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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-23

and bis assistants, while so employed 10 re-
eeiVe the same compensation, aud 10 be al
lowed the same expenses as are now allowed
by law for transportation Of criminals, 70 ba
certified by The Judge Of the district within
which the arrest is made, and paid out Of the o
Treasury Of the United States. a1i ~
SEC. TO- And be il further enacted, That
when any person held TO service or labor ia
any State or Territory, or in lhe District OK
Columbia, shall escape therefrom, The party
10 which such service or labor shah be due.
his, hel, or their agent or attorney may applY
TO any court Of record therein, or iuoRe
thereof IN vacation, and make satisfactory
proof TO such court or Judge ia vocation, Of
The escape aforesaid, and that the person es.
Gaping owed service or labor to such party.
Whcreupon the court shall cause recoid 10
be made ofIhc matter as proved, and ass
gener9l description ofihe persons so escaping
with such convenient certainty as may be.
and transcript ofsuch record authenticated
by the alesiation OF The clerk and seal Of The
court being produced in any other STATE.
Territory or District IN which The person 60 !.
escaping may be found, and being exhibited
TO any judge, commissioned or other officer all.
lhorzed by the law of the U. S.. to cause
persons escaping from service or labor 10 be
delivered up, shall be held and taken 10 be
full and conclusire evidence ofAe fact Of ea- I.
cape, aud the service OF labor OF the person
escaping is due TO The party IN such record
mentioned. And upon the production by the Z
said party of other and further evidence, If
necessary, either oral or by affidavit, il addi>
ton TO what is contained in the said record Of
the identity of the persons escaping, he or
she shall be deIirered up to the claimant -,
And !he said court, commissioner, Judge or
other person authorised by this act 10 grant
certificates 10 claimants Of fngitives, shall
upon the production Of the record and other
evidences aforesaid, grant TO such claimant
a certificate Of his right to any such person
identified and proved TO be owing service or
labor as aforesaid, which certificate shalt au-
thorze such claimant to seize or arrest aud
transport such person to the State, Territory
OF District from which he escaped. Proyi
Ided, M eaa
That ncthiag Mrein contained shau be-
construed as requiring the production Of q
transcript Of such record as Evidence as
Idforesaid. But in its absence the cIaim
shall be heard and delermlned upon Other
satisfactory froofs, competentm law. t''4'
| Approved September 10, 1850.
MILLARD FILLMORE. -
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sHERrFF's SALE.
SOLOMON sMIrn, ET. All



SAMUEL BEEL, TT, AL.
DY virtue of n decree and order OF sale issued
ID out OF tho Comt Of Common Pleas OF Harri
sou county, Ohio, and to me directed, will offer
for sale in front OF the Court House, in the town
ofCadiz, in said county, on SATURDAY the 26h
1lny of0CfOBER next, between the hours Of 10
o'clock A. NJ and 4o'clock p M. of sai,I day, the
following described real estate. to wit: The
northeast half OF In-IIot No. lI0, situate in the
town Cadiz; also, the following described paTt of
said Lot No. ITO, to wit: Beginning at the cor
ner of Thomas G. Vinccnt's Lot, and thirty one
feet from the southwest corner o said Lot No Ito,
nGtl running with saih Vinccnt's line south so deg
castlll fe,t; thence north 40 deg. east 2 feet
thence north so deg to III feet to the alley at the
back OF said Lot; thence south 40 deg west 2
feet 10 the place of beginning; and also, sixteen
feet square in the northeast corner of Lot No.
220 in said town also, the three cqua undivided
eighth paris OF the following parts OF said Lot No.
ll0and Lot No. Iii in SAID town, to wit: Thirty
three feet in front, OH Steubenvile street, of the
southwest side ofsaid Lot No. lf0, ami seven tet
infrOnt off the northeast side of said Lot. No. III
extending back for each part ofsaid lots eighty
five feet. DAVID HILBERT, ShtrjF
Sept. 49, 1850, Ct. Of Harrison county.
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LEGAL NOTICE..

