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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Aeue, Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever. Rsmfttent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.,
and indeed all the affections which arise
nom malarious, marshs or miasnatic
poisons.
As It's name implies, It docs Cure. and does not
nil. Containing neither Arsenic, Qunne, Bismuth,
Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous substance
whatever, ID IN nowise Injuries any patient. The
nsAber and Importance Of its cures In the ague dis.
trcts, are literally beyond account and we believe
without parallel in the history OF Agiie medicine.
olH' pride u gratiied by the acknowledgements we
receive OF tho radical cures effected In obstinate
cases amt where other remedies had wholly failed.
Unls,cAmated persons, either resident in, or
travelling through miasmatic localities, win be pro-
teeted by taking the AGUE CURE daily.
For Ltrer Complaints. arising nom torpidIty
OF the Liver, Il Is excellent remedy, stimulating
the Liver into healthy activity. t4tN
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, Ii Is
an excellent remedy, producing many truly re-
markabe cures, where other medicipes had failed.
Prepared by aDR.-J j. G. AVER 4 Co., Practical
and .tlIgiStraA Chemists, Lowell, Mass and sold
all round The worAl = ~ - at'r
PRICE,, 500 PER BOTTLE.
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Ayers Cherry PectoraI,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and COnanmnAinn-


Probably never before in the whole history of
medicine has anything widely and SO deeply
upon the confidence of mankind, as this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through long
series of years, and among most of the races Of
men II has risen higher and higher in their cstimas
ton, AS IL has become letter known. Its uniform
character and power TO cure the various affections
of the lungs and throat have made 1t knowRas q re-
liable protector against them. While adapted to
mihler forms of disease and 10 young children il is
at the same time the most eectual remedy that can
be given tOr incpent consumption, and the dam
Rerous affections of the throat and lungs. AS a pro-
vision against sudden attacks of Group, Ii should
be kept ON hand in every family, and indeed as all
are sometimes subject to colds and coughs, all
should DC provided with this antidote for them
Although settled COHsuHip ptiOH is thought in
curable still great numbers of cases where the dis
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured
and the patient restored to sound health by the
Cherry Pecserdt, So complete N It's mastery
over the tasoPters Of the LnnEs and Throat, that
the most obstinate of them yield to il. When moth
ing else could reach them, under the Cherry Pee
tarest they subside and disappear.
SINGERS a!sd Public Speakers find great pro.
tectiOfr honf H.
-fs,hna is always relieved and often wholly
Bronchitis Is generally cured by taking the
Cherry PecforaI in small and frequent doses.
80 generally are its virtues known that we need
nOtplTbsh the certificates OF them here, or do
tn asenrc the public tha lis qualities arc fully
maintained
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w L will pay CASH for 1000 Bushels
Cornin tho Ear. tf9T ToMBES Il BROTHER
NOTICE |
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latest and most improved maIhnery and the very high
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intended that the appearance shall be unexceptOnable
paine VIII be spared ~ keep the literary natter orr
ginal and selected cqHal to the best
Tho uneaqualed excellence OF the WoodCut nlustra-
ons published In the paHes Of 1hs AhRs has eclted
American press aud has been hailed as the eonmence
ment Of new era in the history OF illustrated Isuma
ism.
During the ensuing year the publishers wiz present
20 the patrons OF The AidiaS, the specimens
nom the pencis and gTayers of the foremost artists Of
by the volume shall osnsalA nothing that s not
OF permanent yaloe rs a work II art.
TERMS; saaif
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one Cory, one year, 20
SpseiSs@s (oplss, BY Mai postpaid, a6 cents.
The publishers wa send re the beautiful oil chrome
A PRENIUM no sYERY SuBsoRIBER
who remits ~ 90 for one years subscription, and IN
addition will send the wonderful cHNlrfnAs NVNnER,
20 all whose reitiancs u received before The editit
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UndertaIx1n@.

