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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-08-19

F. Hon. @. @. Clay was thrown from his horse
near Huntsville, Alabama, several days since,
and sustained fractures Of his arm in two places.
9 The dwelling house of Mr.. George Clarke, of
Madison county, Virginia, was destroyed by fire
on Saturday week.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-08-19

NNM. A. HUDSON, e...-~s os's
wv Attorney-at- Law,,s
Will practice in the Courts of Augusta and ad-
joining counties Prompt attention paid to COL
lectons. Office with W. A. Pratt. re
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-08-19

r 1t is stated that the loss by the recent fire in
Portland, Me-, will reach one million dollars,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-08-19
BUILDING LOTS.

.tN - 80 ls.fas
varying in size from an acres to IA acres.
These lots are beautifully located upon streets
$50 feet wide. and are rapidly inereasinglin value.
| The Homestead will be sold with IL acres of o.
land attached, or with less or more land at
tached as may be deemed BOSTON the day of sale.
| The residue of the farm will be sold in parcels
ito: suit purchasers zstsI..-sa ,,...e~.f, i, ..,.
recently discovered a large and valuable 49,.
VEIN Of IRON ORE,
which has been opened, and is now furnishing
the Buffalo Gap Iron Company with abun-
dance of the best quality of iron ore. e,-t 2 -.
Maps of Spring Farm, with all of the subdi-
visions proposed, will be found at the Offices of
VIM A. Pratt and Meade F.White, either of
whom will be pleased to show purchasers. over
the premises. ,. . % s@sSs- = =
Terms OF Sale. ..Ohe-thrd cash, and the
residue in three equal annual ray rnents, bearing
interest from day of sale,c aud interest payable
annually Sevidehced by the bonds of the purcha-
sers, and lien retained upon the land for the
security of the, after pay ments. 80 : = So Is
JOHN B BALDWIN,,
s~''~'"h-B. B. 'DONAGHE, feR'
july15 ids Executors.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-08-19

4 E0N.S INFANT REMED " for teeth
Ia ling. children. 1t cures collie. For sale
by OFT 81 STA BIER,
/ :. tat the Red Front Drug Store.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-08-19

aaa@e tee 79so;+aa ze~,e fay-ei@ 'ik.2a-;e i
.ag.o,la.ss ae sl.as.s.s 90 nE,a ~ 1s.i.s4 ~
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-06
FROM BOWLING GREEN.

Ep. JoURNAb; -Sune time since the Town
Council of this place purchased tract of land
consisting Of six or eight acrss, 10 b. used
as a cemetery ie place Of the old one, which is
nearer the town thRo is desirable. It is beauti-
fully located one-half mile eas. Of the one in
present use aud about mile from the village.
Through the P"ljteness Of Col. ]. A. Shannon,
who is superinteudiag the work Of "laying out"
tho grounds, several psrsous with myself were
shswn tho premises aud had things explained
to US. The shape in which tho grounds will
be, whea completed, is that OF circle inscribed
within a square, thereby leaving fur corners--
Que Of which contains a beautiful grove oi
white oaks this corner Is iatendsd for the SPOT
ters Field" The main carriage road encircles
the ground, while others radiAle from the center
and join it, aud the foot paths are arranged in a
eoncsntrioal manaer A"and that point. II is
the iutenli.n Of the citizens to have all the de.
ceased soldiers OF the late war, from IN is vioini
~, buried In the center aud thea subscribe lib
orally fur monument ~ he raised ia memory
of them, The cemetery will eNatain about sew.
en- hundred lots. This ground will be one o.
the 6nest In the Northwest, aud che mechanics
and engineering skill required in tho plating a
the grounds with tlle taste manifested in The Sc
lection ef certain parts Of the grounds for par
tionlar purposes reflect much credit upon Mr.
| Sbannon's skill in such matters. STT6IAS,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-06

