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The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-07-13

- You look as If you we're beside your
self. +" as the wag said to Ounce who stood by
a donkey.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-07-13

u knowledge is the treasure. but judg-
men. is the treasurer Of the wise man.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-07-13

n Jealousy is a proof of selElOvc, but it
is no proof Of social love.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-07-13

~ Nothing is well done, that j. done out
Of slason.
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POLITICAL.
PROCEEDINGS OF
THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

OF The 4fh Congressional District. held
az Monticeiko. on tie Fourth lIonday
in June, 1858.
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The Age of Railroads.

The census gives on this subject the fol-
lowing statistical details. as showing the con
dition Of the Railroad system Of the United
States on the 3lst Of Dec, 1851:
Cost Of completed Roads ia United States,
10000; probable cost OF those in
progress, $500, 100000; total, $500, 770,-
600. An immense sum il is it is true, and
yet not 50 great when the vast results arc con-
sidered.
For tho purpose Of comparison with the
foregoing, the subjoined statement has been
prepared, showing the number Of miles Of
Railroads, with their cost according to the
most generally.receiyed authorities in all the
countries Of Europe in which those improve
ments have been to any considerable extent
introduced - Cost
Miles. Aggregate. permilc.
Great Britain
and Ireland. 6,700 81 ,2iS 100000 SI77O0e
IN
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NJ Charity obIiges us not to mistrqst 2
man; prudence, not TO trust before We Anu"
him,
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I4ll2 sISa0 nGs -00n


Total, l4,ll2 81 $50 ,OCs 600
The preceding table was made before the
opening Of the Railway from St. Petersburg
to Moscow. which. being 100 miles in length.
would add largely to these Statistics, so far as
refers TO Russia In France, also, during the
past season, 500 miles Of Railway, in addi-
ton 70 the number stated in the table, were
opened, making tho whole extent Of Railway
in that country, in July last, about $500
miles and il IS expected that, during the
course Of the ensuing year. l,S0O miles addi-
tional will DC completed.
BY these statistics It is made to appear
that the average cost Of European Railroads
was $50, 5000 per mile The average cost
Of American Railroads. completed previous
to the commencement Of the present year,
was S3I .307 per mile. The excess Of expcn-
diture. therefore, in the construction Of Eu-
ropean Roads over those in the United States,
is sos, ,993 per mile, or about $50 per cent.
but il may be remarked that the estimated
average cost Of construction in the United
States, OF all the Roads completed and in
progress. does not exceed S2l 300 per mile
50 that the actual excess is Sl03,0OO pei
mile
The foregoing statements develop the stri-
king fact that the United estates possess an
extent Of Railroad nearly equal to that Of the
rest Of tile world combined and at our pres.
ent rate Of progression, We arc likely, IN Q
few years, far 10 exceed it.
But still later On the 1st Of January
1858. the aggregates with regard to Railroads
in the United States. were as subioined
Miles in operation, l2,226
Miles in progress, l2.bsl
On the 1st Of january, 1852, the result
was as follows:
Miles in operation, 1O,sf3
Miles in progress, lO,o9o
These facts display an extraordinary in
crease. The following table shows the mum
Der Of miles Of Railroad in operation and il
course Of construction in each State Of the
Union, on the lst Of January. 1858:
Z So Ill Hs.fa 81
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Little sius commonly load to great evils
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First insertion. per square ten lines orl less ~ "
Every subsequent insertion ~
ny- Liberal deductions made on yearly adyeT-
tisements.
n-5- RevoiIle Is published every Wednesday
No paper discontinued until paid for
nI- Post Masters are requested TO act as agents
or the Revcic.-E0
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Judge Harris.

Juugt uufIIs.
on Balk0t
Cassidy. II; Adams. 0; Elicit, /.
10th Balkot.
Cassedy, II; Adams, IL ! Elicit, l.
LII Bailot.
Adams, II; Cassidy, IL
u and 18th Ballots the same.
14th Bati0t.
Cassedy. u: Adams H.
18Th Baii0k
Cassidy, u; Adams. IL !; Elicit, l.
18Th Ballet.
Cassidy, IL; Adams 10; Elicit, l.
18th and 18th Ballots the same
On motion Of Mr.. Claiborne. the conyen-
ton adjourned to meet at o'clock, tomorrow
morning
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These facts display an extraordinary IN
crease. The following table shows the num-
Der Of miles Of Railroad in operation and IN
course Of construction in each State Of the
Unicn, on the lst Of January. 1858
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Accommodation Trains stOD ut ALI
stations.

