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J.,1'!. WEN !v, ..... EDITOR.
THE raESJOEfJT'S MESSAGE
We rrenl those of our readers who
nre tint likely to ct it in any nf the
vilier papers, vith lVepident Arthur's
Messnpo in tho firm of a Supplement
Ihis week. The document needs no
fommetits ; it ppenks we for itself
Tho lending papers of tho country
ppenk of it a one of tjic hrst and most
Mtiteniiaiilike ine?.:ij;e! ever presented
to Congress, nul all agree that the sug
gestions of the President are worthy
of tho cartful and immediate attention
of our national law-makers. AVehave!
been at considerable expense in laying
this document before our readers, and
we hope those who have not already
done fo will read it carefully and study
its contents.
He beats Pattison by two years.
The Governor-elect of Colorado is only
thirty years old.
Two ceot postage is the most popu
lar suggestion in the President's mes
sage. It strikes tho' popular heart
through the most sensitive artery.
Judge Keli.ey says that the one
thing certain about a Democratic
Speaker is that "he will be a bad one.
The "father of tb.e IIoufe" speaks from
long experience and knows whereof he
affirms.
Henry Watterson advises Patti
son to let " protection and protection
ists go to the devil." Henry is mistaken
fn his man. Robert will not send pra
tection to a place where the Democrat
ic majority is so largo.
Dan Voorhees now cava that he is
in favor of civil service reform after
the Democrats are placed in office
that is, he is in favor of keeping faith
ful public officials in office, if they are
of his kind, and Dan has the majority
of his party at his back.
The general disgust prevailing
among members of the Detnocratc par
ty at Pattison's selection, of a Repub-J
ljcan Methodist prjieher for his pri
vate secretary, is cropping out from
every point of the compass in the State.
Scranton Republican.
A new decision, favorable to pen
sion claimants, has been recently made.
Heretofore the pensioners, heirs of a
missing man, had to prove death or a
reasonable presumption. The depart
ment lias ruled that the common law
established the presumption of death
after seven years, so the heirs of a
missing man in action are entitled to
pension without proof of death.
The democratic organs are making
considerable noise because Gov.-elect
Pattison says he "don't want his iotu
8 guration to cost the State a cent." It
is not a good plan to crow before we
get out ot the woods. Gov. Tattison
and his friends will cost the State
enough after they get in. It is the
kind of a show which costs nothing to
get in, hut a great deal to get otH.
Meadville Republican.
Were you aware the Commonwealth
did not 6ay the fourth district of Iowa
gave a Republican majority of GOOO
in 1880 ? Commonwealth.
Yes, bit ; we are aware that you did
not say "the fourth district of Iowa
gave a Republican majority of 6000 in
1880," but you (fuZsay that the district
had "heretofore given about C000 Re
publican majority," aud we published
the figures of 180 to 6how that you
did not tell the truth about it. Say,
Jasper; trying to slink out of a pretty
small. crevice, ain't you ?
Here are specimen bricks of har
mony ! The New York Sun regards
Wattersoo, of'the Louisville Courier
Journal, as a "dangerous element in the
Democratic party." The New York
World deuouuees the Sun as a Repub
lican organ thinly disguised. While
Watterson denies that he was the
father of the tariff for-revoune plauk
in the platform of 187G, but that tho
party was solid for it, and that the
only hitch was in the cowards nf the
Ea6t failing to support it properly.
All the sigo3 of the times indicate
that when the next Democratic con
vention meets it will be in the same
spirit of harmony in which the Demo-i'
orats met at CharUtou iu lMf().
PnL'SS CORIMENTG.
Iv low we give the opiuion.-i of a fjw
of the leading papers of country upon
P res i. lent Arthur's Mosngc:
iu;.i:rn,Y comments it.
President Arthur's second annual
message, like his first, is on admirable,
clear and business like State paper. It
deals with the various affairs and in
terests of the country in the tone and
manner proper to the Chief Executive
of a republic. Its recommendations
nro well considered aud wise. They
deserve and, if tho majority ore pru
dent, will receive the careful attention
of Congress. X. Y. Herald.
C'H AUAC TERI5TIC OF THE MAN.
