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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-02-14

The reas on for the increase in the public
debt is stated at the Treasury Department
to be on account Of the payment during the
past month OF interest on Pacific Railroad
bonus over the amount retained from pay
for services rendered of $1,s26,274. There
were also disbursed from the Treasury dur
ing January, in addition to the ordinary ex-
penses, 81 COO to the Board of Public
Works IN Washington, and 81 ,o00, 900 on ao-
count Of deficiencies in the postal revenue,
making the total amount of extraor dinary
expenditures during January S4,o66,274.
The motion for the immediate re-trial Of
Tweed was denied by Judge Davis on the
1st. A Juror in the recent trial says the jury
stood eight for acquittal, three for convic-
tion, and one blank. er
A San Francisco dispatch of the I'd says
little prospect existed of peaceable adjust
ment Of the Modoc difficulties.
At New Jefferson, Iowa, few nights ago,
the house of Alex. Cairns was destroyed by
fire. The bodies of Alex. Cairns, Henry
Cairns, and two little children were found
burned to crisp. The fire is supposed to
have been caused by an incendiary. -aI
A Topeka dispatch of the 31st ult. says
Senator Pomeroy's friends claim that the
charge Of bribery against him is put-up
Job to defeat his reelection, and that his in.
nocence win yet be plainly established. 4
1t was reported on the 1st that there was
not bushel OF coal for sale at Memphis, and
many families were burning oil.cake as a
substitute. EHfh
On the Sd Commissioner Davenport de-
cided to hold Woodruff, Clafin and Blood
to await the action of the Grand Jury, on
the charge of sending obscene matter
through the malls.
At the opening of the Greeley will case, on
the Sd, Judge Hart stated that he had received
a note from Miss Ida Greeley, which ha6
been approved by her sister, in which they
begged to withdraw from the contest, which
their opponents were determined TO wage
over, their fathers grave. The contestants
then proceeded to prove the win made BY
Mr.. Greeley in 1871, without further opposi
tion. II was stated that Mr.. Greeley left
property estimated to be worth 5000, 600
which, with the estate of Mrs. Greeley
would amount to S225, 900. ~
, -Four boilers in the American Iron Work.
at Pittsburgh, Pa, exploded on the Sd, kill
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-05-02
SaS GlternbauS.

!3u Oct Seimat liebc,, &ituiern
&amen mir beiln GlodenlGuIen,
slls Der s(benb idon beaonnen
Notbe S9tmmcr gu berbreiten.
Sort an Martte itcbt mein Sausdeu,-
9ennp3 nlub i0 iueiter nanbern;
&ann1 Dinein gu cinem Shore;
Mfub i'd ldon Dtnans sunl anbersn.
s(uS benz Sbor unb ilumer lueiter,
Sis iO febcn 2inben i6oue:
Die UNI i1atten bort cin !6iitttsiu
Muf Der GoOten filler slue,
g8el6 elm @ilb erl0cint be,n sluae!
Serh mas i0llgit bu 10 entsii1et! -
9ait 9u 9einel1 Sinh gu Gbreu,
N&iitterieiu, 9ei11 Saus gel9miidst?
alare geniter, libtc -8lumeu,
GolOaeS 9i,nptDen III ben 9iMmer
ltno bic Muoen lneiner 0ieben
Seller nod, als Steruenl@imlaer.
llno bc5 @oterS weileS Q1beIu,
llno oer @sutter aartli9 sBiateu
sln bic trcueu Ser3en hill id}
SreuoeapeineaO nieberliufeu.
