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NEVER BRIGHTEN CHILDREN

| In the Glasgow Constitutional is an
account of the indiscreet conduct of a
schoolmistress, who, for sumo trifling
offence, most foolishly put child in a
dark cellar for an hour. The child
was terrified, and cried bitterly. Up
on returning to her parents in the
evening, she burst into tears and beg
ged that she might not be put into the
cellar. The parents thought this ex-
tremely odd, and assured her that there
was no dangerof their being guilty of
so great an act of cruelty, but it was
difficult to pacify her, and when put to
bed she possed restless night. On
the following day she had fever, du-
ring which she frequently exclaimed
-'Do not put me in the cellar!" The
fourth day after she was taken to Sir
Ashley Cooper in high State offever
with delirium, frequently muttering--
'sPray don't put me in the cellar"
When Sir Astly inquired the reason, he
found that the parents had learned the
punishment to which she had been SUBJ
jected. He ordered what was likely
to relieve her; but she died in week
after this unfeeling conduct. Anoth-
er case from the same authority may
here be cited. 1t is the case of child
ten years of age, who wanted to write
her exercise and to scrape her slate
pencil went into the school in the dark
to fetch her knife, when one of her
schoolmates burst from behind the door
to frighten her; she was much terrified
and herhead ached. On the follow
ing day she became deaf; and on the
next, so much so as not to hear the
oudest talking. Sir Ashley saw her
three months after this had happened,
and she continued in the same depor-
able state of deafness. A boy fifteen
years of age, was admitted an inmate
of Dundee Iunatic Asylum, having be-
come imbeciIe from fright. When
twelve years of age he was appren-
ticed to light business; and some tri-
fling article being one day missing, he
was along with others, locked up in a
dark cellar. The children were much
alarmed; and all were letout, with the
exception of this poor boy, who was
detained until past midnight. He be-
came from this time nervous and melan-
choly, and sank into state of insensi-
biiity, from which he will never recov-
er. The missing article was found on
the following morning, exculpating the
boy from the guilt with which he had
been charged.
A PLEA IN ABA TEMENT.
In one of the quarter sessions courts
inITennessee, one Joe Phillips was in
dicted for assault and battery. The
solicitor called him to the bar and ad-
dressed him thus: "You are indicted
for a misdemeanor, and stand charged
in these words, "the Jurors upon their
oaths present that Joe Phillips, late of
the county of -, on the 10th day of
August, 49,, with force and arms,
and upon the body Of one John Scrog-
gins, with malicious intent, an assault
did make, with guns, pistols, swords,
dirks, and clubs, with malice afore-
thought"
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EXHlBlY
OF THE

y Il +
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES,
OfMonroe County, from the 9th day ofiune lS43,
to the Bird day Of June 1874.
I'LL RECEIPTS.
State, School, Township, Poor, Court
House and School District funds re-
tIement ~ 8 sob.5s,b
Revenue collected on Duplicate of
1913, including the amount OF Delln-
quencies and Arrears charged there
on and tax on lawyers g. physicians l4,OS2,S7,o
Amount received from State Treasury,
lands Iss in isess Monroe oa County County, 22s,olS
Amount received from State Treasury,
Monroe County's proportion OF State
Common School fund z,o34,V5,o
Received from Agent Fund Commits
sioners interest on Surplus Revenue,
for year ending Jan. l, lS44, for
School purposes l,o4o,o4,o
Received from Agt Fund Comrs. inter-
ss seaf for ssaoo sshoo IsHfss purposes ''' 10000
Received from Agt. Fund Comrs inter-
est on Surplus Revenue for County
purposes 234,So,o
Received Fines and Costs of Prosecu-
ton in Criminal cases 2l9,6S,U
Received Tavern License 79,0O,0
Ferry License 10000
t1Orse License iio,oo,V
Pedlars' License 64,5S,3
Costs paid by petitioners of
Roads 1880
Merchants scommencingsince
first March 25,l6,5
For redemption Of lands for
feited to State ll9,3O,9
Received for redemption of lands forfei-
ted to State, since January settlement 1887
Revenue arising from sale of Section 10 227,43,9
Revenue arising from sale of Section 16
and costs of sale, since January set
Element 5l0,3O,0
Received from Treasurer ofSate, coun-
ty's proportion of taxes paid through
State Treasury 2,65,O
Received from Clerk Court of Common
Pleas, money collected belonging to
Simeon Ferrel 65,l4,0
Received from Clerk Court of Common
Pleas Jury fee, Ohio for use vs. VIM.
Mason ct al 5000
Received from Agent of Fund Commis-
sioners, Surplus Revenue to be re-
turned to State 425,62,o
Received of Assessors of Franklin and
Salem townships, Military funds 5000
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OHIO STATESMAN.