The conservative character of the
President is, however, proof against
extravagance of any kind, and the
message is a well balanced document,
dealing with tho many topics that r.ie
treated with statesmanlike ability and
breailth. Vhihtda. Xcus.
lUilsTLJ.'S WITH PRACTICAL Pl'O
CUCST10N3.
The message will sudor nothing by
comparison with any that havo prece
ded it, cither in practical strength or
iu expression. It bristles with sug
gestions for thorough work iu direc
tions which largely occupy the public
mind Xational Republican.
KECXX3NI7.ES THE WISHES OF THE FEO-
ri.E.
The message as a whole is au nble
and business-like paper, and indicates
a readiness on the part of the Execu
tive to bring the policy of the admin
istration into harmony with the eco
nomic wisehes of the people. Balti
more A mcrican.
the "world" rnorncsiEu it,
Tne President's remarks upon the
surplus and the revenue are, however,
valuable as showiog that the World
has not labored iu vain, X. Y. World,
Dcm.
AX ISHMELITJi THINKS IT CREDITABLE.
The message of Tresidcut Arthur is
a creditable document nod deserves
the careful attention of the people.
X. Y. Tribune.
Grover Cleveland is one ahead.
He declines the offer of the Burgesses
Corps to be his escort at the inaugur
ation. His induction into office must
be "simple and quiet." The people
must remain withiu their homes as ifu
general fast had been proclaimed,
while be, with only his "night shirt"
in his grip-sack, proceeds to the Exec
utive Mansion. We would recom
mend to Pattison that he come with
out his,, "night shirt." Pennsylvania
must Dot be beaten. Ilarr'usburrjh Tel
c graph
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THEdeltys'jurgh Sentinel and Star
reports a gross outrage committed by
a Dumber of Democrats in that place,
by way, of celebrating their "victory"
at the late election. They hauled
around a wagon on which was a gal
lows, rom the beam of which was sus
pended an effigy of a one-legged sol
dier? labeled "Beaver" in large letters
There must be a goodly number of
Democrats in that place who have not
changed materially since they de
nounced men like General Beaver as
"Lincoln hirelings," aud wete always
ready to extend a cordial greeting to
the advnr.ee guard of the rebel armies,
whenever ihey made their appearance
on Pennsylvania soil. Such Demo
crat would much rather have sacri
ficed their lives in fighting for the
Southern Confederacy than have given
a leg or au arm in the defence of the
Union. Commercial Gazette. ,
Peterson's Magazine for January is
just out, a marvel of beauty, tho most
costly, evidently, ever issued. There
are two unrivalled stael engiaviugs;
the first, Cherry Ripe," an exquisite
copy of Millais' celebrated picture;
the othor, "Psyche Listening to the
Flute," also exceptionally charming.
Then there is a double-sized colored
steel fashion plate, and some thirty
omer :asnion paterus, besides a score
of designs in embroydery, crewel work,
etc, etc. But the great ieature is
magniiiceut colored patera, in. I'r'in
work for a curtain-bord-- ""air-stripe
etc., etc., The m-' " 01,11 om? two
dollars a "' Address Chas. J. pe.
terson. Chestnut St. Philada. Pa.
E. A. Waltn'an, Wrightsville, Pa.,
tays: 'JA. few J'bea of Brown's Iron
liltteii w ill satisfy any OI)0 0f jlg re.
'.Ut received, While and Grey
aukJe, Comfortable, Wool Shawls.
.oil a till line of Dry Goods, at Wm.
Mucarlaugh & Co. 'm. t
Valr.;it Loaf H.ilr Restorer.
It is entirely different from nil
others. It is os clear ns wafer, mid,
as its nittio indicates, is n perfect Vrc
cubic JUir Restorer. It will imme
diately five tie brad from all dim-
drill!', restore gray linir to its natural
color, and produce- a new growth
where it has fallen off. It docs not in
any manner n fll-ct tho health, which
Sulpher, Sugar of Lead, ond Nitrate
of Silver preparations havo done. It
will change light or faded hair in a
few days to a beautiful glossy brown.
Ask your druggist for it. Each bottle
is warranted. SMITH. K LINE &
CO., Wholesale Ajents. Philadelphia,
and HALL & RUCK EL New York.
julv 14-82.
flOMCSTA HIAHKIOTS.
