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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-10-20
To WV wife.
ON THE ANNIvERsARY OF OUR WEDDING

oN rur ANNIVERSARY OF OUR WEDDING
Pm thinking of the time, Jane; the time wheG h'S'
wbon tbon vert not mine own, Jane oh ! can
neer fergel; L., o,hor
When other eyes were pralS o. Ja"e ""'"
hands we're press'd:-- -,
But then those hands and eyes, Jane' couIu DC ei
have made me bless'd.
And I think upon thy smile, Jane; and the SOIL
glance OF thine eye;
And the gentle tones heard, Jane; and the lausn
of extacy lo.a;Oo
thought thee, then, merry spfite' un"eeu'"e
all control; 49, ..,ln
For saw not, midst thy mirthiulness' thy Uu'y
womsn's soul.
Yet often, as we'd part,J Jane, and Thought to 'nee
recurr'd,
Id treasure up in memory some sweety precious
word; ,..
woe. IT, c.,;,oo,
Revealing thy pure lOveliness' in kindly feelings
flow.
And wish'd that thou vert mine, Jane' my way
ward lot to bless;- ,..
rhatlhou and together Jane might SeeK'or nap
pness - Lno d,,b,
vas on my soul: ~ =,
hardis deemed the race, Jane, "heFe all
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The Time TO Read.

uow often do we hear men excuse themselves
c,n, .ub,cribing to paper or periodical, by say
,,.', ,,.y have M time to read When we hear a
."s ~, ,bn, excuse himself, we conclude he has
.a, .,s found time to confer any substantial adyan'
| ",, either upon his family, his country or hum
''S ~ 20 be,r a freeman thus express himself Is
,rolv nnmiliating and We e'nioLm no o'D,' ol'a
"o', such man IS Of little importance ''
society
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An Ode 10 Woman.

Who, in this world of care and strife,
Doth kindly cheer and sweeten life,
As friend, companion, and as wife ;
It's Woman.
Who, Of a nature more refined,
Doth soften mans rude, stubborn mind,
And make him gentle mild, and kind:
IT'S Woman
Who, in a word, a touch, a sigh,
The simplest gIanciDg Of her eye,
Can fill the soul with ecstacy
'Tis Woman
When hours of absence passed, We meet,
Say who enraptured, runs to greet
Our glad return with kisses sweet
'Tis Woman.
who by thousand tender wles,
BY fond en1earmenrs, and by smiles,
Our bosom Of its griet beguiIes
!rls Woman.
Who Draws the scorpion sting Of woe,
And makes the heart with rapture, glow
Who adds to every joy below!
us Woman.
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PUsH.-Kccp pushing if you run against a
snowbank or rail fence, don't go back, but push
forward, or to one side, and go on 1t is of no use
to cry and lament; it will not help the matter in
the least. Tears never leaped stream or dug
through mountain. Push ever, and keep push.
ing, and your iortunei is half made, and your i'm.
mortality secured
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History.

Whatever instruction is reaped from history
may be rcaped from newspaper, which il the
history of the world for one day lis the hslo.
w of thAt world in which we now live, and with
which We are, consequently, more Immediately
concerned than with those which have passed
away, and exist oo.y io remembrance.
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The Wife.

She sits in her chair from morning to night,
'Tis sew, work, sew;
She rises at dawn with her heart so light,
Goes sewing and sewing with all her might
Till the hour of rest, 'Tis her delight
To work and sew, and sew
The needle goes in ard the thread comes out,
'Nis sew, sew, sew
Now she sings to the baby merry song,
And cheers the hearts of the happy throng,
While her fingers nimbIy fly along
To sew, sew, sew.
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Hon, flames Buchanan.

The delegates OF the Democratic Convention Of
County, together with a number 1.-THE
citizens, invited this distinguished Statesman to
visit Pittsburg while on his way 10 Meadvlle, Pa.
The following is Mr.. Buchanan's answer, and is
one that will be read with much interest by the
people in general -
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Family CirCn.

