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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-23
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA
South Carolina District-Fourth Clrcult-ln

LIMITED i a II Of AMEnlOA--
u South Carolina District-Fourth Chcult-In
Abrain Van Buren and 8. Angelica, his wife, ct al,
VS.. John Peter Brown, ct al
By virtue OF an order Of the Court In this case,
will ofler for sale, at public outcry, on the nrst
MONDAY in November, 1871, at Columbia, az NOT
less than the appraised prices below stated,
The following PARCELS OF LAND: -.
All that PLANTATION called big Lake, " stu.
ate, lying and being In the County OF Richland,
In said State, op the Congaree River, about eight
miles below Columbia, containing about Two
thousand one hundred and seventy acres, and
appraised at twelve dollars per acre. SAID Plan.
tatlon has been divided into two Tracts OF nearly
equal quantity, by the road running through the
Plantation from the Main Public Road to the Con.
garee River, and the Tracts will be sold sepa-
rately.
ALSO,
All that PLANTATION called "Shiver." lying In
same County and State, about eighteen miles be-
low Columbia, containing thirteen hundred acres,
more or less, and appraised at ten thousand dole
lars.
credit OF one, two and three years, Win the
bonds OF the purchasers, bearing interest at the
rate Of seven per cent, payable annually, secur.
ed BY q mortgage OF the Lands. Purchasers TO
pay FOR stamps and papers.
Said Lands may be purchased at private sale on
application to the undersigned at Sumter, 8. o.
Us. G. RICHARDSON,
oct3-wm9 Special Referee.
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By HOLMES AND MACBETH,
Auctioneera.

AuCt10ueef1.
4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
n Will be sold on WEDNESDAY next October
25Ih. at Ssles.room in the rear Of our oice, No.
81 Broad street, at half past 10 O'Clock,
the following lots OF JEWELRY, Paintings,
Furniture, Books, &c. &C.: ,,r
one Fine JURGENsEN WATCH, CHAIN AND
SEAL
One Set Diamond Studs
Sundry sets sleeve Buttons, Studs, Pins, &c:
Three very Fine Meerschaum Pipes and Cigars
Holders
Lot Silver Plated Spoons and Forks
One Diamond Pin
Bedsteads, Chairs, Bureaus and sundry otner
pieces Of Furniture
large lot Of Chromos and Paintings
A lot OF Miscellaneous Books
One Revolver
Office Desk and Stool
One Letter Press
And lit Of other articles too numerous to
mention.
gale. OcIZ1
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CITY AFFAIR S.
Meetings This Day.

St. Joseph's Latin Society, at z. NJ.
Washington Fire Company, att P. III.
yip,lant Fire Company, at P. ID.
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CHARLESTON HOTEL

c. H. Burhans and wife, Savannah, Ca
Arthur Nattank. washiDgI on, D. c.; W. G. Heron,
4elfast, Ireland; c. B. Sillers, Marysville; A B.
speer, New Orleans, Law R. Kingman, City;
THOMAS M. Blossom, New York: Thomas keyes,
New York; J. H. Averl. City; Mrs. u. n. Wells
and three children. Pacific Landing; ]. B. steed
man. Sumter, S. Z.
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BIG SH1Ps.-Freight room for foreign ports
which, for time, was somewhat restricted
becoming more plentiful, and in the last few
dsys our harbor has been visited by several hrst
class merchantmen. Among the numoe
are the new ship Olive s. Southard, Captain
Theobold, jus. oflthe stocks at Richmond, NE
eleven hundred and eighty three tons, consigned
to Messrs B. G. wilkins & Co. The ship Nautilus
Captain Spencer, from New York, twelve hun
dred and seven tons. consigned to Mr.. E.
Willis. The ship Reunion, from Havre. eleven hun
dred and eighsy-nve tons, Captain Curtis
consigned to Messr,. Street Bros. co.
and the bark Albinia, Captain Wafelaer
from New York, consigned to Messrs
Hunt Bros. Co. These vessels will prob
ably take about fourteen thousand bales o
cotton, and viii assist to ease the pressure for th'
moment. The freight facilities from this tim'
promise to be excellent, and our country friends
have only TO send their cotton forward.
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Anfticn 5aIes--gntnre Mans.