Accommodation Trains stOD ut ALI
stations.
Day Express stops only at Oberlin, Norwalk,
Monroevie, Bellevue, Clyde aud Fremont.
Night Express stops Only at Oberlin. Wake
man Townsend, Notwalk, MonroeyilIe, Bellevue
Clyde, Fremont and Eimore.
Connecting at Toledo directly with Trains Of
the Michigan Soathern Road TO and from Ches go
and the West, and forming line in connection
with Chicago and Rock Island Railroad and
Steamers on Illinois River, TO ST. Louis.
At Clyde With Trains of Mad River and
Lake Erie Road for Sandcsky City, Dayton, Cin-
cinnati, &c.
At Monroevle with Sandusky Mansfield and
Newark Railroad, for Santosky CITY, Shelby Juno
ton, Columbus, Newark and Evansville.
At Grnftun with Gle evelund, Columbus ard Gin
cinnati toad, for Cleveland, Shelby junction, Co.
lumbus aud Cincinnati
AT Cleveland with Lake Shore Road, via Dan
kirk, for New via. Buffalo, for New fcrk, Albany
also for Westera Road aud Boston.
With Cleveland and Pittsburg Road, for Pttsbnrg,
Wheeling, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing.
ton City.
Freight forwarded promptly, at fair rates.
f.. d. PHILLIPS, Supt
Sup't's Office. +. N. s. C. R. r.
Norwalk Aug. IS, 1858.
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Fremont Book Store.
BOOKS, BOOKS /!

fTNHE subscribers are now receiving the lerses t
i and most complete assortment OF Misceilane-
Gus and School Books, Stationer y, Re, ever
brought to Fremont Having purch ased our steck
at the Auctioa Sales, at
MSch Lotssr PAIGE: Mon can Be Bought
or Regular Dealers, we can sell cheaper than
ever fore and we intend to piye our friends
and customers the benefit Of our good fortune in
buying so low We would take This opportunity
ito retern thanks TO Our numerous customers fer
their Gberai patronage heretofore, and al ap in
'ducealent fora Continuance OF the same, we viii
plon,s ,sse to stii goods cheap as they can be
bought in Ctevelan d or any where in vicinity
-aHI little cheaper sfan SapGusky or Tiffin
Cities 'ltsvouid be impossible 20 enumerate all
the arti les in our line, make 9cataiogue of
our Beoks bat ready.to show our-stock
and give our prices to any aud all who will Civ e
us a call, and not Think ourselves bored il YOU DO
not want TO buy. Our stock of
PLAIN &FANCY STATIONERY!
Never 90 large and beautiful. Our new
styles of Note Paper And, Fancy Envelopes for
Weddings, Evening Parties and .Iotss CAME
be surpassed.
Pearl, Ivory, Shell, Paper Machs, SStesl xnd
Leather Porte Monies. Card Cases cfevsty
style Price, from one shilling to- three
dollars; Plain all Fdlgy Inksiands,
Vases, Ladies' Reticuies, Work
Boxes, Port Folios, Writ
ing Desks, Backgam-
mon Boards. Chess
Men, Paper
Weights,
Fine Cutlery.
Guild and Silver
Pens and Pencils Wis
itiDs and rnanentaI Cards
and IN short everything IN the
lue aud mauy things before
brought to'this market. Once more we
would invite all To call aud see for themselves,
> and be convinced that our assertions are true
S. BUCKLAND & CO.
No. 3, Buck'and's Block, Fremont.
Oct !, SO 1T
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Petition for Divorce

IIuldah Gilbert ? In SaBdusky Comfy Court or
vs. >Comnion Pleas State Of Ohio
Milton Gilbert Petition for Diverse,
The said Milton Gilbert is hereby notified tks,
De?ositors will Be taken 10 the above comfy BY
the Petioner, at the Once Of Stephen Porter a
jurtlee Of the peass in the ,Swuship OF Syivania,
County, Of Lucas and state of Ohio. on the 10Th
day Of October 1853, between the hours Of !
o'eioek A. Nj. & o'clock r. NJ. and viii b.
continued fIoIn day TO day between the same
hOars until all be taken.
By BycKbAND 8 EVERETT.
e.s hsr Atiys.
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ADVERTISEMENT,
Good Medicines.
STABLER'S
DIARRHGA CORDIAL

Is pleasant Mixture, compounded in agree meni
with the rules OF Phsrmacy Of rtherap ppe uc agents
long known and celebrated for their peculiar ef.
6cacy in curing DlARRHOEA, aud similar = f..
fectons OF the systehs In its action, IL ALLAYs
NAu SEA and produces healthy condition OF the
LIVER, thus removing the cause at the same
Il me that il cures the disease.
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ST.4RLER,S
CHERRY ExPECTORANT