. i6r sladli6en @efabrten,
2ieb unb gut 1T ntirs selGebea: - ,
9enn beu beimatfranfen Sersea
@aro, pie Guc9, elm 8ieberiebea,
a....* %,. gr!uin 9@Iabeu.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-05-02

Wtr ginger allf Die gaIfton 1tnaus
nno febten uns auf eine 8anf, tpp nit
8ia feline @e16tdte ersdblte. Gs tpiirbe
|langweilis fein, tpollte id lie nit leinen
WDrten mieber erSdblen. Der Snbalt
I,uar: gr batte Str. Glarf Anebrere Wlale
georobt, iber Boro 5u fprin5en uuo mar
aub et11t9e Wale oast entl9lollen getoe=
ie1; IN ber oerbdngnib bpollen Na6t mar
er a,lf bas 0ef geton,n.elt, nod tpunb
pon 59ldgen uno et,pas altfgeregt burb
bibiges @etrdnf, tpelDes Ser aIte :Ro9
fir i'm nnb Sad Gus ber &aiitte geltoblen
Datte. Ginige 3eit lang mar Scr. Glart
am Steuer gebliebe1L botte na6ber BiQ's
W}eller Derlau9t unb tpteoer 5uriiefgegeben,
linn oann befoblen> on bos Hao gu gcben>
mas ct aber perlueigert bGtte unb ge{a9t
oas es Ieine 3eit mod nidt 1ei unb Ser
5teuermoan m6gc babel bleiben pber IS
lallen. Nuf oeIien Wei9eruns Ddtte Der
@trett be9onnen. Wlr. glorf mar ouf i'm
lpsgelprun9en, 9otte linn einen @tblag
IN bas GeIl9t gegeben ultb ibn nieberse=
tporfen; be!m Jalen mar oa5 Oee}1er aus
Der S6eibe unb unter Biu aefon1n.en, 10
oaB es i'm III oer Geite perlppnoete; ton
por Mutb, S6mer5 uno 9>rinfen, Ieines
2eben5~alberoriilIiA uno eifrig, DIR, Glarf
gu 0rgerl1 lDar er, obalb er pieber auf
1elne TllBe fonll1el1 fonnte, al bas 8pll=
tperf 9elprun9cn, entl0lolen, 5i6 in oaa
Weeer ou uer fen. 9J}r, glart butte i'm er=
griffen l1nO berl lllGt, iD1 at Bpro ~ sie=
ben; allb botte N}r. Glorf u1n Siilfe ge=
ulfen. A)eit gepalti9er 9lnitreugung bate
1!D 8ill pon bes 5teuermonns 0riff frei
gemacbt unb mar in oos 98oiIer geiprun=
gen. Gsim Tallen bottc ct lb NIT Dem
&ppfe at Die @6iff5fetten gel9lagen unb
lpor cine lange 3eit Be linnungslos gene
fen. ells ct lpieoer 5u lib gefomnen, tebrte
ou1 Die 2tebe sum 2cben 5uriid, uno ba
er ei11 gutter S1pilumer mor, erbielt er
li6 bis gum Sa9esollbrub auf ber Ober=
ld6e> bis ct ci1t G9iff auf licb sutommen
1ab. Cs fam 10 noDe, bob man leinen
l1wa6en Nlf D5rte> Elm Boot berablieB
llnb ibn an gDrb naDm, >up Hube uno
quite Yfle9e i'm balo wieOer berI IteQte. Oie
Munbe in ieincr Sete mar lei1t uno
ollltdllolg geDeilt> ebe bas 5Oiff 2iper=
pool erreibte. Geit bieler 3eit botte 5i9
Bill in Ser gon5en g8e!t Derum9etrte6en>
bis i'm letn G0ifIal no1 Gibraltar
fiibrte. 9ier 1tonb ct nun por mir ais Elm
lebeloer Bctueis ber ltnltberbeit meni0=
lt9en 3eugni1les, ober Der Gefabr 1t0
auf circun1itontielle 9usi io9en 5lt ftiiben.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-05-02
@e,ttei,tatitei0e 3e,sastaifSe.

Inter bieieln Sitel nsrSen lpir iii alpbabetiD
i9er Srbnuns nno in fnrser gaiiuns iber 9in.