By J. FRASER MATHEWES.
WILL BE SOLD ON SOUTHERN
w WHARF, ct II O'Clock, on WEDNESDAY,
the 25th, ,,,
CHINE, new
one Corn and Seed Planting Machine, new
Two Rice ThresherB
One Rice Fan
One Circular Saw Mill
one Corn Mill, stones thirty inches In diameter
Lot OF Shaf,ing and Pulleys
Lot OF India Rubber and Leather Beit1ng,
twelve inches downwards, but little used.
Terms cash. oct23-mWZ
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amrtion gaIss--abis Dap
BY w. MCKAY.

BY w. MCKAY.
DOSITIVE SALE OF DRY GOODS.
THIS DAY, Esd October, at 10 O'CLOCK,
will be Sold at No. 140 Meeting street,
- -cs. OF Broad, Beaver and Melton CLOTHS,
SatlLets, Cassimeres, Plaids, Black and Colored
Alpacas, Madder Prints, Canton Flannel, Business
Coats, Shirts and Drawers, 500 dozen Cotton, Ne
rino and Woollen Hose and Half Hose. Also, an
assortment Of Pocket and Table Cutlery, Jewelry,
Notions, DC.
ance. oct23
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Hotel Arrivals-Octoher 22.
PAVILION HOr ri.

Charles Newhouse, Phila.; John S. Frink
whitevile, n. c.; S. Atkins, satia Mills, Ga.
R. Baxby, &c orgi; L. Stiche, Yorkyille, S. c.; F
Iorsch Greenvhle, S. c.
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L. c HANDKERCHIEFs.
500 dozen LADIES' L. c. HANDKERCBIEFS,
from auction, very cheap, IS cents to So per
dozen. STOLL, WEBB & CO.,
oct23-mwi3 No. 2S7 King street.
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LONGCLOTHS.
7.Sand a. 4LONGCL0THS, l2H cents
A. Longc 9th, 15, 16h, IS and 20 cents
10, II and 124 Cotton SheetiDgs.
STOLL, WEBB 4 CO.,
No. 2s7 King street.
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KID GLOVES AND RIBBONS.
Forty dozen Colored KIDS at 81; fine and large
assortment Ribbons. Just opened at
ST0LL, WEBB & CO.,
No. 2s7 King street
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PRINTS PRINTS!
cases Super Fast Colors, 12H cents
cases Super Fast Colors, 10 cents
i case Slightly Stained, cents.
ST0LL, WEBB & CO.,
No. 287 King street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-06-22
MAssTLLON ConREsPONDENCE

