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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05
VALUABLE FARMS FORSAIF

4o \ small tract OFF acres, with 5000 grape vines, 100 apple tree ~,
peach tccsa and other fruit. -
~. AsnaH farm flo acres. . ~ miles from Savannah, All unt, j.
and fair improvements. lard a variety of fruit eheup for cash. 'i@~e,
4G 81 acre farm, 81 acres in cultivation, og dwelling, good stabe. smu.
orchard, - mile from school hOuc. T"h
Several dwelGngsn the city tor safe cheap.
a number Of suburban residences, and upinproved lots adjoining the cir. g,
sale II favorable terms. !'f
1870. 80 acres of good farming land. Z miles east Of Savannah M -,
ton.
t'l. 4 good farm o 75 - acres. in a good neighborhood, on a public ,,
tal improved, Z miles north Of Savannah. ,
H. A desirable farm of loo acres.2 12 miles from two depot. 81 ..~.
cultivation, with 1000 fruit trees, two new trane houses it cal be divided III
to give farm 200 fruit trees and the other 500. Terms easy.
HI y good farm offs 10 acres: 30 aces under fence and in cultivation 2J~am
good stock water, 20 apple trees, 200 peach trees anda variety Of other Gm. "s
miles from Savannah. schOolhouse and church near.
tO. n choice small farm o d acres ~ in cultivation, a good frame bom.
miles from depot. \ bargain if applied for soon.
451. f20 acres of good farming land, 100 acresin cultivation. 20 acres d ~
Der, good frame dwelling of rooms and cellar. new barn and outbuldns, lGa s
pie trees anda variety of other fruit; miles from Rochester.
412. a well wahred farm of l4Sacrcs; !Dacresm cultivation, the balance fin
Der. a good brick house 20x32feet and a log dwelling, frame stable, crb .i
|ganary, 200 bearing apple trees and some small fu;3 y mlsfo % Savannah
farm house. good cellar, young orchard, we'll watredi 10 miles from ST. Jospb'
hear Spence's Mill. p"'
rooms good outbuIdlngs and good pasture, adJonngS Savannah.
4l. \ choice farm OF 1876 acres;1 10 in cultivation; a good house 36xtO 60,
well water, $50 apple trees and a variety of other fruit; 112 miles from Rnhv'
i5G. \ choice suburban residence with l 81 arso of ground ii the C,ros
Savannah.
47. A neat cottage OF 6 rooms, cellar and pantry, with 3 ~ acres of land ,a
joining the city.
40 40 acns ofgood land; 10acres in cultivation; n small hosse, good sn,r,
200 apple trees and POO peach trees; 2 miles fnm depot. Price A25. Pug
400. \ forty acre farm. with ID acres N cultivation: 4 good frame 10 stmv
house with rooms; mile from delot 10 apple trees and "a acre Of grapes
Price $780,
466. 3 acres of desirable village property with dwelling of four rooms and
convenient out buildings and $50 fruit trees; alo,a business house 16x2E -
William CHALLACOMBE.
REAL ESTAT
Proprietor of the Abstracts of Andrew County.
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Satar3ay. The Gh day Of Decsmje
Partition Safe.

d. virtu' anil AT hrr.'y OF an ori'r of sale,
ID i..tHI fro II the oil ,. of tn. ,lrrI. of tue Cir.
cat c,art, within AMI for thu e ,uh;y ri Nuircw,
ia Ia- state Of Missouri, Ia The cuts III Andrew
u. Murph;, John Murphy, Stmlcl NIrphy,
Nancy .JnIr Murphy, Iun-S II. Murphy aud
Jnhn'R. Murphy, iicorgr W. Sricclmin and
sarah Jane, the wife ut slil t;rprsr W. Select
man, plaintiffs. against Franri, VI. Il ,brrts. AMI
sarah Jt.r .: ,l,cTtr. VIA i. tn. wifi ot sail
Francis ". Robert, William Mirphy. Jane
Hrgst, Mex talrr IrgS1, Tn mas \. Regis AMI
William Bog, John Jnars, William JONES ami
Mlry \. jones, iirbrrct Wli!ipr, James \.
Roberts, and Thomas \. u ID ,riS, defendants, |
will sill for the purpose of partition, ut public
scnlur, IL The highest hi!tcr. far ct~h, ut the
-iou-c door III the city Of savannah, county
Of Andrew, aud state of Missouri, un
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05
Mortoa6e Sale.

