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Dd~ Ugly men made handsome by wear,
Ing one Of those nice Cashmere suits at
NOLEN & ATKINSON'S.


N- The Agent oftho Great East
Crn Circus, Monsgerie, Aviary and
Balloon Show called on us the 9th,
er day and told us what he va,
going to do in the way of an exhi,
bition that would please all classes,
especially the class in Natural His.
tory. See the advertisement, and
take your children and your school
classes, who will learn in an houl
what the books couldn't teach them
in a year.
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Change OF Schedule, NJ. L 0. r. 4.

We have not only y large stock of Cloth
Ing, but the finest that has yet been brought
to this market, which we are determined to
sell. Our prices are low. Call and see for
yourselves. KLAUS BRO.
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IT, Gents shop hand-sewed Caters al
NOLEN & ATKINSON'S.

l6y- The new oven Of MARKS is
now in full blast, and bake spIen.
didIy. His light.bread, cakes, and
pies are the perfection of the baking
art. Families who wish these arti
cIes in cases Of emergency can get
them always, equal to those cooked
at home, and at very reasonable
prices. Parties will be furnished
to order, with plain and fancy deli
cacies in this line, at short notice.
Ladies should call and look at the
new store and examine the stock.
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rncnNAI -T1OKNORAC CO.

y MAI
the celebrated Cloth
iers. announce the introduction OF
a plan Of ordering clothing by let
i. ter, 10 which they call your special
attention. They will, on appllca-
ton, send you their improved and
accurate rules Tor Self Measure
ment, Illustrated circular and Price
! list, with a full line of samples from
their immense stock Of Cloths, Cas-
simeres, SC, &c, thus enabling
parties in any part Of the country
10 order clothing direct from their
house, with the certainty of reeely'
;nr garments of the very latest style
and most perfect fit attainablc'
Goods ordered will be sent by
e.press to be paid for on delivery.
with the understanding that II no.
satisfactory, they can be returned a
Ticknor's expense.
As is we'll known throughout tn
South and West, they have for II
years EXCELLED in all depart
msnts of their business, which Is
Guarantee ms to the character OF tn
Goods they will send out.
Your orders are solicited an
when in St. Louis, you are invite
to call at the extensive establish
ment of Ticknor & Co., manufactu
rers and retailers of men and boy
Clothing and Furnishing Goods 6V
All GOS North Fourth Street, -
Louis, No. Boys clothing a 'ps9'"
W.
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B RIAL GASES
Ca S X 7

which are SO widely known as to require =,
special communication. The Metallic b
rial Case, with its present improved It,
and finish, its entire harmony with the fee
ings of the hcreayed, its perfected al,u,
ments aud appointments in whatever 4
lates to tse preservation and protection ,
the body after death, confirm It's ut .jty NJ
entire adaptuess tn the purposes tpr While
it is designed,
The NoouEN OaYEIE, manufactured !
the from solid Walnut. Rosrwiud and TO,
Imitation; has no Superior in Gnis, or sly.
aud can b. furnished as cheap as any oihe
kind,
C0FFINs of al descriptions furnished {,
tina shortest notice. and MI uijers fill,
promptly might or day. The dead laid a..
with care, and funerals and escorts supe
tended in person.
Janll ly FINS p. CARLTON
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EMPRESS CLOTH!

Fine, all wool, Empress Cloth all shades,
only 60 cents per yard. Call early at
KLAUS i BROS.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. Thalhelmer de-
Sires US to inform his friends and
the public that he is now engaged
with the cheap cash store Of NoIen
( Atkinson, and only desires a call
from buyers to assure them of the
superior quality and low price Of
their extensive stock.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-11-23

BA- Ladies, dOn't,fsil.,to call and exam
inc the handsomest assortment Of Shoes
ever seer in Macon,
NOLEN Il ATKINSON.
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yeIIC a l. K =.

