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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-18

lr Is STATED that before the rebellion there
was not solitary steamship sailing from
any southern port to any foreign port. Tie
Slew Orleans boats that touched at Havana,
merely touched there en- route to New York.
But there are now twelve lines of steamers
between Europe and southern cities. Two
of these are from Galveston: three from
New Orleans; one from Mobile; two from
Savannah, two from Charleston one from
Norfolk; and one from Baltimore. Some Of
these ''linesH consist of but one steamer 10Th
ers advertise six or eight, and run as many
and as often as business requires. Their car
riagc, is OF course, made up almost entirely
Of freight, the passenger list being small, ant
the opinion is expressed by commercial au
thorties that these foreign lines cannot be o
long continuance. Cotton, tobacco, tar an,
lumber-the great staples Of Southern eS
change--cannot afford to pay steam freight
under a normal state of affairs.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-18

Aud Bandage establishment, 1917 Chestnut s., l'rit
'Seel. Us Hard Rubber Truss radically cures knll ~
never rus.s breaks or soils hgnt, safe aud r0ilfs
bic. 'st eley's Hard Rubber Alb 1orninal suppoIlei
wiz laiits suffering fro female Uterine or Ab!ls
inal weaknesses, affords immed ate relief, snfpG,
PANT hlets
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-18
is in St. Petersburg.

Mrs. Jefferson Davis is in Paris, sick.
Olive Logan is lecturing in Michigan.
The new river-tpnnel at Chicago leaks.
WISCONSIN haa had a fine winter for
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-18

The DRMcosATic STATE COMMITTEE OF
Pennsylvania is to meet on March Both at
Harrisburg to decide upon the time and place
for their State Convention.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-18

FREE FOR a 8 CENT STAMP.
A PAMPHLET containing valuable infornali
Aon the subject of Advertising. A List Of oIa
One Thousand Newspapers, Tine Best Adver.tl+
Medlums) and price cards showing advertising F'@
ADDRESS GEO. r. ROWELL 6 CO., New York.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-18

HOWARD AM NJ M 5 TgS65 Epuons s prorn,rroHs
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-18

Miss Janauschek is drawing goodhouses
IN st, Louis,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-18
EMPLOYMENT

At Your Own Homes
EITHER SEX-Suitable for steady hands. PayslAs
profits-Address for particulars al once,
"COSrAR," no. 10 Crosby ST., MI
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-18
The Patent Magic Comb

VIII color gray hair a permanent black OF oFONl
Sold everywhere. Sent by mail for 81 % AddIe"
WM. PATTON, Treasurer.
Magic Comb Company, Springfield, Mass
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-16

Winter is now fairly upon US, ant
the teams are fastening to the lumbe
woods in various parts Of the country
Our advice TO- every man who goes t.
the woods be lio captain, cook, team
ster, OF airy otf.er man. IL to take alon:
a good stock ot Johnson'. Anotlvnc LIN
;;nsent, and Earson's i'myvttve f'V.
Many thonths oflabor (in the aggregate,
may bo saved by this procaution.
/ Bad enough to look and foe1 bad
yourself but no excuse for having you,
horse look and feel badly, when for a
small sum you can buy IAcr,dt1n's Cdv'
airy Condition Powelcrs, which given
in grain two or three times week, will
make him look and feel well.
Ifyou would enjoy good health, read
the Circular of Seward & Bentley,
and then procure bottle of their just
ly celebrated Constitution Bitters, and
take them according to directions, and
you need not be longer complaining.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-16
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CONGREGATIONAL .-Rev. E. NJ. WILLIAMS;
Services on Sabbath, lola =. M, evonins u o.
eiook, Sunday School at IL IN. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening at 7-3o O'Clock.
NETHOD1ST.-Rev. J. NJ. Ro0ERs: Ser
Sice on Sabbath At lO} .. M, evening a.
Sunday School At ; p. IN. Prayor-meeting
Thursday evening at7. '~'
BAPTIST.-Rev. II. I. PARKER Service on
Sabbath at 10l a. NJ. evening, at ~. Sun
day school At 10 minutes p. m. Prayer-mcet-
ing Thursday evening at74 o'cloeR. Church
meeting first Saturday of each month.
PRESBYTERIAN.-R II. A. MATHEW
Service every Sabbath at 10A .. m. evening q
"A o'clock.
CHRIST CHURCH, (EPIscopAh}-Rev'
L. W. GlhsoS, Rector: Service ut 10 "a. m.
and Z pm. Friday 5 p. m. Sunday School,
: p. m. #'" =.
CATHOLIC.-Rcv.J Jonx KELLER. Scrvis
two sabbaths in each month.
UNIVERSALIST.-Rcv. Mr.. WAKEFIELD
Service ON alternate Sabbaths, At tho Cour
House, At lo3 .. IN. evening Il. Sunday
School at II m. ..
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-16
A New Years Gift.