John Brioker and
Samuel Bell. Execu-
TORS Of Henry Brick
er, deceased. Petition TO sell Lands
Va.
David Brickcr,
ct. al.
NOTICEis is Hereby given that the undersigned
Y exeou,ors OF Henry Bricker, dec d, in pursIl-
ancc olanordcr from tie Conr, Of Common Pleas
Of Harrison county, Ohio, to them directed, for
sahat purpose. will sell by Public vcndue, NJ the
Court House in Cadiz. in said county, on 4 UES
DAY, the ffth day OF N0VEM BIER next. be
tween the hours Of l2 o'clock A. Nj. and o'clock
+. NJ, the following real estate situated in said
county. 10 viii: A part Of section number "a,
township number Q, md range number 4, in the
Steubenville Land District, coniitiniag about two
hundred aud 24l acres, Of which the said Henry
Brcaer, died, seized and possessed.
JOHN BRICKER,
SAMUEL BELL,
Executors Of Henry Brlckor. decd
BY Jewet & Pepparl their Atty's.
October Q, 1850. ST. .sia
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" Iheterms upon which this Company insure Life
are peculiarly favorable to the insured ;-muoh
more so, it is believed, lhnn the terms OF any other
Lille Insurance Company, 10 wit;
Tie great security afforded in u Guaranty Fund
of 100000. s20.U00 Of which has been paid in
Cash, and Se0,0O0 secured in the safest nanncr.
by Bond and Mortgage Of Real Estate; Il
Rates of premium greatly reduced from the
rates ofother Companies, and more equally grad.
uated; 80
Insurance for the benefit of Married Women So
cure from the creditors OF their husbands; 81
The insured not liable tc assessments for losses
No extremehaz0rds taken by this Company
An annual dividend to all policy holders, pay-
able IN Cash also, additions made to Life Poll
oies every five years; ....-tt.
Notes taken in part for premiums;
Policies issned upon application without delay,
causing no loss OF Insuranco to the parties.
Lives Of either sex insured between the ages OF
fourteen and sixty, inclusive, for Que year, five
Yeas, or for life.
The Pnmphleis atd 'Irncis published by tho
Company wild be loUnlltO contain much val1hble
Information respecting the mai ture, principles mp
plcation. and benefits Of Life insurance. Also an
IexaminntiOn oi the plans of the other Mutual
Companies OF this country. and full explanation
of the plan proposed by this Company, together
with various tables, one showing the rates o
premium for the term of life, fseyeral Companies.
compared with the rntcs of this Company, and
another giving The rates Of this Company, for all
ages and terms at which Insurance is nude
Pamphlets and Tracts furnished gratis, and
applications received and forwarded b.,
Agent az Cadiz, D. w. PHILLIPs.i
August %, 1850. III f3l..tsef
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SALE or KEAL ESTATE
BY ORDER OF COURT.

NN SATURDAY tie 10Th day of OCTOBER,
~ 1854, at IL o'clock A. NJ, at the door OF the
Court House, in the Town Of Cadiz, will be
e. III to the highest bidder the following real
estate as nart Of the property Of Samuel IIar-
per, deceased, to wit: A part Of the southwest
quarter of section No. l3, and part Of the south
west quarter oi section No. 10, in Township No
II, % Range 5, SeubenyiIle Land District;
beginning for the same at the sec corner between
section No l3 and section No 10, on the Town
ship line, and running south 50 degrees west II
poles; thence north Ia degrees west 81 poles:
thence enst 81 poles; thence north l5A degrees
east 6I-6I; thence north 50 egrees east Sid !
thence south degree west 1916; thence south
- degrees west I06-l6 poles to the place of be
ginning, continuing GIty-ni acres, three roods
aud six and twenty -four lundrehs poles more or
less. the same Is free from dover, and appraised
at sixteen hundred dollars Terms of SALE one
hall purchase money wilbe required to bel paid
TO the administrator on the st day OF January
next, and on the balance Il credit of six months
will he given with interest.
JOSEPH SHARON Administrator
de bonrsnon Samuel Harper; deceased.
Septembe. IS 1850. st.
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SHHElsSPF's SALE.
REIN LEWIS,
.-.-. DC In Chnncnru

