail, and a
battalion of rifles is stationed out
side.
Wheelan has been moved into a
lower cell, as he could make signs
to pc pie outside the Jail from the
window.
He has not attempted suicide, nor
his wife begged bis life of the Gov
ernor. His written statement says
there were four present at the murler
of Darcy MCGEE. He exculpates
Doyle and Buckley, and says he is
sworn to secresy and will die rather
than disclose.
Fenians are rampant. They have
held meetings, and threaten to cheat
justice by shooting Wheelan.
MONTREAL, Feb. 1.-THE Fenians
are much excited and intended a
demonstration here yesterday, but
the authorities were prepared to stop
them. Several .Fenians have left for
the United States
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18

II has long been claimed that II We knew II, there
would be an herb, a combination Of herbs, rootsI
and bsrks that would all human flesh is
heir to- DR.. Mishler, with few Of his professional
friends, have kept this idea constantly i'm view, and
aosred earnestly and perseverngy for years 70 end
this most desirable treasure. Though they have not
found In instant cure for all complaints, they have
nevertheless discovered remedy, which, yet, has
never failed In curing Chils and Fever, Dyspepsia,
and ali diseases arising from any impurity Of the
blood or dsarrangsnent of the digestive organs.
ciuding Liver Complaint, Coughs, Cold5 Sick Head
ache. Neuralgia, Nervousness, General Debility and
all affections Of thu Kidneys and Urinary Organs
This great discovery in honor of the indie
labors OF Dr. b. MishIer. is called Mishler's Herb
bitters and whenever introduced takes the place Of
Quinine and the host Of other remedies used hereto
fore for the complaints mentioned above
Sold by all Druggists and General Dealers
repaired solely by DR. s. b. HARTMAN CO.,
Successors 70 DR.. B. MIsHLER, Lancaster, Psnla.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18
swear; have now ceased to be pro

swear; / have now ceased to be pro-
fame.
The last year Of my drunkenness
my doctors bill amounted to thirty
dollars; since signed the pledge /
have not been called upon to pay a
cent for medicine.
l am not poet, but l have put
my farewell to rum into verse:
Farewell DRINKS, so nigh and han
dy;
Farewell rum and gin and brandy,
Farewell empty pots and kettles,
Farewell cupboard and no victuals;
Farewell rooms free to all wealth
ers;
Farewell beds which have no feath-
ers;
Farewell doors that need a swab-
file;
Farewell yards that have no wood
pile
Farewell faded vest and brooches;
Farewell coats more holes than
stitches;
Farewell hats that have ne rims
on;
Farewell faces red as crimson;
Farewell tubs that have no bacon;
Farewell ways that I've fersaken;
Farewell broken chairs and tables
Farewell dwellings worse than sta
bles;'
Farewell oaths that I have spoken;
Farewell landlords and bar tend
ers;
Farewell all blue-devil senders.
Temperance Advocate.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18
ROSADALIS
Is Recommended by the
Best Physicians Everywhere.
Read the following from

Read the following from
Mr. =. DIN Dannelly, now Of thiscity, formerly Pro.
the Middle Georgia Medical College, Chief Surgeon
State OF South Carolina during the war; Wise Pr-si-
dent Georgia Medical Association.
DIR. Lawrence: / have carefully examined your
formula for the ROSADALIS, and recommen dad il
to several Of my patients. The combination is hap
py one, and must prove potent remedy in all dis
eases requiring the virtues Of great Alternative med
ieine. i wish you success.
Baltimore; April p, 1s6s.
Baltimore, Nd. March 4, 1s6s.
believe DR.. Lawrcncs's ROSADALIS to be the
best htsrativs la use, and therefore cheerfuiy
commend il as such. TH0S. J. BoYkIN, VI. d
Baltimore, Feb. no. $685.
Or. J. J. Lawrence, Dear Sir: L take pleasure in
recommending your RoSADALIS as n very power
fal Alternative. Yours truly.
We know DR.. Lawrence's R0SADALIs to be a
sfae and reliable Alternative &e and take pleasure In
reiommendingi ii to the profession and tae publr.
A. ID. Moore. NJ ID. z. Barnes, VI. ID.
L. A Smith NJ ID, r. w. King. NJ. d.
j. III. Winsfead, VI. ID. s. Woodward, NJ ID.
Il. G.. Barham, NJ. ID. w. 7. Brewer, VI. ID.
W. G. Duggan, NJ. u. W J. Bullock, NJ ID.
Wilson. y. g.. January I'll Sos.
~ For testimonials of r narkabl > cares see sRs
sadalis Almanac" for this year.
Prepared ct the Labratory OF
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18
Vegetable SieiIian Hair Remover

