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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31
-OEUe Branch.

A CATAMoUNT CHoKED To DEATH BY A
MAN.-Quite a thrilling incident occurred few
weeks ago some five miles above here, on the Mis-
siSsippi side of the river Two men NJ and A., oc-
cupied cabin, in close proximity to which they
were engaged in repairing leyees, ditching, &c.
Early one morning, NJ. emerged from the cabin
door, to his surprise he discovered very large cata
mount crouched under the corner of it. 1t immcdi-
ately sprang upon him, biting his leg and otherwise
scratching him. He alarmed A, but ere he could
TO his assistance he had disengaged himself and
into the cabin the animal following far the
door. BY this time A. had the gun prepared, and
aimed at him as he caught his eye. The gun snap
ped three times in consequence of dampness. In
the mean time M. seized spade 10 attack him, but
A. caused him to desist, as he wished TO shoot him.
Becoming satisfied of the futility of the gun, he
turned to lay it on the bed. The moment he with
drew his gaze from the catamount itleaped diStace
Of ten or twelve feet upon his left shoulder and bit
and scratched him very considerably. Perceying the
danger Of his friend, M. wished to kill the catamoun
with his spade, but was persuaded by A. to desist
After short struggle, A. succeeded in grasping the
animals throat in his right hand, which caused it
to relax its hold He then threw it upon the bed and
actually chOked 1t TO death. We are glad to learn
that the wounds of the two individuals engaged in
this affair have not proved dangerous, and from
which they recovered in a few days-Lake Propi-
dence La.) Republican.
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To PRESERVE HAMS THRoUGH SUMNER
Make number OF cotton bags little larger than
your hams; after the hams are well smoked place
them in the bags; then get the very best sweet made
hay, cut it with cutting box or knife, with your
hands press it well around the hams in the bags, tie
your bags with good strings, put on a card of the
year to show their age, and hang them up your gar
ret some dry place. and my word for it. If you let
them hang for five years. they will be far better than on
the day you put them up. have kept them for sew
en- years This method costs but little, as the bag
will last for years. The only loss is the hay and that
the cattle will eat if given to them in the winter.
The sweating of the hams will be taken up by the
hay, and twill also impart very fine flavor to the
meat GeneSse Farmer
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

FEyHOSE WISHING purchase Galines Patent Premium
q Grain Drill requested send their orders Immediately
The number manufactured this year quite limited
recent reduction, but will be pushed orders
late They be had of the subscriber Indianapolis
Stewart at Michigan City, and their manufacture recently been
commenced by Evans Morrison of Chicago, Ill.,
Senex OF Richmond Ind where farmers Indiana Illinois
obtain them The undersigned wishes make arrangements with
those making Agricultural implements their introduction through
out Indiana and Illinois sell suitable manufacturing
To this Drill awarded the first (and ony) premium Dlo-
and medal the Ohio Stale October Wherever
its principles have been examined and working
and compared with other drills superior has
acknowledgement the Ohio Statesman the W,sen Pathfinder
the Summesei Post the Malon News, newspapers
Ohio last fall after the fair and afer practical operations va-
of that State Also like expressions superiority
an. Y Tribune The Sum- and 'Fsuner and
New York examination of the Drill the
spring The latter SIN respects this machine
fecy accompshes what has been aimed by inventors of Drill
chimes for several past 1t IS constructed that
choke clog either by founess Seed
Patent principle Of this machine admits of variety
ton It's couers be three apart
wheat and requisite and position with regard
each other and peculiarly adopted planting Barley and
fact all kinds grain seeds dls-ad distributing
manures.
planting inches apart hut the uninterrupted progress with
which be worked renders speedy Than other wider
machines Price al Indianapolis $50 Communications addressed
to the undersigned will meet prompt attention.
juy12-fOw-w ROYAL MAYHEM.
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GIVE YOUR CHILD NEwsPAPER.-A child
beginning TO read becomes delighted with newspa-
per, because he reads the names of things which
very familiar, and viii make him progress accord
ingly. A newspaper in year is worth quarters
schooling TO child, and every father must consider
that substantial information is connected with adj
vancement. The mother Of family being one of
IFS heads, and having immediate charge of
children, should herself be instructed. A mind oc-
cupied becomes fortified against the ills Of life and
Is braced for any emergency. Children amused by
reading study, Of more considerate and
more easily governed. How many thoughtess young
men have spent their earnings in a tavern grog-
shop, who ought 10 have been reading? How many
parents who have not spent twenty dollars for books
Tor their families would have given thousands TO
claim daughter who had ignoranty and
thoughtlessly fallen into temptation? -Amsrican
NetCs.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE am auhorized
by the Fountain Probate Court make of the following
Real Estate:
The south half Of c soui-ves, quarter section
north of Montgomery county, containing
mIimproyed but finely timbeTod
Also the northeast the southeast quarter Of section
town IL range 6wes,coang 40 acres improved having upon
good alv-mil IN good order and condition
Also the southwest of the nohwe of section
iownl7 range weihe two last pieces lying the county Of
Parke.
authorized sell this property private sale the apprais-
ed value the following One-oui in hand a
fourth the end OF twelve, and eighteen months can be
found residence miles Jacksonville
addressed TO Wallace p O.. Fountain county, reach
May is. 1S51-june5Awiwl J.AWHITE
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CRYIsG.-Why don't somebody write out the
philosophy OF crying? II is rich subject and wor
thy of the best treatment. That tears are a great
blessing there is odoubt-perhaps the greatest, next
TO rain. Ii is not great grief that Series" and
the little ones wonderfully mended, and some
times cured by this innocent and ancientform ofhydro
and children cry-but then il should be remembered
that il is luxury 10 them and provided they are not
vociferous, cen let 'em cry! 1t is dangerous to
"dam their eyes'-and should not be attempted
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

