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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-01-05
Written for the American Stock Jourhsl.I Chester White Hogs in the
 Soufh

south.
 We published the following lette from our friend Capt. J. M. Quarles, | answer to many of our correspondent. who wish to-know if the Chester Whif' Pigs are adapted to the wants of iHe South. :.a
 -,. WARSAW, Sumter Co.,. Ala, SeN -2S, '6S. MgssRs N. P. BOYER X Co.,
 The pigs I ordered of you, came to hand after being on the journey days They gained 5 lbs, on the trip, which speaks well for good treatment, by Adams Express Agents. recommend to those ordering stock, Adams Express, if they want to receive it in good order.
 When l received the pigs, they weigh ed seventy lbs, I weighed them again after keeping them six days, and they weighed eighty five lbs, making gain of fifteen lbs in less than a week 1 could have made them weigh more, but don't want to get them too fat for breeding pur- poses.
 am perfectly delighted with my pigs, l don't believe the world can beat them, and this is not my opinicn, but the opinion of every enc that has seen them, and they number some seventy or eighty persons. I know now that have got the best breed of hogs in the world, there is no use ofany one denying the fact, l have got them, in the Chester Whites. No one can improve on that stock of hogs my boar pig which is about seven weeks old, suppose, measures this morning, from the end of the nose to the end of the tail, three feet two inches, this looks like exaggcration. and a great many won't believe it; l will say to all that don't, l win back what l say with hundred dollar bill.
 My advice to all Southern people is, to turn their attention to raising stock, and that of the puresr kind. This thing of raising cotton and buying meat won't pay, tried it two years. Many will say they cant keep their stock, that the freedmen will kill it, that is true if they don't attend to it,
 ! have had as much bad luck in that way as any one lost all my hogs the first year after the surrender. except SIX The next year I lost all but one, and that was shot, besides 1 had one of my work oxen stolen. One would naturally say l can't raise stock after so much bad luck, so would l have said so if 1 had not got conyalesant of the cotton fever--I found out it was leading me to starvation. The irst of this year went over the country and bought some sows and shoats, have now got eighty head of hogs; thirty eight of which will kill at, 1 think, an average weight of 200 lbs. How did keep these hogs? l gave them my personal atten- ton, besides had secret agents employ ed. 1 have not lost hog this year, and every one south can be as lucky as my. self if they will go to the trouble. In conclusion l will say, if they will take the trouble to send to you and get some of your Chester Whites, they will be so fine they cant help looking after them.
 Respectfully, J. M. QuARLEs.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-01-05

OF all the remedies that have been discov- cred during the present age for the ''tbousand ills that flesh is heir to. none equal this won derful preparation. Only ten years have elapsed since the discoverer, twho spent a decade in studying experiments, and perfect ing it.) first introduced i to the public, and it is already recognized by the mosi eminent physicians in all parts of the country to be the most surprising and effective remedy for certain diseases of which they have knowl- edge.
 All other Compounds or Syrups of this root have hitherto failed to command the sanction of the Faenlty, because, on being tested they have been found to contain noxions ingredi- ents, which neutralize the good effects of the Sarsaparilla, anc oftentimes injure the health of the patient. It is not so with Hurley's preparation.
 This is the pure and genuine extract of the root and will, on trial, be found to effect a certain and perfect cure of the following com plaisN and diseases:
 AEectiOn Oc sise Bones. Habisnal COStsveneSS. Diseases Of tsae
 Kidneys, Dyspepsia, Ery-
 sipeias. Female Erreg-
 zGlarfsfss, EiSsulR,
 skin Diseases,
 Indigestion.
 Liver Complaint, Plies, sc.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-01-05
Hurley'S POPULAR WORM CANDY.

As this is really Specific for Worms, and the best and most palatable form to give to children. it is not surprising that it is fast ta- king the place of ali other prcparations-it being tasteless any child will take it.
 JAMES PUDDLE x CO,
 Proprictors.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-01-05
Ezurley'S
 SInmackie 3itters.