PAPER FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
We will furnish the large Weekly
Ohio Statesman, from July until af-
ter the Presidential election, as follows:
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s'Youre always in love, /" as the compostor said
to the letter o.
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AUDITORS OFFICE,

w UUuSHtlu, " JuHt II, hOFf' J
HEREBY certify, that the foregoing is cor
rect statement ofthe Receipts and Expenditures OF
Monroe county, for the year commencing June 9Th
1s43 and ending June srd 1874, and that the state
ment of Indebtedness is truly taken from the books
of this office.
JNO. M. KIRKBRIDE,
Auditor M. C. o.
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Debt not included
County Scrip t. M! ts.sse $S,520, 800
County orders, unredeemed June 1914 s,274.so,7
Amt of County debt June 8, 1874 sll, ,796,25,7
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sHERIFF SALE.
Jul, 3, ls44.

By virtue of writ Of VendiiiOni ex-
pOnas 10 me directed from the court Of
common pleas Of Brown County Ohio,
will offer for sale at the house Of Joseph
Brown 10 Pike Township Brown county
on Monday the ooh day Of July 1874,
between ten and four o'clock oa said
day, the following property To wit: one
Sorrel mare. To be sold IS the properly
of Isaiah Wells, at the suit Of Thomas E
MCLaiD.
WIN. SHIELDS. Sh'f B. CO.
Sherilfs Office July 18th, 1874.
BY VIM. DOwDNEY, dep.
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sIIERIFF SALE.

