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All the numerous medicines extant,
of them valueble) for the cure OF pul
complaints, nothing has ever been 10
could compare in its effects with
ration. Others cure sometimes, but a
and in all diseases of the lungs ana IN
medicine can give relief, this Will d
pleasant to take, and perfectly sale IN
{nce with the directions. We do not
he for the information Of those who
4 II but those who have not. Families
known its valve will not be without
by It's timely use, they are secure from
POROUS consequence of Coughs and G
bh neglected, rlpen into fatal consumpt
he Diploma of the Massachusetts, Inst
awarded to this preparation by the Boal
Ees in September ls47 also, the Media
three great Institutes Of Art, in this \
also the Diploma Of the Ohio lnstitu
kinnati, has been given to the CHERRY
H., by their Government in considerable
Extraordinary excellence aud usefulne
d bg affections of the Lungs and Throat.
ad the following opinion founded OF
v experience of the eminent Physician o
and city Of
q. C. Aver ST. JOHNS, May 8,
I've years trial Of your CHERRY PEcToRA
practice, has proven what foresaw fro
position, must be true, that it eradlcatei
S the colds and coughs to which we In
hon, are peculiarly liable.
think lis equal has not yet been discov
do know how better remedy can be-
lhe distempers Of the Throat aud Lung
J. ]. BURTON, NJ. d., +. II,
Il Be what il has done OH wasted eonstitr
pnly in the following cases, but a thol
n: SUDBURY, Jan. Oath, Is
Aver; In the month of July last |
n kked by violent diarrhGa In the min
Norma. returned TO San Francist
OF receiving benefit from change Of
and diet My diarrbGa ceased, but "
'ed by severe cough--and much sor
hally started for home, but received no
from the voyage. My cough continl
Nv worse, and when arrived in New
las at once marked by my acquaintance
lim OF consumption. must confess
no sufficient reason to doubt whs
Inds all believed. At this time | comm
ing your truly Invaluable medicine wi
Expectation of deriving any benefit fl
You would not receive these line
regard II may duty to state to the afi
'pugh you, that my health, in the sp
BIT months, is fully restored. attrit
pc use of your CHERRY PECT0RA
Yours truly, WILLIAM W. SMl
WAsHINGToS, Pa, April IL,
Pear Sir; Feeling that have been
,n premature grave, through your
|ntaity by the providence of God, | "
liberty TO express to you my gratitud
A cough and the alarming symptoms {
npton had reduced me too low 10 10,
ything like hope, when my physiciant
a bottle Of your "PECToRAL." 1t SET
ord immediate relief, and now in few
ne has restored me to sound health.
II IL will do for others what It has for n
certainly one of the beneiactors OF IN,
Sincerely wishing you every blessing
Very respectfully yours,
j. CLARKE, Rector Of st. Peters q
With such assurance and from such n
onger proof can be adduced unless 1t
effects upon trial.
and sold by JAMES @. AY
PRAoTloAL CHEMIST, Lowell Ma
Sold in Jackson by J. IL. c. Mi
CentrevilIe by T. EVANS. & by
SITS, & Dealers in Medicines
here.
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!" Notice.
Henry r. Kinney, Plaintiff.

%. g
stephen Phillips d Henry H. McNeal, 8
partners under the name Of Phillips a
McNeal, Defendants.
vTNHE said Stephen Phillips who is non res.
ident of the State of Ohio, is hereby mott.
NED tnal ne and the SAID Henry H McNeai, part.
ners trading under the name Of Phillips 4 Nc.
Neal have been sued by the said Henry r. : K;r. S
ney, In the Court of Common Pleas, for Jackson
county, co IN the state Of Ohio, for nine hundred
terest after the 9Th day of September IssS With
the said Phillips 4 McNeal, owe to the PlaintifT
as acceptors of bill of exchange, drawn bv Mn
upon and accepted by the Defendants, for n;na nan
hundred and ninety-one dollars and elona.s
cents, dated August 9Th, 1853, and PAYABLE so ~
the order of the Plaintiff, ninety days after tbs ~
date thereof, and that unless he answer by Az Az
18th day of October, 1853, the Petition of she %
said Henry R Kinney, against him, fled n tho
Clerks Office of said Court, such Petition viii ;i
dinghy. OF. MOORE, ATTY. for PItfF
August %, 1853. 22--6w
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GIVE don't acknowledge the receipt
(gratis, of bushel of apples, or doz-
en- or two of green-corn, or any thing in
the line of luxuries. We hope, for the
sake of humanity, that some big-hearted
tillers of the soil, will take the hint. If
you all come at once, we shan't be at all
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OF To aid the poor people of New Or.
'eans, among whom the yellow fever is
ravaglng most extensively and fatally, the
people OF the Eastern cities are raising
large sums Of money. A dispatch from
New York saws:
The contributions in this city for New
Orleans amount 10 $50 900. w, 100 we're
subscribed by Philadelphia merchants
asl evening. The contributions from
Baltimore reach $1,000.
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ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF PROVISIONS
The great influx Of strangers 20 our city,
il seems. has SO increased the population
that the prices ofprovlsions Of all kinds
have taken a rise. The beef market
particularly, has made agreat advance in
prices. Beefsteak is now quoted at six.
teen cents per pound. veal eighteen, and
lamb twenty one.--N. Y. Post.
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From the New York Tribune.
Affairs at the Capital.
" AsHlNGTON, Aug. "a,

