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Neto .Adcertisenenfs.
III. R. R.
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tIEkS The WORST PAINS
n from One to TWENTY MinmRma,

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NOT ONE HOUR
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instantly stops the most excruciating pains,
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or other glands or organs, by one applicA-
ton. In from one to twenty minutes, no
matter how violent or exerueiating the
pain the Rheumatic. Bed-ridden, Infirm,
Crippled. Nervous, Neuralgia, or prOsira-
ted With disease may suffer.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
will afford instant ease. inflammation Of
the Kidneys. inflammation of the Bladder,
inflammation OF the Bowels, Congestion
of the Lungs, Sore Throat, difficult
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Cramps, Spasms, Sour Stomach, Heart
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u. II. Williams, GENERAL AGENT


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- GENERAL
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" % TT G. " .

TTastern District of Tennessee, IS: In
II Bankrnptcy.-In the matter OF B. A.
Creech and Esquire Jones.-To whom it
may concern The undersigned hereby
gives notice of his appointment as as
signee of B. A. Creech, OF Russellvi!le. in
the county of Hamblen, and of Esquire
Jones, Of Bristol, IN the county of Sullivan,
both of the State of Tennessee, within
said district who have been adiudged
bankrdpts upon their own petitions. by
the District Court OF said district. Dated
nj Russellville the-day of September,
1871. THOS. Z. MILLER.
sept244wl Assignee.
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-13
The Hide Dealers Sign.

The proprietor of tan yard, ad-
iacent to a certain town in Virginia,
concluded to build a stand, or sort of
store. on one corner of the main streets,
for the purpose of vending his leather,
buying raw hides, and the like. After
completing his building, he began to
consider what sort of sign it would
be best to put up for the purpose of
attracting attention to his new estab-
lishment and for days and weeks he
was sorely PUZZLED on this subject
Several devices were, one after anoth-
err, adopted and, Oh further considera-
ton, rejected.
At last happy idea struck him.
He bored an augur hole through the
door post, and stuck a calls tail into
it, with the bushy end Haunting out.
After a while, he noticed a grave look.
ing parsonage standing near the door
with his spectacles, gazing intently on
the sign. And there he still contin-
ued TO stand, dumbly absorbed, gazing
and gazing, until the curiosity Of the
hide dealer was greatly excited in turn
He stepped out and addressed the in
dividual:
Good morning, said he.
Morning said the other, withou
moving his eyes from the sign.
DO you want to buy leather in
quired the dealer.
NO
DO you want to sell hides?
No
Perhaps you are farmcrg
'No.'
a merchant, maybe@
No
Are you a doctor?'
No
what are you, then?
Il am a philosopher. / have bee
standing here for an hour, trying
ascertain how that calf got throug
that augur hole y
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-13


her father. | drove off wondering
how it would end.
Reaching the stables, l threw the
reins to the hostler, and entering the
office, told McGreer the horses could
be driven by baby; disposed of my
masquerade, and went home, not to
dream of Grace and Maude, as usual,
but of the noble woman who could
bear all things, SO long as love was
left
The next morning i saw in the Her
AID notice which read as follows:
If Mr.. George T. Morris will call
lat No. 4 North - street, he Will re-
cover lost property
1t was just what | wanted, and
about ten o'clock | called at the place
above named, receiving the check
from my queen, together with an ex-
PLANTATION of how it came into her
possession, asked if her father was
at home. He was not.
Would she give me his place of
business?
Certainly
Taking card from the stand, she
traced neatly the address, and bowling,
| left her to seek the merchant.
Mr.. Lancey, | am George Morris.
viii you grant me a private inter
view
With pleasure.
Seated in the inner Office, | told him
all the last days proceedings that con-
cerned himself, offering any pecuniary
assistance he might permit me to rem
der. After some urging on my part,
he accepted, and grasping my hand,
thanked me again for saving his child,
saying Heaven would repay me.
And it has, most munifcently; for
not six months passed ere Maggie
Lancey possessed the solitaire which
Grace Elmore had worn so proudly
and falsely. l have secured the great
est treasure earth can give-a woman
who can bear all things, so long as
love is left
Now two hazel eyes are peerir G
over my shoulder while happy voice
exclaims
Why, George, you foolish old dar-
ling. no one will be interested in that
but yourself
Is my little wife correct9
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-13