By virtue If writ of III. ia. ct. ls. fa.
to me directed by the court Of Common
pleas Of Brown County Ohio, ! will offer
for sale at The house Of Emanuel Ambrose
in Lewis Township on Friday the 26lh
day Of July ls44, between ten and four
O'Clock on said day, the fOllowi ng goods
and chatiles to wit: one lot Of tobacco sup
posed to be between 1900 $4,000 pounds
in the hand, one COW, Que rife gun one
lot Of22 hogs. To be sold as the proper
ty..uf John Ambrose at the suit Of Asa
Anderson.
WIN. SHIELDS, Sh'f B. CO.
sheriffs Office, July 10Th, ie44.
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poles crossing the road at l76 poles to
hickory sOPling witnessed by q whileOak
and two dOgWoOds, division coTnei It
Brush and DennisOn; thence N. 70 deg
west 80 poles to the beginnIg containing
one hundred and nlneIyfve acres 3S $40
poles, more or less. Ordered 10 be sold
as the real estate Of Joseph MOrehead e.
Gustin G.. Deimers at the suit Of George
Ceilings, Yslusd al S. 90 per acre.
ALSO,
The undivided seventh part Of the fol-
lowing tract Of land lying ON the Eas,
fork Of the Little Miami river in the said
county OF Brown, TO wit: Beginning al
sake near q buckeye and Two beecbeS,
north west corner to Elizabeth Johns,
thence with her line south 1929 poles TO
stake, north west corner 10 Isaac Nc
CHne thence with his line west $50 poles
10 stake in the original line between
surveys 1909 and 1918 and north vest
corner to Wm. McCuue; thence with
said line north, l02 2.3 poles to three
large black oaks original corner survey
No. 20l7 thence with the old line east,
$50 poles TO the beginning, containing
l45i acres. Valued at $279. To be
sold as the estate Of Edward Brannon at
the suit Of Michael McCaffrey.
ALSO,
TIE following tract or parcel Of land
on The west fork Of Eagle creek in Brown
county Ohio, Beginning at "a buckeye hIc
Oiy and two water beeches The love-
corner on said creek TO VIM. McNOwn'
200 acre survey, themes down the creel
as it meanderS south, Is degrees west
20 poles south ,23 degrees west, 4OpOle
! seulh,76 IL degrees wesl, so poles 10
J waterbeecbS bSamuelMcKees corner, ,thenc'
, with two Of his lines north, As degree
) west, lO6 poles 10 a walnut gum an,
} dogwOod, thence south, 26 degrees west
4 poles to an ironwoOd hickory an,
a white walnut, thence north 10 degree
west 45 poles 20 stake, thence north q
degrees west, l46 poIes to hickory an'
lynn, corner to land sold to White, ,thenc'
: east, $50 poles 10 a stake in McNOwn1
line, thence with Two Of his lines south
16 degrees west, 80 poles 10 his cOrne
|, hickory sugartree and dogwood ,thenc'
,, south "a degrees lat poles 10 the be-
|. ginning, containing 100 acres patented
|, TO Charles Morgan by patent dated jun
7lh, 1902. To be sold as the real estat
I, Uf John Cox al the suits ofWm. McNow
! Samuel McNovn Samuel A. Butt job
H. Thomas and James Miller. Value
at IS per acre.
WM' SHIELDS Shift B. c. o.
:, SheriH's office. July 2, 1874.
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sTAINBURN's
VEGETABLE EXTRACT ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS

are the best ambitious medicine ever used They
are strongly recommended to all those who az
suffering with bilious fever, fever and ague, sIcb
headache, &C., as being an infallible and nev.
or failing remedy. The Stainburn anti bill
Ious pills have also been found eminently ben
ehcial in the following complaints: Liver com
plants, rheumatism, piles, drOpsy, asthma
dyspepsia, enlargement Of the spleen, ,heartburn,
female obstructiOns, incipient dIatrhoea Joss
appetite, ,habitual eOStiveness, distension of the
ST 1mach aud bowels, hOtulsnce, furTsd tongue,
nausea, collie, jaundice, blOtched or salloW
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bowels where pure aperient or cathartic medi-
cine 10 needed. From the fact of their boinR
iOrmet entirely of extracts they are not unplea-
SAINT to take; particularly mild in their opera
tion, producing no gripping or nausea OF the stOm-
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and purify The blood and fluids.
The following ~ from an eminent Physieian
in South Carolina:
"Gentlemen 81 have made much use OF
your vegetable Extract Pills IN cases of BillioUa
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have alsoprescribed them in cases Of Genera
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and have found them to be safe and very en-
cient medicine"
Ex'ractfrOm letter from Mr.. Holmsby, Of
Maine:-
"Dear Sir:-I M in want Of another supply
of POUR Pills, and hope you win send them right
of, as have not box on hand, and many Of
my customers are very anxious to get them.
am happy to infolm you that your iDestImabls
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This valuable medicine is sold In boxes. con.
tanning thirty pills, at 25 ceAts per box. ByD.
J. Stewart. Georgetown.
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Executors Sale.

