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|r~rsrr1s s4sssRusA 1s2sR AAssuAI
gssst ut IHH
|uais fafidstAss Iasursits Company,
Au8ste2'er srArh's OffIcE,
DEPARrnsNf or TssuRAScE,
O11fBus, Jaudary "a, 1871.

Y d. Ha.r a
Au8lto&or srAfA's OfFlcE,
DspARrnsNf or TssuRAScE,
SG1aBus, Jaudary "a, 1871.
at is heret krtiasd, that the ohio Fsffasfs
assurance Company. located At Ls Roy, Medi.
no county, in the State Of Ohio. has complied,
in all respects, with the laws Of this State rela-
ting to Fire Insurance Companies for the cur
rent year, and has fled in this Office . sworn
statement, by the proper emcsrs thereof, show
ing its condition and business, At the date of
such statement, December 81, lS70) 70 be
as follows.
Aggregate amount Of available
Assets, including 500 Prem.
Notes. ............. ......... $449. .44z u
Aggregate amount Of Liabilities,
including reinsurance, ts206,065
and unpaid LOSSES. 1900 2o7,s55 90
Amount Of Income for the preoe-
| ding year In cash ........... 173,568 10
Amount of Expenditures for the
| preoeding year in cash--
Paid for Losses. =. .S6S, S,T35 81
"a. a Rkpenses.. 1908 6S S7.s2s So
In witness whereof. | have hereunto sub-
scribed my name. and caused the seal
LsAALl Of my ofice to be afix I'd the day and
year above written.
i4iss JAMES b. GOODMAN,
Anfitor OF Stxts,
SThis Company insures Farm property
only. Organised ID lB4S. 3. 5..sss
.prlltl. .. G. MORSE. Agent.
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1880 cents. By Notabene.
1912 calves; 20 sheep. BY Nota-
bene. e. 5i E
14o-3 hours and 4S minutes. By No
tabeue.
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For the Marietta Timcs.I
what q Wounded Soldier has

What q Wounded Soldier has
Donc.
4 MARIETTA. OHIo, March 23-Perhaps
. majority of men possess sufficient
ply ysical and moral courage to encenn-
ter great dangers, especially, when she
occasion is one, calculated to inspire he
roic sentiments; but how few have been
found capable Of resisting the depress-
inginanence of permanent i'll health or
great bodily infrmityp The hopeless
ness of relief, the painfulness and con.
slant Inconvenience Of effort, impair the
vigor Of the will, and the sufferer usual.
ly accepts life Of inactivity and help
lessness as inevitable. Occasionally,
however, we meet with men who fight
these daily battles with pain and in6rm-
ity with such rare and indomitable
courage, that we discern in them high
er and nobler spirit, than was ever
shown by the most gallant knight on
tented field. 4isie a6flt9
One OF the most striking instances
of this quiet and unobtrnsive heroism is
to be found VI the life and conduct Of a
soldier in the late civil war, from Mon
roe county, in this State, aid at present
residing there. His name is Thomas
Batfom and was . non commissioned
officer in Company c. Of the a5th Regi.
mentl O.. v. /. = iaf. ss
In 1852 he received 10 battle severe
fiesh wound in the right leg, but was
M for duty again, and served with bis
regiment until May, 1858, when. at tht
battle 81 ChanIelorsviller he was woun
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z For the Spirit.
To Klll Locust Trees.

As farmers are troubled considera-
by with locust trees sprouting, some
people think it almost impossible to kill
the roots. Farmers peel them and grub
them, but nine times 10 ten they sprout
again / have tried them every way.
Now, farmers, try my plan: Cut them
down close to the ground, pasture the
lestwo orathree years aud by 20, doing
yoa viii rid your fields of them. I have
never known this to fail where given q
falr trial WM. WILLIsos.
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ET The little State of Rhole Island is
Republicans it has been for many yeare.
This is to be expected from people who
allow negroes to vote without q property
qualification, putexact It Of 81 foreign
!jdTn citizens 1 \ % ssass ess = saessss
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To Advertisers.

Administrators Notices, Divorce No
|tices, Road Notices, Attachment Notices,
and all other ttanscient advertisements,
must be paid for before insertion. :
Attorneys held responsible for the ad
vertising fees in Legal Notices, and the
same must be paid for when handed in
for publication.
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TaAxxs--To Mr.. HuoH RoBlNsoS, Of
Franklin township, for a club Of nine
yearly subscribers. Mr.. RoRISsoK is q
steadfast Democrat, and believed in FIRST
supporting his county paper, and, after.
wards. if another is, required, taking, q
city paper. That's what buildssnp the
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Apples Of Gold in Pictures ef Silver
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ergy, to take orders for our brilliant, sparkling
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Sheriff Sale.
A. b. Covert, Assignee of Jos. Kinkade,
vs..
Joseph Abbott.