also keep constantly on hand large assortment o.
aeady made Cofins Rose Wood imitation Black Walnut
md initiation Os BaAck Walnut all Of which can Trim
two hours notice In any style requested equal TO any
2ly. also have splendid Hearse in readiness whss,
allied for. t
GRAVE cLoTHEs.A new feature has recently beer. .Ad
led to this furniture estabsementor rather p the I'm
terakers department Of f-one that cannat A u COM
mend itself TO the community, and will show ths dispo-
ton of the proprietor TO make bis establishment a.
perfect as may be- II will go far ~ Heese the work and
lustle incidental to, and repugnapt N seasons OF be-
of preparing the remalne OF s departed ior
)uria This consists IN keeping On eand, and resfy 70.
immediate use, stock OF gEaxe-clethes. variety OF
brouds for both male spd fsmslc, maas up with much
asts aud appropriateness various Ii price, and both
,lnck aud W hts nlateEials single order for conn
nav thorslpEs, sa9braee tha hahmeqtH OF the dead.
nd thus save the fiepds Of the dseeased in the midst
4 gruf from much that seeiRs particularly disAgreeable
nd inconguois ~ she way ofpreparstion fr the grave
Ash4abuIa Ohio Jan ist.. 1870 1909 X
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
JANUARY !

MI ANY Eminent Men have candidly
asserted their opinion that there IL remedy equal
Nshcrslerb ters for that class Of diseases peculiar
TO people of sedGntary habits
II Is preparation of wonderful virtue in all ofthis
kind, never having failed In efecting cure and il still
continues on its triumphant For all forms OF
diseases arising from mpurity of tue blood dcrangc.
ment of the digestive organs, intending General Debili
M Dyspepsie, Liver Complaint SICK Ileadaehe COnsti-
patton and similar ailments 1t is certain rrmeey -
Leading physicians everywhere prcscsihe it SIR taer pa
tents and have given the proprctOrs Of the Bters
ny testimonials Ufheir confidence in the efficacy of the
preparation remedy. Sold in sqaars glass bottles
OOly by all respectsble druggists and stOrekecpers
Price ono dollar per bottle
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Sherif's as Special Master Commis'r.
SALE OF LANDs AND TRN1eNaFnSrra

puoIlh hb special master U0mmlS r.,
SALE OF LANDS AND TRNRMENTs.
Ashte6uld Common Peas October Term, 1870.
Stilson, Leek & Doerings,)
Albert II. stockwell, ct al
DY virtu ne ef an Order Ct Sale enly is.
sued from the said Court In the above case 10 me d.
rected will offer for sas by way of public auction al
the door 81 the Court House In Jefferson. Ashtabula
County, ohio, on
Monday, the 6t1 dBy Of February, D., 1871,
between the hours Of 10 and II o'clock A. NJ Of said
day the iolowing described Lands and 1cnements to-
Wit: Situate In the ownship OF Plymouth County Of
Der nineteen QO, in said township and bounded fol-
lows, towit Beginning at the center of the highway
the line between the lands of James Hail. and the estate
of fChauncey Hall deceased and running south one de-
gree East six chains thence West eighy-two degrees
North sixteen degfees West four chains and aityave
links to hemlock SADDLE thence North nine degrees
links RoTh ySs derTss 'GS Sc
of the main bank thence along the foot of said Bank
M sSs Sges % Sp NE place where the ne between
Halle estate falls into the brook thence Easterly
ths ine between the lands OF Ja'nes lalf and Chaun
Ing, together with the privilege nf bgildlng a dam
across the stream Of water on sad land six feet high
upon whiSk said premises stands Weoha Factory. to-
gether With all the mnahinery and fixtures excepting
strip Of hEd of the East side Of said premises three
Rods wide. extending frOro the highway the piece of
land set off az part of the homestead OF Sarah Hart
Excepting off from the East part DI said land about
half acre of land described fsilowss Beginning
at stake in the center of the Road the East line of
said Reuben Towers land thence running NoFtherly
along snid Reuben Towers East line and which Il also
the West line Of lands owned by Hart aud Van Aken)
to the top Of the Bank: thence running Westerly and
Southery along the top Of said Bank to the center of
said road thence running Eastcry along the OF
said road two hundred OO feet to the place Of begiH
ming. Appraised at 4
Terms OF sale. cash. A. W. Srngs Sheriff.