Lost Time.
| threw bauble to the sea,
A bllow caught it hastily;
Another bilIow quickly came
Successfully the prize to claim;
From wave to wave, unchecked, ii passed.
,TIl tossed upon the strand at last
Thus glide unto the unknown shorc'
Those golden moments we dePlore
Those moments which not thrown away
Might win for US eternal day.
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vs. The editor Of an exchange paper says he
never saw but one ghost, and that was the ghost
of sinner, who died without paying for his pa
per-"Twas horrible to look upon-tIe ghost Of
Hamlet was no circumstance TO it.
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.EdUCr!iSing.

V, B PALMER, Esq who has received the
appointment Of Agent Tor most, if not all the best
newspapers of the United States, and whose con.
stant and increasing efforts for the past several
years, have been devoted to the mutual advantage
Of the country press and the business public, we
are z lad to learn is likely to be fairly rewarded
for all his toll, by the growth, extension and pros
perity of the business which he originated, and
which his ndomitabe energy has built up, in the
face of all the doubts, sneers and rJcule which
he has encountered on the part ofthe thoughtless.
The business public and the press OF the country
we are glad to learn, are more than beginning to
understand the truth Of Palmer's business philos-
ophy, as plainly indicated in his advertisements,
and to appreciate the value Of his services
Palmer's enterprise, accompanied as it is with
his untiring industry, clear sightedness, indomit.
able energy, and unwavering perseverance, de-
serves the reward which we have never doubted
he would eventually recelye-PuJIic Ledger.
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61-A movement has been commenced in Lon
don to abolish all taxes on knowledge
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G5-It was the saying Of great divine, b.sed on
long observation, that he had found more good in
bad people, and more bad in good people, than
ever he expected
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NO


In consequence of the difficulty OF finding faith.
fol agents, and of preventing frauds, where arti.
cles Of this nature are sent out for general sale,
Signor D'Alvear has determined to sell none ofhis
works or instruments unless ordered by letters
rent directly 10 him, when the desired publication,
or instrument, will be forwarded under his sigma
ture and seal, so that all doubt as to its genuine.
ness may be removed. g.t; e- lad.s
Oo-BEWARE OF ALL INVITATIONS of this
Instrument which may hereafter appear, as the se-
cret OF Imparting the Gold Detecting power is
know to no person whatever, except the original
inventor. j. Hut $40 ctN ui 5t4
0D-The GOLDoMETER, and GOLD SEEK
Frs GUIDE, will both be sent by mail, closely
enveloped and sealed. and therefore, not subject
ia inspection by Postmasters, for the sum of
THREE DOLLARS, sent post paid to SIGNOR
JOSE DEALVEAR, Box 27l3, New York city.
The Instrument issery light and the Guide is
printed on thin paper-so that the charge by mail,
or express, will be very small to any part Of the
United States. The price oftbe GOLD SEEK.
ER'S GUIDE alone. is ONE DOLLAR, sent az
above. Address, SIGNOR JOSE DEALVEAR,
Box 27ls, New York City.
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NEW VOLUME OF
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.

