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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-08-07

SOA40o
CHOLERA IN INDIA.
v.,,.. regret 70 sax tsst the cholera ha. pre-:
fssS Sssa ssgSrtss .a$ shas ne
darins S%s s e sse
demic taken in season. it is generally ecctual In
Ga4s :nf disHss HARDING SINGAPORE 1naa
It's Merits are Unsurpassed.
II you are suffering from INTERNAL PAIN, Teen.
70 Thirty Drops ix Lutte Water viii almost in.
e G%re yen; ahe'e Is nothing eQtaIto it, In
Gra%Ps ,ns tss
ach, Dyspepsia. Sick Headache.
II cures Cholera :i, s.h E.,i all other Renee
It gives Instant Relief from Aching Teeth.
In sections of the country where
Fever and Asue
Prevails. there Is no remedy held in greater esteem
Of the PAINK LLER in about half pint Of hot water,
bathing freely the chest back and bowels with tie
medicine at The same time Repeat the dose in
ke WI
Perseverance the above treatment has cured many
a2a Gs1s1ss fssss 81 n: d I1
Sprans. Stngs from Insects and stuls: ii removes
IS ss OH sf 0S5e69aTS
when saSy a the
fSs Should
reef and save heuTs 81 snrn WI give
Pc not tribe with yourselves by testing untried rem.
GS Directions accompany each bottle.
Price, sS cents, so cents, and $1.OO per Bottle.
j. n. HARRIS & CO., Cincinnati, o..
Proprietors for the Southern and Western States.
"a For sale by all Medicine Dealers
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MANY persons suffer with sick headache and
nervous headache, usually induced by costive-
ness, indigestion, etc. Such persons will find
with small doses Of Parsons furgati.v PNls.
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EIGHTEEN years have established the fact that no
case OF Ague or Chills and Fever, can withstand
Shallenberger's Pills, if taken as directed
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King Of the Blood.

DANGEROUS TUMoRs. Cdse.-It is with pleasure
l write, in behalf Of my mother, who has been tax
ing your medicine, KING OF THE BLOOD, for q
She has taken four bottles of the medicine. The
tumOr was as large as goose egg when she com
menced. 1t is now only about the size of grain
Of corn, and rapidly disappearing: She has doc
until using your medicine, for which we shall al
ways be thankful, and can recommend the KING
OF THE BLOOD to any one needing it. My mothers
name is Sarah Dulin.
Yours respectfully,
SARAH MCMINIs,
kentOn, Ohio.
Write for circulars to d. Ransom, Son 4 Co.,
RuffalO
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ASK for Prusslng's Cider Vinegar, and take
no other. Warranted to preserve Pickles.
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WE see by the Chicago papers that Proctor
& GAMBLE have reduced the price of their
long-cstablishcd and popular brand, NOTIFIED
GERMAN SOAP. Its present price and superior
quality makes it the cheapest us well as the
best soap for consumers.
HAVE you inflammatOry sore throat, stiff
joints, or lameness from any cause whatever:
Have you rheumatic or other pains in any part
of the body! If so, use Johnsons's Anotlyne
Linmc,.t, internally and externally.
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WHEN WHITING TO ADVERTISERS.
w please say you saw the Advertisement
n this p0peF.
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10000 FARMERS WANTED,