IN pursuance Of an order Of the court
LOT Common Pleas Of Brown county
Ohio, and revived ct their last April
Term, | will proceed on the premises on
The 10th day Of August next between the
hours Of 10 and 4 o'clock and will then
and there sell, al public auction,
the following real estate OF which
Bsnjamin Sutton, late Of said county
died seized TO wit, the west one third
Of lots Nos. so. 81. g. SO. in the town Of
Decatur said county Also lots Nos. 81
So. so. go. 81. 90. 6S. "a. IS. 76. -
10. 80. 81. 81 sS. "a in said town Of
Decatur, said lots not to be sold Al less
than two thirds OF the appraised vnlpe
thereof as returned 10 said Court and nm.
on the following terms 10 Wit, one third
cash in hand, one third in one year and
the residue IN two years with interest,"
from tho day Of sale, 10 be secured b,
bond and good security.
JOHN RAMRY, Executor O
Benjamin Sutton decd.
June 81, le44,
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Whsn they have hsadaehs,sF bel low spirited,
relief.
eherman's Poor mans Plaster.
Only l2l cents, and warranted better than all
other Hasten Oreuning Rheumatism, I, mbago,
pain or weakness In the side, breast, back, OF
any part Of the body, worn On the lower part
Of the spine, they cure the Ipilss; draws e0Ens
out bY the roots In about two days. Thaao
are the cheapest and best plastsTs Ia the void;
Man persons would not be without them or aa
many DOLL rs as they cost eentG They are
spread by machinery, and the enormous Quanti.
ty fovsr one millioa is sold every year. Rich
and poor, high ard low, all ages and cOnditlons
use them. They afford Sucf quick and aSton-
ishing relief that some call them The Magic
Plaster. ]. w. Hoxie, Esq, Mr. Michael Mar
tin, George ID. Strong, ESQ B. CTomWill, 4
multitude Of others, who have experienced
such great and decided benefit from the EsnuiaO
Sherman's Plaster, mightLe refeFed 10. Ca0s
uon 10 necessary. SEQ that you get the GENE
in9 SheTmanis Poor MANS Plasteu. Pinned
directions are on tho back Of each plaster, with
factsimite Of DR.. SheFman's name. NAM
spurious and worthless imits lions are hawFe.'
Hbont; they should always bo avoided-tru
none but Sherman's; his is sure 10 cure, and
alorepossesses the secret Of making it.
These medicines are for sale at
Georgetown, by D. J. Stewart, ;
Fsesburgb, Daniel Trout. IL
HamersIille, W. B. Wright.
gRusselsville, LS mteTt Nowland, .-zS3
Ripley, Ridgway and Credit.
Decatur, Thomas and West.
Fairyiew, Robert Pattsn.
EekmansviI!e, John Morrison.
West Union, Wesley Lee.
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The Citizens fBrpwn ecUnty who are la
ooring under diseases arising from impurities .
the blOOd-should hever dispair of being brought
TO sound state Olhealtb until they have tried
Wright's Indian vegetable Pills.
They are the most efficient medicine ever in
troducedtO the public for all diseases arising
from impurities ofthe blood.
Wrlghrs Indian Vegetable PillswilI always
prove an easy, safe and Efficient remedy. In
the following diseases: Bilious intefmiiitnt
remitttent iDAamNtoTy feve' .-fever & &Atus
taundce, cholera mOIbus, nauseS, liver eOm-
plant, habitual costiVeness, diRpepsiO, dTopsy.
appoplexy sick headache, colds coughs, ,consun n.
tion, asthma, & all lldiseases arising from impu.
rites Of the blood.
3 II should be remembered, when The thern ON.
eter stands at ninety degrees in the shade, tbaN
the process Of digestion 10 performed with tueh
extreme languor, that our food instead Of being
speedily dissolved and converted into nutTiment
for the body, often becomes actually spoiled, 81
purified inIhe stomach. Hence bad breath.
disagreeable taste in the mouth, cholie, pairs,
dysentery, cholera mOrbus, INFLUENZA, and
other diseases.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are 4 csEtal
cure for all the above dangerous complaints; be
cause they cleanse the slimentfry canal frcu,
ell those bilious andputEid humOTS which are
tha cause, notonly OF all disorders Of the bow.
ellis, but Of every malady incident to man.-.
They also aid and improve digestion and purIfS
the blood, and therefore give health and viRor
to the whole frame, as well as drive pain Of
every description fTomthe body.
II should be remembered, all genuine medic
cine has WFight's Kegetab Pills neatly print
cd On the sides Of the boxes and that if the won
Wright's cannot be found, all is positivOh
wrong.
AGENT for the sale Of the above nameG
Wright's 'sIndisn Vegetable Pills, al tGeoFestOwR
d. j. STEWART.
Al. STRoUBE, HigginspOTt. =
L. NowLAND, Rus elville.
SILAs TRoMAs, Decatur.
July 22d. 1aA2s 49,.
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Brown Common Pleas.