WHEREAS, on the 81 LAY Of Jaly, ISsS. John
" W Bolton AMI Elisabeth Billion, hts wife,
al the county III Andrew, in the state of Mi-so;i-
VI, executed and ,irliv,rt-it To Anderson lIinkins,
of the county oi buchanan. ami state of Mis-
-Ouri, their certain mortgage ir.d; which said
mortgage deed j. recorded in book ~. ON page
! -. in The Il. cDrter'- Office ut the county of An
! drew, in the state ut Missouri: convey ing To TIL
said Anderson IiankiH- the follow ing described
real estate, situated IN the sail county Of Al
drew ami Stat. al Missouri: That j. To say, he
! GINNING IL a stake twenty feet east oi the south
east corner "f lot number I, in block number l.,
running north parallel with sail 10, number | 10
II stake twenty FEET east Of ihr northeast corner
al ~aii lot, thence east tn Robert McIiIth'. line.
thence south to The corner 6f samuel r. Nichols
Land, thence west tn the place ri beginning: sl-o
lots numbers nn-, two ami three. IN block mum
Der Que; all IN the town of Rochester. Which
said conveyance was made To secure the paw
uIrnt al u certain prntni>sOry note. in sail mont
gaze Iced mentioned AMI 'ictsribs.i: sIit note
lated Isl. Joseph, Nh, June ;jth. 'Ss:''
calling for one hundred dollars, payable. with
ten per cent. Interest. twelve months after ,lirr
To- Anderson iIInkins or order. AMI Signed John
W. Bolton: and, wbcrras. IL l., provided in said
mortgage deed that il said note he net well and
truly paid when the same becomes due and uay-
then the sail anderson Iiankins, or his legal
representative, or nj the Request Of the legal
holder of sail note, the then acting Sin, rin of
Andrew county may proceed t" sell the real rs
tate hrrciubcior- described. ut public yrn,iue,
To the highest bidder, Ut the tuur,-iiouSr DIOR,
in the city Of savannah, county If Andrew, and
STATE oisMi>sntiri, nr-t giving sixty days public
notice oi The time, terms and place 'f sale AMI
ot the property IL he sold, hy atvsrti-t mrtit in
some newspaper published in the county of An
,irrw, anu Stale aforesaid. anil upon such sale
shall make AMI deliver a deed Ia the purchaser
thereof AMI receive the procce'ls of said sale and
pay said note with the interest AMI costs at sale;
and " iI,rraS said note. w;th the inirrc tn, r-pn, |
i noH ,iu aIl uHpIii: nav, ih,rri1r-. I. prIa- |
broke Mercer, sheriff of th- county ii Andrew. |
in The state at Missouri. at tn" request of the \
Legal holder OF <lid mole. ard by virtue of the |
authority i'll rar vested by said mortgage deed, !
VIII. on /
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4 E-nLITE DIVORCE. OBTAINED FROM
~ tJtR!S of different states Tor de~crtinn
e.. \, publicity required. No cIirSa until
,rprr' granted. Address,
VI. HOUSE, Attorn,y, iHi D:raiw,-, Ny.
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F,iday, tic 2Gih dny Of D"ccmtcr
MOJ't0n6e SaiP.

"ITERHAS, Mary Ann Hubbard ard RIB r,
w Il. ilhbb ri, her husband, Il, III ar ~ ,rg-
gage deed with pow" n al sale therein 'cprfuiri,
dated October :, iS12. uni recorded ~ ii. Re-
corder's Office al Andrew cola !, la ihr S.irc "i
Missouri, la Bonn =, AZ Page 81, convey Il u,
the Undersigned mIrsLg-c ia, f,llpwiu- Il -
srribel real c>;,f" -lrutfri in sad g .ur. y. 'o-wit:
Lot, numb rs i've G9aI al -it th) ia Block uanr~r
one ~ in Hughes ud li;ion 10 In. CIV ct st
vannah; which sIId convey inc' WIS III ~ 10
sccuTc the pryIn"nt "I Il certain prom -,pr, not.
in said N Jrigtsr d">ccIb II. calling Tor N sum
of five hundred dollars due ivr IN nilh, af vr stul
81 day Of October, lr1z, AMI brarIn: Interest
frOia da's Il! the rat" Ot ten per cent. pr "nIiiui.
And whereas. il i provided IN said m,rigis.
deed that II said note shall not H.. we'll ami Iruiy
paid when III. sam" becomes du. and payI DE.
that the undersigned may proceed To sell said
property, or amy plrt IN 'r'oi, nj pIbl &c vcniur,
to the highest bidder, ut the & urt -llrI 81 .l1pr,
in the city of savannah, within said county al
Andrew, for cash, FIRST giving twenty dt"- public
notice of the TIM, terms and place Of said sd,
and of the property to b- sold, by public zion in
some newspaper printed in the county and
State aforesaid; and whereas, III. note above
described, and The interest thereon. are now due
and unpaid. Now, Therefore, by virtue nft.,c
power in me vested by said mortgig. deed, /.
will, Oh
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She,TU".s Sale.