" "ShiNNiO'' nuG' II 1000
The Cabinet is anxiously engaged or
kozSta. Gibson, the fishery. and alleged
English Interference with slavery in Gu
ba.
A meeting was held on Saturday for
relief TO the New Orleans sufferers
President Pierce addressed a letter in
closing check for $50, aud banker Cor.
coran contributed $780,. About $500
were subscribed. Committees we're ap.
pointed composed OF our most esteemed
citizens, to solicit material aid. Speech
es we're made by Prof DeBow and J. NJ.
Darllsle, which were touchingly elo.
quent.
Judge Nicholson, of The Union, an D..
BILE, accomplished, and bland gentleman.
left ona visit to Tennessee 10 uay, via
NewYork.
Thos. S. Bryrnt, editor Of The Lering.
Ton (Missouri) I Chronicle, bitter anti.
Bentonian. is appointed Marshal for Mis-.
souri,. Old ingol fares badly with the
administration But one rend OF his
has been appointed in Missouri. The
old man is indignant, and will growl next
wi ter.
Frank McNerhany, printer. is appoin
Ted Navel store, keeper at Washing.
ton.
Gov, Reed, of North Carolina. +. But.
Ter King, Senator Smith, Gen Quitman
and Capt. Gibson. (of inoarceratlng Gel.
ebrily are here.
Col. Forney will become the Editor of
The National Democrat.
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Notice.
Charles A. NJ. Damarin d. Co. Plntfrs. ,

Charles A. NJ Damarin Co. Plntffs.
Stephen Phillips d Henry H. McNeal, Peti-
partners under the nameof Phillips 4 uOn'
Neal, defendants.
TIE said Stephen Phillips, who is a non res
L. ident of the State Of Ohio, is hereby mott.
fed, that he and the said Henry H. McNeal.
partners under the name Of Phillips & McNeal.
have been sued by Charles A. M Bamarin 4 Co.
III tne court OF Common Pleas, for jackson coun-
ty lin the State of Ohio; for two hundred and sev.
enty seven dollars and eleven cents, with inter.
est from August 18th, 1853 which the Plaintiffs
claim to be due to them from the defendants. on
an Al, account for goods sod and delivered by the
Plaintiffs to the Defendants and that unless h,
answer the Petition Of the said Charles A. NJ.
Damarin d. Co against the defendants plea. In
The Clerks Office Of said Court, by the 18th day
OF October, 1853, such Petition will be taken an
true and Judgment rendered accordingly
OF MOORE, Atty, for Pltf's.
Aug 90, 1853. 22-6w
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T,,Wt Comet.

On Sunday evening last, a blazing Slar
-. comet. made its appearance IN 'he
western horizon. Its appearance on hfS'
e;,,h, was sopaewbatiadisd but contln-
ues to grow brighter and brighter ea'D 49,
successive night It's length in the di'
,sneo, is about Eve feet. We have seer
NO account Of it yet, but hope soon Il
give { fall and authentic detail 0i us OF
idn and denomination.
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Downfall Of a House.