Any gentleman that wants to give 4
lady friend present ought to send her
Pcterson's Ladies' National for 1870, as
it promises to be better than ever, and
Peterson always keeps his promise. 1t
would be a. very interesting aud useful
gift Tho January number Of this
most excellent Magazine is on our table,
with two:o tie most splendid steel en-
cravings that we ever saw. The first
ono is called Parted by Fate" and
is accompanied with a very powerful
story by Frank Ice Benedict. The SEQ:
ond is called Z" A Bitter Morning." and
represents two children skating on tho
ico. This is ono of tho most cunning
pictures We have eecn for a long time.
As for Pcterson's fashion plates, they
can't be beat. They are engraved on
steel, and arc really superb ; every lady
ought to see them We cannot under
stand how Peterson can afford to give
the superb colorea Berlin patterns ho
does, Is every color in these patterns
has to be printed separately, which
costs excessively. We speak from per.
sonal knowledge Of the stories in Peter.
son they are always good aad interest
ing. We heard that Petersons Ladies'
National printed moro for 1869 than
any t'oo Of the Ladies' Magazines. We
can understand this, as Peterson gives
more for the money than anybody in
the field. The price Of this magazine
is only two dollars year, while the'in'
ducomcnts to Clubs are very great.
Specimens are sent gratis to those
wishing TO- get up clubs. Address
Charles J. Peterson, No ,306 Chestnut
Street, PHILADELPHIA. III
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-16
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE.

Nl Default has been made in the payment
q moneys secured to be paid by = certain in
denture Of Mortgage, bearing date August 31st,
A. D., 1869, made and executed by Simon
Anderson and Sophia N. Anderson, his wife,
to Messrs. Underwood 4 Co., and said mortg-
age WAS duly recorded in the Office Of the Reg
istor Of Deeds in and for the County Of Mower
and State of Minnosots, on tho 10th day Of
September, A. D., 1869. at 4 o'clock, ?: NJ, in
Book *" of Mortgages, oa pagss 3S4, SS5
and 3S6. And there 10 claimed to b due on
said Mortgage, at the date Of the first pablioa-
tion of this notice, the sum of eight hundred
aud twenty and eighty-sevcn ono hundreths
dollars (&S3e, ,S7), and noprooecdings at law.
or otherwise, havo been Ind to recover tho
samo or any part thoreof. Now, therefore no.
tice is hereby givon that in pursuance Of tho
power Of sale contained In said mortgage, and
Of the statute in such cases made and provided
tho premises described in said mortgage will
bo sold ut public auction, ut tho front door OF
tho Court House, in the village Of Austin,
in raid county Of Mower, on Saturday, tAe WITH
day Of January, A. D., 1870 at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ, to satisfy the amount then due on said
mortgage, together With one hundred dollars
($l00) Attorneys foes, which are allowed by
tho terms Of said mortgage and mado part
Of tho debt secured thereby, besides costs OF
sale. The promises described in said mortg'
ago. are lots number ono (D. and two W IN
block number twsntya'ns (21), in Rail Road
Addition TO tho village Of Aust'n' mower
County, Minnesota.
Dated. December 10th, 1869.
UNDERWOOD 4 CO., Mortgasees.
PAas / WuEELEn, Attorneys, Austin, MINI
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-16
ANOTHER WHlSKEY ROW!
PROBABLY THE DEATH OF ON1
The ASSSiDanta AhscOnd.