M. Il. Quarterly MeetIng.-The Fourth
Quarterly Meeting of the VI. E. Church of this
place was held last Sabbath, the Rev. l.. A.
BELT conducting the services, preaching two
able sermons during the day. The report Of
the pastor, Rev. n. B. G. Love, showed a net
increase Ia the membership Of the Church Of
over fsrty during the past year. The Sabbath
previous ten were baptized, ono by immersion
in the river. The Sabbath School s in a good
condition, showing an increase Of eleven in
the average attendance this year over the year
preceding.
The following are the oflciary OF the Church
for the ensuiag years
l.. A. Belt, Presiiing Elder n. B. C. Love,
Pastor; r. II. Chubb, Supernunierary A.
Taylor, q. ". Crops, W, shaner and W. J.
Denisnn, Local PreachorJi r. Collins, Exhorteri
]. 8. Parkhurst, A. C. P. BOyce and W. j.
Dsnison, Class Leaders.
Stewards "A. G. William, Daniel Newton,
A. z. Champney, Rpbt. Brown, VIM. Crook, J
s. Ellis, Peter Wilzler, s. Smith and J. II
West.
Trustees--A. G. Williams, W. ]. Denison, J,
3. Ellis, Daniel Newton, Peter Cranker, Foster
Pratt. F. 7. Peanywell, Samuel Smith and ".
V. Way.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-06

Sl00 Reward Tor case 0I A,~u4s4o... Vr
Rheumatism Of any form whatever, teansidcitd
curable) that Dr.. FH.r's PeYe'abte Rhen"''i'o
SyrsP will not cure warranted unlnlnrous, and
II PLY sician's prescription used inwardly.
$4,000 Reward offered to the PropTietors Of
any Medicine for Rheums iism aud Neuralgia
able TO praduce one-fnuTth "a many genuine
living cures made within tae sans lcUEih sf
iineas Dr.Fiiler'sVegeiabie Rheumatic Rened :
$1,000 Reward offered TO any Person proving
Jos. 2, Filler, NJ. D., Ia he.0hcr than grad.
uate Of the celebrated nivcrhty Of reuRsy lvauia
In 1888, and Professor hf Chem: airy treating
Rheumatism specially for 30 yOaIe. r
$1,000 Reward to any Chamist, Physician,
Or others able 10 discover iudidc of Puiassh,
CuIehicnm. Mercury. or auYtlius irjurinus ip
the syGiYm iu pr Filters Rheumatic Syrup.
25, 500 Certificates or tsstimonials Of cure.
Including Rev. q. II. Ewing Medina, Penn.
sylvania; Rev. Joseph neegS. Falls uf Sehuyls
kin, Philadelphia; the wife of Rev. j. u. hvis,
| iljgLtStown. New Jersey Rav. Thomas Mgr.
| ply, Frankford, Philadelphia; Doctpr Jennings
! and Dnctnr Walton. Pniladepliia; Hon J. V.
| C-erey member CHnGress fr"m Philadelphia
Hon, ! Judge Ice, Camden, Nav Jersey eN-Srra-
tor Stewart. Baltimore e4 G1veruoF Powell,
Nv. snd thousands nf others If space permitted.
| $3.50 Reward fOr tho nsme of any warranted
| preparation fur Rheumatism and Nenralsia
! sGld under a similar legal guarantee. setting
forth the eNset nuniher rf bo,tlrs 20 cure or rv.
turn the am. mt paid i"r SANS I" iha rAticut ',i
case rf fa''Te tn cure. A inll deFc ip,inn -,
eases requi inF Eurrg ntccs must he furwariud
hy letter l0 Ph,la lrriis, The ruaran.cN. sign.
ed and stating quantity to cure, VIII be re'nlnaj 4
! nv mail, with advice ard instructions without
rny charge Address al letters IN ur. FITtrR
No. IS Snuth Fonith Street. 81 nthar R-u 6 ] :
Is oH, Fcd 0n such torn,S. Got \ Cirruisr ca tNy
various farmS ~ Rhennaiism. Als1 Glahk an
pliciIiars fr rnsrartcr. GRATIS of tie srerjal
agent. WEDDELL & REssRLT., Agehts,
! 3l1g petTySLUIg, O.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-06

