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THE STARVING mURDERER.
The Fourth Day Wiihoat Food Or Water
Will tbs D0gt8rs Fsrcs Him &c
Take NourlshmeHt
From the Hartford Courant, 23dl

T.
Wilson, the murderer, stIIl refuses
to eat or drink. He is evidently
determined to make way with him
self When he resolved upon this
course, the careful watch which had
before been kept upon him was made
still closer by placing a Watchman
directly in front Of his cell, which is
now guarded day and night, so that
he may use no violence while fasting.
Everything was removed from his
cell, even to a pen, and he has nothing
with him to aid him in the use OF viO-
lence upon himself.
Captain BOtelle, the new and really
efficient warden, whose administra-
ton so far proves him TO be the right
man in the right place, told Wilson at
the outset that he should be treated
kindly, "but," said the warden, 81
shall do all in my power to prevent
you from killing yourself; that is my
duty my position not only demands
it, but common honesty also" VIII
son says nOthing-nOt even TO the
Warden-as to his purposes, but there
is no doubt now that he has COM
menced fasting with the design Of
ending his life. Yesterday a lemon
was given to him and he took it, and
it was thought tasted Of some Of its
juice. 1t would allay his burning
thirst.
To-day, If he experiences what he
did last fall when going through the
same ordeal, VIII be his most fearful
day. The fourth day, he said, was the
worst one Of all, and he irresistibly
drank water from his wash basin.
Captain BOtelle takes certainly the
correct view of his prisoners situa-
ton. He believes now that Wilson
should be treated as a sick man, and
he viii turn him over to the prison
physician, who may, if he thinks
proper, remove him to the prison
hospital, where, if the demands Of the
case require, consultation Of medical
men may be had to decide upon the
right course of action. If the persist
ence to fast is maintained, the physi-
clans will undoubtedly decide to treat
the patient as If he were insane, and
use cOmpulsiOn to nOurish him. This
is frequently done in certaia cases Of
insanity.
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TuF eHAReERY COURTS

UVHE CbancsII5rs have designated the fol-
lowing order or arfain cement o. their
Courts for The april Term
AT CfIAEIBEIls.
From 8 70 3 O'Clock a.m. each day, except
SATURDAYS and motion days,
SESSION or ERE CoUHE
From o'clock am. TO 2 pm. except upon
motion day. Upon motion day, rom g. clock
q %. TO PM
me Session nf each day wiz be promptly
opened and closed according 70 The Court
clocks.
Az heratof1ra. there VIII be no Court held
upon Saturdays.
No cause viii be considered without the
briefs OF Counsel are handed In
R. ]. M0BGAN,
". i. SCOTT,
March al ISL lapLI Chancallnr1.
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r WILL sen or rel ,.,., % o.eioeE e2. a., aaa F
49, s----..i certain lots ar md iF-
~ ~ - y .s.,si'v 0f shelby, stasa c uusi-
l-7- .cTse- 1loUu ul sort le 4
Ffst8 Of cu A --- -
e.---=-- and Thirl
- ~, t~-flra fest on rHa el
~ 1lt-aas, and F1.ll-44 -
M read feet o. - lLa5.
ra,fr.5 gEII.IlR .Coun--- CauEt CLERKS
rern W. smith. sol s1r A'aaia-l-ie--
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

+ OTTERY.-OmoiaI drawings OF the MIS-
IL souri, state Lottery. CLASS l53.
90, "A, 81, So, Is, 40, Il, "a, 8, 2, "A, 65.
CLASS l54.
32 @, 81, z, IL, 6s, 81, AZ, A, Is, 70, 43.
Prizes rom Sl00 % $4,000, paid IN money.
Lotteries drawing daily, Information rur
nished in the above Lottery by ]. e. FRANCE
~ North Court street, Box l47, Memphis.
Tenn. F. o. MURRAY, MILLER q CO., Man
nrarn al L.nmI.- 10 NJ
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Ku-KIux Iaealro

CAIRO, ILL, March 31.-John Putt
shot Charles J. Woods, here yester-
day, inficting probably fatal wound
on him. Both men were shOemakers,
employed in the same shop. PutZe
is supposed to be insane, sUspecting
that Woods was a female shoemaker
In diaaniaa
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FUNERAL NOTICE

GARElS-Tne friends and acquaintancss Of
the late GRO RGE GAREIs, Ofthe Old Memphis
Brass Band, are invited to attend his funeral
rom his late residence, No. us Jefferson
street, this lsATURDAT) afternoon at 3
o'clock
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NEW YORK, March 31.-General
PleasantOn writes to Supervisor
butcher, this morning, advising him
that no person whose gross income
during 1870 did not exceed so, 600 is
required to make any return, nor to
make affidavit that his income did
not exceed that sum.
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DIED.

