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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-10-27

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, %.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
w ,iiam Lanu:n and Sharlou Clevenger, Admin
istrators of the estate of Joha Clevenger, decd.
Elizabeth Lsnum, John Lanum. .ter Lanum'
Jesse Powell aud Hannah Powell, his wife. Char
lott Powell, John Powell. Elizabeth Powell,
and SharIott Clsvenger and George Clevenger.
Petition filed in said Court to sell lands under
the will of John Clevenger, decd. SC. And the
aaid defendants are hereby notified and informed
that on the 18th day Of September, A. d. l949.
the ssid Administrators filed their petition in the
Coutt of Commo, Pleas Of said county Of Mouree.
The object and prayer Of said petition is TO sbtaia
an order, &C., At the next term Of said Court. LOT
the assignment of Que third part of the following
real estate to Shailott Clevenger (widov OF John
Cievenger. dec'd.,) to hold during her natural
fe to wit: The east half OF the southwest quarter
Of range 8, township Z, and section l9. CO aiming
81 acres; also, the one it'd part of about acres,
desc ibed as follows: commencing on the south
line of the southwe quarter Of section 10. town.
ship I, and range 8, twenty-three rods from the
southeast corner, themes running to the said corn
csr, thence north 26 rods, thence to the place Of
beginning; and also, the one third part OF about
three acres in the southeast quarter Of section l9,
township Z. and range S-being three acres bought
BY said decdent Of Cyrus Matheny. And said Ad-
ministrators will also pray for order'o sell said
real estate subject to the above incumbrance. and
divide the proceeds among the several devisees in
said will mentioned, and according to the terms
and REQUIRE: dents o iiis said last will and testamen
Of said decedent. d. H WIRE,
! cent, Is. l84S. Sol for Petitioners.
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DoAD NoTIcE.-Notice is hereby given

unOAD NOTICE.-Notce is hereby given
T. that petition will be presented to the Com.
mjssioners OF Monroe county, Ohio, Of their next
Session, pra, ing for alteration aud vacation OF
a part ol the road known as the road Of Joseph
Mofrs All the north end from stake near
the summit of the hi in Adams township, on the
land of r. B Dent. thence north, intsrsectlng the
Woods6eld road in the holl6w below John ksert's
if,il, ID Sunsbtiry township. to be Vacated. The
new route commencing at the above mentioned
stake, running thence northwest through part OF
the land Of r. B. Dent, thence north through
forty acre lot (the owner unknown TO the petit
tiones 81 to the land of N, English, thence north
on or near the line OF N. English, R. B. Dent, b.
Williams and d. P. Williams land to Joseph VIII
liams' at ble thence north on the line OF b. VIII
arns and George Snider's land 10 the mouth Of
B. Williams lane, thence west through the land
Of George Snider to the Woodsfeld road And
also for the location of another road, commencing
on the Woodsfeld road on the top Of the hill at
the mouth of little lane, little north OF Colbert
Harris old barn, between the farms OF John Nj
ser;, running thence north to private Toad on
the land of David TIeInbly, thence northwest
along said private road .hroug h the land Of David
Trsmby to the Bealsville road at the schoolhouse.
Oct. 81, lS49. NATHANIEL ENGLISH
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is higher up. The "Clique No. 2" ex-
poets 10 depart in few days in search Of
"them sirty niggers," in order to have
them located in Monroe county by the
next election. Unless they can find them,
they are fearful they cannot succeed at
the election on the ed Tuesday Of Octo-
Der, 1850.
The following article upon the subject
of Conventions and Independent Candi-
dates, is from the Cincinnati Enquirer
1t is, perhaps, not the most seasonable
time for its publication, but ! send it to
you for that purpose.
Yours, in Democracy,
THE EDITOR.
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DMINIsTRAToR,s SALE. BY vif,S. q

