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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-08-13
One-haif the people cannot take Gas

Ohe.haifthe people cannot take Gas
tor Oil from its terrible nauseating taste,
and recoil in the throat. The Castoria pre-
pared by DIR. Pitcher is purely vegetable,
perfectly harmless, pleasant to take, and
more effective than Castor Oil. 1t does
not distress or grippe, but regulates the
system, and operates when all other rem
edies have failed. 1t acts like magic for
Stomach Ache, Constipation, Flatulercy,
Group and Worms. It contains neither
Minerals, Morphine nor Alcohol. Its
soothing, quieting effect, produces natu-
raj sleep, and particularly adapts it to
crying and teething children. No arti
Gle has ever met such unqualified endorse
ment by the Physicians. Take no more
Bitter Pills, Narcotic Syrups, Gripping
Purgatives or Sickening Oils. The Cas-
toria costs but 35 cents, and when once
tried You will never be withoutit.
j. B. ROSE & Co., So Broadway, N Y
August 6, 4w
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Having for a long time felt that the
public were imposed upon by class OF
dealers and agents who roam from door
to door tue land over, selling pianos,
organs, melodeons, etc, by representing
the worst productions of the country as
being the best, etc, we have concluded
the only way to protect the public, and
thereby cut off these dangerous and un-
reliable operators, is to offer the Gus
toner and purchaser, directly the same
discount or commission, and from this
time forward we shall sell pianos, or
gsns, meodeons, DC, less the agents
commission or profit, to any and all
who will take the trouble to either cor
respond with us by letter or visit our
warerooms, IN which we promise to
keep nothing but first class instruments
and the best the country affords. Ev-
erybody will see at glance the great
benefit they derive by encouraging our
new plan, as it secures them superior
instruments at great reduction Of pri-
ces, ano all we ask is, that parties seek
ing really first-class piano, organ, OF
melodeon, to examine our stock and
prices, and we will prove to them be.
yond all doubt, that We mean and will
do as we have above stated. For the
liberal patronage bestowed upon US du
ring The past seventeen years, We extend
our sincere thanks, and promise in the
future to furnish the BEST INSTRUMENT
for the LEAST MONEY possible to all our
patrons. Respectfully,
JOHN SELTzER & Co.
| II & l3 East State ST., Columbus, O.
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Breech-LOading SHOTGUN.
From Turf, Field and Farm.


We have been frequently called upon
to express an opinion upon the merits
of the various breech-loading guns now
contending for public favor; as our own
limited expe'ience with the new arm
docs not authorize us to give an opin'
ion, we would be glad to get up dis,
cussion on the subject, and publish the
following letter as a sort of keynote
for all such as may be disposed to advt
cate the merits Of their respective IA
voriteS:
MARIETTA, GA. Oct. 26, 1871.
EDITORS TURF, FIELD AND FARM i
see several communications in your pa
per and others, inquiring for the best
breech-lOader now in use. I wish &c
give little of my experience. have
owned many good guns, have seen re,
Gently q number of breech, leaders, botl
Of American and English manufacture
but | am speaking the truth, and 10th
ing hut the truth, when ] say That | new
er saw or owned gun that would equa'
Parker's breech loading double-barrel
| have often killed single birds with
the one l have) seventy five yards. II
is number twelve, weighs seven and
one half pounds, everything about it is
simple, it is easily cleaned, and not lia
bic TO get out Of order, which is The
great objection to some other sreech
leaders l have seen. simply write this
because in this day Of humbuSs, wheI
n man gets an article that is what it i,
recommended to be, he ought by al
means to inform the public of it.
Very Respectfully,
RoBT. &. IRWIN.
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Monroe County.