Sc unb @erionen aufl6lub seben, bic in ben 3eis
tungen nnb in @eipead5ell unter @ebiloeten al,t
msitest borton.uen. slibt iener 9eitunaslefer ii
IL ber Sage itd9 eia t9sures eoneerfationSIeri..
ION gu faafeu. lInier 8latt fpu oieiem Mangel
tbcilpeiie abDelfeut inoen. nit bas fir alle Sn>
tereilante mad uno na6 aborncfcn molIcn. ..-
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-05-02
Sie SbiD.

Be Wanf) abgeba,lt, iuett,1 ibr Snbolt ct
| I9bpft it, pber tpenn -l111iibertpinbli9e
5inoerui1 1e porliegen.
gabbe. 9o ne,,nt man iebt in Sronf=
reid aus 9BFiafeit bie Meltseifli9en.
SGbbitte lit Die obge9ebene Grf!i=
rung ber Heue iiber Die einetn anberen s,t=
9efagte 8eleibisune.
a. g. g. Sm6er ober Ttbein
lino ert i'm ie9s5ebnten Sobrbunbert ei,=
9efiibrt tpprben, unb i'm Elm SGul1nei}tsr
,u &otbenburg> &olel1tin SdelI Iamer, bos
Ell tie perfabt ,boben. Geit Mnfong bes Is
Sabrbunberts wurben fie NIT giloern peg
5tert,
Mbecebarier, eine gsiebertdufsr=
1efte, bic unter 8erufung ouf Bic gibel
(Weattb. 21. 25.) ALIEN peltli@en SSi0en
ben &ries erflqrte.
MbeI, cine bibIif6e YerTon; 51ueits1
'5obn goonas unb Der Gpa, Ser npn Iei=
mem Bruoer &ain Ell blosen n1rbe nno
10 ber er1te MenIb tpar> ber bes Sobts
ftarb. Cine robbini{6e Gage bcDouptet,
gbel fei Elm 3pilin9shruber be5 &oin g.
lpe1en.
9abeIitese, eine 6rif iftli0e Gette >ts
pierten Sabrbuuoerts> melGe spor GDen
idlofien> aber nur frembe Gi,lber abpPtiy=
ten uno oufsogen.
Mbesa5lese5, bic peitli6 bon Hom
belesenen 2dnber: Deut{9lanb, Gnslonb,
Grontreid ,Stolien unb Gponic11, Die
b ltli9 pon Nom beleeenen 2Qnber 1ie5en
Morgenlanb.
Mbeaaldaeten ion suerF pom NopEt
Urban II ON Gnbe bes IL Sabrbuu=
Oerts an9eprbnet 1eiu. Sic @ldubeen
1ouen li6 babel on Die Men56merbNn9
Gbri5ti elinnern. Mu9 in prpteI Iionti} }Aell
2dnbern 1T bief fes 2duten pielfaO in (5e=
brau6 9eblieben ooer lpieber in gebrouO
gefDnlmen.
AbeatDfbalesa Iinb ent>ueber et9,i=
len> in tpel6en Sinber, bic am Sage lit
Tabriden arbeiten llnterrtbt erbolteu,
ooer es iinb Sortbiloungs}9ulen fit jun
9e 2eute.
gbetbRerat 1T ber Same oes
Sterns 8enus, tpenn ct 9lbenhs cr=
{4eint. Wior9ens beibt Der @elbe Stern;
sc orgen tern,
. Mben&eaeer nennt man einen 3n=
fau NIT Dem Nebenbegriffe bes @elt 1amen
un0 Sc fdbrlt1en. Gin Wien117 Der bo=
ranf aussebt beibt abenteurer pber
@lidsritter.