WHY He DONE IT.-At the theatre
one night John Phoenix thought he
saw an acquaintance sitting few seats
in front, and asked a gentleman be-
tween them to poke him with his cane.
When he turned round John discover
ed his mistake. Fixing his attention
to the play, and effecting indifference
of the whole affair, Inc left the man
with cane to settle the disturbance,
and he being without an excuse, there
was of course, ludicrous and cmbar-
RAISING scene, during all of which
Phoenix was profoundly interested in
The play. At last the man asked in
dignantly:
Did you tell me to poke that man
with the stick?'
yes
And what did you wantg
Il wanted to see whether you would
poke him or not tg
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-13

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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-08-19

ANOTHER war IS threatened IN Europe
Russia and France are reported as mcditat-
inc 2 conflict with Prussia and Austria.
Should such a war break out it viii be one
OF the most terrible in the history Of the
world
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-08-19

EVERY manulac.ory OF 100 horsepower
K IS estimated viii collect / GOO inhabitants
a5out it. To build cities on Lake Superior
we must have manufactures,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-08-19

S.'G saks5@kA G.tasE3 EE1Ez E-E5ss tt,-
TERMS $3.50 PEa ANNun
-zzzz-z@-zzzzzzszzz
oUR WISE AuD TI1z1.z Par1.o oIPLEs OF 1c-l5-,
THEY ARE APPRECIATED, AND PGc-Ig-Ig
NET
The citizens Of Superior have not been
content to remain quiet while Northern
Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota, have
been wheeling into line on the greae ques-
uon of immediate railroad connections be-
tween Lake Superior and tire outer world.
we have seen the unfolding Of civilization
on tie ample prairies Of the West, and wit
messed with increasing satisfaction, lis en-
croacAments on the northern West, and us
progress mp the valley Of the ll5si i-9i
toward the wide and fertile belt THAT
stretches away from Lake Superior to The
far Pacific.
rs surely rs Western immigration, few
decades ago, surrounding Lake 3Iioblsa1.
AZ once covered its surface wiea cl9uIz oc
canvas an5 steam, and friugel It with rail
ways, SO surely does the steady Il Eeor pop
ulation setting northwa-3 and v1s Hacd
~ coming within the boundaries naturally
tributary 70 Lake Superior, force Tie fur
rows Of commerce through its waters, aad
compel the long lines ofland transportation
70 extend their feeders to its shores.
We have not observed without good
degree Of interest, and corresponding eE
tort the progressive developments Of the
Lake Superior Railway system rs our
people have seen the Railroad seeking Mar
quette, extending along the lake shore,
toward L'Anse and Ontonagon, on its way
to the head OF the Lake; coming up from
Stevens Point toward Ashland, and reach
ing down from Ashland toward Stevens
Point; looking from Saltwater, and ray
lor's Falls, toward Bayfield,; running i,om
st. Paul to the north shore Of the Lake
and from point tjcenty-thge6 miles ageSt ol
the head OF the Lake on toward the " est
cn Ocean-as our citizens have seen Ill
this, they have felt most 1oycibly tlat oaIy
one little @jgak, Of twenty three miles is miss
ing, which, once inserted in It's place, would
centre on this broad plateau, and nagr:ii-
cent oay' soeh 2 trade rom tno 1ast ana
'ae V est' the North aaa 'he SOUTH &s i.ls
been aeasoely seen IN America, and never
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-08-19

ANOTHER battle with the miserable Co
roans who are said to be only half armed.
one IS tempted to ask what IS the Hse- 1t
IS an odd way Of preparing savages to be
kind 10 castaway sailors. The next casta-
ways they lay hold Of they viii be kind to )
oh! yes, won't they though. Just ike the
Piegans whom Sheridan taught lesson, :
and they have been butchering again all
summer. It takes civilization to appreciate
drubbing.
THE Sierra Nevada range IS to be tunnel
cl for canal, and railway. The toaae- Is
. be done in five years.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-08-19
1876. GU-EeL-ELOE 1871
AGENCY.
OFFICE, 80. 847, WEST 2ND-ST
Il. w. ANDERSON, JR..