The GRANT followers in this county
are the worst scared set of men VIC ever
saw or heard of,
If Radical comes in from the coun
try he is Immediately cornerad by the
faithful here, and instructed what he
must say to the GREELEY Republicans
to turn them, and to the Democrats to
prevent them voting for GREELEf.
Then the deluded GRANT men &C
home and are laughed at by Democrats
and GREELEY Republicans, who ash
them who, in Woodsfeld, Instructed
them to try to fool Democrats and
GREELEY Republicans.
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Horrible Murder

DE kAIB, Ills, August 2.-On Tues.
day morning, July 80, the inaEirnate
body of Timothy Bowler was discov.
cred near his house, chopped and mu.
tilated in a manner horrible to behold.
No less than twelve or fifteen blows
were made on his head and neck
which, to all appearances, had been in
blcted with an axe. The head was near.
ly severed from the body, and from tho
neck nearly to the pit of the stomach
the instrument of death had done fear
iul work. His wife is suspected of the
crime, though she says some unknown
man did ii. Bowler was n drunkard
and slept that night out Of doors.
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GEThc GRANT men in Woodsfeld
think the people of this county need IN
strncting. Our readers will no doubt
hear those Radicals, in their neighbor-
hoods, who have beeh to Woodsfield,
recently, pouring out their instructions
to all who will stop TO listen. The lit
tie fellows are scared and desire very
much 10 stop Republicans from going
to GREELEY. But thus far they have
met with no success. The People are
i'll favor of an honest Administration
and know that cannot be had under
| GRANT ~
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Pittsburgh Cattle Market.

August s.
Receipts 400 cars, against 440 cars
last week. The market has been active
but closed dull in anticipation of had
markets East next week, as the number
sent forward during the past two or
three days was large. Prices unchan.
ged; several lots of prime to extra sold
at 63a7c, and medium to good at 6a6b,
one drove of 100 Texans, weighing "a,
120 los, sold at &c, delivered in New
York. Receipts Of Hogs l34 cars,
against l3e cars last week. Market dull
and prices off soc per cwt within the
past two days; Philadelphia Hogs So
25, Workers 81 TOAD Receipts of sheep
los ears, against so cars last week :
Market closes dill, but prices are un-
changed; prime to extra 5&a64c, medi-
UNI to good 5a5!c. Lambs dull and
lower.
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AEThe Cadiz Republican says OF the
wool market in Harrison County: "The
wool buyers of this place are still offer
ing only sixty cents pound for wool
They buy clip now and then at this
price, butthe whole smount purchased
in the county up 10 this date is not
worth speaking Of IN comparison to the
clip of the county. There is, in our
opinion, only one way to bring the price
of wool up to seventy or seventy FIVE
cents, and that is for growers TO remain
patient and firm, and hold It
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EEQuite a number of the citizens OF
Woodsfield, Miltonsburgh, Malaga,
Somerton and Barnesyille assembled al
a grove near Malaga on the Sth inst.
and, from reports, enjoyed themselves
hugely play croquet, forming scquain
lance and eating good things, such as
are generally found at pic mic.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-08-13

Mr. JACOB PFALzGRAF Is arrang-
ing to put into his million Sunfish creek,
q first class engine, boiler and other ma
chinery calculated to make it one of the
best steam Touring mills in this section
of country.
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Notice

A Ii persons are hereby warned not to buy
II promissory note given by ne to NJ. C.
Starbuok Il Co. Said note calls for fifty dol
lars, datet July Is, 1872, and payable foul
months after date SAID note was obtained
by false and fraudulent representations made
to me by one Stephen Buskirk, who repre-
serted himself the agent of said NJ C. Star
buck SEQ. jy30w3. IT. MELLoTT.
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RThe proceedings Of the Prohibi.
tionists County. Convention will be
found in this issue. We publish the
proceedings, as we do other local mat
ter, that the people may learn what ac-
ton the various organizations are ta.
king.
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Legal Notice.


CAMUEL D. SMITH. who reside, out Of TIE
y State of Ohio. win take notios that on
the 18th day OF March. 1872, William Burditt
aud wife filed in the court of common pleas
Of Monroe county, Ohio, an amended answ er
to the petition or Saorge W. Fulton, and cross
petition making said Samuel d. Smith par
ty. and charging that the pretended deed
made by Fulton to said Smith for that part OF
tie north half of the northsast quarter OF
sec.icp thirty-three, township three aud
range Eve. lying south of the creek, except
what had beeu sold to Isaac Mitchell and
containing sixty foer acres more or less, situ.
ate in said county, was aud is void as against
the claims of Burditt and wife, who ask that
the same be set aside. You are required to
answer by the 5th of October next: the case
will be for hearing at the October term; 1872.
H0LLlSTER l. OKEY,
augl3ws. Att'ys for Burditt.
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HThe Radical majority in North
Carolina in 1871, was 9,345, in 1868
GRANTS majority was twelve thousand
one hundred and fifty nine. This year
the Democratic State ticket was fairly
elected by considerable majority. but
was swindled out OF the victory by false
ref,,rus
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Legal Notice