SHERMAN q HALL as Special Master Commissioner
PIT Atty. 5t.1Og7
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THE GREAT
American Consumption Remedy


DIR. VIVA. HALLS BALSAM for the LUNGS
Wasting of Flesh; Night sweats Splitting of Hood
Iooping cough; Ditflcuy of Dreathing cough colds
Group; nfucnza; Pains III the side, and ali dscses
of the thrOat and Lungs,
I'or more than q quarter of century
l. this Valuable remedy has been before the public
and its great merits have been fully recognized nany
thousands during that line have been relieved OF Lang
Diseases, and in many have been health
and life when the skill of Physicians all other reine-
dies have failed few dosGs will relieve as by magic
recent cold: lfyou are strained and racked by per-
sisten cOuyh no other remeuy offered COM
munty wifi afford such speedy relief Ii contains no
opium and the mst delicate child take il with per-
lis remarkable, efficacy in relieving Hong cough and
abag the severity OF the symptoms OF this iaras
sing disease almost warrant us in recommending il
specific. Persons Afflicted with Bronchitis and AsfIuA
should give IL trial lnnumberabe tsmonials can,
diseases 1t has demonstrated beyond question Ihat
Consumption is curabe, those who have experienced It's
great virtues In this fatal disease be found in every
town and hanlet throughout the land
Many have been ssued from the very brink of the
grave by It's truly marvellous powers Physicians In All
parts ofthe country have resorlsd to it in combating
TINS fearful destroyer when the ordinary remedies ol
diseases of tho iuhS MOat aud respiratory OsQaaS ol
what ever kind. from rec. n cold TO the most deeply
seated affections the preliminary structures So wn-
de f il its curative effects that any usin2 IL freely
according 70 directions for twenty -four OF fory-eght
hours. VIII BIZ fully eOnvinced ofts merits.
No Remedy ever brought to the notice of the public
can show such mass O uucontrovcrtihe evidence
its wonderful curative virtue in all lung diseases rs Dr.
Wa. ItaHS BaiS0m
JOS the LaDSs. RsGd the folO,cing
Mr. JonN A. Coz, Co.'s Landing Cabell county,
West Ncrginia, says
''Mr Henry Hall having been discharged from the L.
s. Hospital az Washington City d. c. that he might die
with his hisnds. being very low with consumption,
came to my house. called physician and told by
him that he could not live fortycigh hsars. / then
said to the physician. that Mr. Hall would certainly
die, wolld like to have him take Dr. Wn HaIrs Bal
som for e Lungs as has great faith in it, lie replied
that he had NO Objections nothing would ben Ell him.
and then himself gave dose of the Basam. | gave il
TIL the next day. WI the physician called and request
cd us to continue the Balsan. which did four or
fye DAYS, hen Mr. Han able to leave his bod He
continued to take IL till he entirely cured. The
cure took place some twelve months since. Mr..
Had Is strong md hearty and feels that he owes
his life TO the use OF Dr. Nm LAs IsJisam fer the
LHngS. also believe he would haye nyed a week
after he came to my horss il he had not taken the Bal
sam"
A. L. scovn s Co., Cincinnati and New York Propre.
tors.
1905 For sale BY dealers in medicines every whore
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GovhAEoRs MEssAGE.--We make room
this week for the Governors message, with n
feeling thai tue room 70 occupied is not mis-.
applied. The practical good sense Of Gov.
HAYES ha gSaEaalss against the empty am.
bi,ion aud folly 30 common, anong officials,
Of display Oh learning and vast comprehen.
siYe sbiliiy In the perpeIration Of endbrss pub
lic dSSuments His documents show the char,
aeIeFof the man-slmple and plaipy and treat
Ing Of such subjects a. the public good seems
n1oai TO demand, and these are never inoumber.
Cd with an unnecessary expression, Ills re.
eommondations will strike every reader as
just and the Legislature will no doubt give
them pT"mpiand dilugen, attention. For the
sake OF giving greater prominence 10. one
of The most important subjects af the message,
asweIl as Tor our own convenience, we have
reserved what he has said upon taxation, for
"ur next issue. We commend this, as well as
the other loplcs Of The document, TO thsscan.
a'd ana sarnest attention of our readers.
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DISOLUTION, The Copartnershin
tIhrretofore existing between G, ". PsIish sna O.,
disolved the isth day Of December. ts7o. - 4 =
s.a,xsJilis. Ohio. ios FAsRR & RnsEvFfr,
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be greatly and permanently advanced.
January ID, 1871. Il. b. HAYES.
GOVERNMENT STATIONERY Suop. - There
are many important matters connected with
the postal service of tho country, in reference
to which the people need a little light, and
we have TO thank tho New York Herutd for
the providing some very important facts
dug up independent Of Congressional debates
as well as the reports OF P. o. Department
The people are treated with speeches
and arguments for aud against the frank
ing privilege" al ndasetsn,, but little or
nothing is said in relation to ;he inpor-
tant fact that our mails are loaded down
with tons upon tons of merchandise that
should find its proper place on freight
trains or III the express car. During
tho present year our mail routes have
becn encumbered with four hundred and
thrty-one tons eight hundred and ninety
pounds Of envelopes aud stationery that
should have been distributed through
the natural channels OF trade and our
postmastcrs have been forced To act as
statesmen III the disposal OF the entire
mass-dealing it out by wholesale and
retail.