On Tuesday last four persons, J.
Wright, Walter Durham, VIM. Ma
honey and John O'Brian, got into =
dispute in John Walsh's drinking sa.
loon, on Mill Street. The proprietor
cleared the house and Mahoney and
O'Brian started for home but were over
taken when just below the Central Ho-
tel by Wright, who attacked them again
and the three wore shortly afterjoined
by Durham who first knocked Mahon-
ey down with tho right hand and with
the left knocked O'Brian sensle S.
Dnrham and Wright then made good
their escape and up to the time Of
writing this have not been arrested
Mahoney was not much hurt. O'Brian
was soon after picked up by Mr..
Sigloh and others and taken into tho
Sisloh House and a surgeon sent for;
blood was flowing from his left ear and
m,uth quite freely, but no fracture Of
the skull could bc found, though quite
a bruise was discovered over the left
car, and it is now supposed he can
not recover. On Yesterday morning he
had not yet recovered his senses and tho
change, if any, was for the worse. It
is now thought he will not live through
to. day. :..us ,.......s,-....... *.
Durham and Wright have been resi-
dents Of this city for some time, and
heretofore have born favorable charac-
tcrs as quiet and orderly young men.
The former having father and moth.
or who are highly respected by all who
know them, and for this reason we are
sorry to have to note this sad occurrence.
Mahoney has lived in this vicinity for
upwards of fourteen years, is we'll known
to all the old citizens, and this is not the
first row he has been connected with,
and says he is to blame for this. O.
Brian is comparatively stranger here,
but is favorably spoken Of by all who
know him. II:
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-16

In NuxSEas there 10 safety, It WAS upon this
psincsplc that tho formula Of Judson's Noun
tain Herb pills was prepared. 1t was not tho
result Of ono mans knowledge. Dr.. Ju.'son
intending to spend Torture in advertising
his pills consulted the most intelligent and
learned ply ysiciaans Of tho ago and the result
was tho production Of simple hpt ctacaccous
medicine tho Judson's Mountain Herb Pills.
These pills euro Billiousness, Dyspepsia Liver
Complaint, Indigestion, Female Irregularities,
&c. They havo now been used many years by
witness to their virtues. As family mcdicins
they are unrivalcl. Givo tho Mountain IIcrb
Pills trial. Sold by all Dealers.
y9p2Am1.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-16

Fresh Garden, Flour, Fruit, Herb,
Tree, Shrub and Evergreen Seeds,
with directions for culture, prepaid
by mail. Tho most complete and ju-
dicious assortment in tho COUNTRY
Agents wanted. -..-...-.
IS Sorts Of either for, $1.ns; prepaid by
mail. Also Small Fruits: Plants, Bulbs, all
tho now Potatoes, &c.. prepaid by mail. 4th
EARLY Rose Potato, prepaid for $l;eo: Con:
ovcrs Colossal Asparagus, $500 per 10, 475
per 1000, prepaid. New hardy fragrant ever.
blooming Japan Honeysukle, 5octs., each, Pre-:
paid. True Cope Cod Cranb berry, for upland
or Tow culture, 81. 90 per 100, prepaid, with
direction. Priced Catalogue to any address,
gratis; also trade list. Seeds on commission.
B. M. WATSON, Old Col ny Nurseries and
Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass. Establish.
cd in 1912. n5s'4n
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-16
COMMERCIAL.
OFrIcE, OF THE TRAHscRIPr, |
Wednesday Eevening, Dec. Is, 1860.

OFrIcE, OF rHE TRAHscRIP1,
Wednesday Eevening, Dec. Is, 1863. J
TaE MAskErs.-The receipts Of Wheat sinee
our last has increased, bnt tho price il about
the same; 50 to IS. There is no otser change
in the price Of grain. Pork has advanced, and
yesterday as high - $ll.oo was paid; this
however, il not to be taken ~ tho market price
we quote At $1,000 to $1l.2s. ."<
Oats-*5@oo.
Barley-choiee Poets; Poor to middle 4I@
60cts., .. s.-i >.. ...
Corn-in tho esr, Scots, '" .'
Flour, ewt. $500; Potatoes, 6oc; Onions
70 to 50; Butter, Is to 2sc; Beef, 5 to 90
Eggs, Csc; Dressed Chickens, So per pound
alive, At soc per pair; Dressed Turkey, 10
per pound; Dressed Geese, s to loc; Choic
Boef Steaks, l23e per pound; Pork Steaks
123 per pound. ... -. 49,
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-16