DETER MEL LoTT and Josaph Melntt, who re
| side ost Of the Stare cf Ohio, will take
notice that on the 5th day, of August, 1872,
SyGanus Hood filed petition in the cour, OF
common pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, the
object of which is to quiet nis title to the
west half of the southwest quarter, Of sec
tion 81, 80 acres; also, the south part of the
southwest quarter of the. northwest quarter
of section twenty-ons, containing ten acres;
also. thirty acres of tbs east, side Of tue
northeast quarter of of section twsnty-ssven;
also the west half of the northeast quarter
of section twenty, eighty acres, all in towship
four range four, and in said county, and to
epjoin collection Of note for S4o0 due April
1873, given by plaintiff to Peter Melott. The
defendants are required to answer by the 9th
OF October, 1872; the case will be for hearing
in said oours at the October term, 1872.
HOLLISTER & OKEY,
augl3w6. Att'ys for plaintiff
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ETA fight originated at singing
school at the school house on THoMP
SONS ridge, Perry township, last Satur-
day night, in which one of the partici'
pants by name of SMITH received Sc
we're injury on the head. We have NJ
information Of the arrest of parties.
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EMERRraIAN, the Democratic can
ididate for Governor of North Carolina,
will contest the election of CALDWELL,
the Radical candidate, and, from tae
evidence of fraud of every description
made use of by the GRANT party, will
succeed in proving from three to five
thousand fraudulent votes; some oi
which were put into the boxes and Dem
ueratie ballots taken our. .A-
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Our RAILRoAD.--The engineers on
the Bellaire, Woodsfield and GAINESVILLE
Railroad reached Lewisville last week.
The excitement along the entire route
is increasing, and the amount required
to make the road bed can be obtained
by live, energetic men taking hold OF
the matter. -
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Egyptians Advancing Oh AbysSi.
mia.

LONDON, August SIS A. M.-Lo.d
Hatherly, the Lord High Chancellor, has
resigned, in consequence of failing eye.
sight.
A dispatch from Srez reports that
two thousand Egyptians are advancing
on Abyssinia, with view to conquest
The Emperor Kassal is marching te
meet them, but it is thought his defeat
is certain, and that Magdala will event
ually fall into tho hands OF the inva
dcrS.
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And still They Come.