H. P. Irving and Others Guar.
dian OfhSirs otshe MatgaretJ ones Petition to
deed, vs. soil land.
Margaret lone's heirs.
THE petitioners have this dav ilod their
petition Ia the Clerks Office of the above nams
ed Court, stating that their Wards,-heirs of
-Marga:et Jones late Of Buckingham county
Virginia dec'd, are ths ownersof I97 acres Of
land IN BtOw0 county Onio, part Of survey
No, 1853 on Straight creek; and praying said
Court 10 aIsharizs said Guardians to sell thS
sams--becauss tits necessary for the maiuten, !,
aNce. and Is fur the benefit Of said Wards. at the
next Term Of Said CIult the petitioners viii
ask for orders accordingly,
HANER & JoWNsron. Sol1s. for pa,.,.
NAY 18th, Is4t.--6w
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Road Notice

THAT the county Commissioners, at their
session on the first Monday Of June instant. I.
levied fifteen cents on each hundred dollars, on
all taxable property for Road purposes, aud that
the said tax may be discharged by labor on the
Roads under the direction of the Supervisors Oi
tn" seVeraI road districts,at the rate of seventy
Eve cents per day.
JAMES J. SMITH, A. B.C.o.
June 10, 1874.
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EARM FOR sALE.-A valuable farm,
containing one hundred and thirty nine
acres Of land, situated about four and half
miles ives. Of Georgetown, ,on the middle fork Of
Bullskin, and vi hin half a mile Of Fees
bureh, we'll watlSFsd with never falling springs.
For the purpose Of providing for paying my debts
will sell the farm very cheap. Tems--One
half Of the amount Of purchase (Dart in pro-
duee) TO be paid at or shout the time Of sale :
and the other half to be paid in two yeaFl y
payments. in money or prod uee, a. may be
ugreed upon. For further particulars. inquire
Of the subscriber on the premises. Possession
can be had Immediately IL dssirsd.
GEO. M. MARTIN.
July ;, 1874.
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Brown Common Pleas.

hIIred W. StlCtG MARY his
wife. In chancery.
VS..
joan Foster, widow and Nathaniel C. Foster
aud Others, children, grand children and
heirs Of jeremiah Foster deed.
TNHE petitioners have this day fled their
IL bin in the Clerks Office of the above nam
cd Court, alleging that said Mary is chill and
heir of Jeremiah Foster deed. who died the
owner oflOts Nos. 42 and III in Ripley Brown
county Ohios tina. said Mary owns an undvi-
ded eighth part thereof, f,and they pray partition,
or sale ofsAid property, 60 that her interest
may be assigned to them in severRlty; that
some Of said Fosters heirs reside in Kentucky,
some In Pennsylvania aux others IN Wlscon-
stn Territory. Notice is hereby given said de-
Eendents that at the next term Of said court
application will be made for the necessary or :
ders to effect partition accordingly; all Of
which win more fully appear by reference to
said Bill.
HAMER & JOHNsTON, SOILS. for Pspu.
May lStu, 1914,
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Notice.