CORRECTED every teesday, I1Y
r.ri.iAr.i.E dealers.
Floor ) barrel choice. - . ..00,'.i.(i."5
Flour s.iek, - - 1.10(.i 1.70
Com Me:il, 100 tlis - - l.'H)
Chop feed, pure irraln - 1.0.1
Corn, Shelled - 1 .00
r.i'ims "j-i bushel ... l.,")0f"i ;:i,0)
Ham, Niiirar cured . ir,
Hvo.iK last Uaoon, Miliar cured - IS
Shoulders J:
WlitiKiiuii 1iiilf-lmri-.il ... r r.nV
La';o herring half-barrels - . ,r."0
Niurnr - !1(ill
Syrup 7.-,
N. O. Molasses now ... 70f,f,fl0i
Koast Uio Collee ... ifi(,i,23
Hio Coll'ep, - - ' - - ;,(,". . 2
Java CotVeo .... S(,:10
Tea - ' - - - . i;e,(,,,!H)
Hatter - $.r 30
Uieo - Jii.no
Kjrjrs, fresh .... - 1!"
Salt best lal-o .... l.f, )
Lard M
Iron, common bar .... ,'t
Nail, lOd, keg - - - - 1.(0
Potatoes .... OO:.:.)
Lime 'r bbl. ....
Pried Apples per R ... H(,ig 0
Dried I'.ccf - - i
Dried lVaehei per Hi - - - 10(jll
Dried lYaelies pared per .C - - "Jo
STRONG
FACTS
A great many people nre asking
v tn.t particular troubles Brown's
Iron Bitters is good for.
It will cure Heart Disease, Taral
ys:s, Dropsy, Kidaey Disease, Con
sumption, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, aud all similar diseases.
Iu wouarf..! cir.v.tive po-vvcr is ,
(Imply because it purities and en- '
riches the blood, thus beginning at
the foundation, and by building up
the Fvsicm, drives out all disease.
A Lady Cured cf Rheumatism.
My hi'.tliH was luurli t-lu'-iien-il hy
Rheumatism vi:cn 1 ctMinncutci
t:.kin l.njivii's liK.n l'.ilU, fciiU I
Bcarrly had stien.'tli enough to ai
t ;nd to my ti.tily iiounehcM duties,
I am no usii,- the iliiru t-oitlc an i I
fn rcn.iiuiij; strcti'.h daily , and I
thecrLiKy r-.-cjiiinicnd it to all.
I cannot fay too much in praise
of It. Idrs. M.UY K. HAbWi:AF.,
Kidney Disease Cured.
ChristiansbiirfT, Va., iS3i.
f-iifli:ring frum kiJnry disease,
fruin wlikh 1 could get no relit;f, I
tried Urown's Iron Liticrs. which
cured me completely. A child of
mine, recovering from scarlet lever,
lutd no appetite and did not seem to
bt able to eat at alt. 1 gave him Iron
JJuicrs with the happiest result.
J. i'-VU; MoNTAtjLU.
Heart Disease.
Vine St., Harrisburp, Ta,
iJcc. a, ibSi.
After trying different physician
ftnd many remedies fur palpitation
v( the heart without receiving any
benefit, 1 was advised to try Brown's
Iron Litters. 1 have used two bot
tles and never found anything that
tjav me so much relief.
Mis. Ju.NNta IIess.
lor the peculiar troubles to which 1
ladies are subject, Brown's Iron
Bitters is invaluable. Try it. ,
Be surtand get tfie Genuine,, i;
- Cansort s't down for trial In tiio C(ir( of
C;inmon l'lcas of Forest County Hi film
Fourth Mr. inlay ot December, A. 1, lfi:
1. J. K. I'.laim vs. Henry Swujrrj li.
0 I'ehriiary tifi 'n, D-7!1. I
'1. Tvaivy V-IWS()'' vs. Sarah Ann Dale,
No, 20 May ierm,
3. L. U.'yreeinau vs. John C. Coiiwell
et al
t al. No. h May term, lssii. i
4. Jaco1 F. Shmlo et al vs. Peter lerrv
t al, '. 1(1 Fein nary term. ISS.
