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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-06-05


of Marion county, Indiana. for the twenty-four hou
ending at o'clock p. NJ, June 4, 1884 as fu
nished by Elliott a. Butler abstractels of titles roo
No, 3 4Etna Building:
Mary J. Holt ard husband to Emma B.
Matthew'S lots and 8 in Henry G. and
/ William r. Kettenbaeh and George A.
Taffee's subdivision of lot 81 in T.. T.
Fletchers second Brooksde suburb ad-
dition to indianapolis. Observation-Disclosures. 500. G
The Indiana National Bank, of Iudanap-
oils to William c. FuFgason and wife
to indianapolis .......-.,..-.-... 1000 c
Henry Day, guardian, to Tarlton Bennett,
township IS north, range 2 east...:..' AS
Nicholas McCarty ct al to Tarlton Ben.
nett part of the west half of section 10,
township 3 north. range east.-.---. GALE
AquillR @. Jones and wife 90 Charles 81.
Raschg, lots lit and l1S in William
II. Merrison's third addition 20 Indian
aDolis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4,OOOO
John O. s. Harrison receiver, to John H.
VajeA, part of lot l. in square 90, in
indianapolis ---.--.----5- .---.---- 1907
August Hafner aud wife to John Bern
hart part of lot . in Ferry IL Robinson's
subdivision of outlot ID, in the cit- of
lndlanapohs --.--..--- l,3oot
Frank J. Gutzwiller to Louisa Gutzwiiler,
part of outlot 1902 in the city of Indian
John IMP P. Wonder to Eiizaboth liauschild ~
part of lot 80 in the subdivision Of out
lots Sd, 90, 96, %, 9S and the south
half of 81, in Indianapolis ............ $50
Rufus Campbell and wife to Samuel
Campbell. lots / and in Walter w,
Angds's revised subdivisioa of lot "a in
sd,Iition to Indiananoiis ,.....:...,,' 10000
Dewitt G. Everley and wife to William
Wood Nv ',.' loooS
John b. Kanlpf to Bridget Cruise, lot 81
lot 10 IN Indianapolis 1000
Conveyances, IL; confederation j.. .sI5, $50. 7
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TRADE AND COMMERCE..
The Sugar and Coffee Markets Demoralized,
and Dull Flour Market.

INDIANAPOLIS. June H.
In the local market there is no new feature
calling for special comment. The produce mar
ketis moderately active, with a tendency to low
er prices in most articles. Green stuff and
strawl erries are plenty, prices ruling lower
A good deal of interest now centers in the sugar
and coffee markets. All the European markets
are glutted with sugar, and in London the raw
article sold during the early part of last month
at one penny pound-a price never before re
corded there. Overproduction is the cause of
this low fgure-too much sugar In the whole
civilized world says writer in the Boston Com
mercial Bulletin, there is too much of every
thing at present except honesty, and the crop
of that shows no sign of abnormal growth New
Orleans molasses is steady at unchanged prices
Syrups quiet. Spices duh. Rice is active and
firm. Tea exhibits an undertone of weakness,
but holders feel confident of better prices in the
near future. The dealers say the grocery bust
ness is anything but satisfactory. The market
for Rio coffee is dull since buyers take only i'm
mediate wants. But sthey are thus Obliged to
come oftener and hence, under a very fair Job
= bling trade the distribution figures up good
showing at the end of the week or month. Good
roasting coffeees sell very readily. The -four
trade continues in the same unsatisfactory state
and the purchases are confined to small lots to
keep up assortments. If buyers are Indifferent
about supplies, they cannot be more SO than
holders, whose stocks have become considerably
reduced. and Western mers decline to make
the least concession. as they are confident that
MI the better brands win be wanted before flour
from new wheat is available.
GRAIN.
Tameness stil broods oyer the local market
The Board of Trade Price Current saws of wheat:
No improvement in local circles; still continues
duh and weak with downward tendency Re
ceipts are more liberal, yet offerings are scarce
local milling demand about absorbs all gradable
stock Futures in no favor At noon close New
York was l-2c off, Baltimore 34c lower, and
Chicago was 5-Sc below yesterdays prices We
quote:
No. Mediterranean -..................-....$1.0 3
No, red 97 q
REJECTED -----..-.....------. 80
J1sy...... Observation-Disclosures. 81
Corn-No. White, owing to scarcity, is still
unchanged but other grades are lower and in
only fair demand. Sellers few ard off grades
abundant. Futures not wanted. At noon close
New York was steady, Baltimore lie to 1c OH
and Chicago showed a steady market We
quote
40 white Observation-Disclosures. ................. 60
Yellow. %
High mixed .......--........ 30
liked. o.
No 3 .....-.----..-...- so
elected ------- 10
! nmcrchantable -...-.-.-..-...-- II
Oats-Dull and declining light demand and
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LIVE STOCK
indianapolis Market.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 4.
CATTLE-Receipts, 200 shipments, 200. But few
prime shippers here market steady all except COM
mon grades which dull and selling somewhat
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Vsndalia Line
Depart-NIail Train. 71 avn
Day Express daily, p, h.--...--.- i Los an
Terre Haute Accommodation. So. 100 pm
Pacific Express, daily s--......-. 10: - pun
Arrive New York Express, daily. .-.-..-.- $50 aa
indianapolis Mail ana Acconamoda-
tion-......-...... 1000 AN
Cincinnati and Louisville Fast
Line. Observation-Disclosures. $50 pm
New York Express, daily h......-- $40 YIN
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Cincinnati, Wabash & Michigan Railway


