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ATTAoHMENT NOTICE.

On the seventh day Of May a. D., 1885, ct he Inst
ance Of the undersigned pla t an order Of aaehmsnt
vas issued By EleAfsF Andrews. ESQ., Justice q ths
Peace within and for Fox township Carroll coepLy,
Ohio against the goods chatles moneys credits ald
effects of John Whita non resident Of Said County.
Amount claimed Is eighty.one dollars sixiy;uues
cents, (tel,6S9 TH01AS GEORGE.
May 81 1S66.-Sw.
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COTrLLoS PARrE.-We are requested to an
nOuncs that there win be cOdllOn party at
Harlem Springs, On the evening Ofthe 4th Ct
July. All parties interested will please take
notice. n t-@
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MARRIED.

~~~~-~~~~~N-~NS~~~~~~~~N~O ~N~ON~~~~~~s~NSNN~0-~N~-~
On the 18th inst at the Tucker House. Har-
risburgh, by Rev. Geo. Gaumer. Mr. Leonard
Lumiey and Mrs. Sarah Miller, all of Carroll
Co. Ohio.
On the l4th inst by Rev. Israel Archbold,
at his residence in Carrollton, Mr. Andrew w
Teter and Miss Emily Jreal bJth Of K | o-e o
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CELrBSArIox.-Th prelminaries for the eel.
sbraliOn on the fourth Of July has not yet been
fally arranged. We are, therefore, unable to
give particulars. We are informed that the
Sunday School ceremonies will open at 8
O'Clock AN. 10 the NJ. E. Church. We hope
to be able to give particulars next week.
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1000 Ladies Gold Breast Pins, sts4 4O0O
600 " BrOcha ShaWls. ct ts6 5gOe
500 " silk Dress Patterns, at $50 10000
5000 Gold Pencils, at IS 1906.
10000 Gold Pms. with Silv'rCaS's, at So a0,oe0
10000 Gold Rings, at 81, 90 each $4,000
l20s4 do at 100 each 12O84
Every purchaser Of the splendid large LithoFsphe
Engraging, viii receive q Certificate Of NembersLp
emitting them to chance in the shove ist Of vausb9
and costly Gifts for the People. The EDTayings can
be sent by mai without being damaged to any part Of
the country.
rEFIRsT CONE FIRST SERVED. "a
Persons wishing TO act Agents foe us wall please
send q Recommendation signed BY the Postmaster or
some other influential aud vel known person, n the
place where they reside.
To those persons EhO have been acting as Agents Tor
Us in our former Distribution, this Is Dot required
AL orders with the money enclosed, free Of postage,
win meet with prompt attention.
In order TO prevent mstakes Egents aud others trans
hitting moneJ to Us will please have il sealed in the
presence Of the Postmaster and the amount entered on
the way bil. -.-....
We prepay aH our letters, circulars, &C. to cur
agents and correspondents, and expect them to 70 tho
same with US
Eg- Agents wanted in every town, whom we will
furnish with posters circulars schedules, iastTueiops
&c. on application at our Office, or BY mail, post paid
For further particulars descriptive blb, &C. or ca
auire at Office, No. 2, Wsleutts Block, Town SIset
Columbus, Ohio. BChNELL 20,
PRoPRIEroEa.
ET D. II. ToLAE, agent for Carroll county.
March l5, 1855. 3m. ~,
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WILLIAM KNoTTs, EsTATE

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have
been appointed and qualified as Executors Of the last
viii and testament OF William KRotts deceased, late Of
Carroll cOanty, Ohio. WILLIAM KN0Tlsl
JAMES MILLER
June 7, '55-sw.
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NEW SPRING GOODS,

OUR FRIENDS VII rejoice % have Ne an
" pOunce that We haye iHst returned from
Phlladslphta, sith = spieadA sol Il
NEW SPRING AND sUMhRR GOODS,
naFs bssn rafaeleti n Carrolliou ''Frst oous, Gre
ssrYeds Al enunsradoa of arficlss l. entirely anns
eesiay; baf msy AS hat Sioet is EoSItF SsE
and prices that vil almost eompurs With last ysafi
rooas e cosf. A aplsndd neck Of Embroidefies
eomphdng Ill the nes siyiss of Collars. Laess IA. AZ
very cheap These goods areemong ne frst in d.
market Ibis 6pdnE aHd feads Sin Do eel b max
us vislt before tbey are an Eons seman profts and
CUMMINGS & oOUcH.