Pcrsonal.--Mr. FRsD. Foor no. the FaED.
OF "Auld Lang Syne"-called on us yesler-
day. He is visiting Wood county fri!uds--
accompanied BY wife.
DR.. E. D. PowERs has located a, oh"os,
Lake county, Michigan, Tor the purpose Of
practising his profession. We wish him pros
psrity.
DR.. FoRBEs is now spending a short vaca-
tioA at home, having returned same three
weeks since from Utah aud elsewhere in the
western territories, where no spent the past
" inter.
MARSHALL K. Ross is now at home, having
complsted his studies at the Michigan Uni.
versity, Ann Arbpr. He returns in a couple
eises and get his parchment.
Hon. ASHER Cook cano home on last FRI
day aud returned again to Columbus on Tues
day, the Constitutional Convention recog-
nizng Decoration Day as a legal holiday, aud
ijourned fer the pulpose Of allowing the
members to participate in the services al
home.
Mr.. T. J. GBLISGER, becoming convinced
that the traEel over the road between here
aud Bowling Green was not calculated Ia
produce longevity or an even temper, removed
Is family to that village on Tuesday. His
comfortable residence here was occupied the
sime day he left it, by Mr.. JENNINGS from
the southern part Of the State.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-06

Intern ediats TOlls.-Elsewhere we pub
ish an order from the Board Of Public Works
that explains itself. It Is estimated that about
two-thirds Of the travel on pixies ia done with
out compensation therefor, aud the law was
enacted to meet necessity. we are inform
cd that law Of the same import was enact
cd snma time ago affecting in the same man
uer the National Rad in this State.
We learn from Major woop, that he Is gs-
ing to start several teams next week to haul
ing gravel and repairing the pike; also intends
scraping It. He has purchased one hundr ed
and fifty cords OF gravel from the parties cP-
Grating the dredging machine, aRd they
have placed it on the dock pt his disposal
The past wet season proved about as disas-
treus to the solidity Of the pike as to the mud
roads.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-06

Thousands have already gone and thousands
more are turning their eyes towards new homes
in the fertile West. To those going to Missouri
Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming,
Nevada, Oregon, or California, we recommend
a cheap, safe, quick and direct route, ria St.
Louis, over tho Missouri Pacific Railroad, which
runs its bns Day Coaches and Pullman Sleepers
from 81. Louis to principal paints In the West.
NitLoW, change. We believe that the Missouri
Pacific Railroad has the best track and the
finest and safest equipment Of any line west Of
the Mississippi, and its connections with roads
further West are pr"mpt and reliable. The
Texas connection of this road is now completed,
and passengers are effored 6rst class sl-rail
route from st. Louis to Texas, either over the
Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas n. R., Via .Seddlia,
or over the Atlantic L Pacific r. r., ria rTaita
Fer maps. timf tables, information as 20 rates,
rnutes, &C., we refer our readers to s. H..
Thompson, Eastern Passenger Agent. Culum
bus, Ohio, or z A. Ford, General Passenger
Agent, st. LSuis. No. Qtes'ioas WM be ehStr
fi{iV and DronDUy naAseeyed
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-06
MANHOOD RESTORED!