9lber9Iaasbe 1T eine foli6e golfs=
anI9uuns Der Geif ftertpelt unb ibrer Gi11=
lptrtln9 auf g}atur llnb Mten{ {9en,pelt Die
tpeber BON Der OHenbarung mod bon ei=
ner ri9tigen reli9ibfen GrtenntntB gebiI=
ligt ,perben fann. gls 9lberglaube tperben
onge1eDen: Sobtenbe36tpDrung Seyerei
ltno 3auberei, @9ab9rdberei @9war5=
funft> Sraunbeuterei, 3ei6enbeuterei,
5ternbeuterei SiI6riiderei @eiiterflpp=
fen, &artenle9erei II. {. 10. 9a BET Mber=
Blonbe auf unrid dtigen reli9i6fen Besriffegt
berubt> 70 bat biz &ir9e benIelben 1tets
befdnpft. ..s
9dbfan heiist Sic 2ostrennuns BON ei=
nem politi16en G6rper> pon elmer politi=
f@en Rartei Dber pm elmer fir1lid)en
@emein1 1doft.
<e,Sn s,3$:,, . m wa
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-05-02

elarl penhrfle fel11er loll9e11 Veoe oes gea
Rbrte't Nebtsaniuqltes> um i'm 3u per=
lltebten; er botte bielel6en 9iinl ltieen Musu
Tdteu fit lein 2ebet1 tpie Elm flieoenoer
Std nltter einer Nlel1te BON Oelpbiuen.
Na9 ungefdbr fiinf3ebl1 Minuten Beratb=
llng 1preben Die GelDmoreneu bas
G0uloEg aug uno Sen nd9ften Sag pera
urtbellte i'm Der NtNter sum 6dngen. -
pnno 'purbe ct 9ebongen?:" fragte Gi=
ncr olls Der Orlrppe Der 3ub6rer, als Der
Gapitoin cine Saul ma0te.
v@eluiB 81, erpieberte BET Gapitoil1, tie
10langen ein Sell Inn 1einen 9nls, 5ogen
oas Srett unter 1einen TiiBen bi1lDe9
nnb lieben i'm ben pirotentan5 auf Ni9t5
tan5e1. Gr 5oppelte unO fdmpfte eine
lttn9e 3cit; ober ilb CLAUDE bies mabte
ben Nnbllf lebrrei9er - 5u elmer gr1Ber11
rorolii1en 2ettior. . ia! er ipllr0e an,
S}alle olf9eDongen, bis cr tobt >par> benn
ID }ob lpdter leil1en &6rper,"
SIS 9el0ab linn NeOt" rief Elm Nn=
hcrer; ues 9cl6ob iDm &ebt; cs 1T Elm
ilortr 9te6t5foli iiber Mforb."
uSo,es mar eil1 florer Tall - Gin 1e1r
florer Sail, ober es mar fein Mpro babel" -"
uWic lo?" riefen Elm Ouse1,b Gtiulme,
vOenten @ie, boB cr oell Mlatrol len nt1t
ermOrben ppIltc?"
vS9 oenfc es ni6t> ID peib es. Sd
lpciB niDt n1lr> boB er BEN M5onn ni1t
ern1orOen pollte, lonbern oob tein W}ann
getDotet mur0e."
Gin 9lusruf erNbtcn ssSntereiIes erflong
aus Der Cjruppc> ,uclbe 1itD en9er INT ben
gr5QDler iNloB.
v3Dren 5ie"> fnDr er fort, ~i6 miIl
meln @orn pollcnbs abloicfeln, 0e1len
Gnoe balo CREDIT 1ein lpirb,"
ullngefaDr flint Sabre 5pdter bro1te itD
cine 2oo,ln9 Sabof na6 Gibroltar. 9(ls
ID etnes Sa9es allf Dem 2anbe 1por nnb
elmer Moarenouction bei,poNnte, 1ob i6
unter ben Motrp1c11> ,pelbe umber1 0le1=
berte11, Ginel1> bc1en 0e Ii6t mir 1ebr BE-
fonnt pOrfanl OD@ 1eines 9}amens fDnnte
ib nti9 n;d)t eri11nern, St ging poriiber;
i'd ,piiroe nit)t lpetter bariiber no69ebo9t
Doben, bo cine 1ol6e Be9e9nul1g boD 1ebr
sclpODnlid 1T, pdre mir l1ibt et>pas 1ebr
CigeutDir,liDes 1T bc5 Surl rl6en 8ltcf
onfgefoIlen uno bdtte midi bics nidt per=
olIlobt> 11ei1 0ebd9tniB o115u1 1trenge11,
ipo itD 1T seleDcn Daben f0nnte. PlDbli0
fam Die Crinnerung al bic >MoDr=@e=
id)ihte> gie ein Bltb it finlterer 9}obt.