The CRoPs-A ride into the. country a
few days since assured us Of the excellent
condition of the crops. If we ever had
any doubt as who made the country it
would have been removed ut once. "God
made the country, man made the town"
He who is not thankful to the dear God
who loveth US" ought to live on husks.
Riding N an open carriage from Fairview
to Orrville presents the most beautiful
view imaginable. The tourist ascends-
AS we think the highest point of land in
Wayne county. 1t so happened that we
drove over it and when we got to the sum-
NIT we we're reminded of all the pretty
things that the imagery of the poet in the
witchery Of bis imagination has ever saidI
especially were we reminded of what Nat
ty Bumpo said to Elizabeth Templeton on
the top Of Catskill Mountain, NOW gal
look over creation" the broad acres in ev-
cry direction clothed in living green"
made US feel that twas lovely to get away
from the smoke and dust Of the town hat
man made. One word as TO the crops
they are good; the croakers may as well
shut up. the late rains have settled that
question.
Is Massillon to be lighted with gas
What a funny question to ask in regard to
a city Of the second class, while the incor-
porated village of Salem is enjoying the
luxury.
Messrs MeLain, Dangler & Co. are ship
ping large lots of wool to eastern markets.
The Massillon Independent has Fair on
the BRAN. The Stark County Fair is not
any better than it should be and what
lMassillon wants of fair it is a little diff
hcnlt to determine: Has not Massillon
had experience enough in that direction Z
ACCIDENTAL son of Milo Alder was
seriously injured by the discharge of a shot
gun IN the hands of q son of Mr.. Jacot
Ritter. Loaded guns are said to be dan
gerous playthings for boys.
CT Kicks, Esqr, whose departure fol
Das Naterland was noticed in this cor.
~respondence a few weeks SINCE, has arrived
safely in Berlin.
Massillon will not celebrate tho coming
anniversary of American independence
Fulton is going to do that,job for the ives
side of the County.
The Massillon Independent pays a jus
tribute to the memory of Hon GL Val
landigham.
NJ D Harter, ESQ, Treasurer of the Ault
man and Taylor Manufacturing Co, o
Mansfield, for a descriptive pamphlet am
price list oftheir extensive manufactures
There win be a railroad built down tn
Tuscarawas valley from Massillon to
point of intersection with some one of tn
numerous roads south thus opening a new
route to Cincinnati.
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Court PreceedtnEs.

During the past week business has been
making progress. Judge Cohant conti-
nues 70 preside. In the case Of Joseph
Myers VIM F Evans, civil action. judg-
ment for defendant for $3.50; @ Mentzer
v County Treasurer Allen, civil action,
Injunction allowed as prayed for by plain
| tiff giving bond in $500; Joseph Peter v
Iohn B Bostetter, appeal, settled at de-
fendants costs Geo Seifert v ] G Griffith,
error. continued at plaiHtiffs costs Gym
thia B Adams V E Teeters & Son, civil
action, Judgment for defendant for costs /;
Geo Cook v Herbert s Leland, civil action,
Judgment by default $479 76; State of
Ohio v George Teeples, shooting with in
! tend to kill, continued till next term and
entered into recognizance / SIX thousand
dollars with Isaac Harter as surety John
Downs was appointed by the Court trustee
of the property Of Malvina Daniels and
other minors; Fitch & Erwin V Jacob
Reist ct al, civil action, Judgment for plain
tiff and sale ordered; CB Leech V Robert
Greenlee, appeal, judgm't for plaintiff for
$50 so; Elizabeth Irwin v Samuel Irwin,
divorce and alimony, divo-ce granted and
alimony allowed; Charles Lied v Peter
Maurer, civil action, leave given to amend
petition in 80 days; VIM Parker The
odore AFTER ct al, civil action, dismissed
without prejudice; Anderson & Kline v
| Joseph Marchand, appeal, jury disagreed
and course continued; Daniel D~augherty
v Rudolph Sprankle, civil action, judgm't
for plaintiff for So; Daniel Wingert Y Fred
| WiAgert ct al, partition ordered; John c
| Griffith v Geo Seifert, appeal, dismissed.
Cases have been PASSED continued.
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sale.
Iacnh sfhna ra. Nan AIberto et a.

Jacob Sibila Us. Mary Alberto ct al
ny virtue Of an alias order TO sell issued from
% the Court of Common Pleas Of Stark county,
Ohio, and to me directed, l will offer for sale al
public outeTy at the door Of the Courthouse In
the city Of Canton, on
Saturday, the Sh dag of July, 1871,
the following described real estate situate In said
county, to wit: A part OF the southwest quarter Of
section one ~, township twelve az, range ten QOl
beginning at a stone in the southwest corner Of
said quarter and running thence east on the south
line of said quarter section with the variations
thereof, nine chains and seventeen links TO q
enty-four links to o stone; thence north 5IS0
west eleven chains and dfty links TO q stone on
the west line Of the quarter; thence south on
said west line eighteen chains and eighty-three
links to the place OF beginning, containing four
teen acres and four hundredths OF an acre.
Sale to commence st ! o'clock D. N. Terms -
One-third cash, the balance in two equal annual
payments with interest from day Of sale secured
by mortgage on the premises
R. A. DUNBAR, Sheriff.
~june2w5
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WIRE FERRY.
Notice TO Steamboat Cap
tains, Owners of Vess-
Gle

