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GHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ of
y venditioni exponas TO me directed from the
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio,
will offer for sale, at public outcIy, at the front
door of the courth house in the town of Woodsfield
in said county,on Wednesday the 30th day OF jan
uary 1850, between the hours of 10 O'Clock, m.
and O'Clock p M, of said day. the following real
estate, TO wit:-Lofs No. 26, 27, 80, s. 81, in the
town of Carlisle, lying and being in Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio, taken in execution as the property Of
OTIS o. Lewis ct AL at the suit of the State of Ohio
for the use of the Fund Commissioners Of Monroe
county. Nj. MORROW, Sheriff.
Dec. 20, IS49-S1 65.
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OFFICE OF THE SAFETY FUND SociETY,}
Woodstield. Ohio, Dec. Il, 1919.

OFFICE OF THE SAFETY FUND SOCIETY,",
Woodsield. Ohio, Dec "a, 1919. {
The Committee appointed by the Directors Of
the Society, in compliance with the act entitled
"An act to incorpol ate the Saving Fund Society
of Woodsfield," to investigate The anaiIs Of said
Society, and make and publish report thereof,
after an examination of the hooks, make aud pre-
seut the following report for the first six months
following said Socieiy's organization.
The Committee find that the Society was Or
.eanzed and commenced doing business Oh the 26lh
Of June, 1919. eiHseF r
That Stock has been taken to the amount
of S2Ol 90
That the weekly deposits amount to 1874 so
That the special deposits amount to 972 64
And the Committee fui ther find that since
said organization, there has been loaned
upon bonds the sum of 1862 90
That the expenses for printing amountto 8 90
That the expenses for stationary amount to rs
Ordered that the foregoing Report be published
do tho esprit Of Democracy"
JOHN w. OKEY,
H. Is. HILL,
II. KOEHLER,
f. ]. G. FLEMING, ,4.
a,,,,s JNO. M. KIRKBRIDE,
"a ptgf 81 , Committee
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II. G.. FAI.REL LIS.
CELEBRATED
4 rabian I4ini m G II t.

YWyHE miraculous cures performed by the Ara
IL bian physician in the days of old, were then (
looked upon as the Iesult Of magic, but since we
have become intimate with their history we can
thds account for their surprising power over di.
Their aianments in the knowledge OF
medicine were the wouder of the age, while ut the
same time the science Of Chemistry, which with
them had its origin, was to the rest Uf the world
ga sealed books" and in B0any they were the
must Zeab . nt students. la The beautiful groves
which shrt the deserts Of Arabia, abound rare
plants and od0rous woods. whence are obtained
those aromatic gums fragrant balsams. al which
this Incompatible iinimeut is composed, and by
whose stimulating, uuctuous. penetrating aud
Anodyne properties it is, when applied, instanta.
neously dillused through the whole nervous sys-
TEN, aiaying the most Intense pain IL the lncredl-
bly, short time Of 10 or Is minutes. Its action IL
prompl, ,werGul and eifectua, without the least
danger. itpenelrates the flesh to the bone, re-
lakes contracted cords. restores to limbs which
have been paiseG for years, causing the shriveed
flesh to grow out and rich bood to circulate
through its veins Ii restoles the Sy novial Fluid I,
or joint Water, and this is the ieason why 1t has
been so Universally successful in curing all diseases
Of the Jnints. III chronic affections Of the Spine
Liver. Lungs and Kidneys, this great Arabian
remedy stands unparalleled; for Ague Cake or En-
Targement Of the Spleen it is specific; and for
it has performed some of the most
Cures on record; also for Cramps.
SweIlngs, Pains, Wounds, Chilblains, Burns.
White Svelliugs, Tumors, sc, sc. ltis equally
eicacous in diseases of animals, such as Fistula.
Poll Evil, Sweeney, Stiff Complaint, Distempef,
Farcy, Sprans, Bruises, Wounds, Mango. Spa 4
wins, Windgas, Splint; and for nearly all diseases.
either in man Or beast, which require an external
application, this Lluiment stands at the head OF oil
medicines. ts,n
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ELIJAH ARCHER, Admir-
Dec %. 1649s ofMichael Archer, dec d.