OQs lit enttpeber Bill pber 8il's 3lpil=
lingsbrnoer ooer 1ein0ctit 1a9te i9> 1pron9
pOn eine11 SobatsfoIIe> iiberronnte 5lpei
Neger> bret Suben uno einen Glel, unb
lief Dlnter Dem Meotro Ien Der> tpel0er no9
1T n1einem @e|i9tsfrciIe mar. Nls t6 i'm
eingeDolt1 breDte ct 1i0 unl uno ID BE-
nlerfte, bob er niG erfo'r1te. Gr beriibrte
1aine 91ibe, robm meine bargebotene
9onb uuo nonltte meiner 9ionett; cs blieb
fein 3peif fel> bob cs 8tll lpirtIiD mar"
SD oern1utbe> Gapitain"l 1agte er,
voab Sic 9loube11, it3 lp&re langit i6on
81 SapD Spres gegangen; ober sic Ieben>
i'd lebe nod 1lnb bin t1llnter. Wie lit 6
S911e11 ludbreno bieier longen 3eit ge=
aan9en? 11nb tpie beTinoet 5i3 mein after
S;reuno Ser. Glarf2"
rMr. Glort24 anttportete i1, Scr.
glorf lporb gebangel1!"
uGjeban9en! Das 1T ein 16le(bteres
G0idIol, ols i0 iDm iemals gewInl9t[
babe. SD bonte NUT bob i'm eir Meal
ei,1e gBoGle MQ()ts iiber BorO tperfen
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-05-02

tere11ante na0 nrb naD dbornIen mDllen. 49,
Macbem lit eine 5taot in ber preu.
| bil6en Nbeinprooino nobe Der belsil6en
@ren5e. Gbemals mar lie eine freie Gei6s=
foot unb gelp6bnli9er &rDnungsort Der
beut1 10en &6nise, 70 nie Soupt= unb Ne=
ioen5=5toot &arls oes @roben, Sic
9toot 1T reid an Rir9en, SAulen unb
| i06nen Straben Inter ben inoul ltrielIen
Mnj jtolten 1inb bic Wolltubmoarens g&as
BEL Dtol0inen= uno OampT fe1lel=Tobri-
len 5u erloabnen. GbenI % bic Gerbcreien,
Tdrbereie1L Giiengebereien unb 3uder lie=
oereien. Inter ben &ir1en sei9net li9 Der
Som aus, ber por u1ebr als IouI Ienb
Sobren bon &arl bent Grpben eebout unh
I'M Sabre SO4 bur1 ben Popit 2ep III
peri l6nli6 eingelpeibt ,puroe. MAIDEN be-
1tbt perI9ebene Wtinerolbrunner, bic je=
oes Sabr eine Mn5abl Gabegdlt lte nod bic
Jet Gtabt 5ieben, 2lo6en 1T cine iiber,uie=
genb totboli56e 5tobi. Inter ben GS,O0O
GinlpoDnern BE- linoen 5i6 5000 Nrotei itan=
ten uno 800 Subeu.
gGoi, cine Til49ottung nit Ion99e=
itredtem $3Drper unb bider l9lupfriser
0art. Oie Nale betpobnen tbeils bos
Meer, tbeils 9een uno GlufIe> uno ndb=
rem lib pom Naube fleiner Slide, Miir=
mern> Sn{ {eftenlarDelt &erbtbieren II. (. ~.