~ faE ~
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GF Jesse Timanus, the Cincinnati Court.
House defaulter, has been reported upon BY
an investigating committee, and bis defcien
eies proved to be thirty one thousand nine hun.
dred aud 6fty-two dollars.
The county is well secured by bis bond and
suIeties.
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MCDOWELL & 90.
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.

sTEUBENYILLE, ............. OHIO.
KEEP always on hand large assortment Of
IN School Aeuical and Miscellaneous books, Plain and
Raed Cap and Leite' Papers Printing and Wrap.
ping Papers Of al sizes Note Pspers Envelopes, Steel
Pens, And all kinds Of Stationary.
They are prepared to hl ell oiders from Merchants,
School Committees Teachers and Others low prices
Having bindery connected with establishment
We are prepared to make al kinds Of Blanks fOr Rail-
roads, Insurance Companies. County Officers, Banks.
Merchants &c. Printed work bound 10 order. As We
the best quality Of stock and employ the best work
men, our work will compare faVorsbly with that ofsBy
other Bndery in the State Blanks Of all kinds PACED
10 order.
The highest market price paid for Rags andTanner's
Scraps. MCDOWELL co.
steubenville, March is, 1855. IT,
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nIssnInrI0N 0F Oo.PARTNERsHIP.

The co-partership heretofore existing between the
.rasrs;gned under the name Of SchWabacher Brother
wss on the first day Of February last ls65 dissolved
" iuu'"-' ''' s. sCHWABACHER
u.vo "a Ts.-sv* W. HWABACHER
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eLAprz9 WRRATH, Tie June number Of this
PsrlOr Annual graces our table. Itis an sx.
Cellsnt companion for the parlor, bea utifuIIy
oEnamented with 'piotures,O Of tie rarest specls
men. The Wreath is published by Btrdiok
and ssOvill. No. 8 Spruce St. New York, al
$500 per annum in advance.
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CoEoRRT. "A concert will he given by Miss
Whitcomb's music school, in the Presbyterian
Church. al. the close Of the present term, on
Monday evening the 9th Of July, next The
concert viii consist in performance Of instru-
mental and vocal music. Invitation is exten-
ded to all to visit this performance of school
Of two sessions training. The scholars have
made good proficiency in She fine art for the
length of time they have been in attendanee.---
Turn out and hear them.
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$ AE The National Council Of K. Ms. had a
erand banquet at Philadelphia on the evening Of
the 7th inst. 45o persons were present mayor
Conrad, Of Philadelphia, presided. The hrs'
toast, .'the Union," was responded to IN an
.'old fashioned, patriotic, gluri6caiiou Speech
by Kenneth Rsynor, Of North Carolina
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Attachment Notice

nv instance an attachment issued on the 22nd
Il dsy of Nay, 1856, BY James Hyett, 8 Justice Of
the Peace Of Augusta township, Carroll county, 0hsa
sgainst the property and effects Of william Rets sn
abscondug debtor. Amount csiEned sixty three dol
lara an sft HYDE hABshALLs
June Il, issb.-Sw. ~.
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NEW PHILADELPHIA.

have for sale good assortment OF God ard SILVER
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry Of oil binds, gold Tens
Viohs and almost TeFything usually found IN sJeFei
~ store. NV shop the centre block Immediately sd
joining "Espied Exchange"
Old Gold and Silver wanted in exchange for work q
goods Watches can be left at the residence Of &r,
wash Butler, CarroIOn ohiO,s will be pronpty setf
and returned when repaired. All work warranted Giss
rs a trisL MORGAN BUTLER
New Phladelphia Ialy 81, 1853.