Pr NelpaH's Elixir NJ Youth The Fregi re
H0rer a. vnnihful viEnr--N i'ssive care for
Nervous Nehilitr. ImPa'euay. pps slG ttaliliea
i.owness of Smris~ arisiHg either Ntln ex-
cessiyc inlagehsa, over slu ly. or any Cause
~,hahrVV.
tT5- 4 certain remedy T.r weakness arising
frpm eScessrs, ,r early irliscrriim. Cltrry.
men, Law. .erS, students, aud all wha k,iluN
sedsntarv occupations, ,r whoss hrain or uel
s"ns svsirir are over worked the littlvSz "a
trvated v0uh, wh1se oonsliiutiun his hen
shattered by p1heess v,ce, enl llr arvd
| fryolee Of sensual plcaSnrs Nh esnrr,tnc,.
immediate relief, ana rermanrh, eiin viii
surely fsllnw the uSe Cf Nw EJISlHoF Yorru
| Hundreds df letters from Ihosp vha hny,
setn saved ftom Consumption. lnsanity, o.
Death, .nd res,ored 10 health, Happiness and
Manhnod, c'uld he elrcn, were Il MI far M.
dslicaey ofihe subject.
Price, Si.0o per bottle. SiS hoI,lcs. 81 co.
Sent 10 ANY part of the country, herurrlv
sealed ir'm observation, en receipt "f piice
All letters saeredlJ enna lsuinl. Addmss AL
"rderS ~ HOOPER 4 CO.
'ols r. 0, Boa sisi, r.il.jelpLm. Pa,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-06


"A Buck Beer Festival was held at Maple
Grsvs on Sabbath last.
The Schooner Fleet Wind. consigned TO
Mr.. @. BsAoH, is tskiog On a cargo Of slaves
at the dock.
"A letter addressed TO A. J. DAnLHnMER'
West Cleveland, o., is held for postage at the
PostofIlce.
.-Schsol officers who desire to get copies OF
the School Law, can obtain them on application
to Auditor NEwToN.
Tho ladies Of the NJ. E. Church will give a
Strawberry Festival sometime next week-prob-
ably on Thursday evening. Due notice will be
given.
The barge Jennie from Saginaw, is now
engaged in dischsrRipg a carRe Of 100000
feet Of pine lumber for Messrs. PEcK, HANlL-
TON 4 Co.
The Mayor Of Lima has issued strin-
gent order closing the saloeus on the Sabbath,
and Dayton has commenced a determined war
upon the gamblers.
Our County Commissioners have got
two road scrapers made which they are EN-
pioying to good purpose on the Hull Prairie'
NeCutchsnvills and Plank roads.
An exchange says. IA German friend
whose wife takes in washing for their saslen-
ance claims that he eArns his living by the
sweat Of his Vrow."
We object IL Brick PoNERor representing,
by illustration, the Goddess of Liberty ever a
wash tub washing out dirty lnnen at the Vien-
na Exposition. Our American women don't 60
abroad to expose their calling in that way.
The Ohio Constitutional Convention stands
professionally, "a lawyers, Is farmers, ductors
merchants, ) printers, 3 BANKERS, ? clergy
men, l cooper, manufacturer, l civil engineer
and real estate agent.
"A letter addressed 10 DANIEL HARNAN, Pal
myra, is held atthe Post Officefor better address
Inasuuch as there is no less than thirteen Pal
myra's 10 the United States, the name of tbs
State is quite a necessary adjunct.
If all our cid1ens would dress up theft
premises as neatly and tastily as Mr.. j. q
KNOLL and several others have done tleirs, nnr
wn would present an appearance that would
invite all strangers whU may stop here to larry
with Us.
We are requested to say that should any "i
our citizens know or learn Of any locality IL
matter within the corporation, offensive to sense
sr deIeterous tn health, the Board vi Health
would be glad to have the fact reported to any
or either of the members of the Board.
Master ARTuuR WEsTcorT, son Of Mr. S
D. wgsToorT, while engaged In a scufIl, with
other boys last evening, broke his arn be
,ween the shoulder and elbow. DR.. PERRY
was called ia aud set the fractured lWb, and
the patient is doing welt.
During the FIRE Monday, CALLIE SnEPLAR
broke bottle of sulphuric acid in his pocket,
while in the ACT Of charging one ef the Bah
cnck Fire Exiingushers, which destroyed his
clothing aad burned the flesh severely with
which it came in contact.
1T is useless for physicians to argue against
short-slesved dresses. The Constitution of the
United States says that "the right to bear
arms" shall not be iuterrered with. II also gives
the privilege to "worship according to the die
tltes Of eur own conscience" Whats 10 hin
der 2"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-06
A YEAR AGO.
70 MISS
By GRACE MELBOURNE.