4 DMINISTRATOR,S SALE.-By virtue o.
A an order from the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Monroe county. will cfeI for sale at the court
house il the town Of WoodsheId, at public out
cry. ON Saturday the lst day Of December, iese.
between the hours Of 10 o'eIork IN, and o.
clock 3. in, of said day. the following !seds, y.
inc In said county, as the properly 0f Stmuei.
Swartweod, now deceased, subject to the dover
Of Abigail Swsrtwood hIs widow, therein ss.ikn- k
ed, to witt The east half OF the north west guar;
ter of section 22, township g. and range !, sso the
north west quarter Of the north east quarter OF
section, tSwi,ship and range aforesaid; also she
north half Of the south west quarter of the ncfth
east quarter Of same section, township and range.
in separsts patcels and On the following terms
One third in hand. one third in 9 months and ths
residue In IL months, ith interest from the day
Of sale: the deferred psynehts 70 be secured BY
"''''S ABRAHAM STULL, Adm'r.
Oct q, ls49 Of Samuel Swartwood. decd.
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From the Ohio Statesman.
Vote on; the Constitution. x

Below we have collected from the Office
Of the Secretary Of State, the vote for and
against Convention to remodel the Con-
stitution, as well as the entire vote given
for Representatives, in sixty.four counties.
The latter vote is not strictly correct, as
in several counties, where there were two
Representatives to elect, the entire num-
Der of ballots cast was not given, and we
had to take the highest vote given for the
candidate for each patty, with all the
scattering votes, SO as to get at the whole
number cast.
The entire vote for the Convention, in
the counties named, is ZOE, ,885-against it.
Al ,863-the number OF votes cast for Rep
resentatives, 1878. The majority fol
the Convention is 16,326. :,
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NALEoF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF

SALE OF KEAB ESTATE br OUUEN Ur
~ COURT.--By virtue OF an order from the
,;ourt Of Common Pleas Of Monroe county. ONO.
will offer for sale, on the premises. at public Svs-
cry, on Saturday. the LIST day OF pscembers is4s'
between the hours Of 10 o'clack, M ana 0 !,
clock, p IN, of said day. the following aescI'pe" %
cs,ssd 70 W.T.. The east half OF The southeast
suarter Of section 20, township Z, and range 9;
also, the southeast quarter Of tho son.hwest quar-.
ter OF section 20, township Z, and range .; ,ylne
and being ia Monroe county aforesaid ouolec,
to dover. Terms-One-thiId in hand, o"e.tE.a .
In six months, and the residue in one year; WIN
interest frown the day Of sals- the deferred pay
ments to be secured to the satisfaction OF the pn
dersigned. JAMES AM -.
Oct. q, lS49. Admir- Of Abram. Archer, dec d.
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N DAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given
that petition will be presented to the Com
Inissionen OF Monroe county, Ohio. at their next
Session praying for the location ola Codnty Road,
commencing at or pear the line between Josias
Brown and George Baker, on the southeast side
OF Sunhsh crock. thence ION the same side OF the
creek) running the nearest and best way to inter-
sect lie graded road leading from Woodsfeld TO
LewisvilIe at or near green white oak tree near
the corner Of meadow and cornfeld on the place
now occupied BY John WISE.
Oct n, 1S49. A PETITIONER.
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ANOTHER JOB FOR SECRETARY CLAYTON.
There is a rumor at Washington, that
Russia has determined to close the Black
Sea to the commerce of the United States,
and of all other nations.
The Albany Argus thinks that Secretary
Clayton should take this matter up, and
that then he will have on his hands q
quarrel with
France, Mosquito,
England, Russia,
Mexico. Cuba, and
Nicaragua, Canada,
besides the job Of /" ffowning down" the
Free Soilers-and he can back out Of all
at once.--Statesn,an
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SAFETY of SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.-A YES
sci has arrived at New London, Connec-
ticut, from Davis Straits, the Captain Of
which reports having heard from the ma
tives, that the ship of Sir John Franklin
was in Prince Regents Inlet, where she
had remained four seasons. or more, sur
rounded by ice. They also stated that
the crew were alive and well. This intel
ligence confirms the English accounts.
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n EBEccA ARCHER's ESTATE. -Nctes
r hereby eiven that the subscribsrs hsve
besn apppinted and qualified as Administrators %
the estate Of Rsbscca Archer. iste o. Monroe
county. deceased. All persons infsbied 70 said
estate are requested to make immediate PaymesnsX; Y;
and those having claims against $40 sslcts WIZ
present them legally proven for settlemsrtc
Oct 81. i8l9. SIMON ARCHER
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MARRIED .-On Sunday, the 2lst
instant, by the Rev, John G. Skinner, Mr..
CLARK CURTIS JONES and Miss Ellie WAT
SON, of Seneca township, in this county.
On the same day, by the same, Mr.
REUREN ISRAEL STocKsDALE and Miss
BARBARY WATSON.
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Notice.
UHERE will be a Petition prese

