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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-06
: NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
MILL ROPERTY.

NTiH be sold to the highest bidder on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1875.
The Valuable Mil property known as Spen-
gler's mill There is betw cen two and three
acres OF land upon whchIs
A LARGE MERCHANT MILL,
Large Dwelling, Kitchen, Smoke House and
spring horse with a never failing spring, also
well at the kitchen dior. The mill has been
thoroughly repaired since the war BY an ex-
perlcnced workman, upan the. most improved
plan of milling. The above property is sitpat-
ed on the Valley turnpike about Il mile
WEST OF STRASBURG
IN line VIII At growing country; convenient to
The X. r. aiding to the principal flour
markets ofthe country. Upon the whole it is
very desirable properly. q i'll be sold at the
same time and place about So acres of wood
iand lying on the ridge leading to Pliers
Mil adjoining the lands o. A. b. SpeneIer
and Geo. W. Copp-
~ Terms Of Sale
One fourth of the purchase money will be
required az the st day April, the residue in 3
ECU ! annual payments with interest on the
ara payment from the LIST dRy of April with q
lien upon the property for the deferred paw
lnenIs. Possession given on the LIST day of
Afs~i itESS. Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock
a. NJ.
THE HEIRS.
y. IS /: the dge property be not sold on
Ter one year. S
jan. 30-t 5. THEHEIRS
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PRoHIBrroRY LAW. "A resolution was
adopted on Tuesday, by the Pennsylva-
MA House of Delegates, prohibiting in
toNleating liquors from being kept or
drunk in the House, and excluding
from the cloak room all bottles but such
as contained ink. Empty ink, bottles
will bring premium in Harrisburg.
LEGISLATIVE At.er about ten days
labor the Senate On Saturday passed
the assessment bill Only few new
features have been introduced in it, and
really the emily one which promises an
increase of revenue is the gallon tax on
liquors. :. On account OF the absence of
Cononcl Shelton Davis, clerk, and the
severe indisposition Of Dr.. Pendleton,
assistant clerk, the Senate adjourned
after but few minutes session on Sat
trlay.
An old dutch tavern keeper, who had
his. third wife, thus expresses his views
of matrimony: ''Vell, you see de. first
l married for loye dat was eoot; den
| marries for beauty-dat was goot too,
about as good as The first; bet dis time
l maEries for monses-and dis was so
better as both"
Miss Kate Fox, one of the Fox sisters
whose spiritual manifestations began al
Rochester, N. Y, many years ago, and
who were the founders of modern
spiritualism, was married in London,
recently, to Mr. Henry Diedrich Jecken,
a barrister-at-law. .A.number of Ameri
can friends .spiritualists and literary
people were present at the ceremony.
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The Legislature Is actually receiving

The Legislature is actually receiving
its per diem allowance as is proper
The conservatives are quarreliing, the
Republicans compact and friendly.
The interest question bids fair to be
six per cent, with penalty on the
lender of losing only all the interest if
he exceeds this rate. We are nearing
the rapids, and the ship will soon strike,
and her timbers shivered. and the
wrcckers crowd around the high glee.
D,d Co7pnnrn,cf1lth.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

