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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-10

| and Brandywine cemetery on Tuesday AFTER
noon, the funeral being largely attended by re-
lations and friends.
Police Cases.--Snce Saturday five persons
! have been arrested and fined for drunkenness.
Howard Monika committed an assault and
battery on Durress Butler. He was arrested,
| fined costs and held to bail in the sum of 5000
| 10 keep the peace.
Robert CarberIy was arrested by officer Nick
erson on the charge of stealing from VIM. Rich
| lie SIT. The Mayor held the prisoner in $500
bail for Court.
The following persons were arrested on the
charge Of disorderly conduct and fined: Henry
MaLain, by officer Bernard, fined S. and costs,
aud held in 5000 to keep the peace Fred and
| Dan Steipe, by officer O'Neil and McGonigal,
fined costs and held to bail in 5000 each to keep
the peace Patrick Reagan, by officer O'Neii,
| fined s. and costs and held to bail In 5000 to
keep the peace; Mike Grant, by officer O'Neil,
fined costs aud held to bail in the sum Of 5000
To keep the peace; Geo. W. Turner, fined cost
and held to bail in 5000 to keep the peace; Jas
| Walters, remanded for trial.
| John Perkins, COL, was arrested by officer
| Hettrick, for disorderly conduct ue was fin
ed So and costs, and held To bail in the sum Of
5000 TO keep the peace.
Thos. Kelley, Bernard Boyce and John Shields
were arrested by officer Leary, for assault and
battery on Geo. Evans. Each was fined costs,
and held to bail, in the sum of 500 to keep
thu peace.
Philip Bcstic and Barne Pinkley, by officer
Mullin, for drunkenness and disorlerly con.
duct, fined 81 and costs, and held to bail In the
sum of 5000 To keep the peace.
IL. Thompson, colored, by officer Chopper
for disorderly conduct, fined cost.
James Walters, by officer Heltrick. for dis
orderly conduct, fined So iand costs and bel,
TO bail in the sum of 5000 10 keep the peace.
John Mcguire, by officer Bernard, for ,iisor
DERBY conduct, fined 50 cents and costs.
James Roberts, j. II. Best, 5. Courtney AM
IL. Best, by officers 0'Neil, Sculley, pernar
and Legg, for disorderly conduct.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-10

a Serrnon.-Rev. T. J. Thompson, Presid-
ing Elder for the Wilmington District, preached
In Mount Salem NJ. E. Church, last Sabbath
morning, from the 18th verse of the Saith PSALM
"For the Lord God is a sun and shield: the
Lord will give grace and glory no good thing
will he withhold from them that walk uprghtly."
In his predatory remarks he alluded to the author
ship of the Psalm, and expressed the opinion
that it had been written during the Babylonian
captivity. 1t was adapted TO the circumstances
which surrounded them. L. expressed their
longing for the service Of God-lamented the
desoatiOn which existed in The land-t the neg
lect of the affairs, in which the birds had built
their nests, and then, referring to former times,
| exclaims 81 had rather be door-keeper in
the house of my God, than 10 dwell in the
tents of wickedness." After abiding TO the
necessity OF religion, and living in accordance
with the Word Of God, he referred to the words,
, "For the Lord God Is a sun and . shield" and
lwelt at some length upon the expressiveness
OF these terms, the sun giving light and fe,and
the shield protecting from danger. He observed
g., that God had the power To suspend the opera
I | tons of the laws of the universe when it was
/ necessary for the preservation OF his people or
D | the truths of the Gospel. He could check the
| flow of the water as shown by the passage OF
, | the children of Israel through the Red Sea
and cause the cloud TO guide and at the SAINT
Tin, 20 shield frsm the sight ot their pursuers,
who plunged iutO the water and were over
| whalmea and destroyed. lie also shielded
| ShaJrach. M,,sheck and Abednego from the fire
| while the men W 40 cast them into the flame,
, were DESTROYED. Thu, same power was eXerted
to save Daniel from the fury of the lions, that
tore his accusers to pieces when they in turf
were thrown into the den. G0ds servants art
not subjected at the present day to such trials
|, | as to make similar demonstrations of power ne
: cessary, but such defence is required is give
8 | IN them. 10 necessary good will be withheld
!. from those who walk uprightly. Either honor
t riches or affection will come as required to de
+ velop their natures. and fit them for eterna
happiness. lie closed with the admonition b
If all to act uprighty to discharge every dit
l. faithfully, and to live so as TO insure happ
existence through eternity.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-10
TIE Eureka Sentinel OF the It'll