"yHERE will be Petition presented to the
next Legislature of the State of Ohio, pray
ing for the erection of new County, to be
called Mason, within the following boundaries,
the county seat to be located at Beverly viz
Commencing at the south west corner of Berne
township, Athens county, thence north to the
north west corner Of Marion township, in said
county; thence east on the north line Of Marion
and Roxbury to the east side of the Muskingum;
thence up the said Musklngum river to the north
line of Windsor township, Morgan county;
thence east on the north line of Windsor town
ship. to the south west corner Of Centre town.
ship; thence north to the north west corner OF
Cent,e township; thence east to the south west
corner of Olive townships; thence north 10 the
north west corner of said township; thence east
to the north east corner Of Enoch township,
Monroe county; thence south to the north west
corner of Elk township; theace east to the north
east corner of said township; thence south to the
south east corner of section IL. Liberty township,
Washington county; thence west miles, thence
south to the south line of Salem township;
thence west to the north east corner Of Water
town township; thence south TO the south east
corner OF said township; thence west to the south
west corner OF said township; thence south 10
the south east corner Of W esley township; thence
west to the place Of beginning. Oct. "a, ls4s.
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NJ The Democrats have nineteen ma
iority on joint ballot in the Legislature OF
Pennsylvania. Last year the Legislature
was Wing.
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n Isr OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
IL once, at Woodsfield. Monroe county, Ohio.
on the first day Of Oct, Is49; which. y not taken
out before the FIRST day OF January next. WIN %
ssut to the General Post Otfice as dead letter..
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DR. w. T. SINCLAIR-Having returned
10 woodsfeld, offers his professional servi.
ces to the citizens Of the town and vicinity
Office in the Store room Of p. c. Delhi ;
Dec, 0, l64s.
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sofL Monroe forfeited 10 the Sa
LANDS the State Tor
bonpa, b dnxs,"pa February Is, s42
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JOtN kCHN, ITeusureT'
Office, Oct 10, l849.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-07
LATEST ARRIVAL OF
SEASONABLE GOODS.