A year ago. can not forget,
For hpmOry's tendrils are clinging Jet
Aruuud the object Il loyed 50 we'll
Around the idol that rudely fell.
A year ago and the sky was bright,
Not a cloud or shadow was then la sight !
And the bitterest tears l have ever shed
Have been In the year that at last Is dead
'Tis a vanished year, and the white snow
On its pulseless breast and sightless eyes,
IL has passed away, but still eau see
All that IL promised to bring 10 me.
Alas its promises false have been,
And why shsuld live It over again 2
Why should ! mourn, with nameless woe
Over the loss Of year ago
II will be year In few short hours,
Since life lost from Il, Its brightest flowers
'ris strange how much the heart can bear,
Aud mask II all from the cold worlds stare
'Tis strange how the tendrils Of love will
cling
Round what we knoio 10 n worthless thing
Aud when rudsly severed. the pain we feel
on opsns the wound we fain would heal.
A year ago cannot Target,
For Aemory'a tendrils are clinging yet
Around the object it loved 50 we'll;
Around the idol that rudely fell.
TONroGASY, Juae, 1873.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-06

Fire.-Near IL o'clock on Monday ths sclSol
bell sounded the a'aem Of fire. The canss oi
ing sf wo.dshed. the property "f Mr. F. FAIR
BANKS. The shed was situated close to the
dwelling house, and only for timely aud prompt
arrival Of our Fire Department the latter wsuld
have bssn consumed. The "fire fend" met iiI
old snsmies, but somewhat batter EARNED" with
the proper implements Of their ofHce." The
"Aodocs" did good execution with tbs scan iy
supply Of water from the neiGhboring wells, and
the wisdom uf the purchase of tho Hook and
Ladder apparatus WAS then and there discsv-
cred.
We understand that tho Council are coneid-
ering proposition to dispose Of the engine and
purchase a light steamer instead.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-06
ONLY FIVE DOLLARS.

With the New Patent Button IIelc ROrka.
Most Simple ana Compact in Construction.
Most Durable and Economical in Use.
A Model Of Combined Strength and Beauty
Complete in all Its parts, uses the Straight Eye
Pointed Needle, Self Threading, direct upright
Positive Motion, New Tsnsiin. Self Feed and
Cloth Guider. Operates by Wheel and ON
Table. Light Running Saaalh and noiseless
like all gOnd high priced machines. Has patent
check To prevent the wheel heing turned the
wrong wLy. Uses the thread direct from the
spool. Makes the Elastic I,ock Slich (hnest
and strongest stitch known y Gru, durable, clnse
and rapid. We do all kinds nf work, fine and
coarse. from Cambre to heavy Cloth OF Leather,
and uses all descriptions Of thread.
The best mechanical taleut in America aud
Europe, has been devoted N imprnving aud sim
pliHng 0ur Machines, combining oHy that
which Is practicable, aad dispensing with all
complicated surroundings generally fOund in
other machines.
Special terms and eAtra inducements In mair
and female agents, store keepers. &c Whn " III
establish agencies through the country aud keen
our new machines on exhibition aud sale
Cointy rights given tN smart agents free
Agents complete outfits furnished withsnt any
extra charge. Samples at sewing, descriptive
circulars containing terms, testimonials, Gu.
cravings. &C., sent free.
Address
BROOKS SEWING MACHINE CO.,
1929 Breadway,
NEW YORK.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-06

A Liberal Offer. - Encouraged by the
additions alredy made to our subscription list
we make more liberal sffer to thsse getting up
clubs. To every person sending us Ave cash
subscribers, at SIS each, We will We copy
of"The Great Industries Of the United States.
a valuable bnok Of 1900 pages, and over 500
illustrations. This is book that no library
should be without. Specimen can be seen al
this Office
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-06
Something New and Beautiful
Up w ith the Time S