Postmaster General Creswell is appa-
renily ambitious TO uudersell the regular
trade in envelopes aud in certain other
kinds OF stationery. lie has sold during
the year, according to his report Just
published, 3O,OOO,32G envelopes, with his
customers business cards Or address
gratultously printed thereon; 45,O27 $50
plain envelopes, and 1896, 800 new spaper
.wrappprs-in all sO,2S9,5Oo pieces OF
| stationery that should have been pur-
chased from the regular dealers through
out the country.
The weight ot this enormous mass of
stationery could not have been less, ac-
cording 10 the closest calculation, than
tour hundred and lhirly-one IONS eight
hundred and ninety pounds. The whole
business IL All outrage upon every printer,
papermaker, bookseller, stationer, drug
gist, envelope maker, grocer, notion
dealer, country merchant and TAX payer
in the United States. Ii the Postmaster
General may engage IN the card printing
aud the envelope aud newspaper wrapper
trade, as he is now doing, he may take
but step further and supply his Gus.
toners with all other kind6 of stationery.
lle does not compute the interest ON
,;d" "r ,hn n"v of "v Sa,',"n, I0'1 y, and p ,hms
ani,,;, "H ~ ,"J "li "! "a ~ ;, ',en, "Ha' .I
o',''t'"s 81. .uyso ''e,hs 81 o"s', ~ wou'i
NV NJ uo S"'p''s.ns shou'o "o oe ao'o 70
"'Ie, -son ,''e ''A'se' rc
~, ~ "oIa' .I, n.y. aoWeser, oe uiIi'eul' 10
Inv, Inv .n"s S"e s'1''oneIy sou ny 'ne
~" o'. 'S ~, ,hm'. Te'"' so"',y cos's more III
'r,h,J ."o I", 'S' r '' ~ .o"S'''reu, ,S .nal 'nas
p"'o,sseu y, 'he V"ue senefatiy' ana
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He is Prepared to, & is Selling Cheaper

Than any other establishment of the kind in the sonntry
city. mean what say, and would invite the pub
liz general for themselves before buying else
where. am making 1t an object for any QUE TO give
call, and II will pay them well for coming TO see
city yng sixteen years expsfssnse in bsstnssa and.
buying all my stock diress rom the East
lower thAB any conpetitSr ia the reeSR My Work is
as IL always has been-the hest,
also have hand large stock OF Eastern work,
ahich sell very low among which wibe found single
lounges, bed louIges, carpet and rep lounges,
spriRg Anttresses, o. greatly reduced prices Of my
make.
DOn osget the pAee few d0ors south OF Fisk, Si
man Cos Flour and Feed Store.
Also particular attention paid carpet laying Curtain
and cronico hanging, all OF which will be dSns ritA
Raadiness and dispRteh
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ANEExATIoN.-The question OF the annexa-
hon Of San Domingo. has made o serious
breach between the President and Senator
sUNyER. ard at one time il locked as if the
Senatorial body might be cmhroiled, but the
indications are no apparently less threat.
ming. Mr. Summers course has been more
violent than there was any reason for, and
therefore, has not carried the weight, or com.
manded the support and approval which it
might otherwise have done. Nobody who
read the Presidents reference TO the matter in
his recent message, can doubt the sincerity Of
his convictions in fayor Of the step he pr0poS
90, and the courtesy OF making the appoint
meut Of a commission such as was suggcs ed,
was nothing more than might have been
granted in the ordinary course OF business.
After all the rufling Of temper. and the dis
play Of servcrlty, and the tenaciy of the rs.
sallant in jusifying his course In all but i'm.
pugning the hen9r Of the President, we are
TO haYo the commission and IL 1t 10 an honest
ono. only good can come from it's invcsliga-
ions. II il pity that our public men eau
not have difference Of opinion without get.
ting into quarrel and the public will lament
this unsrtmly beginning OF one. The Prcsi.
dent appears to court the light on his pet pro-
jcct; let not those who disagree with him be
afraid OF II;
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North Missouri Lands
FOR SALE
BT F
Hannibal and st. Joseph
r. r. COMPANY. 90 - sra

A BOUT l25,ooo Acres of the. Finest
"A Farming and Grazing Land in the United Suites, >,
for sale at low prices and very easy terms thus ena
bling an industrious man with small capital pay for
his land with money earned from IT,.