NEW MILLINERY S-oRE.-M Misses
Fanny NJ. Dachine 4 Mary N. Spring
have just opened a splendid stock o.
millinery goods iu the store room form
erly. occupied by P. Zeller, south ei
the public square. Their stock is very
large; comprising everything usually
kept in a first class establishment
Their stock Of ribbons and ladies' dress
goods is very large and we'll selected
To our lady readers We would bespeal
for this new firm liberal patronage
Call and 500 their goods =
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-16

goods are kept on hand and sold a
reasonably low prices. just now he il
selling cheap, and is constantly crowded
with customers. Examine this stock
also in your rounds.
ISAAC wEsrcvER,
Pump Mandatory, Northeast corner
Of Public Square. Hore you can gel
a 3pump that is pump" put up in
good style and substantial.
J. H. M'cLENT1o,
The City Bakery, on Mill street. Al
this place you can get tho incest and
sweetest bread, and handsome frosted
cakes. Drop in and see him on your
ramhlcs.
T.. P. VAN vALKEN9URaH,
Warehouse No. 2, near tho Depot.
Keeps Coal, Cement aud Stuceo. II
in want Of anything in his limo, give
him call.
GEO. W. ROBINS0N>
Advcrtiscs the Grey Norway Cats for
sale. We neglected last week to call
attention to this fact. This grain has
become celebrated. and Of course the
farmers desire It for seed.
TnE 5IRsT NATIONAL BANK,
This is one of the fixed institutions Of
the city, and is VIC i.dgedoing a good
business. The gentlcmanly officers and
its stockholders are all sound financial
men, accommodating and ever prepared
to meet all obligations. They arc doing
a good bus: ness.
And now reader, We have taken you
through a partial list. There are many
others that We might call your attention
too, but forbear at this timo, intending
about the 1st Of the New Year to again
refer TO ALL in more extended notice
We might speak Of the LAWYERS and
DocroRs, but We are aware that all
become acquainted with that class Of
business men soon enough, yet they are
all good and true men, and should it
50 happen that at any time you need
the services of lawyer, remember that
Page l. Wheeler, Swallow & Clalk and
Col. A. s. Everest, arc reliable men.
In the list of Doctors is r. A.
Barnes, O. w. Gibson aud J. N. Wheat,
who are ready at your summons. "
We have left out some advertisers for
want ofspace, but as wo said before,
our next bulletin will contain an extend
ed notice of each on the New Year.
Again readers Of the Transcript, if
in want Of any article, take our advice.
examine our list, and 80 see the grand
stocks Of goods here enumerated. The
best, the cheapest and the most reliable
in the place.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-16
DR.. Robach's Stomach Bitters

This very excellent medicine has be.
come widely known as one of the best
remedies for dyspepsia and other stom.
ach diseases ; that has ever been Offer.
ed to the public. It has preventive
Of Bilious complaints, assists digestion
gives tone to the stomach, and is q d.
lightfal cordial, which every family
should use; thereby warding off dis
cases incident to the western country.
1t is but seldom we speak in praise of 9
patent medicine, but we tried the stom
ach Bitters, and we but do them JUS
tice when We say that they are the bcs'
medicine wo have ever used. We ad
wise our readers to give them trial.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-16

The New BREwERY.-Messrs. Hux.
hold 4 Wagner are out this week in
our ADVERTISING column, calling the at'
.tcntion of the readers of the TRAN
SCRIPT to their new Brewery. They
are making the best beer in Minnesota
and are prepared, 10 furnish it 70 Gus,
toners in any quantity. Sec their ad'
vertisemcnt in another column. ID
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-16

MoRsE's INDIAN Roor PlLL.-we have lately
been shown the formula from which those Pills
arc prepared and from this md our experience
Ia tho use Of them, can Honestly pronounce
them good safc aud reliable medicine. Be-
ing entirely FREQ from all poisonous ingredi-
cnts thcy can be safely used while performing
the aotivo dutics Of lifo We would advise oil
to use them and by a fair trial you can SEQ al
once tho benefit derived from thom. Usc
Morsc's Indian Root Pills In all cases Of Bilili
ousucss, Headache, Female Irregulsrities,
Liver Complaints, i Sold by al Dealors.
v2n24m3
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-16
A CARD.