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-By virtue O.
IA an order from the Court OF Common Pleas
Of Monroe county, will offer for sale on the
premises, at public outcry, on Thursday the 24lh
day of January 1850, between The hours of 10
O'Clock m and 4 o'clock m of said day. the
following land. lying in said county, as the prop.
erty of Samuel Stewart, now deceased, to wifi
The south half OF The north east quarter of section
26, in township and range 5, containing 80 acres
more or less, on the following terms-One third
in hand, one third in six months, and the residue
in IL months, ,iwiih interest from the day of sale
the deferred payments TO be secured by mortgage
or otherwise. GEORGE CLINE, Admir-.
Dec %, 1919. Of Samuel Stewart, deceased
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6SIIERIFF'S SALE BY virtue of writs OF
- vendition eSponas to me directed from the
court of Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio,
will offer for sale, at public oncry, at the front
door of the court house in the town of Woodsiield
Monroe county. on Thursday The 24th day of JAM
uary 1850 between tho hours of 10 o'clock, a m.
and o'clock, p NJ, OF said day, the following real
estate, to witt The west half of the north east
quarter of section 8, township and range 5, con-
tanning 80 acres, more or less; also the northwest
quarter of the sam, section, township and range,
containing l60 arcres, mole less also, th south
east quarter of the south west quarter OF section
10, township and range 5, containing 40 acres,
more Or less; lying and being in the cou'ty of
Monroe, Sta)e OF Ohio. taken in execution as the
property cf John Medallion, al the suits OF Isaac
Quinn's Administrations ct al. Appraised at 5000
Dec. %, 1919 $S2 20. NJ, MORROW, Sheriff
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a. II EERlfF'S SALE.--By virtue of deere
- tai order 10 me directed from the Court Of
Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, will
offer for sale, at public outcry, at the front door
OF the court house IN the town Of Woodsiied, in
said county ,on Saturday the 18th day ofJanuary,
1850, between the hours of 10 O'Clock, a. m and
o'clock, p m. OF said day, the following real
estate, to wit: The east half of the southwest
quarter of section %, township G, and range 8, in
the GAINESVILLE Land District; lying and being in
Monroe county aforesaid, and ofdeted to be sold
as the property OF Wm. FL. Kirkman, at the suit
of Benjamin Brown Appraised at 10 90.
Dee. /, lsi9-$l 81 Nj. MORROW, Sheriff
A DAiINlSTRATOR'S SALE. BY virtue Of
IA. an order from the Court OF Common Pleas
Of Monroe county, win offer for sale on the pre-
misses, on Saturday the 9th day of March, 1850,
between the hours Of 10 O'clock a. IN, and ~
clock p. M, Of said day, the following lands, y-
log in said county, as the properly of Michael
Archer, deceased, 10 wit: The southeast quarter
of the northeast quarter of section 81, township g.
and range 8, appraised at $l96; also the southwest
quarter of The northwest quarter of section SO,
township 6, and range 8, appraised at $l60,
and on the following terms, yiz--One. third D
hand. one-third in months, and the residue in 2
months. with interest from the day of sale: the
deferred payments to be secured by mortgage or
otherwise.
ELIJAH ARCHER, Admir-
Dec %. lS49s ofMichae Archer, decd.
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AUpIToR.s OFFICE.