HAKE NOTICE, That / have erected, and am
II now operating A WIRE FERRY across the
OhiO River at. Smiths Ferry, Beaver county, Pa.
The following letter from Daniel Daugherty, Esq.,
an Engineer Of New Brighton, Pa, gives some
particulars touching this Ferry that will be inter
esting to Steamboat men and others concerned
'NEw BRIsHToN, Pa, May 80, 1871.
DEAR Sn:-Jesse Smith, Esq, ofSmith's Ferry.
Beaver county, Pa who has operated q ferry
across the Ohio river, at that place, has recently
been making q change in the motive power. For
the purpose Of running the ferry he has stretched
an iron cable ac1oss the river. This cable IS one
and one-half inches in diameter, and Is anchored
feet above high water mark, or the food Of 1852 :
and one hundred and forty-six feet above low
water mark Of Sept 10th, 1883. On the lett bank
Il IL supported by q tower 6fty-one feet AND six
hundred and two feet and six inches above high
water mark the length of the cable between the
points mentioned is 1890 feet, and 1t is hny-seven
feet and six inches above high water mark at the
lowest point, or one hundred feet above low water
mark-there being 8 sag Of IS feet at the lowest
point OF the cable. The whole length Of the wire
Is BOO feet, and is made Of steel manufactured by
John Robling's Sons, Trenton, New Jersey and
weighs three pounds to the foot. The hosting
apparatus was constructed by A. -Hartudee, of
4 Co, and is OF the following dimensions: Length
IS, width 16 feet, and depth 5 feet; and draws but
I inches Of water light"
To DT0Uers, Stock Dealers, TsGmsters, &c.
The undersigned Is now opening a Wire Ferry
on the Ohio River, between Smith's Ferry and
Georgetown, and Is prepared TO carry passengers,
Thankful for the. liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed, he respectfully asks for q continuance
Of the same junesW3 JESSE NIT
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A Distressing AccIDENr.=Master Ed
die Ruth, SON of Joshua H. Ruth, an en-
ployee in our Office, met with terrible and
distressing accident on last Saturday
morning. The father and boys were a
ing arrangements to go hunting. After
loading the gun, Mr.. Ruth discovered that
it would not stand cooked, and while at
tempting to fix it, the lock fell upon the
cap causing the gun to go off. His son
Eddie, who was standing about three feet
from him, and unfortunately in range OF
the gun, received the charge In his right
leg Just above his ankle. Being q shot
gun and so close, it shattered and mangled
the leg IN 3 horrible manner. At FIRST il
was thought that amputation would be
necessary, but mature deliberation result
ed in an effort, at least, to save the limb
| The patient is now progressing finely IN
| der the skillful treatment Of DR.. 7. s
HunteV.-Ashland Times,
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LEGAL.
sale.

Gseiner, Steel 4 Co. VS. Josiah Rosenberg ct al.
DT virtue Of an execution issued from the
ID court of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio,
and 70 me directed, l viii offer for sale at public
cutlery at the door Of the courthouse in the city
Of Canton, on
Saturday, the 24th dag Of June, 1871,
the following described real estate situate In said
county, TO vii: Lot eighty 1901 and the east half of
lot number seYenty-nine l79l in Teeters, Lamborn
4 Co.'S addition TO the town Of Alliance
Sale TO commence At 1 o'clock p m. Terms
cash. r. Sheriff.
mav25W5
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Administrators Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
II has been duly appointed and qualified as ado
of the estate of Joseph Pahain, late
of Stark county, Ohio. deceased.
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crtuae.