For debility, loss of appetite, weakness, in digestion or dyspepsia, want of action of the liver, or disordered stomach, tEere are no Bi;ters that can compare with these in remov- ing these distressing complaints. For sale or can be had at any drug store in the United States, from the proprietors, Louisville, Ky, to whom all orders should be addressed.
 JAMES PUDDLE & CO.,,
 Proprietors.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-01-05

SOUTHERN At,AAS for the wei, known S P. P. Stewards Cooking Stoves. Heat. ing Stoves of all descriptions and patterns
 Dealer in Tableware, Crates, Cutlery and House Furnishing Goods.
 Manufacturer oS Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware.
 All Goods guaranteed as rcpresented and orders from the country solicited and prompt- ly attended to. Send for cuts and pampll- lets. seps-5m
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-01-05

MAKE UP CLUBS. Best Family Paper in Arka sas.
 The CITIZEN is presented to the people of Arkansas as large in form as any Dem- ocratic weekly in the State. Although independent in all things, and neutral in nothing, it is emphatically a
 FAMILY NEWSPAPER. And now ranks as one of the first in the State. The greatest care will be taken to make it's selections choice and instructive. A new feature will soon be added by pub fishing story each week, or if too long, running it through two or three numbers, The political complexion of the Citizen is white-opposed to negro suffrage and a score of other Radical tenets, and while opposing them shall advocate the principle that white men should rule white men.
 In times of great political danger every man should take paper, and it is more than probable that the present year will witness more political excitement and ex- traordinary political events than any pre- vious one of our nationality. Let the people assist the CITIZEN by joining in and making up clubs, and they will there. by render it Il powerful auxiliary in their warfare against hateful negro suffrage and the many other evils the Radical party design thrusting upon the State
 Read the following club rates, which are lower than those of any other weekly west of the Mississippi river:
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 We ask of the friends of the Citizen, and of the cause, to exert themselves in forming clubs in every locality.
 Money can be sent at our risk in regis tered envelope. Address
 POE X MATHEWS,
 Des Are, Ark
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-01-05

REFER ro-state Savings Association st. Louis. Mo; Pike, Lepcyre & Brother, New Orleans, La; Loekard X Ireland. Cincinnati Ohio; ;. Peter Co.,, Louisville, Ky s. Il. Tucker, Banker, Little Rock, Ark. sugl6
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-01-05
FOR SALE.

ONE Twenty-Five Horse Power Portable Steam Engine, in running order, and nearly new; also, an excellent Corn Mill, capable of grinding twenty bushels of corn per hour. The above will be sold on terms to suit the times. For particulars. enquire at the Des Are lin. march :, iscs-tf
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-01-05
STAR SHUTTLE s + w 1 N t N ACHl N E s !

for durability, simplicity and beauty, stands withoat a rival. The stitch is alike on both sides of the fabric sewed, and will not rip or rayel. The following facts hav- ing been demonstrated. are given as reasons why the STAR MACHINE should be prefer red to any other:
 l. Their great simplicity.
 ?. It is impossible for them to get out of adjustment during proper usage.
 .. They are of great capacity, and will stitch, hem fell, braid, bind, cord and gather without basting.
 f. They have an adjustable press or foot to hold the work; and they sew equally well the lightest and heaviest fabrics.
 ,. They VII sew over the heaviest seams without changing the tension or breaking the finest thread.
 6. They use straight needle--curved ones are liable to break. '. The needle has perpendicular motion. This is absolutely necessary for heavy work. s. They run easily, and are almost noise- l less.
 THE STAR SHUTTLE is emphaticaliy a 1 frst-class Machine in every respect, and. what is most of all, it is offered at lower price than any other good machine in the market. Further particulars furnished on duplication.
 NJ NJ. BEACH X CO, 85S Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
 re9. The rsuel discount allowed to local agents. seps-iy
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FOR SALE.
PA1LRoAD FORECLOSURE sALE.-THE