II IL.
y : Woodstock, Feb. 4th 1878.
Saml. = Shirley now David III. Walton
trustee for A. Neff Sc. Complt's. VS.. A.
Nett and others Deft's. 70 A
10 Pltff's and Deft's and all others con-
cerned. -
You are hereby. notified that / have
flXed upon the 9th day of Feb. 1873 at nv
ONCE at the Court House to take the ac-
counts required by DEGREES in said cause
VIZ 10 show. amount Of debts due and
their relative priorities, the amount and
KIND KIND ofassets conveyed by said Deed of
trust, which ofsane can be made ayaila-
pie Tor the payment of debts and any other
matter deemed pertinent and, that either
party may require. AT which time and
place you are. required to attend. Given
uhaer my hand as comr. in Chy of county
court OF Shenandoah county the day and
year first aforesaid. -. -.
e. P. w. MAGRUDER, Conn.
feb 6-dw S-'
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We publish below copy of the bill
Incorporating the Woodstock and lost
River Turnpike Company. 1t is an en-
terprise in which the town, the farmers
living near the proposed line, the iron
manufacturers, and in fact the whole
county are interested. To APP
preciate the price of real estate and ere
ate demand, nothing is more essential
than the building of good roads. A
few years ago numbers of northern men
were III this section looking for farms
and it was difficult to get them to look
at farm that was not on the pike. \
man seeking home for his family con
siders nothing mere closely than the con
dition of roads and the schools in the
neighborhood in which he proposes to
purchase But it is unnecessary to
consider the Importance of an enterprise
when all are willing to acknowledge it
and seem to appreciate it. What we
need is energetic action and an effort
to'induce the people to undertake the
enterprise at once. Let meetings be
held in town and along the line propos-
ed and the subject brought fully to the
attention of the people and there. is no
doubt about the result. The following
is copy Of the bill: -
aBe it enacted by the General Assem-
bly,, That for the purpose OF construct
ing turnpike road from the, town Of
+ Woodstock, in Shenandoah county, to
some point on the line of Hardy county,
West Virginia, said turnpike to pass
Columbia Furnace and Liberty Furnace,
IN said county of Shenandoah, it shall
be lawful to open books of subscription
70 an amount not exceeding fifty thous
and dollars, to be divided in shares, of
twenty-five dollars each. The said
books shall be opened at Woodstock,
under the direction of J. w. Danncr,
T. w. Magruder, J. H. Grabill, Jacob
3. Clover and VIM Donaldson; at Co
lumbia Furnace, under the direction of
Franklin H.. Wissler, Philip Helsley,
Samuel g. Campbell Robert Stone, A
Martin; at Liberty Furnace, under the
direction of Benjamin P. Newman, T..
F. Cofman, Jacob R. Miller, Joseph
Brumbaugh, William H. Irwin-asy
three OF whom may act at either place,
and at such other pace or places, and
uhder. the directions of such agents as
any three of the above named commits
sioners may appoint. sst
2. When two hundred shares shall
have been subscribed, the subscribers,
their executors, administrators and as
signs, shall be and are hereby incorpo-
rated into company BY the name and
style of Woodstock and Lost River
Turnpike Company, co.forlnable to the
provisions of the Code Of, Virginia and
acts -amendatory Thereof Z Provided,
however, that the subscribers to stock
of said company may, at the election q
shareholders, pay the amount Of their
subscription, or any part thereof, either
IN money or labor, work aHd services,
1T such rates or price as may be fixed
~ the board Of directors.
8 This act shall be in force from its
passage.
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Manhood How Lost, How Restored

Manhood How Lost, How Restored
= - Just published, new edition Of
q ssSzs IF; DR.. Culverwells Celebrated
Essay on the radical cure (w it'll
out medieine) cfSPEsMAToRBHG, or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, IN-
Potency. etc; also, Consumption, Epilepsy and
Fits, induced by elfinluigence or sexual ex-
trayagance. 49,
~ Price, in aseaiea envelope. only cents
The celebrated author, an this admirable
essay clearly demunstratesfrom thirty years
successful practice, thatfhe alarming cons.-
quences ofselt-abuse may be radically cured
Without the dangerous use efihterna medicine
or the application of the knife; pointing out a
mode.o cure AT once simple, certain. and eff
fectuel, by means of which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition NAV be. may cure
himself eheaply, privately, and radically. =
ES- This Lecture should be in the hanss of
every youth everv man ir he land.
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid, on receipt ofsix cents or
two post stamps ). pa
Also, Or. .Culverwels Marriage Guide
price so cents. -.
Address the Publishers.
CHAS. j, c.. KLINE & co.
127 Broadway, N Y. Post Office Pox 1886.
Jan l6th--1 year.
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The Lyndhburg Virginian, in al
article headed "a Warning to. ths