Monbmal itreifen bic Nole iogar ouf benz
2anoe nob 0eute umber unb ,panbern
ous eireln Ieid) in ben anbern. Gie pflon=
Sen 5t9 our9 Gier fort. SIR Ilei}1 1T
ihmatbaft, bpb mel tens fett unb 19per
perbQulib.
gJeer lit BET Non1e per36iebener Gii1Ie
in Guropo unb Der oIte 9}ome fit Noub=
D1gel gr0berer Dirt; iett bic bibteri1 10e 8e=
5ei0nun9 fir 9loler.
GG6graas, 9ouptFobt beg &ontons
2largou in Der G9lpeia freunbli9> tppbl=
gebolt unb bctrieb1 1ah NIT 5000 Gin=
tupbnern bon benen 900 &atboItfen Die
iibrigen met tens Tefornlirte iino.
eadreate, Elm &onton in bet @dpei5
nit PSI 0uooratmeilen unb $4,000
GinlpoDnerl BON benen 900 &otbolite11,
bic iibrigen meifens Ief formirte ltnb. Sn
5loei O6rfern leben ettua 1900 Suben.
gGarDts, eine bibli{9e Per|on bes al
ten5ei itouentes. Dbf9pn ct bem jubif f9en
Nplfe Elm gplbenes &alb Derfertigte, bas
bonn ols @ott perebrt tpurbe> 70 erbielt
er bp6 fpdter bic Wiirbe eines DoDen
prieI Iters uno feline GDbne Sag erbli9e
Prteltsrtbum beg olten 8unbes, >peil CT
feline Giillbe erfonnte unb aufritDttg be-
reute. Ct ftorb 40 Sabre noD Dem Nus=
5u9e aug Msgppten> 1913 Sabre olt ouf
oem Serge 8 Dr. ,po no0 be1lte Morous
@rab ge5etst iptrb.
sGaS 1T ber &0rper eines tobten in
8ertpefuns ibergebenben ober 16on iiber=
gegongenen Sbieres. @euif}e Safer unb
lebsn bas Ias als @psi{e.
4aStbiere iinb Sbiere> tpel9e pom
Ma1e leben. 9abin geb6ren: 6pGnel Sci
e. unb it, getpider Weile &raben uup 9a=
beu, . ..... i
Mb6farb, ein berabmter @elebrter
bes Wittelalters, gebpren in Sratfrei9
im Sabre 1879 unb geforben im Sabre
l142. =. 's%
% T. y. Z ~ -s..i
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DR.. McKenney's
Rheun,aiic L.iEinsent

VIII almost IL spntly relieve thmt obstinate Rheu-
matte Pains Trvit. ". fail - al tiaea a. have o.
,our command bottle OF this great lain Iiesroysr.
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A great many business men do not nd.
vert'se because they think it don't paw
John '. Farwell says: "Without adver.
Using should be poor man TODAY
"A. L: Stewart says: "He who invests
one dollar in business should invest one
dollar in advertising" Robert Bonner
SAID MY success is owing to nv liber.
ality in advertising" Amos Lawrence
said: advertising has furnished mo
witha co'npetence.s Stephen Girard said:
constant aud persistent advertising IL
the sure road to wealth." Nicholas
Longworth, .! advertised my produc.
tons and made money" Here IL the
evidence Of the most successful business
men In America Of the present and past.
Ii IL we'll known fact that Barnum car
make fortune every three years by the
Judlcious use Of printers ink. There
are merchants who could increase their
sales every year by advertising. ii
cont think he amounts to much no
don't advertise" is very common re-
marx among farmers, mechanics. and
ia0oring men Of all classes. II well
known fact, not only in this but I'm all
other communities, that the men who
40 the largest amount Of business Are
those who advertise their wares. Truc
men may advertise fooliehly and fail to
re eve returns; but judicious use oil
prIaters' ink brings . rich return oil
every dollar invested.
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@Take 1t all in all. there are tole.
rable number cf populous cities on hi,
niue globe. Nine Of them have pop
uiation exceeding one million. These
are London, 3.25l.C1j; Soochow. 2.