DAILROAD FORECLOSURE SALE.-THE
undersigned grantee in trust and Special Master
Commissioner of the Circuit Court of the United Satos
in and for the Southern District OF Ohio the case of
Charles Moran Trustee against the Cincinnati and Zanes
vile Railroad Company pending in said Court in Ohancery
by authority of the decree rendered in said the
October term thereof A d. 1862 WILL the first day of
December 1862 between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and
4ococ NJ of said day. at the door OF the Court House
of said Court in the city of Sncnnat Ohio offer and
to sale by public yendue to the highest bidder for
cash, payable continuation of said sale by said Court
but not for less than the minimum fixed by said
Court, nameyone million three thousand nine hundred
and sixty-eght dollars (81O03g6S). THE RAILROAD,
OTHER PROPERTY AND FRANCHISES, IN
CLUDING THE FRANCHISE TO Bic AND ACT AS A
CORPORATION OF THE CINCINNATI AND ZANES-
VILE RAILROAD COMPANY IN THE STATE OF
OHIO. Ii sale fhal be effected at the time and place
above designated the biddngs will be adjourned from day
day, time to time, by proclamation and pursuant
thereto will be continued TO complete the sale Posses
Of the premises be delivered TO the purchaser on
confirmation and payment of the purchase
punce other respects with the terms Ell tho oraer OF
sale by the purchaser being also required
CHARLES MORAN, Trustee,
And Special Master Commissioner,
Address, New York City.
ur,,Tpp DAUeHFRTY, Solicitors for Oomplainants
Address, Lancaster, ONO ~ ~ IOG
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PERSONAL.
- REMOVAL.

TIONI
~ REMOVAL.
DONNELLY'S OLD ESTABLISHED
PHOENIX MONEY LOAN OFFICE a..
removed from No q29 SOUTH Street corner Of RONALD
SON, to his new and large building No I4S SOUTH
Street. Broad Entrance TO private ece at door or
Dwelling; also on DOYLE Street, in the rear where
money will be leaned usual ON Diam9nds, Watches,
Carpets, Furniture, Pictures PAINTINGS Guns Pistols
Musical Insrumens and goods of every description and
value Secure safes for the keeping Of valuables also
ample accommodation for the and storage Of goods
VINCENT p. DONNELIY Broker,
lOB0lm No. 1888 SOUTH Street
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.TExANDER g. CATTELL L 81 co.
A "a AAH1INF "a ~ - COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Al FhON No i9s AORTH WHARVES
No ~ NORTH WATER STREET. ...,
" - PHILADHLPHIA. BE
ALExANDER oATITlG' ALDAh OAIEA1@
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Ion
For tho Week Ending deE.3Qth. :
Warrantee Deed from G. n. Middsndorf
and wife to B: H: ;Dingpaa' fer lots 4. s, g.,
rs and 9 blk "A in Brunning's add: TO:
warra"tss bed it from l Betsy B.idl.%so man
to Frederick Pfeiffer. for vi Of lots s audi
blf 43ins,own IF Sank Centre, $24O
War1antee Deed from Mary Tobey and
hnsb.atN l. j.. White for lots 4, s, 6, II and
IL Blk 81 in St. Cloud City. $500
Warr,ntes Deed from Mary eager = and
husbs TO Mark Bedtll and Charles NJ. Hin
. man for LOT 49, pr - tYEq G3 A'uk e esa;
Warrantee Deed from H. Bittmcn and
wife to ,Haitys Fi6tBam for. dhd. ! nw} seq
and 81 set net Sec. 2 T. 1872 R. % west. 800
WaFrapteel Deed from Henry Fietsam and
wife to Herman Bittman fo- und. net se4
!, :.d y},9ffH4 9s4 sse' 2 T. 122 R s, ,asi
warrantee Deed from H.. Bittman and
wife to B. H. Nfpeasr ,fofM} az s1K nef
Sec. z I. 122 r. % west. 800
and wife to: Barney Kif5eier {or SET se4
Wa"rantee Deed from Henry Landwehf
and wife 70 Barney Kihmeier for 100 acres
near St. kdlustaiIJ $500
Wsrrantee Deed from David D. Sbombs
and Fifx Ia. Palmer Ketcham for 81 not and
nj sci Sec. 80 T. 1913 r. ~ west. $1,000
b: anil-elaim Deed from Peter Eich and
wife 70 John Rassier for nw} set Sec. 35!T'
125 r. 20 west. S1DO
warrantee psJd iftoh 20le: loisseh1 pa
wife to Nave Erickson for lot 2 Sec. 50 IT,
l241H l9StesE {,!IaiaJSaHtl $l84
Quit.cl Jim Deed from Amanda s. Dsnlib
:1 3 .ss 81 Is n..t o :ad ST s.
at &c., 2.adh ael fst Sec. 8 T. l2s ~ =;
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:! DISCOVERY OF GOLD.

