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Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-10

Woodworth Mott running back
on half way to Requena street,
With an equal width of IL feet...... 4,50O IA so
thereby certify the foregoing to be full,
true and correct assessment list in the matter
OF Commercial street. in said city of Los An
geles, and that each and all of said assess
ments are made and payable In gold coin of
the United States.
WM. MOORE,
City Surveyor.
This Resolution shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publica-
tion.
hereby certify that the foregoing resolu-
ton was adopted by the Common Council In
special stsslon of Sept. 8, 1874.
NJ. KREMER,
Clerk of Common Council of
sepl0-l0d Los Angeles City.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-10
SWEET CIDER.

ORDERS for Pure Sweet Cider left at the
" Store of Messrs. Caswell & Ellis, and at
the Grange Store, filled at short notice.
sep9-2tH
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-10
WAN TEL D.
$40 REWAR ..

STRAYED OR STOLEN.-FROM THE
~ Philadelphia Brewery, on Saturday night
Sept. 5th a Buckskin colored American horse
branded with the GARNER brand. The above
reward will be paid for the delivery of the said
hors at the Philadelphia Brewery.
sep8-lw
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-11

\ PRovIDESrTaL MAS.-This title
now justly belongs tn a physician who
has added TO the list of medicines n
new remedy, which appears to include
all that is most valuable i'll the old
pharmacopG;a, and not to include any
of the drawbacks with which the So
called specifics of the Faculty are
chargeable. The providential man is
Dr.. JOSEPH WALKER, of California,
whose VINEGAR BITrERs have achieved,
in the short space of two years, n de-
gree of popularity never before at
tanned by any advertised preparation
in this country. We have toe much
confidence in the shrewdness of the
American people to suppose that this
sudden and surprising celebrity is the
outgrowth of a delusion. Indeed, We
have reason to know that it is founded
on innumerable and well-authenticated
cures of almost all the bodily ills that
flesh is heir to. Not the least among
the merits of the famous Tonic and
Restorative, is its entire freedom from
alcohol, as well as from all mineral
1t is composed exclusively of
rare vegetable extracts. II
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lndisputable Ey,uenee.

ST. ELMO, Ill, July 8, 1874.
r. Y. PIERCE, N. D., Buffalo, n. VI wish
TO add my testimony to the wonderful cura-
tive properties of your Alt. Ext, or Golden
Medical Discovery. I have taken great in
terest in this medicine since l first used it.
I was badly afflicted with dyspepsia, liver de-
ranged and an almost perfect prostration of
the nervous system. So rapid and complete
did the Discovery effect a perfect cure that it
seemed more like magic and q perfect wonder
to myself, and since that time We have never
been without q bottle of the Discovery and
Purgative Pellets in the house. They are 8
solid. sound family physician in the house,
anC ready at all times to fly to the relief of
sickness-without charge. We have never
had a doctor in the house since we first began
the use of your Pellets and Dicovery. 1 have
recommended the use Of these medicines in
several severe and complicated CAGES arising
from, as l thought, an impure state OF the
blood, and in nc one case have they failed to
more than accomplish all they are claimed to
do. / will only mention one as remarkable
0hough l could give you dozens)-Henry
Roster, furniture dealer Of this place, who
was one Of the most pitiful objects ever seen.
his face swollen out Of shape, scales and
which was completely covered with blotches
and scales. Nothing that he took seemed to
affect it q particle. / finally induced him to
try few bottles OF the Golden Medical Dis
cOvery, with daily use Of the Pellets, assuring
him it would surely cure him. He commenced
its use some six weeks since. taking two
Pellets each night for a week, then one each
night, and theD Discovery as directed. The re-
suit is to-day his skin is perfectly smooth, and
the scaly eruptiOns are gone. He has taken
some seven or eight bottles in all, and con-
siderr himself cured. This Gaze had bafled
the skill Of our best physicians. Messrs.
Dunsford & Co., druggists OF this place. are
selling largely Of your medicines, and the de-
mand steadily increases, and they give perfect
satisfaction in every case. Respectfully,
". H. CHErLIN, Agt. Am. Exp. Co.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-11