, Nuir.-tit vs. C. J . J larriti t al,
:o. j ) l-chr'iarv o-rm lv-
6. Woo Hand Od Co., Limited v Kd
wanl .1. Moro et al, No. j-j Mhv lom
' ,;i'V vs. Aaron Urockwic et al,
No. 14 May term, tssj. !
8 Wiii.'F. Wheeler et id vs. Xseph
Aoamson ct al, No. li February torn. IssU.
t. 1., liei L'ainiii vs 'I'l.x Iti.iVj,, e.ii
btii-ffh t We-tern I:. K. Co., No, Mil May
term, Ifc
10. C. A. Iiandall. Into SI icrifr i- nun
1
vs. I), li. Walter et al No. HI Holruary
term, iM-.J. i j J
I I. Jacob AL Kepler vs. . Wu. 1".
N l.eeji-r et al, No. t May term. Wl.
12. Jlonrv V. I...il..l,'nr i f . T n
Ford et al, KxeeuUus. No. .V Snunbor
term. lhM. '
J.SIIAWKKY, VrotUonol'ry.
Ilonohta, l'a., Nov. 'So, lt2.
V i. louub.u.i,IM. t,..J.lu4ri IW.r.l.,UU.I
t) '"' ;' 'ov..,i.i, (...ri-... .iuC.cl-
7
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1882.
A U T
HAVKTfir.rit
h-yff! WteV, ijr
; of all kinds, srea r-ixi-H as wi: caimiy amKuacins kvi:v-
TU1(I KK1T IX A JVVST-CLASS STi)U;l.
and scour Stock. It wiJfpay you. Wo havo thdCCost
Complcto and
-ST TV, f-i'i
C'OJBS'J XSn lAHilt
m foi mi in iti iw m.
rxss, mervelieus,
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vk HAVK a i.k;k ansukt.mi:nt UK I I
S & RTrTOl- for G'jCiSrT.
AI.MO A I.UiuK UVICOli' 1 1
BOOT
LRDIES'. niSSES' AND CMiX'S Zm$ is fllGMDrs
CARPETS
IS J. IR, ZD "W 7El 33 I
WBAftD CHILLED MALLEABLE IRON BEAM PL G 7 !
Tin: i;i:st in tjii: maiuvkt. :
(irocerios of all kinds, Flour, Fon ,1'-jc;
call ami s;:i:. xo tiuhtiuj-: to show ;ooin f
l-rOIjISMA.N
TION-ESTA, Pa., or
TiF-ft I f f f-7? ST c f v ff' nt
j .JEA KLUY. j
A full nwortmrnt of I.iiilica' (Inl.l ri.ilcd
Xfiklu.'i'K, (fonts Clmins, So'i.l lidlcl
llings, linwplpts, Cull'-Uiittiv.is, Ac.
j :OOKSA STATION Kit Y. j
Allium-', Autograph Allmms. HiurioM 1HS3,
l'ict 11 n IWhiks, Toy j; ,U rln-k, l'uz
zlos. l'iini'v ru;-)j)u'r nnl I'. mw, n'rilii:-,-lU'sks,
Vc.
; N OTi'oNs'."!
Ilanclkcrcliiofs, KM (JNivc.i nnl Ki.l Miti,
Woi-li'ii Mi'.n, iinil tin nssoiiinciit of Unli
lav Nmi.niM; '.(pliyr Niilii;i:4,,ndics' U!ul
CIiiUIi'C'ii'h Jackets, ltoiuls, Vo.
j ''to'ys'."":
Tlio mo.st cniiiphto lino of Toys wo liavo
ever had. Now stylos.
ct n FiiinTo n 1;'ky7 !
The liirjjcst lino of Fancy Toys, and Fan
cy ami Common Cont'cctioni-i-y a liavo
lianJlcrl at Holiday Simsoim.
j iViiASKWAiiK!':
Olass ScttH, Sncrar Pxiwls, llishos, and a
larizo lino of lino Lamps, llon't fail to
sec our HOLIDAY STOCK, btvlos and
Quality tlio liet; jirii-cs low.
All lljis Season's tjooils.
WM. SMIOAHI'.Ainill A CO.