Jesse MEEK. has the pleasure Of say
e1 lng to his customers, and the public gen
orally, that he has now received and opene:
his stock OF NEW a. 0DO y .
which have been sei~ctedwith great care by HIM
self. and particularly adapted 10 tbs mark I.
comprising a. the various colours, qualities and
stv!es CT .a:tls, C-ssit&cres. caSsInetts James,
Tweees. Sunner wear for men ana boys. &c
To ruE I.aIEs:-Ny assortment @ Ladies'
Dress <sooas IS oufplete, comprising every
thing alaptS4 10 t4le!r ants, ana all vXRY MGR
To rHE loUNG tsAurLEaE~:-I would say that
your wants have beea property appreciated, and
y0a v III find all 20 Z.
To raE M4ca,NIcs:-I can say ,hat bring
nothing that comes in competition with Your
business. ana | would most respectfully invite
yeu 10 call ami examine nay Stock; | 60 not
ssV that wal! sell you Goods tlrsat4 PEI cent
cseaDs5 t...a any 0tter House in the city. were
% 10 %, You would say that il was ali bur,LH--
rer4, Gld righf a{fg too: bat tins much dc say,
that you shall tind my Goods As CHEAP ANY
OTHER House. ~ THE CITY, rsaIfsr sc.Gf The y
g.ap So 1t.
act Al. rushing IN solid mass 10 get board "a
vessel bound for California, 0utare rushing right
- iuv Store, - get good, nice and cheap Coos
Cost on, Cows on! one AND ALL!
10000 pounds of Wool Wanted.
Aua all other kinds Of Country Produce taken
n exchange icr Goocs.
Richmond, Sept. 10, 1919. l9-f
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Both the Centreyille editors abseDted them
selves from home. to keep from forklng
over the 'Printer's fare" promised the
craft by the editor Of the Wing Davis,
with the hope of getting a free dinner,
borrowed horse, and solitary and alone.
wended his way TO Centreville, and was
engaged for several hours anxiously i'll
curing for the whereabouts Of the con-
vention and the promised printer fare
He finally gave 1t up as a bad JOB and re-
turned home dinnerless, with the exec p
ton, perhaps, Of few ,histles plucked by
the wav. So ended the great edltoria al
convention Of WAYNE county. We dldn I
90. because we had no faith in Wing pro-
misses, and supposed all the time that
neighbor Stir's pledge 10 furnish printers
fare for the occasion, would turn out false
like all other wing pledges. We cou!dn' I
stand the idea OF going 10 Centrcviilc and
coming home without our dinner. - JEFF.
We fortunately ate a .hasty plate 0!
dinner before starting 70 the convention.
and, of course, had no occasion to eat
the food our oss-piring neighbor usually
feasts upon; if we plucked a few thslles
by the way, twas done TO supply his era
wing appetite, and that he might not be
compelled TO 90 suPperless to bed. Ever
since Jim was turned out TO grass he
has persisted in recommending "thistles
to US, from the fact, we suppose, that he
has grown fat and sleek thereon himself.
The following yarn Will do for refusal,
on our part, to partake with him Of his ia
vorite thistle" fodder: Peter Pnder had
for some time most violent cough, when
his friend, Galen, persisted in recommen-
ding asses milk as a certain cure. The
bard tired of his opportunities, at length
quoted him by sending him this epigram;
''AnI Doctor DO you really think
That asses milk ought to drink
Nv ould quite remove my cough you say,
And drive my old complaint away,
1t cured yourself, | grant II true
But then twas mothers mix to you!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-07