DYvirtue Of an order Of sale to me directed
I'D from the court Of common pleas Of Mon
roe county Ohio. Twin offer for sale at the
front door Of the court house In the town oi
Woodsneld, on 'sa s.fs
Friday, the 18Th day of Mu,, 1877,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock am. and
O'Clock pm. the following described real %
tate situate 10 said county. TO wit:
A part Of the south half Of the northeast
quarter or section six township three and
range i've. containing sixty -eight acres mere
or less; also, the northeast quarter Of ths
northwest quarter Of the same township, seO.
tion and range, containing thirty-six acres
more or less,
lst tract Appraised 1t Il 200,
I'd Is $40.
GRORGR CALDWELL,
spr1lw6. Sheriff n. c. o.
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TIE BucKErE PRuNER.-Mes
Boo11, " lts6s. Axos = MrLaoss, Of
Graysville, have purchased the right to
self these Pruners In Monroe County
These gentlemen are responsible andIwe
have heard this patent spoken Of in
terms Of praise.
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Divorce. Div rce

MARY ANN LANpIS, vkoss .rssid.pos {.
M unknSH6.is notified that Bsnjamin Lsn..
dis, On the hrst day Of March. 1871. hIed his
petition in the oflce Of the clerk Of the court
Of common pleas, within and for the couaty
Of Monroe and State Of Ohio. chafgina tksf
said Mary Ann Landis with ~ilfulkSsencs for
more than three years, and asking ,tkxt NJ
may be divorced from said Mary Ann Lsldlss
which petition will stand for ASarins q ~
next term Of said court. Dated March l,
1871. MORRIS 3 SMITH,
meh7wS. Att'ys for plaintiG. :
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For the Spirit ...s ~ s. !. :
Running The Negro In franklin,

lcor tno CPirlt.l 8 f.ss,l5s ~ ~
Running the Negro In franklin,
AT The Spring election in Franklin
township, . white man and 2 Negro were
competitors for the Office Of Supervisor
in one OF the Districts. The white man
was q right down good Republican and
worshiper Of the dusky race. But. not
withstanding, his sable brother out
striped him in the race by an overwhel-
ming majority, triumphantly carried of
the laurels, went on his way rejoicing
and is now in glory. Aas4 6,aa
wonder if that White Republican
didn't always claim equality for the Ne
groes. How does he relish the practic'
al workings voting for Supervisor, for
instance.-EDs. SPIRrr "a asss sa.4 80
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Nsbp a0btriiselllents,

FyITANTRD-Agsnts and Psddlers to sell Z
wv thoroughly good domestic article, wan.
tod in every family. No composition. Rx.
elusive territory given. Busihess very pleas
ant. Agents AAys sold 8 dozen, netting $50
profit per dap One sold $50 in small tovp,
another 1000 In i've towns. another 81 in
FALLING on SO families. Outfit s.. No danger
Uf, imposition. Best OF references givsn.
Send fot Jcirenlar to log Washington street,
Boston, Mass. LITTLKFIKLD & D.aMR.
1aprlleow4t. .tas
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(For the spirit)

A patent roofing company of Cleye-
land, Ohio, brought suit against neon .
note for sl50. Iemployed Jacob T. Nor
rill TO defend it and obtained Judgment
against them for costs.
Clarington, o., April s, 1S7l.od
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To all Whom it May Concern

fTlAIS Is to notify, II any person should give
] i or loan money, or sell anything to my
sen, John Ulrich, on my account, will not be
responsible for any debts or loans contracted
BY him. ssaA VALkNTiNKULRlCH,
@aprll lW3,
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The following Justices of the. Peace
we're elected, in this county, on the Sd
inst: I 9 { = Q = 4 s1i& = i
Lee-WIlsosS MARTIN, D. e-s g = >
MalagaLJAs. ARMsrRoNG, D. 9
/ Seneca-J. L1EUELLEN, Bfaa49
s yssqss sSAM'L CLEaG, d. e, fssl
Sunsbury-WM. WORKMAN, D. eielss
Switzerland-A. HEADLEY, D.
Wayne II HaWINLAND, D. q T G q
/ In Wayne the vote stood II each for
A. MoosE and d. W1SLxNp. On the 4th,
lots were drawn by Clerk oKEH, Esq.
HAMILTON and Mayor GRrMsHAw, when
WIsLANp, was pronounced the lucky
man.
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Notice. A