CHOLERA cURE.-Capt. Symes, of the Silas
Wright, recommends the follwing prescipGnin
of cholea and we have assurances from a gentleman
who administered il to thirty victims ofthe epidemic
that il proved infalble in every instance Here it is
table spoonuItof salt and tea-spooniu of red pep
per, in a half pint of hot water Elk ,tremely simple
but perhaps worthy of trial.-Cai Sun.
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The beauty of Hats

1t is TOO bad 10 laugh at the msfortunes of others,
especially those pertaining TO the brain, but what will
cause more spontaneous burst of merriment than
hat chaser During the late storm we were favored
with several of these exhibitions. One gentleman,
particularly, who was evidently taking the storm in
philosophical manner,-he couldn't help taking it
coolly, for the wind blew some-wrapped and re-
wrapped in his ample cloak, with umbrella mos. care
fully raised and decately shifted 10 counerpoise the
sudden blasts, seemed secure against old Boreas
as circumstances appeared TO permit, and more so.
Suddenly there came puff from some hard corner;
the gentleman paused appalled,; up jumped hat, and
away il spirited like evil spirit in black umbrella
uttered, and had serious thoughts of hgh-stcricks
cloak spread its wings and tapped them to the dole
full air of farewell, old friend,n and between them
all, of flew the hatless Stranger dancing right and
left, lurching forward, of his prize, anon
jerking his umbrella 10 keep il straight, clutchng
at his open cloak, until oh! happy moment, he caught
it, he did, and then stood still 10 catch his breath like
wise. We imagined him then repeating TO himself
with slight alteration and considerable improve
ment, quotation from Shakespeare
sour natures do pursue
Like rats that down their proper bane,
flying hat-and when get it, we cry,
Banging it down upon frettcd brows
OH pestlence of Uranium prophecies"
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e. An old maid was heard to excaim, while sit
ting at her toilet the other day-'' can bear adver-
sity, can encounter hardship, and Withstand the
changes of tickle fortune, but o, to live and droop
and wilt, and die like a single pink, can't endure
il, and what's more | wonti''
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GREAT VEGETABLE REMEDY!!
DR.. H. B. MYERS
sAPARILLA, WIN Cherry AND pANpELIoN.