State Bank of Indiana
and Branches:
Kentucky Banks Of s.
and upwards:
State Bank of Ohio ana
Branches;
Laf. Bank of Cincinnati;
Commercial Bank of DO.
City Bank of do
Dayton Bank;
Bank of Geauga:
Canal Blk of Cleveland
City '' " do
CITY /" " Columbus
Franklin Blk Of Zanss.
vile;
TThe above Notes,
,rill also be receired at n
payment for subscripti'
tising-,hey will. indee,
will, &c. &c. &c. &c I
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which Will be tOuH& & - lis, I ASH AiEkt.c.
~AIIlAIEIS, .IN EEpS, JEANS, VEST
IAtf~, 1~c. -.
LADIES. F9.1CI kLLY, ARE INVITED TO CALI.
And examine lis stock Of DRESS GOODS,
among which are: Fancy Pink Law ms, Organdy
GO. do, Preach DO. do, Plaid 90. DO new styie
Canetton stripe, striped Grenadines, &c. &c;
>it-tt>, Of nearly I'll shades ana prices. plain
Hacca Lastrc>; Grape 80 Lame; Eonbazincs;
Cashmeres; hcxican ana California fiail>; Ell
ston ana Manchester GiHehlH.s, Prints in great
variety pia!n Mons. de lame ~hAvis sllA fringe
and embroidered DO; Grape lesSc; Null and
Book Husl,ns plain ana fancy Ribbons. Frinccs,
Lsces, Carpet Bags, aud ~ olloi.s'' Ia abund-
aHcc.
BDNNE'Ist china Pearl. Superior Englisl,
StraFs, faiaetla. lancy Cohufg, " hlte Lace,
Florence Braid, aud Gimp; Misses and Children 5
Bonnets ana Hats. etc. etc
ALso.-CGAtfg, & ufehstearc NGrdi-are, Glass
Mails, u at. l,td. 95j Gt0cetits sc.
x itr@H assortment Of BOOTS. SHOES
aa5 ~LifPLE~ winch can and Ff971
".!! he sold u To-" Ir.ces ALso,-AnrEL.t
assortment Of fAfA@ois and IMBKLIiAs.
lie would again invite the public to an cx-
animation OF ms CD IDS, as he feels confident
none can un4rr>cn him without a sacrifice For
the truth OF The settlement & tII. aud SEE.
" v HEAT, tLAASEEp,C CORN and OATS.
n demand at all tunes; for which viii be pail
the highest IHarket-Price IN Cash or CoodS
w. OF y 's;Y UtsDDi &c, taken M
exchange for Goots.-E1t
EIcEMoNp. sept. 10, 80. l-u
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"n4rCAN'T ACCEPT We have an in
yitation to an editorial convention 10 be
held at Centrevillc--thc great OBJECT OF
which IS TO make a deccHt and h0nordbfe
man Of Elder, Of the Je1ersonian. rs
we consider him d lost sinner. given over
TO Icing. slandering and hardness OF
heart, we are unwilling TO engage with our
editorial brethren in such hopeless task
with such a mess of political putrldity
and corruption as he has proven himself
New Castle Courier.
Friend Duggins, has certainly been i'm
posed upon by some wag. as TO the great
object of that was-to-be editorial conven-
ton; he makes mountain out Of a mere
mole hill, for any one knowing that lob
ject' can see that it would have been Il
very small part of the business OF the
conventions; the time thus spent might have
been worth 81! He seems TO be wrathy
albeit, he's one Of the best natured tel-
lows in the world
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M II ETlN $.

NJ Il r. TIN GS.
sNSNyg'7 Clark Division. No. 2. Sons Of Tenn
IA perauce.-CP Meet every Wednesday
JEHSO evening, at % o'cl'k.
Mechanics Mutual Protection. No. 4.
of RiC h,nOnd,
J-Neets on Thursday evening of each week
at the Hall of the Young Mems Literary Asso-
citation, at 81 O'Clock.
Webb Lodge. no. 2f:
Meets on Friday evening next, at early candle
lighting.
4. q. O. r.
Meet Friday evening of each week, at 81
o'clock. Hall in Lippencot,s new building, OPP
posite the Huntington House.
LIST OF BANK NorEs RECEIVED AT THE BRANCH
BANK AT RICHMOND:
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COOPER ISIN(;LASS.--T is yer,
~ nice article for culinary purposes, and par
ticulary nice for clearing coffee. Call and ge
some and try it. 1t can be had at Dr.. HoweI's
Drug Store, No. l6, Main street.
Oct. II, 1919. II:tf
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NRESH Bread, Cakes of all kinds. Crackers,
It &C., constantly on hand and for sale by
SWAIN & POE.
Sept. 10. 1919 39-tf.
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1 DNISISrR .TOR's NOTICE.-The

ADMINISTRATORS MOTT { F.. he
: uuder>igu ed. having taken cat OF The fFo-
bate court Of W ayue county, letters Of Alt4i n
istratton on the Estate of Thomas Epps, late Of
s1id county, deceased: notice Is hereby gwen 10
all pc rsons indie bted 10 SAID Estate 10 make lm-
mediate payment, ana those having claims
against the same viii prese NJ the.n, legally au-
lhenticated for settlement, " lthin the time re-
CURED by law. The Estate j. probably solvent.
JAMES u. POE, Adm'r.
Richmond Oct. II. lcI9 lJ.3w
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Belcare of Courferfrifs