TIE Eureka Sentinel OF the 9TH
inst. has the following clever bur
lesoue upon he M,odoc war:
Yesterday wa. ,iay long ia be r.
.nrmbrrsd by al E,7rekaHs. En- ly IN
The morning woId came to town that go
SEtssi.ou..s were ,nntreEohed II the Lava
Beds Of Nv Goih Cnnyon- Ai,2a. D a
r.. e. 4 s,:anis5, 2 worthy gentleman.
and sL:ts ..sg;nt.-r OF tine Ruby ConSGli-
.ia,.d. s.artsC; tn bis work OF. the hill
just as he had eIsere:i the almost inaC-
eessih.e gorge between the soaring cliffs
at the mouth Of New York Canyon. be
was suddenly fr,-i upon by Indians. Sc
creted in the rocks above. The ball
passed through tie rim of his hat. and
there Is 10 doubt that it was very loud
call. He turned a Joint OF rocks as
quickly as possible. but as he ran sever
al more shots werA fred at him-hse. he
thinks. in all. He then returned to
town and gave the alarm. Deputy Sher-
if Walsh was quickly i'll the saddle en-
route for the front. In the meantime
the most intense excitement prevailed in
the minds of all the timid people in Eu-
reka. War talk vas all the rage The
expedition under command Of Deputy
Sheriff Walsh gave promise Of prosecut-
ing a vigorous wa rfare against the relent-
less foe Fifteen minutes after his de-
pArture for the front Il courier arrived,
bringing the chs erins intelligence that
he had surrounded the enemy IN his
stronghold. ard had everything his own
way. 1t Was only question OF time.
for the treache Shoshones must
eventually sun ender Internationally.
Their supplies we're exhausted. and they
could not possibly obtain water without
swimming across New York canyon Of
ficer Walsh. VAS completely muster OF the
situation. He had captured Is supsranu-
s,ea squaw with i stocking full OF pine
nuts. and e1pi -sss 4 the utmost conf
dence tina. the enemy would soon caplfu-
late. And thu matters wore on until
the excitement lad abated in town The
truth of the VII ole affair Is about this ::
Tire Indians els i'm that they had no ~
.erticG of shoe ting Nr Stanley or any
one else They say that they were firing
q, ground squn rels. and didn't see him.
There Vas but ne pistol in the crowd
q five-sLuoter. 1t WIS the joint proper
" CT Two lHuS nS. VI Ill is'-st WV i.e.a'lNA-
mated in the shooting Officer Walsh
found them an lusin. ihems Ives over n
game of seven mp near ii swill tub in the
rear ri an up-t own kitchen. He nabotd
them and pl, eel them in the lookup.
where they ren laiusd until late last even-
srs. Sheriff : fniiiv:.n after invesii eating
t,c c;la-. necaI - satisfied that Ii woa!d
lie impossible to convict them oI any
cri1aa Ec til rllzs. however, that the IL
dams may ha, been drunk. and 1h' IT,
by Rendered devilisn and bloodthi1sty.
bat Ia prosea Il this woui'i bs :. veTy az
cult task He accordingly last night
gave them n l .tte= Oh the suffice TO Sub
IL Han .,cenf LII Gies:i. and STATED
then :cr liam ,iiton. II only rrmains TO
bss sal. thl. .,vace rei.,ns once Inors' ST.
p-erns IL III Lava Beds Of New Iclk
cauvJn
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-10

From TIE IsnI.Ss.-itzso. My s.
The. iriiovsin : ,ldyices Were received from
Camp " lrm r lay III Ill this evening.
.,:st.5 III. 2 instant: Ocheo, chez III
tie Snake b md Of Plutes. will remove
his people f ,o.n the vicinity OF the ihsa
beds, ahere' they have been during the
winter, to Camp Warner. Geneiai
Wheaton b: s instructed his s-OIaIlilssti:v
10 provide Il, n, with sabsisteus. Oche''
has been u | formidable enemy in former
In.ii.n war :. but will not and Captain
Jack. He offers some of his warrio1s
to II LIT ths Mo,.ocs # necessar".
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-10
NOTICE.