In examining =: large lot Of new: goods
received last week by that popular and en-
terprising merchant, 10. .Edelbrock, a
number of persons discovered that they
could saye money by purchasing Of linn.
He sells mems full suits for S.; handsome
suits made in the best manner, for $22.
An elsgant assortment Of dress goods. be-
sides white goods, domestics, 60. .Atten-
ton is called to his hats and caps, which
are going off rapidly. Boots, shoes and
lgaiters in line assortment. For choice
family groceries,,, Edelbtock's is head
- "*3tHft, .t1@ H:@..tf
!quafeee4.2tw. y II
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TRANSPORTATION

- -; H!O =. - :Ar.A.HSY ~
I',.rEsa5n JON ~ -
If the shove articles, and any other goods
that may be required, to the place Of dis
Bidders Bidder. Vim .t.l. q. price Per hundred
pounds for one hundred miles. u.
All. 6oodsst 10 transportedsin covered
.wagoas It che risk 81 the contractor.
y. All proposals. will be accompanied by
Observation-Disclosures wheNilf signify BY
their 5endQl semspts thereon sthat they are
willing to become sureties for the faithful
performance Of the eontraet. M G
. Bidders must 10 prepared 70 execute =
good and sufficient bond, 70 b app owed
by the uadersighed, Tor the. faithful per-:
,fprmance Of, their contract Immediately
Upon being notified Of the acceptance Of
their. bids. OF a&d lar taAiil7t''zj -
The undersigned> reserves The right to
reject any and I'll bids IL deemed uureason-
.able:5i HAT. 7 !~lls' & Il
Proposals must DO endorsed proposals
for Goods" Or Proposals for Tr.nsporta-
.tion, "as the case may b.. "a
'ss n,y2dA o',T US i. 5. i ipd Sse xs.at.
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=. If: :. Every Article Warranted.
-. -. -. - =: &-.iii7 -'-.S - =
j.. 10. -. ....: S.: i!s,i-- 49, :'"T!
:. 49,. l..,a,: vt So IN. l4.. "a. ~:
:, 1922: - MCINTYRE 4 DORSEY.
/. st. Cloud, July IA, 1863 49,: .l.:s !:
isHh 1sf s:'f ~. rs, !f:*9s! y1On62. IL
80. ~. 3,f,j: .s...4f Its. ui:5 E.!iL.t

$3.50. OT51oso1 THs o. s.. INDIAN AaEHr,
y: :, g. .4sGAss Co., MINI, May "A, 1859. s
sCEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-.
y ceived Il this Office until .JuN1 IL, 1859
ct 10 o'clock n, for furnishing the follow
Ing articles, 70 be delivered & Sank Rsp-
ids, Minnesota, ct such times and in such
quantities ~ may be required by the I'M
defsigned:' 4 - - il,2 I'L ~: - j.
sligo Iron, Of various ,i.esl., pr pound. q. a..
Cast Steel, Of various Sizes. Per pound.
Horse Shoes. per pound. '5:'. E;. .,., =. -.
;" Horse Nails, per pound. " -. ,, ~. -.
~. Borax, per pound. 81 80, =:
~ Grindstones, per pound. ~ = T. ~. ~
:, Manila Repe. ~......... ~. .>.'
- Axes and Handles. ":.
ri Plantation Hoes
~ = ,Hayink Tools of oil kinds. ...4 :,,.....
p Gun Tubes and different parts Of Locks.
Files, different kinds and SIZES. :
" Planes Of different sizes. ~. y H.:
b: Nails and Glass. -. ., "r-r+
nj" Lard Oil, per gallon. -'@., =, -"4;
:, Rubber Betting and Packing. >~.....f
- Lace Leather. 9a4..~ >. Il
Pitch and Oakum. "':'' a. %. :.!' . =
, Cow Bells and Straps. = 49, Il. :"
OK Jokes and Bows ~-.'. =. 1".s.':' /, j.,
Shovels and Spades. >, -, -: =
F. Butts and Screws. ..,r:::: az !.
Camp Kettles. 30 ~, J.: "a i. = e"s''.> ::
Log Chains. .:tH;ytlH :. Il -
Z Oats. per busheI Of thirty-two pounds. :.
Proposals will also Be received at tho
same time and place for the .qs il. i5~a.ts j.:
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If some farmer will leave about fifteen
bundle. q e,ood clean straw At this Office
he will be wen paid for it. 4