Is confidently recommended to lnvalids, uSsuR-
PASSED by any preparation, for the cure Of
COUGHS, HOARSENESS, and other forms
Of CoMMoE CoLDs; BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,
GROUP, CONSUMPTION in an Early Stage
aud for the RELIEF Of the Patient even in Ad-
vaneed Stages Of that Fatal Disease.
Il combines, In cienifc manner, remedies
oflong esteemed value, with others of more re-
cent discovery; and besides its 'oothing. and tonic
qualities acts through The skin gently, aud great
effiacacy, for the cue OF this class of diseases.
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AxriNMlfmrni Nnsicn.

Nhe rlefnbersuf the handusky Agrieultufai So
Il ciety will meet at the Court House ia Frs.
mont on Monday the 26.h day Of Sept l653.st
one o'clock ?, NJ. TO eject Presideid. Vins
Presid eni, Treasurer & Secretary, and Eve man
ayers for the ensuing yesF person will be en-
tailed to vote without having fsst paid his rnsp,<
bership fee ofone dollar.
b. CApPER, SEQ,
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WOLFE g. WERNER,
ITonse, Sign, 81 Ornamental
PAINTERS,

FREMONT, o.
TTNhe undersigned offer their services to the pub.
J. lie in all the following branches, viz;
Fresco, Landscape, plain & ornamental sign
Painting &C., Limitations in wood 81 marble.
Carriage painting, Glazing, paper hanging. From
many years of experience we latter ourselves, that
we can give satisfaction to all those who shall be
pleased TO give US their patrehage.
J. C. WOLFE. JoHE WERKkR.
RErEREScEs:--to Messers S. Bifehard, s..
Bucklnnd X 60. CanfeId s. MITCHELL l.. E.
Boren, c. Doncyson. Orton 81 Dickinson, Tn
cius Canl o. T. Nims.
Sept. oath, lS53.-u
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Agricultural Fair.

List OF premiums to he awarded at the Cd An
nual Fair, to be held at Fremont on the 18th and
18th days Of October, A. ID. 1853.
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school NOticc,

rftbo School examiners for saada.ty ieouDiy
i viii meet at the oi.cs CT G. w. & C.. g,
Click on Friday, flie 3Jth OF Sept. and for min c
consecutive Fridays thereafter.
All persons applying for certificates win have
TO pass saiislory examination, in Orb ography.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, an d
EEoLIsH CRANiAR, and no other need pply.
No certificates will be issued only on the days
q. w. CLICK.
Clerk of tbs BoGsd.
Fremont Sept. 18th 1881
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S, Spade. A. Phillips. Thom., Heleems,

., Spade, A. Phillips, Thomas Holeemb.
All articles offered for premiums mast be owned
by the persons offering the same, members of
their families; and products of the soii or manu-
factured articles mast be predrced or manufacture
Ell in the county, within year preceding the
18th day of October, A. D. 1853. No article will
be entered on the premium list unless Exhibited
OH the Ground by IL o'clock, at noon Of the first
day.
The awarding Committees must comply with
the provisions CT the law requiring Competitors
for premiums on crops and other impro ments,
to furnish full and correct statements OF the pro-
cess and expense of culture and production.
Competitors Tor premiums on crops shall be re.
quired TO have the ground and its produce Rccu-
rately measured, by not less than two disnterest-
ell persons, whose statements shall be verified by
affidavit BY order of the Board.
Sect, Once Sept. Is, La e. RAwsoN, Pres.
d. CArPER, Sec.
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IMPORTED sEGARs,-Th. largest and boz
Is,ock OflmpOrted Prl..cps ssgars ever o"..sr,d
IN nus mafhe' on hand and for sale al szREsK's.
,le, i,'Ss-9
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Noffce.

Notice: ~.
A / my instance an sttAcbmsnt was this day ls-
"A sued by Austin 3. Taylor q justice of the
peace Of Slndusky Township, S4addsky County
Ohio, against the property and efftcls Of William
Karshner a noaresideni Of said county.
ps,ed dis I0.a day Of ssflember A. 2. 1851.
"f"s ~ EVE FRANCIS
b. c, EpGERToN, her Atty
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DAsPBERRY DRANDY-An sxcellen, ar
nticls for DiarrhOea, &c, just received aud for
sale low al SHhEEK's.
Oct !, '53.--tf
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FIRST ARRIVAL OF THE SEASON.
HEAD QUARTERS
"a MM HS IA MH