1x|,.E ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE
Stockho.der. Of thu Virginia and Truckee
Railroad Company will be hell in this city IN
TUESDAY. the 18th Of Msy. 1875
G. KING Secretary Pro tenn.
Virginia City, New. April .. 1878. ap23-td
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EGT;ac &c TRANSFERS,

K9EOPOS WILL BE RECEIVED
& fer the E,yt tr,, DAYS at the Office of the
yirn:ni. md Geld Fill Water 20. ( deliver
/ . ab Ut $50 tor + of iron pipe from I.ske View
H. use. .la,.s tine RE Of th. new ditch on the
; wide, bs:wet L Vsstne snd Carson
j. &. OyERTEx. Surt.
Virginia. a.ys. 1878. mys-lot
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-10

SPECIAL TAX,
to procure and place con>picuouA1y In his eetaO-
lishmeut or place Of b1 -ineas.
A STAMP
denoiins the paym Mt Of said Special Tax be-
fore comm nctn2 business.
The taxes embraced within the prosisiens OF
Law sb.v. ouo'td ;Tt the Il III Wig, VIZ:
Reciifers. S-oo ~
Deal rs r fail liquor = ~
Deal. -, wholesale lIQs,o- 800. loO "
Dealers in malt liquors. WHOLESALE ~ "
Dealers in malt liquors. r'taii. 70 W
I@ai,Ie in Ieaf Il b. eco 70 "
s,f.ii ,,e.l. RI in leaf /. b.ceo $500. sou %
ard IN sales Of over 81 QUO. fifty
cents for .vesy dollar in excess
Of 81 .Np.
Deal, RS in manufactured tobacco 5 %
Manufaetur, rs of stills ...-....... ~ "
ard fer each still or W til LNzrE-
fan.ur d. ~ y,
N,nufs iur, N o. tobacco 10 90
Mauufactur, rs of cigars .......-... 10 %
Ptdt.l.rs If |aDac.o. first class
fn,ore than two horses} .......... 80 w
P. ddl.rs Of tob Geo. second class,
Il horsssi 1920 % W
Peidl. rs OF { b.cto. third CLASS.
IL here ~ W
Peddlt r oi tobacco. fourth class,
cn foo: public convsyance}--.- 70 ~
Brew, II IF j IS than ga barIel+...- 90 "
Br, w.rs of 500 bar:s IL or more 49,. IVY "
iry ps r.op who shall faii to comply with the
reg, ing quiren.. nts will BE- subject to
ven. Prnsitiss.
Sp.cial-tax Payers thr ughcut the United
+ies are rcmin I'd that III. y must MAKE appii-
t;or, to the Collector Tor Deputy c. Hector
th.ir respective d:s'ricts. snd procar' TIE
my sta,np for the Sp.rial-tax Year. com
ncins May /, 1878. without waiting TOR fur
rnotice.
GEO. A. KING,
Collector Int. rnal Revenua
District -
Ap,licssion may alsc br made to. and sta'aVs
,ncured + A. MEX NJ, Deputy Collector. at
Jr,usby House, on n ndsy. Nay 18th, If
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limited STATES INTERNAL
RESESCE.
E1yIcE TO SfEclAl.Tkx PAYERS

TIE law Of December "a, 1872, requires every
., ron engaged III shy business. avocation, or
en,ploymt Mt. VIII Oh r. ndels him liable to
SPECIAL TAX,
to procure and place con>picuously In his eeeao-
lishment or place Of ba -ineas.
A STAMP
denoiins the PAYNE Mt Of said Special Tax be-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-07-18
CAPTAIN JACK.
Who RnISrd Him, who Named Him
mud Whom lie is Named After.

Mrs. Jos nh Knott a, oIJ t,dr LIZA, 4,
Portland Oregon. ns,,,v s.r.,,x -. 80.
give. this .ccnun, NJ c.n,,in LII T., an.
yrar 1881 whiIs I;,;nx y, C".;,,s n.,,"s W.
cnunty, an Indian bnv cam. 10 ,hrir hnnsr and
speaking the isrc,r ds.;r.a - f. - 80.
He was nue IT the R,gu. Ri,.r I,d;,,. and
belonged To- The ,rib- then l,r,,.d on Gu r,srL
She noticed that he apnc.r.J ,o he an ae,ix.
kesn. Shre y .rs,pkinr b,v. aaI with th. eou.ent
nfher husband. tnok him b, raise, with whru he
remained s.r.r.I v...- - y. -. -.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-07-18