.,,,v ,bo Goth inst, I will sell to
tI]bi on the plantation known
E'5lI'ip, isrp,o eleven miles south
'.iI ,.o npd = half east Of the
@d ' Wa. several fine MULES,
,,aTI ri including , yokes Of
ca a. eaJ of HOGS, 800 bush
|:.S5y, '' any, md FARMING lMPLE.
F. '' 'aced Oh tho day Of sale.
a'' JOHN j. SHELTON.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-11-23

HA- We have just repleniShed our stock
Of Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Painters
SundrieS, and we can sell as low as any
Southern market.
JONES 4 FRENCH.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-11-23

NV 'A"A no A'""a 49,
or, bay, dsfcisut.in the right aye, letter d.,
on left shoulder. The owner eau hayo il:
BY calling on hir and paying charges.
State of Mississippi, Justice Court,
Noxubee County. Beat No. 3.
mo. g991 Whereas an Attachment hay
ing been issued out Of the Justice Court,
Beat No. 3, for Noxubee county and Stat,
Of Mississippi on the 10th day Of October
A. D. 1872, against the estate Of George
Dunn for the sum Of Sll, IS, returnable on
the I'd day of November, A. d. 1877, and
tho Mobile 81 Ohio R%ailrogd Company n,
gsrnishees, and it appearing to the s%atisiac-
ton of this Court that the defendant Is Il
nonresident of this State, and his poIt
Office supposed to be Jackson, Tennessee,
said defendant, George Dunn, will there
fore take notice that unle's he appear ana
answer or demur to said Attachment suit
on or before the It'll day of December next
at the courthouse In the town Of Macon IN
said county, at 10 O'Clock on said day,
Judgment by default will be entered against
Kim, and the effects in Garnishee's hands
appropriated to the payment Of SAID oeOI
and oil cost. a,
Witness nv hand and seal this the I'd
day of November, A. b. 1877.
CD. SHIPMAN, SEAL
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For ShAwls and CloskS never lose the ep-
ortlnity Of seeing KLAUS BRO
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WY A n Z D,

A gentleman with good business capacity
and $1,000 or more in cash, as a partner in
a we'll established business in the csptral
trading part Of town. Address Partner
care Of Macon Beacon.
NoYl6-Ats
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OWENS
At tie CSrner Of the AllgOOd Block,
Opposite Shumaker i Bro.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS

AS A SPECIALITY
besides a large stock of merchandise gene
rally in thu Dry Goods Inns, selected by Mr..
Owens this fall in New York, These goods
were not picked up in lots, but selected
with care for this market, and cannot fail
to suit the tastes Of the Ladies Of Macon
and vicinity. An examination will satisfy
any one Of the superior quality of every
article offered for sale by this House, Call
and SEE them.
Oct5 limo.
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That you only have about 80 days
in which to pay your taxes. The
Sheriff cannot see you all it is your
duty to e him, and save costs, be-
fore the LIST of December.
Highest cash market price paid for COT
TON and all kinds OF country produce.
KLAUS & BRO.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-11-23

Rsy- Fine, all wool, Empress Cloth at on
ly go cents por yard to be found at
KLAUS \ BROS.
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Fires!

,,} mann C..L,,;Ha;, ,L;.
49,, h..
Jay I"'t' HIS clubhouse
-y caught lire and was
d ''' sroS"a' with = bales
I. A. the negroes ran away
5'n.hoHse alter 1t ha''
' made no effort to save.
VINO was SICK In o'".
'' maze NIUE "'''e boy
S'' 'o"r MUGS ou' w,''
'''S'F OF BURNING Nr.
'"o On the fraud jury and
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CALL.

ofG. NJ. billiard are reques-
's I,w,rl and PAY UP, to enable
M s , new shop and ,ettIe his OWE
I. H.. y Nv, .%oliri,, orders FIR the old
G 'ri P,ow. You know what it is
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Mite EaNS O Sale.

|yp.,on's, near Shuqualak
! yoy 10th,
| Hopkius's, near Macon
Ini.y, Nov. 25lh.
goor.'s, Admir-, Saturday
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''et also, to learn that Mr..
'aoteI, at Louisville, Miss,
WY destroy ed by fire last
"dh', too, was not insured,
N'Ious accidents should he
to the people. At this
ne year, especially, We
~ be vol on our guard.
10 RISKS whatever. Don't
Y leave a fire in your room,
thought that nothing will
''' your return.
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G@ F 'vtiD, Place, on the Co
F.i'' 1 "@I d M'cGm, Ann
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.HNHE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
NoxUBEE COUNTY.
Chancory Court, Wednesday, Septem'
Der, llth, A. d. 1872.