TI7HRRRAS, II appears that the soulk6ass,
w quarter Of the southeast quarter 81;
section thirty live r351 IN township Eoar t41f
Of range six ls] contsiaiag 81 - len aoss6,t
in Monroe county, Ohio. In xthe distiictso<
lands formerly subject 70 ssls = Na<ist3sS
now st Chillicothe, Ohio. has besn sssones{
neously withheld from private shtry; tht nj
dersigned hereby give notice Of The faok We
will be prepared to receivS Applications
to enter the land above dssignstsd on Mshss
day, p m. tho l6tk day Of April, 4. D.
1871, st The Land OfRcs a Chillicothe. Ohio.
WM- B. FRANKLIN, Rsgistsr, S,
msh7ws. JAMES RoWR RscsissF. :, ~
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notice to Township Assessors.

You are hcrehy notified toappear Il
this Office on Saturday, April Is, 1871, 10
receive instructions and blanks. A Ger
tificate, from Township Clerk, Of elec.
ton and that security has been given,re
quired. A p,inctual attendance request
ed. s.si,,,Is SAxI GRrxsHAw,,s Il
r fs'nsii aei zsE lAuditor Ms o. oss
Atditsr's oncs, AprlAA AlS7f!t4 U
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ULast year ENGLISH Democrat for
Governor, in Connecticut, received about
900 majority. Nonegroes voted. This
year !, ,70Onegtoes have been added to the
poll. This, on the vote of 1870, would
have elected JEwELLf Republican, )by 600.
As he is beaten this year on the popular
vote, will any one tell where the Republi-
can gain in Connecticut is We don't
see 1t. s69oI slosp4 9dt s8 iis
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!, kyJERE. WILLIAMS and NJ. SuaxrB
had sth6r isoases repaintsd last wesk
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.sAssgaiS expiration of the clubs hos
6sisy btsstgd 10Y oar agents, and those
aheady GpoH our books, we shall dis,
continue the club system for the SrlRlr,
except where they are formed at 81
eacli, n clubs Of FIVE or more.
Agents who are forming clubs will
pfcSse send them in Immediately.
March2lw4.
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c0sroasAerlos / ELscs,rriios The result .

CoRroRArIoN ELECTION The result Of
the election IS: Il l4Sls ssafs.aa.
Trustees-WM F. HUSrER, Jr., R.
N. KoEHLER, D.
ft's WM OKEY, D.
'Ts1.lo 2 JoHx BuReBAcHER, D. 6
Marshal -SILAs Truck, ID. g.;
An ordinance to prohibit the sale of
Intoxicating liquors, either distilled or
fermented, except for medicinal or me.
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BRIGHT SIDE,
one Do,ier. 4.

vsrted. Large ikeminms or cash commissions
where you saw this advertisement BRIGHT
GDE CO.. Publishers, Chicago. III. aprl1m2.
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-s1zrE M SxIrn, Esq, formerly ot
tlis fasss. Il plasticipg law in Knights;
teNn .Intlianas 81 s i.
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Problems, Puzzles. Enigmas, Rid
= dies and Answers ,..
TFor the Spirit, :