R1:LocArIp.-O.: E. Garrison and NJ. D.:
Campbell, Commissioners, accompanied by
Mr. Mulhken. reslocAted the line Of the
,stAte road from the sast end u the bridge,
making slishtE CHANGE The distance
across the marsh is 555 feet, mot yards, as
SEATED last wsek.) oThs;plae has been re-
- aAun41sG h:ai: ,sissf az &j<@d s':.2s
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"a Watch This Space!
E=i&EEF :;SI 81;
D@ A good II story frame, House with
IN T.; good we'll. and four acres Of land,
in the city limits, for sale. Price $1,000.
Long time given if desired. ?'''- 20 ~ @''
For sale-160 ac,es Of land near the city
with good building, suitable for hotel.
Price $4,000. -,
For sale-A good II story frame build:
ing with five lots, near the Lake. Price
pouV: e. ~.s.:',-.: IL 4i.,.:, IL s&J -:
For Rept.-A large two.story: dwelling
house. Location central. -, !. q -,..c =.
For Rent.-A small dwelling house. p,
For ssle.-The old Seminary Building.
1ElCe, P1QVss : ~ = I 81;
For Sale.-A good wood lot containing 80
acres near the city, Price very reasonable.
-:
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S5B
f,rov.nor i GO. are RECEIVING no =. a.daJs
!. Arc amount Il FL, reapers, 10 vsrs, horse
rSiisl %. ior .heeoning harvest Amongst
them IL they 4, have the Hubbard Combined
Reaper and Mower, manufactured 81
,Younaloyef 4 Massey, Cleveland, Ohio.
which e estten up on an entirely new
principle, something that has always been
needed to make perfect combined reaper
Il has ! fast motion for moving and . slow
motion for; reapinx il is double scared. 80
that when one part is At work tie other is
,,a,.e,, .aa % s, 3. changed - The driver
,by Just shifting ! lever. Thrust b seen
to- be."pprsoiaesd, snd I'll the farmers that
look ct itSssy II Il, "the" Machine
All u. M Hubbard Movers .re made
With that gear this year, 30, that farmers
who do not have grain to cut this. year can
tst'the mower sud then ct the re.ping
attachment n.1t ye.r; ssss. s,-n tx; -
For 4 single light mower they have the
;Mssdow King. formerly sThsysr's Iron
Mower, which il all steel and iron except
lis liz tongue 's and .hi.trsss, and i. 80 con-
struoted that the pitman it. always on line
with, thes siokls,,n,. matter how far tho CUT
ter bar is raised or lowered. The sim.
t,lio,,y md darsstli.y Of it. .oommsnds it. it.
self to, every one. 1t took the first premi-
-um s. the State Fair At Minneapolis last
aan, ia .lsoI-didz 4hei Hollingswor.h sully
Rake .hioh they have for sale. They pro-
pose "a farmers to1iutst them in competition
with any other mower and rake made in
The pnit,d stattsis,. ana keep III: q: one that
,aoss H. .sest.yesk.s .es::amI.. 8 .ss1.
The. New Yorker, Self, Rake Reaper has
its usual large number of sales this year
,yi,hlhis frn.1,, There are more Of them sold
through the ssukr Valley than Of any other
reaper iulths market. >ysr ,t ,,.t# u
THE combined Self Rake Kirby Reaper
~: xas introduced BY ithss firm through this
session l.st3 gear, and comes, we'll recon-
nslasd=b y sll.~ho .hsve, ever seen it used
ss.ths' .Littlsf Kirby which ii light strong
and 1sry VIZ, .< .E: WI, ,i ~
The. Little Champion Hand sndself Ra-
king Reaper with . separate joiuted bar
moving attachment, is the hghtest draft
machine il the ;werld, cuts six feet in reap
ing four feet four inches in moving. and
lis very simple and handy in raising or low.
ering the cutter bar slrass aud grain.
4 A They, hAyee The J.. + Case SFeePstake
sepsretorss with Woodbury. Mounted Power
Climax Power, and Pitts or Carey Power
manufactured g !. Racine, Wiz, This
tbreaher has more ,sales by many hundreds