To IMPROVE ,455,O 900 acres Railroad Lands in the
Middle Region of Western Iowa. Average credit price,
$6 per Title clear. Climate and soil the best in
the world. Pure running streams. No fever and ague
western and III Central Iowa lines, over which land
Exploring Tickets are sold from Chicago, Dubuque,
agents will attend parties through from Chicago, and
show the lands to purchasers: For 4. r; tickets or
cations prices, terms and ali information cal on or
address, JOHN b. CALHOUN,
Land Commissioner Iowa K. Z. Land Co.
OE11cE-90 Randolph Street. Chicago, Ill,
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II dldnt know they haQ only weeks
provisions" said Louisa, showing
CHASTITY face; land had to look after
you and the fever"
swell, don't wait another minute round
me; just harness up old Roam and Quick
step, and take some brandy and things
and don't let them eat all they want;
make Cruel; keep 'em short. Come,
start yourself, and don't be standing still
like ghost and folks a-dying for lack of
YOU"
"And your"
''I'll take care of myself, and soil
the distance by nightfall. Take nv gun
to keep off the wolves, and little Tim, and
a lantern"
"But how shall find the way?" Louisa
was already inside her pelisse and NUT.
flers.
"Bless you, a baby couldn't miss it; the
trees are notched with star, every half
mile, on the lefthand side. There, take
Tim, and be off,"
As there was not an able-bodied man
short of ShoptOn at that season who
wasn't off logging, and as grandma and
Susette could take care of her patient,
and Ben was starving without her, what
could she do but go?
And how were they faring in the camp,
sixty miles away in the heart of the wood,
which was almost like primeval forest?
After Mr.. Bruce's departure they had gone
about their work with will; while Uncle
Simon was busy on the howell for the cat
tie, Ben had walked miles and miles
through the sweet-scented wood, spotting
the timber: and suns had risen and set,
when one morning, before the week was
out, Uncle Simon was surprised to see the
bottom of the meal-chest
Tough luck" said he, briefly; ''but
there's swamp pork to exc it out" And
he plunged his hand confidently into the
pickle, and had something of a chase
after two or three Insignificant pieces.
The two men looked at each other in dis
may for an instant
"But he'll be back day after to-mor.
row." said Ben.
"But what if he shouldn't?" asked the
older man, not 50 sanguine.
What can keep him? At any rate,
we've got legs of our own"
precious stiff ones mine are 1t
would be q nice excursion, sixty miles
afoot. Why, we shall freeze to DEATH"
"Well, let's us wait; no use running
from your shadow"
And so they waited.
Hell be sure to come tomorrow" was
the assurance with which they comforted
each other; and when to morrow passed
without bringing him, 1--WE viii wait an.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-01-31
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

BY VIRTUE Of an order issued out OF the Or
pGAus' Court uf Potter County, and 10 NE direct
ID, bca Ing date Dec. H. 1872, viii expose to Sae
by public OuJc.y, Un Saturday, the TWENTY
FIFTH day of JANUARY, A.D., 49,, Al ten O'Clock
a. IN, On tie premises, the foGowing described
real estate ali situate ia tie CO"nty VI Potter anC
state or Pennsylvania, To Wit:
Lor No l-BOUnded no. tn by J. l.. Hayen1 and
Joseph LOUks east 10y j. L. HayeuS; Soutu by j.
l.. HstVCus s.Iu Oh the west by Iuidah SEndeiilE
b oON.ie Rogers, ADIam ki.bUuInc, kHota -
III, II, 6. oIudel in, {. /. Hi .D1un and AattheN
lutlIEs. Containing about seven lcleS, hltH e
nil pIlyi eye dld IaHIe EIIst ulI thereon.
lOT No. Z.-bJuntted nnIIn 10y am Warren
east ~ tne LTceu LiTd Iot; south Dy ii. +. Jones
and west by JOHN L. Hycns. containing abOu,
tuIty Is ABOUT twCnty acres tlcI col improved.
LOT No. bounded nOitu by Ainlnd Sundei
in; eaSi by :. Z. Jones; sJuin by ii. {. J,nes,
HcoTEe sutton ana =. NNiInal and west by GCC.
Parker. Containing about twenty acres viii
about fifteen dc4CS improved
To be sold as the property OF JOHN SUNDERLIy,
deceased. 1erm,-One-thil d cash, one thiId il.
SIX months, and one third in twelve months aite.
conhrlnation. c. w. BEACH,
Adnl'r. Of Est. OF JHO Su7tdcriiJ decd.
Sunderlinvilc, Dec. l3 1872
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Court Proclamation.