TENI1E MAMMOTH STOCK is daily arriv-
- ing, aud the old Regulat or is moving of with
flying cotorsi the extra two rods which we have
Just added to our store oom is creating immense
excite ment among the entire community, and the
rush is beyond precedent Every bodr goes to
Head Quarters, and should the whole country con
tinue TO do all their business with the Thirteen
Rod Establishment, as they have done for the
past four weeks, we shall be obliged TO bridge the
8 M o IA Ell o U L
md the River, open doors the esEt bank,
,s;ublish Telegraph Office The rear. snd sell
Goods By lightning.
That beautiful clean Sugar, twenty pounds for
,ne dollar; Coffee at ten cents aud Nails five
iol!ars per barrel. 10 what
Troubles this old Line O. nights!
Il is, however, generally understood that the last
meeting of this Old Combination broke up in q
row, there being dfereAoe Of opinion to who
should be the fighting cock the coming year;
those iminese bumps, with the Smoke House at.
tached, claimed the stand, while another party
laid in their claim, on the groond OF having added
a new Ice Cream Saloon rp stairs; as they could
mol agree, this old Thirteen Rod Establisomen nj
agrees to settle the hash by giyng the whole COM
bination
fHA1E COL u M BIA!
from mast head down. Look out for ripper this
Fall. We shall, however, hope TO sort up our
neighhors, in the way OF bmall articles, usual,
and pay them Cash for all kinds OF Produce
the same as Farmers.
o. L. MINIS & co.
Fremont, Sep. Sd. 'S3.
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Petition for sale OF land warrant.
John Crnig Adm.
OF the estate of Sandusky County Ohio
Uriah Craig dec. Probate Court.
VS. Petition to sell land warrsnt
Truman Craig
g. others
To John Dudley. Henry Du11ey. Jane Dudley,
harkness Rutter q Char.es Ritter, BENJAMIN
Craig, Harrison C.aiE. dehry Craig, Eliza Wright
and Alfonso risnt. who are heirs and legal rep
resenta'.ves Jf Urah Craig dec. Yon hereby in /.
lorr5ed Tat On the 2lst day of September a. d.
1882, said administrators filed hisretititn in the
rebate Court 6f Sandushy County Ohio. the OBJ
jeet and prayer OF which petition is to obtain an
order SC. on The l,t day Of Nov. A. d. 1888, 6r
the sale of Land Warrant No 2093, for one hun
dfed and sixty acres flahd.
JOHN CRAIG Adm.
Of URIAH CRAIG dec
By C. EDGERroN his Atty.
Sept. 2ist Is5a.--at
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THE MARRIED W-oMAN-s
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,

BY DR. A. NJ MAURICEAU,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
One Hundredh Edition lss,s Pp $50. Price so Cent?
[oS FINE r&PEE, EXTRA pINpIyo, 81 o0.l
First published In lsl7 and it is not
SURPRISING OR WONDERFUL,
Considering that EVERY FEMALE,
whether MARRIED. OR NOT, can here
acqtiro a fall knowledge oC thu na-
turc, character and ceusSs OF her
complaints, with the various
EymptoiNs, nnd that nearly
HALF A MILLION COPIES
should have been sold. 1t is imprscticabie 10 con-
vey fully tho various subjects treated of, as they
are Of nature strictly intended for the married,
those contemplating marriage
upwARss OF ONE HUNDRED TfgOU-
6AND COPIES
Have been SENT DY MAIL within the last few
@onths,
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November Appointments.


November Appointments
DOCTOR III. TUBBs, Analytic Physic-
ian, will be at his room as follows;
FREMoST, Fremont House, Tuesday and w ed.
neFday, 18th and 9th Nov,
NoKwALK, Mansioa House, Saturday and Mon
day, 9th aud 18th Nov.
TFTIS, 9hawhan House, Thursday and Friday,
l7ih aud 18th Nov.
SAHDUsKY CRY, St Lawrence House, Saturday,
and Monday, 18th and 2ist Nov.
PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH ANY chronic OR
LONG STANDING DISEASE ARE INVITED
TO CALL
Absence Of few weeks from The State will
prolong the time to coming appointments after
which they Will agan be attended at the usu al
periods.
DisPEPTIcs READl
Case Jst.-Mrs. Laura Shnltiek, IIamplo :,
township, Gesuea county, disease first manifested
by pain in the stomach, succeeded by eaprici. a,
appetite, Indigestion, acidity, tenderness and
ness or 'goneness' al stomach, codnesr f s,1,ar,.
tiles, pain through chest, back md shonidsra
heaviness aud fullness Of head with great debility
For nearly two years had ant sufT;cisn, srsnS,h !,
sit up during entire .sy. Four dlffsrent phSIc.
ians had treated 80. nsrsa,ss;nSIS hes :, N !
W,,. was IRE than slight present. relief obtained
n.,' cry little strength ami less hope ofsueces
.-'ent eommsnoed analytical remedies, which
were continued until cure was effected. For sil
months has taken no medicine, and says stomach
was never In better condition than now. Entir'
le0ss 81 treatment sHsiy'icsllY y, $7,15.
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Agents.
Wee EdHund WSnter
G O O ID S!
Haynes & Sons

