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The Death OF the Flowers.

nv WM. euLLKN BRYANT.
The melancholy days are come,
The saddest Of the year,
or wailibg winds and nakod woods,
And meadows brown and scar.
Heap'din the hollOws Of the grove,
& The withered leaves lie dead,
Thoy rustic 70 the eddying gust, a.
And to the rabbit'stread. f-..tI
The robin and the wren are hown,
And nom tho shrubs the jay,
And from the wood-top caws the crow,
Through all the gloomy day,
Where are the flowers, tho fair young Bowers
Thst lately spranga and stood,
In brighter light and softer air,
boauteous sisterhoodf
Alas they are all in their graves;
The gentle race Of flowers
Are lying In their lowly beds,
With the fair and good Of ours.
The rain is falling where they lie,
But the cold November rain
Calls not from out The gloomy earth
The lovely ones again.
Tho wild-Aower and the violet,
-'Tney perish'd Iofg ago,
And the triar rose and the orchis died
Amid the summer gi6wS
But on the hill the golden rod
And the aster in the wood,
And the yellow sun nower'by the brook
In autumn beauty stcdd;
Till fell the frost from tho clear cold heaven
Asfslls the plague on men,
And the brightest Of their smiles was gone,
From upland, glade and.gien.
And now, when comes the calm, mild, day,
As still such days will come,
To call the squirrel and the bee
From out their winter home;
When the sound ef dropping nuts is hsarCh
Though all tho trees are still,
And twinkle the smoky light
The waters of the riil,
The south wind searches for the howefs,
Whose fragrance late he bore,
And signs TO find them In the wood,
And BY the stream no more.
And then think Of one, who In
Her youthful beauty died,
The fair, meek blossom that grow up,
And faded by my side.
In the cold moist earth We laid her,
When the forest cast the leaf,
And we wept that ono SO lovely, ..-
Should have life so brief; -
Yetnot unmeet it.was that one,
Like that young friend Of outs,
So gcntIe and so beautiful,
Should perish with the flowers.
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STOVES! STOVES.
A FRESH ARRIVAL

TOHN 8. CLUTE is receiving the largest
d and best assortment OF Stoves and Hollow Ware,
ever broughtinto this county. He continues TO carry
the Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron business, In all its
branches, and will furnish good as any other
establishment, and as cheap. He viii pay especial at
tentionto the manufacturing and putting upof
FAVE TROUGHS,
and will do all work In that line cheap. and eetle'
betcr than any of tho one horse' travelling
about the country All wares made and sold at this ss
In the most wo orkmanlike manner, and warranted.
He intends to kcepon hand general assortment Of
Stovesan Hollew Ware of The very lutest and best
patterns, and prices compsitiba Old Cop
per, Rrass, Pewter, Rags and most kinds Of country
produce received IN payment IEP Repairing OF all
kinds done on shert notice. 80 ~
His shopis on the south side of Main street, opposite
Phenix Block, Ravcnna, obid. Just call and satisfy
! THE AJAX COOKfNG-S STOVE.
This is the best Cooking. .StUve now tn use, and all
those wishing to purchase, should call and examine
ss RsTsnns, S Il a. September. I isss.ss JOHN CLUTE.
dissolution NOTICE The Co-part.
III nersnip hersto5sre existing between John n Bost
wick & Geo ostwck, ofthe firm Of John H. Rostwick
Co.., was dissoyedby mutual consent Sept. s. 1856
All persons Indebted 70 said firm will please call Inn
be doisyi 1is matsrs sr he business 81 tho DID
/ GEoRGBBosTwiCK.
THE business will be carried Oh BY John
j. H. Bostwick and John c Beatty, who win bepre-
pared to conduct NE bnsiness on amdre extensive and
nsnts thas oas trade wiiiEs naisray iaersSscd md
q sssdy sSs naissi Seness q 6oihpsrs
s.g Y w ,Ss sssssss, % .ssa :sS
eepA H. 10sEWICx s BEATTY.
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or The Commisslons ofthe several ccun-
~ officers elect have been received q the
Clerks Office.
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WAKTED-On subscription several cords
of good beech and maple wood.
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DORK! PORK!-Bostw:ck & Beatty will
i pay the highest market price for pork, in cash or
goods when the farmers are ready tn KILL also for but
ter, dried apples, and produce generally.
Rayenna Oct II. .
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I,SWlFT'S ADv'S.

THAN g. McKEONE'S CHEMICAL
i Olive Soap. for washing in hard or soft water
Price only 10 cents per bar. Justrec'd by lSWlFT.
InlY. 1885 ------. -L---- 49,
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LEGAL NOTICE.