WHEREAS,t the Hon. H. W. WILLIAMS, Presi
w dent udse, and the hgB& LYMAN NELSON
ahu JOHN NJ. hILBOCRNE. Associate udEes OF
the Courts vi oyer - .erminer and Genera. Jaii
delivery, Quarter sessions ui the Peace, orphans
Court aud Court vi Common cas- for the County,
Oi Potter, have issued lneit piecept bearing datt,
the Fifteenth day of une in the year OF our Lord
one thousand, eight hundred and seyenty-two,
anu 10 me di. eeted, for moi ing Court of Uye.
y IeIlnIner and General Jai! Delivery, Quarter
Sessions OF the Peace, Orphans Cou.t anu Court
o1 common fleds, III he bUl ough Of CoudetSp ut,
on MO day, the SsUsJtteeIitl day Of FEBtU
AK next and 10 continue one week.
NuIice Is theteloie hereby given 10 the C0ro
nerS, Justices OF the Peace and ConStableS within
lhe county, that they be then and there III t.ieil
proper pea sons AT IL Clock Il. IN, Of said day,
with thelr fol.s, records and n4lI,lJyn', eXlni-
lst'lJh' anu Other relnembTlnUe>, 10 do these
things Which 10 their OHces appertain 10 De done.
Ahd thoSe VINO are bound by Inei. recogniLdnces
toptOsecute against the prisoners that are snail
ne III The Jan OF said County of Potter are 10 he
then ana there To prosecute against them as Viii
be just.
Dated at Coudersport January "a, 1873, and the
yah year OF the independence Of the Uuiled states
Oh America ). I. REYNOLDS, S.efiE.
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{. stray.

Came TO the premises OF the subscriber, ahoH
the middle OF september, a sma! red aud Whit
yearllug steer. The owner is requested to com
Onward, prove plope.ty, pay cha, ges, and tak
ain away.
SARAH A&E AYREs
Ayres lii, Dec. l3, 1877.
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SheriHs Sales.

D9 VIRTUE of Sundry writ sof Ven
- ditiom EXponas. Fien Facias, and Leyar
rtrias, issued out Of the Court OF Common Pleas
4 Potter County, Penn'a and TO me directed
hall expose TO public sale or Outcry at the Cour
ionSe in Coudersport, on MONDAY, the SEVEN
rEEsTH day of FEBRUARY, 1873, at one O'Clock, y.
N, the following described tracts or parcels OF
land, to wit:
Certain real estate, situate in the twp.
VI Eial Sdatoi' I0itef Co., fa., anu uelng pagt u.
tAe three hundred acres OF land formerly Owug
y Kutus Scott, Jr., bounded fu4lows: beginning
II tne n l.. corner Of " Filliaiu Sparks lot thence:
unnlng L. on the YORK State line, - IOds to q
9takei thence, running 5. loo rods 10 stake
theuce w, parallel with NO.k State line ~ ro1s :
thehCe y. loo rots to the place Of beginning. C,7t
tatnt1g ~ acres OF land. TO he sold as the pop.
~ Vi l.EECULES j. MILLS.
ALSO, certain real estate in OSway
5Wp., Potter CO., Ia, bounded on the " nv laud
i Noah Crlttenden; on the V. by lanis OF AoaI
grlttenGon; on the ;. by public highway; on t.
r. by lands Of WIN. Dexter. Cyntaini7e0 one half
acre OF ldnj, more or less; all OI which 10 lIploye
aith One frame house and one frame shoe shop
a:id being part OF warrant lSlS. 10 be sold a. thr
IIopeftp OF W. NJ MILsER.
ALSO, certain real estate situate il
GeIesee twp, bounded GA the :, and on the + l.,
Highway; or the ) by lands OF Warren Green fIn
!. =. Cayanaugh; on the W ny J. &. CavanSugh
C,7lt1jR{1lg one acre Of land, more or less all g
'hich IS Improved, on which Il erected one framt
dYcrn house, one frame barn and some frnit tree
'Rercon, being part Of VT. NO. 1873. Also, 4 Ger
ain parcel OF land situate In Genesee L. D., ,0ul!-
1t y and by lsuds Of Henry Ellis; hy Y. Dick
nson; and " by J. +. Dock. CJntai1sj7l1 av.
tcres more or loss, ell OF which Is inpluyeu nein.
3 art OF VT. No. 1879. 10 he sold rs the prOpeIt,
p; J. &. SrASSAKp.
ALSO, certain real estate situate IN
.enion twp, bOuuued Dy lands Of :. C.IttendsI
ihd a. ID. tin; 10y lands Of Vim ShattuCk; " b.
nc Fox lands; and by lands Of C. f. Lowell an
\. ID. EiI. CUuiGiuiJiQ 100 acres more or less Il
acres Ul which are Improved, and on which ar;
erected two traEe bOCses, TWO frame barns on.
water saw and shiuglC mill and some fruit trees
"elng part OF Nt>. Nos. 1851 and 1853. 70 0s sol!
As the property Of WILLIAM l.. SHATTUCK.
s. P. REYNOLDS, SherjF.
Shenf's once, Coudcrsport, Jan. -. 1873.
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Notice.