A RE now receiving their immense stock of
AFall aud w Winter Goods, and selling them at
priceB
SO WFULLY LOWi
that II has stirred up quite commo ton in certain
9uGrtcs. Keep cool. gentemcn-the people have
had enough of ne.idea cries
hanaJug and High Prices!
Haynes & Sons have now room and Goods
enough for alI-@-cai and look at the LARGEST
and CHEAPEST Stock of Goods in Fremont
the like, eur neighbors say you'll nerer again.
Full particulars next week. Tho "he Cream
cry" will open in few days
HAYNES e. SONS.
fremont, Sept. 10, '53.
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Aug. 90. 1883.

FREMONT FLANK ROAD COs
A ssn.i-aanusl disidsnd Of per csat.. en- Zach
"A share has bean declared PAYABLE sa the II, 1sy
tf pHioher gsxi. LANES JUSTICE. f5sssl
1oHE 4. rEaus Treas.
Ftsleai, ssFs. -, 80,
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DREADFUL iNAERlTAtIc
from the Perents.

And must this continue Shall we be wise In
all that the cattle Of aclds, horses
eur sheep, our COWS, our oxen, the nature and
character Of the soil We possess, the texture and
quality OF our goods and merchandise but in all that
sonceFns ourselves as human beings, with human
functions and passions, subject to great dcrsnse-
p,ent, involving our future peace aud happiness
in afl that concerns tho health and welfare of the
wfc Of affections, and the mother Of our chill
dren; in all that concerns the mental and physical
well being of those children, we shoald be i'm
mersed in the darkest and most
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Ataachment Nosi6a.

A LII persons Interested will take notice ltN
AJonathsn Ames, on the eleventh. ds% " thk.
gust. A. d. tS53, obtained an order " altstA-
incnt from Amos Fem. Justice of tlis feeca
81 Green Creek township, sandHskyeaaAly. csais.
for ths sum Of s------~- dollars against Bas-s C.
Makhaia. which order has been ssfsra md re-
turned. >. ANEs.
WIN. Roy. Ast~.
Aug. 80. 1859. iaf rg'R
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SANDUsKY COUNTY
Chain PutnDs.

A large arr sa' Of chain. pump reels, pine, J.
4 M Ahk +" oe dg. IL rollers Fer chain pumps,
...s Few <ink tubeing, seems 10 be all thai Is
S,. Saao Ig - render this very popular pump, per.
"a the coldest weather--we ask our friends aud
ev cry body who are 10 want Of pump to exam
me this article at the Hardware Store Of tho Foys
CASFIELD & MITCHELL.
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Atseclssscnt yotACN
Attaes,ent Notice.

4 LIZ peFRons Interested viii take uctice, ih4t
n OH the 18th day Of August. 4. d. 1858 Xaa
liam II. Willis obtained an order VI atts~hss.a,.
from Amos Fem Ju stice Of the Pexce ies Cre,u
Creek township, Ssndusky comfy. Qhir. sszhssl
Hosea c. Msxhy,n. for fifteen jsllsfs, ahieh ss.
der has becn ssrypd snd ret Hrn-d.
WIN. II. WfLlis
Wa. Ray, Aay.
Aug. so, 1881, for rlainsiA'
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By oreer of the Board.
Agricultural a N0Iicg.

the 6ne thorough bred shars Hesnsd, tjuf.
L ham Bull. owned by the Sandlsky Cepsw
der on the fair groun., on The second aa, 81 lie
fair at one CLOCK ?.
Sec. Office Sept, "a. @ nAwsoN. Ps.si.
"a t5'h: =. :.eerr iseg; / BY order Of shs Board.
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On and after Monday, Aug 2eth, 1859, Pas.
senger Trains will run daily, (Sundays excepted,
as Iollowa.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

BE NOT DEFR.aUDED!
Buy no book auless DR.. A Nj. Mauriceau, 129
Liberty Street, N. Y is on the tito page, and the
entry in the Clerks Office on the back 1f tho title
page and buy only Of respectable and honorable
dealers, or send by mail, and address to Dr. A. M
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