On Wednesday night of last week, du-
ring a severe storm, the one half Of, the
large brick building, near the depot in
this place, belonging to Mr.. G. NJ. Dam
arin, of Portsmouth, fell PROSTATE to the
ground. This building was nearly COM
pleted, and was intended by Mr.. D., as a
Forwarding and Commission House, and
Grocery Store. The damages are estima-
ted at about $1,000.
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w The Grand Jury at Washington
have found an indictment against John
CHARLES GARDINER, tor committing per.
Jury as Il witness on the trial OF his broth.
er, George A. GARDINER. The bail was
sci at "a UU0.
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NOlice of S.lle.

DERsoNAL property belonging to the es.
Il tate Of Jacob I. Harrison. deceased, con.
sisting Of Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Wheat, Corn,
Oats, Farming Utensils, and other property
will be sold, at vendue, at the late residence Of
the deed in Liberty Township, jackson, county
Ohio, on the 18th day Of September A, d, 1855,
at III o'clock inthe forenoon and
continue from day to day if necessary. unlil'tha
property is all sold. ALFRED HAKRISON.
August ~, 1883 22-tds Admt
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Now steam win in Opernrlon.

The Mcssrs. Bum, Walterhouse a. Bum
ss.-.; sa,,Ig ssnI 70 state, have now, their large
49,, ~ -" rto,,>skl in full and successful
.'anatior The fouf'1nade by this cs-
,ablishment, is equal to any made in the
State, We have given their flour a ia''
trial and pronounce it good Their en-. en-,
pine is fifteen horse power with ''''
Of three pair Of stone
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W The Catholic Mirror says: "Among
the converts to Roman Catholicism are
Mrs. Ripley, well known for her beaut.
ful translation Of the "GlorieS of Mere, :"
Mrs Metcalf wife of Judge Metcalf. Of
Boston, Miss Maconb daughter of Gen.
Macomb; Miss Scott, daughter of Gene.
raj Scott; and Miss Dana. daughter Of
II. Dana. tho poet.
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Notice.
R. Bell & Co, Plaintiffs


Stephen Phillips Henry II. McNeal, peti.
partners under the name Of Phillips & ton.
McNeal, Defendants. @
TINE said Stephen Phillips, who is non re,;.
H. dent of the State Of Ohio, is hereby mott.
fed, that he and the said Henry H. McNeal.
partners trading under the name Of Phillips q
McNeal, have been sued by the said R. Bell 4
20 IN the Court of Common Pleas, for Jackson
county, in the State of Ohio, for three hundred
and sixty-one dollars and seventy eight cents,
with interest from the 18th of August 1853.
which is due from the defendants to the plain.
tits on an account for goods sold and delivered
oy lIe flaintfrs, to the Defendants, and that un-
less he answer by the 18th day Of October 1852
the Petition of X. Bell & co. against the Defen1
ants filed in the Clerks Office Of said court such
Petition will be taken as true, and Judgment rem
dered accordingly. OF MOORE, Atty for
August y, 1853. 22.-6w Pitts
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RUNAwAY.-On Tuesday last, horse
belonging toMr. Charles Spurrier, attach
ed to a buggy, and being drove by col
ored man, ran away, circling around the
Public Square; the buggy struck the
corner of the Court Yard fence, and roll
ed over and over somewhat injuring it.
The horse received but slight injury, The
driver, thinking of "number one" jump
ed from his seat and let the horse event" 4"
whichever way suited his own taste.
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EARLY IN THE FIELD,--'rhe Cathahou
la Lag Advocate announces as its can,
dldate for the Presidency in 1856. with.
out respect 10 politics Col. J. C, FaEMoNr.
The conditions are happily added. lor
the Colonel never had any politics be,
yond bis own interests.
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DailY NIaiI 30 Portsmomth

The fact of our having daily train oil
Cars, to and from Portsmouth, suggests
to our minds the plausibilty of having a
Daily Mail to and from this place, to that.
The business Of our town demands it, and
we hope there will be move made in the
matter by our citizens.
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ALSO.