The undersigned will hereafte prsc ties iawlr
partnership,i in the several court Of Brown coul
~ D. Their Office is in front Of the court hous
whore they willalwaysbe found, unless absent
on Professional business. All matters con6de,
to their care WILDE attended to with idelit,
and pune tuallty. T. l.. HAMER.
May 27th, 1913.
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Brown Co. Common Pleas.
William M. Armstrong;
vs.. Bill 20 foFOclOse
Charles POrter'sAd's& Mortgage.


Charles POrtefsAds& Mortgage.
Charles POrter'sAeIr's
In pursuance Of an order OF the court
Of Common Pleas Of Brown county
Ohio, made at their April term ls44,-
| will offer at sale at the front door OF the
Court house in Georgetown, on the 18th
dsy Of July, 1874, between the hours OF
10 o'clock a. IN. and 4 pm. ofsaid day,
the following described real estate TO wit.
In lot in thO town Of Ripley Brown cOun.
" Ohio, known upon the recorded plat
Of said town BY lie number ono hundred
andtwsnly one l2O. The above real
estate TO be sold in satisfaction Of de-
cree rendered in said court in favor Of
the complainant in the above case. The
said real estate valued at four hundred
aud fifty dollars. Terms Of sale cash in
hand.
Georgetown, May 81, ls44.
DAVID FERRTER,
MasterC Commissioner in Chancery
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Martha Jane Mckee " George W. Lake
e. Mary Lake bis wife
IUITT nAXE NnTINR


VVHAT petition wSs fled aga inst
n them on the 18Th day Of June ls4E
in The Court OF Common Pleas Of Brown
county Ohio, By Wan. B. Mckee and is
now peRdinR. Rhereia he demands par.
tition Of the following real estate 10 VIII,
Fifty acres Of land lying in said county
on the waters OF Straight creek Of which
JamesMcKeeJr.die seized,paTt ofa sur
yey 81 2O0Oacrss in the name Of John
Tibbs No. 1886 & 1882 and that al the
Sext term Of said Court application will
,bs made BY the said demandanl for an
ordsf that partition may be made Of
ia premises and dover Be assigned
erein. WrII1AM B. Mcl1EE, By bic
) Guardian and Kexl friend
John Ralston, petitioner.
DzvtD 9. DnvsRz. Atty
June 10. 1874. 0W
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GunMaking and Repa ring

By tn . subscrlDer, in Augusta, KY, ON High
set, irst eorner above the College.
BLACKSMITHING carried on, on the
same lot, in allit various branches. Calls Ia
either business will be attended to on thu
shortest notice. New RIFLES always Ou
hand-waTranted not inferior tOany.
M. SELLS.
N. B. l want quantity Of good eurled gun
tocks for which will give liberal price.
m. 8.
Augusta KY, June 18th .1S42.
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Notice.

At the next Term Of the Court of Common
Pleas t. be holden in Georgetown Brown county
Ohio, on the Goth day Of August 1874, will
apply to said Court to make an order vacating
the town plat Of OfHarrisOnvilIe In said county,
being sole proprietor thereof.
GEoRGE SIBBALD.
june 10, 1914.
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Car AND PoLK. The whiR press IA
SIZED With the inquiry, "WhO is James X
PoIkw
HeIs The same James X. Polk who
- more voies 10 ls43 for Governor o
16nesuee. than Henry Clay obtained il
whole Union fos President in 1924
IL Nh6ls numbers, the vote stood ss fol
Fov James X. Polk, $4,000
: Z. ilianEy Clay, $4,000
sz Wlllthat 80, GsAist--Tad. Pes
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Lambs Wool Wanted.
june 10, 1874.

The undersigned wishes 10 purchase quanti-
ty Of Cloan Lsmbs' Wool, for which the market
pri CO will be given, at my Hat Store in George.
own.
JOHN KAY.
June 7, ls44,--6w
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We are requested to anounse THoMA 5
SHARP Of Aberdeen as q candidate for
Sheriff Of Brown county.