My wife, Florence Smith, having left my bed
and board without just cause or prOvocation;
hereby caution all persons against harJoTing OF
trusting her on my account, / shall pay debts
Of her contracting alter this date.
LEVI G. SMITH.
Harrison, Dec. %, In 23-4
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NOR SALE, at this Onlce-to make room fol
l. larger presses--a RronstrUp Hand
press-platen 2oE y 2G!.-reary new. ALSO,
,."''""rFe GARD 4 JOB PRESS-4s. x Inside
chase. Both presses in good order.
Waller Wells, ofth

Ias Jus. .tu...... ron New YORK with n lgrg,
Inck OF D'.y GOOds, ReGay-mude (1oihing,
BOOhS ee HhosS, H0IE Il C:tDS, y OIio,IS, Ho,"-
HU''e, CI'ocAe'.y, -.u = H. ..-c % G''Ocey1sS.
,nH~ei iu Bulla!o ,a, sc sion
Of EIoH1', z'Oyi, Corn .heaI and Feed, which
"I'I De yeeu as r,.cd 10. s.au ss the s.ue alti-
clcs Cau he bought lG ~ tLsNlie or fOrtvlle. PIo-
uuce aal Siia gies taken IL eAcaIuge for gOOGs
ash prices.
Please call and exaIaiue our stock be:ore pui-
Il aSluy elsewhere. WELLS x DAl.
OilrIVQ, jan. /, 1873. =
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Z straw.

came to the premises Of the subscriber in West
Branch township, spotted red-a and-wbite yeaT-
ling bull. The owner will prove property, paw
charges, and take the sams away.
a2-4 JOHN BURROWS.
Waat Branch, Pa, Dec. SS, Is7a
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IL HART'S PiRE TREE
Tar Cordial.
NATURES GREAT REMEDY
TOR Tue
Throat and Lungs.

It is gratifying TO US TO inform the public that
Dr.. L. Q. {. Nishart's Inc IIee Tar Cordial
for Throat aUd Lung diseases, has gained al
enyaLle reputation from the At aut1c to the Fa-
clac coast, and from thence to some OF the first
families OF Europe, not through the press alone
but by persons throughout the States actu8ly beu-
eltted and cured at his Otice. While he publishes
less, so say our reporters, he IS unable to supply
the demand. 1t gains and holds it's reputation
First: Not by stopping cough, hut By lOOsening
and assisting nature to throw of the unhealthy
matter collected about the throat and bronchial
tubes, which causes irritation.
Second: It removes the cause OF irritation,
(Which produces cough, OF the mucous membrane
and bronchial tubes, assists the lungs TO act anu
throw of the unhealthy secretious, and pETilez
the blood.
Third: II IS free from sgu!Ls, lobelIa ipecsc an
opium, of whIch most throat ana lung remeules
are eonposcd, which allay cough only, and disoI-
-aLize the stomac II has = soothing effect o.
the stomach, acts oA the liver and kidneys, an
Emphatic ani nervous regions, thus reaching 70
every part of the system, and IN It's luylgoratiul
aud purifying effects II has gained reputation
which ii must hold above al others in the MA. bet
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Administrators Notice

WHEREAS, Letters OF Administration to tn,
estate OF henry h. Dent, late of BrOOklaud, OF
ter county, IA, deceased, have been granted I,
the SUBSCRIBE, all persons indebted TO said estate
are requested To make Immediate payment, an'
JEOse having claims or demands against the estat'
If the saiI deCcdent will make known the same,
without delay, 10 WILLIAM DEN1I
B,Ookland, Dec. p, 1914.
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Executors Notice