each year,than any oother machine made
In the United States, because IL will do
more and better work, thus making it .
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CtorHI1e. The new ;lothins Hail. y
the place for the most lashioasbls 'clctkhng
and gents farnishiug goods In TIC bity.
Casio, i work done q wsll q IN any, 1a4An
e ldls 81 & 9$'zs J. PRoNDZINeN.
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SALES&WHER8Asas DE-
MI fault has been made in tho oopditirns Of Ger
tam Mortgage executed And delivered John Moore
H. and s ~ Of
lug date the 5fh day Of November A. D. 1867 and re-
corded in the Once Of the RaGis.sr Deeds in and
.1 se Sstst On ssz s D.
pages Is, 10 and II, to secure the payment Of Eleven
Hundred and eighteen aetoraine to the
condition Of two pronssory notes with interest from
paid, the last Of which notes for the sum Of Five
Hundred and ffty-nine 1910 Dollars With Interest
aforesaid remains due and unpaid except 81 paid
sum is the amount claimed to be due aud i due upon
said Mortgage at the date fths notice and whereas
said Mortgage was duly assigned BY, as
rccordedin the Registers Office Aforesaid on the 9TH
day Of April, A D. 1862 1t 10 O'Clock i. T. Ia Book
A of Assignmentsand Agreements, on pages It's and
Il Ito H; G. Wait and 4: \. Wilder, sad the said H.
sig"ment dated It'll April, A. D.. lSeo and recorded in
the Ofce azores aid at the same time and in the anne
place last aforesaid to said Amheris H. Wider and
by reason OF the payment Of the balance due a.
has become operative, and action proceeding has
been instituted law otherwise the debt
SO remaining secured by said Mortgage OK any part
Power Of lie contained in said Mortgage, end :pur
sattto tho statate in such caSe made and provided
said Mortgage will be forecosed by ssaef the hort
fet. No.. ,h1e.. a. and n.., 3mBio1 axty. five,
(6S) in the town Of Paynesvlls, eueofding to- the
Recorded Plat Of said town. Also the north half Of
the sou Invest quarter Of secsiun tosr, In town
Eos: ad.ed sod twensytwo Q229 north Of 1ens'
All i sid ssazpa Comfy, At p.sxs s,aaae, ~ the
Sheriff ofsad County q the ftess door q n Court
d;s Of = ose ;sss ss's aaf H. tn
:a.aiI,ls.ss dss s ga note ..d pqstss., With
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that Pickit & Abbott have
= large supply Of. gauze and merino under
shirts; just the thing fol. summer wear: !.
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MoksEs INDIAN Roor PILs-We give you in this
Medicine the result Of lifetime yof study and trisl
They are made from simple Roots and are tho best
medicine in the world for all Bilious diseases Female
Irregularities, Headaches, Indigestion, Liver Com
plants &C. They purify the blood, remove all OBJ
e, and are perfectly sIrea safe in their operson
We ask you to uee them because We know their yir.
tues. Trial is tho Tombstone by which to prove
them worthy. Use Morse's Indian Root Pills. Ror
sale By oil Dealers. sI3 a.s aH -Eapr2o.2m1 =
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RsALs GSrArx.. : Tie llinlsspo Tribune
=, 81. 3, .- !. go
&c ~. 49,. -, :. 4 $50
.t,oa. >, 49, .oo 100. 700 :. ~.
!, ...,I . -. s ~ 'vy: ~. "A''A
,.,n.h,. ~. !, =. 800. so. .Y.'
:. = 80. :, :. :. '''o ''o'a =
Our oi.i..p. .r s not !. specially sn1iou. .
dispose Of their propertv. and sel, onl,,
when they .oan get good prices. Thsy fol
confid ent in tho fntnra - th;s Mac. M,n.
neapolis win alno. vilhomt doubt .ss h-;ah..
ar DAYS when III town lots and hn;li;na.
will oommands better -nrine.: q j ~
Z. 8 -. - ~. -, 80 - - :
CAAp AMsrTIHa:-Provide nee permit
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