/ Real Estate bought and sold OF commission.
Titles Examined and correct abstracts furnished
Tazes Paid for non-residents.
Land Warrants Located, and all business in con
naction Win Real Es.ate promptly attended TO-
Jcsit 2ble Lots aDd Iands II ana around sUPE-
RIoE, DULUTH, and FoNDULAC, for sale.
Several Tracts O. Chaioo Pine Lands on naviga-
bic streams and very accessible, for sale,
Foreign and Domestic Lzohange bought and
sold.
Passage Tickets to ara from an parts of Europe
for sale.
with an experience of FOURTEEN years in this sec
ton, am thoroughly posted in all that pertains to
real estate, and parties desiring to invest in or around
Superior or Duluth, having property to sell would
DO well to confer either in person or by letter with
4. w. Anderson, .B1..g
sREAL ESTATE BROKER,
SUPERIOR CITY, WISCONSIN,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-08-19

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Ll[4LZ PEI1.CLPLZE o. ACTION
.EPRLCIATEC, AND PEC-Ig-I.E
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-12-21
NEW Dv . mrs vsfENTs.
FARM FOR SALE
Valuable Gardening, Coal sEld
ga Farming.Lands, in Belme. Nt j
~" -. County, Ohio. 1siio 1aId

Tyks Propersy belonging 70 the heirs OF Mai
i they Nishol, deesased, situated On Ins
Maternal Road, four miles wsst OF the city q
sale on rsssona6is isrsfs. sn II desired vim S s.
divided Into tracts. 8 follows: flNl't
Ne. I. fAe HOMESTEAD property, !" eont tain.
ing about . sezzE, es which 10 . E5od two,
story Dwelling House beaufifrlla located q
few rods HON tAe Nselcnai Road, vith ali the
neceesAry eut-e1ildtses also, Q good Orchard.
This fraSt 10 vsii adspssd for a DAIRx. NJ
Eo~G fhe we'll knoEn -Stone Tavern >
ho&se, With god Barn and extensive StabI
ing Efth aboat 80 asres Of land attached, 70
acre. sfvhien Is extra bottom, suitable fer
lses-teus 90 sne Naslonal Road for dolnT 1
hotel and stosk dealing basiness.is q .i.G!s =;
Ne. 4 Contains abozt 20 acres, on vhish
thsrs h . gcsd frams dwelling; also, q Coal
Bsnk in working sr5eE.
Fa.4 Contains about e5 acres Of choice BOT
tionaI Road aRd wheeling Creek, which will
be seld In traets 70 suit purchasers.
Ns.a South Of wheeling Creek and adjoin-
ing the above lands, seonkafnfne about ~ seres,
4 OF yAieh is . ersek bottom, and the balance
upland. ~
.. sPiana. are ven ,irnbsrod, and nn-
Six Fsot Vein sr Excellent Ceal.
Crepping out at the noss accessible polnis, ~
Propositions for the whole or any part Of the
above described property may be made 70 the
undsrsigned. and II mot disposed OF fbsforst
Friday. o0-h day of Dec, 1871.
IL VIII be offered as PUBLIC SALE sa that
DAY. sn. The premises. aeer3aUuu ti-s5 iia p
Tsrns made known byapPllcsatioa e a., =, Il
lgff -t-sft lSF St. Clairsvifls. Ohio,
Il.s'.s...y ..s.st5usfl or. TH0S. j. RI4AIR, ,
dsslAsd 49, Wheeling w. Va.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-12-21
administrator, ale Of Real
,iumaa Estate, 1.u