WHEREAS, letters TestameHtary TO the estate
Of Miriam Monroe, late Of the Borough Of Lewis
VILE, Potter county Pa, have been granted 10 the
subscriber, all persons Indebted to said estate are
.equested TO make immediate payment, ana those
having claims Of demands against the estate OF
the said decedent viii make known the same
without delay, to GEO. W. WARD,
Lewisyille, Dec. &c, 1872. Executor.
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JIVCTGO EsUtIU~.

JOHN WILLIAMS, ! No. 90, Sent. Term,
IS. 1872.
OLIVE W. MILLIAMS.) Libel IN Divorce
10 Olive W. Williams, REORGANIZATION arc
leFehy hotlAed that subpoena and alias SuiJ-Pnc
ave been issued IN This case and returue,. Il{Ei!
gu are therefore required 10 he and appear al tlt
ext Term Of the Court of Common Pleas OF Pot
fer County, o. IN default thereof the Court VIII de-
rec Divorce.
9.P. REYNOLDS, &terW.
COudp~sDorr San X Is-e
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9ufa1 1utitfs.
AsPLENDID line of ladies' waterproof
goods may be found at &. IL. Simmons,
for one dollar per yard.
A Beautiful Handwriting.

A Beautiful Handwriting.
There are but few Of our readers VINO would moi
IKE 70 acquire fapld and beautiful handwriting
| 4or there l. no one accomplishment SO hign,
piiEet' H3 tES. ine uusucsS colleges OF the cuuL,
! try have anofled the pest Instruction il tn,
| DtaAch ana nave succeeded IA producing the most
| dccomprS led peAuEaL. The best penman il
| America To-day Is fl0f. GAsKEIi., Pres't VI the
DtEant a StraIton College ol Manchester, y Il.
mere are lie" lovers Vi the uedul!tul art oi peL-
mAnshlp VINO have lot hearu OF this ,Vo4i4t.tfui
peh!hah ana may nave seen specimens OF ns skl..
hls large specimens nave att acted great tteII IL
Ia -'e" lo.k CITY and Throughout the Cou4sr,
| where they nave Ueen placed UA exhibition.
| ne l. now engaged day and night senuIug OF.
COPIES 1of SELL lat.uctO, which lie writes 4Iii.-
ser expressly lor adplcduts, 50 that ANY one cal
! learn ~ Nilte at the aOuc HEeslue These Uouta..
iuii p.intea instructions, ana are put up Ia larg
heaEy envelopes and seLt Dt Iual prepait 81 ~
| per package Ihey are al! numDe. ed ana 50 tuIl,
! explained that no one can Iail to learn rapilI,
from tneAI. Iney nave been Oruered Dy thousands
-uot by poot writers alone, but by the leading
teachers OF peninansiip throughout the Uuiteu
states anu Canada. Our reaG-TS would do vel.
90 write Ior package, rs nothing so Complete,
beautiful ami useiuI Tor sef-insEruct!on win eve
again he offered them.
TOWNSHIP and School Treasurers
having demands against the late Coun-
ty Treasurer can have their accounts
settled 10y calling OH Dan Baker, ESQ.
at the Recorders Office, Coudersport
Pa. A. L. HARVEY, Co. Ireas.
CAdPpSd HaHdF, face, rough skIn pimpIes
l.i J.r s4IL-. nouiil, and other cuIaneuus aneC-
doiIo cured, a.I,i the sKii Hdie SOFT and smooth
- using the Jn1LDeI' Tar Soap, made by Cas-
"thr IiaL4iu q. -. W" luin. Be certain auu
Tet the Juniper Tar Soap, as there are man.
NOiIhica" hnItdtoLS made with common tar 20
Music GIVEN AwAY.-A specimen
copy OF Decter Sn1itie'S Paper, the lead
ing musical journal, edited by Dexter
smith, author of {" Ring tie Bel .eottly,"
Put Ne az my Lutte Bed, etc, etc,
containing over one dollars worth CT
beautiful music, will be sent free to any
one on receipt of a two cent staml.
Address DEXTER SMITH, Boston.
The 2IUresI ami ,SHeeIeSi Cof- LfYe,. oil is
tIal,.ic ri.'s L -.. -..,.r. 4lO
tresh selected !ivetS, ~ CtsSweX, Hazard es o.,
New OK. II IS 4bsOiuLcI, pure -. Slceet. IA,
e.s. Physicians have decided it superior t. al.y
vi The other OILS IL market. 20
BE sure to go to Simmons for ladies
and gents underwear, where you have
an extensive stock to select from.
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Subscriptions 20 the Buffalo Daily "Ex-
press" ana tne LImiTA Daily "AdVcr-
IIser' received anu lOIwI. deu "
.d.-4y Arthur q. Mann.
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Eutice