Buckeye Force Pump
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CALL AXl "iKT FLICKS,
IBID. IE3I iUXIB ISIL,,
TIONKSTA, J'LNN'A.
5nOCLAJ.1AT8 0H.
Wiii:i5i:as, Tho Hon. W. I. lirown,
President J udi;e of tlie Court of C-'onimoii
l'leas and Quarter .So-sjoin in and for
tho county of Forest, l.as issued his pre
cept for holding u Court ofC'ommon IMeas
Quarter Sessions, Ac., at Tionesta, for
tlio County of Forest, to commence on the.
Fourth Monday of Pec'r, bciiitf thejth
da cf Uec'r. Is 1. Notice is thereioro
Kiven to tho Coroner. Ju.stico of the l'i neo
and Constables ol said county, thai (hey be
then and thero in their proper perrons at
tell o'clock, A. M., of said day, with their
records, incuisiiions examinations and
oilier remembrances, t,, do those things
which to their oliioes appertain to be tlone,
and to those whoaro bound in recognizance
to pro.-.eeuto against the prisonerw that aro
or sha! I bo in the jail of Forest t 'ouuty, that
they bdthen ami t hen' present to prosecute
anaiie.t them as shall bo Oivcii un
der in v iiaod unit seal' this llj'.tli day of
Noveiiioer, A. 1. ls.-..
C. A'. CLARK. Sheritr.
( JOKKN.O FULTON,
Manufacturer of and IValer in
HARNESS, COLLftRS, BRIDLES,
.' , And till kind a of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
may J U TON KSTA. PA .
CO
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v.; s
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MAY NT(l::
1 ""S.
Cicaroat Stock of
Tr - rrr ?r r?,-r -ri i
VJ ilvN-
1NTIIUCOUNTUY. ,
AT OVll KITBTJ Ay i
black srRipnkp.ar:h:.
&HOPiaNRi'
I'LEAEAK TViLtE, lA
linn Inst ! Hisotv loiJhrS !
Just pu'ilis!ol, a new edillri 'of Dr.
Culverwell's Celcbri.ted Ksyart o'tue i a.l
ieal cure of SpermiUorihoea' minal
Weakness, liioluut.rv Si'inial Losses,
Impotencv. Menial nn'l ripsd Iiicnjac
i!y, in pediment m to Marriii-.e :ic ; nlso,
Consniiiplion, Kpilepsv and i'A induced
by sel;-iiehil-.'nce or sexual 4 ti'uvn!.:aneo
Ac. -t .
The (vlelir.iicd author, in t a.l'.nirul
INsa v, clearly demoustiat' sJ om n thirty
years' ifueeessful pne tice tlrJ tlio iil.U'ni
in T ("U-c.jui-iiees of M'lf-alftic may l..
'adieally cured ; viintinif ofl .1 lo'-de f
euro i.t once simple, certain pd c tt. clual,
by means of which o eryj.ol'i'erer, tc
loader what his eondition' nay bo tuav
cure hinis 'li'eheanlv, nrnajiv, muI rad-
"x!.!uThis hvctnro should lin tho tinnds
of every youth and eveH loan in tho
land. 7
Sent under Real, in a plait cnelopi to
noy aiiure.ss, post pat, on receipt ot: h,
cent.s or two postage slaitis. c . .
Addiwstho I'nbhsliers
T1IE CULVIRWELL 1EDI0AL 00., '
4lA mi mi... N. ., N. ., ,1', ti. liux 4.'if).
"SX ST1 "Tf.'-r1 yr trv TS) i
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A.. II. liALE,
(Successor to AJI. rARTnSDWK,)
TIOITESfrA, IP.A..
Koeps constant
y U. hand an
ELEGIT STCCAjCr riiHiTUEE,
.which io sejis'
at a groat reduction ,ii-oni f rmer prleoa.
A full ;ino of i
always ! i Ktoek,
in all its Lranehos fromjitly atfrtntod to.
-Chainher Suit, Ihiri mis, !ha!rs of
I fill kinds, Maitra-si-s, Sprinv' lleds,
J"J Lou nos, Looking Ha'OK, I'ieturo
(,". j 1 rallies, ami various articles too
.1 "";"." 5 ouineroiis to bo men'icV'ed. liivo
i lj him a call and beoonvitid. T'ric
rei'-)liable. f jltlS-Wt!.