The publishers of the Scientific American re-
spectfully give notice that the FOURTH YEAR
LY VOLUME of their Journal will be commen-
ced ON Saturday, Sept. 22d. This publication diff.
ters entirely from the many magazines and papers
which flood the country. 1t is a Weekly Journal
OF Art, Science and Mechanics, having for its OBJ
ject the advancement of the INTERESTS OF
MECHANICS, MANUFACTURERS and IN
VENTORS. Each number is illustrated with
from five to ten original ENGRAVlNGS OF
NEW MECHANICAL INVENTIONS, near
" all of the best inventions which are patented at
Washington being illustrated in the Scientific
American. 1t also contains a Weekly List Of
American Patents; notices of the progress of all
Mechanical and Scientific improvements; practi-
cal directions on the construction, management
and use of all kinds of MACHINERY, TOOLS,
&C.; Essays upon Mechanics, Chemistry and Ar
chitecture; accounts of Foreign Inventions; adj
vice to Inventors; Rail Road Intelligence, togeth-
err with a vast amount of other interesting, valua.
BILE and useful information. The SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN is the most popular journal of the
kind ever published, and of more importance to
the interest of MECHANICS and INVENTORS
than any thing they could possibly obtain! 1t is
printed with clear type on beautiful paper, and
being adapted to binding, the subscriber is pos
sessed. at the end OF the year. Oft large volume Of
FOUR HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN PAGES,
ILLUSTRATED WITH UPWARDS OF
500 MECHANICAL ENGRAVINGS, "
I.t .. AND AN INDEX. -ny '.+
TERMS:-Two dollars a year, in advance, or
if desired, one dollar in advance, the remainder in
6 months. TO CLUBS:-5 copies, IS; 10 copies,
SIS. Those who wish to subscribe have only 10
enclose the amount in a letter, directed to
MUM s. CO.,
Publishers of the Scientific American,
fi New York.
ALL LETTERS must be POST PAID.
VOLUME THIRD bound, So IS, or in sheets,
~, are for sale. They may be sent safely TO any
part of the country. Patents secured and Mechan-
ical Drawings executed at the cheapest rates, at
the office of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. /,
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10 PICTURE OF HEAhTHSAHsslsh xCtxiaEss3
terized in an individual by the sbbsuss afsnuuu1r
suffering, or affection IN any paft Of his ,bodrshv
the free and regular exercise Or al biz functsra
without any exception. They eonsistin havi6gH
good appetite at meal times an easy sdikeSff3s,
free eyacuatinnss without l~ooseness OF susilxsASet
at least once in twehty-fSur hours, and WithouA
heat, dryness, or burning at the passage: ths ina
issue of the water without acrimt,ny Or bufDlbk.,
and without a reddish sediment which ~ sItvsVS 4
sign Of a present or an approaching paiII; ,sa1sI
sleep, without agitation or tropblesomc. deasusa
no taste Of bile or other bad taste IN tile .pAsutk
upon rising in the morning; no sournesS ii tidSf.s
greeable rising Of the .stomach,Fa cleslts sseaese
sweet breath; no itching. pimples, or spoty wStssy
skin; no piles, no burning heat upon any. isls n
the body, no excessive thirst when unei x..r,f "
labor or other known cause, mo- intesitirtiesNf n
my natural evacuation, nor pain Of thi il issiedG
cal return. .sr,s, :, ,,,is
Where the state Of the system does no tba,nae.
nize with the above picture Of health, Ii h 81 IL
greatest importance that no time be lost In ssndl
ing for a doctor, or 10 the lnse of foolish ,eu,edie.
too often the result Of speculation; insts j ctaiA
course let a dose Of BrandIeth lbs Pills he gtaksn,
which will not deceive. but will at ores restert
health to the organ. or part that requiresfi. o. aai
All who wish to preserve their health, IN vhs
are determined to defend their life asai ,st The On.
croachments of disease which might se, d ttsm
prematurely 10 the grave, will, without he dsssiep
have recourse to the Brandreth Pills. when ths
state of the system does not harmoni G y ithtks
above picture of health
Those who live in a county where contagious
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medicine possessed so much virtue, and had
power to heal so many diseases. But since 1t is
well known that more than 2 10000 PERSONS have
been cured, our friends will begin TO realize the
truth of our remarks, which were made about six
months ago, viz: that there would not be a family
in America who would live a day without possess
ing a box Of McALLISTER'S .aN Healing ONT
ment, If they but knew its virtues. ~, D..
McAllister's AL Healing Ointment restores per.
~spiration in the system. BY this means ii opens
those avenues through which nature carries off thu
impurities within, and thus relieves the body OF
disease. 1t is thus that it cures Consumption, Fe,
vers, S%crofula, Erysipelas, Asthma, Salt Rheum,
Sick Headache, Quinsy, Sore Throat. Rheuma.
tism, Scald Heads, Pains in the chest, side and
back; Dyspepsia, PoisoDs, Sore Breast, Deafness.
Cutaneous Eruptions, Sore Eyes. inflammation ri
the Bowels, Kidneys and Brain, Burns, Chilblains,
Piles, Worms, Agues. Cold Feet, Liver Com
plant, Ulcers, and all Fever Sores, lnflammations
OF every kind. Soldby
A. & s. Hendry, General Agents for Ohio, also,
j. R. g. j. H. Morris, Woodsfeld; A"
VIM. Steel, Stafford;
Talbot g. Wernecke, Malaga,
Peter Dorr, Williamsburg; .s''
John M. Round, Summerheld; Iufe
]. E. Il C. A. Boyd, Carlisle. D.,
VIM. g. J. Myers, New Castle;
Hanes & Pancoast. Jamestown;
Anshutz, Pollock & Co., Darlington;
Isaac Welsh g. Co., BeaIlsville.
H Nov. rs, 1S4S.
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Attachment Notice.