CINCINNATI, June 20-Thomas ] Milf
ken made the closing argument for the
prisoner in the Mcclellan murder case this
morning, dwelling on the unsatisfactory
character Of the evidence for the prosecu-
ton, and maintaining Mr.. Vallandigham's
theory that Meyers shot himself.
The trial of Scott for the murder OF
Hertzler commences on Saturday at
Springfield, Ohio. Some doubts are felt,
after all, as to his guilt, as the prisoner
claims that he was N the ~penitentiary at
Joliet, Illinois, at the time the muder was
committed.
A woman named Collins made a violent
assault upon her husband, VIM. Collins
about six o'clock Friday evening, striking
him over the head with q stick Of wood
and cutting a cash three and a half inches
long. The wound is serious, and Collins
is not expected to recover.
A young man named Ryman shot anC
killed himself instantly last Friday morn.
ing. He was working for a farmer named
Smith near Dalton, Clark county. HI
spread a blanket on the stable floor, la
down and deliberately put a bullet through
his head, asl
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William C. Thompson vs.. Rufus Mohler ct al.
DY virtue OF an order 10 sell issued from
ID the court sf common pleas Of Stark county,
public cutlery at the door of the courthouse in
the city OF Canton, on
Saturday, the 24th day of June, 1871,
the following described real estate situate in
saldcounty, to wit: Lot number one hundred and
two (lO2l in Thonpson's addition to Canton.
Sale to commence at l o'clock p. m. Terms
cash. R. A. DUNBAR Sheriff.
may25w5
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FTNANUIAI..
7-3O7GOLD
or rHE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Rapid Progress OF the
Work.

The building OF the Northern Pacific Railroad.
6egun July lastl H. being pushed forward with
Several thousand men are employed in Minneso-
"a and on the Pacific coast The grade a nearly
rior trains are running over $50 miles OF fn
ished road, and tracklayIng Is rapidly pfORreHs
ding is purchase OF the 81. Paul 4 Pacific Road.
the Northern Pacific COInpay now has Ala miles
of completed road, and by September next this
A GOOD INVESTMENT. Jay Cook A Co.
are now selling. and unhesitaflngly recommend.
as a Profitable and perfectly -afe Investment. the
First Mortgags Land Grant cold Bonds OF the
Northern Pacific RoEilroad co ruauy. They have
80 years TO run, bear Seven ami Three-fenshs
per cunt. gold interest (mors than 3 per cent
currency and are secured by first and only mort-
gage on the ESTIHE Road AID ras EouPNESfs and
1900 ACRES or n to every mile or
track, or o Acres for each q 900 Bond. They
est are payable In Gold, Determinations: Coupons.
Sl0o 70 $1,000 Registered, 500 TO $1,000.
TS0s are at all times receivable al fEa PA cav.
ADoyE PAn, IN exchange for the company's iands.
Of their lowest cash price. This renders them
practically uIEnEaZ nEknrxG LAnD HAEEksEA.
FUND. The proc@sds Of ali
sales Of Lands are required 20 Be devoted 70 the
re-purehase and cancellation q the FiFsI Mort
gage Bonds Of the company. The Land Grant OF
the Road exceeds Finy Million Acres. This Inn
mense sinking fund viii undoubtedly cancel the
principal Of the company's bonded debt before 10
falls due With their ample security and high
rate Of interest, there Is no investment, sccessi-
EXCHANGING u. q FTVETWEM.
TIES Thhe success Of the New Government 8
per cent Loan viii compel the early surrender OF
United States 6 per cents. Many holders OF Five
TWenties are now exchanging them for Northern
Pacific seven-thirties, thus realizing a handsome
profit, and greatly increasing their yearly income.
OTAEA 8ECURITIEa-- All marketable
stocks aud bonds will be received a. their highest
current price In exchange for Northern Pacific
eeyen-thirties- ExrEEss CHARGES on Money or
Bonds received, and on seventhirties sent In re-
turn, will be paid by the Financial Agents. Full
Information, maps, pamphlets, etc. can he obtain
ed on application at any agency, orfrom the IN
dersigned-
JAY COOK & co.
PmLADELPmI, NEN HORK, WAsHIS0Tos.
Financial Agents Northern Pacific Railroad Co.
]. V. PAINTER, BANKER.
CLEVELAND, OHIO,
General Agent for Northern Ohio
For sale in CANToE, by
ISAAC HARTER & SON, Bankers.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
HURFORD & WISE, Bankers.
GEO. d. HARTER & BRO, Bankers
CITY BANK OF CANTON.
maylim3
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610A nAY ron All. with stencil TOols
0lO Address A. z. GRAHAN, Springfield, VI.
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Dr. >. {. ATEn q CO,Lawena Ma...
SPECIAL NOTICES