GLYNN.-NICHoLAs GLYNE, jr., OF this
ely, at Ficksburg, Miss.
Funeral 10 take place this (SATURDAYj
morning. at 10 o'clock, from his residence, 98
Main street. The friends and acquaintance
Of the family are respectfully invited to at
tend
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MARKETS.
IBY TELEeRAPH.I

NEW YORK.
% NEW YORK, March 8I-Cottou drill and
unchanged: middIfng upIsnds l51sc. Flour
dropping; So 45@8 30 for shipping grades
and amber, 81 65@l So. Corn, demand good at
full prices; western mixed. .sB@8356c. " hlskT,
fair; small sales OF Rio AZ private terms.
Sugar, firm and demand fair; Cuba, 9@95zc.
Molasses, d m and demand fair; New or
leans, 60G65c. Rice, SzSo5sc.
WALL STREET.
NEW YORK, March Sl.-GOld opened dull at
I01zall01< but at the close was strong, with
uG3S bid. Governments were buoyant and
the entire List advanced 4 TO y per cent.
The Post says: - new Impetus was given 10
refunding the 5-20s by the enlistment of the
ers in Govern ment bonds, which Is the only
reason assigned for this decided change u
the tone Of the market. The inference to be
drawn from the action OF the Leading houses
referred 70, is, that old 5-20s win be advanced
above par in gold. The stock market opened
strong in Nauderb1ts shares with the re-
maindeT Of the list steady. Late In the day
the market, ,became buoyant and more active.
Stocks were: Terre Haute, New Jersey Cerl-
tral, Northwestern, New York Central Hud-
son and Adams Express Company. The lat
ter, though not quite so kigh in price Ia very
strong Money Is easy aU 4 per cent. Iudfea.
lions are that the combination recently
formed, have concluded to abandon the In
tentlon Of ehecttng an artificial stringancy.
southern securities on the last call were
urmer; the chief features were Vfrginfnig
and Tennessee's: old Tennessee's, 655[; new
b53s Sterling exchange, l095f. GovernmenU
nonds-6lss ll67zi 62ss ll256; SIS, il23f; sos,
llz7si new, ul&; 6I, lil1< 83s, uf5S; 10-40s,
lt55a; currency 6s, 1876.
Dry gOOdH-Ihe market Was fairly active
bat Tar from being buaysnE OF settled re-
specttng values which In various grades are
shrin king from day 20 day Broadway brown
lie; Massachusetts dne BB, 100; NeWmRrlret
JOG; Portsmouth, A, SIC Adriatie and Ap-
plstOn brown drills, lz5zei Eepperail do, re-
duced % same prices Oolu111 1ians hlns Qen-
ims, 925<o; AHoakaa8, brown DO 49ci Jne4ler
dock 8, ld3sc; do. A, 1875; stark oleacned
drills, l3o; Farmers and Mecnalflos qenimai
Sc; Haymaker, do. I21zoi OTIS AKA aot A.ei
do BB lgc: &C, I8e; Pearl river blue Asso;
Warren, AKA 2Qcs Workingman'a 90, l8ci
Haymaksr stripes. l05a9liei stark a cotton
bags, 821zc.
NEW ORLEANS.
nrw ORLEANS. March -Flonr-scsree.
s1iT,srfigle SO %; Xxx, So y; Xxx. 81 I2a7 Is.
i'orn. easier at 7la. OaIs-5s. Lent, 65c5 Ca
lena Csc. Bran. lever at 81 Al. Kay easier.
nriria. sl3m1fs choice, 82iEid. Pork dull
mess 52i so eae8ns 81znlJjz8l2c Sugar
cured hams, l5 4ldes Lard, tierce I2aI8c:
Keg. I81S6 lS5zcl sugar, mrmers fair. Ease.
prime. f98l034e Inolaaaes, prime faFrneil4if ifin
80a45e; plantation, reboifed al3Saf0e gFSfe-
ky, western rectineds S55825u. Coffee, steady
at l4@l65f1. Sterling. nomlnailV 2lke: afz1f
z premium. 6oia, li05z premiu1n. Cotton
quiet and nrfii safes, seven Thousand bales;
good ordinary. lzes low ulddltngg, E315
lS5sc; niddi1ngs ls5s8l4fc; Eacaipts. 5f5
baleai Kpczis--iorslgaf ssl5 bales; bost1nI
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DISSOLUTION