OOOOOO; Paris, i,S25,OUO; Pekin, 1,648..
w; 4 eddo, l.S54, 600; Canton, 1896. QUO
Constantinople, I.O75,OtO; Siany-tan, In
the province OF Human, l,OUO.U1U: and
Ichantchaon-foo, in the province Of Fo-
KEN, 100000. 1t will be seen that. Al
though London holds the first place, the
chinese empire can still boast of posses.
sing more popul0us cities than all the
civilized States Of the West.
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The people ofthis country have in vain aoueht ." ~
Q remedy SAFE and beyond doubt reiiat le~thst wou
thoroughly eradicate from the system
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY
BENTON p,nr,csr Mo-.

BENTON p,nrscNs Mo-.
April 30 lsrf
ns. I"ny E~,t.-psar ST.. krowing the saici, rev I.
ycur SarsarIr aud III Ealing and herefsfa ogs!i
ties II possesses. send the follow ing statement
nv
] was wounded ABOUT two years aro--wss TAX. pri,
oner and confined .sr six months. R~rv rn, ID 50 ~
ten. my wounds have not healed yet have not sa' u
a moment since was wounded. am sho' fhrnngi IN
hips. Ny general health Is impaired and need scn,e
thing tn assist na'ure have faith in ynrr Ssr
saparls than ANYTHING else I ~ish that to he genu
inc. Please express half lo,en hottie. and ctg
CArrAIs Z. r. JOHNSON.
ST. Lorfs. NO.
r. s.-TheifollowinG was written April aoth.'Iss
Mrs. Jennie Johnson. mother Of Capt. johnson:
Ia. JoHS BriL-Dear sir: Ny husband Er. C. s
Johnson was skful surgeon and stefan in mr.,
New York. where he died. leaving the above q.
Johnson TO At thirteen years Of age Re had
chronic disrrheA and scrofuIa FOR which gave youi
Sarsaparilla. cured him. have for ten years re-
1t 70 many in Sew York Ohio and lows fo
scrofula. fever sores. and general debility Perfpc
success has attended IL. The cures effected in som.
rases OF scrofs and fever almost
am very anxious for my TO again have recourpv Z,
your Sarsaparills He IL fearful cf getting spuron.
article hence his writing to yon for H. His wound,
we're terrible. but believe he will recover.
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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Attorney General Denny, on the par
OF Tue safe OF Indiana, has ordered suit
10 be brought in The Newton Comfy
Circhit Court for the recovery of from,
wv to 7.sUj acres oi land in thar couu; Y
Ahe property in question was once the
oeu OF Beaver Lake, which some time
ago was draimed OFT. making avsiIaDl.
FOR agricultural purposes large BODY
OF fertile and valuable laad, which, il is
claimed. belongs to the State under the
provisions Of an act Of Congress. passed
last winter. Another point on which il
Will he claimed thar the land belongs TO
the State, Is that the Iand never belong
cd to the General Government at ali.
but always belonged to the State. In
case decision is given in favor of the
state. based upon the first claim, the
land will belong to the School Fund, but
II the point Is sustained that il has al !
ways belonged to the State aud Of Vir- !
GINA in the ccssion TO the General Gov
eminent, then it will belong TO the State
without restriction. The lands on the
borders OF the former lake were at ono
time owned To the extent of 5000 acres
oy, Michael G. Bright, Of this city. and
Johh +. Dunn. ex- Auditor Of State. -
"' '"'cTcst IN uteW was aftcrWArd
transferred to the State in settlement Of
MONEYS owing to 1t by him, and sold 10
other parties. These owners aud their
successors claim the old bed Of the lake
as riparian owners, under which title
they hold that Inc boundaries Of their
lands bordering on the shores would
extent to the center Of the lake. The
land in litigation is remarkably fertile. I
and possessed Of rich alluviaI soil.
rendering It now, since it has been
drained, as rich and productive as any
N the State, and quite valuable. There A
IRE several nice points of law involved
u the suits brought BY the ATTORNEY .