sARsAPARILLA, WILD CHERRY AND DANDELIoN.
For Purifying the BLOOd-AH Disorders Of the Kidneys
uvy OF the absobents, disordeTed Dgest0n-such
Bilious Diseases Consumption Dropsies, Gravel Scroula
Ship Fever Liver Complaints, Fevers Female Complaints
Summer Complaints Impotenoy, Dyspepsia, Nervous Alice
tions, General Debility, &c.
This Extract put up in large bottles containing twenty four
ounces IL combines the properties OF Detergent Diuetie
and Tonic. Cures without purgng gripping scening
while ii removes disease ceanse braces and strengthens the
Gle market valuable family medicine, certain
preventive OF disease the bad effects Of mpudnoe
PREPARED BY DR. H. B. MYBR BUFFALO, N Y
For eUeTy disease hic this Extract processes cure
tains ingredients chosen for nsr special adoption 10 It's
relief.
This valuable medicinal preparation operates
and Detergent Durtto and Tonic proper
Stomacic and pain pocures rest
relieves affections Generally expressed il increases
excrefon and excitcs action in
glands a particular manner no simple OF common
EXTRACT SaTsapaTilla" but compound combination
OF the most potent vegetable remedial form each
modifying the effects Of the other and increasing beneficial
tendency remedy powerful and healing its
the human frame, than any Of them separately
Entirely vegetable and formed with basis Of the best speo
Wild Cherry Dandeon-it with the
of the es restorative produces results unresohed
by the most violent remedies. Possessing combined all the
auded virtues Of the greatest cleansing medicines il adds 9TH
gently acting the Kidneys or having particular refer
ing disease cleansing every portion Of the body and ren0va
ting and refreshing the system.
This Extract directly kindly upon the
pures and healthy secTeons restores
digestion, and by its general influence every
1t supplies want Of vital heat eneTyexpes
diseases generally, gives the invalid lasting
health, vigor and strength
GENERAL DEBILITY AND ENTIRE PROSTRATIOY
Persons whose constitutions broken down, weakened
lost flesh and muscular strength and whose
ally diseased cannot find peter pleasant remedy
control the corrupt states OF the blood
that fluid is entirely vitiated
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G5=Beppo says, with great pathos and beauty, in
alluson TO bygone happy scenes, ''No hand car
make the clock strike for the hours that pas
sed.''
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

0L-It is one Of the characteristics Of a good man
to dispense generously and enjoy abstemiousiy, the
goods he gnows he may lose and must leave.
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05-"I see you are in black, said friend of ours,
the other day; care you in mourning for friend,
Thomas:'' No; | am in mourning for my sins. %
81 never heard that you had lost any," was the in
slant and keen reply
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0TPeople seldom love those who Withstand their
prejudides, and endeavor TO control their passion
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0L5rWhy are potatoes and wheat like the idols of
old! Because they have eyes and see not, ears have
they and hear not.
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G5pWhatever situation in life You wish 10 propose
for YOURSELF acquire clear and lucid idea Of the in
conyeniences attending il.
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JOHN ANE & SONS,
NEW ROCK ST0RE

ENE announce 10 our friends to Booksellers, Country Mer
w chants Teachers Professional Gentlemen buyers
generally thai have opened in indianapolis Marion county,
diana new Book Store We prepared any supply
the trade IN large small quantities. with and
stock of Books and Stationery We keep always hand
and complete ormen of Miscellaneous Theological Law Med
cal Common School, and Classical Books; together with full
stock of Staple and Fancy Stationery.
We confident would be interest of Merchants
and all others wishing purchase books a call
All orders thankfully received and who send
they Will be filled promptly Particular paid orders by
mail or otherwise for quantities single volumes Beeswax and
Rags wanted. JOHN OKANE 81 SONS,
may23dwif Ne 4Norris Buildings under Odd Fellows Hail.
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&-Capital is the child and not the father of labor
and science is the daugter~and not the mother of
intelligence.
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GS-Wbo cannot keep his own secret, ought not TO
complain if another tells it,
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OC.THe shall be immortal who liveth till he b
stoned by one without fault.
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Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad.
SANDUSKY, TOLEDO, AND DETROIT.
xz----. SPRINGFIELD AND DAYTON fsanAh
CHAEGE OF HOURS.