rs. In Chanccry.
TuoM,s PuRvIANcE,
ND I virtue Of n decree and order Of sale issued
.AO out Of the Court of Common Pleas of Ilani-
son county, Ohio, ,and to me directed, will offer
l sae, in front the Court House, in the town o
Cadig, IN said county, on SA ! URDAY the 2Gth
day of OCTOBER next, betwt en- the hours of lU
O'Clock, A. NJ, and A o'clock, p M. ofsaid day,
the following described Real Estuic to wit: Stu
ute, lying and being in the town oil New Athens,
in the comfy Of Harrison, known and designned
as Lot No. IS in said town OF New Athens, agree
ably 10 and ON the plat of said town as recorded
in The Recorders Office Of said county Of Harrison
~ Cndiz, with allandsingular the appurtenanccs
lhcrelnto belonging ,and being the same Lot con-
vcyed by George Atkinson, Administrator oil
Joseph Grimes, deceased. to james Tnrhut an
from james Tnrbut 10 said Thomas Purv'ancc.
DAVID HILBERT, Sheriff
Sept l8, 1850. ct. Of Harrison County.
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MILLARD FILLMORE.
soUArTERFs RIGHTS IN OREGON.

The following letter from Mr.. Thurslon.
ilhe Dslegate 10 Congress- from Oregon, we
presume will not be without interest 10 the
Imany in this region who are strongly disposed
10 emigratc TO that much lauded territory.
WAsHINcToN, Sept. IS, 1850. g8
take this occasion 10 inform your readers,
having been requested SO to do, what are
the provisions Of the Oregon Land Bill, so far
as emigrants are concerned, going TO ths
country for five years after the first Of De-
tcember next. To all white male persons,
over twenty.one years Of age, emigtallng TO
and settling in said Territory, during the
time specified, aud to nll white males be- &
coming twenty -one years OF age and settling
ia the county, during that tine, the bill
gran 800 acres OF land, il married man, or
100 if single. If, however, such single man
marries within one year after arriving in the
Territory, or utter becoming twenty,one
years of age, he receives 800 acres. In oil
cases one half Of this land is to belong 10 the
woman in her own right, not liable for the
debts uf her husband, or subject TO his control. 4
The bill requires four years residence sEd
cultivation before one can get formal title
Ito his land. The land may be selected
wherever The emigrant pleases, in any unOc>
cuped part of the country.
would also remark that this bill has pass-.
ed the House, and has received the sanction
Of The committee on public land 10 the Sem
ate, and | am quite cerlan when say il
meets the appreciation Of large majority Of
The Senate. 1t viii pass that body in the .
course ora week.
wonId also remark for tie information or
those wlo wish to emigrate, Tint The pros.
poets 10 Oregon never were brighter. There
s line Of mali steamers now extending 10
Oregon City I50rnies into the interior, and
machinery Is on lIie way for two steamers, 70
run OIL the Upper Willmette, which may be
lnnyenled $50 miles above Oregon City -.
And for information as 10 the price ol labor,
have to say, thai received a letter by The
last mail, Eom Young man N Massachu-
se,ts in June, who hired out Immediately aE
ter arriving there, for $4,000 per year. Day
labor ranged from fis to fifteen dollars per
day, according to the nature Of the work. t.
would he ntnch obliged 20 western editors, % /.
give tlils short later a place IL their papers.
D'td" 'oi lam, sir, vAtyIruly yauts, &c.
'm 43 SAMUEL THURSTON.
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DIR. SWAYNE'S
Compound Syrup OF wild Cherry
A TRULY WONDERFUL CURE!
READ THIS EXTRAORDINARY CASE.
DrcEMnFp % 1913