rTNHE arm OF NEWTON FORD q Co. & this
i day dissolved by mutual consent.
NEW TON FORD
ID. T. PO RTEE
W. r. TAYLOR.
MEMPHIS, April I, IS7I.
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Sfaekhnldsrs -.

A NNUAL MEETING Of the stocEhuldar1 %
- shelby County Turnpike Company. %
the once Of aecrataTYl az Do am. On 1fls
Monday ia APRIL W = AVERY Pres. G.
J. q. JoHEsqs. 1acratarF- ml-l
534 sss0Hd ST. 334 Second 81
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Governor Holden, Of North Caro-
Inns, is impeaehed and removed from
Office. He says be is not much be-
holden to the High Court Of Impeaeh-
ment which brought sentence against
him. Holden has been holding oface
for some time, bat henceforth wiz
hold Of
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ENeLAND.

GLADSTONE DEFENDS EEGIaAHD'S
POLICY.
LONDON, March 31.--In the House
Of Commons, HughesOn gave notice
that the government was preparing a
bill providing for the confederation Of
the British islands in the West In
dies. In a speech Gladstone said Eng
lands conduct in regard to She recent
war was applauded by all Europe.
France was In the wrong as regarded
the immediate cause Of the war, and
Germany was right. though the latter
was not free from blame in the affair
Of the Ducbies. England had ap-
plauded the efforts made for German
unity. He believed that through the
efforts Of Lord Granville, Prussia had
moderated her terms.
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g3f second street, has sTsrytn tn1r e1ur- aE
rvpv OF New and 4ecouo-neuQ rcccat 20
as low figures You must li-.4 lA4-'l-t. -
have Mattresses OF al 14lQls 0u-. On
Stoves aud Ia fact everything q e
i1ouss-hnld. Dous lal 10 eal ra-
not 20 away without luylnz
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COPARTNERsHIP

A COPARTN HRSHLP IS this day formed be-
"A tween the undersigned, Kinder the na1na
and style OF FORD. PORTER co. VINO
VIII continue the business as heretofore az
they VIII be pleased 10 see their old friends
and customers.
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TTANrHu-sCHOGA FOR NE7zT FALL
w Term. Two I1dlaa, of ripe scholarship
and LONG arueriBHca IN the mans cement OF
scnnols dssirs an eligible location for the as-
fal,ilsllf fnent Of q Female Seminary o. high
or7er. or would take charge or qua already
eefghifahed. Can give the best references. n
needed can supply good Philosophical APP
rrrqfyls vfflh other requisites 70 thorough
Instruction Trustees OF others Interested -
7e5uring taaeners, please address
TEAClIEL7e, Care Df Hugh IarElneai
mn e1T N1, 70 Ia1faEsua afraef
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WANTED.

nAF TNER-Of intelligence and steady han-
u its, az Grand Junction. Tenn. who Us ac-
quainted with the people aud country to be-
gin the business of selling and venting to
Northern men, property In the adiacent
WI LEAK
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An order has been sent to the Cap
tain-G General at Porto Rico to hold
elections in July.
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sEGOHD aaRuAL -

Given by Memphis Division. Number -z,
II B- Of L. Engineers, at
COCHRAN HALL, APRIL Il-g.
Tickets gS; can be had at Cochran Hall
Ug-f
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1873 bales; week 's.salss. IS 80 bales: ressiDtt
net $50 bales gross 88,8-5 bales exp9rts-
% Liverpool sza602 -bales; other foraign
E2n bales.
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CINCINNATI