E.gs sfooS! the test of scress yo0rs
Sefcre the pubic and no prepar-
stsc's f3r N sdir has yet tscls do
core-eT sAcs c0iH produces thc some
sessfc-ts. results. f:iso entirely
ssetC S--rersiftc discovery, ce-ssbtp-
ing srts'p of fts moss coiccfTui and
Fc3fo,-sSsscc n1cuiS t.t tie FkcET-
sSsE - SGD oia. II restores CaEV
EsiR TO sTs ea,cfaAL YOUTH,
FDA COLOR. II iffakcs the sctsSp
s,ssstc Gr,s c:een ctfres dsDirssH
enc h,tssors. anil falling ont Of
the hair; and UiU make IL grcsS
eps.s, 5ssid heads. except IN very
a1e6 ,sersors, as &c FURNISHES ths
aN:Sifi.e principle by schicA tia
s<s.s. q notsri,N-stJ and supported.
lie makes fhe he'ir moist, soft, and
Gfos--. md ~ ansrs'pasScd as q
N1fI Or ESSI " q. Ills ne
cheapest preparations ecer offered
"a fke rss,iic. as one bottle sciH az
cowgi,sA more and last longer
Esas i,see ectties Of any other
Preparations.
III 4. room u<raed and used Or
the First saedical Authority.
T:sc 1eadesJyl results prodnccd
eS sar Sicilias Hair Eenetcer hare
tHstaced Nanny to MANUFACTURE
preparations for TIE Hair, under
raricns y-Hnoes; and. ia order to
tcI.ce fAe frods and the p,s0Iic TO
parchass their compounds, they
hsre rs<orfcd to fassehc5d, 6y
claiming shev tvere former part
ssrs'S, or had soS1se connection tCtth
ear NJ. Hall. and their prePard-
floa lros similar 20 ours. Do not
be stec<ire,t 5y them. Purchase the
o~iyiRos: if has 1ever get been
equoiyesi. Our Treatise on the
Hair. niiA certificates, sent free
by mail. See that each bottle has
oar prirafs gserenue Stamp over
Ae top ef fbc bottle. All others
are iDlitcfions.
R.P Hall & Co., Props, Nashua, Nh,
Sod b. al Dr,.qqists and DsaleIs IN hediess.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned in the Grocery business under the style
of Hite, Shook & D, his day dissolved by mu
tua consent. The business will be continued at the
same stand by Shook d Crawford, to whom all debts
due the late firm payable and who will likewise
sottle all claims against the same.
\, NJ. HITE,
Z. X SHOOK,
JOELCRAWFORD
n>.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18
SDecial N0lICe0.

Special Notices.
LOTTO, LOTTO, LOTTO
Lotto, Lotto.
THE classic poets have sung to MS Of spring
II whose ETHEREAL waters impart perpetual youth
and beauty to all who will drink Of them. Ii 10 new
| conceded by all that the magical effects Of the
LOTTO
Far surpassine those produced ~ the waters
that famous spring.
Lawyers, doctors, statesmen, whose heads wers
bald, have said IL constitutional rather. he
reditary. Let q word 10 the hereditary bald
ness without entering into extended argument.
The brain Is the machine which runs the human sys
tenn and where l-power las the phrenocgist call
it, or frmrss. together with largo amount of brain
are both largely developed, this character does
let the world move him, he moves the world. III
merchant his feet planted the five contine Mt
ofupper WORLDS he finds and undiscovered
worlds for Investigation; OF. as the poet, drags all
the horrors Of subliDties Of the Imagination in
thyme before your vision. Such may
have days sickness from the cradle TO the tomb.
stll there is always a siumbering ire kept alive BY
action Of the brain. and unless the person my
LOTTO
To Keep the hair r-althy. he is certain to become
bald. Ifyou wish ~ see bald heads look at the
cessful lawyers doctors. statesman merchant, bank
thoughts to his profession, and not once thoughtt
hair. On the other hand. IL the mans development
does not prompt him 10 be first in the worlds drs-
ma but rather remain at the tail end Of everything.
sIch men are never bald, without brain fever =,
some other prcsrating sickness brings the hair out
The two charafeTs described can he found in almost
every family-the children OF one father. Is bald
ness then hereditary? Chemists have prepared arti
cles for the hair until there sale for il and
then like chameleon change its color and name and
nothing else.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18
ROE. CHRISTX,S