DI virtue anil authority "r Il general cyCca'iIi.,
tucut,uUri al .Nndrrw county, Missouri, r--
iurnablr u; thu December term, lSI. uf >ri,
Court and !" ur directed. in til. r,u-- al Nbli.
Nh"aitl ', lir,d " %hvail"y. ili WhrIll-y and
''r"rg' N~hrutlcy, plnluIiil- In partition. nglin-,
Francis ' "iilhip AMI - enable. her husband.
Charles 4. L:rr. Urrn'r Luce sui tim r Luce
dcl.nd tn.- Ia partition IN which Cau-. Jtri--
Iu"lt wa- rendered Tor cp-i> against The s',u,
nIm"'i rltiriII, and defendants. and - ,riI;inr
Is ,u'7l ,hrrroul | have levied upon arl -r.Ilr1l
all the night. tiIi- aud ihi'ft~t ui The >Iii ,hli.
~t".I,irS. Alfred NhraIirk. Lila Nhra.l-y,
t'rnis" Nhratiry, Frances Nrnahlr an! -
' riIulr, hrr hI.btnd tIlr!-- e. La, IL n"r
Luce and tiinyr Luce ui. III ah,i To The i.il"w iHg
described r,-Il estate. t,-wii. The east half vi
TN southeast quarter o.! -"ciiun twenty, IG'l the
northwest quarter al IN. >IuIhwr,t quarter oI
lection iwc;IN-un-, aud III south hale al i,r
arrrs sold Oi 10y Charles % Lace and IN, uurth-
c.I~, quarter OF TIL southeast quarter III section
IhiIiy-t~", all IN township -INty-'nr. range
thin 1, three All |, ing ant hrins il tn said
cYuI;y .aHl ~tLir oil Missouri, and 1 will, On
~Soturdoy. the 6th day Of December,
\ u l>75. between the hours of nine o'clock IN
ia, forenoon and i've O'Clock in Tire afternoon uf
that day. at the Iourr-hnus, door, III tue city uf
couhiy ri Andrew aforesaid, sell the
same. or - much thereof n miy De required, 81
public %Ncnuu", I" The highest bidder. Tor cash in
l>nbjr"t la all !'IiHr liens and Ju'iymcnls,I
To Satisfy said execution and casts.
PEMBROKE MERCER.
- Sicrin OF Andrew County, Mo.
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S,he5fT's Sale.

DY virtue AMI authority ola general cNecIEt0u.
ID issued from the Office Of ;tc CLERK "r ti~
Circuit Court of Andrew county, Missouri, rv-
turnIbl- at the ! ccclnbrr term. l>.5. Of SAID
Inurt. aui to m directed. in Favor of Edward
\. Phillips, and against John ". IIity an'l
iiiomI- Wright, | have levied upon and seized
all the right. title. interest AMI claim vi the said
John " Buy and IIniu - " right Ut, in and l.,
the following described rcti estate, i"-Sij:
S.ycn:y-ouc a'r-S, being IN til" moth -nd of the
northwest quarter, AMI Giiy-thrcr acres III the
northwest corner ui the northeast quarter: all in
section thirty, township Iiil.-a!H.. range ,hiIis-
four: all wing ani lriHg ia thu ~.I.l cvaniy, and
state of Missouri; and | vi "n
.Sa!orday. the 9Th tag Of Deccmber,
\. Il l-,3, between IA" hours Of min" O'clock IN
the forenoon AMI f'4 "'rlTrh ~ lhr Afternoon fl
that dIy. ~ ihr Court III rI-- d.pT III the rtty Of
savannah. county at Andrew Aforesaid. sell tl-
SANE. mr - much thereof ~ may u" required, at
puhiir .ruiu-, t. the highr-i bidder. fJr cash in
hand. i-Iijrct H. al p-irr li-a- and Judgments
tp satisfy said execution ani Cs-t-.
PENKtpkE Err.
g. sheriff "f Aunir,v county. Missouri.
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Saturday, the 9th day OF january,