Mss0ur Is not too far west to b3 at great distance
from markets its Railroad facilities great and
stanty increasing; the olimHte Is splendid and good
crops are almost certainty while the thirty
ing towns and cities sprngng every hand attest
beyond doubt that the blight of slavery has been eoct4
uay dissipated and that Eastern and Eastern cap
TAI are doing their perfect work. -...
OUR LANDS DEFY COMPETITION.
send for full descriptive Circulars and Sectional Maps
enclosing 3Octs aud satng what paper you this in
- EDWARD WILDER,
90 Land commissioner, Hannibal, Mo-.
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Severe fighting on the drst aud second of
the month, in which the French and English
accounts agree, that the Germans got much
tho worst Of It,, though the losses on both sides
wero very serious. Some Of The French sol.
diers retreaicd into Switzerland. The struggles
were al and near place called Bapaume, and
the French were under Gen. Fadhcrbe.
These reports Of German disaster, have not in
many cases been sustained, and We are dis.
posed TO receive them with sOme grains Of al
iowance, There IL no doubt. We suppose, OF
the reduction of one OF the ou,.postg OF Paris
-AVron--and the retrsat of tho French 1t
seems, also, 10 bebclieved, that some few shells
have been thrown into the city al ParA
Adyiecs from Paris say the Parisians are
urging Gen. Trochu to make another. sortie
in force. King William. In. a New Years
speech to his officers, said, important tasks
remain 10 be reformed before we shall
achieve lasting peace, and we would be cen.
surable to make amy peace which involves
the continuation at the duties which have
brought you here" The Prussans continue
their field Operations before Paris in spite Of
the cold weather. Gen. TIUchu explains to
the Parisians that Fort AyTon WEB Abandoned
because the Prussial guns were Of longer
range than the French
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AGENTS WANTED for Oil Portraits,
of Gen. GEO. IL. THOMAS, painted by Gen. s. w.
PKICE, the Solder-Artise. Address
& w. CAEbSDLL. & Co Publishers,
4t96 Cincinnati, Ohio.
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TT H. L *.

AGENTS! Every Book Agent and
ALL who see this, WRITE ME and be WIFE. Address.
+. 5. FULLER, Publisher, Springfield. Mass.
1896 1t will Pay.
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The new King of Spain, the Italian Duke
OF AosIa, proceeds 10 put on his crown ia the
face OF threatening opposition. The feeling
against him in some parts OF the kingdom ARE
said TO be very strong and fears are expressed
by his friends that hi. reign mny not be peace.
ful OF safe. The spiiil OF the malconlents may
be thus expressed I'VE will not have this
stranger 10 reign over us" The storm has
broken upon the Cortes and that body ia rent
in twain. Meantime things go on az they were
begun ten chambcruins are busy preparing
the palace for the reception Of the new sover-
eign, aud the royal household Is being formed.
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SIo A Week Salary Toung men want
cd az learapd travelling saesmcn Address with stamp
X. H. WALKER, "a Park Row, n. Y SS
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The most detective part Of our present
prison system IL probably our county ihils II
Is supposed about 5000 persons pass through
our county Jails each year They are gener.
ally persons charged with erines and awaiting
trial Bdtaunaucs and petty offenders, In con.
siderable numbers, are also confined In these
places. The young aud the old, the innocent
and the guilty, hardened otfendeTs aud begin.
ners In crime, are commonly mingled together
in tie balls, under few restrainssi without use
ful occupation, and with abundant leisure, and
temptation TO learn wickelnesss The jails
have been ftly termed nurseries of crime
Plans Of jailsi not too expensive, have been
furnished by The Board OF State Charities
which provide for the absolute sepantian oi
the pris0neHs II Is recommended thapthe law
shall require all iailA 10 be 80 constructed u
TO entirely prevent tlis promiscuous and dan.
gerOus intercourse.
Your attention 10 paEalcularly called TO the
recommendation of the Dnard of Stats Chari
thea that the pFoppphnth sritIes of all the ellb.
OF the State should bs reqniryd TO make tnll
! reports annunlly, TO the Legislature, through
The esrerper, ~ ~ statistics ~ tlss nod