ETERY HOUSEHOLD CAN BE SUPPLIED
WITH A BEAUTIFUL ILLrMIyA TING GAS
BY THE KEYSTONE SAFETTGAS MACHINE
1T IS SIMPLE IN CONSTRUCTION. SAFE IN
PEI ZION. AND r TAIN ~ RESILTS.
FOR VILLAGES, CHfRCLES, HTRIL HOMES.
INSTITUTIONS. Err, THE KEYSTONE iP-
PAEATCS AFf ORBS ~ MOST PERFECT
MEANS or HLEIISa Ton YET DIScOy-
EREG. PAMPHLETS v FILE INFORNa-
TION on iPPLTcI TON. KEYSTONE SAFE
TY Gas MACHINE co; j. II TILSON, PRES,
c. H. BAKER, SEC: II SAMSON ST, PHILA-
DELPHIA: no LTEER TT y T NFW YORK
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The Prettiest woman ,n new York. Mist

The Prettiest Woman ln New York. Miss
XIV we'll known in our fashionable society for
her distinSue appearance and beautiful complex
ion, was once . ssilow, rough-skinned girl, cha
grined at her red, freckled face. She pitched into
Hagan's Magnolia Balm, and is nov ~ pretty in
complexion a. she 10 charming in manners. This
article overcomes freekles, tan, sallOwness, meth
patches, ring-msrks, etc, and makes one look ten
years younger than they are. Magnolia Balm for
. transparent conf lexion and Lyons Ksthsiron
to make the hair plentiful, luxuriant, soft and del
icate. have no walls. The Ks,hsiron prevents the
hair from turning gray, ersdicAtes osndrun, and
Is the best and cheapest dressing in the world.
Damned by Faint Praise.-Jss. Beekman,
clergyman Of New York, Was recently badly kicked
BY . horse, and was speedily cured by using the
celebrated Mexican Mustang Liniment. when the
proprietor asked him for . certificate, he replied
that he considered IL . remarkable article, bat
it wouldn't answer for him to indorse . remedy in
print" Here's consistency. But We didn't kick
him, ~ the horse did. The world knows that for
Rheumatism, Bruises, swellings, SPAWN, Scratch
es, Inflammation ameness, or any flesh, bone or
muscle ailment upon man or animal, there 10 moth
ing like the Mustang Lininent. 1t costs but 50 cts.
and Sl.oo per bottle, and should be in every fan.
LYME. u e. q v ". %:s.s sR INC c s:sssiip','s LABEL 'a'
Tonic and Reeuperant Plantation Bit
ters.-The constantly Increasing patronage which
it receives has, It 10 true, excited the petty envy
OF certain splenetic advertisers Of pinchbeck PAN
aceas, Who hope TO make . market for their own
stasnant. watery wares BY deeryine all spirituous
medicinal preparations. But the public can ston-
ach neither their arguments nor their potations,
and consequently reject these very weak tmita.
tions OF the enemy ~ entirely too thin!
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM:
Most approved. reliable and wel!-krown remedy
for Coughs, Colds and Get the genuine.
Price ST; small Soc. CUTLER BR0s.& Co, Boston.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-11
The 'rfibane'S Platform.

TnE CHICAGO 1GiNrNF~ I.~itiDI on a.. l-a..r.
MEASURES r"w h-.;.r'- Tie 's'!i.try iI.ly i- cui,.,I.-.G
into the following 'IuL' at u,n>:
~ t.ri-ultur'- = ih- lE>~"i National w~r..-li. What
ever i-,ii,N h' Trflf> that great Inferred I'u.fIut-~ H."
Ir.>iyr.fs 81 Ia" wltp.- country. Il- ''>t a. 'rai.~-
I-,r.ai..,iI I'll Western ;,rm products q. i"r-!.It u,i!.
t-i- C'n-CIn'> hall -. -'lllHS yilH". ant. ;ir f.-t. 'ts-
iIr- !"N.C,i ip >~r'".Ils" special ;Ht-u'-:- Huullr- Ia"
retail lTt', -! M, Gf-s.~ rrrrgS'-l IT, 'Nri-3!.,. iar -l-
Ct,,i--fltU~ h,r"y.lE. rHr. ..tft!"!iL- tn, .ATuI,. Uu...
lr ~;.--"T- fran S'I%L'~- N: Per ig" - boo -Et al Ia.
load. ii'H'c i.c Ch.~i 'I',>- ~ ":il'i iIit.,- aIuUa-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-11

On account of the popularity Of the
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines,
parties have largely been engaged in pur-
chasing old and second hand machines
of that make, and imposed upon the pub
lie by selling them as new machines. The
Wheeler & Wilson Company begs to ad-
viseth buy
their secondhand machines can be sup
piled by that Company direct, on better
terms than others can afford them, and be
assured of whatthey are buying. Address
WHEELER & WILSON MFG CO.,
625 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-11

If you want to look well and feel
nicely around the neck. wear the Improved
Warwick Collar. 1t is the latest style in
width. and all the edges being folded. the
corners do not turn up. /: looks better than
any other collar. whether linen or paper.
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Pianos AMI Organs.