+ hereby given tnaI James II. Foster obiaine'
three Judgment notes la l,6S, by fraud, fasehoO,
aid deceit against T.. " Foster ana Z. +. Foste,
one OF Il : nd tSO Of SJJ eaCl,} for 40 value re.
.evea &..d we fo.uii ali persons having any thing
10 10 nItn them whatever, as We are uetefniilIe,
.lot to pay them uniesS compelled hy law.
Dec To- lSlZ. 2y-z' /. ". FOSTER,
{. r. FOSTER.
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Security of Farm Property.


Farm property is sccuro in yielding
constant and rcmmcratiyc labor. When
n man hears that he can earn snv SO per
day in Il boundary or factory, he saws 10
himself that is 5000 per ycar-perhars
half the value OF his farm; he fancies
he can live upon $500 and save the bal
ancc. and SO infcrs that il is better than
farming. But living in connection with
manufacturing, cannot be reckoncd in
this Wholesale way. Setting aside idle
days, sickness, accident and cessation Of
work that dctract from pay, the future
of labor in trades is dark and unprom-
Using. The antagonism between labor
and capital in this country Is a fixed
lact, whether theoretically there can he
such an antagonism OF not. II is not
without Significance that the InteIna-
tIonal society is hereafter to have its
headquarters in New York instead of
Europe. This Gntagonism viii not de-
or ase. Whatever its issue, it will rem
der the life of the working man for the
next generation miserable and unccr.
tain by the contention in which he will
be necessarily involved. 1t is said that
the strikes are end d, l do not believe
we have seen their beginning. The
only certainty before the labor OF shops
and factories, is breaks, fuctuating
wages and general uncertainty. II an.
not reckon OF nRbroken time and steady
wages.
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Agricultural
Hints to Farmers.

na.,. ~, ,v.r the DnS-
E'rly Al 'n' 'Pi'"e .a..ho dron.
lures anu III ,ho ,oIro of
P"'g'oi u.,,- goId there.
,'''
oy, amman from
,'i', ",Il o,I osa;,nIotod in ex.
INC lou s4 :, ron,,I.od 70 snpport
'''' W "" A.. ,a,o ,yo con ret n
'!,|,l,,' nat ~ dioo,t and ossimilate.
""'na"a aonaort into fine desert
...1no4 Cha o.oo,or nroGt
p''''', asa oloi,os IN hov.
ILat dyi,E or ico.co,d water taken
,o',', Wv, ar Irorts ~ colJ mir allowed
ann Lnr ,yho, IN fine stable,
1 aLort +hn viola of milk nj least fl
1ou AND tLot ,bc oT.ct extends
,,,r, tLor vook
aar,oynoud.nteovs. believe the
~Irn41iaor 81 mo coil fs q spirit q.
..l,.+ry ~cptnrnrisr and intelligence.
.:I'.,t u,oso ro ,,on cor NE snc.
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ACAnp We are pleased ia

ACARD. We are pleased to announce
c%innati, Ohio, have agsiu resumed operations
since the late disasterous fire IN their works,
ihey having SO far completed repairs that they
were able 20 comm.eacc the manufacture Of
iron, steel, aud wire, in all their branches. on
MONDAY tho 81 instant. They solici. orders,
which will receive their proup. ald careful
attention.