Since the adoption of the Constitutions Of the
United States there have been Ten apPnriiUn
msnts -ous under the Constitution itself and
nine under the census taken every ten years
The basis Of representation In 1889 under the
Constitution was one representative to every
80 900 Inhabitants, there being thirteen States
and sixty FIVE m 'mbers If th. houss the see
ond ApPortinn mept, in 1890 was one to 81 900
the third, in 1900 was the samo, 80 OOO; the
fourth in 1910 was 3j 900 the ifth. 1890. was
40 ,0Oe the sixth. 1880. was ~ 900, the ssv.
rnth. 1870, was 70. 900 the eighth. 1880, vas
94,t2O the ninth. 1870, was about I25. $40 aud
the tenth, in 1870. Was about l3l 4oe. From
sixty ave memjers and thirteen States We have
grown to ons hua ired aai ninety two m ,m5crs
aud thirty seven States. In addition there are
ten territories, each entitled to one delegate,
making in all two hundred aud two representa-.
tives In he next house.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-07-18
Another Veteran Gone.

JACKSON. AT the residence of ChristoDher
Canarr, Jnlv 9Th. 1873. DAvtDJAcKsoS, agsd
S6 years, m nths an rs daUs
Another veteran ofthe war lsl3-l3. anil pi-
oneer of Wood couoty, has quietly folded his
tent ani ausuisl tue summons Of the Great
Captain.
DAVID JACKSON was born near CanaAdai
qua in the State ot New York, April Is, 1875,
where he remained until 1909 when he came
to- Oho and settled near Clereland, that con.
ttincJ at that time only FIVE houses In 1912
he left his family near Cleveland and gave
his services To his country, serving until the
end of the war in 1918. At the close Of the
war he was stricken with the palsy. supposed
to have been caused from the severe expns
Hres attending tho ,ldisrs' life IN those days,
and from that time until his death his nerves
ere So shattered aud unsteady that he was
unable To feed hiIaself.
In lb4l he removed with his family to Bloom
township, Who'd county, but becnning aged
and $" iufrm he and his wife made their hume
with their Sun llESRY JAoEsoN of Belvile
Ridge, for many years past. For the past
three years Mr JAcKsoN grlh6ed a desire
to make his home with a granddaughter,
Mrs. CASARa. whele he remained until his
death
Upon the assembling Of the veterans at Fer,
he'Gs four years age, he was recognized by a
number Of his former comrades 10 arms Who
embraced aud kissed him as they would a
elild, and wife of one Of the Colonies he
had served under was present aud made him
present Of purse OF sla.
His remains were taken to Belvilie Ridge
for mterment. where large number Of old
friends attended The funeral. The Rev. Mr..
cENTEHs preached the funeral ssTmon,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-07-18
L1e-o=a-rDa
M L MORY.