Fin. Few rosewood pianos for 800.
Fine walnut Organs. FIX stops. Si2J
Good secondhand pianos. $50 to :a0j.
Reeds Ierp,e VI Muse. Chicago.
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"A GYPSY " THE WOODS"

Gypsies first appeared in England
near the end Of the fifteenth century,
roaming about in bands, and encamp-
ing by roadsides and in lonely places.
The women told fortunes, as they do
now; and as they are now, the men were
thinkers, basket-makers ana braziers.
Soon il was observed that the presence
OF a gypsy tribe caused a murrain
among pigs; the poultry-yards We're
thinned, horses disappeared, and after
the fo~rtule-teller had lett the house
small articles Of value were apt to be
missed. 1t was suspected, too, in the
time of Elizabeth, that they harbored
Roman Catholic priests, and for some
years a great and terrible persecution
was carried on against them. The per-
secution has long ceased, but the man
ners of the people have not changed ;
they roam still from place to place, they
live in tents, they speak their own
tongue, they obey no laws, the women
still tell fortunes, the men still make
baskets. They are harmless and gentle
enough as a rule; they do not inter
marry with the outer world, and they
scorn - be- COMPOUNDED with vagabonds
and hawkers, whose evil doings have
been but too often set down to their ac-
count.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-11

THE lEIT: ~ MI! a'INU~-,I- tn adoption 81 >r-!
ui.li>ur"> u VII r,'Airg Transportation li-t '-'.agt
- iaN'> un e'H-i-. IH' l!.i.i"-I iIr.ii which ull. p-,r
VIDE liz Government wi:l. H'r' -a-y I3t.5i- t. carr,
IL uu and maintain II "r",';' >hpu!i! only 10. ~ I--.-t
on i;UIHrt>. aEt! the ItiiuIa! hi.nway> ~lT,ul: t- lI
prove. to U=,a;'- e >;rua=-: competition viii. ;H- rai!
r-Id rl,Iripli'>. Wi.".i Nil cU'Ipc! them 70 lower
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-11

THE police of Philadelphia hear such
words as these: Come, Henry, its
time to build the fire." .'Shan't do it"
"Come, Henry" "Lemme lone" At
the end of another moment the sounds
of a struggle are heard. and a voice
yells: Let go my hair, Mary-Icave 7"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-11

THE Sherman House, Chicago, recog-
MIXING the necessity for r~etrenchment
these close times, has made a material
reduction in its rates. But there has
been no reduction in its merits as a
first. class hotel
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-11

THE NORTHWESTERN HoRsE-NAIh Co.'s
Finished " Nail il tine best in the world.
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40 Rcpud.atiOn.

THE TriBrSE VIII St-rnly combat Reputation OF
pubic obligations IN the iI:iHc 81 watering and d-l.r ing
the currency or 1Ey ":hcr gIi>r it rIIy assume. For
every cellar cat Ui which the public vT,,..iuI> may he
cheated hy any i,Tiu -. currency i:irriri. pr r,pudlI-
:iOH The isUp!r . - >ui.cT TIE lu>> ui = hundred which
VIII result from the d'>'Tu't"n III r-s,l:i that Will :al
.iNr hii.nt 81. STATE AM Municipal ,.uyr; -ii-Bts IS
wei - oh r"rfT'rSi.Uii- H. iH'iIN '.rlt>. Tie national
credit ru.>i 70. maintained Uui- AID tn ulht,i, aud,
IKE ~. Nlrtr, %! Z -. " ..E. alrINr sE.,lrLnn.
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No ,Iorc SuI,.idir. or Eauntirs.