Object was TO create something which should last
for The first attained in ascer-
tanning the cause of gray hair and badness. The
second, the discovery Of vegetable compound,
whose nutrient virtues would aay ths fever Of the
ed brain aud trstify that he
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18

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a year for a valuable eight page paper. .sThe
showing How TO do Business. Moons OF success,
Dealings and Operations, Sketches Of Business Life
and Business Men, Commercial Law. Political E
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Stories Poetry. Essays on Social Life aud Manners,
Anecdotes, Miscellany. &C. Only Fifty cssts year
Clubs Of Seven. %: Twelve, s. Fop Ten names md
IS we will send The Ciffendsn Commerciai Arithmetic
6Business Manrai, Price $3.50. Address s.
CRIrfEDEN - CO., 637 Che stnut st.. Phiia-. Pa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18
south Bend & Plyotith
HMA-G-~e

Leaves South Bend Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, on the arrival Of the Niles, Berrien and
st. Joseph Stages.
Leaves Plymouth Tuesdays Thursdays and Fri
days the arrival Of the morning train from the
East.
Stage ofces.-Livery 01hcs Of Ireland Chh. South
Bend, and Parker HOUSE, Plymouth.
no Good Coaches, careful Drivers Baggage care
fully handled. IRELAND 4 GISH,
Propristors.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18

xssisSsns ESssor Chrfs.son oHrosscl~, Philadelphia
.sS- derived decided benefit ffoa Ne q Hsee
ards Gre bistsrs and sesi il ny Dvfv1egs ~
s.bi r.. ~rp a lnost vassase tonio - al VIE
...Fs.rns general dsh5iiy troSs &s.esss sssg
i,o1n d<z.ng~lssrs Of Me kvsr. Yesn suly,
z ID. YENDALA
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18
PRrCES-

ffovaard's German Bttsrs, per horde ...."-...e
hal dorm ......... q
s.,.s.pS'- ccrrnan Teaie. pat mp quart bottles. =
per hottie a half dozc1 tor --..-.-. -
zss- ns not ;crsss ie examine wea ne ssesh -
~. ~ % Sss " wi the genuine
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18
LOTTO
ChriSty'S Hair Lotto.

Is Just the thing. 1.-THE head is covered with dan
drum, something is wrong with the roots of the hair
fffhe hair is turning gray. IL needs dOctorinx.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18
CANADA.

Wheelan, the Assassin, Exc
cuted
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18
90 e. - z Kssasrs. I'D.

rssa = - ~ Sess,s Co. ''.-i..1>,.s~
= y.-s.f-- C-- as-a c.. -e,,--..ss -
e7ss.-- -f.i-e-s r-e-e -s--.>sAs<sa
e-f-ef--- -'-.a ~ . So 49, prss
..se 8 ~ o.--- - : 1i.r-l: sst w;Sh O
s'-> ssaoi ~ . x. Instances ssi
"a s-@ry 70 ~, <S 20 own hss9. q ~
.-ei.il sssrs OF 1T Hcos-sG's SeFnxn 4tters SspA1
Nj once trom my 0so<i course. TO szpss<s NJ ~
...s thai. fs ssEerOf d-ba.fy q as svs1sr ssk
sf.-essliy Jer Lsr>y Com fssr<, sSfs esi vest
n-~ySr.ssr ~ IL Iasy saN hxt ss,aAny,
itIbl bot, it Will b< ye-y besefria 70 tkess VIE s1B
Son Tie zsose esss~s
Vosra- very respectfully,
J. n. KENNAAD,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18
CAUTION.

Hoorand's German Re.edsss ssu.ss<ssssl- -
.,,. ,h. 80 ,ure N - e. II. JAV4D06
!. on AKA wr~pp.r q sssA hestis.
All eiscrr scua EA- t~ssA
Pri-e:csJ OSes = asa n9Ryy
UHALI.Hs n. YvAWA.
A-rruap D,ugdst, Pr~prts>sr.
Pormssiy q. u. JAeTsss . -
FOr ,.., sy ~ Druggists and DsaisO N ksAshsA
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18
Hon. James Themeson.

yxAss u As s,grsms eou4 II Psnssylra~SA
Pssrdeiphid. April - beo4
Il sso.ider 5e0sAnSs Usrn9@. eitters' . vessaD0
49, ~ = ~ ssss<-> - Iisssss >os S~vp~PpD
3 "a -r--if. t,-<s- ri II ~
f,aar. vT4 lrS,-<s.
ssNtG TAssss rSCvAs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Are made strong the Of either OF these rsesa
They W. cure every Of AARASAyS vhA~4
fail
hEFSs - the pfoprie.t< but space vis sAaE - ~
puL-.ssiD& 81 GLt fcv. Tboss. Il vs b< osservs&
l.s l-,ie.sl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18