The Lynchburg virginian, in an
article headed "a Warning to the
Legislature says.
Can it be possible that the Conser-
vatives in the General Assembly have
SO little sagacity, political foresight, and
practical craftsmanship as !. to allow
themselves to be outwitted by d few
Radical leaders, backed by a mass of
ignorance aud venality such as no
honest party ever yet was based upon I?
Shame on them if they force us into an
unequal contest uninspired' by even the
faintest hope of success ! The battle
will be lost on the day that the Legis-
latui4e. adjourns without removing this
svex1d qtestion from the arena Of con-
troversy We feel it; we know it; and
every Conservative should bring him
self to realizing sense of the danger
that is SO imminent.
- -
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RrruNp1NG OF TAXES.

A PPLlCATlON will BE- made at a an early
n day for there funding nftbe U. :. DIRECT.
TAXES paid from 1862 to 1866, for those who
will Produce thoir Ia K Receipts to the under
signed al our Office ts Woodstock; Va, at on res.
we vii mske no thpg rblsss I'll. Il xrs greece
nnfieo. WILLIAMS u Eiio
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OFFICE,

(0MMISSl0NER'S OFFICE,
" WooDsrocK, Jau. ~, 1873
Wm. Peters and wife. vs.. Reuben Bowers &c,
Fo Plff' and Defts sand all others concerned.
You are hereby notified that have fixed up
on the I'D day OF February 1878 at nv Office to
take the accounts required by decree in said
cause viz. I. ITO ascertain the debts secured in
the deed oftrnst executed by Rcuoen Bowers
to Isaac K. Hite Nov. 1857, whether said
debts are all Bona tide,' whether any part of
same or any Of them ,.baye been paid, and so
by whom, when and what if amount, and what
balances it any Are due said parties 2. Also
what Judgments in addition to that if complt
bind said real estate in the trust and also the
real estate ofJacob Lantz, giving priovitees of
same and amounts due thereon, 8. Also whether
title to real esatte in the trust is. good and if
not the defects in same 4. What real e state is
now owned by Jacob Lantz, by what term same
is held, what hens bind it and whether reuts and
profits, al same will pay said liens in 5 years
and any other matter deemed pertinent or that
either arty may req aire Atwhlch time and
place you are required to attend
|. Given under nv hand as Commits s,oner in
ChanceIxot county court o Shena ndoah comfy
the day and year first aforesaid. :..,...
jan. Sow. P. W MAGRUDER.
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C0nan,iss ioners' Sale
Il EAL ESTATE.

Barley Triplett, DC. CompPts VS.. Josiah
Helle1's Admir-. Defts. in Chancery, County
Court.
pursuant c a decree pronounced hv the Ceuu
L ty Court of Shenandoah County in The fore
going cause. on the 18th day Of December,
1877, we will sell at Public Auction 10 the
highest bidder, in tpnt of the Court House,
Woedstock, Shenandoah Co., Va, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY oath, 1878,
the valuable Real Estate, of which Josiah Hell
Ter, decd. died, seized and possessed. situated in
said town and its vicinity cnusistinlr OF
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NOTICE..

AL person. are notified not to .tsespass upon
my landss, :fhe aw rIi be enforced against
all trespassers without regard to persons :
( Is, :. ISAAC TROUT.
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IoRSES WANTED.