Sur i.i'> anf luunii-> ~ public lanas. m"ney. or
credit IT, cuurL r.lrsIt- rlb.>. run steamship conl-
TIai"-. or iufulsI capita! &, other corporations are
nd-r4ni dlrg-t- 81 TIE p.w"r-u 't"N.rIuI-n'.a uI tend
tp rT,,ii"ir c"rruria"u ~siraSa=ia-c and pcculati"n.
THE IEiEI ~ AL th-T-ipr,- ~ .Ac failure. A. IN the
pas. HIGHT al. ~s;rh >r.rnr> at punHc plumber.
The ."G'Tal character 81 IIE tItsN. oI EiErSEis
'sD We'll established tu nr,rl rrrItiiuiaiIuE IL IL al
WHY I!Hrrirn-rn' ami fearless IA It. 'NIr,>>.pn Of IT'S
vicw-. IN H. news department Il J. -'r,Iih To- not.c in
III" ! h''i states Ihr Wrck!y iI!i;.on contains q
"aT':n.i lT,Trsr5t. suissiiaTy Of itr .raS OI the Iecs.
hr,'';.h: down % ihr hour 81 crir. To- pres.
Literary. fs,lgjuCLl. IIIIC.A al. S.Clil aaf agricultural
f"p'- will constitute. A. Arr-r"i'rr. lrIG. "a: features
Of 10" Weekly Eil'!"E. a'I =" pains NIL L., pared 10
ircrrI>" IL !iiracisyrir-~ ia these j"i,lri ..rut~. Its
iriarE'i Trtust~ ar" Unsurpassed. embracing all the in
i"I n9l'."n whIrh farmers require far the Intelligent
iran-a' iipi. ui hg-Iu,~>. both a >-l.,r~ and llyrrs.
The SEEkLY EEfETNE l. = .s--r .igiif-I.tcr sbcef,
Of ." >amr >Il- - IHT DAILY TEiEUSE. '"Tsi>ting
Of ii;'1 -~.N columns ui r!r>"iy- ITiIic.l n!a;irT. ami. as
4 fan. newspaper. sld ~ IL general n.lkC-U,,. - un-
surIr9>.ci ~ any iEiurr in ia" land.
THE IEiETNE viii be- furnished during the cls-ing
year ~ 20" fullrN Ia. rates. PAYABLE ia advance. ALL
tTb~ri',E BEING fl.EPAID by THE TEIEUSE
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The Recent ELECTIONS.

Tn" recent r~l-ctions, while INJECTING temporary de-
feat IN The Republican party. have done great g.%-i in
sweeping a~ay iarailca! aud side i>>u.< v !ilrlI riulsir.
Passed liz freedom ui action. ani In crushing uIi tlt"-r
ts!riul and rUrruptlfl. Influence, known - :" l;uii,r-
lsHg>. which pni-piicd the rhsnn-i- si the public iii-.
Iuriied. a. ly nrr. "i ih. Evil thing wh.r. iili in
iesicd It's rarii"ni>. ilu, Republican party will -Ii-r
upon The tremendous struggle al ls.. with r-il.wrL
Nigor Tor the iS>-c>>iun "t the Government ans. the
>h1i'lIs Of The policy "i III. Iail";I When II cnIcr>
tIepu the s,sufI ,-snIu-y pf T. .xf~.,t,.
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1875 PROSPECTUS 1875
CHICAGO TRIBUNE
The Leading Newspaper in the West.
Independent! REPUBLICAN.
Daily, Tri- Weekly and Weekly.

THE Chicago TRiHrSE, under IN. guidance If its
former editor. ha> Resumed its old position al the
head al Republican Journals. and Will do battle in the
fufGre Tor the true prinripl.S al free government. and
for n purified and honest administration oI National,
state AMI Municipal Affairs.
While giving Z" the Republican party n cordial and
EARNEST support IN all wis,. m.n>ur,s and io ali ir can
didai"-. IHE IEiBT Ne VIII never br Ia. organ ri any
individual. ilcii"n ur Ism. nor Will II cease to combat
opl,rrs>iy- municipalities or fail q. expose and irInun,-.
al! corrupt >cI-ni-- for p!un'-rir- tn. Treasury ur
tl". people II viii WAGE perpetual VA un lobby
rii-s VIII" prVwl around the halls Of icsi>lai.un ia
.N -u-.L
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Reductions Of state and L.nca,Ta1es.

!i' tlil'st f"F.tsrti"n ~ vi direct -JNc> mu-. he in
si-i-': upon by th- people. Within 4 lew year equity.
tow h>hip ami niuE:'iiI. TAXATION h!> cnYru!uu>ly IN
Creased aud bcrrtii" 1'mn>; % y1nl endurance, through
out III. Western >isi'>. >i"i> MUUsi IN. :afc: O., re-
trench Thee "NirrdIiuTc-. a. well a. ih"Se OF The Ma
ii"iiil GuN--niu'a;. az! CiiuSr down TIr Unsuitable
greed Of ihc l'r.i :IS- eater. before al the surplus
earnings al the Industrious cla>>,, are cuafisca:ed by
tlrg-l. IA N-leygurer.
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The Currency.