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It !.!.- 1 for Tt-r-.i.:i::l rr J'u!:ii.'' l.
v::'. ...cr i) i:.ii.-tr:..I.::..-!. M. ...
to f-.'.t l!irt .i:.'!,cr. '!':)
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Confirmation iKcrico. '
1
Notico is hereby jriveh that the First
and Partial account of Ji. .1. Keid, Execu
tor, of tho Last Will and Testament of 1.
1). Thomas, deceased, ha.s been tiled in mv
otlleo and will bo presented at next term
of Court for Confirmation.
.It s'iis Nhamkky, Uogistur.
Tionesta, Pa., Nov. 24, lssj.
nZJFlSvpdSTOPFED FREE
i 1 f I ! Ini'i a Hpririii KeOnrnd,'
5 1 ti 'J tlH. KLIiN E 15 G ii t A T
L . V NEPVE RESTORE!?
I ,-- l-ir J-'.it. JM-W'J mil Awn Ai-Huiu.
jiNri.L:iii.u it I..H..UIU illivi-ii-4. A; l-,laoi:.-r
f TtlJ-iD ni.v. 'IrcmlHe :;nl ti Hint LoUlf 1'iueta
I.fi 1 it l.i.e iU, Uicy jpyl:i',extni.i.:'e. h-iul nnia,
t.vl'. o. i Mjriw a ! tries t Iju. K 1.1 N K,
i''. F. wum-tKjN. 11. cCwriVii'KKi'N.
Shollie'.d, Pa. Tionesta, l'a.
WHITTEKIN 3ROS.,
Civil Engineers and Surveyors.
Land and Kailway Niirvey,ins a Nr(ciull'.
Ma;:iielic, fcj.jiar or Triaiitulalion Survev-
niK- Pest of InstrtiLuiiU and work.
1 1 1 ins 011 application.
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Trains aro run on niiia.'ioloh
Pull man S leeping Cars helwj
and I'iltslHiri:h on trains aril
buivh (l:2')atn., and ieviri j
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Parlor flars between OH Ci'
lo on 'trains lefivln ' OA City 7:t(
falo K:-0iuii, and belween oil Ci
7ti on traiiH leaving Ojl City :!a. . -i.
.-.no niii pm.
5: '-Tickets sold km bn;;-a.'re checked
to all principal points,
(lot lime tables rlviic; full inforinrdion
fiom Coinjiaiiv's A jreni.. ( '.
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J. L.CUA1U Acn( Tiomf;i, Pa. ' .
10! Kil l!
I bike. J.li-avuro in telling the Sporting
Fsi.tcr.nit.y that I havo re-purciia ed
;:' tV ClZJTi HWlXUifi .
FrOM lroiLVCX JONKS, To WHOM
SOLD IT IS IS71.
T AM NICELY liOOATED ot my old
J s.tand, an 1 1 nni prepare I to attend to
fill my friends, r.nd ih.; pilblie yeneiully,
who need
I lilui'.l kep h perfe "t Mock of a'", umd t o
And all l:in.;!s of
FS8HSP3CTACKLE.
1 Hhall also I'outiiitio to I.an I.'e thi
And tho
CHICAGO GINGER SKWIXG IT ACIi IXS
Come and mo. You will lind imo
ALWAYS AT HOME.
M 1177.I0 Loaders made to order and wv.r
ranted. IPR E P A I R I N 0 H7 ALL ITS
z7riBtlANCHE3 P20MPTLY AX'D
rAITDTULLY DOSE.
2:. A. ISAI.I1VI.
Tidiouto, Pu., Aug. 12,
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Thirty-Three
Years Amona
A in,. riToH ol tlio i,ihw 7'Air?y-I ;,mirr. J'cnmat
By Gen. Sherman.
Thli new work wu t oneo luWrtWd fur Ly h,M
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Proprietor.
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tbe art.
Dr. Kline's (ireat Nerve Pettorer Lf
ho marvel of tho ago for all Nerve Di.-i
eases. Alllits utopp'od Liu. Send to U",
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