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PETERsON's MAeAzEND,--The July number
Of this magnificent monthly has arrived. 1t is
full of useful and entertaining reading--Its
fashion plates are superb. Peterson is one oi
the best ladies' Magazine extant;and we are as
sured by its Editors that they will make it still
more desirable. Price $500 per annum. Ad.
dress Chas. j.. Peterson, Philadslphia. Pa. a
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~ In Indianapolis the liquor.sellers have
made up the sum Of $4,000, to be expended
in defending them; elves against any prosecu-
ton for the violation Of the Prohibitory Liquor
Law. One of the most eminent lawyers was
offered $1,000 as retainer in case of prose
sution, bat he refused the offer, preferng rath7
or to aid the prosecution without fee.
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rOD. LIVER Oil, Sweet Oil, Lard Oil Castor
! " Oh, Olive OIL &c. J. Q, BAXfERt
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LOB PRINTING NEATLY AND EXPE.
ditiousy executed at this Office on rensonabeterms
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BANK NorE RSPoRTER. -Messrs. Pierce and
Nelson have issued the fifth number of the
Cleveland Bank Note Reporter, a copy ofwAich
is upon our table, The Reporter is well cal
culated to meet the wants Of The business men
of our country. Price only 80 cents. The COM
plete Coin:: Book is in readiness for delivery
Price is cents per copy. Address Pierce and
Nelson, Bankers, Bank St. Cleveland, Ohio.
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FAM1LY AND School INsTRUoToR. The June
number of this periodical is before us. 1t pre-
septs ueat appearance--is ably conducted and
deserves general circulation. Price sl,q5. Ad-
dress, o. N. HartshOrn, Mt. Union, Stark
county. Ohio,
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US. MAaAzINE--For June is on our table.
The Magazine is now published, on the first Of
each month. The number before US commen-
ces lite second volume. During the past year
the Magazine has achieved an unparalled tri-
umph, Price only 81 90 per annum.
Bound copies Of the first Volume, neatly
done up, to be had at 81, 80 sent to any par
Of the US. post paid. Address ], N. Emer
son & Go. New York. ss,s. @ aal
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WATCH MAKING.

SEND On IUUK Y AIUhES.
would inform the citizens OF CGTollton and Csrfci!
county that they have their Waiehl repaired In hs
best manner and On sbcE. Notice, by sIdinS them %
L liz, In
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-09-19
MARY, A PRAYING SERVANT GIRL.

A number OF ministers were assembled for
the discussion of difficult questions, and
among others, twas asked how the command
TO "pray without ceasing." could be COM
piled with. Various suppositions were start
ed, and at length ene Of the number was ap-
pointed to write an essay upon il to read at
the monthly meeting which being overheard
by female servant, she exclaimed, what /!
whole month wanted to tell the meaning Of
the text. lis nne Of the easiest and best
texts in the Bible Well, well, Mary,
said an old minister, what can you say about
it! Let US know how you understand it!
Can you pray at all times 2 30 yes, sir.
What, when YOU have got so many things to
do.' why, sir. The more have to do the more
can pray.' indeed! well Mary, do let Us
know how it is, for the most Of people think
otherwise Well, sir said the girl, when
| first open my eyes in the morning pray
the Lord to open the eyes Of my understand
ing and while am dressing, | pray that
may be cInthea WIN the robe Oi righteousness;
and when have washed me, ask for the
washing degeneration and as begin work,
pray that may have strength equal to my
day when begin 10 kindle the fire, ] pray
that GOd's work NAV revive ia my soul aud
as sweep the house pray that my heart
NAV be cIeansed from all It's Impurities and
while preparing Of breakfast, desire 10 be
fed with the hidden mama. and the sincere
milk Of the word /; and as am busy with the
little children, | look up to God as my Fa-
ther, aud pray for the spirit Of adoption that
| NAV be his child--anh 50 Oh all day; every.
thing idoiurnishes ME with athought Tor pray.
err, Enough, enough cried the old divine
these things are revealed u babes, aud OF.
ten bid from the wise and prudent Go on
Mary said he, pray without ceasing; as fnI
Us, nv brothers, LET us bless the Lord for thi'
exposition, and remember that he has said
The meek he will guide IN Judgment
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TRIr.MpH nr pIETX

Lord - was man ol lie world. Ills plea
surrs were drawn from his riches, his honoIs,
and his friends. His daughter was The idol Ol
his heart. Much had been expended for her
e,lucallon. and we'll did she repay, IN her intel
leclua pndnwnrnis. the snlisiindr Of her parents.