I'LL - - 't-
Wanted to purchase fvefrstrate farm Horses
or Mares, Of good size and form. sound and well
broken between 4 and s years old, Persons
having such stock to dispose of can find cash
purchaser at National Hotel, In Woodstock, on
ondav Feb 10th. Court day
Feb Cd f.. t
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THE CAPITAL COMING TO THE Iron
COUNTRY OF V1ReINA.-The editor of
the Fredericksburg Herald writing
from Richmond, upon the refusal of the
to exempt manufacturing es-
tablishmets coming into the State from
taxation, says: il.
|. / have before me a letter from a rich
irorrnastcr Giving in Pennsylvania,
who owns vast treasures of wealth Of
iron ore in this State, in the counties Of
Rockingham, Highland and Augusta.
He writes: GAS to the quantity, these
are no veins of ore, but sarge cliffs or
mountains Of iroa, say from fifty to two
hundred feet high. and from fifty to
twenty miles long. We claim that
there are no such other vast deposits of
iron ore on this continent, and possibly,
not in the world. There will be no
trouble to bre;.k down the cliffs and load
millions Of tens on the cars at less than
fifty cents per ton when the railroad
now in progress Ga narrow guage) is
completed" Owing to the increased
cost Of ores no less than tWenty-seven
furnaces in the Mahoning and Shenahgo
valleys, Penn, have blown out within
the last sixty days These parties are
all anxiously looking forward for such
developments in Virginia, or else
where. as will give them supplied of
ores at rates which will justify them in
"a. -ovnti,~ss.aso af their pursuits There
are millions of dollars Of capital ready
for investment here. | have heard it
estimated as high as fifty millions, but
this may be extravagant, yet in view Of
the facts, surely we should not stand
idly by, or. worse still, place restrictions
and inhibitions in the way Gifts invest
ment III this State.
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FOR EVERYBODY
W eekly i!

The Family Paper for the Coming Year
ONLY FOUR DOLLARS A YEAR
IN ADVANCE.
hlheraiiy Conducted, Ably Edited. without
fo ~ or ct, it is Journal For Everybody
LEISURE HOURS.
-Four Elegant Chromos, and Fifty-two
Fall Page EngraYincs
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CENTRAL AMERICA.


Asr1NwAtL, January 2o.-A terrible
hurricane visited this port OH the 18th
inst, which did much damage.
The sooner Royal Arch was driven
through the Pacific Mail Company's
wharf, and seventy five feet of the wharf
engines and a quantity Of merchandise
were destroyed. The schooner after
wards sunk.
The bark Orient wss driven into the
railroads wharf and destroyed sixty-ffivsIe
feet Of it and then sunk,
The unb-r schooner G. FL, KellYan3
the bark Gilmore were driven ashS
The brig Eleyie Allen and the bafk
Lewis L. Stoker were slightly damag-
ed,
Az the steamships are safe ThIee
persons lost their lives The total loss
is between half a million and million
of dollars =
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Estray Steer.

appraised at 90, supposed to be one year old last
apring, color white except the ears which are red
pay charges and take him away. -
jan. 30-3t. pd. HENRY RYMAN.
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r. LACKSMITH.

u LACKSMITH.
I want first class Blacksmith, one that can come
well recommended and can do ali kinds of work at
blacksmithing. For SUCH man will pay a liberal
price Reply TO- me BY letter or in person at Mt.
Crawford, Rockingham Co.
jan. l6 3t. D. A. WHITMER.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
--:------------- ? =
NOTICE.

All parties endebted to the firm OF .
CLOVER & COLEMAN,
are notified that it is necessary to close ap all
Indebtedness by the lst day of April.
Goods will be sold at reduced prices for the
next &c days IN order to reduce our stock.
CLOVER & COLEMAN.
feb. eft.
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The ice gorge at Port post. Nd,
is eight miles Mong, two broad, and
from ten tn ftteen fk.t high
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NECESSARY BUUDINGS