On hearing the complainant's motion to
set this cause for hearing and for publica-
ton, upon consideration thereof by the
court, il is ordered that this cause be sci
for hearing upon the facts charged in the
said bill Of complaint, on Tuesday, the Sc
cond day Of the next term Of this court, tc
be begun and held at die courthouse in the
town of Macon, in Nes1unee county anC
State of Mississippi, on the
Second Monday in December next,
and publication OF this order be made il
the Macon Beacon, a newspaper printed IL
said county, for one month before the tint
set for tho hearing
A true copy from the minutes:
L. A. j. McIlENRY,
Noy2 '72-1m Clerk.
is + Cewan, sol.
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"'oaIh cotton this week
\, unusually lively, Our
Oerh crowded with
| '%'0S, aud business is
Inc season has been
'"'0 lor saving the crop,
'0oVhHes very cold.
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T5,re was a Commissioner"
The Nance estate this week,
mill place, OILY forty acres,
|-aa.ed by the Messrs. Pierce
|r acre.
/ Csphas n, returned home
i and found his wife had
|sa to two fine boys, he re-
i. had not held on to the
|w price.
lie Circuit Court has closed
B. No important rrlmrnA.
EJoso disposed OF, and no
+ involving any precedent
rs to our community
lwotLir1. of the time
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-11-23

ID, "a complete assortment Of
IA, ~ the CITY," at
'+|N q ~ATKINSON's.
an"., assistance secured to in
sos 'mpt attention! Nc
e,ass0 'ol'' Experienced anc
esn ~. always ready to wal.
M, 10 Please" our motto
'VLEN x ATKINSON.
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S,turdsy, November %

STI'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-28

Prof. w. r. Irwin's Writing Glass;
From the pressure OF work last week we omit
ted to mention the progress made by our young
people, under the efficient instruction of Prof. IK-
WIN in his method Of teaching photography.
IIo came among us q stranger. bat possessing
the qualities Of a gentleman, together with his
specimens and explanation of his mode Of
TEACHING, he at once enlisted an nierst in tlis
beautiful art. In less than three days he raised
a class of a. scholars for one term Of twelve
lessons, with the understanding that the money
was to be refunded to any scholar who made
an effort to learn and did not succeed in i'm
proving 100 per cent.
The term closed on the 18th inst, and com
mittee of three were appointed to examine spec
linens who reported the average improvement
at 800 per cent. and none of the scholars de-
sired their money returned.
Dir. IRWIN teaches from the Speneerian sys-
ten. and has the happy faculty Of impsrting
to others what he has acquired, aI many Of our
ctize ms are willing to testify who bad despairs !
Of the progress their children had formerly
made.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-28

Our Fire Department.-The OrEanzl-
lion Of the Fire Department under the ordinance
passed by the Village Council has not been
spasmodic, but has been steadily progressing.
Owing to several Of the young men leaving
towD, that had enrolled themselves as members,
the Engine aud Hose Companies have not got
their full quota Of men, but enough to bo effsc-
tive in case Of Are. The uniforms, We learn, are
almost all completed and the Companies will be
ready to make their first appearance in them on
the 4th.
The following are the ofiesrs selected by Tue
Council and elected by the Companies
Chief Eneineer--JAMEs NJ. CHABLEs.
ist. AssistaRt-J0H B. WEBB.
Fire Wardeus CRLHKsR and j. u.
VASsooYOc
Foreman OF Engine-W. L. SooTr,
LIST. Assistant-JOHN HELLIs.
ID. Assistant-G. B. THOMAS.
Seeretary-Y YALESTiaE ScHwISp.
Treasnrer.-E. q. CARRoLI.
Foreman Of Hose-Tu0NAs VEIrcH.
lst. Assistant-JoHN MILLER.
Pipemen-FRAEK CsANKER ani DEoArEus y
NIS HBLLES.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-28
INDEPENDENCE DAY.
TMR COMING CELEBRATION.

The Glorious Fourth with all its memorable
associations will bo kept by the citizens here 10
the old-fashionod style. Preparations have been
made or are now in process, by which the COM
iug celebration will be one ofthe mos, interest
ing that has been witnessed in Perysburg.
The Hon 4 D. PKcK will read the declaration,
and the oration Of the day will be delivered by
Judge HAAo, Of Napoleon, after which the pro-
gramms we published last week, will be in or
der.
There will be very large attendance Of citi-
xens here iron other places and we trust that
this memorable day may be celebrated rs Il
shoud be, without reference to religion, local or
political relations. As the holiday Of the nation
oommemorating the inauguration Of independence
from foreign thralldom and the establishment Of
free government, IL calls on all to be glad and
rejoice. May It's precious memories be ever
cherished, and as a nation and people may we
unitedly exolaim, "LSt all the people praise thee
yea, let all the people praise thee"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-28
ARE YOU GOING wEsTl