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
October Term, A. u. 1S4S.
BENEDICT Arm. } IN DEBT.
vs. Debt $52 29.
Peter Stephen. Damages S25.
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested.
that on the 18th day of July, ls4s, the said Ben
edict Arm sued out of SAID Court a Writ OF At
tachment against the lands, tenements, goods,
chat,les, rights, credits, moneys and effects Of the
said Peter Stephen. a Nonresident of the State OF
Ohio, demanding therein the sum OF $52. 20 in
debt, and 1925 in damages. which said writ was
at the Oct. Term of said Court, A. d. 1913, re-
turned served.
WILLIAM OKEY, Clerk,
Nov 4, 1S4S. Monroe Common Pleas.
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Magnetic Battery. ii

ConsistingAoi ELECTRIC PILLS, GALpAN
l, FOR CONSUMPTION, Magnetic ETH.
Err NO 2, FOR NERVoUSD ISEAEES MAC
NETIC9 ETHER NO. 1, FOR LIVER COM
PLANTS, Sc. For sale by gseiss,s5 ha ssys
J.R, & J. H. Morris, w oods6eldl moll ssse,a
James r. Smith, Darlington, .
VIM. Mckinley, Powhatten, "'s,st'1
J. p. FerriI, Newcastle. hah ss11d eHT
. Isaac Welsh, BeallsvilIe, hal4b8aa3 aaE .a.adw
Thomas Mitchell, Antioch, sb ,.i,irrs,
W. g. s. Hogue, Somerton,
Benjamin Macksll, Barnesyilie.
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@a N. F. BLACKL0Ck L TO.
2o5 BALTIMORE ST. BALTIMORE, MD
wH0LEs ALE DEALERS IN
Roots Shoes. Hats Cans, ROnetS. &c.

- H
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonets, &C.,
Have received direct from the Manufacturer a
large and well assorted fresh stock, and are pre-
pared to offer great inducements to country mer.
chants and others who will favor them with a call.
Our stock consists in part OF
1900 CASES SHOES AND HATS,
Mems, Boys &'Youth's Call, Kip g. Gummed Boots.
Goat MoDroes.
Women's & Misses pegged s. sewed Welts& Boots.
Kid, Morocco and Seal Slippers.
with a large assortment of Caters, city made work,
and Children's Shoes of all kinds.
7.' '-.'.''f HATS.
Russia, Moleskin. Coney and Nutria Hats.
Monterey, Buena Vista sporting and Wool Hats.
Sonnet, Panama, Chinese, Straw & Angola Hats.
Also, a large stock of Palm and Leghorn Hats.
so CASES BONNETS
Florence Braid, Deron, China Peal, Willow,
Lawn, NeapolItan, and other kinds; with a large
stock Of Trunks, Shoe Thread and Backing.
March Is, lS48.-ly
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Sunfsh Mill.

The SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully inform thei
friends and the public generally, that they have bull
10. A NEW GRIST MILL wgdTl4
on Sunfsh creek, about four miles east Of Woods.
field, on the direct road from Woodsfield to Clar-
ington, where they are now prepared to do mer.
chant and country work, at the shortest notice.
Their works are entirely new, and Of the best quail.
ity, and they assure the public that -four made at
their mill shall not be inferior to any other 10 the
country. $40 8.tesT tfe-s os \
Merchants wishing TO have a quantity of grain
reduced to -four and packed ready for the eastern
or southern market, or desiring to have their grain
stored, will find it 10 their advantage to call on the
ubrcribers. WIN. & LEVI RICHNER.
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Los Angeles, CALIFORNIA. Aug. l84s.
This may certify that the undersigned is fully
convinced that Signor JOSE D'ALvEAR was the
first discoverer of the Gold deposits of California,
and that this discovery was made by the aid of
Magnetic instrument called the GoLDoMETER..
which | have seen successfully applied to the dis.
covery Of veins of Gold ore, in places where no in
dications of that substance appeared upon the sur
face Of the earth. '"
@ T. w. SHERMAN.
.- Lieut.. Sd .art,Uery u s. .Army.
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NnROBATE NoTICE.-Nouce is hereby

DROBATE NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
given tn all persons interested, that final and
partial settlement accounts have been filed in the
office Of the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the county of Monroe and State OF
Ohio, by the executors, administrators and guar
dams Of the estates Of the following named per-
sons, to wit: !
John Bracey and George Bracey, administrators
Of Samuel Bracey, deceased. Partial.
Robert Gregg, administrator of William McFad-
den, deceased. Final.
Rebecca Danford, administering Of Peter Dam
ford, deceased, Final !. b. . sfgs.I :.
George w. Durkee, administrator Of franklin
Gilmore, deceased. Final. ~" .'''''" ss'"'
. Thomas Griffith, administrator Of John Palmer,
deceased. Final. al ,nwr 4 I'D ia
Jeptha DuvalI, guardian to Wilson's heirs
Final. P'a'' re" sH 1881 f's4Y go FHss
John Sinclair. guardian to i'll. Howe, %lunatic.
Final. t.r "a fa5r- .rc .g, f sst.gs1 ui aaffs
That the said accounts are now on file IN SAID
office, subject to the inspection Of all persons in
terested, and are continued until the April term
of said court, Is49, for final settlement and conhr-
nation. WIN. OkEY, clerk.
Nov. A, 1913. aiH X y ~.
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lust received and for sale by ANSHUTZ,
q POLLOCK &c CO., a large lot Of No. i
KANAWH A SALT.
Having made arrangements with the Kanawha
Salt Association, we will be prepared at all times
which 10 at least twenty-five per cent. better than
Pittsburgh Salt. q
Sunfisb, July 26, 184s. 1889
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Attachment Notice.

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, SO
In the Court Of Common Pleas.
October Term, A.. D. 1915.
Nathan HOLSTER, IN DEBT.
VS. Debt 1858.
Thomas McNeely ! Damages $50. -5
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested,
that on the 18th day of August, 1913, the said
Nathan Hollister sued out OF said Court a Writ of
Attachment against the lands, tenements, goods,
chattIes, rights, credits, moneys and effects of the
said Thomas McNeely, a nonresident uf the state
of Ohio. demanding therein the sum of $75,s 3 in
debt, and $50 in damages, which said writ was at
the October Term of said Court A. d. 1913, re-
turned served. WILLIAM OKEY, Clerk, ?
Nov. A., IS4s.t II. Monroe Common Pleas.
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W-OFFICE for The sale Of the GOLD SEEK.
EER,S GUIDE and GOLDOMETER. No. 3S,
Centre street, New York City, where visiters may
see several casks OIL. California Gold, in the rough
state. as extracted BY Signor D'Alvear from the
Sacramento Mines, and also witness the operation
of the G0LDOMETER, when held, within the
magnetic Influence of the precious metal, and the
u%nerring manner in which it indicates the presence
OF that and other metallic Substances. 8 al Ctei
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DIssOLUTION.-The partnership hereto.

nIsSOLUTION.-The partnership hereto
fore existing under the firm OF J. r. 81. H.
Morris has this day been dissolved by mutualcon.
sent. ]. H. Morris will settle the business Of the
late firm. All, those indebted to the firm will call
Immediately and settle, as the business OF the old
firm must and will be settled immediately. siraiul
The business WILDE continued BY ]. H, Morris,
who will always be ready and willing to accom-
modate his old friends and customers. sAtrc3
70 Woodsfield, Noy. a. lS46. tsIbapd asaesyss
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Cash for Rags.