TNHE undersigned is now prepared to take the
L aew aud beautiful ItembI ant picture, also
the Imitation Porcelain, which is 30 Rear like
the genuine article that the difference is scarcely
noticed. aud which can be furnished Ut about
nne- half the cost. She is also prepared to take
FerrOtypes from Five TO Twenty-Five cents,
according to size aud kind wanted. Photograph
of the best quality, Of all sizes and kinds, from
4 size or largest, dowA to the smallest mbrO-
types also copying other pietnres aud enlsrg-
ing them, II desired, ali eEeeuted with prompt
ness and below Toledo prices.
Will finish up Pictures Ia India Ink. OF paint
10 water eolors in the Nest approved styles; win
furnish Frames aud Cases Of all kinds that ma v
be required. Pleaae cAi1 asd see for yourselves.
Ia viii cost you nothing II goa eanAOt be suited
B. No pictures taken oo Sunday.
Mrs. THORNTON,
Pisth Strest, near Union School House, Perrys-
burg o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-06
ORITIARY.


DARLIEG-At Lake Ridge, Michigan, MAY
l2th, 1873, Hon. HENRY DARLING, aged 6S
years.
Tbs deceased was the only brother Of Mrs.
James W. Ross. Hs came to ibis place from
Connecticut in 1894, and was one Of the editors
Of the frst paper published in the Maumee VAL
ley, called the Mann. of Lake Erie. He after
wards studied law also prepared himself for
the ministry, but his health failing be msVed in
1881 to his farm at Lake Ridge, Mich. There
he held several township offices, aud was elect
ed to the State Legislature in 1858. He was a
sincere, devoted Christian and was very liberal
in the distribution of the means which were at
his disposal. IIo contributed largely to the
erection of the u. 4. Church in this place and
also IN one in the place where he last resided.
Although his last days were spent in terrible
suffering his faith was undiminished. His
great desre was to be "at res, with his Savior !.
81 am almost h me" were his last words. He
was highly respected in the community for his
upright, conscientious and Christian character
and the large eoncourse that assembled to pay
their last tribute testified to the high estimation
In which he was held by all who knew him.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-06

PerrySburg Accom- m odation. - The
patronage of tbs Perrysburg Accommodates
on the Dayton Michigan road, is steadily in.
creasing, and the sompany find it necessary to
provide additional facilities for the cnnvenienee
Of their patrons. For this purpose, a commodi-
Gus and pleasant waiting room has been fitted
up in the corner Of the depot near the company's
offices, with fight Of stairs leading to il frem
the foot bridge c1unecting with the building oc-
cupied for otIics purposes with Ottawa street.
Recently fine engine has taken the place Of
"ponv" which hitherto made the trips. aud good
time is ca 81 $ m,ds But one car is now drawn
but since it Is frequently inadequate to meet ths
demands upon it, another one may bs added ore
long. This train stops whenever a passenger
desire; to get UF, thus afarding all the adVan.
tagcs Of a street car in that respect. Tho m4n
having charge Of this train are attentive 10 their
duties aui polite and oblisinG to passengers.--
Toledo Democrat.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-06

Decoration Day We learn from our ex-
changes that Decoration Day was very gensr-
ally observed throughout the country. The an
ly demonstration made here was made By our
young Cattts, WIN secured martial band and
marched to TIE Cemetsry. accompanied 10y a
delegation Of schsol children, where they went
through the ceremony Of strewing flowers on
the soldiers graves.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-06
EMIGRATION TURNING

Cheap Farms In Southwest Missouri.
The Atlantic 4 Pacific Railroad Company
offers 1900 900 acres Of land in Central and
Southwest Missouri, at frSm 50 to $l2 per acre
irau st. Louis 70 all purchasers. Climate, soil
climber. mineral wealth, schools, churches and
law abiding seciety invite emisrantS from al
points to this land Of frnits aud flowers. For
particulars address A. Tuck, Land Commits
sisner, St. Louis, No. 50EE