If so, take our advice, and purchase your
Tickets over the old reliable and popular Mis-
souri, Pacific i,HIlroad, which is positireiy,
the only Line that runs three Daily Express
Trains from st Louis to Kansas City and the
West and is, posHirely, the only Line which
runs PULLMAN's Palace Sleepers and fine Day
Coaches tcspeeiaIy for mOrer') cquipped with
MlLLERs Safety PLATFORM and the Patent Steam
Brake, from 81. Louis to Kansas City, Fort
Scott, Parsons, Lawrence, Leavenworth. Atch-
inson, st. Joseph, Nebraska City. Council
Bluffs aud Omaha WiftOUt changed For infOr-
nation in regard to Time Tables, rates de-, TO
any point in Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Colo
rado, Texas or California, call upon or address
s. H. THOMSON, Agent, Missouri Pacific r. X.
Columbs, Ohio; or E. A. FoED, GenI Passeu-
ger Agent. st Louis, Mo.
No trouble to dhstcer questions.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-28

Fort Meigs Division Election of
OHicers.-At their regular meeting on Monday
evening last, Fort Msigs Division Sons OF Tenn
perancs elected the following officers:
W. P.-Miss CARRIE K. THOMPSON.
W. A.-Mss LoTTIE CHAPMAN.
r. S.-WILLIAM CRANE.
Ar S.-Miss CKLIA THOMPSON.
Treasurer GEoRGE BUTTON.
F. Sc. W. CoRsoN.
Chaplain Rev. II. CHAPMAN.
Conductor WILLIAM FoREMAN.
A. Coud.-Miss CARRIE HAWTHORN.
I. S.-Miss CLARA CHArMAH.
o S,-BESJAMIs SWEET.
Mr.. JouS vEIrou was recommended for Dep
uty for the ensuing year.
Installation will take plaza at the Hall of the
Division on Monday evening next. Every
officer and member should be present.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-28
MEETING OF TOWN COUNCIL.
COUNCIL RooMs, Perrysburg, o., }

COUNCIL RooMs, Perrysburg. o.,
June 20, 1872.
Council met ia regular session aud was called
to order by the Mayor.
Present. Magyar Rheinfrank. Councilman
Westcott, Cook, Roach, Hoffman and ESerly.
The minutes Of the last two meetings were read
and approved.
The following committees made reports
Committee to whom was referred the matter OF
smoke stacks beg leave to report that in their
judgment al smoke. stacks within the corpora
lion should be provided with screnes 0r
spark -catchers and recommend that an ordinance
be passed requiring the same.
Committee tn whom was roicred cattle petition,
asked for further time, which was granted.
A petition asking the Council to appoint Jas.
R. Tyler Chief Engineer of the fire department
and II, L. Cook assistant, was read aud on ma
tiun the name Of j, III, Charles was announced
as a candidate.
There being no other names announced the
Mayor instructed the council to prepare their
ballots for Chief Engiaeer Of Il fire department.
Tho following was the result; Jas. X. Tyler
received two votes, j. NJ. Charles three votes.
Mr. Charles having received the largest number
Of votes was declared elected.
The name of John b. Webb was announced as
assistant engineer and on motion the rules were
suspended and Mr.. John Webb was elected by
acclamatOH.
tion the rules were suspended and they were
elected by accamation.
The following bills we're allowed and tho
Clerk authorized tO draw orders On the follow
ing funds Peck. Hamilton Co., bill for one
keR nails to be drawn from the road fund. H.
Willse Il Son two bills m,unting 70 S04 70 for
plank--to be drawn on road fund. John
/ Aamon, bill for damages against hre department
was allowed $5 90 and the clerk was ordered
| 10 draw an order on the common corp. fund.
| Thos. Walter bill for services rendered as
Street Commissioner, $5S to be drawu on road
| fund.
plOw points to be drawn ON road fund.
The Committee on sidewalks reported We
do recommend the enforcement of the ordinance
as passed in relation to the estaoi's ing stone
side walks on the streets therein named.
On motion the Council appropriated S25 for
powder and help to FIRE the national saluts on the
4th of July, 1872. Carried unanimously.
To &e ToOn Council Of de Incorporated Village
of Perrysbmg:
GENrLEMEN ; Owing to the ineonvierce T.
which am suiected in conseq uence Of liviag 50
far from the place Of meeting aud the fact thai
my time is almost all occupied by my own busi
ness, hereby tender my resignation as Clerk o.
your Honorable body.
Respeeunlly, JAMES HAYES.
June 20, 1879.
On motion the Council acceptel Mr. Hayes
resigna lion.
On motion, Frederick Yeager was allowed az
rider tr money advanced in securing FIRE engine
s25-to be drawn on fire department fund.
The report Of Wesley Cranker aud Sardi
beliville was accepted and the members cOn
6rmed asa Hose Company.
Council adjourned until the lsl Tuesday il
July, 1872.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-28
LAND AGENCY.
BARND BROS,
Land & Loan Agents,
FINDLAY, O.
To SELL or Exchange for other Prop.
erty,