Over the Bee,ine)
Depart-Trdianapos and Grand Rapids Elk,
press ..'------ ZIP am
Arrive-Cincinnati and indianapolis Elk
press. Observation-Disclosures. 214p pm
indianapolis and st. Louis Exp.- -1054 pm
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Indianapolis & ST. Louis.
pepart-Dav Express daily, c c.. 7.Io am
Paris Express Northumberland. S:50pm
Boston and St Louis Express, p. GLE pun
New York and St. Louis Express
daily s. and c. Co.. l0:55pm
Arrive New York and Boston Express,
daily. C c. ..........-....... 3:55 an
Local Passenger p.....-..-....--. $50 am
Indianapolis Express. -...-.....--. ::l5pm
Day Express, c. c.. daily .....-.-.. 6:35 pm
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-06-05

instruments filed for record in the Recorders office
of Marion county, Indiana. for the tentyfour hours
ending at o'clock p NJ, June 4, 1884, as fur
nshed by Elliott Butler abstracteIs of titles room
No. 3 Etna Building
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Corn--No , White, owing to scarcity, is still
unchanged, but other grades are lower and in
only fair demand. Sellers few, ard off grades
abundant Futures not wanted. At noon close
New York was steady, Baltimore lie to lc Of
and Chicago showed steady market. We
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Cincinnati Hamilton g. indianapolis.
Depart-Cincnnati, Dayton s. Toldeo 400 sm
Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo and
New York ....................10 1850 am
Connersville Accommodation. 4:3epm
Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo and
New York Express. 6:40pm
Arrive Connersville Accommodation. $50 am
Cincinnati Peoria and st. Louis. 80
Cincinnati Accommodation .....-., 5:00pm
Cincinnati Peoria and st. Louis. 1O:40 pm
Indianapolis vincennes.
Depart-aTal and Cairo Express. 7:20 am
Vincennes Accommodation 400pm
Arrive--V incennes Accommodation. 1915 am
Mail and Cairo Express --..-..--.. 63o pm
Louisville, New Albany Chicago.
Michigan and Grand Rapids Iine.l
Depart-AIichigan and Grand Rapids Ex- l1:40 am
Michigan and Grand Rapids Ex..-. 300 pm
Arrive-Michigan and Grand Rapids Ex-- 1855 am
Michigan and Grand Rapids Ex-- Has pm
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MILWAUKEE. June 4.-Flour dull and un
changed. Wheat steady; No. milwaukee,, SS44e
June SSl4c; August. 92l4c. Corn nomnally un
changed; No. 2, 55a 56e. Oats quiet; No 2, 81 l4e
Rye quiet and unchanged. Barley quiet; No 2spring
mess pork, $3.50 cash and July; $40 20 August
Lard-Prime steam Sc cash and June, S.15e July
Receipts-Flour, s, 600 orls: wheat. 81 600 bu bar
ley. B 800 bu. Shipments-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat
16. 600 bu; barlev. 4 900 bu.
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NEW ORLEANS June Corn in moderate de-
mand mixed, 690 Zoe; white. T5077c. Oat-Choiee.
Al @45c. Provisions-Pork steady at $I7.25 Lard
fierce refined $780, key, Sc. Others unchanged.
KANSAS CITY June 1.-The Commercial Indi-
Gator reports: Wheat lower; Sic cash, soc June
Use July. Corn steady 44l4c cash. 45c July 1855
August. Oats duh and nominal 29c bid cash.
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IFEHIzED EXPENSES ~ HDTEKeE.