rFor ~. sn;.;.,
[ I,.71 - 49,
rnt ti,a bo,,oy = Of ~ h;s so'tmae E so .'iss ',
ee,lv;co of I;s fr;onds No ,rava ~ ~ GO oon :, ~
om ox",,,,,..a ~ ~ @ .,,.ao,;', ] 81 ~ $50 ,:oo ,o'
sns;an nip,,;i"ad ~, W. % ga % o,s,,, oao S p.9'
noos ,ott which ho sannd mos eo ~ ~ su,, IT,,
Who, VOC h,s ,or,una ~ at srs.3 "' oo"sn'
~
r,ts1 ,,ro,,or vo.o;u.. 90, oso =.
nIast ~ II Innd. .1to. ,0sa,,,;r ~s,,vuo ~
~. ao,,t oornn,;ss;on - ~ III tIo ,,o....i.s us !!
,m;ss;np u - hpnd. wsrs :, , nranian a s ov"i 20
nor cont, -
r,Aor Wis, - !. ,ho s;d. Sk ~ ,,h,
which may be inscribed in sphere s, 1000
miles in diameter?
.,z.ge.,f efsq qt,.f 49, aq.r<t,r,f ,s
1857 A Boston manufacturer re.
ccives, March 20, an account. of sales
from Pittsburgh. net proceeds s26,423
35, due May 6; he advises his agent to
discount the debt at per cent. and invest
the proceeds in al day bill on Chicago,
interest off at 6per cent, at II per cent.
discount, and remit it to Boston. The
Boston April 4 and is sold at 1 per cent
premium WHAT'S the proceeds! ts
, -, -.
were cubed and added to q times itself,
ana II rom the result there were snDlrac-
ing would remain. " hat IS the number
,,,o, ,.,. 80. =,
OF ~ beF JOHN A. HIcKINBoTnAM.
8I
l53 ] r ENIGMA:
lam composed of l4letters.
Ny SO 10 1oisa girls nickname
Ny 5 y a is measure of distance. +
MY ID 34l4is a color f5s.yi!sl
My whole is the name Of one of the
teachers OF monroe county, ONO.
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m A Il r. 1 Il b.

March %. by Andrew Twinem, Esq, Chris.
topher Hartline and Adaline Bates.
April 2. 1871. at the residence Of the bride
by Rev. G. G. Waters, VIM. Z. Miracle and
Winefred Hughes. all Of Monroe County, Ohio
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RAlLROADl RA Au.R OADl

=
TiRR undsnigned having lately purchased
i the large ard commodious' ssa zanulas
w a r Il III CIU q "a
formerly owned and occupied ~ Jehn ~
Jackson and John C. Duf, IonId ssspsctfullJ
inform the merchants and sAippen Of Nen-
roe county that We are::new ready " rs-sI.l.i
RECEIVE AND sFORWARD GOODS,
Wares and Merchandise. Nsrlhs, Beuth, n1is
or Wsat, by the cheapest ana most rslishIe.
lines. Partiealar Attention giysn t. tksse,,
ceivins and loading Of spods,. sllswine -
package to leave the House In bad ordsr. s.
MALLORY & ATKIlssON, ~
fsb21m3. ClariDgton, 0nis. Il
HsxRI <. Iisr, exc \. fARkss 5 .. lssts1
,. PAvsHroRf. itsssl szss
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~: r srRlees, Esq. i absent on
sbdshees IN indiana Ais II
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HA letter from Kansasi il published
in this weeks Spirit. ss,,s
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[14S. A broker receives S21 ,050 to
invest in U. S. bonds; after reserving l
per cent. commission on the par value OF
the amount purchased, what was his CON-
mission II bonds we're at a premium Of
per cent? -. -.
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MISSOURI,
Democratic Triumph In 50. Louil
.-GranVs Policy Repudiated.

OennOcralACs Triumph In 50. Louis
--Granrs Policy Repudtated.
| ST.. LOUIS, April 5.-Nearly accurate
returns from all the precincts in the city
give Brown, Democrat, for Mayor, g..
05s majority. The majoritIes br- the
lother candidates on the ticket
range from 1879 FsW. Matthias, Dem
ocrat, for County Treasurer, probably
has 1900 majority. Wilson Primm. for
Judge of Criminal Court, had TO com
petitor. q ri fl-f nFY I ? fIegffs5i .l 81
OF the twelve aldermen elected ten
are Democrats, who, with two holding
over, will make the City Council tie
The School Board will remain Republic
can. The total vote is less a twenty
Thousand out OF a registration over
twenty EIGHT thousand.
The Democrat this morning attribu.
tes the defeat Of the Republicans main.
ly to the apathy of the Germans, Who
largely fefrained from voting.
The Timos says: For the first time
in over ten years the city Of st. Louis,
lately disfranchised and dishonored,
elects Democratic Mayor. The home
Of Grant repudiases by sigral major,
fity the policy Of his Administration /;
the great principles which he has abaE-
doned and betrayed have been trium-
phantly vindicated in the chief city OF
the Vests the voice Of ST. Louis is the
voice of Missouri.
OTHER DEMOCRATIC SUCCESSES. "a u
L The Democrats of Sedalia, Missouri,
elected their entire ticket yesterday by
So to 100 majority. The Democrats Of
Clinton, Missouri, carried their election
by 3 to l; and the Democrats Of Chill
llicothe carried their entire ticket. The
Democratic majority in Springfield, Mis-
souri, ranged from l25 to zoe. The
Democrats of Warrensburg, for the 6rst
time in ten years, won victory by
electing their entire tickets. S
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HRev. BEAzELLE and Lady returned
to Woodsfield on the 9Th inst gsH
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[l49.[ Wlratris the, side of a cube
which may be inscribed in sphere 5000
miles in diameter?
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We present the returnsfrom the follow
ing townships:
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Belmopnt County: Items.