Plenty Of currency toy al the lc-ir.ml'c wants Of
the country. With Elasticity ~ To- quantity. ant. STA
hihfy A. t. ra;t'' by runv'riihili'y int" coin. An end
sliuJ!I! De- plt ip tar Cr.liIiJll tuTiUIiiuiS iu the .alue
ul the currency. which lrflr:- In'5iCIiIhi- 10 iury on
industry AID enterprise. II . IB.ros:Ic.> an c!-ilrut Of
t!pdht and uncr!i uuty ln.pa all trin-lriirn>. ard makes
hii-ih'~s little BETTE than gambling. Il; l. a National
cis--arc - veil - evil Tor ii" monetary >,Inia-t. Of
ia-urs tp %: kyp; ia sUCiI validating AID ciIai:elblc
.rusrs.
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APPYRicLIEF.

.1A PPY RELIEF.
Dcn't despair. Read
tn. cream Of medical
literature Thirty
years among the NJ
nictri th"usA..s saseA Irvm an early grave; lest
vitality: nervous Weakness. who may marry; Why
not, lpst memory, impaired health. Thirty lee.
lures delivered atChicaso Medical Institute, price
81 cts Consultation free. Cures guaranteed. Ad.
dress or call on DR.. A. q. OLIN, Isl washiugfoa-st.,
Chicago, ILL., Pleasant home for patisn-S. All cor.
respondence confidential
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Pcrils Of the Future.

III" Democratic leaders. mi>!ui-rprri!n. ~" real
rsIi-c> 81 their triumph. are l'r'TiltIsiiI: liz F--u!t q
"ftIrtiri:" 81 Ia" popular inilri against the .,r!lrIj..->
oi The fsrtIblican party. and al Endorsement ui tie
IGndianncniil u1strinr~ 81 i... ibiil'rrii.. irl.iN.
which meals estate Sovereignty" ami all 'h,r ~
preston iir!uI'>. When that party ui'iIiI> I->>r->iul
of the t,oyrrniu.n'. under ti" resumed .'li.' i>h.;, cot
their SDuth"rn ri.tf VIM. >i'i- vii -I--Iy t~ az,n
In Congress tp 2, fund tir r'.:r,,i War iaN irtul ia-
fp Sis.st.sN or its... y bail "a! t~ IsI~~"t. =. .uu.-
priI-aic the ID. m'crItlr rr''r!> Ter l.--s l;nl nIr.le,-
Sustained by rht-in Will" rr-i--Iu. the I NOR itini,-
and ui,hDliin. Ia. "~"NrT.isu stat" rf-if. si -.rs-
sion. And !i-tly All come !, demand !'r -.- .siI,. al
In. .iuanriIai.d stIN">. Win. un'i.. :! - In~.-!H. Il
State Sovereignty. arr a'l-.'s! Iu ity. i.-u EI-t.:i>;.-
tuil,,Iillly liberated. Th"sr rlaiis- vii uIurr iiLlit
double liz, NsiI1Iil Debt. In IT.. urI:gjiiI-. wl4l
will t-,.lIi,. 81 ti- right AMI ir',t.uig 'I the ',stuI'-l
race thus placed under the alb ..ut- r'.nir,,l ui rlr.r
pi :iga.i.r>y .tgliIi-1 i..-' I--rIi> q, She iu'frr ;p.lrt
an'I welfare 81 ih. rUUlrry aii irac i:rf.Ipi .'ITl> ,,I-i
f,r,-..f a -uliI frpI.f-
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CATARRn.

!-.fh with ASTHMA -Ky-fim-u'.i b. o,tn-
,-.uiiins r-of- and LeIt- aniinlaa.in- the med.
irin-. I fortunately discovered . wonderful
r-m.-iy and rgI cure for Asthma and Caiauh.
Warranted 10 r-ii-v- s-,-f--t rsfcsy-m In
-'snii,. >" the Patient ran lie down ." ret AMI
-l--p c"mi"riIiiy. Druggists arr supplied with
-sinIi- I-scks=-- fer rELE ii-frihuti.t. sO.i ny
druE.i-fsI Package by mail 81 g.
-. l.ANGElL, Apple Crrek. Ohio.
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Fruits : Vegetables