By be and By the 1s EeekS
pupils al eass Of the University, In
w and Medielne-per az Heeksl SO.
Tuition study 81 studies 81 three SO
Guiding light student IN TIE The
own mirroFS, linens and bed r
family furnished complete with fuel and
lights student In the s.
IS Dining
rparstiou weeks paid advance s
week. IN advance, $500
Price depends the student
Tnslru Music Pa hour eaeh-sl2O0
ofinstrument, tive hour day term, 500
Text books viii be rented at 10 cent OF price, term
All bills payable in advance II wish 70 continue aieu
completing weeks he
continue 81 the regular Iate
hHudent bill viii be
the unused tuition and boarding, which viii be good
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-11-13
FHE UNIVERSITY BUILDING.

It contains the following rooms l
Dining, Laundry, China, l Kitch-
en-, Furnace, I Meal, Commercial,
/ Bank, Apparatus, Z Recitation, 2
ONCE, ParlOr, 2 Library, 2 Book, 80
Living, ! Chapel, 3 Music, Cloak
in ali 81 rooms, besides numerous
Halls, Verandss, &c.
II Is heated with steam, and Is am
pie for 600 students.
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Road Notice.
49, - y = ~
FATE OF KANSAS, J
SALINE COUNTY,
oFFIrR oF cnuNTY cLERK.

OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,
SALIVA, OCT. f5th, 1ss4.
EIOdCR rs HEREBY GIVEN, TnAT ON
~ he lSih day Of October, lsst, petition
algned b. 8 J, Crisz and IS otkers, Vas presented
. ne Board q County Commissioners Of the
Cozuiy and state aforeelit praying sor the laying
azd opening q certain rad described as folloEs
VIA;
COMMENCING q Tie sauthWest corner Of sec
tea elsgeu uil Township fourteen "a south a
kenTo three 90 Wesi q TIE 9Th p n IN Saline
scuntF, Aanzza. Thence extending SGuth On tie
eeetlel sins between sections "A and Is % sald
4ow11hlr % ake southwest eCrner Of said eectioH
s1sft1Enl t)1nd thelce South frdn said s w cor
nzr q Nd secii0n Il along TIE section llne b.
tween sections = and g 10 Tie North vest corner
oin1ctio1 s. IN H1if Township IA Wesi ca r 81.
Wifsh q sid rad forty (tol feet o. 90 much 81
sd roed e. yeur honorahls bocy shah deem tx
pedien3.
WMEREuPON, sid Berd q Coauty Commis-
EsBess appointed the Believing named peFl1nI
to-Eit;
8.P. HuFhes, Robt bishop ana J. p. WeIlinTton
- V1sSs-r- V-iff irrfTVirfions Il mel n o.
ianr2ien viii he County Surveyor, at ahe be-
rinnlnr e SD rad On Smoky Hin t0Wnshlpon
fhurasay, ths sch day q November A. ID. 80
ed pFae6ea 70 Visa aid road. and give io sll
parties hearing.
- orssr q re Bosrd q Ceunty Commissioners,
JOSEPH eARGEyT,
cOuuiy CLERK.
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Road Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS, J
SALINE COUNTY.
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,
EarHWn nrW H9fh 1ei

SALIVA, OCI. 18Th, ISL:
NIOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON
IN the 18Th day Of October, 1891, petition
signed BY T. Laubengayer and thiFty-hve others,
was presented 10 the Board Of County Commits.
aioneTa OF the County and State Aforesaid praying
Tor the viewing and opening Of certain road de-
ncribed 81 follows, viz:
BEGINNING a. the point Of intersection OF the
county road running East from Mentor and sec
ton line running between sections II and IS
ToHn IS Range West. TheEce 20 run North
along said section line 10 where Il Isl intersected
~ the smoky Hin river, thence, 10 follow East
hank Of SAID river 20 where q again intersects
SD section line theRce EoTthWard along said
sectiOn line 20 point where e Is again intersect-
ed b. the Smoky Hin river thence 70 follow east
ward along bank Of said river 20 q point where a
lnteTsects section line running between sections
esand IL Town Is Range W also from me point
~ and l5t1 intsrsected near the northern tenni-
nus Of said line by the Smoky HIS river % fellow
westward along the bank Of said river, 10 the in
terseetion Of line running between sections
and Is In Town Is Range W.
WHEREUPON, said Board ofOounty Commits
sioneu appointed the following named persons
t5-Wit:
". A. Parker, A. N. Farley and Fred Forcht,
81 NieUers, With instructions 50 meet, "a con-
Junction with the County Surveyor. at the
house o. 7. LaubCnFuyer IN Walnut Township,
CT Friday the 18th day Of November, A d., 1884
and proceed 20 view said road, and give 10 ell
parties hearing.
ByoEdsr Of the Board Of County Commissioners.
JOSEPH SARGENT,
County Clerk.
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90 acres hedge fenca all round, 60 acres broke,
good frame house ilx15 addition i8r2t, Granary
1874, frame barn laxZ5, chicken houss i2zif -,
Gov shed 16x1o, acres Of orchard all kinds Of
fruit and shade trees, good wells, hog pens and
bog pasture 81 mile 70 school house. also leo acres
adjoining with us acres broke balance fenced IN
two pastures, 100 acres o. growing wheat, ~
miles from MeAtor n miles from Salina. Price
si5o0 1850 eash balance on time.
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The Following Partial List of Real