General, who has retained Mr.. Graham e
'hd Other members of the Newton
ounty bar, to represent the State i'm ,Ae
ults.-l Indianapolis Sentinel.
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GOOD NEWS!

has ust returned from he East where he aid in
nc largest stock Of DRY 6OonS. &c. evcrbroughtto
'his coury which are now being BY river and
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BULLS
>SARSAPAR1LLA s.!

| Read the following extrae, OF . letter from NJ
Rivers, wife Of Reverend pr. Ri,srs. IRE 81 he :.
learned eloquent and popular Ministers 81 he Me,ho
dist Episcopal Church, and whos at present starionc.
at Broad~ sy Church. Louisville. Ny.
Louisv,LLK. XIV. Oct 3. 1870.
DR.. JoHS BrLL-DsAR STA: Many thanks to you fo
the medicine YOU have so kindly given me / hsv.
various physicians. Some pronounced my spine. som,
my lungs. and some my heart 10 be the seat II ~,
disease have been burnt. blis,cred and cuppe until
had become disheartened Several very eminent hysi
clans who examined my spine informed me that q,
threatened with paralysis or irr.rirxy any day an,
ths; nothing but u seton " oald -eIieve me Ibaa ,
perfect horror o. that and h~statng aLcut hnvin
one inserted. when you kindly sen; yonr Ssrsapn
rills which immediately iegan to sake three times
the right aide Of my heal. especially Wien Iwoul
read or write for any Length 4 time. and ri' M
feet would be perfectly blind for sewers. an,
would have 10 held 90 something 20 proven .iiig
am most happy to inform Won thar The pain IL M,
head Is entirely reiie' ed: suffer hut seldom ,h NJ
spine and then not 50 scuteiy. Ny appetite Is good
indeed for the frs, time in nv life enjoy MY Dime
more than any mesl during the dav
You knaly sent four bottles again last nigh ar,
hogan again this morning and hope - D.. en'ir.l
relieved Please accept my besrtf~lf thanks and hes
wishes
Very truly your most grateful friend
u. B. c. RvsRs.
Ny Journal abound. with similar letters sn - wbici
guarantee 20 hs genuine and written by the prrs.
whose name ,hev hear
DO not suffer Yourself TO Re- imposed IN. Dent b.
drawn away aitsr new and d"rhlrl experiments Don
risk v"ur health h~ letting noyceS experiment upui
Won w'hther IRISH
Nv Ssrsansrl, hs. stood the rsst for ~ sniy-fv
wears L. still The ~ sparis ~ r asv nd 81 ~
~" towering over all others IN popularity and il
-nra'i,r qualities
Avoid all 'h'-e )" Tying to palm ~ IN vo'
,ther extracts ~ Sarssrar!lis called. I'm
= DIR John Bulls Ss-<spariIia ~ Louisville kv.. thr
: the old and rr'st rer-fv for inprrii.~ II ~
''""i and scrofuius rf-''iens. Always hear hat IL
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LEAD ORE-We have in our posses.
SION specimen OF very rich lead ore
winch we are Informed Ia found in very
great abundance in rayiue upon the
!aru' OF 2 gentleman who lives some
Two and half miles from Patoka.
Princeton Democrat.
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az % IAe business Of the Baltimore and
unao ksilroad Is SO much increased. es.
psc'A.iy oy its coal trade, ~ 10 uecessi.
.s.e the butliiug OF triple track far
seventy-two miles Of it's eastern end. 7,
length. "S~ y" whoie
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The Nashville Banner, savs

There Is considerable talk in III,
county about the proposed aid to be ex
tended to the Cumberland and Ohio
ana the OwensbOrO, Russellvi,le anf
nashville road. 1t is the impression tina
1t will be carried almost unanimously. :
Nashville must become the undivided
railroad centre Of the South.n