1900 CHANGE OF HOURS. 80 - . :
aer Monday, April 1851, and further notice
W Passenger Train will leave the Northern Depot Springfield al
O'Clock, A. NJ and O'clock p NJ for Dayton stopping al
iIeTiKlers Enon, Osborn, and Kneislyis.
Returning viii leave Dayton at o'clock A. NJ and o'clock,
rs min l.. NJ
The O'Clock, A. NJ Tram from Dayton, with Sandus-
Ky rar and The O'Clock IS r. NJ Tram from Dayton
connects with The through Train Detroit and Buffalo, and
with the Xena and Cincinnati Train.
Coaches this Train Charleston
necton with the Columbus and Xena Railroad.
Through in One Day. via sandusky and by Steamer to
TOLEDO!
Passengers leaving Dayton by the O'Clock so NJ Train
edo with Michigan Southern Railroad all points Northern
dlnna "a Michigan.
Fare rcduced-From Dayton Toledo Eve dollars For nor
nation and Through Tickets please apply Office in DAYTON
opposite Swanes Hotel where Tickets be obiaed oe
do Detroit, Cleveland and Buffalo.
Morning Train, leaving Springfield at oeack Enon
O'clock 20 mn-Osbom, O'Clock d. MIN and Kncisy's, 8
o'clock Returning passes Kneys O'Clock Is mi-Osbom
. o'clock 30 mll.-and Enon. Q O'clock so
Afternoon Tran leaving Springfield at O'Clock, T. NJ
EnOn AT o'clock % min-Osbom O'Clock As mi-and Kneis-
iys at o'clock Returning nesys II O'Clock 80
Osborn, O'Clock, As min.-and Enon AT 1 o'clock.
Fare from Dayton 10 Springfield SOf5
Fare from Dayton Urbaa 125
Fare from Dayton Charleston.
Fare from Dayton 10 West Liberty, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
rare rom Dayton 10 iSelView SO
Fare from Dayton Sandusky City,. $50
Fare from Dayton 10 Toledo 500
Fare from Dayton 10 Detroit, $50
Fare from Dayton Cleveland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
Pare from Dayton Bufio, 200
Through Tickets the above places, only obtained the
Dayton Office, and the Boats IN returning.
may21- 3mO-w-dlaw L. +. OSBORN Superintendent
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i6S=By trying TO kill calumny it is kept alive
leave it TO itself and it will die natural death.
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NoUNG MEN OF ENTERPRISE wANTED-,To obtain
subscribers the popular and saeabe Books
the country which have been published exclusively
We but good those who active perse
and enieprizng furnish twenty
a TO such, offer unusual inducements profitable
and pleasant vocation, where they Of doubling
In agents
cleared the last from twelve hundred doars
wanted Indiana and the South generally Remember that
There tide in the affairs of men, which taken the food leads
fortune"
For particulars terms and requisites apply, post paid
c. L. DERBY & Co.
Publishers and Wholesale Booksellers
iune5-1mofwl Sandnskv CRY Ohio
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CtLEAR THE TRACK!-J F. FAIRBANKS has just recev-
" ed by the iron horse his Spring supply Of Boots and Shoes
Congress Boot gentlemen, the
for ladies' the Jenny Lind Shoe for ladies' and every variety Boots
Shoes, Slippers, and CATERS, suitable
He also received both Beehe and Iear style Of
York HAS, Spring These Hats pronounced by ALL
being the best fashionable Hats wor
of silk plush coh and oil cloth Caps plain silk fur and wool Hats
among the largest the city. He receiving
iy OF Straw Goods which will he sold Cincinnati prices Also
Trunks Carpet Bags and numerous ether articles too tedious
mention''
His is small profits and quick returns and he faers
himself that he sell cheaper cash. than any the Rail-
road City"
Call and examine for yourself, J. +. FAIRBANKS,
SIGN BIG RED Boor,
mar9 Sentinel Binding
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the most certain known for the above complaints While
cases Of CoHsHzPioH also IN diminished does Of the
mdes and most agreeable flmy medicines fer coughs
world, and the world respect their opinions
From Professor HITcHCooK
James Ayer-Sir: yeur Cherry Peciorai' in
chemical admirable compound for the relief
90 anu ~ NY ufhou ~ WIS sufe
or can be OF any service You are az liberty 10 use as
you think proper EDWARD HITCHCOCK, LID,
President OF Amherst College.
AyEE CHERRY PICTORIAL OF the valuable prepare
we do mol hesitate 70 say we have large appreciation Of s MERITS
aud the fullest confidence usefulness for coughs and lung
plaiuis.'
DR.. BREWSTER of whdam Co. Conn., sends following
testimony:
DR. c; Dear SIR: enclose you certificate from SIR.
Cady Deputy Sheriff Wndam Co, Connecticut. Tie
cure m her case was very pom and has attracted general
ton. w. A. BREWSTER, n u
WEST KILIseL1, Ct, Sept 2s, IsIs
This certify that afflicted with very severe cough
the I7-5, which threatened Consumption,
had tried medicines and cured by the
" Ayers Cherry Pectorai" CATHARINE X CADY-
DIRECT EVIDENCE.
DR. J. c. Aver IoNelDcar Sir Feeling under
oT the restoration of my health send
which liberty publish o the benefit OF Las;
many medicines without obtaining relief Obliged to
up business frequently raised blood and could get sleep at
Of which Immediately commenced according 10 directions
have purchasethe fifth bottle aud nearly recovered now
me'icne. 5. STONE, A NJ
Principal MI Hope Seminary.
Dr. Bryant, Druggist Postmaser Chicopse Falls
Dr. Ayer-Dear Sir: Enclosed please find remittance for all
the Che Pectora last can INTERESTINGLY say
medicine which cured many Of Cough
Lung Complaints Our Physicians using extensively IN their
Truly yours DIN BRYANT
BY J. AVER, CHEMIST, LOWELL MASS.
iuly9i-w CRAIGHEAD & BROWNING, Druggists.
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CERTIFICATES OF DOCTORS.
CONSUMPTION