\. u. Is1t. between the hours Of nine O'Clock in
the forenoon and i've o'clock in tn" afternoon of
>ri,l day. NJ the tuuri-hou-c door, in the city III
savannah, county of Andrew, and stat OF Mis-
souri,, prncrt'i in sell the above Described real
estate, ut public yrniGc, L" the highest bidder,
fpr cash, and APPLY the proceeds Ia the rtrl Us -
mentioned in SAID mortgage 'ir,'t.
PE.MbkDkE MERCER,
. sheriff o. Andrew County, Missouri.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05
Saturday, the 9th day of December.

a.. ID. Isl, between The hoursOf ten u'cinra in
the forenoon AMI Ave O'Clock in the nii-rnnrn of
that day, nj the south door OF The CDuri-hou,r
in the city of Savannah, in Andrt W county,
State of Nj 8 ,uri. proceed TO sell the ab I'VE de-
settle real estate al pubic vrndue, 10 The high
est bidder, fJr cash, Ia satisfy said nbir and in
tercst, together with the costs and ~ .pcns,s nj
tending said sale.
JAMES C.. COUCH, rrigaSce.
Savannah. No, December (, ls53 -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09
THE CHlLD-WIFE ORA MASSACHU.
SETS DIVINE.

From the Springfield (Msss.) Union il is
learned bat the mOst intsl sstinR case lpied be-
fore the Police Court OF ChicoPee for some time
was that Of DIR. nv Rouditz W. Rev. H. A
Wildridge, late pastor ofIs defnsct Iabemacle
Baptist church, which was investigated last
week Mr. Wildridge, after havIpg boarded
some time in abe family, .effOrs Roudiez, and
having induced the Doctors 13-yeSr-oId daugh-
ter 10 be baptized and 10 join lis church pro-
posed marriage to the girl and got her fathers
consent 10 writing. lie then persuaded The
Town Clerk 10 sign blank marriage license
which as afterwards filed out by himself, sta
ting the Rirls age 10 be ISI Aftef the marriage
which took place in that city, Mr.. WiIdridge
and his child wife returned 10 her fathers house
and all vent happily till the reverned Benedick
asked his father-in-law to repay certain money
which lie (Dr. KOudieE) had borrowed. Dr.
Roudiel refused, and, on being threatened Eilh
legal sulsion GOT out writ against his sOn-in-
law, MF. VI ildridee, fakshlse representaIin in
procuring maEsiase lloaase,' and MF Will
bridge was arrested but released on bail. When
brought before Judge Carter few days ago
he pleaded not guilty, bnt MAS fined 81 and
costs, amounting to So so, from which judgment
be sppeale 10 the Superior Court.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09
DEATM OF JUDGE ONDERwooD

WAsHIN0ToN, Dec. S.-Judee John {. Under
wood died last night, OF apopeKy, at his residence
No. 228 Third street. He was ailing but an hour
o. 90; and almost before the nlturc Of his malady
which was apOplexy, was apprebended he was 8
cospse, although the best medical assistance was
Summoned. He was IS years OF age.
TEE career Of the deessed was an eEsntful one
He Vas born in LilchAsld, HerkimeT county, New
YoFk, and Iong before the late war purchased
land in Clarke county, where he for years resided
In 1855 he was 4 delegate to the convention whieh
noninated Fremont for the Presidency, and, In
aec0ant OF .hiS political sentiments had to leave
the gtate.. tf y fHC t4
He then went to New York city, remained thsrs
Until l06l, "a ths Secretary Of the RmigTant Ait
and Homestead Company, and afterwards received
the appointmsnt OF judge Of the District Court O
Hirgfhia.
His career has since become a part almost o
HWaF History" principally tom his charges 70 iur
ie3 10 opening tie sessions Of the District couT
70 Richmond, Va.
He leaves wife, sen and dApshter.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09
THE CHI tSAIN SPAIN.
AAvs y EussME.
Nnx1sTAR roro wAuSs ms COVE SaIElt
Ell ENENTs FAVORING WAR.