JACKSON, Miss, August 5.-Judge W.
III. Hancock, Chairman of the Republi.
can Executive Committee of this Con.
gressional District, has addressed let
ter to Judge Alcorn, Chairman of the
Liberal State Committee, announcing
his intention TO support Greeley.
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arce, founded on proof that no harm csn sEas6
That n which protects nom or Hevsats 81 a.
order must be Of immsnse ssrvice g 3e Co.
than cure, for the patient eacapes the rek yhifA
he must run In violent attacks Of this be!efn d.
temper. This aCUREn expels tho mias1stk1
and ,r prevents the developmsnt Of the diSssls. z
taken on the first approach Of ~ premon1h03
vet discovered for this class Of conplAlpfs, bdS
DIV for a, dollar brings It within the rssrh 6f
everybody; and In bilious DISTRICTS W1qy
FEVER AND AGUE PREVAILS eyeryhody, u3o04s
have it, and use u freely, both for cure and IHes
the reach Of alf--the poor a. weA 10 the rc4
A great superiority OF this remedy ovR any
othsr ever discovered for the epeedy ana cetap
cure Of Intermittents Is. that Il contsins no gu:
ouinism or otherinjurious effects whatever upea
he consultation. Those CURED By u are too -
healthy as II they had never had the disease
Fever and Ague is not alone tne conseqlslne NJ
orders arise ffom its irits6on. amQa6 Nhl6x
are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gclt. Headee1Ar
Kindness, Toothache, EarAche, Caterfht A1@
ma, Falpitation, Panfql Aascnen @.I g tRe ~
and derangement Of the Stomach, a. ~ yf
when originating IN this canpos Pat so1 ~ ~
tennistent tyre, Or become gs5lcdasss,L d g, ~
expclS VIO pSxoOo GO!1 ~
Consequently cures them ~ alike. It q a ~
valuable protec&ion to immigrants and pefso1S
travelling or temporarily residing b the p11n
rious districts. If taken occasionally or daily
while Iexposed to the infection, that win b en-
creted from the systern, and cannot accnmuiote
in sufficient quantity to ripen into disease
Hence ii is even more valuable for profession
than cure; and few will ever suffer from lntaf
rnittents If they avail themselves Of the protec'
ton this remedy affords.
For Lfrer Complaints, arising nom tcrgeo
tty of the Liver, tits an excellent remedy. ftim
Mating the Liver into healthy activity ana prn
ducing many truly remarkable cures, vhsee
ether medicines fail.
PRErAREp BIT
Or. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mess.s
Practical and Asalyticot chsnsssb,
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE woRLD.
PRICE, 800 PEE BOTTLE. .
For saIeuy ]. /. Judkips ,WoJdsdeid-ianzt
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kEThe citizens of Franklin town
ship propose to petition their township
trustees to order vote TO decide wheth
er tax shall be levied to aid in the
construction of Railroad from Salem
to Stafford, distance of sixteen miles
The road bed will cost $4,000 per mile
or $4,000. or that sum the city o.
Marietta will give $4,000. The peti
ton received sixty signers the first day
and by this time has the required mum
her. one hundred.
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EE' The new track in our Fail
Grounds is one-third of a mile in length
which is decided Improvement. The
Fair will be held on Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, the Eleventh, Twelfth
and Thirteenth DAYS of September.
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Gy Camp Meeting commences at
Burrs Station on the twenty,flrst of
August A number Of new houses have
been erected and the ground will be in
better condition than last year. During
the meeting special train will leave
Barnesville for the Camp Ground every
evening and return after preaching.
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NMr. II. c. KoTzEBuE, of Malaga
this County, one of the most prominent
German Republicans in the county, de.
clares publicly that he is for GREELEY
and Brown, and Civil Service Reform
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ErFarmers, bring your wheat, corn,
oats, barley, rye, potatoes, apples, peach
es, pears and other products to the Fair
on the Eleventh, Twelfth and Thirteenth
daYs of September
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gThe Democratic Congressional
Convention, of this District, will be
held at Marietta on Thursday. the 18th
inst. The Liberal Republicans hold a
convention there at the same time.
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FIFTY CEN T S!


To the supporters of GRANT we make the
following proposition:
We will mail the SPIRIT to as many Of
them as desire it, to January l, 1878, and
If GREELEY and Brown are elected they
to pay us 75c each ,and if defeated they to
have it free the money to be deposited in
the Monroe County Bank when the SUBJ
scriptions commence. Il
We make this offer IN order to test the
sincerity Of their assertions that GRANT
will be elected. We are ready to enter
your names. Who speaks first?
HENRY R. WEsT,
Publisher of The SPIRIT.
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TIE BAnsEsyIrLE FAIR.-We are il

The BARNEsvILLE FAIR.-We are in
receipt of the Premium list of this Fair
The premiums amount to two thousand
Eve hundred dollars. The books are
now open for entries and number have
been made at this early day. 1t will be
held on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs,
day and Friday, the Twenty fourth
Twenty fifth, Twenty sixth and Twenty
seventh days of September. Our thanks
are rendered for Complimentary.
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M A Es R I r. ID !.

June go by T. N. Beard Esq, Harvey ]
Smith and Malissa Highman.
July 26, by the same, James N. Daughert,
and Malissa J. Moose.
August 4, by the same, William Lang and
Maggie Henthorn.
August |, by William J. Crawford, Esq. ia
cob Striekling and Catharine c. Maxwell. all o.
Monroe County, Ohio.
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EgThe ladies are expected to maxi,
our Floral Hall attractive by specimens
of their handwork.
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Apache Attack Or Miners.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, August IA
despatch from Tucson. Arizona, dated
July B, says: A, c. Benedict, Jose Pa,
MALTA, and Thomas Papin, were attacked
by Apaches while laboring in all ore
rancho. They beat the Indians off
killing seven. All three of these men
were wounded.
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NOTICE TO TOWN AND TOWN
FRUIT CANS! FRUIT CANSn
NOTICE TO STONE CUTTERS