She was highly accomplished, amiahle IN her
disposition. winning IL her manners. They
were Ill strangers 10 God.
Al length Miss --- attended Methodist
neeiing IL London was deeply awakened. and
soon happily converted. Naw she was ,Ieliphle,l
in Tie service nf the sanctuary and soriil meet.
ings. 10 her lie charms or Christianity were
eyeIn wing. She ffequcnled Hose places where
she met with congcnial minds animated with
similar hopes. She was often found IN lhe house
~ God.
Tie change was marked hy her find father
with painful suliciinde. IL see his lovely
daughter thu. Infatuated was an occasion 81
deep cfief and lie resolved i1 correct her erfOne>
ous nnlious on The subject Of The real pleasures
snd business ol life. lie placed ); her disposal
large sums Of money. hoping that she would be
induced 10 90 into the exiravagances of OILERS
nf her birth, and leave the Methodist meetings.
/ l,ul she maintained her integrity. lie look her
an long journeys conducted in the most engag-
ing manner. in order 10 divert her mind from
religion. but sho I'LL delighted il lie Saviour.
| Alter ialling in many pfrccpls which he an
liripaied would be efIcriAl in subdnine the fell.
rious feelings II his daughter, he Introduced her
into company under circumstances in which she
must either JON 10 the recreation ol ile party o.
give offence. Hope lighted upon The counlen.
ance of this siIeciionale but misguided father
as he saw his snare about 10 en.ange the ohjer
of his .olicilude. Il had becn arranged among
his friends that several yunng ladies', On The ap
preaching festive ortasi1n. should give SOM
accompanied by the piinn.iore.
y The hnur arrived. The patty assembled. Sc
vrral had performed lhrir paris 10 le delight o
The party. which was in erea, spirits. Mis-
- WIS now called nn fit a song and mani
hearts INV heat high in Inpes oi yirtnry. Shoul'
/ she decline. she was dIsgracpj: should she com
py, their triumph was complete. This va.
. moment 10 seal her fa,ei viii perfect sell
possession she took her seat at the piano-fofl,
. tsa hcr dngers over tie hrys, and ccnmenc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-09-19

BIRDS AND INsEcTs.-Wilson Flasg, in a
late number Of Hovey's Magazine, makes five
classes Of insects, and as many Of birds, act.
Ing as natural checks apon the increase Of in.
sects.
The swallows are the natural enemies Of
the swarming insects, living almost entirely
upon them, taking their food upon the wing.
The common martin devours great quantities
of wasps, beetles and goldsmiths. A single
bird will deyour five thousand butterflies in
a week. The moral of this is, that the hus-
bandman should cultivate the society Of swal.
lows and martins about his land aud out bull
dings.
The sparrows and wrens feed upon the
crawling insects that lurk within the buds,
foliage and flowers ol plants. The wrens are
pugnaclous, and a little bux in a cherry tree
will soon be appropriated by them, and they
will drive away other birds that feed upon
the fruit--a hint that cherry growers should
remember in spring aud act upon.
The thrushes, blue birds, jays and crows
prey upon butterflies, grasshoppers, crickets,
locusts and the larger beetles. single ia
mily Of jays will consume 10000 Of these in
season Of three months.
The woodpeckers are armed with stout.
long bill, to penetrate the wood Of trees,
where the borers deposit their larya. They
live almost entirely upon these worms.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-09-19

lures Of animals, but they occur in almost
every farm the world over.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-09-19
60 Threshing Machines
FOR SALE.
VNHE subscriber would respectfully inform The Far.
ners Of Orange and the adjoining Counties, that be
has on hand sixty Of
Palmers Patent Rotary Flail
Threshing Machines,

manufactured in New York Of the very best materials.
aud wasnIed to purchasers TO be the bes and safest
chine in Il j. made almost entirely Of wrought
ron and relieves The operator entirely IRON dust dan
eer This machne is particularly intended station
iary machine. aud Is well adapted be driven by CON-
mon wooden wheel. which every practical farmer ought
le have in his barn. and will thrash fiom three
hundred bushel. pen day with two horses. This size
machine Is worth sixty dollars al GulisbOIough. from
which place they will bc sent objected iy purchasers
fhoy paying freight on lie There two sizes
above this the prices eighty and hunded dollars
Address the subscriber Of South Lowell, Osnge County
NC.