100 acres Of hne bottom land, 40 acres broke and
IN cultivation, so acres IN wheat, acres In orch
ard containing peaches, apples, pears, plums ana
grapes- One story fra=e house 11E32, stable
i6x20, CANARY i6xi6, hedge all round the place,
30 acres Of pasture fenced Win barbed Wir9
ience, IL nile Of creek well tiulbcred, runnin &
wster tie whole year round, timber consists Of
cottonwood, walnut and boEelder, 4 miles from
salina- Price 5000 $1,000 cash balance on time.
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CHLEYDHR F8R 1885.

l. Faltem, y weeks begins Tuesday,
Day September 25 Macauys Day, October
Winter weeks Tuesday,
December TennyEns
Spring Term u weeks begins Tuesday February
Day February p; Longeow Day, February Shakespeares Dav
April p ~ -'''
summer Term Y weeks begins May Popss Day Nay q
Ene0ons Day, May .; saxe's Day. June 3.
Annual commencement, July
Persons desiring take
viii possible, enter AZ the beginning ofthe Fall
he entered time vacation xcep dnpg
August Wlacconmoae who
ge Il will also be special accommodation desire
totake the Commercial Course.
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Castle Rock Ranch.

1850 acres miles from Brookville houses Is
40 and iixzs with addition i2Xi6 stone barn
corral iJ0x2JQ sheds i6x200 2txs0 and 1880 lVo
acres cultivated 800 acres bottom land spring
Creek runs through the ranch living water on
quarters This e one Of the best ranches In Saline
county Price s. 81 per acre 5000 cash balance
on easy terms. 2Os0 sheep with ranch desired
az reasonable prices.
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fs0 acres ali fenced with wire fence, good frame
houss IL story, 6 rooms Kansas stable, Ersnary
lfx20, buggy shed, good wells, 100 fruit tres,
100 grape vines 70 acres broke, s. lacrcs IN wheat
rs acres rye. 7 miles from Salina 2 from Bavaria.
Price $500 5000 cash balance on time.
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DEPHRFHEKFS.

Philosophical, Classical, Scientific.
Academic, Teachers, Commercial, Ell
ocutionary, Musical, Fine Art, Short
Hand, Type-Writing. Telegraphie,
Professional.
These departments are supplied
with well trained teachers.
Diplomas and degrees are granted
to those students deserving them.
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i60 acres II story frame house good cellar els
tern In kitchen Kansas barn good granary and corn
crib isxis tool she'd Ikea hen house good vel
With Wind mill 40 acres fenced With wire 30 apple
trees years old 2O9 peach trees years old and
other small fruits 70 seres In wheat and 3 acres
in ryeiO miles from sallna price 5000 X cash bal
on lime.
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50 acres Of coed land In lincoln county 65 acres
broke frame house l2x22 story stone stable straw
roof i4xS9 good we'll and hne spring 100 peach trees
years old 100 forest tres prics $500 $500 cash
bal on time.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-11-13

MIMI send six cents for post
HNHT arc, and receive free, cost
m FhII - box Of goods which viz
N HNHA help you 10 more money
- right away than anything
else in the world An, Of either sex, succeed from
fnst hour. The broad road 70 fortune opens b.
fore the workers. absolutely sure. Al once ID
dress, TRUE a Co., Augusta, Maine.
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90 aeresi story frame houss 2 rooms, about 800
trees frame sable i2xi6, corn crib Txl2 p acres
10 wheat, running Wdter on TIE place 5 miles
from salina. Price $3.50 sl2co cash balance on
time.
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so acres all bottom and second bottom . acres IN
cultivation creek Fl living vater running through
the place new frame houss IL story l5K2f good
she'd good vel some fruit and forest trees IS
miles from Salina and miles from Assaria price
5000 $500 cash bal On tine.
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l6O acres frame house rooms i2xis back build
ing i2x26 good cellar cemented good wells splen-
dld young carbohydrates apples and pears .
corn land acres young timber stable 22N2i 3 rln-
airy 2ix2i corn crib hog pasture with sheds miles
rom Sallna $500
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$50 acres = broke 50 acres fenced good frame
horse rooms good cellar 28xS2 barn $3.50 granary
and she'd 24x2f8 good wells ~ miles from Salin
5000 \ cash balance on time.
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Road Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS, !
COUNTY or SALINE.

OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,
sALlEA, Oct, 18th, 1854.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT on
~ the 18th day Of October 1884, petition
aig1ed b. b III. Gilman and twenty others, vas
pfuseEtod 10 the Board Of County Commissioners
Of ahe County and State Aforesaid praying for the
viewing and laying cut Of certain road described
&c follows, viz;
COMMENCING 81 The Southeast corner OF sec
ticn q and The Northeast corner Of section and
runniEg West on section line or az nearly 81
prlcticable thereto two miles 30 the Southwest
corner % section 3. All being In township IS.
flnFe vest Of the 9Th p NJ
WHEREUPoE, said Board Of County Commits
sioners appointed the following named persons,
20 Wit:
David Addison, James Sharp and A. II. White, AZ
HieWeTs, viii Instructions 10 meet IN GENUINE
ton viii the County Surveyor, &C the house Of
r. II. Gilman IN Walnut Township, on Monday
The l7th day Of November A D., 1854, and pre-
eeed % view the road, and give 70 all part lee
hearing.
By order Of The Board Of County Commissioners.
JOSEPH SARGENT,
County Clerk.
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Road Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF SALINE.

OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK.
SAIIEA, OcToHzR lo, 1854
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT on
~ The 18Th day Of October, 1885,, petition
agned b. John C. Barrett and fourteen others,
va presented 20 the Board % County Commits
eionfu Ofthe County and etste sforesaid praying
Ter The vieEinE and laying cat OF q certain road
described O. f0ll0Wa via:
CONVINCING 81 The Iron bridge over the Solo
moR river en TIE half section line IA section Is
toWnaklp Is, range West, and thence running
noEth On half section line 10 inierseet q county
Fuaa running East and West on half section line
ofsaid section ls, township IL, range West.
WHEREUPoN, said Board Of G0uuty Comuls-
Eionsrz appointed The following named persons
to-Hif
J. q. wiley, Frud Rosgendorf and Frank Peek as
Niguors, with Instructions 70 meet In eonlunc-
ton viii the Oounty Surveyor, AZ the place Of
beginning IN Dayton Township, on Monday the
lea day q November A. D., iSSt, and proceed
= vssW nd Foed, and give 70 al parties hear
inS.
D orasr Of the Board OF County Commissioner
JOSEPH SARGENT.
GountE CLERK.
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i00 aere1 Second bottom % acres under eulilFa-
uons 50 acres Ia wheat 20 acres IN cats, frame
hoqse tx29 story, good cellar, sod WE'LL Eanlas
stable. snail granaFys 70 acres in pasture Fenced
With harbed vine; 20 bearing lruif trlra q guam
ny q small fruits IS miles nom sai.na miles
5000 $500 cash bal on tine.
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fg

50 acres, frame house, rooms. good cellar, cave
good stable and shed; q good orchard go forest
tres p acres ~ Wheaf, email granary, good veil.
Price $500.
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AYERS
Ague Cure

contains an antidOte for all malarial dis
orders which, 90 far as known, Is used in no
other remedy. Il contains no Quinine. nor
any mineral nor deleterious substance what
ever, and consequently produces no injurious
eject upon the constitution, but leaves the
system hs healthy as It was before the attack.
We WARRAEF AYERS AaUB CURE
TO cure every case Of Fever and Ague, Inter
mlttont or Chill Fever, Remittent Fever,
Dumb Ague, Bilious Fever, and Liver CON-
plant caused By malaria. In case Of failure,
after due trial, dealers are authorized, BY our
circular Gated July isi, 1854, 20 refund the
mnasy.
Dr.L.c.AyeF&Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold By all Druggists.
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toreuter due bill not transferable avon.
10 brother sister -f'
Shorthand TypeWring Tegraphy $500 Pencil prs
term 5000 Painting on sl2oO Piano,
Corn &c q lessons s2o0 any FOR practice Two
nerdn e3n0
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soaercs hesf upland fruit elrm small lr1zas hsgse
ioxI3 80 pium fruas 50 arpls tres 90 earina i5eq
bearins raspberries 20 be1rinf peEch tres -
auaseI.errlas aeFe b1st vEriety % Eirauhcnie1
100 black eurranis heige % est mde HL4