READ THIS EXTRAORDINARY CASE.
DEcEMnER 25, lS48
DR.. SwAYXE: Dear Sir-ITaying contracted n
severe cold, which settled upon my lungs, atten-
ded with Il violent cough pain in my side and
breast, difficulty Of brea thing, was attended by
phl sicians ofthe first espcctabiiiy ;but my symp-
toms became veryalarming; there was an abcGss
formed IN my lungs aud made its way through my
side. and discharged large quantities puss ex-
Icrnally. so thatmy physician thought the power
or unotioi.s OF one OF my lungs were totally de-
srOyed-thereiore supposed the case entirely
hopeless. This mourntul state of things contin.
ut d for .ong time, until was astcd and worn
To a skeleton. had tried a number OF remedies ;,
but all failed to do any good. But there still be.
ing spark OF hope left with nc and my anxious
parents. and ha, lug heard Of the great virtues O
your COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER.
RY. and its being approved Of by physicians Of
the INST eminencc. i concluded to mike tra
OF it, and to my great satisfaction, my cough
gradually grew better; the hole in my side be-
gan to heal. and am now happy to say, from a
poor and almost ppeless skeleton, haI become
hea llhy and weigh more than | ever have. All
my neiShbors can esto the tily above fact.
ABRAHAM lUNsKER,
Two miles from Skippackville, skippack Town
ship, Pennsylvania.
CAUTION CAUTION 7!
Avoid all spurious prcpara tions of Wild Cher
Ify' such ,S as balsams' Bitters, syrnpss of Wild
CHERRY. Pills purportine to contain Wild Cherry
&C., &c as they are all fctitions and cou,tcrf;t
and contain none Of 'hevirues of the original and
genuine pfepardhon, MS prepared by DR. II .
SwAYNE, and the first ever prepared in this conn-
~, orJ ,,;ti, ha,,';fII ~, up ~ sqI"ic Do'Hes'
:h f. " "iHp ppti' (SteeI e"Sta
aIs liz "i. n "'''l' Vi H. '"AfNE '"ceoh'
''so ms SlS""turc'
sWisyMe's C%ieSyatc'a VerImif"gc.
Dysnnnsi, Ch"L,rn I"{ W,r W. ;''i,,' animS'
or Dvsnnn,;,. chilIra" or,I,,i,s
and tGa r3ost nanG,I Ean'it,,'
Medioine nYer ndror"h '
m tho n',l',;o =,
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SEHEssEFF'S SALE.
Petition for Partition.

JONATHAN hlMMGLL,
VS.. p,...
CuRIsTANA KIMMRt. A'N''o'' 'o' "''i'i0''
ET. AL. a.. a. r..-
DY virtue OF an order Of sale issued out Of tic
I'D Court of Common Pleas of Harrison county
Ohio, and to me directed | will offer for sale in
the premises. on TUESDAY the 22d day of OC.
TOBlEIt next, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a.
NJ and o'clock P. NJ. of said day. the following
described real estate, to viii: The southwest
quarter Of section seven. in Township twelve. o.
Range five. in the Steubenyille land District
containing one hundred and sixty acres more OF
lees, and situate in said Harrison county, subject
To the dover estate therein Of the said Chrislnnn
kinmcll, (Widow.)
DAVID HILBERT, Sheriff
Sept. lS, 1850. St. Of Harrison County.
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STTEIsTTF's SALE
James " m1lAes, h cAnnoo,r.

James Mqihers.
We. In Chanccry.
Edwin II. Pickctt,l
RY virtue OF an nlias copy OF decree and order
- OF aaie issued in this case from the Court ol
Common Pleas OF Harrison county, Ohio. aud to
me directed. wiufcr for sale at pub lie auction,
Mt tho door Of the Court House Ia said Harrison
county, on MONDAY. the 4ih day Of NOVEM-
BElt naxt, 1850, The following described land and
tenements. to wit; Lots Q, 10, 81 and 90, la the
town offippecnnoe, IN said Harrison county,
Sale TO commence at o'clock. p N. of said day
Terms OF eale mndn known on day of sale.
DAVID HILBERT. sheriff
Oct. 2, 1850. of Harrison County.
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TNRESH TEAS-Just received Teas OF snpc-
rior flavor; a cup Of which will raise Inc
spirits ANY old Lady, to be had at
October 2, 1850. McFADDEN'S. q
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Gle Uaoi, Gtntjuel.
E. r. p o w ELL,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS OF TIE SENTINEL.