LEGAL NOTICE.
Alvin WOOD, plaintiff In the Court Il common
against Pleas of Portage county,
William Wsit, }ohio.
Washington Wait, and Petition to forcclosc In
George Plum, defcndantsJ terest in real estate.
The above named defendants are hereby notified
that said plaintiff has filed In said court his petition set
ting forth that the 4h day April 1859, defendants
Waits contracted for certain real estate therein de-
scrbei with said George Plum for the Of $500 90,
and that said contract fora valuable consideration and
by lawful assignment has come tn plaintiff from said
Plum and that there Is due from said defendants Waits
to aintf on said contract about thcsum of two hun.
dred and fifty dollars with INTEREST," and praying that
they be ordered to pay said amount in default there
Of that their interest In said real estate be foreclosed
and applied to the payment of their Indebtedness.
They are required to said petition by the Goth
day or October next, On failure of which, decree
prayed for in said petition will be taken " the next
term Of said court MICHAEL STUART,
Sept Is, ls55-6.6w Attorney for Plaintiff.
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TRENCH FELT TAN COLORED Soft
Il Huts, high and low crowns Just reed, and selling
at very low prices, at No. 3Phenix Block.
August %, 1855 Ut GREEN.
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IA ll00POUNDS OF WOOL Want
|QU5VUUed BY r. w. SnkMouRs fov which tAs
highest Market Price win be paid. s q
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M NOTICE-Whereas my husband JACOB
IN S. SToUau, has had the impudenco to advertise
me without just cause provocationj and, says that
have left bis bed and board this is 10 say that as
for bed he has nonc for board he provided place
for me, and still continue 10 board at the place he
provided. As for my leaving him have not, he eft
my bed, but he does not provide for me- This is
caution all women from having anything to say, or
DO with him, for he Is al liar and decelyer.A +,
- MARY Il SfOLtfiH.
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CELLTNG AT COST WITHOUT AS
~ SIGNMENT-As selling ut cost seems much In
vogue now days. propose to sell our stock Of SUM-
mer Bonnets, Flats, Sumper Hats and Lawns at cost.
Call soon II you want any selection.
August 8, 1855 RRENTIss, HOPKINS & Co.
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N p w
Book Store in RaVenlla
OCTOBER APPOINTMENTS.
DOCT. III. TUBES,

OCTOBER APPOINTMENTS.
DOCT. III. TURRS,
Analytical Physician.
WILLbe in attendance at his rooms as o.iows.
Ravenna--Prentss House, Friday and Saturday
Akron--Empire House Tuesday, 10th Oct.
Warren--Gaskil House, Monday, 22d Oct.
Cleveland American Houses Wednesday and Thurs.
Patients and otksrs pishing further treatment or
consultation should call promptly at the times given
above, after the October appointsnts no others mill 1s
made Or attended until March hGI then they to BE-
resumed and continued as hereafter:
EnValids should read the follow
ing.
REFERENCE FOR TffE LADIES.
WOOSTER, Ohio, June, 1853,
DR.. H. TuBDs--Dear Sir! In Justice to you cannot
refrain from expressing my gratitude and at the same
(f published) II may prove beneficial to suffering hu-
manity. Fer the last seven years have lobored
der combination Of diseases, and suffered to an ex-
tent that rendered life burden The bost physicians
Of the country employed, but all in vain they
neither gave encouragement or relief In the fall Of
l549 my nervous system wascompetely prostrated by
course Of typhoid fever. From that time my lungs
were weak, causing much difficulty of brcathin, cough
and expectoration also suffered extremely with q
snglng pain in my left SIDE near the heart and back
Cling of the heart and sinking, dying
feeling, which seemed impossible to survive These
eenvuisons Or throes of The heart would terminals
sensation bordering upon delifum, and leave me ex.
hausied. A pain IN the back and stomach, with fire.
quentvomting, addedto my alictions. Strength and
flesh were much reduced. was obliged TO keep m,
bed greater part of the time and fends and neigh
bors gava up hope ofrecoyery; thinking me sinking
with consumption. In tho simmer Of 1851 when MI
disease wore IFS darkesform, friend urged me Is Sci
DR.. Tubbs. have done so; have taken 6f no othei
medicines since, and an happy now to say my healti
is good, Diseases has disappeared under treatment
like dew before the morning sum. and can now wori
at household Affairs from morning until evening with
no Inconvenience whatever. sS III a5ss ~
N Yourstrulyy REBRCCkA. WHITE,
Wygiye the above without comment. Those wishin,
further Information can call on Mrs. ,or write &
! her at Wooster, 0be. !, M M R Ae2DH d
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cent Tea, the best in the county;
37t do do, better than others sell at forty cents
25 do do, as good as others sell at 33 cts,
at sEYMoURsS.
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MISCELLANEOUS
n TEETH d