wooDs1ELD, Menioe CO. o., Nov. q, 1s49.
Agreeably 10 the provisions of an Act entitled
An Act prescribing the duties Of County Audi
tor, = passed March %, 1910, and the smendstofy
acts thereto, hereby give notice that The whole
o the several tracts OF land, and Town lots and
parts oi lots contained IN the foi egong list or 80
much thereof will be necessary to pay the taxes,
interest and penalty. charged thereon, i'll be sold
at lbe Cour, House iDihe town Of Woodsield,
Monroe County. Ohio. on the Sec0nd .M0Hdag ef
January neat. (being the 18th day Of said monthly
by the County Treasurer, unless sach taxes, in-
,ei est and penalty be paid before that time. -
I'll. WEST, AUDITOR.
Dec, |, 1919. Monroe County, Ohio.
NERoBATE NOTICE. Notice IS hereby
"a given tn all persons interested, that settle
menl accounts have been filed in lie Office of the
Clerk of the Court OF Common Pleas within aud
for tile county Of Munroe and State OF Ohio, by
the administrators OF lie estates Of the following
named persons, 10 wit:
Adam Mafshal, Administrator Of Samuel MaI-
silal, deceased Final
fbonas Mitchell, Jr., Administrator Of Samuel
Bouenlled, deceased. PaI!isi.
Mons DaLfOrd, administrator of Samuel d aii.
ford, decessed. FHsi.
Na'hahir! Foggn, Adminbtratt OF James Fog
gin, deceased Partial
Thomas Griffith Administrator of w lillian Pow
cii, uStGdseu. II .lal
| John Linn, now deceased, late Adminis,r ator
| of WIN. Powell deceased.
| That The said accounts are now on file IN SAID
Office, subject to the inspection Of all persons ia
terested, and are continued until the April term
of SAID court, 1850, for final settlement and confr-
nation WIN OKEY, Clerk.
| Notice is hereby given. tina, the above accounts
viii be ecvarncd az the CIers office il, w Woodstield
in.the oider they stJnd above, CONNIE ncing on
the 7lh day ofJdnuAry, 1850, examining two each
day, until all are examined. ~ 'A
! Dec 8, 1919 Wm. OKEY. Mas Com.
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Annual Report

OF the Fund Commissioners of Monroe County
for the year ending January !, 1850
Amsurt Of Surplus Revenue received from the
State aat $20,970 90
Amtreturned to State Ss.0l3 27 219
Am'tpaid in during the
year 2.O45 81 71s
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LIVER COMPLAINT, ERYSIPELAS AND
RHEUMATISM CURED.

RAywIcK, MARION Co. Ky. .. May 27, l849.
Mr.. Il. G. FARRELI-Dear Sir: Your Lini-
ment is selling very well, aud doing vast deal OF
good among the people. Ii has cured bad Case
OF ERYsIPGLAs, and another OF a BAD PAIN IN
THE BREAST. lady who was confined to her
bed several months with LIVER COMPLAINT andI
AFFECTION OF THE HEART. was entirely cured
by the use of your Arabian Liniment. She said
the doctors could do her no good. 1t has been
applied to fresh cut, and cured il in short time.
have been afflicted with RHEUMArisM for q
long tllne and just before wet spell it panied me
SO much that had no peace all day; and in the
night commenced bathing and rubbing with your
i.lniment, and before was done rubbing the pain
ceased. JOHN BECKMAN
STlFF COMPLAINT, SWEENEY, DISTEM.
PE6 CORKS AND SORE EYES CURED.
NJ ?chell, Postmaster at Fla, ,Fultonco. ILL., says:
MIR. Fl, G. FARRELL: Your Arabian Linimeni
is highly priced here We cured one OF my neigh.
bors' horses of the Stiff Complaint by about four
or five applications, and cured one of my owns
Of the Sweeney. Our Sheriff. Joseph Dykes Gu
red his horse ol bad Cork with ii; he also tried
It on colt that had the Disiemper very bad, and
cured it Immediately He says it is decidedly the
greatest horse medicine he ever used There has
,een numbers cured of Sore Eyes with it. finds
I a very valuable medicine both for man and beast
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BEWARE OF coUNrERrE1rs