The highest price will be paid in cash, on de-
livery, for LINEN AND COTTON RAGS, at
the warehouse Of Forsyth & Baker, Water Sffeet,
Wheeling, or at the FULTON PAPER MILL,
one mile east Of Wheeling, on the turnpike
Keep out all the woollens and bagging. We do
not want them. A. ARSTRONG & Co.
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DUBLIC SALE.-By virtue OF an order
from the Court Of Common Pleas OF Mon
: roe county, Ohio, l will. on the 10Th day OF Feo.
ruary, A u. le49 next, between the hours OF ~
o'clock, a. IN. and 4 o'clock. p. m, ofsaid day, at
the front door of the Court House, in the town OF
Woodsfeld, in said county, offer for sale the iol-
lowing real estate. to wit: The south nan OF te
south west quarter of section twelve, in township
four. Of range six, in Monroe county, Ohio, sub
iect 10 the dover estate of Elizabeth Philips.
Terms-one third cash in hand, one third in
ak months, and the balance in one year, with In
terest and approved security.
WILLIAM MASON,
Executor OF Reuben Philips, decd.
Dec. 30-n43
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VHyHE STATE OF OHIO, MONROE Co., S.:
e Application will be made 10 the next Court
OF Common Pleas, within and for said county of
Monroe, for the redemption of LOT No. 10, in the
town of Lebanon, in said county. sold On the llth
day ofJanuary 1917, for taxes, to George w. Penn,
and charged upon the duplicate TO Sole monPowell,
the original quantity, the SAID lot No. 10, entire.
SOLOMON POWELL,
By N. HOLSTER, his Attorney.
Ian. 10. lS49-6w
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Attachment Notice.

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS.
In The Court Of Common Pleas.
June Term. A. d. lS4S.
John Craig, Richard
] Clark, and Samuel IN ASSUMPSlT.
Craig, partners trading Damages 5000.
under the firm of Craig, ! Notice is hereby given
Clark g. Co. to all persons interested,
vs that on the 9th day of
Charles Medallion. June, 1913. the said
Craig, Clarke & Co. sued out Of said Courta Writ
of Attachment against the lands, tenements,
goods, cha;tles, rights. credits, moneys and effects
of the said Charles Medallion, a nonresident of
the State OF Ohio, demanding therein the sum Of
two hundred dollars damages, which said writ was
at the June Term of said Court A.. d. lS4S, re-
turned served. And afterwards, to wit, on the
10th day of July, ls4S, the said plaintiffs sued out
of said Court another writ, which was at the Oc-
tober Term, l848 of said Court, return served.
WILLIAM OKEY, Clerk,
Nov A. 1913, Monroe Common Pleas.
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Summer ashiensfe for 1S4Ss

~ AVERY, No. 10 MoNK0ESt.,, WHEEtfW6.s
- respectfully informs his old friends and the
public 10 general, thathe has now on hand ajssEs
and superior stock Of Hats and, Caps, ofthe Iete
Spring and Summer Fashions, compfisipge III uuai.
tiles; shapes sndsizes.i y His hats r6 maidfaStsFsd
under his ownimmediate supsrintshdencs,uG ia
finest material, and By The best workpspra9t
will be sold wholesale and retail, at prices stnl
lower than they have ever been offered ffYitAlt
city. Those Wishing, 10 pnrchase Hat 12dl Cops.
will find ii to their advantage To- sivs hin afeAll
before purchasing elsewhsre.a .ses .,..;,n :
April 20, 1915, SAvENY. =