should We be EIinsra ifths m emory of the
world were siren Htheaed So that everybody v
could aiwAys recall at viii all the things he
wishes to recallf Most people will probably be
dispos d to think that this Would be a quss-
tionable boon, unless, indeed, mn excess off ,dg.
ment and symI athy. Many persons IamsI their
detective menIry AN twish tAeV c,ruid tell vsu
things" but IN meInury is - bad" and w..
secretly settle with ourselves t At ''it il best AZ
u is,' for The tax on our attention will be- lrss,
Unques 'iuably, attention becomes more faNtldi-
0us af the world gIsws older: We are more ehary
OF II Than ot r io efA'hrrs. Hence il may be sb-
srTVsd that mem" y dnes no. haid the place II
once did rs an aeS'inJlish shnIsnt. Nova .dayaa
good memory meets with ~ little envy as any
quality that can be namsd; where II exists, IL 10
nsi tinphHt WSTth while to dispute il.
The way Is To rather magnify the wonder
while dennuncirg II as, in injudsidus hands, a
dreadful engine M social oppression. A Ksad
msn"Ty Is io be Lept out Os sight, like a We M tHs
learning, and only aired whsn y"u are quito
sur1 "f s"inpany. II was not alwavs sa; people
used III vie with each other 10 exercises NJ ol-
leeli"ni opportunities we're dcVIEpd for ha dis
play; friends rseDr'isd extr asriinary fsatS. In
the summary Sf qualities in old binKra phsa
memsry takes pr"minet place; its triumhs are
enumerated; the injurious SN miars oG adverse.
Firs and Suspicious dnubtsrs AZ - dIsprngsd. bat
was cultivated as an art, it MAS r.Es'y put ta iIs
best usss. The elaborate CON Pl iunenia Rabblsd
over ~ correctly hy Thnms DiaEuirus we're q
satire ~ u system that did MT always put the
wiSest foremost. Men nf thought aud learning
we're batflsd AMI kept back tsr want of verbal
mrm Ty, or nerve I" Nss il This rral impar.
tanee of verbal memory of this sort sank Ehen
the art Of piinting came In, and PsadnK became
q cominnn accomplishment, th1agh is prsAtigs
lasted same time lSngsr. People. thsTfore, are
right in Valuing memory n"w aecnIding W the
use IL 10 pat TO- for lie practical services To- liza
owner, or Sr restoring To nS what is Otherwise
bsvond aur reach. What mSmory rstains is
the sole test Of what u is worth In It's maral as
pset memory may sometimes lHhipNls unuSu-
al warmth. tenderness, aad IenASity ~ aifsetian
but, on the other hand, there are vInIieliVs
memories, which retaia only proVaOataaa -aT
imper'inens msmarics, which treasnrs up pre-
elsly the things bFn IT, Oblivion, az which We
should chInse u be iaFEntton.
Aud - toO, there ara frivaloaS mem Flss,
which retain only lrivialitisa, aud enta ngls the
mind in maze ~ n0things. To have a verbal
menary like Dick SwivellsF's, invested with
tags ef verse aud cues of Fhyn ma, Is, saHaeh ,dv
has said. as vulgar, as destI loliVs of a train of
thought worth tho name, a. the sta0ls-baVs
habit Of whistllng easy airs npon the mere ma-
ehanisa' excitement of a bar "r two whistlvd bv
anne sthei Ll"ckheAd 10 saIno other stAble.-M.
y NsysdAiils sHaia,d.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-07-18
To Kamsna 8. CoInrndoi

During the summer season Of 1879, the Mis-
souri Pacific Railroad will sell Excursion Tick
cts from Sc. Louis 10 Denver aud return, at very
lew rates Of fare, and a rare opportunity is
thereby offered, for Lovers OF nature to view the
beauties Of Colorado AMI snj"y the delightful
scenery and satlh-inspiring climate Of the
Parks Of the Rocky Mountains.
Kansas, with It's broad and fertile plains. is
directly on the route, and together with all the
ether Western States and Territories, Is reach
cd by the Missouri Pacific Railroad sne lie con-
nections.
The Texas oSnneetinn ot this road Is now
completed, aud passengers are offered 6rst
class all-rai rosie from ct. Louis to Texas, Ell.
Iher ovor the aissou,i, Kansas & Texas r. u
vi1 Ss'foii1, or over the Atlantic & Pacific r.
r ris Waits. For maps, time tables. inrorma- :
ton as 10 rates, r"uiss, &C., we refer our read
ers to 3. Il. Thumrsou, Eastern Passenger
Agent, Columbus, Ohio. or L. A. Ford, General
Passenger Agent, st Louis, Mo. Questions Hif
BE- ehserfisiiy aad proa,ptig nnstrersd
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-07-18

A Terrible VCvenge.-An Iowa editor
last week, to keep up with the style, ran away
with smother mans wife. He did not get off 81
easily as he imagined lie would, The man rol,
lowed him and overlook the truanl pair. The
sdil"r got behind The woman, and prepared to
sell his life as dearly as possible. He was
uncertain as I" whether the outraged husband
would shoot him or murder him with a carving
knife lie stood Ihers like the boy upon the
burning deck and calmly awaited the result.
The outraged husband came within about tNu
feet Of the editor and said; "Cuss your impu.
denes. ! sCni 20" 10 'ioP my p"Pcr." Ths,
wss all. The scilor recovered hin.elf and
said he would have the matter attended To al
once. Daring all tho trying scene the woman
stuck I" the editor like a ssndbng TO girls
stocking. Some people get mad and stop their
paper for almos. nothing. W,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-07-18
Old Relies Of Daniel Boone.