The genuine article is manufactured only by H..
G. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and whole
sale druggist, No. IL Main street, Peoria, III, to
whom all applications for agencies or purchase
must be addressed. Be sure you Get it with the
letters H G. before Farell's, thus--H. G. FAR
RELL'S; and my signature on the wrapper; alfss
others are cnunterfets. .ga bsl
''Beware ola spurious preparation called W.
b. Farrel's Arabian Liniment which IL q base
counterfeit, ard has just made its appearance.
For sale BY a ~ q
]. G. FLEMING, wcodsfield
a THOMAS FREEMAN, P. M, Antiuch. Hfso
r. s. ANDERSON. PM, Cocbran's Landing. g
y THos. WESTON, P. NJ, Sunfish. &c
y BoswoRTH W Ellis & Co. Marietta a3s a'
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We hereby certify the foregoing stalementto be
correct as appears from the books OF the Surplus
Revenue Fund.
TIL. WEST, Aud NJ. c. o.
JOHN KERR, Treas. NJ. c.. y.
January 1, lo50.-43
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SS SHERlFF'S SALE By virtue of a writ oil
S3 vendtioni exponas to me directed Fl ON The
Court of Common Pleas of Belmont county, Ohio.
will offer for sale, at public outcry, at the front
door of the court house in he town of Woodsfied
Monroe county, Ohio. on Thursday the 2lth day
of January 1850, b,tween The hours OF 10 O'Clock
m, and 4 O'Clock m, of said day. The following
real estate, TO wii:--Belng part OF the south hall
oil the south east quarter of section |, ]. 5, r. 5,
in the county oil Monroe and State of Ohio begin.
ming for the same al stone Oh lhe line 81 John
Sprague, at the south east corner of said tract oil
land, running thence west lG0 poles; thence north
56 poles o rock on The north side of the cIanne
of Sunfsh creek in lhe middle of the stream 7.lO
poles; thence 81 20 east 10 poles; thence south
1879 east 10 poles; thence S. 1879 east 10 l.I0
poles to a conner of rock on the north side o the
chaRnell of Suntsh creek; thence down said creek
on the north side theIecf thence south 81 20 eas
distunce &C poies to a small water beaci, 3 inche-
in diameter, on the same side OF The creek; thence
north 62 poles 10 the north side of said half quar-.
ter; thence east ~ poles 10 the north east COL
ner OF said half quarter, thence south so poles Ia
the place Of beginning conteinng GO acres OF land
with grist.miIl and saw.mI lhereon; lying and
being in Monroe county, aforesaid. and taken in
execution the property Of John P. Ferrell at the
suit of HAYS & Gregory, Administrators. Ap,
praised at SiC0J.
Dec %, 1919 - 63. NJ. MORROW Sheriff.
IS HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a vendi-
~ toni eSpond, to me directed from the ,;ourt
of Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio. will
offer for sale, at public out.cry, at The front door
Of the cou,t house in the town Of Woodsfeld, in
said county, on Thursday the 2lth day of January,
1850, between the hours Of 10 o'cluck, IN, and
4 o'clock, IN, of said day the following real
estate, to wit: The southeast quarter of the north
west quar,er of section 10, township 2, and range
4; also the north east quarter of the north west
quarter of section 10, township 2, and range q;
also the south half of the south east quarter of the
south east quarter of section 20, township 2, and
range !, lying and being in Monroe county, afore-
said, taken in execution rs the property oil Peter
Witten, at the silt of John Brown. Appraised
at $4,000.
Dec %, 1919 81 %. N. MORROW, Sheriff
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EAR. w. T. SINCLAIR-Having returned
A-E to Woodsfeld, ,otlers his professional seryi;
ces to the citizens of The town and vicinity. .,t
Office in the Store raom Of p. & c. Delhi.
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THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVE-
RY IN THE WORLD Is THE GREAT A.
RABIAN kEMEDY FOR MAN. g. BEAST!
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Hats e. Cans.

HUNGARIAN, California Mexican, Tcghon
l China pearl straw aud palm .calhNts mems
'oy's and children soaps, Tor sale cheap by
may O. l. 2 SrSGrR & co.
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Sins rthe 'IatnelLe lie esrnnl