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.--A special cypher des-
patch from Madrid published In the Chronicle
to-day says: A desllatch lfa9 bepn received a
Madrid ff1..rA DIN al Holoi In which thia'inlcort
ant OfaoiAl prcsscs his greatest surprise at tho
delay, aud warns his Government OF The cOnse-
quences sure ia follOw \ pr0loDaatlOn OF the
speedy element, aud Of failure TO comply with
the terms lie alsO sOkRpFessesthc oplnioR, that the
Captain tiensral of Cuba is without ability 10
carry out tie agreement for the surrender Of the
VI1Rlnius even Is disposed to do so.
Tie represents in this dispatch that the teelina
among the people IN general of Washington is
generally in sympathy with Spain, but he also
says that The official authorities Of the government
have fully and squareIy detcrmihed tina hAless
the acton of Spain is prompt in surrenderlng the
Vlrginius and the prisoners the whole matter will
be Immediately referred to Congress, and that q
declaration of war will undoubtedly follow. The
last, Cabinet meeting at Madrid was very stormy
and exciting one, the Cuban difficulty being nn-
der discussion. A defiant aAd fwaFlike feeling
prevails, and majority stouiy resist making any
concessions,
This sthtc of things IA being seduiously culti-
waited by the old bourbon element OF Spain. They
are cambrous for difficulty with the United
States feeling that t will hasten Castelar's over
throw, aud result in their restoration. Minister
Sickles resignation will not affect the situation
in any way whatever, as he has been almost ig-
nored in the settlement Of the trouble hereto
fore. =. .E.at4 ~g
The reported resignation uf Captain General
JoveIlar Is not credited In official circles.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09

No attempt was made Yesterday to raise the
snnken coal barge which blocksdes the Spanish
iigate Arapiles in the dry DOCK, but "it is under
stood a wTeckng company will commence work
Cn Il" to-day.
That II, We bave no doubt, a ifick of the Navy
Department. But even that, unmsnly as it is, is
better than 10 permit the Spanish iIigate 10 pass
into service of the Cuba butchers, at this time.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09

The Government despatch boat Despatch ar.
rived at Key West ON the 9th, in four days from
Norfolk, and transferred Geo barrels ofpowder to
the stOreshlP Pawnee, 10 be deposited in Folt
Taylor. Both the despatch boats at Key Wos
were then under steam, waiting telegraph,
Orden. The steamer Rescue left Washington OF
Sunday for Key Wet, after mounting two 30
pOunder PARROTS. She will be used as a despatch
boat. =.Y#
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09

A Warrington special states that Commsnder
Braine, of the Jmiata, now at Santiago, has beon
Instructed 10 receive the remainder of the Vir
einius prisoners, and that Admiral Scott Of the
esgthlp Worcester, will receive the Virgiuius
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09

REMOvEb.-Mr. James W. Morgan, who had
btsa enGagea IN Mercantile pursuiis IN CoBcord,
hal, for the lass tWenty-eight years, has removed
u this city
, 1873-12-20
PIANOS.
S'IEINW
UPRZGll'Z'
PIANOS, ll|lN|l

The decided superiority, OF this
style Of Piano, ns 1nnnsltacturctt
by NIcssrs. Stei1iwaly u Sous, Is now
universally conceded. Its per1ec-
cd improvements, invented and
controlled exclusively by Its maxi
crs. These 1nntclslcss UP RIGHTS
have been sold by lis for nine years,
during which time they have, in
no instance, failed to give the
highest satisfaction. THEY ARE
THE ONLY UPRIGHT PIANOS
THAT HAVE STOOD THE TESE
OF TIME IN OUR MOST EN-
ACTING CLIMATE.
From among the thousands who
have bought Stein,yay Uprightss
VIC append the names of y few OF
our prominent citizens. who have
recently purchased, and to whom
we chccrfu1ly refer as to tlcir
Skcs
, 1873-12-20

Tho celebrated Composer, under
date Of July &, 1672,Writes: "Pcr-
nit me to thunlz YOU for the mag
nificont UPRIGHT r 1,IANO which
you kindly placed at my disposal
during my brief soiourn i'll New
/ have so often expressed verbally,
that during my long. career rs ar
tist and composer, l have met with
many fine European and American
Piuno1ortes. but none that COM
Dinc grandeur and power Of tone.
elasticity OF touch, iii short, every
thing that renders Il Piano per-
feet, to such u degree as your celc-
1aru fnl 11innn. .tnrfnS2 -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-07-18
A few words on Rheumatism /!
OR HOW BECAME ENGAGED in THE
UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.