n0CT. SPELMAN would inform the cf.
~ izens Of Portage County that he has returned 70
store for the practice Of HE profession where he viii
be happy 70 walt on his old frends and many new
ones as will ayor him with their patronage.
Doet. s. has had more experience than any other
Dentist In this vicinity, and as much as any one in
Northern Ohio In addition 70 this, during his ab.
senee, he has come In contact Wth and learned tho
manipulAtonsof sope Of the most distinguished nSp
stsin The Unop, 20 that he hfmbeif bohsi
qualified FOR the practice of his profession than II
had remained In Ravenna. Still, he learns wi
great satisfaction 10 himself that the work which
has hitherto done ts In every way satisfactory th
wearer, and some OF II has stood the test Of man
years. ....- -.
There Are gold 1llings In this county which he inser-
ted more than eight years ago, which, all
are good as finserted but yesterday, The same IL
true Of his artificial teeth, and he refer the needy
to hundred persons, who think their artificial quite
as good as the natural organs.
Doct s. prdos HIMSELF on being one of.hc gerry fen
suceessfRi manufacturers Of iReorruptible mineral
teeth, in Ohio. Aud well he may, as this branch o
the profession Is, yet little understood, though
now taught In every Dental College In the Union, ena
bles him TO restore t0the mouth Its original shape
contour as well as impartng character aud individu
ality 10 tho teeth.
Doct. s. Is now permanently located in Ravenna
where he can be consultcd sottkoht charge; and hi
prices for work viii be found es reasonable that
any reputable Dentist IN the country, but he will moi
be Influenced by horde OF irresponsible self-stylet
Dentists, who are "whipping the cat" from door Ia
door, some Of whom charge prices for work
mat absolutely worthless, nay, positive injury to
mo patient, whle another class, who have sense e.
nough to know their inability, arc content with any
price which they can obtain for their services which
w0Iid be very dear to the patient f rendered gra.gi
Ravenna Auonst Ia, less ~
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NOTICE. Whereas my wife, Mary E.
lV Slough, has left my bed and board without any
cause provocaon this is to forbid any and all per-
sons from harboring her giving her credit my
count shall not hold myself liable for any debts
contract by her after this date.
Rayenna, Sept. lS. 1855 7.3w JACOB STOUGH.
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CUGAR--Goo Brown Havana Sugar \
ID cts; good New Orleans do, 63 c,ts; Best White
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DIVER HOUSE.
RY J. L. BARRICK, Deer6eld Center,
~ Portage county, Ohio. The proprietor is thank
ful for the liberal patronage of the public in time past
andhe hopes to deserDea continuance of favor In flu
ture. Good accommodations for travellers at all times
Good stables and plenty of feed.
RIRD CAGES-A nice and cheap article
~ at HATcH's Drug Store.l
August TO.
BLANKS of all descriptions for Justices
~ and Constables at HArGH's New Book Store.
Aug. 10.
INFLOW BASKETS-Splend yles,
w at low figures, at HAToHs New Book Store.
Aug. 10.
DORT MONAIES-Latest styles and
l. best quality at HATcH's New Book Store.
Aug. 10.
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Cleveland Eye lnfirImary.

Cleveland Eye lnfirmary.
IF YOU WANT YOUR EYES CURED
j. call on DR. .QUITTENBAUGM,o Of Cleveland, Ohio !.
Office No. Park Row, opposite the Court House.
Inflammation Of the eye, imperfecton ofvision, &c.
successfully treated without pain to the patient.
III All surgical operations the Eye, rs Cataract,
Artificial Pupil, Entropium and Ectropum. Insertion
Of Artificial eyes attended 70 and performed with skill
and neatneggl III 4 - ilat48 4 s@ l.6in
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EMBROI IDERIES-A large assortment
~ just received, consisting Of great variety ofla
dies Collars of new and beautiful patterns, Juck oas
and Swiss Edgings and TnscrtGgs Founcings, Chem
isetts, Underseeves &c. Al going OFF very cheap.
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II UARDWhRE AT REDUCED PRICES
l. We had desired disseminating that branch of our
business, but hearing many complaints among our
customers ofHIan they had IT, puy other pa-
ces, and being solicited To replensh our stock have
TONERS and friends large and general assortment Of
Hardware very low figures for cash, ready pay, or
approx cd hcrcdit. Those IN want OF hardware will
please drop in and save some DIMES, .
June 10 1855 PREKTiss, HoPKINs & Co,
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! MISCELLANEOUS,
LEGAL NOTICE.