One dollar and fifty cents per annum il paid
in advance; two dollars If paid daring iheyeur;
or two dollars and fifty cents at the end Of the
year. mo paper discontinued until all aneara-
ges are paid. These conditions will b strictly
adhered to. 10 t
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SELECE POETRY.

ChiAc mildly the ETTimg.
Chide mildly the erring--
Kind language endcars;
GricGiollows the sinful
Add not to their tears; .
Avoid with reProaches
Fresh pain TO hcstow;
The heart which is stricken
Needs never a blow.
Chide mildly the erring-
Jeer not at their fall;
If strength were but human,
How weakly were all
v What marvel that footsteps
Should wanderastray,
When tempest SO shadoT
l.ife's wearisoml way?
Chidc mildly the erring;
Entreat them with care;
Their natures are mortal
They need not despair:
We all hive some frailty,
We all are unwise;
And the grace which redeems us
Must shine frc m the skies.
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agents for Harrison cOg,,Sw.

JOHN BEALL, Cadz; B. F. Goodrich & Co,
lIarrisville james Russell, jefferson A. +. Cros-
key, New Market; Jumes Fisher, LacoysviIle
J. +. CrnmbIite, Deersyille; George Pitts. Not
6ngham; B. w. Price e. Co.. Mo0refeM; Thos
Green, Frecport; Il. T. Phillips and & Co,
Smyrna. And by all the principal storekeepcrt
throughout the adjacent counties.
DR.. Swayne's Principal Office, northwest cor
ner of Eighth and Race SITS. Phila1t lphia, where
all orlols must be addressed.
September l8, 1850.
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'Haigh no! | must have htsbnnds said
Miss Crunks, ,what shalt | dn? Hera lam
lare upon my 25th year, aud they say nm
as hornely as . hedge fence to boOl what
siall | do?' Hll#
Womans wit isnotsio he sneezed al BY
those WHO do not take snuff, and being bent
on getting q husband. she would letse no
siono IRGarned. She bough4 atIcksl in the
llbttefery. Il drew handsome prize ~
my dear Miss Crooks. is tIiat you - 2
cried aia%yetoftbe Village one evening. 8
slIOw dare you 90 homo alone this dark
nighlG sd4asg "a ,as7s't set " "
d'Oh am used to IT, 'aid she, silly.
The yuung man never let her ~ houis
alone afterwards. Ilemaned the gold, with
Miss Crooks thrown M th#T i'R'el 4
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.
Il wonder what lhe reason the paper dou'l
come 2 sad old Squire BuHey, tho Cr@sus
OF the village Of NJ, as he sat loosting his
feet on the polished fender before a huge
fire. 1T is pretty near tea lime, and il SHOWS
so fast there IS no getting abroad. wonder
what that lazy editor can be a5ont 10 day.
I'rhat is about the twentieth lime this af
ternoon you have wondered the same thing
Father, said his daughter Hester, who sat
at the window occupied will her worsied
work. i never knew that newspaper was
SO essential to your comfort.'
ESSENTIAL to my comfort Mssf' repeated
the Squire, turning towards her, with some
aspiraly, Il wonder who ever said il was!--
There is some difference IN Ihing's being e.
senliAl to your comIoIi, and being pnnclual
yourself and lover Of puncIualily in 9th.
ers.' lall G y4 fl Ith ~ ~ f
just so llhiuk, Ny dear,' chimed in Mrs
Buley, speaking from the depths of a cush.
ioned chair, where she sat like comfort em-
bodied, her feet half buried in tie l0rfo(
flowers Of The stDol which supported then
land, partially Jozing over her knitting work
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~ Ienny Liad's lasl cnnaaig ia Bossoa.
Miss Mary Taylor. tho acirasa, Nho occupied
a seal, directly hi ffonr % the pIallbiul. I1Ia
beauliiuLwraagh ofnalaFal hewels aiilis les.
lof the great vocalist.
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I,NREkCH WORKED COLLARS, new style
IL RtlIe cbeapoask store Of
june, $3.50. 1.a sIlQTwELL aud CRABB.
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, J. r. RsGiddmgIalinhed, Ia an address at
Cleveland week since, Tint any fogisivo
slave. Iqyipg been once ON British sail .;InsRhl
relarlt 70 the United States with impunity.A
as hs could MOI again be reduced 10 slnvery.
aud that ihe courts both north aud sOutl had
20 decded.N .aw0Hlis fN4 iN He
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MISCEL Ian EOUS.
TTIE CREDIT SZ ZSTEM.
t H + PRIN L II r
1Y MRS. SARAH II. HAYES.