Some eight years ago, (after returning from the
sickly climate of Southern China 1 was attacked
with Rheumatism, and for four years unable to
dress myself and most of the time my suffering was
great that would have given all possessed or the
wealth of the world if l had it, to be relieved from
my sufferings. tried all remedies knew could
hear of but received no benefit. had about given
up in despair when received one of the University
books. thought it humDug at first, but after a
areful perusal it looked reasonable, like drown
ing man catching to straw, sent for the medicine
and in one week after commenced taking it l felt
some relief. In one mouth could move about with
ease, and at the end of two months was perfectly
cured. l tried the medicine several others af-
ficted with Scrofula, Salt Rheum Dropsy. &C., with
the same beneficial effect After testing the medi-
cine to my satisfaction and finding it far superior to
any other medicine for all chronic diseases obtain
ed the general agency for the State of Maine and
New Brunswick. and moved to Portland some three
years ago. And of the thousands of patients have
treated have met with almost universal success.
do not expect to cure all, and when see patient
that think cannot cure tell them so, for above
deceive and rob the sick. As there are thousands
suffering with rheumatism wish to impress the
minds of such to not despair; their case is cur
able. When l can see the patient and apply the
direct Mediator relieve the rain in few min
utes and by taking the University Medicines. If NOT
cured in month there will be great relief, and it
must be a very stubborn case that cannot cure in
two months. Why dwell so much on Rheumatism
know too well how to sympathize with those that
are its victims and know they can be cured. II
the above statement with the following certificates is
not enough to sufficiently satisfy those that are suf
fering with it, God help them.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-07-18

A NY person owning lots in Evergreen Cemetery
"A by calling at the Office OF the City Treasurer
and paying the of one dollar for each lot will in
the best of for the by the Superntend
ent for the current year. and any person paying the
of twenty-five dollars will secure the care OF
their lots by the city for all time.
JAS. BAILEY
is. PALMER, Trustees.
c. e. JOSE,
DOGS-Any Dogs found in the Enclosure after his
date without the presence of master will be in peril
JAS. BAILEY,
j. S. PALMER,
G. E. JOSE.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-07-18
Iron i'm tAae Blood
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG;

The Pc,'ssUio9s Syrup, a Protect,
Iron, is so combined as to haze
the character of an aIi,,se,st, as
easily d;geSted and aSSi71siLdte6
aCith the blood as the simplest
food. 1T increases the quantity
of N0tMre'8 OaOn TitaliSipO
Agent, Iron in the blood, and
cures SEA thousand ills, J" si1npyy
byTO1si1sg up I,sUig0r0ting and
Tit0Iisi1sO the System. The en-
Tiched and ait0JiSed blood per-
9neates eUe,y part of the body,
repairing damages and aU0Ste,
searching ont morbid secre-
tons, and Tearing nothing fo7.
disease to feed atp0's.
This Is the secret of the aCo7s-
(7e1fatL success of this remedy i,e
cas7'isa0 Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, DrOpsy, Chronic Diar-
rhoea, Boils, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Fevers, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
and all diseases originating i7s
q bad state of the blood, or &C.
coanpaasieG Oy debility or o. IoaC
state of the system. Being free
from Alcohol, ias any form, its
ene1'gisi,tg effects are not fol-
tO,Oed by corresponding redc-
zion, Dat are permanent, i,sfaE-
cling strength, Cigor, and '7,eaO
life into all parts of the system,
end building ap, an Iron Con-
StitaStiOn.
Thousands haze been cha1,ged
Oy the atse of this Te,nedy, from
ace0E, sickEy, suffering crca-
tatreS, to strong, heoJtby, and
hdppy men and aCOnsese; and
a1s00tids cannot re0sOsslfI9Ns esa
at0te to giUe it q trial.
See that each bottle has PERIL
WAN SYRUP 6lo,0,a ias the glass,
Pamphlets Free.
SETH W. FoWLE & SONS, Projectors
No. Milton Place, Boston.
SOLD by DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed Executrix of the will of
EUGENE E. LITTLE, late of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland deceased and has TAX
en- upon herself that trust as the law directs. All
persons having demands upon the estate of said
deceased, are required to exhibit the same; and all
persons indebted to said estate called upon to
make payment to
CHARLOTTE B. LITTLE, Executrix
Portland, July l, 1873. jy4dlaw3wFs.