NCSLoOAh BUILDINGS
m it and also quite a variety ofexcellept fruit
bearing trees and grape vines. Said property
is ST uated on the cross stI eet running 10 The
Depot the D. A, dc NJ. r. r. and sd Joins The
Curt House. square OF said town itis for lis
situation and Improvements aui.e valuable
property. The gu lots are the same ,hut were
formerly owned by William Morela d deed.
and adjoln The common connected with said
town and not more than q hundred wards il,
rear Of the Depot of said X. r. Go. Said lots
are intri sically valuable. aswell as valuable
nn.accouut o their close pr, ximity to SAID town.
An absolute sale W i'll be made al the out-lots
de scribed.
TERMS OF SALE:
An amount sufficient to pay costs of sa id suit
and sale (waich W II Approximately be ascei-
tanned prior to day oil sae) will be required in
cash Oh day of sale, and the residue I'll the pur-
chase money, in three equal annual payments,
bearing interest from said day. the purchaser OF
purchasers. executing bonds W ith good perso-
nal seculIty ior all deferred nstallments o f pur
chase ;rsney. Deeds WILDE ex:cu ted to the
purchaser or purchasers, reserying liens upon
the property conveyed for AL deferred psy-
ments OF purchase money as additional security
Tor the payment OF the same. Further terms
OF sale, it any, " i'll De published on day of sale.
Sale will commence at ~ O'clock P. NJ. OF
day mentioned.
h. Il. STICkLEY,
5. d., II. WALTON,
rep. D 3T. Commissioners OF Sale,
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Veto Message By the President.

WASHINGTON January 1.-THE Pres
ident sent the following veto message
to the Senate to day:
To the Senate of the United states:
have the honor to return herewith
Senate bill No. 400, entitled can act
for the relief Of the East Tcnnesees Uni
versity." This claim, for which $1s,
500 are appropriatedsout Of the moneys
Of the United States, arises in part for
the destruction Of property by troops
in time ofswar, and therefore, the same
objections attach to il. as were express
ed IN my message Of June lst, 1872,
returning the Senate bill awarding $685.
600 to J. Milton Best
If the precedent is once established
that the Government is liable for the
ravages Of war, the end of demands
upon the pubic treasury cannot be
forecast. The loyalty Of the people of
the section in which the University is
located, under circumstances of personal
danger and trials thus emitting them
to the most favorable construction of
the obligation of the Government to
wards them, is admitted, and nothing
but regard for my duty to the whole
people, in opposing a principle, which,
if allowed, will entail greater burdens
upon the whole, than the relief which
will be afforded to part by allowing
this bill to become law, could induce
me to return it with objections. Re
fgonizing the claims of these citizens to
sympathy and the NEST favorable con-
sidelation of their claims by the Gov
ernmsnt, you'd heartily favor a do
nation of the amount appropriated by
this bill fer their relief
s (signeD y. S. GRANT.
ELrecutia.e Ennsinn Ia1ii,t..u 90 1870
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, January s1.-A Geographic
despatch to the Lloyds from their agent
at Cadiz confirmed the report that it
was the Spanish steamship Murillo
which ran into and sank the emigrant
ship Northfeet OF Duhgahess lighthouse
on the hight of the 22d instant The
Murillo, however, was not sunk herself.
as was at one time believed, bit has
arrived at Cadiz in safety.
Her destination was Lisbon, for
which port she had a cargo, but enter
ing that harbor she was signalled not to
land, as there is an extradition treaty
between Portugal and Great Britain,
under which her officers would have
been surrendered to the British author
tiles, and answer charges brought
against them.
She Consequently put to sea again
and proceeded to Cadiz, as there is no
tradition treaty between Great Britain
and Spain.
The Murilio sustained no damage by
the collision Her officers and crew
will soon be examined at Cadiz in rela-
ton to the disaster:
GENTR AT, ANER7cA
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ID EPELLERT CLOTHS farsale by -
III S.A.DANEE
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE or RosTED coFFEE
- es5,r For Sale by 8. "A. BANNER
DIAN AND FRENCH CANDY, Scotch
i snuff, Water Crackers, Indigo, Tomato
ketchup and Tooth Brushes. for sale by
J. r. sIiEiRy
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Two Out Lots.