JOHN A. M'MANNEN.
Msy 2. 1855. sS-sw
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Law Books For Sale.

GONE vaIusbIe law Bok Ne, part Of small bai
- wellseleced Law Library, may be had at reduced
prices on appsirsiion 81 the Recorder Otcc. Amonp
them are ne English Reports. IN 10 vols redelIs D
uest, Powell on Contracts, Busec's Reports, Jonesi
Repsrs. ohst Reports Of earlier dates, &c. &c.
June 18th, 1855. d.
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NEW GOODS

\ AN now receiving my Stock Of SPRING AND
gWlIMliGR GWWlDSs which shallbe pleased
TO show and sell on accommodating terms. think my
assortment Of Goods will be complete as can be found
in this market, embracing almost every thing and
will endeavor TO make my prices average as lou as any
Store IN the place. wish TO call attention TO few ar.
tcles VIZ;
For the Ladies'.
Rich Chameleon Crepineie Silks,
Plaid and Striped P0ult DE Sole Silks,
Chameleon Gace a. high-lus,ered Black silks.
Very pretty and neat Printed Jsconets, Lawns, and
Organdie Muslins,
Embroidered, Grass and other Skirts,
Bnlliants, for under dresser,
Rich Sash and Neck Rihands.
Also, Bonnet and other Ribands,
Changeable Silks, for Msntillas, &c., with Fringe
aud olhsI Trimmings to match,
M6slin Collars and Sleeves TO match
Worked Bands, EJeings, &c.
Black, and Black and White Goods, such as
Chaly, Mohair Lusire, Berases, Lawns, Muslins,
Ginghams, &c.
Rail Road, Seflacing and French point Corses,
CATERS. both low-prlced and fine,
Sanialwood and other Fans, &c &c.
HE HAS ALSO,
Prime hesched and heavy unbeached eleven quarter
Sheetings, and Pillow Case Cotton,
Paper Window Shades and File Screens,
Superior Cast Steel Hoes, Door Bells,
Rszprs that are RaS@s, just Try them,
Colond Mating, and Druggit and Other Carpeiings
Seedess and other Raisins, Figs and Candy,
A variety OF Goods for Gents and Boys, &c.
Many goods will be offered lower priced than hereto
fore, bu, goods are Offered as baits shall not ID
usiness in that way thereby making one customer pay
ior the loss by another.
Please call and examine 70, yourselves.
JAMES WEBB.
April ID. So
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NORTH CAROLINA MAP AN ID
GAZETTEER.

10 ne Faeuity and Trustees e Sth0olsapd Colleges
GtsTLssts.-'rh undersigned arc preparing large
and handsome Map of the state, and aTetiecr TO ac-
company H. We wish 10 have rngrsvings oi the Pub.
lie buildings Colleges and Academies TO cmlesh the
Garelieer and the borders Of the Map. This plan viii
give publicity 10 your Institution well as show what
our State Is doing We will therefore, insert in The
Gazetteer. an earravng Of your building u you viii
furnish Us with tho drawinesyeu paying the expense
o The paic. Of which you have duplicate sietec-
type plate Cor your Circulars &c And f you will pay
The expense oi engraving. VIC will also have the Bull.
ding nn The Mar border which viii be advertisement
Coz III time 10 come. lfyou viii ecnd us written de.
scpion &c your College, Schnn is namc, loeaiion
faculty. trustees terms &c. We will insert Il IN the Ga
leiirer free charge. Several Institutions have afead,
done 20. bot We want Ill 10 The state.
Very Respectfully. your obedient servants,
WM. ID. COOKE. Rsleigb,
SAMUEL. PEARCE, Iiill.bcrough.