C1EcfEHATT, March 3l.-Cotton du1r and
unchanged but concessions would 6svs -
ateady and In moderate lfeu1.li5tf- r+5-fi--
% s19o 5l. wheat steady and 10 m0ds-afl
demand; red, 81 Sol 81. Corn. Sc. Fve
less pork, demand light, but hrrdZ-s lsy-,.
sales az 80 ~ ng. ST. Lard, cuII aDd
nominal at lr4c. Clear ri5 and clear sf-ils
oac0n aull ana dropping AZ 75fgI0l4aIie. he
latter Is scarce as there Is bur Iifffs an IL
smoke.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, March 81 -Cofton 5r-rr an, nm
cnangsd niddurg, 1fa. Flour aufsf ana
steady K family, s.. Grain STEADY and De-
lnAnQ moderate. Groceries uhclauged and
u u IaLt oruer demand. Hay dun held al s.8.
EroY Visions duh and unchanRed- aLess Dar X
- bacon So o54gll1fct bulk meas. ~ e9t
. le5fci nalLAi sugar cuI Ell I514c; plain L4l.s.
prime lear lard ll7Ic iu tierces zegs. Ls5zr
nnlsAy quiet and steady az SIC. Tobaec9
nm nm .a5sa ~ hhds az - 20 "a trash 10 good
laga, and 20 Is for low 70 fair iear
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LECTURE

LECTURE
MECHANICS INSTITUTE
INITIAL Lecture Memphis Club EaLL. iu
4 Gz-ENLAW OPERA HOUSE
TUESDAY NIGHT. APRIL e, I5-I
c8-ueuciuzat5 at5 o'clock. by Col o. We -aL.--z-
ANDEH. supt- H. O.. h. b.
-uufecr-sCleuce as Applied 90 4e---azless
Slugls AdmL-a-1u--Ll cents
go Member VIII please sst llczelz lT
CtdCer of the LEsLlrIte- or ~ The rlLca 1l
ZONES & BaIdW-l. Architects hL- HlllF 1a
rIcrz FmhET sL-E Hll
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE. March sI-Coftou 0r3a+. lon
inladilng, L-3sc- BULK mea1s-shoulIers. re.
liieaf lieaf rlDoea Sides ll1<e packed. Bacon
~ slLou-dsL5, 92ac clear sides, I1ze; hams. l2c
Ssl5, J5 I'e' Wheat, 81 l59l So Flour. s. %
Smyrna times., 1871-09-20

lGENkKNL NNrtKE No. 31l
An Act To provide Tor the bet board
bh, propelled IN whole pat 10y other pur
Smyrna times., 1871-09-20
THE ANERIClN WASHER.
Price $3.50.
The American Washer Saves Money.
Time and Drudgcry

rae f"'lsn' Washing ~ -" l'-,r pIra!,l hut Economy
t'i'''"rl, ami ttolu t,othIuG Suir.
In calling puh ,u tn TIN, ,,,, ,a,,f fy a, tho
NA.4 .4ahr Una ',. pu>>,~>ri al, other m,
eHiAr YET ihNrntvt.' are here "l uilrrat,i.
L i the SluhIrs comp mos, nr.nh. mos,
l N''>'t 4 wears
WIKI ttw hours practice can ilarnugLI, ,n.ri s "a
'' ",' H. lj"!" Is tN tl- ann. s..
IA 'li't Il is
' "ttr ""nlrr II lSA immature giant doing mor, w,,r
t'.,' lld'N, iiitu 'lv lab.
ue l oi iht tb'! Is nN saved h sud the clothes
"'' 'i "n%t NAN tN H." 'i ptu ol rut board.
WI WASH " taFS">' blanket. T'rrc >rs al
E h"i"ushN In wort the ahDro OF any taliric from
Qu '' lAtv dii"n t9ulrlg Handkerchief ar. IulY
%ln m t'p y "i thl, Ill lfiLE GEM l. can be fastened
~ h't,r h"" Nv9 'u""d prrlIllce eNiN against
"'s"s Machine IA" moment tins machine seen 10 per
'' ls wonders a ''u's i It's C,rans
are a"Nt" and iI"'ct and d-tctrto al once bcomr he
last tlrlit> 81 ti. Il, - "
on n.y. trl".n> without 'ni setting forth
over ,tutfS, " hAy
'H"t it hiw''l.'. useless
n'' a"d {" accomplish "a, object Promised ia prominent
AMI -'li! >'tIrtiuS =, l.,ut..
-, ~ Nt>us = "t"gri Is :r w'lugus The
O '' h'f paramount niurru'i - iu"vhA>.T> has been
:" ~" lh'' X " u ihc teach ot
% @ ~ 't'r" % tomv-''1 vy"uomy that WI, pAy ihr
Smyrna times., 1871-09-20
THE DAILY Sun, SO A YEAR.