OF the Choicest Kinds Within Reach Of All.
Ease of % cans assorted Table Fruits. $50
Case of q cans assorted Vegetables, Ss..
The country has been flooded with inferior
goods. Purchasers will find our assortment tie
best and cheapes sent on recein ut o. price.
F. A. - X yer ST.. Chicago.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE ~; ::: ;;; ; $:;: Il, y; g! 4 !:
those who are married or contemplate marriage.
Price 90 cts. by mail. Address DIR. Butts D.spen.
nry. ]: North Eighth Stree. st. Louis. Mo.
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"6SECTlOMANCY, or soul Charming"
hrS ut; r. > = may fc~ ina'- AL Esu a. bow" smt
affection 81 ans - - u tary 't.---- ta-tAItiy- III art al an
p-----. :=s-. by alIil. - c"ni-. i"-sfa.T Gt:h NE-It. t.-ir~,
Egyptian O.ar.~. Dreams. HinT.ta l. 'a -,:r- i!-=.r"-if \
QEs~r t--k. AIIf.s- !. WILLIAMS &,o, Tub'-, rlil.l lL.,.
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CINCINNATI WEEKLY STAR

THE weekly SUN. e lasss; s,sh s:pss. IL, IN;
fearless newspaper f Sc broad columns, especial
Iy designed for the farmer, the mechanic, the mer-
chant and she professional man, and their wives
and children. We aim TO make the Weekly sun
the best family newspaper ia the world. II 10 full
Of entertaining and instructive reading Of every
sort, but prints nothing to offend the most scrupu-
lous and delicate taste. Price Sl.&O per year,
postage prepaid. The cheapest paper published.
Try IL. Address THE SUN, New York City.
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THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

cLARK-WERT.-ar March el 1874. at the NJ. f. Parse
parc, m New Hope, by Rev. L. b. Brown Mr. johnson
Clark Of solebufy, Pa. to Miss Ella c. wers of New
Hope, Pa 81 ay s95y M fftiIl f.l.44lsf5
PAINTER-s,ND the Rev. G. s Mott, March
10, John Fainter to Lizzie Anderson both of Flcm-
HARDEN-WY the sam. Mach 9Th. John
= Harden to Anna ". WyckoE both of Pennington,
MI. 1NA fflf5Asffr IL x93 ll,4F fiEs77f ~
ELGARD-sHEETS.-B the Rev. G. H. winans, Feb
Tiary 2lst Charles Eigard to Maggie G. Sheets both of
Reaairigton. W. M f9Ss E4aa stf
VAN SUPPLEMENTARY Rev. G. Ii. winans,
March 9th, &. w. vanhorae, to Mary J. Alexander
b'tii OF Pennington. ~ iazH fas3j tstFfa ~
S1IIrH-ItyDEr-Germa Valley, Feb. rs by Rev A.
Hitler Joseph I. Smitkto Eta H. eldest daughter Of
Nelson and tatharine f. Hyde, all OF German Valley
oHNssN7swiGK----I Milford. Feb. 2sth, by the Rev
Isaac NJ. Patterson, Jacob Johnson to Elizabeth Ann
Swick, both OF Alexandria township.s "a 81 rs
THARP--WRIGllT.-At the residence of the bride
Feb 18th by the Rev. n. s. Aer, Jonas T. Sharp 10
Elizabeth wright, all of the lIickory..io W - s
REEl--fiAsIRLii.7-AtN New Brunswick on the 25th ut
at tine residence nf the brides parents by Rev Cauker
Wni Reed OF White House Station, to Susie A. Gam.
LARAS0N-STE 2s, BY the Rev. G. IT
Assay, Andrew Iarason to Annis Sieye nson both Of
Mount Airy, n. j.
BARBER-GRAY.-fn Trenton February IL. by Rev. A.
y. STANLEY A. w. Burber. Of iLumberviIle and Ellen
Gray, Of Pennington, formerly of Pennington.
ALLER-yORKS.-In Quakertown Dee l. 1873 BY Hen.
~ s. Trimmer, Esl.. l. Smith Allen of Kingwood to
Mary f. lorks, of Stanton
PO1TS-RU PLE.-By the sano, in AIexariria, Feb 2
Edward :. POTTS. Of Someryille, to Mary T. I.uplc o.
Alexandria township.
STOUT-JONES-Feb is. by David Pittengcr Esq.
John j. Stout to Caroline Jones, both Of Kingwood i
Rev 3 Sproul Eenry q. T. Sigafoos to Cornela A. Go
down. all of kingwood. {8 - hHs sal 3f4