erty,
Glass ALARMS.
No. $50 acres, 2 houses and barts, az
miles n,r,h from Court House. Good soil, plenty
of fruit.
No. l64-l60 acres, 66 under cultivation and
down 10 grass very fine timber and soil good
frame house, prime fences miles north Of
Dunkirk, on Piusburg Fl, Wayne r. r. Price
S33 per acre.
No. l93 200 acres, 100 under cultivation 2
log houses and barns, fair orchards, prime soil
and timber; railroad building near Il. Nine
miles from Hartford City, Ind, the crossing OF
two through railroad lines. Price $500,
No. 2l9-A fine farm OF 100 acres miles
from Findlny, Ohio. near ridge road. Wei inn
proved. so apple trees and an abundance
Of smal II fruit. 20 acres under cultivation. Large
frame house. Barn 40x76 #. with good stone
foundation. Run Of living watsr-neyer fails
in barn yard. All necessary out-buildings.
Price SS, 900. 81 ,0o0 cash, balance in payments
Of 81 900 each with six per cent interest.
Glass R-TIMBER LANDS.
No. 81 80 acres, M nwKslA in Marion tp.,
Henry county.
M. 30 -2IO acres, prime timber, miles south
Mt. Victory, on the Bee Linz II. II. Price
o5, 600.
No. 1876 -.s6 acres, VIZ nwN "a. Pleasant
township, HiRcock county.
No. 1880 acres. miles east OF Leipsie,
Putnam county, on the railroad.
No. 207--North half, southwest quarter, sec.
Is, Henry township, Wood county, o.
No. 23l-l00 acres ofheavy oak, hickory and
other timber in Marion township, Henry county,
Ohio. go acres deadened.
No. 222 80 acres miles northwest Of No
Comb Hancock county, Ohio. Good timber and
well ditched. Small amount cleared. Price, ST.
900.
Glass C-PRAIREE LANDS.
a.
| near Garnet, Anderson county, Kansas.
No. 204 100 northwest quarter, sec. 10,
township AZ. range 80, Adair county, Iowa, one
mile from Casey's station on the Chicago, Rock
Island 4 Pacific n. r., a manufacturing town.
Price 81 GOO.
No. 2OO.-24O acres in Riugold Co., Iowa.
Glass D--Dwellings and Lots.
| No. GA fine new house and 5 lots, 10 But
Ter, on the Lake Shore r. R., thriving town.
No. 1880 acres in out lots, at $3.50 per
acre iois OF any size to suit purchasers. Very
| long time on payments.
| No. Dollhouse, barn, orchard, 8 acres
ground, fine limestone quarry, on Lima street
FIndlav, o. Price S25OO.
No. l7Q- 3 lots in business center, Maiu street
Bowling Green, o. $1,000.
No. 1873 New house, West Sandusky street
No. 1922 story frame house and 2 lots, ID
McComb, o. $1,000.
No. 2O6 10 lots in North Fndlay at a bar.
gain.
Glass F-MILLS.
M. 139 Upright steam saw mill, near Ada
o. A splendid numbering region.
No. 20l -Grist mill, near Canuonsburg, o.
Class G-BUSINEsS HOUSES.
Two on Main street, Findlay, o.
Glass H-HOTELS.
The good hotels will sell at a bargain
They are located well aud, doing splendid bu
siness.
Terms very Favorable on all M'
above Property. Full particu
lars given By letter or otherwise.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-28
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND.

lI-5OO 900 Bottles of GREENS AUoUsr
FLOWER has been sold in this State in three
months. We only ask you to go to the drug
store of A. R. CHAMPNEv or at the drug stores
in Maumee City and get Bottle Free Of Charge
OF regular size ats cts. Every Bottle war
ranted to cure Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint,
Sickheadache, Cnstiveness, Heartburn, Water
brash, Sour Stomach, Indigestion, Impure
Blood and all disease caused by Impure Blood,
or deranged Stomach and Liver. Try II.
WEST Y TRUAx, Wholesale Agents, Toledo, o.
5m