A Clergyman, while residing in South Amor:
ica As missionary, discovered safe and sim.
ple remedy for tho Cure Of Nervous Weakness
Early Decay, Disease Of the Urinary and
Seminal Organs, and the whole train Of dis.
orders brough on by banef6l and vicious hab.
its. Great nunbsfs have been cured by thil
noble remedy. RoEpted by : desire to ben.
eft the afflicted and unfortunate, will send
the recipe for preparing aud using this naedi
cino, in sealed envelope, t. asy emo VIII
needs it, Free Of charye- Fz ~ 81 -
Address go,
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station D, Bible House,
. Nev York City,
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-16
LEROY ITEMS.

/ From our cwn Correspondent:
Reader, If wc wore to Say chat news
items was scarce VIC would not half ex
press tho idea. W. cannot record any,
thing Of startling nature nj; Monday
olopements, nor are We As highly favor.
ed as our Austin noighbors. We have
no burglars,bat we have had course
Of lectures by Prof: (D Mo Donald,
which were highly entertaining to sov-
cral small boys who had froo tickets
Tho Pro cfcssor is q Phrenologist, de-
lineator Of character, and he is him.
self a character. He taught us how to
form or characters and how TO reform
characters, not /" altogeather lovely"
He is decidedly cute. We know down
east yankees ore acknowledged as cute,
but where Scotch Canadian sets up for
cutcness, then 'tis time for down casters
to look to their laurels. Yes, the Prof is
cute. HIS aleniation of the characters
Of Mr.. Singing,hanmer developed ex-
tfaordinary outeness. He told US things
about him that any small boy did not
know. But: We will give him credit
for telling us some startling character
istics, which no one had even heard Of
in DR.. Cowslip. He also disclosed who
was the handsomest young lady in
LIE Roy. He can read poetry Oh the
ladies dote on the Professor. But
he has gone-peace be with him.
If man had the blues wouldn't
this weather. suit him. Old Sol, don't
even weep these days" Everybody
looks gloomy. Merchants, they say,
/" Bad roads, no trade, no money, no
nothing )" Farmers say, " Bad roads,
500 a bushels for wheat, no money, no
nothing. Newspaper men says, No
news, no items, no money, (nor pros
poets of any). No road, no nothing
Amt it cheerful?: haa:. ,5.s...@>-..
The friends Of Elder Ross gave him
= Donation visit last night, { (Wednes-
day,) and from the number Of persons
on the committee Of arrangements, We
should Judge that the affair was a sue
cess. Next week we will give our rea-
ders full account of the doings." "
The Rev. Mr.. Daniels, State agent Of
the Baptist, publication eociety, give =
sermon at the Baptist Church last Sun
day, in the morning, for the benefit Of
the society, which he represents.
The Rev. Mr.. .Lowrey, commenced
his labors last Sunday a. successor of
Rev. Mr.. Chapman, in the Presbyterian
Church. 90: a.,-.,: .sss. s...- q : '
The PATRONS of Husbandry now mum.
bers 49 members in the Grange, in
lie Roy, and have number more to
come in next night of meeting. Very
good for three weeks existence. n =:
Wheat is down little but with: the
prospects of q rise. Buyers during the
last week paid for No. /, So cents: fol
No. 2, 52@55 cents Pork in good
supply and at prices that must be salts
factory Potatoes are scarce and if tho
weather shonld premit, farmers can sel]
mt 70@75c per bushel, all they Car
bring in. -.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-16

The Presbyterian Church requires
all its ministers to preach ssrmon on
the subject Of Temperance, on>thc third
Sabbath in December. The Rev. Mr..
Mayhem will, therefore, preach total
abstinence sermon in tho Presbyterian
Church next Sabbath. .-.-
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-16
$4,000! 1l0O.0O!! 9l0O.OO!!l