*Judge Of elections
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THE sEMI-wEEKLY SIN.
---~----- --@-----------------
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

John Pritchardl Circuit Court OF Cidar county
against ; Iowa, February Term iS.i
Amos Stanley.) 49,
To Amos Stanley, Defendant:
You are hereby notifies that there il now on
nie In the Office Of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court In and for the county Of Cedar, In the
st te of Iowa, n petition of John Pritchard
plaintiff claiming.of you the sum of one hun.
ured and sixty-three dollars, on an account
Tor labor, interest, livery hire, and balance
due on settlement with Resin Pritchard, as
signed for value to this plaintiff, all Of which
is more fnlly set forth in bill of items attach
~ To SAID petition, and made part thereof.
Plaintiff also asks in his petition for n writ OF
attachment which Las issued against your
property, monies and credits
Now unless you appear to said petition and
defend thereto at or before noon of the second
day OF the next term ofsaid court to be begun
and held at Upton, in said county, on the 18th
day OF tebruay, ISL. n default will be entered
against you, and judgment rendered Their. on
In accordance with the PRAYER of said petition.
iw2 s. T.. SMITH Airy fnr pl,n
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Sheriff SAKE.

z
Ky virtue OF special execution 10 mo IN.
rected, issued from The Office of the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court in and tor the county OF o.
oar , ana state Of Iowa, in favor of Elizabeth
realty. and against Amos Stanley and san
ford Y. Lanslt,1 have levied upon the follow
ing property as he property of the said Amos
Stanley and Sanford v. LaEdt to wit:
Lot number two t2land thirty COO feet Off of
me south side of lot number three 81, being
thirty tDD feet on Cedar street by one hundred
and forty-two q - feet deep; also part of lot
numberone q ,, descfibedl,y iHetes Il nd bou nd ,
ms follows, commencing at southwest corner
Of said lot number one ~, on the alley thence
east ON 9TH street Seventy-ScN en- t771f,et thence
north fiy 80 feet TO the north line of sajd int
ne" one !, thence west scventy-seven II feet to
the alley. thence south nifty .O) feet to the place
OF beginning: all in block number ten lol in
the town of Upton In said county
And shall Offer the same for sale nj tho
Court House door, n the town Of Upton, in
said county. ofSaturdny. he 18th day OF Febrl-
airy. \. d. ls1l, at ono O'Clock +. NJ. Of said any
to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon. '
Dated this llth day Of January, A. p. 1871,
JOHN ID SH EARER
'w3 Sheriff of Cedar County iowa,
Per A. B. Maynard, Deputy.
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Farm for Sale

A IMPROVED FARM of s57 acres. admira-
n bly, located In the north edge ~ Red rla.-
Hrovr, four miles north of Upton, is offered
lOf saie on favorable terms. The farm is nli
fences, with four hundred rods of Young Usage
inedge growing; has living water for stock: n
large - ,g bearing orchard good two-story house.
oe ESQ soia entire or divided to suit buyers.
TIT, rnI iiuTaher Inflammation apply to Vim. II.
IN W. Upton; COOK hrury. Davenport; or
Oh tns premises to the subscriber =
-' JOHN w. BROWN.
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FARM FOR SALE

A VALUABLE, WELL IMPROVED FARM
Niles situated te sig miles east Of Upton eight
nnrth ~ so Wt,. OF Clarence. and sixteen miles
Prairie land all under cultivation: 80 acres 81
40 spnIe r GRASS mile. Of hedge living water
small fruit Of every VARIETY nlso PUN AFR. Trees
ccr rHn TIMER land two dwelling houses, stable
Isns. anu out buildings. Terms modernfe
Tmou Ssasonapie. JOHN BHUNER.
May 25th. 10. .,,m
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WINE OF LIFE.

Inc great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink War.
ncr,s xinum yit9, or Wine Of Life, is free from
any poisonous drugs impurities being prepared
those who require stimuant. 1t is splendid apIe-
uzer ana tonic and the finest thing in the world for
purifying the blood 1t is the pleasant and deli
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