A preGminently readable newspaper. with the
largest circulation IN the word. Free. inde.
pendent, and fearless IN politics. All tho
rom everywhere. Twp cents copy by
so cents month. or SO u year.
Smyrna times., 1871-09-20
Boots, shoes and Caters.
A VALUABLE FARM
PRIVATE SALE.

The subscriber hereby oilers and wall sell a Nalua
n'e Farm Tor reasonable Prce. and on very easy
terms. 10 responsible purchase
The tatm lies directly upon the division line be-
tween Delaware and Mary land; principally IN Queen
Anne County, Oi the latter Slate about miles from
MiIIIngl"n, ircm SudlersvIe. 6 from Kenton and
l2 miles tI"m smyrna; It Is within lew miles Oftwo
working railroads. which connect with the Delaware
Railroad and Is IN good and rapidly improving
nerghborhOud
The tract adioins lands oC Major Black John Clark
James GuessOtd, and others. aud contains about 26O
Acres. OF which. 100 acres Woodland. The
Gle lred land is in state ni good impruy elnent and
the Misunderstanding House, Stables CRIBS Sheds
&c. we'll arranged for the complete working of the
farm and alt m good condition. ANY person in search
OF such properly may obtain a bargain this estate
The soil Is naturally strong and good admirably
adapted to the growth of Fruits well as OF Gram
and grass
GEO. W. CUMMINS.
Smyrna, Del. June LIST. ls7l.-76m
Smyrna times., 1871-09-20
Delaware Railroad Line
y u nm Hner A. rran z mn N
OnHnd after
MONDAY. JULY 18th 1871.
SOETII.

Passenger trains will run as follows, un-
til further notice. All Trains Sundays
.pNcrptrl
Smyrna times., 1871-09-20
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
GNU Fever, Remittent Fever. Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, sc,
and indeed all the affections which arise
from ma4arlous, marsh, or nlasnsn'
A. its name implies. it does care. Srd loes not
iail Containing neither Arsenic Qujninc. Ri>muth,
Ihr' nor any other mineral or poisonous substance
Whatever, 4 IN nowiSC injuries any patient. Ih6
number aut Importance Of its cures in the sG1,f lis
NGts, are literally beyond account, and We believe
without parallel in the history Of Agle medicine.
Our rrdc Is gratiied hv the Acknowledgements va
receive ~ the radical cures effected in obstinate
cases, and where other remedies had wholly faIet
h3CcImated persons, either resident IN or
uaNei!lng through ulaSmatiC localities. will be pro-
tected by taking the .4GTE CURE daily.
for Ltrer Com plants. arising from torpiiW
OF INC Liver II IS an excellent remedy stirulaunS
the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders And Liver Complaints, tS
an excellent remedy, producing mSry truly ra
marGahle cures, where other medicines hai fal~i
Prepared by DIR. J. c. AVER Il Co, Practical
and AnSlytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, Ani solo
AL round the world.
PRICE, 800 PER BOTTLE.
Sold by JAS. ?, HOFtEt hEK. }. ". pENNE
smyrna. aud all Druggists and Dealers IN Mc'rrT
everywhere. ocil?ly
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ON EtNlGI Al
lGENKllAlNAr1nr M Z

LAWS aud RrsOlutiInS Of the United Sintes Pas
sea nt tht I htrd Session al the Forty
f.r~I ('OnnrcHa.
Smyrna times., 1871-09-20

tGENERAL NATURE-NO. Jsl
An Act 70 establish certain pos: roads
BE u Acted By the HtuS-
ths United America
the t0llesng b established =, cost rOAits:
ALABAMA
FROM Battles Wlar % DsBtv Mills
lrom AndaiuNa 70 EIchawscuA.
Erom Thomas u NidsaY
kroun Aurora 20 Village Sprinxs
from Ciarke VI rs 10 Bpstic Mills.
krOU tredona 70
IRON Nes Hoe o R0ck Station.
BrOn kutlsdse 20 Eba-
Wills. ~ " ''
Fsom Ashvl,e. s.. Clair CSunty TO Houaas Station On
Alabama and ChattAnOega Railroad
rom Sprngvilie 70
krom spFnxvtlls 10 BlOuntsyille.
ARKANSAS.
Fron Fort Arb8ekls to Port Still
kr0ta lees Are 20 Searey
RON koudo To MoOniugsf3rt. in
frOn Clarkesvin 70 Mount
rom Mlnaeota 70 Bozgy Depot.
From kanies to Camden
froul Rocky Cotns1rt Whealock
Aastong Academy 20 BoEgy Depot Choetsw Nstos
kfen Daas Fia kehSl0hiA and DoaksyiIe. to Carksys
F.Fry, Il Ch0etlw NstOR
C@xe- S'''' -'e'I'7 D'A' 70
Ersm RurrvWTills 70 Rolling Prairie. Missouri
Ersan yoassoGr0 to Crowley.
- - N-A'
Ersm Eaniee to FulfOn via NTontieslo and Csmdau
FrS9 PFiaeet01 TO ArkAasPhtA-
Smyrna times., 1871-09-20
A. H. FRANCISCUs & CO.,
- 0t3 Market street. hila. Pa.