i IN pursuance Of an order, the Probate Court
OF Belmont County. Ohio / will offer tor
I day OF January 1871 between the hours eli and
"a o'clock afternoon, at the front door OF The
! Count House in 81 Olslrsyille. the following
described real estate, situate in the County OF
Belmont ana Slate ofOhio the same beirls Z near
the town of st. Cisirsyile. and being part slf
soslop ss sai sad and q
/ lots or tracts numbered and or Homestead
sract'' as designated in the plot and survey
said Probaie e Court n. the % proceeding insti.
tuted by John N. ,Genin guardIsn, to sell the
xinning for ssidtfacts. describing them ,oeeth-
/ er, Mt the soutn-east corner OF tract No. ct a
stake near Coopsr's coal bank, thence north
stake; thence North 5l1{o West Is, ,7S rods TO :
stake; thence North 1882 West Q5 rods 10 a
ssks 1nsaSe NopsS N9ss9 MeTs y S rods e
South east corner OF the Fair Ground Lot:
Ethenoe North $50 West 1885 rods with said
STAKE; thence south 5oso west ss II rods 10 stSks
in white oak stump, therce W. st 10 O8 rods 10
the center Of the County road; thence in the
OF Nicholas Cooperss heirs, (South SslSo Fast
2. 10 rodss thence with the section line East
tracts and lands OF Cooperss heirs. thence
North So East "A, 10 rods "a q stake: thence
North So1sS East Il rods 70 the place OF begin
ming, containing 81 acres rood and II perches
more or less. as will more fully appear By ref
ereuce to said survey and plot OF said lots q ]
OF Probate Judge OF said County In the proceed
ings aud orders Of said Court In the case afors-
sald.q The same being conveyed by road John
n. Geuin guardian aforesaid, 70 William Ross
coe by deed dated March 0th, 1859 and record
ed In record Of deed of said uourty of Belmont,
Volume IS. page 2S5.
Also, another tract situate In said County OF
Behnont aud State of Ohio, and adJolnlIK the
tract above described and being lot No 81 In 4 |
division and survey Of a tract OF land made BY
Thomas Mitchell, Surveyor OF Belmont County, |
on the 0th day ofSeptemhsr, "A. ID, lS6S: Being
In the Southeast quarter OF Section No. A Town.
ship No, z, aud R2nge No, l. beginning for the |
same m the Ruggles line West side OF the road
at q stone; thence South l1.0s poles TO the mid
die of the road; thence with said road 9oufh |
55io Esst 10 poles; thence South S3lSe East IL Is
poles 10 9sntn's corner thence East 10 ~ poles
toa white oak stump; thence South 5iJSe East |
81 IS poles 20 q stake near q beech tree, thence
North 9, Is poles TO q sto {. theLce West 50 ~ /
poles % be place OF containing Acres
roods and - perches, more or less. And Rlsn. |
being the same tract conveyed to said WilIiam |
Roscoe by William Anderson and vile BY deed |
dat ed March 10Th, 1850 . l'lifiII47' - I
All OF which Is appraised at 3a925
TERMS OF SALK: One third In hand one-khfr,a |
In one year and the rernaing third In two years |
nom the day OF sale, with interest on deferred |
payruants, 70 bs secured by mortgage on shs |
premises sold,
'-IgF5 - FRANCIS b, FERREx..
Administrstorof wilIIAA Eoscss, aecld,
ds2.4td Lf'f Ta6lfr SG1'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-12-21
CoMszEReHAL REPoRTs.
Pittsburgh Live stock Market.


HiiF IL SATURDAY, Dec. Q, 1871.
CArTLE.-The receipts. ss will be seen, were
not large. so6 carr. .and of these large number
were through cattle. and, of course. were not
offered here. Up until yesterday and to-day
trade was brisk, parIiculariy Tor the best grad
es. and last weeks prices FULLY sustsinsd-an
advance in some instances was realised; sales
were made at 6@6Ss for prime TO- 1s1tra so 70
100 ID steers. and the supply OF this particular
grade was scarcely equal to the demand; -
noted in our report OF Wednesday. there wers
several lots of holiday stock and these Of course
were held at. and brought. holiday pricss. say
719jH To-day, however, under the IL fiuence
OF the unfsyorable New Yolk news, things
hooked a little blue, and the outlook for next
week was regarded with apprehension, Indeed
Operators generally ex pect that trzte Will be
Will be slow from now until after the holidays.
sHEEP.IThe supply of sheep was fair, ifsny-
thinx laI ger than for some weeks preceding, and
iSrtilsrmore. Il the average eaasiity vas better
was upuseaily large. With good demaDd.
however, Shippers generally bonYht very freely,
fully sustained Several bunches OF holiday
s; eep, averaging froin 40 70 I4o hs, changed
hands at prices ranging from 81 TO $7.5a and
from 10 81 for fair 10 good, averaging from W
to ll0 lbs. For the com mon graoes, the deinand
was rot very active, though these, too. foand
ouyers a. air prices. included "a the sale. OF
Co.. Pa sold by Geo Psrritte; one i,.t OF "
lhne WOOL averaging l2S ms, at X and shs other
10 coarse WOOL ayerying Ia ns at u. Wash
ington Go. is hardto get over in good sheep.
l. HoGS.-The hog market has varied but little
lone way or The other for some time past-prices
have been unusually steady for this season OF
the year. The receipts. this week, were itberai
245 cars and as general thing the quality Was
not very good; II Is said that the best hogs are
being taken by the packers In the west, whiis
the tall ends are betng forwarded 10 this mar
ket. 1t Is worthy OF notice. Tor The best 5rAdss.
prices are better relatively at Chicago, Cinctn-
here. and tLis accounts for the Diminished re-
teeipts of this grade at this place Prime TO sx-
ira Philadelphia hogs cloae ifriner; In conss-
qnence OF a diminished supply and vs Ad-
vance our quotations, to .s4,7V84. 80 On She
other hand, light hogs, such ~ are bought for
New York, In consequence OF an Increased sup
ply. are weaker and ws seduoe oar quotations..
u, ,3o@4 40.