Dec. Is, 1865.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-01-29
REPORTS


NEw York. January 2S.-CornoN-Firm.-
Sales 20ac for Middhng Uplands. ~FLoUR-AIarke
moderately active. Receipts 1856 bus. Sales at
G.65@7,l5 for Extra State; G,40n7,5 80 for Extra
Western 6,50@g,OO for Round Hoop Ohio. Rye
Flonr-Market quiet. wHEAT-In moderate de.
inand. Receipts 500 bus. sales 1900 bus: No. 2
spring az l,bSenl ,63, I'm store and ahoat. Corn
Receipts 1914 bus. Sales 5000 bus; pI0eGc for
now mixed western; Ole for western yellow; 07Ci
Doc for southern yellow; S5SSSc Tor New Osloans
white. ~BARLhY-Market quiet. OArg-Markct
hrmci. sales $4,000 bus, western, In store I5hc.-
.onK-Markct firm. Sales al f3O.OONHLl2 for
Now Mess; S29.0O@29. % for old. BREr- Market
steady. Gun MENTs-Market firm. LAnD-Markrt
rules hrmcr. Sales at lSAC8l91 for Steam; 1870
zoe for Kettle Rendered. BuTIEH-Markct steady.
C~HEEsE-Market firm. WmsKY-Market quiet
sUoMn-Markot quiet and steady. EGGs-Nlar.
ket quiet. PErRoLEUM-Sales Of Crude At Gle;
Refined at 30lsc.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-01-29

THE SYsrETRIzER OR BODY BALANCE is the
last new invention Of Fashion, and the only
ono that receives tho endorsement Of the
Medical Faculty, as It has no evil effects aris-
ing from its use, Tut is conceded by an who
wear them, aside from tho grace IL gives the
wearer, they also imi rove In health.
This light, cool, and springy device,
promptly erects the dropping figure, expands
the chest and lungs, iattens prominent
shoulder blades, slopes sharp and square
shoulders, gives symmetry to the form. elias.
ITCHY to the movements, and compcls the at
tire TO dt gracefully
ltH principle of action is simple, and con-
sists mainly, ia 80 bracing forward the small
or weak portion OF the back, as to balance
the body upon its spinal centre.
Everybody who valucs a beautiful figure
and grace of motion, wears the Sympietriger.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-01-29
Amongst tie many Testimonials in
our pos cssiOn. we have ONLY
roO.r for the following:

NLw HAVEN, CoNS., Oct H.. ls5G.
Asssrs O. g. CiHri H. Co.,:
H-NiL' ENi-l feai 40 Juty uudpItaeurs 90 civ,
YOU 'I ltht II my experience boo tlru-. off go.'.
N9u-n alu. From taking r. heavy cold WAS
snm,j,,,. ". WIZ the congestion of the luuge. and
~Sohuhl.G 90 TAI. under the best medical r8r, u,tii
Wa gwen up uy compyteut medical authority 4.
gl' lIcfe seemed nothing but stfinuuatlgu and
ore me was told that further medical
sl5H'o loaeduh' when airirId, who had been greatly
ueu'hLl,d by using The BaIsau, broueIi hue d b5t.
to' IIla wa aitcr had dour with Oh, doctor aYl
l1hu't ue IN, "lciuc, aud CONTINUED o. iuIur5y,.
uhul ny cough stopped aud my lungs healed. and
But " ~ used 10 bottles. remain, g,uts. with
great respect,
Your ob't servt JOHN WELLS
200 Washington ST., NOW Haven, CT.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-01-29
O. II. p. 4 co. 1863. mos.

A FORTUNE MADE EASY .-Thero is no bet.
ter time or opportunity Of getting up in the
world on n dollar, than by investing at
once in the Gardner. Real Estate Distribution
OF st. louis. There are 500 prizes, averag-
did Ashbrouk Mansion, worth $50, 900, other
beautiful residences and lots in st. Louis,
line fum and farming lands near the city.
As the association Is obligated to draw eth
February or refund the money, the tickets
must be ~sold-honce tho following liberal in
ancements; Six tickets for So; twelve for
everywhere 70 sell tickets. Commission
given which will make il an object. Fp'terms
and circulars describing scheme, address L.
Don Hendershot, APO Walnut st.. 81 Louis, Mo.