GOLD BIZ ALL DRUeaIsTs EyEEYwHEE1
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CLEVELASD, June si-Flonr quiet Wheat dull
and closed sa4c loves for No. I red western. Corn
demand fair and advanced; high mixed held at
62c: low mixed Gle. Oats firm at 5Sc; some asking
Ssc. Refined petroleum active at Zka24c crude
So 65a5 20
New York Market.
NV YoRK. June gL-Cotton dull and q shade
lower: middlinE upland zoe. Flour dull but IN
changed; superfno western and State S56095 20
Common to good extra s. s5061O western extra
So 7007 To- Ohio extra 9 o0D6 IS st Lous $4,000
10. Rye Hour A1b96 90. Cornmeal steady
whisky hrmer at s2X@9Sc- Wheat dull and de-
clined. spring 81 so Ak red and amber 81 $50
i 6J' rye barley and malt quiet. Corn dull and
dropping Oats duh and nominal western and
Ohio 65[66sc. Wool strong; extra Ohio 6714c;
pulled 56354c; tubbed soc. Hay unchanged. Su-
gar steady, Cuba 9910c. Molasses dull but un-
changed. Rlae 9@9Lc. Pork hrmeri mess sl4
rs I; prime S1aOO013 Oh; prime mess, new, Sl26l3 /;
September sl4 T59I5 O.; January S1A- Beef quiet;
mess and extra unchanged. Cut meats unchang-
ed: middies nominal. Lard firm; prime steam
sL91Oc; kettle dried 1ozcs October 101Se. Butter
quiet; state 9O@32c. Cheese 1oal9zc.
LAfKsf-Wheat dull and dropping; spring at 81
46a1 Al; red and amber 81 seal 81. Oats steady.
Corn heavy western mixed at 74a741Z. Pork
steady. Beef-prime mess heavy at S20a2a. Lard
Noyembsrand December l0c- Eggs steady
az I7a17Zc-
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~ 1nglneef WiIIIanB e1pIaIleu nDW nc
aide the estimates last fall.
% Mr.. Schaefer said all this talk did not
q touch the question. It was admitted the
- city owed Mr.. Blake a certain amount,
ga Hetherefore moved Mr.. Blake receive an
order for fifteen hundred dollars on road
~slD6ontracts. Carried. ~ ~.
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W11TEn-EVERTnonYr o KNoW

"ANTED-EVERYBODX 10 KNOW
w that all forms Of private diseases consult
DE-. c. A. SMITH. A thorou6h and permanent
curs Of 0onorrhGas, elect, syphilis, Nocturnal
Emissions. &c.-in short every form OF sexual
tons of the monthly periods, with or without
medicine. AL communication strictly conhden-
No letter will be answered unless IL contains q
postage stamp. once, No. II Michigan street,
/ Ea.m1npa nhfn nnr2TVl
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BIXLER-At her residence in Lake township
on the 1T inst, CAFmARISR, relict OF the late D.. l.
Bixler, aged e5 years. +.
Mrs. Bixler leaves behind her i've daughters
and eight sons, and many grand children tOmourn
her death. She was a worthy woman, and dies
lamented.