DR. Myer constantly receiving testimonials benefit
ed his medicine; only used
satisfy any Of lis healing virtues The following letter from Dr.
JonN DAVIS respectable physician and OF large pracce
speaks IN the following
Dr. AYER: The medicine ordered hand safely
that the medicine far used gives good satisfaction u
and that others than will entirely superccde the
Tounseads trash. Mrs. vicinity
She has been tailoring under consumption last year, with
different Of the day Even Cod Liver Oh
has been used without benefit but she does find benefit from the
OF the Dandelion Wild Cherry, and Sarsaparils
Truly yours, JOHN DAVIS, NJ. ID.
CHyahoga Falls Jelly 10, 1850
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Lima, Ohio, August l6th, 1850.

From Doctor ALFRED KEIsER, of Peru. Indiana:
-DearS do for
acquainted the of Dandeion Wild
Cherry and Sarsapaa having sold eighty hundred
bottles and find be cfcacious
medicine of the kind sold. A KEISER, NJ d.
PsYu. Indiana, july 9Th, 1850.
For sale wholesale and RETAIL by AIGHEAD& BROWNING
Agents. indianapolis. aug20-w
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they will filled promptly Particular attention paid TO orders M
a or Otherwise for Quantities or @gs os@mss BeeswaS and
GlayaaIwlf Ne morris Buildings under Odd Fellows Han.
MITCHELL BROTHER.
POMER0Y IRON.
Warranted to be of superior quality.
Nails Steel Springs AsIes A@y Wees Bellows wagonboHes
They Ii0 KEEP RNp c sc%S S'S srovE sy of
or the latest patterns, and of superior quality and finish
iuyz-emw CINCINNATI, o.
PIPHER & sEIo HRIsT,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
TT COB EB "a & & 0D
SNUFF AND CIGARS.
july7-wI INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
"a AoARD-NIessrs FIELD & SLOAN take this method Of
announcing TO the community large that they are now pre-
acIly Including the best Of and machnery they
Hotels Halls Offices &c furnished with superior article Of
ArmChr prices the age All orders O distance win
prices which viii insure them good profit Rooms Washington
street mex door 70 Bde AUsGn Rooms AL work 9
Maple lumber, Hickory and Maple turning timber &c.
julyl2-wly
a. RocERIEs-.v HANNA & offer SALE whole
70 hhds good, fair, and prime N. O. Sugar;
e Bag. Rio coffee; 2, 200 u; Pig and Bar Lead
so Boxes 10 by - and by 10 Glass
20 dozen Painted Buckets Is Nests Of Tubs;
ARds + sS bag fessi
IS kegs Tobacco; 10000 Cigars 1000 lbs Cotton Yarn
10 dozen Decanters for Grocers;
25 Tumblers Glass Jars, &c;
10 bales Cotton Batting, Candle Wick &c:
30 boxes Candles; 20
dozen Pine Wash Boards bbIs Tar; 10 boxes Herrngi
90 Paper 300 lbs Indigo; 400 lbs Nader
lbs Alum; 80 lbs Nuimegs; 100 lbs Cloves;
300 lbs Ginger 200 lbs Bologna Sausages
Our terms are Cash. and the prices bound to suit
apr23 " e. HANNA & Co.
Nh OLASSES-50 barrels N. O. Molasscs
lVH 10 barrels Sugar House Mosasses;
received and for sale by BROWNING & MAYER
juneii
zUACKEREL-I0O prime ATackerels U.s. and whole
VI barcs-received in Januaryfor sale TO close, by
iune14 BROWNING d MAYER
(tANDY.--200o pounds assorted candy for sale by
~ june2s BROWNING d MAYER.
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From Doctor n u. HOWARD Of Lima, Ohio:
DR.. MyERDar Sir This certify have sold Ex
of Daeon, Wild Cherry and SasspaTa for the last year.
and has given general satisfaction all who have used
n. ID. COWARD M. ID.
Lima, Ohio August 10th 1850.
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FuyEASs0 half chests Tess-Yosme Hyso Imperial Gpow-
u der, and Black, OF various quaities-for sale by
june11 BROWNING & MAYER
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OF stsadiness is the basis of all virtues.
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WoOL.-Wanied so coo pounds Of Washed Wool.
H$s Of all grades, free from Bur for which e market
H viii be paid, IN CASH Adeducton will be made all
st&s-zi4s mwashed. calat Y. c. HANNA g. cos.
mayl5
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Dayton Office, and the Boats returning.
may2l-3rno-w-dlaw L. f. OSBORN, Superintendent