Sealed proposals will be received up to
September ., for a new flag stone pave
ment in front aud on South side of court
house lot, flag stone to be squared pave
ment % be nine feet wide; bond must be
given for the faithful performance of
contract; the Commissioners reserve the
right TO refuse one or all the bids.
BY order Of Commissioners.
jy23w4. NJ HoEFFLER, Auditor
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EEThe Belmont county Democratic
Convention will meet in St. Clairsyiile,
on Thursday, the twenty second day Of
August. Liberal Republicans are invi-
ted to participate.
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ERev. E. T.. FLADUNe, of the r.
c. Church, has taken charge of the
church on WiIlscreek, at Miltonsburg
and WoodsHeld; residence at Miitons-
hurr.
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TITusvILLE, Pa, August 5.-In the
new oil field on Turkey Run, near st.
Petershurgh, new well was struck this
morning, which accidentally took fire,
burning three men fatally and two 9th
ers so seriously that their recovery is
doubtful.
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.W Bring your horses, cattle, mules,
sheep and hogs to the Fair on the Elev-
enth, Twelfth and Thirteen days OF
September.
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Nstt 9abertissments
AGENTS u ANTEn:

MALE AND FEMALE,-B Business pleasant
Nl and pays better than any enterprise in
the field, Agents make from IS to sS per
day. Send stamp for. sample and particulars
Address J. LATHAM G Co, 212 Washington
street, Boston. Mass. augl3g6.
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4 N n u N G + NJ L N rs

Ems. SPIRIT: Please announce the name of
THEODORE o CASTLE, the present tncum5ent, as
an independent candidate for Probate Judges
at the ensuing OcroRgR ELEorIoN,
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EyCome TO the Fair on the 11th.
18th and 18th days of September. 1t
will be the best one ever held in Mon
roe County.
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EEMr. A. D. DRIGGs is working his
Pottery on Standing Stone Rim. The
ware manufactured is of first.rate quail.
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Farm for Sale.
AT CAMERON, MONROE CO, Q.

AT CAMbKUN, MUNkUE GU, y.
1NHE uudersig ned oilers for sale his farm.
| adjoining the town of Cameron, on Sun
fish creek, containing
SIX Y-kTGh hT AC RE s .
There are sixty 1--WE acres Of the land clssr.t +,
aud under good fencing. Twenty acres arc
ipe bottom land. Two dwelling houses. ons
store house, one barn, two stables, two ooru
cribs, and other improvements. The route
If ths Rellairs, Woeisislds and GAINESVILLE
Railroad passes through this laud.
For terms AMI othsr psrticulars call on, Of
address. GEnkdk SChWlNG,
augSui1 Cameron, Monroe CO., o.
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TABULAR STATEMENT,

Exhibiting the number Horses Cattle Mules Sheep and Hogs returned the
di States Office the County, Auditors 1871 and 1872
Of the publication the
Cattle Sheep Hogs and other animals returned for axon passed March l
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The Greeley Electoral ticket oi Cali
fonia is composed of au equal number
of Democrats and Republicans.
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DIR. III. G. KEMPLE.

Dentist, will be in Woodsfield until Sep
tember L. Rooms at the briggs House.
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PLATFORM

Of the National Liberal Republican and
Democratic Rcformers, adopted at Gin
cinnati May 8, and at Baltimore July
10, 1872.
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NOT ICE.

Notice is hereby given that l have au-
thorized and appointed John Ludi my
agent, who is hereby authorized to settle
and close up all my business. All per,
sons indebted TO me are requested to
make immediate payment, and all persons
having claims against me are notified to
present them for payment to my said
agent. All claims due u1c and not paid
within thirty days will be collected accor-
ding to law. JACOB Toni,
jy23w3 Ohio Tp., Monroe Coo.
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No one remedy = lsedeR
called for By The necessitsss e
the American people thla q
sure and safe Cure fur EgvR
and Ague. Such We aro n1Ag
enabled 10 o6er, With . perlDee
certainty that Il WIN srl6cot1
the disesse. md with sasg4y
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'L0CA l. NOTICES.

Ea Notices in this colRmn aoW he chorq-
Ell 0 centsp per line. A reduction 'oiH be
made for notices running 2, 3 d 6 months
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