slow dreadfuIly late you are, my dear!'
said MIS-. Grayson, the wife of the printer as
he entered his own door al half past eleven
at night, i have watched and watched for
Won so long, that began 10 feel nneasy'
'Uneasy.-.I should think you would have
become accustomed to irree uar hours oy
this ume,' replied he, seating himself upon
the chair she hlG handed, with sigh.
'You are weaiied out' said his wife, mourn
fully, as he pressed his hand to his tlrohbing
temples, you are working yourself 10 dealh
and what it is FOR cannot conceive,
i wonder how | can help it, he replied
in that desponding tone which proclaims one
miserable alike, both in body and mind, Il
am half dead with fatigue, thatis true, but
there is no remedy which can preceve, for
with all my eildrs am behind and have
been ulterably unable to get the paper out
to dayT
'The jnb of Advertising you did yesteIday,
| presume is the cause of your being So late,
said she. Pay did NJ. @. pray you for i,
- five dollars was il nolH
yes, but he said must trust him while
as money was so scarce
'Did you ever hear anything like t?' cried
Mrs. G. Indignantly y--'money so scarce why
this IS the hue-and~cry from one end of the
country 10 the other. wonder how the peo
pie thlnk printer is to keep up the expenses
Iof his ofice-lype, ink, paper, fuel, rent,
workmen -and support his family, if every
b umun being thinks The plea, Money is so
scarce a sufficient excuse Tor deIrauding him
Of his honest dues
'Defrauding is hard word, answered the
husband, musiDgly, 'and yet, to put man of
with promises, and perhaps never pay at all
unless compelled, seems very like IT, Did
Mr.. y. bring grain to'dayP he enqnued,
suddenly changing this unpleasant subjec:
No, | saw him hauling load to Mr..
IS but he brought none here. You were
in h2oes that advertising for necessaries
would have The desired effect, but you see
there is nothing more easy than 10 be misIa.
KEN
Il think was mistaken when selected
my ocupaton,' resumed the printer bitterly.
'llalf the tallant and energy (not 10 mention
the labor) expended in any other pursuir,
would have placed me ere this on the high
road to independence My life is one OF
never,endng drudgerg, and yet ho@ IIlde
do those Of our patrons WHO are tbllng in
wealth ever reflect on the printers actunl
wants-his many priVaIions, or The shifts he
is obliged to resort TO on account OF their
want ofpnnclu1lhy in making pigments -
But must not sit here talking all night, as |
shall be obliged TO arse belimes in lhe morn
ing IN order 10 get the paper out as eaty as
possible gs..a.g m alatl
Il wonder what lhe reason the paper dou'I
cone q sntd old Suuire Burley Ihn Crpsus
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KENTUCKY MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
AT CONVICTION. KY.
w. 2. ROBBINS, PRESIDENT.
A. l.. GREER, VIcE PRESIDENT.
]. K. PAYSON. SECRETARY.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
W.B. ROBBINS, Us. MORGAN,
A. l.. GItEER. j. B. CASEY,
G. A. WITIlERS, s. E.MACK,
X. M WITHEtS, S. j. WALKER,
= 1T. M0RFHEAD, SoLlclToR.
r: BREFL0W, NJ d, ,PnysIcnN,
J. b. CASEY, CHAIRMAN Con-. ON FINANCE
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or Ii every All The mosi difficult llling to
preserve is nalutSl grace
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ard Eriract Of Tar Pills.
Act ms a gentle purgativc, prndncing healthy
state of the liver and bowels. ting rs an alter
ative, changing that state of co jivcncss which
is very common to some individuals, aud for the
irregularities incident to females they are very
valuable