Cut,d states. ' - ..,..e.'' y. ~ ,.'e
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SG.5OI

NJ hat = asked 10y th.~ GRFNT LABOR SAVER !, a fair
Trial We guarantee" Zach 11c Wort, pcrircN
SOLE A"lNr~ FoH rus rNlrrp STATES.
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEARl
ONE HUNDRED COPIES FOR $50
Or less than One Cent a Copy. Let there be q
$50 Club at every Post Office
sEMI-wEEKLY SUN, go A YEAR,

Of the Same size and general character as
FHE WEEKLY, but with greater variety OF
miscellaneous reading, and furnishing the news
20 its Subscribers with greater freshness because
comes twice week instead of once only.
Smyrna times., 1871-09-20
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such rs Coughs, Colds, WhOop1R
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and CONSUMPTION.

and Consumption.
Probably never before III the whole history of
medlCmc, has anything won Wdely and So ,itepiv
upon the confidence Of mankind. :s TINS excellent
remedy for pulmonary conn laIut-. Through a long
series Of years, and among most of tn, race, 4
men II hiss risen higher and higher in their r,;Iln;
ton, rs II has become better known It. uniform
character and power IL cure the various aat.tlIrs
OF the IunEs and throat, have mate II known a., Ty-
hahl" protector against them. While q IL; lv! 10
mlltcr forms OF disease and To- Young vu4..r,. :lLs
at the same tnJ the most clrctu.tl ruur. q 81 can
be gwen for lnClplcnt r.u-uui i!ru, ami Tie ian.
GCrouN affections of The throat and uuG-. 4, 8 uro-
vision against sudden attacks ut CIoi,p. L should
be kept on htut IN every family, and IN iced as al
are sometimes subject tn cui> and rua.l.s, sl
should he provided " nh this i.utIjo Tor i.,iu.
Although settled CoHSu5n ptiolI Is th.ush; in
cura'j,. ~tl great numbers If cases where III, lis
ease seemed settled. have been culnplr',ly .,..ei
amt the patient restored To- sound Ava.:A iy Tie
Cherry F"cfordi - complete i Il, mastery
over the Disorders of the Lungs and Throat. .hat
tie most obstinate Of them yIvhl L. Il. When moth.
ing else could reach them. uulcr the Cherry Peo-
t0rdI they Suh>lic aud disappear.
singers and PWbIic Speakers find great pro
lection from il.
Asthmd is always relieved and oNen wholly
cured 10y it.
Bronchitis is generally cured w taking the
Cherry PrCtorGI in small and frequent doses.
50 generally are its virtues known that We need
not publish the certificates Of them here or ,o lnors
than assure the public that its qualities fully
maintained.
Smyrna times., 1871-09-20
Tte 1ullar dt'eeklu Sun.

A Newspaper of the Present Times.
Intended for People Now on Enrth.
Including Farmers. Mechanics. Merchants, Pro-
Iessional Men, Workers. Thinkers, and all Man
aer of Honest Folks, aud the Wives, Sons. and
Daughters Of oil such.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-07-27

The Iatestnew scheme for swindIing
is on the tapis. The art icle offered Is
a wrought iron plOw point, fitting in
to a hollow square, the economy of
which is wonderful. Those that have
been bitten find that wrought iron
points costs more a piece than the en-
tire share of cast iron. As these plOw
point swindlers are understood to be
making a hurried sweep through the
country, papers desirOus of saving
their patrons pockets will direct at.
tentiOn to this swindling scheme. II
cost the farmers of the west about
two hundred thousand dollars. Pr
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