Adirc-s wm d. Cooke, al Raleigh, M
June ~. 1855. vs.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-10
Laws of Mimi esota---Dy Authority
| AN ACT
En,itled an oct to Incorporate the Monticello Acade-
| my, mt Monticello
Be il enacted bv the Legislative Ass.mby Of the Territory

| 81 Nf;n,.sot,.
mr., ,,r. he established at Monticello in this Ter
Sec Ihat tneiu 'r a. ,.,~s - ,,,,
fitor!, ulera,s - na.r,n.n S,.a,
and that s. u n ~ $50 n" r, IA y. ua
I'm. " -.
W. AusuS'uS o,as So,.. $3.50,
John Mcpohau, anu ,e w omee, W o.Ns ~ r.
rate 10 oe nno"n - va. sru st!ie VI uS [ 49, -
Mon'ieei'o nv, sn.s as gu. ~
s"e''' VI 60. Ems Non,i ".Uu 80, y,
| ""u -, -, g. r...,. ~ !.
"e ooJeS VI THIS ihsutu'ioh s""iA w " 'oo's INV
Tns crss,. n, al ,,,,,o,s -, whatever nat,re and
=. VI a., 80 - On . 1900, ~ 49,, $50
~, " 10 sra. u "a ..st ia .,o,sca
my r,nI ,s irsra -, which shan he ia or ~.
~. e ".ei' =, VI n.a.;S"s ~ 49, ~ 'ne
Suppot, " sau ninc ~ Ss Ia ans. WIEN
WY p"'e y. " S"" nNeeSh9 snsh
designate the object Tor which ne makes said d'naton'
snsi' ce T, anu s "a W., =,
>. rue i'"'''. a W sSf."u SUI" PouoA oa
tue iuhas as may ce una 'he'r S"huoi III the erecuoh Oh
ouu nss anu y, pa sue i' .he same, or e
apps.as' as ivy may ueei anu .he eoheio VI aH
% ess" '" sae" " s"0 Aes'e"'y arc "e'e' 'es'eu !"
sd" oVaruo trustees.
o. Al the first meeting regularly called and holden the
sa ,e time "i iher hrst anu iuufe annual
uec'ss WHICH sna III no case De altered except Ny No VI
twtfs OF the trustees Thsy may also cho all necessary
oeeis, whose TERM VI once sha expire al the n.s' annual
mecuhs. Inc trustees shA al said hS amman meeting DC Ia
'ee. Ca>s no. snah hoid thtir ihcr oue year vass
sha hold their Office years. anu ass No. sha hou the
once three years from thc nfs Aer tue htst
annual III ethg thete shdi oe eiecu dhua'y i've trustee ~
supply Inc vacancies occaSohe os Tue Vi
VINO shal h"o her once lo ne .e, Vi fee Years. va
the expiration OF e term OF onice sha oe neo oy he ooau
OF trustees; ana a luose oy the
expiration the term Offices may be supplied by meeting
called tor that purpose.
o. p""er. tshdii DC uuy
TO enact laws for the government Of the Academy t" sell or
pur base real or personal estate TO appoint requisite number
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-10
DRY KILN,

THE subscribers have operation Patent
Dry Kiln drying Lumber, entirely process
is OF recent discovery and viii Green from
LUMBER Out contrary sddng vau) incred-
bic short Of time Percns w1nffng Lumber
dried. axe by calling Kiln, Of
Jackson and Ninth II. -
The Of constructing Kiln so $500 depend
upon drying lumber pr ia ,usand Is
merely nominal. II believed capital $500 invested
$40 per day.
Town and County RGhs Wisconsin, Minnesota
for sale. Dog1ire Of n. HASKELI rsssns<e,
slow House, Sc. Paul. WAKEFIELD 4 co.
This 10 to certify that the Kiln
In operation snd had dried After
working and thoroughly examining satisfied
Der be thoroughly Seasoned in day. Mechanics
employment Of the opinion and highly
its results. eUussHtiy recommend II, any who
wants seasoned lumber to he all II IL represented.
81. Paul. June 20. 1855. PIP rURBER.g
St. Petsrs Courier Sank Rapids YrontIersman. Hudsou
North Star, Prescott Pzrscsrte, wxona Argus and ST. Crx
Union three times and send bills immeds
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