The genuine article is manufactured only by
II. G Farrell, sole inve ntor and proprietor, and
wholesale druggist, No. =, Main street. Peoria.
Ill.,. 10 whom all applications for agencies pur-
chase must be addressed. Be sure you get it
with the letters II. G. before Farren's, thus
ii. G. FARRELL'S-anc my signature on the
wrapper; all others counte rfeits.
CTFor sale by Irwin Reed, Richmond: VI.
Seaton. Cen:revlle; II. Goette, 3 miles West
of Centreville; Vanuxem & Son, Dublin: c. II
Raymond. Cambridge city J. Cammack Ches-
ter; Parker & Stanton, Newport; Coffin & Pur-
vance, Williamsburg: and regularly authorized
agents all over the United States. Call and Get
a Farrier Book. free of charge.
Sept. &c. 1919. 40:3m
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FOR SALE.
Administrators Notice

THE undersigned having taken 90, Of the
Clerks Office of the " ayne Probate Court
letters OF Administration on the Estate OF Ltd-
il Atkinson, deceased, late of ayne Tow Il
ship, WAYNE County, Indiana. all persons IA
q bted 10 SAID Estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment, and all those having claims
against the same are herby notified 10 Prese nj
them legally authenticated for settlement, with
in one year from this date. The estate Is sup
posed TO be solvent.
JAMES VI. POE. 4dhH'r,
With The " al annexed
Richmond, Oct. Il, 1919 4j-Jw
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Stiff Complaint. S,reeney, Distemper,
Corks and Sore Eyes Cured
NJ. Mitchell, Postmaster at Fiat Fulton Co,
H.. says
Mr.. IL. @. Farrell: Your Arabian Linime II
10 highly priced here. We cured of my
ne ghbors' horses OF the Stiff Complaint BY about,
four FIVE applications, and | cured one of nv
own of the Sweeney. Our Sheriff, Jose ph
Dykes, cured his horse of bad Cork with it; he
also tried it on a colt that had the Disternper
very bad, and cured it Immediately. He says
It is decidedly the greatest horse medicine he
used. There have been numbers cured of
Sore Eyes with it. | find it very valuable
medicine both for man and beast
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Sand uskv City Bank;
Seneca County Bank
Tltiin, Ohio;
Western Reserve Be nix
Bank of Virginia and
Branches;
Farmers Bank of Vir-
GINA and Branches:
Bank of the Valley OF
Virginia and Branches
Exchange Bank of Vir-
ginia and Branches;
Notes of So and up
!, wards, at par in New
ork, Philadelphia,
and Baltimore.
from 81 and upwards.
e "Pauadium' C5Tce. in
On, job work and adrer-
j. Those indebted. SC.
&c. &c. .Nuf ced.'
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L + /, VI s.

Ia the Achdainy. .......... $50 90 per amman.
Ia the College. -. ....-....t 30 90
or Music ana Of Arms and
Accoutrameuts. .....3 90
" Wv . = w - -
BDAhDiNb caa be had private families
II from /" % to two and II half dollars d week
~ hen ~ BARRACKS, II II designed to furnish COM
mons - u uniform rate. students from Il dis
lance "tl be required TO board at ,h.. Institute
aud have no communication with the town, ea-
cept as allowed by written permits.
1T The session commenced on tn. first of
september. aud continues ten months.
Sept -, l-l9. 30-1y
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.hcc>c..,a,... Ar:.hf:,m Es:.s.a1r..-.

I The character OF this very celebrated rem
edy, is well known, as to require parade
of &c certificates make it sell and of course un-
necessary to say anything more than that it is
for sale at DR. Howell's Drug Store. No. l6
Main street. Call and get bottle before 1t is
gone.
oct u. 1910. lift