correspondent Of the Cincinnati Csrstts fur
nishss this interesting sketch:
In the Public Library building at Louisville.
n.y., hangs on pair Of rustic hooks, an old
ride an shSt pouch. Near by it Is 4 piece Of
beech log, sawed to- u convenient length to sot
nn end ia the relic case. Posted up Is an old
letter, dated 1889. ".0uly theae and nothing
more" But ~hv should th-ae trivial objeeta
tntrude themselves into the crowded columns
and valuable space sf the Gasrtts The old
powder horn IL stopped up by Plug Of wond
which has been drawn 81 often bV its former
owner that it's end is chawed of close. But
what Of thstt Reader, that stnppIe hsars the
markSof the teeth of Daniel BO"ns, that ria-
was the first gun nf the battle IN the dark and
blon'iy ground. Though its LEX is gone, its
stock is broken, and it's barrel rusty, that ena
used 10 be the tsrrr of the aborig inai inhabit.
ants Of Kentucky, WIN feared and dreaded IT,.
even when It and its owner we're Temporarily in
their possession and power hundred years
ago. that old hero, equipped by those deadly
ana truSiv acc"uire nspts, led a charmed and
dramatic life, roaming over tho forest rf which
he was lord, fr'rn The great "Conhowa" (as he
spelled itl 10 the Mississippi. The beech log,
carved bv his butcher knife which hangs by a
leather sb'nR r. m the old belt. hears this in
scrlpiIon. ''Daniei nonne. INA" what hath
God Wrought" in Kentucky since that time.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-07-18
Something New and Beautiful.
Up w Ith the Tim e 9
MANHOOD RESTORED!

DR., Velpaa's Elixir Of T"uth--ihe great re-
sinrer of y"nthful vignr-a Positive curs for
Nervous nrLllts, hnpotenoy, SpermAtiorrhsa,
Lnwness Of SPirhs--arising either fTnm ex-
eessive indulgence, ovor stu iy. or any cause
whatever.
t4Sy-A certain remedy fF weakncss arising
frum rxcesses, nr early indiscretion. Clergy
men, Lawyers. Students, aud all who fnilow
SedenArv occupations, 90 whose brain or nrT-
vons system are over w"rked the listess en-
ervated youth, hose eanstitntinn has been
shattered by namrirss vice, and the aged
i-volee Of sensual pleasure. will experience
immehla'e rtef, and a permanent eute will
surely FOLLOW the nse of the Elixir or rorrH
linndi eds cf letters fren those wha have
@een saved frnm Consumption. laaanitv, or
Death, snd restored 10 health. Happiness and
Manh"nd, could be Riven, we're il MT hr the
ielicaey Of the subject
Price. 81 90 per bottle, Sir battles. s5 90
Sent TO any part 81 the country, securely
sealed from observation, IN receipt af price.
All letters sseredly eoniiep'iai. address al
"rders TO HOOPER a co,
ie8' 70, Boa sias Fbiadr' hia. "a.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-07-18

For the ChOleTn.-T The y. Y. .Inurpni Of
Commerce SAYS; "More Than forty years age,
when it was found that prevention for the Asiat-
ie cholera was easier than cure, the learnvd
doctors of both hemispheres drew up prescrip-
tion, which was published tlnr working p,spIe p j
in the New York San aud took the name OF the
San cholera mixture 4" Our conLsmporary
never ient its name to better article. We
have seen 1t in constant use for nearly two
score years. and found it to be the best remedy
for lnoseness OF the bewsls ever yet devised. IL
is TO be recommended for several reasons II is
not to be mixed with liquor. ani therefore will
not be nsed an al ohulic beverage its in
gradients are well known an1Ug the common
people. aud il viii have M prejudice to combat;
each ni the materials is in equal propottinu To
the others sud 1t may lherslnrs he cumponndsd
without professional skIIl and, ss the dose is
:" very small d may be carried In tiny phiaI
~ the waIsIcSat pucket and be always at hand.
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-07-18

NOtIce'-All Persons knowing themseve in
asbted to Tolgate No. Western Reserve and
banmee Road, are requested to settle the same
by July &c. 1873, aud save the expense of col
lecting by law. Afler this date all persons
travelling on this road will be required To pay
"n passing through the gate, or pay in advance
aud take the benefit Of the compound rlan.
FRED. lloLLIGER, Gate Keeper.