ZONES, sly Jore- exclaimed Aunt Fanny
purple with excitement, as lie hustle NJ Tie
parloy, holding in her hand "a paper--.'aiat YOU
philan.Ayopic ma !
10 besure am Fanny" replied Un.lc Dick
as he ralsed his eyes al poercd over ii spcet,
tics at his excited partner; "whii's up uoa
"UkHt's ~ ms Z AIN IT shipkrd Id, spouse
why look there, rs She thrust Ike piper uto Bis
tacc, ~ the same time pointiB, Vi,h her righ'
l'aud lose.inSer 10 FTsralh read that AID
weep
well, what Of i;I7 asked Uncle Dick as lie
ran hlScyes over IT,
"Oh' you mhuman VI 'eli vou- you hard hear.
ted sianor-l though. You Wa q man with q little
cream Of human hiuIug.- in YOU
why, FaHuy, believe you're going crazy :"
"Gons crazy she echoed "aud mt it enough
10 drive one man, when such rascaily things ave
taking place. and the cowardly men darsn't ,.op
',mi | ony--ouly wish wasn't a woman"
But. Fanny, what's in the paper to make you
act sot'
Can't YOU read. D5n'tjtsay there Women
and cllldicn starving 20 death by 5Iorses Tcic.
gtnph--latal spread Of TIE cholera hy Electric
gaph--iwo hundred and liy dying lsy
in New OrleIn5 hc bbgr,. ecsrurA-llou.-
TIE not il New kr-, ...l tV.'.. seven lives lost
by eogrrh--iaEhe H.a 100 Boston. asa ln.
mel-e nmnunt II pr.Hr destroyed hy Tc.,-
graph eioh5 c'la, tuvu o.au Iua fe lost
10y E''-Ho Magnetic telegraph ---.ul ts. yoa
men s., here with { r. arHa luG never raise q
Tiger TO stay tie l1le., vi this Ahguan ale
devastating aud dcyuuung mon .og--I wish v.s
q man" AMI Aunt Betty flow oa' of the rasn.
leaving lcle Dick wrapped :. a-,-r .Lro..
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administrator Notifies.


- Y v.giue oI a decree OF the county couri # In
- Sale county lliuU!s, entered q, the May term
thereof, A y, 1850. uoucc Is hereby gwen. that on
Monday. the 9Th day O.; October neat, between thr
hou.s 81 10 U'c.UCk AN. aud u'cocA p n. oi said
day, w..i sell AZ public auction, 90 the court house
ia Ottawa, LasJi.r county, a.. the following yea.
estate, OF which GrUrgy Banner died >ci>rd, w.
TIE one Undivided aItoijHr following tracts shat
is 10 say ct the uwq % see -, town - N , e. 81 D.
IA; u 10 acres IN jar ck ,t tur UoQ-cc town 81 %
Be 81 D. M. and of - acres being the swg o.. .us
ell % tire nwq OF sec g. town Sims 81 D. III.
The Two fast mentioned tract, aIC woodland, and
the Hr,I tract first gua':t oipmIre, wh house and
other Improvements.
Sld.auds WI. be- sold suhcc, % he widow : right
of dover. e.. Terms cash
JJnr3. ls5l-it6 \ II IIovpANp. 93.a'r
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nNE Freproof SAFE, for sale by
" May II WAIVER & IIrcELlve.
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counter Scaics--llatch's patent, with weights
! for sale hv dec / WALErR & HicKiiSa
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3 10000 Tr;.i.' al n'" il

Ny +.tS waning purchasers ~ my Farm ana
Il NurseYOn lae Irssi adeo For HirG
nrT UGgiop, and i've mile, northwest OF Ottawa.
They consist OF nearly
500 Varieties of Apple,
And grca, variety Of Pears, P,ums and Cherries.
which hive been selected with care and great ,H-
pen-e from the most popular md approved Nurc-
res in the Union, embracing nearly all the standing
ysreUc- ~ the eastern and southern states. tuc fruit
Ui EEicH' is conf !el,y believed. cguuui tail 20 suit
thg most delicate and refined pa.nlps
Tn" subscriber '-sumcs with conf lcncc Tint he
has the greatest r7rictg md mast sy'cHaid assert
mcHi be- found On northern Illinois The trees
are from to 3 years Of 0gr, and ranging from to
: fret m height, ami wei. purorrouod
1t IS believed that th" .aWes'alr temi-snesg on
tie part OF farmers, every where o,-,val. PLAN
ing Unit trees, !. mostly attributable 10 the almost
total failure, IN most cases. here trees have been
rln-p.nuted from d.siguce, and the iihrous roots
on which the tree relies iol IFS Uunment have be
rome dead from too long exposure 10 div arr or Sc
we're irost- after hiking them mp, either of which j.
iahl 20 rs growth But these cmbarras-iueuis no
longer aXist The tarmeL can now be supplied in
his own vicinity with the number and variety ne
wishes, grown IN the same soil and climate in which
they are to be trauspIauicd.
II the trees are taken mp in the spring, il shouldbe
done soon after The frost is out of the grouufu
events, before the loathoG.ns IN pat tortI Iftaken
uplnthc fall, they should be- buried until spring.
Apple trees al the Nursery Ia cents: o other
kinds. - cents. WELLS WAIT.
Dayton, Jan. ~ lSiO-t
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To the PublicI