DISSOLUTION N0TICE--The partner
~ ship heretofore existing between the subscribers
Is this day dissolved, having expired by limitation.
Tho business of the hrm will be settled by Albert W.
Beckley who Is pay all debts and receive
all moneys due the company. A. W. BECKLRY,
Ravenna AuO. II. la25-3-5W SPENCRR r. WRON
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CASH. CASH.! CASH !!! +,
IS WILL Pays Cash for 10 900 bushels or
Il RYE and oars. Also for 5000 EfiEER fiSLTR.
aeifver6d III 2 EARL n co.'s Ware Honse. u Krahks'
IN Miiis, q o7iesAt EasI : Co.'S stove u. i;
rsaahsfn ssni, AssSa b, iss-43
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HATS AND BONNETS JUST RE-
Septl5 uovnAco
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RONNETTS, BONNETTS-We have
- just topened large stock of Bonnets OF alfs
prices, insisting soft straw
hair lace, gnap and fancy French. ace, embrod bel
grade xossaNeEi brilliant, embro'd tuscan, Diamond
satin, BLK aif lace, etc., with prices ranging from rs
cts to $500 Also yery pretty styles Of Misses
and childrens' bonnetsand fats. Please call nnd try
thcm on. PRENTISS, HOPKiSSA Co.
Nav 8. lA5S -a,at4 =g
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HlSH, FISH-Trout and White Fish, by
= oOls and half bbls, just received Icy
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LIABLE CUTLERY--A fine assortment
L just received and selling very cheap.
,Rayenna, june 10, '55 PRHrTIss HopK & 20
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You seem q us. Doctor, Ike pgovidential hlesuiag
,ur family, and yg.l may we sunpoae We are not IN
.,ak.l II

FT e SEaaI6 GK01b1Fs Uk70s l1NFT 17E. Il 4F
t91]a u Q. AxxR flpppred sir: have in&la fze<R
ous{ al of the CArHAkTIc PirxA len mo hI your zs9
and have been cured hy them Of the dfe1dul ENeazz
under which he an1d me eul<xas Xhs nfa< d. feS
iessd me, and fssx sdhseqnenl Gasis have sHz|zzF
removed tho disefsess feel n kstiez heaI. Ap4 LIB
efypar CArnAAfio FIIlA Yoals zzi'a e'.:: {: .
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AIDES CLOTHS--A fine stock OF La
dies Cloths for Clocks and Capes, Of all the desra.
BILE oOlors can be found at '4j HI bays.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-17
Democratic Conventicn


The Winchester VHpinian, in all srlicle Of
Characteristic origlnality, advocates lhe Assem-
I bling OF il Democratic Convention In Winches.
.toalhe sth day of Janua,y next. The yiIenial
4 thinks that because Winchester was au III omen
OF success 10 Know Nothing isn;it must no, be
inferred, that il will be 80 TO Democracy. The
contrary, il assumes, W i'll be The result, as the
things. We see no nee essiiy for Convention
at all, but should one be ecided upon we have
no objections 10 Winchester as the place, if for
! no other reason than compliment 10 the fir-
giniaii, tor lis ability and energy. We do not
think with the Vifginian that iii is taken for
granted that State Convention Of the Democ-
raey oil Virginia will be heidi So far as it ei-
feels the organization Of the party Tor the Presi.
dental campaign, we believe that such con.
venilon WILDE ofno practical good. As The
VHeulan says, there IS no call or n PC cssifc for
new platform. Tne old platform Is sufficient.
The Democratic party haS no occasion 10 electa
new OASIS oil action oEery new moon. Having
princlple as The RE 81 &C ion Yesterday. to .dav
and 'o-morro" and them the sane. WIZ, then
convention FOR parlyior polilica! purposes p
mere mere IS Z visible oucness in The Democracy OF
,Vrsl-Ia whenever the time for action arrives
! iaAe the body guard Of Napoleon, they stand
raitei and lnvulherabe-- presenting the invlnci-
Tie 'front.' u wall. What new light can con
venon OF the party at this time hloN upon the
doctrines or pollty OF the party2 None. Such
being our views,we are opposed TO 4 convention
Of the Democracy for party purposes.
Bati twill please our esteemed coemp fary,
we are willing that Convention should be held
in Winchester, for pretty much he same ohjsct
oil HE editorial Convention which recently as.
seubed 10 Richmond. We " ere not present
i al that grand ovation Of the editorial dignity
and beauty Of the State. Hence we are willing
thai Convention shall be held in Winchester,
provided IL eonfne ilsel To cracking cham.
paiene curks, eating oysters and canvass backs,
drinking Ioass, aud perEetfaIuu jokes If
such were the OBJECTS, they could easily be ac-
compiI>hed, and The Convention might adjourn
covered with glory and honor. But # any 9TH
eF object were sought 10 be accomplished. The
assenbaoe would, we veninre the assertion,
prove a farce, and the Whole affair be subject
OF The severest criticism, and The mosl ludicrous
caricatuie.
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AEssRs. EnIFoRs II fear that exage-
rated reports may be circulated in refer
ence 10 a .Ie which occurred at the Yves
iern lhnatic Asy Va, Oh THURSDAY
evening, Slh inst. VIII you allow me 10
say through your columns, that the Board
o. Directors were promptly summoned to
inquire into the cause OF the eonaagration,
ascertain The extent of the damage. and
dlrrc. as TO The repair of the building -
The result of the Boafd's action vail
doubtless be made public a, an early day.
mas state that the building was de-
laehed oae and contained seventeen insane
females.
Most happy am IN being permitted TO
assure The community. and especially the
anxious and devoted Trends of the man,
afflicted ones iutrusted 10 our care, that no
one suffered PERSONAL injury that all are
comfortably provided for, although too
much ero?: ded.) aud thar rather think
the quiet and good order in ,he saiious
departments more striking than before the
accident FRANcIs L. SrRlpLI.u,
Physician and Sup
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Thanks 9 wing Dag.