CONTAINING u ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
andra House and Lot, desi grated in the plan of
inlots CT said town as hot No. As and contain
ing a half acls, more i ss. The
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almost entirely from the scalp. Here
he lay, with his feet exposed to the air
and frozen stiff, and with the cruel
frost slowly creeping-up his limbs, and
unable to move scarce muscle OF his
body, frem Tuesday night until Friday
noon. Can more horrible situation
be imaeineds The poor fellows right
arm is frozen to the elbow, the right
leg. to the knee, and the left leg above
the ankle. These members are thus far
completely dead, and he had been lying
at Wilmer until yesterday, when the
FIRST train succeeded in getting through.
Five Of the horses were trozed to
death, and the others were found five
miles away all right. s
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HOUSE & LOT

WILDE sold subject to the life estate Of Mrs,
Dorothy Il ellie Z, w idow of Josiah Heller. deed.
There is Large and comm pdious Two Story
Dwelling House, W ash lou Sc, Cis ern, Stable
and other +.
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VIRGINIA TO WIT:

feb. CIV.
, 1873-01-15
THE PA1ERNAL GOVERNMENT THEORY.
1btAs Editor Of Ths Chicago Tribune:

1uths Editor Of Ths Chicago Tribune:
BIZ: Tho adyocatea OF tho proposition that
tho people aro too much governed have been
somewhat ropreaHod sinco the War,-tlo policy
Of compelling oitizenR to bo wfsc and good hay
Ing gatnoa the aacendoncy from tho nocossity of
Its adoption during the Robolllon. But tho
great question is coming up again under differ
ent phaacH. While some are advocating d
atrong, consolidated National Government,
which shnll irepreHnibly promote all good onter-
prises aud stamp out all bad ones, othors do
nounce protection, subsidies, tamporlng with
tho ourronoy, rs boing in tho interest Of rings
and ,naniioat uaurpation OF power. A full dis.
cusaon OF tho question before the pooplo would
prove Of advantage, ainoo 1t unaerlIos great
many others Of practical Importance,
"a this country, Government derives Ill its
, 1873-01-15

r ARGE LOT OF QopElNG FOl, SALE, CHEAP.
Ii A1tGissaa IA ] r. T.ibuae Vlaoe,
, 1873-01-15
DIVORCES.

nIv0RUEs LEGALLY OBTAINED. FEF AFTER
DdUcroc scandal ayoded nine yoafs prArllcs In tho
courts al chicago. AddFossp. q. No1 1us7.
MO njV0ROE. NO FEE-DTYoROES LIiaALLY
IN plt Il fer upon e14it4ba terms, Call or ad
dross H.. Nc: ~ sauth Clatkst. lnolose stamp:
, 1873-01-15

spool thread, grain bagB ETC., 80 days. per cent
on 20 1ngs.
Domeatics, cottonados Kcntucky 3cans, etc, per
cent on 80, per cent OF 10 days.
Regular department goods, pcr cent. or 60, por
cent. OF 80, o per cont on 10 DAYS.
, 1873-01-15


nN.. MATHEW AND MADAM MAYNARD OAN
taoad lnst stolen ayhnS ye wisa to
oyos. seminal Woaknoss uasusptlou liver complaint,
hRts, catarr. DnsA.o Aise&sea curud ln foW days.
AIRS. NUTT, NATURAL Ui.AIRVOYANT, TEST
~ aud Gn!tue.. Melium, W u bqulh usspa!ues.ss.
upa.Gltt, trpa. IT,
, 1873-01-15
wANTED--MALE HELP,

1sookkeorera. Clerks, 60.
WANIED-A YOUNG MAN Az O1lYsRK IN A
ootainE atoro; must spsak Swedish and know III
tlo A0ont tho buslnoss, D. MARCUS, % Ohioaao-av
WANTED-.o .oLRnK AND pOllTGni Also, 10 MEN
F,a,. fot steady ~ntos's tub Apply at Roo 10, Isl