THE subscriber, ngent ior T. & T Fairbanks &
a." Co Of 81 Iohn'hurg Vermont hn- lu7t pu, up
IN Ottawa, OF la Sale street, west side ofthe Court
House square one Of their superior Iron Lcrer Sir
Ton Hqg Scales which, for accuracy oil weighing
cannot be- beat
The celebrity and superiority of the genuine Fair
bank Patent Scales is well known and cknowledg-
ed throughout not only the United States but the
whole continent OF Europe, where they have done
honor to American ingenuity and cntrrprze In
London and Liverpool they are in general use and
admitted the most perfect balances of the platform
combination cverinvented
Not only hay md coal bur grain by the load, OF
any heavy substance ~ high ne tons can be weigh
ed. and will be, with great care aud accuracy, to the
entire sntl.Nction OF oil who may patronlze him
and who desire slrlctustcc which is always attain.
able nj these scales GEO MANN, Agent.
n bah persons wishing Fairbanks scales
grocer, counter, platform, OF all sizes hopper OF
hay scales are requested to cnll on the above ngcn
who wlsuppy them on the shortest notice. SIEVE.
raj counter grocer, and platform scueson hind and
Tor sale at factory prices. apl3-31 .6m
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That part af ihC Fer I.s'r'c ...l is
lnc7n s D. Ns- una iut ...s Jcaa chosen
10y tho -"g d 'rp Sess, 81 a f.yorilg Nat,JiH.
place H.! .ae pyc-eu -uutaes Heretofore he has
shown n pirIahg tr Newport. last prtyi1u, ,p
the fashionable season, but ior some reason ,r
other, he has not been heard Of IN that region r.,
year, and tuln, up at keuna,au Ar Clement
II. Perkins and Mr. Thomas II. C'rgygs, bath t
That place, have mJle an an hvi, ,hN On Satur-
day last, between seven aul Eight oc!oo. in the
morning, being in an oron boat Of honnebunk
Port. they distinctly saw his sBa;e-lip MT thirty
rods distant from them, moving gracefully through
The water IN IN castcIlv direction. They saw his
head aud about eighty feet Of his body. IIi1 gen.
cral appearance WAS liAe that of a stick Of am
boo there being SERIES Of lunches or Joints n
long li' back about two feet apart resembling in
shape this joint, Of the bamboo. As he moved
along, all that was visible above the water was
this series OF punches, about As large Is the half
q. an eight gallon leg. lie made a ripple at
each one of these joints or bun h,.. carving what
the sailors call dead walcr The spaces ...o,en
the r,4 were distinctly visible at the surface oi
the water, 10 that both men were satisfied that
they constituted but oue animal Ills head was
two fee, long To the irs, Joint, and rcsemb ed that
az West ladia lizard, or n ducks bill. They
cd Dot see his eyes or moRh. or any Ems or tail.
his body 'apefed from the head dOwnwards-
His motion was not terpentiue, but straight for.
ward. ?" that The joints or punches were in a
straight lue. Ills color was uniform and Of \
darkish hue.--N T. Poa
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Ia Norway. Il il estimated that the number Of
persons who are preparing 10 cmiyrats to Amer
lea, amounts 10 10000, being Two per cent Of tho
entire population Of tho kingdom. Prom the com.
mime Of Loclag alone, which contains b,ls5 IN.
hsbitants, ess iadividuals are about " embark
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Consumption, .i,ihn,d, Ticarisy,
Phtdisic, SpiUtng oiGiood,HhoO
ing CoUSh, Coughs, BroRchihs and
pulmonary GGecetionS Of erery
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-07

The Proprietor Of the Great Amsncan Remedy "yAuon,s
'rorrAsLk LirhosrRipIiu MIXTURE" induced by the
argent solicitations OF hb Agents, throu shout tho United
States and Canada. has now