AT the same time and place. and in the
same manner, proceed TO nominate can
didstes for the following Offices. to wit:
One Treasurer. one Recorder, one Com.
missioner and one Surveyor for jackson
county. The Poll Books are to be i'm.
mediately sealed up and sent to the Clerks
Office in jackson, 50 that the same NAV
DC opened and published by proper al-
thority, on the 9th day Of September
next. BY order Of the
DEMOCRATIC CEsrRAL CoMxrrTEr.
August R3, 1858.
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Great Battle between Indians on IN

~Eous huttAc botWeen Indians ON TIA o
s.A.nSs
INDEPENDENCE, Mo, Saturday, Aug 10, 1853.
Some returned Calilornians give the
following account Of the great battle be.
tween Indians. already reered to- The
contest was between the Sioux tribe aided
by The Ch"penneS in all 8 0O0 strong, and
the Paronies. aided BY the Jawas. Sacks
and Pottowatlomes, numbering about s..
900 The fight lasted all day, the killed
on both sides being from 500 to 6O0.-
lttook place within fifty miles OF Fort
Kearney, aud the Sioux party were de.
iealed.
A person JUST in from Fort Larmie
says The above account is greatly exag.
gerated. but nevertheless great demon
sIrations had been made, aud had moi
the Poltowatomies interisred the Paronies
would probably have been whipped. He
states the numbers at probably hundreds
instead oi thousands, and the estimate
OF the killed likewise much exagRera.
ted.
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~ An English Bishop has been ma
king tour of Europe, to look after the
members of the Protestant Episcopal
Church scattered over it. lie admins
tered the rite OF confirmation at various
places, and much interest was manifested
in the event by the clergy and members
of the Lutheran Church.
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ErThe dwelling OF JACOB WELLlNG.
at Spring Valley, Bucks county. Pa. was
destroyed by fire on Thursday night last.
and young woman residing in The iami.
ly perished in the flames.
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~ The contributions which have been
obtained in Philadelphia Tor the relief oil
the New Orleans sufferers by the yellow
lever, amount TO over eleven thousand
dollars.
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Notice.
William McKinniss, Prfr.

Stephen G. Phillips & Henry H. MeNeal,
partners IN trade. under the name of Phil.
lips g. McNeal, Def'ts.
THE above defendants are hereby notified
Il that on the nth day Of August, A. ID. 1853
an order Of attachment, In the above cause, was
issued against them bv Jacob Sell, ESQ, one
OF the Justices Of the Peace, of Washing ton
township. In Jackson county. for the sum OI
sixty seven dollars, at the Instance Of the above
Plaintiff, and that sail cause has been continued
by y Justice, until the Sd day Of October, A.
D., 1858, at 10 o'clock, A, M, Of said day.
WILLIAM McKINNlS.
August 25. 1853. 20-6w.
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Neru AOucrtiscmcnts.
William Conner
In jackson
Common Pleas,
In Partition

GN0 Lewis Conner, of Jackson County Ohio,
" you will take notice, that on the 9th day
of August, A. ID, 1859, the undersigned fled
petition in the Court of Common Pleas, of
jackson county Ohio, where the same is now
pending, demanding partition, Of the following
premises situate in said county, to wit The
west half of the south east quarter Of Section II
Township 5, Range lS, containing so acres.
The undersigned demands that partition be
made of such premises as follows: To the un
dersigned, one equal half, and to said Lewis Co,
mer one equal half, and at the next term Of said
Court, an application wi be made by the under.
signed for an order that partition may be made
Of said premises accordingly.
WILLIAM Conner.
August 25, 1853. 92-tc
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Notice.
Jehial Frazee Plaintiff.

'eHio' HldISo ldllltlH, =
Us. =
stephen G. Phillips Henry H. McNeal, S
partners trading under the name Of Phil.
lips d McNeal Defendants. ]
HE said Stephen G Phillips. who is non
resident of the State Of Ohio. is hereby
notified, that he and the said Henry H. McNeaI
partners under the name of Phil ips d. Nc
Neal, have been sued by Jehial Frasee. in III.
Court of Common Pleas, Of jackson county. h,
the State of Ohio, for two hundred and fity dol.
lars. with interest, from July I7th 1853, which
the Plaintiff claims to be due to him, from The
Defendants, on promissory note of the Defend
ants, given to the said Plaintiff or order, dated
May 2Sd, 1853, and due ffty,f five days after date.
and that unless he answer the Petition of the
said Jehial Frazee against the said Defendants.
fl ed in the Clerks Office, of said court, by The
lCth day of October 1853, said Petition will be
taken as true, and Judgment rendered according,
~, LEVI DUNCAN, Atty, for Pltff.
August %, 1853. 22-6w
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Notice.
William Elden 4 Co Plaintiffs.