Thursday last was duly observed by orr PEG
pie as Thanksgiving day. Several Of The
churches weIe open, and services held The
stores and places OF business we're all closed and
business. generally, suspended The remarks o
Rev Mr.. Davis CT the Lullefn Church, on lbs
occasion, were truly patriotic aud Appropriate
and exhibited a warm and ardent attachment IL
the South and her interests.
The pews Of The new Episcopal church were
sold Oh that day. We Understand that the sale;
amounted 10 about $40, 00o-.he highest prizes
paid being $500 fol sngle pew, Or. siibno
purchaser. There are a number 81 others to sell
elwiiich sllmaketie aggregate amount more
Than sufficient 10 meet the costs OF binding the
church, which is most beautiful aud co.nmodl,
Gus house.
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Fun EsIpGseR lscNEAsgs.--Dr. Wright. 400
Broadway, N. y. Dear sir.-=l cannot refrain from
giving my testimony in favor ofyour 'serolulous
Antidote;D On myself as wen as others l could
name, i has acted with magic powers. have been
the past six years. Indeed, | can honestly say that
few, IL any, have suffered from scrofula as have
done, having been confined to my bed for great
and suffering from the ulcers, which have extendcd
from my head tomy feet, has been almost insutiera-
bic until ! commenced taking your ..scrofulous
havc toattribute my recovery to that alone / BE-.
ese Is tho best thing for diseases OF the blood ey
or used: You are at liberty reir me for larh-
cr partieuiafs at any time; and feeling extremely
thankful to}ou, shall be most happy recommend
il 70 all similarly afflicted. Yours truly, Mrs MA
~ MILLER, 55l Hudson st. Sold by all respectable
Druggists,
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DRAG OUT AND MAKE ROOM.

TIT III 7 z. n M 70 Ny.
tHNE DOUBLE SCREEENlNG SEPARATOR
has added to its list of premiums the first pre-
MUM Of the Virginia Agricultural Fair. Also at
Petersburg, Fredericksburg, Abingdon and at the
East Tennessee Agricultural Fair, held at Knox
Vile. This improved Fan was patented April 10th,
1852, and has become very popular wherever it il
known, proving by its utility in expeditiously
cleansing all kinds Of grain, to ba the best grain
cleaner now in use. Those in want of good Fan
would do well TO cali at Doyles Shop in Staunton,
or at Doyle u Sallingers in fredericksburg, Va,
and examine for themselves.
These improved fans will be furnished ut any point
within fifty miles of the shops and further by
Railroad or Steamboat.
Communications addressed to me at Stanton
viii be promptly attended to.
n. J. DOYLE, Patentec.
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1875 ACR Els.

and + The eastern portion Of the tract of land, Tn
which Andrew Thompson, Sen, resides, The whole
oil u compact Body from the eastern part of said
land, aud TO be bounded by the present boundaries
ofsad tract in the eastern sides, and by new line
to be Ia nottherly and southery course, in succh
manner as to include rs acres in badly
Terms cash. The title is believed to be unaucs-
tionabe, but acting trustee shall cony ey such
title only as Is vested 10 me-
MICH. X. TROUT, Trustee.
Nov. II. ls55.-Speet COPY -.