For ono Grcon Ropps, pArlor Suite, consist
Ing Of Tets, Easy Chair. Sewing Chair,
1 Brace Arm Chairs Of the very best, Eastern
manufactured ware. Tho above cannot be
bought in Milwaukee or Chicago at the very
lowest Wholesale prise, for less than So, 90.
Weventurc tho assertion that VIC arc selling
these suites at least $4,000 less chan similar
styles can be bought ut retail in either Of the
batter places Sxvss SUITES sEsr GUT DURING
RHE PAST TURGE MONTHS
HOPKINS h EERNALD,
Dealers in Furniture, Bodding, ctc., Austin,
hinneaOta
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-16
: NEW ADVERTIiSEMEN
BINDING.

We are prepared to reccive orders
for binding, and invite all that have
beoks, pamphlets, music, magazines, pa:
:pcrs &c., ,ohich they desire yebs.nd,
to gtve u. their orders. We can assure
then, that the ,cork piA be done IL frs.
class style, at one Of The gerry best Bin.
dery Embellishments in the Kest.-
Bring on the Work 70 the a. :. :.
TRANSCRIPT OFFICE.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-16
MARRIED.

In thi. city 1t tho residence of Joseph Bstss
en- Thursday Dec, 9th, BY tho Rev. !. N. Roc
IRs, Mr.. j. L. STANDARD, of Dodgeville
Wisconsin, to MISS MARY sHERBONDY, of
Austin.
We acknowledge tho receipt Of Handsome
package OF Cake. May they both live : long
aud happy life, and as years roll around may
there be gathered quota Of little Standards,
to cheer and bless their union. JoHN, one Of
nobleman's own, and MARY, the prime little
sohool-mam, loft rs on Thursday for their Wis
consin home Tho Lord bless them!
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-16

THE Saltwater Republican gets off a
squib on the Transcript, for which We
must beg leave to tender our thanks. In
the time VIC have: published tho Tran
script, we are not aware Of having, other
than complied with tho motto, We carry
ut the masthead. We thought We were
behaving pretty, but our Saltwater edi.
tor thinks to the eoetra.J. Bat neigh.
bor, ''those that live iu glass houses
shouldn't throw stones"
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-16

Tho attention of the reader is invited
to the advertisement of Mr.. T. B
SPRING., Architect and Builder. A
good architect is essential, and We be.
lieve our people will ind in Mr.. SPRING
a man fully competent and we'll versed
in his business.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-16

FnEsH supply Of Shelf Hard
waYoo C just arrived at Austin,
Smout & Co. Which. was
bought low for cash, and will
be sold in the same manner. e..
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-16
LOCAL, NOTICES.
sTOCkgaOLDERS NOTICE

The Annual meeting Of tho Stockholders
Of tho First National Bank Of Austin will be
held at their Banking House on Tuesday,
Jan. 18th, 1870, at two O'clock, r. ~, at
which tine i've directors will be chosen for
tho ensuing year.
HARLAN ". PAGE, Cashier.
Austin, Mimi, Dec. 7th, 1869.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-16

Dox'r 20 to Matson's old stand to find Al
derson's Variety Store, but 30 two doors south
of Austin 4 Smout's hardware store, stand
formerly occupied by N. P. Austin, on Main
street. -.>.-. =. ,..s: -tG
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-16
Because

The Blood Purifier is the
only article in the market
whichcontains the celebrated
costly Drugs imported ex-
pressly from Sweden for its
manufacture, and the Pills
contain the active principle
Of Potlophyllum (Mand!rake
Root,) and is q substitute
for Mercury.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-16

CALL at Austin, Smout & Co.,
togetthe New York elect Skates
also and endless variety Of other
styles at very low prices. -
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-16
. Because .B,I, ,llc

After eleven years expert
ence and trial the sales have
increased each and every
year. and thousands of let
tcrs (unsolicited) Of the re-
markablc cures they have
ncrformcd bear witness.
Read the letters in Local
Column of cures by these
medicines.