u.s. n
stephen Phillips and Henry H. McNeal, 3,
partners under the name Of Phillips 4 (. y
McNeal, Defendants
HNHE said Stephen Phillips, who is non resi-.
Il dent of the State Of Ohio, is hereby mott.
ned that he and the said Henry H. McNeal.
partners under the name Of Phillips McNeal.
Co., IN the Court of Common Pleas. for Jackson
county, in the State of Ohio, for two hundred
dollars. with interest from August 18th, 1853.
which WI is due from the said Defendants, to the
rlalntiffs, on an account for goods sold and de-.
ilvered by them, to the Defendants, and that un-
less h ne answer by the 18th day of October, 1853.
the Petition of the said William Elden & Co.
against hlm, filed in the Clerks Office, Of said
Judgment rendered accordingly.
August %, 1853. 22-6w
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J We are authorized to announce the name of
George NeWei. as candidate for the Office
of COUNTY COMMISSIONER, at the October
election. Aug. II ll,-'53, ,-no-20.
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Inventions.

Mr.. Editor: Having accidentally come
across the dates of the following inven-
tons. | did not know as could make a
better use of them than TO pass them over
to you, to fill some vacant corner in your
paper. They may be of some convent.
ence TO your readers for reference:
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OCTOBER ELECTION.

Gr We are authorized to announce the name
of George BuTFiS, as a candidate to repre-
sent the counties of Jackson and Vinton, in the
next Legislature of Ohio; at the October elec ton
Aug. 25, Is 3. %
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DRArH OF Coz. BLiss.--The Philadel'
phia Balietia, OF the 9th. contains a lele-
graph despatch, dated Nes Orleans Au.
gust 9Th. announcing the death Of Col,
Bliss, Gen. TAyLoRs son.in law. he
died of yellow lever al Pascsgula, on the
Bib inss. W
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Tenno.see nlecslon.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 10,
i've Wings and four Democrats have
y elecieito Congress. Johnsoh's ma.
" for Governor Is 2.2i6. The Sen.
stands, IS Democrats. and Iq Wings.
the House, "A Wings and 81 Demo
ts. 1s
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1--WE are authorized to announce the name of
Joseph skudcIiA. as a candidate for the
Office of COUNTY COMMISSIONE subject
to the decision of Wing nominating Conven-
tion, if one should be called.
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Delegates so chosen, will take certif-
Gates of their appointment from the chair,
man and Secretary of their respective
meetings.
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n5 There were about one hundred
dozen chickens brought into town by our
farmers, and prepared for the Barbecue,
for which, many thanks are returned.
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MEssRs. LAIRD q MATnEws:--Please announce
the name of john StTnSOn of Jackson
township, as suitable candidate torepresent the
district composed of jackson and Vinton coun-
ties, in the Legislature of Ohio, the next session
MANY CITIZENS.
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MARRIED.

On the 2lst inst, by j. A. Sell ESQ.,, Mr..
GEORGE EsENNAwGLE, aud SARAH BaowN, all Of
Jackson county Ohio.
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@-Mr. Montgomery, of the "Franklin
House" Ports mouth, has our thanks for
late Cincinnati Daily, papers.
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u We are requested to announce The name of
William }. Evans, of jefferson Town
ship, as candidate to represent the counties of
jackson and Vinton, in the next Legislature of
Ohio.
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" We are authorized to announce the name
Of Samuel Mc(Iung, as candidate for
RECORDER, at the eEsning October Election.
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DWe are requested to say, that j. w.
LOMRbOM, will be candidate for the Office
of County Recorder, at the ensuing October elec
ton
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JACKSON Aug. 25, 1853.
FLouE-79 bbl $500
WHEAr-d9 bush, PC
CoRN-- q 4" Soc.
OARS " d" 4nc.
DRIED APPLEs-Sl, ,25c.
WHTE BEANs-$l ,25@1,50.
PoTAroEs-Npw 75c.
BuTrER- n ib 5e
EGGs-P doz. sJac
FLAX SEED-1p bush. Csc,
CLOVER SEEp-i9 5000
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GFWe are authorized to announce the name
of Jared Stephenson, as a candidate for
the office of County Treasurer, at the ensuing
October election.
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1--WE are requested to announce the name of
LiitIcberry A. Candle, as candidate
for the Office of County Recorder, at The ensuing
October ection.